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Evening star., 1927-10-15
LOW PRICE-TERMS OR
RENTAL.


Seat Pleasant, Md squares from over,
head bridge: cor. lot: Groom house. in good
repair Only S4.350: $3.50 cash. balance
easy or rent S32 80 mo.
Kenilworth. D. C.-Oive st. near ouarles
detached 7-room colonial frame. big lot. mod
ern. Greatly, reduced price on your terms
90 minutes from Union Station on Penna.
r. R.: squares TO station. about acres
Broom bungalow. elec.. outbulldlngs: oniy
So. $50 on 500 cash. balance to suit, or
rev Va. Highlands, va.-2so Girault ave;
beautiful large lot: extra well constructed
Groom mi-bungalow; garage. etc. NO rea.
sonable offer refused. on your terms. OF rent
Del Ray. va.-one square south Of bank:
new number 12S Oxford ave.: big lot. wire
fenced: Groom modern bungalow: garage.
Bargain price on your terms or rental So7oO
Potomac. va-Cor. Montrose & Clifford
sts.; big lot: modern Groom bungalow. Price
and terms interesting or rent S3b 80 mo.
Cherrydale. Va-315 Columbia ST.: Groom
house: h.-w.h.. elec.. large lot Below cost
terms to suit or rent $3.50 mo-.
trade. see. us. The above and many others
are offered at right prices. exclusively.
n. E. RYON CO., INC,
N am 4oSI ..-:.;' ..''''.''''' e.
CoIumnla 1874 '''''''''' .oo m;,.a a9p p,6 "a
Clarendon 125O. ........ .1OO4 wilson btVd'
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SALE OR RENT-SUB. PROP'TY

EVANSVILLE. MD.-NEW 4-ROOM AND
bath bungalow near central car stop. Easy
terms Rent. $35 month. Address Owner
% Johnson ave. Hyattsvllle. Nd. -
HOUSE AND ACRES OF LAND. 10 MIN.
Memorial Bridge. Owner 2l1S North Capitol.
SIX-ROOM BUNGALOW FOR RENT OR
sale: minutes from car or bus line: all
latest improvements: fruit. shade trees
shrubbery; large chicken house and garage.
Apply V. EHRHARDT. Columbia Market
ArlngtC !. Va. Phone Clarendon 672. 16s
NEW. MODERN BUNGALOW IN NEARBY
Nd; everything first class. Call OWNER.
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DIRECT FROM OWNER

2O21 3rd st. n.e-6-room colonial built
brick house. cement front porch. screened
double rear porches: lot 125 it. deep to
paved 20-ft. alley: hardwood floors, hot
water heat: thoroughly modern and most
attractively finished; in, the heart of ,Ecking;
car service; 500 cash. sos month
ROBERT Z. KLINE. Jr..
S02 Munsey Bldg.
Evening star., 1927-10-15

FOR COLORED-GLENDAL
There are reliable colorcd families in Wash
ingtOn who are paying $50 to $50 per month
rent who should be in their own homes.
They are prevented from doing this on ac-
count of the first payment. In the last few
months we have financed 16 families into
their own homes on rent money.
We have, room for few more, Come out
39n5 a a19 44 g "Ct CLAW ant st 44s Brooks
st. and 1884 Dix st,
Glendale is a built-up town. Addition to
new school being completed. A fine place
to live.
Ask about terms on these homes
Take II st. car marked District line" get
off at 44th st. ne. walk south to Eads ST.;
or motor, out Benning ,rd., TO 44th st. and
turn north past new school Ia Eads ST. Ask
for Mr.. Beverly. or come to the office and
we will show you the property.
WILLIAM z. IRWIN.
1410 6 st. NV;
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in It's design and attractive and practical home thirty
foored porch extending across the entire front The plan
large living room with open fireplace vel well @ lighted and
and conyenient breakiast room four lovely bedcham6eE
and interesting interior the roof red Tiled and offers
to match Drive out Connecticut to
Mckinley and west to house.
Evening star., 1927-10-15
Cleveland Park Homes.

II you are looking for value don't fail to
inspect 3042 to 3048 Rodman St. one block
west OF Conn. ave. Semi-detached all-brick
homes: 8 spacious rooms. 2 fully tiled baths
hardwood floors throughout. attractive open
fireplace, Frigidaire refrigeration, expensive
electric fixtures. Happiness kitchen cabinet
built-in garage; S13.500 and S14 500 (corner
house 81 800 cash. balance like rent
+. r. SHEEHY on premises, or Adams 3947
Open until 7:30 pm
Evening star., 1927-10-15
Mt. PLEASANT.
DETACHED HOME
IRVING ST. NV.

Two-story brick row house.
containing 6 we'll appointed
rooms g bedrooms), bath,
all modern Improvements;
two-car brick garage. The
owner has commissioned us
to sell this at the extremely
attractive price of $500.
with terms to suit.
WARDMAN,
1887 K St. NV. Main 1880.
Evening star., 1927-10-15

The highlands opposite Georgetown. over
looking Washington New house. rooms
and bath. hot-water heat, large porches.
water sewer electricity 6w n4ice siidswalS aasv
terms. One or two for rent five, and six
rooms. Three minutes walk to Capital Trac.
ton cars, Eeathlest and @ saiess M1S spqt WIFW 10F
Of the Capital and Potomac Valley Also
lots for sale. COLIN H; L1Vd1NGSToNES' 8
owner 1917 F st. Main 700 or Columbia 9.
Evening star., 1927-10-15
SALE-HOUSES.
AN UNUSUAL, BARGAIN.
ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL HOME.
ONLY Sc. 550-S250 CASH,

This attractive buff brick colonial home
in pretty new-house community near Rhode
rooms. tiled bath. .porches. rear porches
screened; deep lot with room for garage:
kitchen. well equipped; ample closet space;
newly papered and painted. This home is a
real bargain at $6.550; only $3.50 cash and
monthly payments OF $59.50 See this home
today and save hundreds of dollars. Address
Box 104-C. Star office
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2O4 EAST TAYLOR ST.

2O4 EAST TAYLOR ST.
ONE LEFT. SIX BUILT.
DETACHED BRICK HOME. CORNER LOT.
TWO TILE BATHS BUILT-IN GARAGE.
NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE
This new Engish-type, corner brick home just COM
peted contains unusually large living with attractive
open fireplace, modern kitchen with outside pantry sunny
dining room large living porch There three bed
and two tiled baths the second floor screens
provided for every window and door, howate heat hard
wood floors throughout gas and electricity yard sodded
and beauthed with shrubbery; paved sFeet and
sidewalk.
to Dys out to 6sylOr drive Taylor
Open for inspection Saturday and Sunday until 80 pm
M. & R. B. WARREN. Office Wisconsin 2763 Saturday
afternoon and Sunday, Wisconsin 1875.
Evening star., 1927-10-15
LEE HEIGHTS. VIRGINIA.

Most attractive new modern Dutch colo-
dining room, sun parlor 20x9: 4 bedrooms,
bathroom. large kitchen. servants toilet;
beautifully papered throughout: awnings.
shrubbery: fronting on Fairfax Circle: Full
size basement, with laundry tubs and fur
lures in piace1. Lot nearly quarter acre,
large enough for Summer house. trellis
bowers kitchen garden and small or large
fruit trees: l5-ninute bus service TO George
town. Old Dominion Railway to .Rosslyn.
connect Capitol Traction cars; PRICE very
reasonable. Easy terms. COLIN H. LIV-
INGSTONE. Room sos. 1917 + st. NV.
Phone Main 700 or. Columbia g. or Lee
Heights office Clarendon 5S1. or Main II 40.
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SALE-HOUSES.
DONNNTOMN

Near exclusive Scott Circle and especially
adapted to the use of a physician: semi
detached home of IL rooms. ! baths, h,.w H.
cleo: I-car brick garage, VIII consider an
exchange.
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SALE-HOUSES.
ICOntinnctl.l

5-ROOM BATH MI-BUNG Allow: So &C
2l0S 10th ST. sc. OWNER. Line, 0233.
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S8QS0-

pO,SOU.
Chevy Chase. Md. 4107 Leland st--6 r.
and b.; ami: garage.
G. B. L1KENs. Pot. 1929.
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observation-disclosures

PKICE, SS,I5U.
Northeast. Just off Md. ave. One of the
best buys to be found in any section of the
city. modern tapestry brick colonial
dwelling having six large rooms and tile
bath, hot-water heat electric lights sleeping
porch. hardwood floors Gear brick garage.
This house is in excellent condition and can
be purchased on very reasonable terms
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
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RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

DETACHED CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW: 5
rooms. h.-w h.. gas. elec.: corner Ely place
and AnacostIa road Sc: take bus at BenninR
or Pa. Ave. Bridge. Sc: S35 per mo. J. p
ROBERTS. Agent, 1926 f St Sc Line OS03
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REALTOR.
I.t5 : NJ ~ : : u y ' u : : = ?. =
BUY LIKE RENT.
A s nON,PHAN & sON.

Kirg and Columbus SITS,
Phone Alex $40 Alexandria. Va,
CANE PRESERVE. so =. MILHS FROM
Washington on good road; 1,031 acres.
already stocked with wild turkeys. quail,
rabbits. squirrels pheasants. etc; 10 acres
Of this is cleared and house on it. Priced
for quick sale at $4,000 another 900
acres adjoining at same price. If desired.
Apply to ~
King and Columbus Sts;.
Evening star., 1927-10-15
MOVE IN TOMORROW.
TERMS LIKE RENT.
TWO-APARTMENT HOME.
SUBURBAN BARGAINS.
TAKOMA PARK.

Unfortunate for the owner-fortunate for
the purchaser-but this house must be
sold. Location is quiet and attractive
bath. hot-water heat. hardwood floors. large
front porch, lot 50x165. Priced below
SS 900. Terms if desired.
Evening star., 1927-10-15

Chevy Chase. D. c.. 1924 Legation St
Best new.house buy in Chevy Chase.
G., B. LIKENS. Pot 1929.
Evening star., 1927-10-15

ROOMS. BATH AND SLEEPING PORCH:
ami; stories, semldetached, Take l4th
st.. car line to TakonA Allegheny ave
Takoma. Shepherd 3062-W S35 mo. Or
w0nld sell $40 cash and SAB month.
Evening star., 1927-10-15


927 18th St. NV. Main ;53
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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-11
vAsHoE BOY SCOUTS

The parents and friends will be
glad TO know that the Official
Board OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church unanimously voted the use
Of the Log church every Monday
evening TO the Scouts, except for
die rare occasions when ii viii be
needed for Monday socials.
Next Monday is Valentine Day
and the Boy Scouts are doing their
good turn by providing some
stunts at the Social Sale to be held
under the auspices of the NJ. E.
Aid.
The worthy work of Mr. Ira
Thompson and the Scout leaders
is deserving Of highest commenda-
ton. See the Scouts any Monday.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-11

We are glad to welcome back
our former and congenial cores
pondent, Geo. Mclean, who has
contributed this weeks items.
Thanks. George, r. E. Stafford
also has our thanks for a goodly
number of items that help make
Coye-COlvas news of interest to
all.
II. Meyer returned to his work
Sunday after a short visit with
his family.
Miss Nellie Abrahamson and a
gentleman friend spent the week
end with Mrs. N. Abrahamson.
Colvas folks are working hard
10 gel a water system in before the
dry season. The committee in
charge of the project is d. Siegrist
VIM Coyington and Henry Sew
ersen.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-11

don't know what the youngo
generation is coming TO. Il used
to be they were tickled to death to
be allowed to miss school for lev
days, but yesterday [ stopped in
the Lodge a few minutes and Betty
Sue Lee was bewailing the fact
that she had to stay home, Yes,
she said, Last week had to stay
home because Donna had the
chicken pox, and this week, | have
them
We are glad to welcome the Lee
family to Ellisport. They have ia
ken up their abode at Madrona
Lodge with Mrs. Pyle.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-11

Miss Myrtle Andersen is stay
ing with Miss Thelma Kvisvik
while Mrs. Andersen is in the hos
pital. Stanley and Harold are stay
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson.
Miss Ivy Walls has gone to Sc
attic and is attending West Seattle
High School.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-11
FEBRUARY 1897 HONOR ROLL
Old and New Subscribers

G. P. Ward, Vashon
Ms. 0. L. Evans, Burton
j. II. Williams, Burton
Mrs. b. P. Nelson, Tacoma
A. j. Linnestead, Vashon
L. &. Boyd, Bremerton
A. W. Moon, vashon
NJ. A. Bentley, Portage
Kate NJ. Campbell, Burton
f. W. Bibbins, Portage
a. NJ. Rivers, Portage
Ida Lundberg, Eckville Alberta
Canada
James Mattson, Portage
L. lsaacson, Portage
Alfred Edwards, Cove
e. r. Stewart Burton
Mems Bible Class, Burton
S. E. Newman, Ellisport
C. w. Kolstad, Portage
Ms. S. W. jacobs, Seattle
L. II. Rundell, Vashon
R. j. Armstrong, Portage
Miss G. L. Watts, Seattle
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-11
ELLISpORT

Mrs. b. 0fdenkamp was hostes,
TO the Ellisport Women Club
January 26. The subject of the
afternoons program was Indians
Of Washington, each member TAX
ing part in tue general discussion
of the different tribes and their
habits.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Vetter enjoy
ed a chicken dinner at the 7. Z.
Trotter home Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Fuller entertained
the Rebel,ah Club at her home
Tuesday, February the first.
Messrs II. j. Velter, Hiram Full
Ter and Rude were Seattle visitors
Saturday.
We hear the saws buzzing down
at Stems mill again these days.
1t sounds good after these several
months Of silence.
Springs almost here. The ero-
cuses are blooming away full tilt.
and oh, these wonderfully sunny
days. Nearly time to get ont the
old spade, rake aud hoe and get
your garden planted.
Mrs. Newman went to Seattle
Sunday and returned Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff entertained
visitors from Tacoma last week
end.
Mrs. Smith wa visiting Mrs. or
last week helping her
care for little Bobby who had The.
flu He is much better now and
soon will be carrying in the kind
ling again for mother.
Mr. and Mrs. = f. Trotier were.
calling IN Ellisport one day this
week VI haven't seen much oil
Them this Writer they have been
a
living up to their name ptcily well
They have been pending part al
heir time in Seattle helping a soil.
yet started IN a new business. ard
SINCE Christmas fhcy have been nI
Montesano cariue for another son
wife who has been quite in. In Sc
ween times they manage TO spend
o little time IN their residence afI
Quartormaster.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-11
CovE-CoLvAs
(By O. Z. Ramquist)
y . $50 =

Albert Abrams is enjoying quite
an extended visit with an old
friend, a Mr.. Hans Anderson of
Ballard.
Karl Steen has the lumber ready
for new chicken house.
Ole Bigjordith, one of the boys
on Louis Statelen's ranch left u
last week to work in the lumber
woods for a month or so.
Zene Whittemore is having quite
an addition to each of his hen
houses built giving room for 1000
hens in each house, Martin Tjoms-
land is doing the work, things hum
down there the way he and the
gentleman who is helping him turn
out the work.
Mrs. A. L. Hotchkins has been
quite i'll with the grippe during the
past week. She was up the latter
part of the week but was compell-
ID to go back to bed.
=
Mrs. B. j. Feldal is reported
down with the grippe.
Mrs. C. A. Renouf is SUFFERING
with an attack of Lumbago.
The dance sponsored by Massrs.
Whittemore, Crosier and Ramquist
at the Cove Community Hall last
Saturday evening was well patro-
niaed, nice crowd being present.
The orchestra, Mr.. and MS.
Smith. Ed Woods and Carl Sic
grist, was just fine.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-11
BY H. j. Gille.
General Sales Manager, Puget
Sound Power & Light Co.

This Company mas been very ac
tive during this year Ill extending
cur lines in rural communities
During 1926, we built approxima
tely 600 miles Of distribution line.
to supply farmers and other rura.
territory, to which we have con
nected about 5000 customers.
1t Is interesting to know that We
have, as OF December LIST, 1926,
1900 miles of distribution lines in
rural territory. This does not in
clude transmission lines, but such
distributing lines as serve rural
customers. We estimate that these
lines serve an average of twelve
customers to the mile, which is a
total OF approximately $4,000 Gus
toners. These customers are al.
located outside Incorporated cities
and towns.
The use of electric service in ru-
- / a &
a. '' a;fei = ~ so'ue tA'eh'
satg III ~ ~ I'm , NY us0 =, ~ nv
$50 an Io"is' i'o 10y VI ny
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va! , ptoT,' .l y, " e9 ni up
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aus "nieIi was hct ou.aiila'ie'
SUM Vi .le lnoSt iii ~ ig eA-
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; iuI,erneal orop''ef lor llie e Yi
lnuusIs' pesiOes w lisn' Nii'u ~
appildlces' machinery ana motors
70 prV ,.i tue pest reSut's ior5ae-
compilsn'iig consiueraole o'uer
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we naVe carried OH extensive IN
VeS'satlolis IN the use 81 our ser
wee On Tue ram 20 ASSIST 'he lafia-
ers ~ making more, money ny as
sls'lng nun, III uoihg ms Work more
ecoilo'i,i'ai,y alu % ASSIST MN ~
increasing ms production without
proporuonately increasing ms cost
10 uius.rate-'-elee'rlc service m
cotnineIelai egs proou'tloi ~ very
o OF me diiierehce oet"een pro.
lit ana no proilt u YVES round
lnat eiectrlc iight seienilileally ap,
pneo IN ehieKen houses increased
me me egg production approximately
5Ofo m the WINTER months wllen
me price OF eggs Is uslailv hlHi
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-11

were not generally known. We
therefore carried on certain ex-
periments during the year through
The Committee ON the Relation OF
Electricity TO Agriculture, with
rather remarkable results. 1t was
found that auxiliary irrigation APP
pied at the proper time not only
very largely increased the pro
duction Of cabbage, Strawberries,
oats, hops, potatoes, beans, peas,
cucumbers, etc, but it helped in
other ways. 1t made double crop
ping possible; that is, two crops
grown on the same land in one
season. This is particularly true
Of truck and garden crops. Be
sides, it was found that il helped
in the control of insects and plant
diseases
In the beginning of 1926, we had
approximately 11,000 electric
ranges connected to our system.
During the year, we sold and con
nected to our system approximate
" 5000 electric ranges, making a
total OF approximately 1900 cleo
trio ranges connected to our sys-
TEN at the end of the year. On
December lst, we had 1885 resi-
dence customers. This gives us an
average of one electric range for
every 81 customers. 1t is interest
ing to know that we have as many
electric ranges connected 10 our
system today as there were in use
III the State Of Washington two
years ago,
During the year, we had two
electric range campaigns, each OF
which established world record
for ranges sold by a power com
pany In the campaign from April
10 to June Is, we sold 2043 cleo
tric ranges. In the campaign from
August l6 to October 1G, we sold
2769 electric ranges. As stated
above, the total ranges sold and
connected were approximately
5000 during the year.
On December LIST, 1926 we had
ll6,Sl4 electric light and power
connected to our system,
as compared with l0l,5 Deccm-
her LIST, 1925, an increase of APP
proximately $1,000 new customers.
Our industrial power business
has shown normal growth during
the year, many factories increasing
their capacity, besides many new
industries. The largest increase
in industrial power use however
was developed in the pulp aud pa
per industry. There is every in
dieaiion of considerable develop.
lnent in this industry in the future.
We have lat present connected and
IN operation and contracted for
bat not vet ia operation approx !
Imately 10000 horsepower Of pow
En- in The pulp and paper industry |
3 large part 81 which was contract
I'd for during the year.
With the rapid development IN |
'lectiic cooking aud water hgeiine |
me rapidly increasing use of curl
cfvicc 10 th farm and power forI
industrial purposes. we arc booking |
lurwnrd go very active year inl
1927.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-11
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many
friends for their kind sympathy
and for the beautiful flowers sent
during our recent bereavement in
the death of husband, father and
grandfather.
Mrs. Ellen Akehurst and family.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-11

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