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WINTER PROTECTION

Alfred c. Hotties in "A Little Book
of Perennials," the second edition Of
which has recently appeared. gives
some pertinent information on the
Winter care of perennials.
-Four factors are accountable for
the Winter killing of perennials, and
the main one is not the extreme Win
ter weather. The ideal protection
keeps the soil cold. Obviously. plants
are not protected to keep them from
freezing. Drying winds are especially
detrimental to those which hold their
foliage through the Winter. Water
standing upon the crown VIII XIII most
perennials. The alternate freezing and
thawinc of the soil will cause much
damage. because it causes them to be
lifted from the soil. Plants are often
more injured in the regions of mild
Winters than where the soil becomes
covered with snow which remains I'M
til Spring. Especially is this true of
plants set too late or those plants hav-
ing few tibrouS roots.
Except when diseases are rampant
in the garden, the tops of the plants
should not be removed until Spring,
because they tend to protect the plants
by holding the snow. Leaves are fire.
quently used as protecting material.
but they are harmful and actually
smother the plants. Evergreen plants,
sweet williams, hollyhocks and such
plants are easily protected if ever
green boughs are used. Remember
that plants need a parasol as much as
they do an overcoat. Manure serves
as a good protection, but is rather ex
pensive compared to its value. How
ever, it should be well decayed or
strawy, not lumpy or compact. 1t Is
also advisable to use some cornstalks
or tree branches upon the beds. then
apply the manure or leaves.
THE protection is best applied after
the ground is frozen The plants will
then remain frozen A mulch applied
too early will cause the plants to
make soft growth during the warm
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GARDENING IN 1927

Despite some upsets in the form of
late Spring and a Summer drought.
1927 was a good year for the local
amateur gardener. Rarely has occur
red n finer season for dahlias. the
abundant Autumn rains and delayed
frosts being greatly in their favor.
Roses had rather a hard year, the
cold Spring interfered with early
Towering and all through the sum
NOR and Autumn black spot took a
heavy toll of the foliage and inciden-
tally Of the blooms. Whether it
would he possible in bad season to
completely control this dreaded dis
ease by consistent spraying or dust
Ing or both is moot question. The
greatest hope for the amateur gard
ener would seem to lie in the growing
of rasistent varieties. The new Per-
netiana roses. lovely as they are. are
for example. quite impossible for the
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Gardening in Washington
AND IT'S ENVIRONS
Conducted by }. w. Wellington Garden Editor The Star

amateur on account of their suscepu
bility 70 black spot
Local vegetable growers were well
rewarded for their lahors. Tomatoes
and lima beans. two Of the finest crops
were abundant and in excellent condi-
ton
Flower shows apparently are gain.
ing in favor in the community as a
whole The fine central exhibitions
put on by the National Capital Dahlia
and Iris Society and the American
Hortic ultural Society were ably sec
onded by smaller community shows in
the suburbs. Quite evidently Wash
inGton neople are Weakening to the
knowledge that as fine flowers, fruits
and vegetables can he grown here as
IN any other part of the country.
Perhaps the most satisfactory fea-
ture Of all was the substantial prog
ress made in bringing the garden
clubs together The National Capital
Federation of Garden Clubs now has
more than Is member clubs and bids
fair 30 become an important and Use
ful agency in coordinating local gar
aening activities.
All in all. the local gardeners can
put away their tools with the satisfaC-
ton of having completed full and
useful year.
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BEES AND SPRAYING

Interesting information was obtain
ed in Massachusetts experiments in
which observations were made on the
insects visiting fruit blooms which
had been sprayed with various ma
terials 1t was found that wherever
nicotine was used as part of the spray
honey bees kept away from the
sprayed blooms. This is a valuable
observation for fruit growers who
have been sadly perplexed whether to
delay spraying to spare the hoes or
to spray at the right time and kill
both the bees and the pest. As nico-
tine sulphate serves a useful func-
ton in the spray in killing plant lice
or aphids. two objects will be accom-
plished at one time-destruction of the
harmful and rcpellng of the innocent
md beneficial insects.
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lower than the index for September
1t is nine points lower than the index
for October of 1926.
In the association compilation the
average number of transfers and CON
Veyanaes recorded during the CORE
spending month of the years 1915
1928 in typical fl cities is taken as the
base 10O)
The index record for the past IL
months is as follows: October. 1926
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WRAPPING FRUITS

Pears and apples will keep longer
and in better condition if wrapped in
dividually in paper before being
placed in the box or on the shelf
where kept Paper seems to serve a
double function. that of keeping de
cayed from firm specimens and of
slowing down the ripenins by pre-
venting full movement of the gases
given off in respiration. Some of the
injurious gases may be absorbed by
the paper, for it has been found that
merely scattering strips of shredded
oiled paper among the fruits retards
the onset of decay. especially that
form of decay known as scale, which
is largely surface trouble. but tends
to make the fruit unattractive and
less salable.
In sorting fruit for storage it pays
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of course, to pick out the bruised and
irregular specimens for immediate
use, putting away the best of the fruit
for keeping. The nearer that the
fruit can be held to freezing the bet
ter. as the length Of the storage life
is dependent principally on tempera,
ture relations
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TIMELY SUGGESTIONS

Celery may be lifted from the
garden and replanted in boxes in the
coolest portion of the cellar where it
will blanch satisfactorily and keep in
good condition for several weeks if
watered moderately. In the com
mcrcial garden special structures are
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partment of Agriculture advises that
the beds or rows of young regal lily
'eedlings be covered with an inch of
soil to serve as added protection.
older bulbs which were set deeply at
ransplanting will be safe.
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REAL ESTATE MARKET
ACTIVITY DECREASES

Real estate market activity for DC
Ober was measured by an index fig
ure of ISL according to the compila
ton made monthly by the National
Association of Real Estate Boards.
The October figure was seven points
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GARDEN CLUB MEETS

The Burleith Garden Club meeting
November II at the home of Col. l.. &.
Lucas. 1910 Thirty seventh street
northwest. was addressed by David
Lumsden of the Federal Horticultural
Board on THE Seasons in the Garden. -
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100: November 1926. 100; December.
1926. 1876, January. 1927. 10; Febru-
airy, 1927, 1870; March, 1927. 173; April,
1927, 1876; May, 1927. 1856; June. 1927,
1G1: July, 1927. 49,; August. 1927, 1853;
September. 1927, 15S, October, 1927.
Isl.
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Chile has appropriated more than
$1,000 COO for extension md improve
mont of its railway.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For Sale

BELVIDERE. ROxBURY ROADCNey two family house. five rooms and sur porch on floor. Can be bought right RaoinoW- schkow Real Estate Co., 5o3 Main St. Phone ls1g
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11

ASTORIA APARTMENTS. l02 Prospect H-2. and rooms practically new every convenience: rents reasonable: fur nished If desired: minutes to center. NJ. Irving Jester or Jauitor
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11

ARCH ST, 5a2-5 room apartment, 3rd noor' Kent ssS: central. very conven- tent. Inquire on premises E. Chaser
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11

WALNUT ST. 70-2 furnished rooms. suitable for light housekeeping. Apply s.Tnp address
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and fenemca;s

NEWlNGTON-Modefn room house. lot l25X293; near trolley E. Walters, Phone Valley lI4l-S
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
FINANCIAL
Nantcd-TO BOrrnW

A second mortgage of s5. .O00 wanted un- til Jan. 5. 1928. Win pay a bonus Of 20eo and so interest on same. The property. worth s2O,0O0 has first mortgage of 5000. Write Box 36. Herald office.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11

rooms, sun parlor garage. large lot Price very reasonable. l.. DemIug. Tel
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11

CHAPMAN ST.-One family house. new; rooms. sun parlor, hot water heat Can be bought with a small amount of cash. Aaron Dauelson X Co.,, i3l Main St. Phone Sl2l
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
Houses For Saie

BEIVIDERE-Strn Road, I55-New bungalow. 6 rooms, sun rarlor. hot wa ter heat, large lot. L. Deming. Tel
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
AgentS-Real Estate

FOR real estate to be bought or sold see II. J. Foireu, l22 Main St. Phone ITgQ II use phone f41-l3
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tenements

ST. 403-5 room tenement. steam heat al! Improvements Inquire 1st floor.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11

BUILDING LOTS for sale in every sec. tion or the city or easy terms The w. L. Hatch Co.,. City Han Tel 340O
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11

CITY ANE,-Two family house. 6 rooms tp floor; all modern Improvements Price is way down and small cash re- Qutred. RGhinow-Rasrhkow Real Estate Co, 303 Main St. 1 hone 1910.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
l arms or Sale

MAPLE HILI.--S miles New BritaIu cen ter, state road, about acres J-room bungalow. all improvements barn, noul- tH house, etc. Look il over and make offer. Inquire Ferguson, 49 Main street, southington. Conn. Phone 232
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
Building aud Business Property so

STEAMSHIP TICKETS -RaaI estaCe, 10 taFy pulic. Mortgage loans AgeuzIa ltallana l0S Iaffayette St. phone SQ7j
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11

CHESTNUT ST, 2l7, rear-5- rooms steam neat; price very req Sonable. Inouire Frank Natr. 549 Main street
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11

CARLSON ST, 20-Apsrtment, rooms End floor. In new house. All modern Kent reasohable Inquire Is floor. Phone 32O5-3
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
MERCHANDISE
Household Article

KITCHEN RANGE. good condition. Low price, Also sXl2 Administer rug. In Quire 94 Belden St, End nnnr
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11

MAPLE EILL-Unasually well built co. tage Of rooms with latest improve ments. Beautiful lawn and big lof IEs is real nice home at . mod crate price. Rahinow- -Raschkow Req Estate O., 503 Main St Phona l41n
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11

Days DVsvy"@ h"d@gt"q A " will thh"
 Lays sect tmurr
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11

ARCH ST. l7o-s rooms with Improve mehts' st2am heat furnished. c. J. Leroux, 174 Arch St. Phone 304
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11

BELDEN ST. 52-Five rooms. new brick house, all modern. steam heat Rent $50 Garage if desired. Auplv Ia, e,or
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11

BUELL. ST, 56-Five room tenement, sIi modern Improvements. new house. steam heat Inquire III Church St
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11

BROAD ST. s0-4 room apartment all Improvements, steam heat Rent req sora ble. Phone 3ll6-I,
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
suburban For Sale

EAST BERLIN-Middletown road 6 room house; large lot; elevation; chickens school. Price s2,soo. Easy terms Tel 39j5-4 evenings
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sA1E-sUBURBAN PROPERTY
COLONIAL HEIGHTS.

The Virginia highlands. opposite
GEORGETOWN. overlooking Washington.
New houses. z rooms and bath large
porChes water. sewer. gas. electricity.
sidewalks shrubbeTy. excellent streets.
Low prices. easy terms Three min
ute walk 20 Capital Traction care
Healthieet and safest SPOT for chill
dren WONDERFUL PANORAMIC
VIEW of CAPITAL and Potomac VALLEY
Also lots for sale COLIN n. LIZ
INGSTONE. owner. 1917 F ST. Main
zoo or Columbia 3.
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WANTED--lACREAGE.

WANTED-ACREAGE FOR SUBDIVISION.
price not to exceed az approximate double bor-
detached brick houses on same basis sub
ject TO one trust and pay part cash. Brok-
deal only in our own property. FULTON r.
GORDON. l105 Continental Trust Building,
Main 5o31
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EXCHANGE.

FAVHANUE.
FOR XCHANGE-SEVERAL NEW DE-
tached brick houses in NV. section. also
one-half dozen bungalows vicinity Va. end
of Memorial Bridge now building. costing Is
million. Prefers acreage suitable for sub
division for same. Brokers and statesmen
should obtain our list, az we deal only in
our own property. FULTON R.. GORDON.
1d95 Continental Trust Building. Main
TWO NEW CIR BRICKS. H.-W. H. DOUBLE
back porches ne. location: VIII trade
Address Box 340-H. Star office.
SIX-ROOM BUNGALOW IN LEE HEIGHTS,
Va. viii trade for lot or small house in
city, or 2nd trust note. OWNER. Potomac
EQUITY OF 81 800 IN OR. HOUSE, AMI.
for bungalow or cottage. MARYLAND water
front c. NJ. PLUNKERT. 1910 Eye NV.
I HAVE IA BRICK GARAGES. CLEAR OF
encumbrances, excellent location. What have
you TO offerf Call HARRY ROD. Main 10.
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LEE HEIGHTS, VIRGINIA.

For sale. most attractive new mod
ern Dutch colonial residence. p3rlor
24x12: reception hall. dining room,
sun parlOr 30N9: 1 bedrooms. bath
room. large kitchen servants toilet.
Beautifully prepared throughout
Awnings. shrubbery fronting on FAIR
fax Circle. Full size basement with
laundry tubs and furnace. Water.
gas. electricity beautiful fixtures in
place.. Lot nearly quarter acre.
large enough for Summer house. trel-
Lis bowers kitchen garden and small
or large fruit trees. l5-mlnute bus
service 70 GEORGETOWN. Old Dominion
RaIiv ay 10 Rosslyn connecting Cap
itaI Trac t3T1 cars P HfSc$S lT2G%?ee
owner Room sos. 1917 + St. NV.
Phone Main 700 or Columbia s. or
Lee Heights office phone Clarendon
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CLARENDON. VA.

r. ami, garage; price. $3.50. $500
down. balance SIS month.
Price So 500: $500 cash balance $50 mo.
JUDSON RFAMY.
Z No Clarendon Ave. Clarendon. Va
Phone Clarendon 1872: evenings l2SJ.l
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RIGHTEOUSNESS PROPERTY.
SAIE--ACREAGE

II Z ACRES or LAND SITUATED IN THE
suburbs of Gaithersburg. Nd. on Summit
ave. extended Apply to Mrs. N. K. SELBY.
Gaithersburg. Md. 25'
3 LOTS AT SUMMER COLONY ON SALT
water, near D. G.; clear Will exchange for
closed car or part equity in small home.
Address Box 2S6.H. Star Office.
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RENT Observation-Disclosures.

1882 22nd ST. NV.
IL rooms and 3 baths,
S1l500.
1921 18Th ST. NV.
IL rooms and bath.
$500.
1851 LANIER PL. NV.
2 rooms and baths.
Bullt-in garage.
$4,000.
1902 PARK RID. NV.
s rooms and bath.
$1,000
800 D ST. NV.
IL rooms and baths.
$1,000.
I113 n ST. NV.
s rooms and bath.
$3.50
1877 y ST. NV,
s rooms and bath.
952 SHEPHERD ST. NV.
6 rooms and bath.
$4,000
a16 PA AVE. Sc.
8 rooms and bath.
$4,000.
1923 Both ST. NV.
rooms and water.
$3.50.
636-A ORLEANS PL. NE.
4 rooms and bath.
AMERICAN SECURITY & TRUST CO..
1.., and B. Real Estate I We Dept" N 4s,s
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N HISTORIC FAIRFAX.
-COLORED.

One rare opportunity to one responsible
cOlored party TO acquire this brand-new bun
galow in finest suburban section only 10
minutes from Treasury built by owner nv
day labor. CONSISTING. Of r. & b. Two more
rooms can be finished in Widowed attic.
Lot 45x15O. ami. double oak thick floors.
near schools ears. churches. Monthly terms
no object to reliable party. Owner must
leave town in week so phone at once
n 1909 No agents
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

LARGE BRICK WAREHOUSE.
Two story brick warehouse. S0x90: streets
on all four sides. on private siding Southern
Railroad. direct connection with Potomac
the country. ideal location for storage ware
house or manufacturing plant: large garage
in building. CARTER BROS. 1918 King ST..
Alexandria. Va. .27'
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Observation-Disclosures.

II sT. STORER0OM AND THREE FLOORS,
apartments above, between 9TH and 9th SITS,
"a foot front offered against email ware.
houeo. ~ 4ol, pa. ~ -.--. -.1aaEx
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{. II. PARKER Co.
d. "a 49,

Main 2326. 49, AZ st s.W.
20I7 PORTNER ST. NW.-6 RMS, BATH
INV h, gas in excellent condition; S4750.
eo12 Pierce Mill Rd.-s rooms. . baths;
ami; built-in garage: reasonable.
6I3 Rock Creek Church RID rooms
bath, ami: in excellent location; 500.
o24 Delafield PIT rooms. bath: ami;
garage: in splendid section; S65.
e10 Thayer Ave, Silver Springs rooms,
bath: h.-a H.. cleo. detached; S65.
3I7 10Th ST. SEE rooms, bath: latrobe.
cleo, garage; in good condition; S45.
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Woodbridge, ID. c.

Splendid Groom house: excellent condi
ton; large rooms. front and back porches.
oak floors corner lot: beautiful shruo6ery
cash payment balance like rent Certainly -
n bargain Inquire 3522 S. Dakota ave. ne.
Moth -O5O
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RENT Observation-Disclosures.
FOR COLORED.
REDUCED RENTS.
1916 Kraemer St. NE

FOK COLONED.
REDUCED RENTS.
1916 Kraemer St. NE.
81 l. St. NV.
. rooms 64 70 P fi'9 ri. Ne. '''''
1880 North h Carolina Ave. NE.
2O41 Rosedale St. NE.
1 rooms and bath: 500
COS 9th St. Sc.
829 End St. S.W.
6-room brick. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S35 90
All, of the above houses are in
hrst-class condition.
]. DALLAS GRADY,
9o4 , 14th s s.; NV.
10Y 5th St. Sc.
II r. b. 1;g cleo, e;..1,+.ft,.' $1,000
" ~ ii 9TH St. Sc.
f. ." " 43i 10Th t+Sf St. Ne. ''''
708 A st. NE.
9i3 Evarts St. NE.
8 r.. b.. h.-w.h.. cleo. .......,... 5000
"a 9th St. Sc.
l22 18th ST. Sc.
oO4 + St. NE.
937 i Tllti1 st. S. f, and Gar. ~
243 18th St. Sc, and Gar,
2l2 9th St. NE.
IA 9th St, Sc.
d r. cleo Get our complete list. 'o'Oo
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Pennsylvania Avenue Sc.
~ -. 1,ol9 sth ST. NV. Coo
~ rooms anu 64a 31 + sr: Ne. 'sIO'Oo
rooms and s saA q ~ NV. $4,000
room; s5 aPS HE RIFF .ri NV, 5000
rooms ?as Eis 6 81 2Hre NV 'slo' 90
rooms an $sia 9 i41h 'sf., NV: 'slSo'oo
rooms, 2 baths. 3 porches. $4,000
2606 UNIVERSITY PL. NV.
IL rooms and baths ......... $4,000
1897 MONROE ST. NV.
IOS s45s "a oohAKWSqpoD TERRACE NV o0' w
~ sci 18th ST. NV. '~'oOo
1919 X ST. Sc.
~ 224 MASS. AVE. NV. '~.,ooo
rooms i nhs f ad5oHNRoE ST NV. 'sSOoo
rooms. bath. 2 porches. ....... .S65 90
FENTON ST NE.
''' 1881 KENYON ST NV .'1'''o
Z rooms and ? baths ........... $1,000
1907 3rd ST. Sc.
Fo Ss5 S WI If' G1ARjoLiNA AVE. So E$0'oo
rooms and d bath on; Il i;..'. 500
10 rooms and hath -; .S115,00
room. a 1Sioa f baths. RID, NV: .s1oD 90
H. l.. RUST COMPANY,
1901 18th st. NV. Main $685.
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FALLS CHURCH. VA.
RENT-SURURBAN PROPERTY.

RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FoR RENT, TNFUR.--OxQN HILL ND.
miles from Congress Heights electric cars.
broom and cellar bungalow and outbuild-
ings; land for garden privilege OF rails
ing chickens. Only S25 per month. JESSE
L. HEISKELL. Ills Eve st. NV.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW: BATH; LARGE Gel
lar: h.-wh.. ami: open fireplace: large
cornzr lot on paved street in ,Hyattsyille.
near cars and bus: garage chicken houses.
lawn and shrubbery: SIS month. Phone
Hyattsville 876-W.
WEST CHEVY CHASE HETGHTS-NEW
Dutch colonial: six rooms, breakfast nook.
tiled bath: laundry aud lay3tory - ha1e-
ment: open fireplace. hOt-water heat hard
wood floors: garage: lot 0Gx1Q5. S"5. month
to desirable tenant. Phone Cleveland 1874.
FIVE ROOMS MD BiTH: GOOD ROADS
and car service ono Iare modern improve.
nlents: newly papcred partly furnished; suit.
REEVE. 315 Ridout Va. Highlands. Line.
Oslo. az
9R0oM HOUSE. EScELLENT CQNpTTI0N
HeiElMs va. Phone Ciar s45-F.35. rs.
- .(CoatRued on Next Psxa1
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

BUNG ALLOW. 5 ROOMS AND BATH: FUR.
mace electricity, tile cellar 22x3B: large lot;
one block from concrete boulevard bus
line; So 900; easy terms. JOHN A. DOWN
ING. East Hyattsville. Hyattsyille 12O-W
after Is n m. ~
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

WILL YOU TRADE OR EXCHANGE YOUR
property in Wash. or suburbs: If so, list IT
with us DURE & SEAWELL. INC, sos
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RENT-SHOPS.
SHOP, $50 MO.
Rear 1417 r st. 25"

$50 PA. AVE. N.w.-2nd.FLOOR HALL,
suitable for dancing or meetings Apply
JOHN ,SHEAHIN. 1908 II st. NV. Phone
Franklin S96. %"
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WOODRIDGE.- ID. d.

1890 22nd St large rooms. bath. h.-v.
heat. oak floors. breakfast alcoye. bar
gain at $3.50: easy terms
+. SONNEMANN. Owner Builder
.l~1I 94S
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MT. PLEASANT. BROWN ST. ABOVE NEW
ton, west of l6th--6-ro0m brick: MI eX-
cellent section: SIS mo Columbia 32l9-W
COLORED-N.E SECTION; 5 ROOMS AND
bath: latrobe heat. gas. cellar; deep back
md ~
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RENT HOUSES-UNFURNISHED

450I 44th ST. N.W-SlX ROOMS. BATH.
slec.: double garage: three lots; $50 mQnth'
! NJ. 3hSR Al SHR-I 20
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WOODRIDGE BARGAINS.
PRICED TO SELL!

/ NlCED ~ CELL!
One of the hest buys we have ever
listed. beautiful new seml-bungalow IN
an ideal location. modern IN every
way. Priced at least $3.50 less than
cost of erection. Has the location
and appearance of a II 100 home.
fair cash payment also means a ire
mendous discount. $3.50.
n. +. RYON CO.. INC.
Clar. 1850. 1000 Wilson Blvd.
Main 4Su@ 14o3 = Street
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9 ROOMS AND BATH. $50 SO
'o"A' '''''' HALL & FRO.
Line. 1891. 1904 St. NE.
COLORED-920 25th sT.--5 ROOMS AND
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

North Beach Md. close to the bay shore;
ready for occupancy 4 rooms, two porches
fully screened; excellent drinking water:
good bathing, boating and fishing; conven-
lent to the railroad; send your family to
from the District Line Price, $4,000;
terms reasonable. j. EDWARD LEWIS.
1902 l. st. NV.
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SAIIE--LOTS.

TWO SIX-ROOM AND BATH BRICKS,
THOMAS p. BROWN. 6i5 4 ~ st. s.w.