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Hyder weekly herald., 1928-11-03
TEMPORARY SHUTDOWN
 OF MOUNTAINVIEW

The Mountainview Gold Min ing Company operations on Fish Creek were temporarily suspended last Saturday. The shutdown is said by company representatives to be due pri- marily to the mine having reached a stage of develop ment where major portion of the known ore occurrences have been explored as far as is practicable on present lev els and future development cannot be carried on in effect i've manner except by an ex- tensive enlargement of activi- ties. Operations during the past four years have disclosed the presence of several large deposits of low grade ore of marked commercial possibili- ties at various points. To con- tinue their development how ever, it will be necessary to not only increase the scope of operations to include both rais- ing and sinking on the demon strated ore bodies but also to further increase the power re- sources, both of which will re- quire large additional expendi- lures and necessitate increased financing.
 It is the unanimous opinion of mining engineers who have examined the property that it can be developed into prof. itable mine and should yield excellent returns from large scale operations.
 The large volume of develop ment so far accomplished has been carried on mainly by a small group of Ketchikan busi- ness men, who have borne the heavy burden of expense with a splendid loyalty and cour. age.
 Little can be ascertained at present regarding the com pany's contemplations or the outlook for resumption of act ivities.
 Recent reports from Ketchi- kan indicate that outside inter- ests have been negotiating for a large interest in the company and the shutdown may be to some extent associated with a pending deal. In any event, the company is now facing a situation where large expendi- lures are requisite to a success full continuance of operations and a deal of some character appears to be a logical event uality.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-11-03

F. J. Crossland, E. M. con- sulting engineer for the Pre- mier Border Company, left for the south last week, accom- panied by Mrs. Crossland, after laying out the proposed dia- mond drilling program on the Premier Border property.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-11-03

Hyder Igloo, Pioneers of Alas ka, is further improving the conveniences in Pioneer Hall by installing a water pump in the dining room section on the second floor. A new porch in front of the building is another improvement of decided merit.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-11-03
NEXT TUESDAY
 ELECTION DAY

The bi-annual Alaska elect ions will be held throughout the Territory next Tuesday, November 6, and it behooves such of the voters as have not made an early choice to get their thinking cap" on ! and decide who they wish to vote for.
 The choice this year is con- siderably greater than has been the case for some years. Both major parties have full tickets in the field this year and there are also a number of independents running in vari- Ous sections in competition with the regulars, hence the outlook is favorable for the liveliest election in a long peri cd. The officials to be chosen include three Territorial offici- als; a governor, Alaska dele gate to Congress, Territorial Attorney General, and seven divisional officials, including one senator, four members of the House of Representatives and two divisional road com missioners.
 The vote for governor, how ever, merely represents an ex- pression of the peoples choice and will mean no change in the present incumhency, re- gardless of who is selected by the "dear peepul." There are no registered candidates for the office.
 Following is the full roster of candidates in the First Divis- ion:
 Delegate to Congress
 George B. Grigsby, Dem.
 Dan-A. Sutherland, Rep. Attorney General
 John Rustgard, Rep.
 Jas. s. Truittt, Dem. Territorial Senator-
 Chas. Benjamin, Rep.
 Norman B. Walker, Dem. Territorial Representative
 Nels Anderson, Dem.
 P. c. Mccormack, Rep.
 A. T. Olts, Rep.
 Wm. L. Paul, Rep.
 J. s. Ream, Dem.
 Allen Shattuck, Dem.
 Grover c. Vim, Rep.
 A. H. Zeigler, Dem. Div. Road Commissions
 Alex Adkins, Rep.
 Clarence T. Alvey, Ind.
 Peter F. Gilmore, Rep. The local election will be held in the Chamber of Commerce building and the polls will be open from 8 a. m. to z D. m. The following have been nam ed by U. s. Commissioner w. c. Arnold to officiate as judges of election: E. M. Reynolds, Mrs. Harold Johnson and Chas. G. Skoning.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-11-03

Proprietor A. H. Benkendorf of the Hyder Dye Works is enlarging and improving his establishment by constructing a new addition to the building, which will be used for cleaning and drying purposes.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-11-03

The Moves Boat Go. motor ship Fairbanks again appeared on the Hyder-Ketchikan run Wednesday after an absence of several weeks while undergo ing inspection in the south.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-11-03

In addition to installing a cov- ering of lap siding, Yael Roz- enstain is further improving the appearance of his big store building by painting the struct- ure.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-11-03

Edgar Provinse has further improved the new Provinse store by installing a marquet across the entire front.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-11-03

Mrs. Frank Fisher left last week enroute to Portland, Ore, where she will spend some time visiting relatives.
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The skyline of Houston,
Tex, which is busy preparing
for the Democratic national
convention. 1t suggests Man
haitian. Thomson Photo
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A flaming "gasser" in the
White Point, Tex, oil fields.
A volcano-like crater, 80 feet
across, formed when the gas
blew out. q Associated Press Photo.
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VIRGINIA af"0 G ST.
SRMs AND BATH >31 so So 80
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F1R KFST REAsUNAHLf. ATTRACTIVE
bungalow Taknnia Park by awuer.
lala Il g, NW Main 1885,
Eyenibas Columbia Tsbh,
dtt Park I'D SECOND FLOOR, s.fAM
ily HAT living room, dining room, Kitchen
lrstfnnins aud bath large back yard Sjh
STONE & FAiKFAS
Ioos r"nn. Ave-, Hw Main .i"t..
i3a MASS. AVE NV ,~~I y. Il u. $50
ijiD Monion ~ ii D. b. b n. eiec,,
fHAa = sHnEvr i"2" Cam. Ave-
10 coiORED toi A ST Sc - ROOMS
iatfohe htAt inst rapereh' N"i.a0 month
Aptis -~~
{ A. ZANNEH Toi rth ST. NV.
Iu II
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Tho empty Iaudunun bottle At Fer side told OF
an overdose Of her pain reiieves Rossstt rushed
off wildly for help to the house Of friend, Maddox
Brown. Brown came, with doctor, but Elizabeth
was beyond saving. She lived through the night.
but did not regain consciousness and died at dawn
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kkNt.--E.ANNS

NkNI~~FANM&
hAiky FARM OF taS ACRGS IN Nh \
aaiirs trom Washtaktaa .m evnctste ruAds Two
we'll water~a rcat ~ sale, For particulars
a.tiress IN Il. GRuvEk, nheas Atl, hy,
peaks NAV Fnd The PatuSeat Rsysr, sse,i
taad Tor. all kials ~ crops, rent in share 81
.r"n Write IL i, q. h,N last, Washinytea
fwc FARMS, anaeTnER On sEryKIyy
~ hn acrvs ~ 0ne. 2An liz The other Cali
AdaMa Aaht after n tee
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RossstG was wild with srist. He wanted 70 de-
70 b buried with her. And before she YVES buried
hs stole to her coffin and placed under her sorgeove
hair little book in which. at her request, he had
written Ill his poems-his only copy. e was tied
toasther with q ribbon she had worn.
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TIL. HlGHNlEW.
18th and Clifton St. NV.
Overlooks Entire City.
] room Kitchen and bath. ........ $40 90
rooms. kitchen and bath, .......-. hunn
rooms kitchen and bath. ...... $3.50
H. X. HOWlcNSTEIN CO..
1911 II St. NV. Main o0S
ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT WITH ALL
cltsrGe rooms consisting OF one room. re
ce~tion han. kitchen and bath: reasonable
rental See resident manager.
THE ARGONNE.
10Th & COLUMBIA RID NV
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WA<TEil..~.E.AkNlN

WANfEik~t AkMS,
10 hns' state tettas thaas Nvattssiile
ilNA n ar noN Az hlye.dsle, MI
With ,tWeiAnx apsr WasAlagtaal siSs tuN
de#t,n,pa aad nslss, A,hhess hss
Star ntitre. w.
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Iioi 10Th ~. w.
ii Huunia and Bath
Ami 3df 80 To-
thun AHkAA-As AVE NV .s~slx tnoMs
tath sitr. h w h sathAa' oscelient ehhtt
Tiios Z jARgElt ca, lH,"s.'."}{u,
ia, ADAM. sc -; 30
WV ipi,i,iisAa Wi M No 80
4 htnplts Huth III II l. ave- u fo"ins
balh tIr b " h gafatn m ,,,
MIR JohErn SHAPIRO "a ihu,o
tatl I've ~, r w a-.-- ...-. Main anibs
pI1 uAAt.ih sr M hnfT sbA nRlck
frsenes u T.. D.. NV h, s'isa., buitih "a
u u CARTER,
Sos ins ssinent Bldg
18th AMI II STA -....~.-,.--.-.n.. n al4e
iblb ia,h N w III HOOMa AND HATH
eieci,in Isht sa,,J urias MN.
/" aoared ieiit hth n nw,~~7 room,
ADD hath rnn
6ia tla ave o.w ~ s"ams 500.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
t'outinnel1


g., 10Th ST. CAMBRIDGE APT. HoUs 81.
iies Investment men, BIDS sids. NJ. l7el. 10.
LARGE ROOM AND BATH; HEAT s Flee &c;
m ,r'ssS and %pr md Ss1 10! 'sn th
.s7 st, N.Y. MHRpMAS' Main asao.
1913 liARIA YARD ST. ST.: NV.
,ou uor Faces ~, pnn ans h raTs. $4,000
rson H si,ceeS and and S sSn
1871, II ri, 81 NNG%w ' G Main COS
XTTRAcrIvE ApARTMESTIs ., WITH TIN. AL =:
outside roSms CONSISTING 81 Three rr rTGs rea
sonahle rental See resident manager.
THE ARGONNE.
10th & COLUMBIA RD. NV.
ATTRACTIvE ApARTMEST WITT, IT'LL, ALL Il.
" "m,s,e F hslI s,enen bath and balcony
kea'o"s ssr TRsFsss'inENr MANAGER.
THE ARGONNt,
1920 Columbia Rd. NV.
REDUCED RENTS-S42. SO.
334l 1lth ST. Nw:-%Ew htltnING ;a,s
kierhen. tile bath. cnameled range excellent
's"''"to n s,4 N; and rishtcd Until 10 Pm.
SEE RF'sipffNT Man AGER.- API col.
REDUCED RENTS.
i-i2 SUMMIT pr4. N.w.-SEw BLDG.
Two blocks from 10th and Columbia I'd:
or Columbia and Ontario ris; Beautiful
froni apt. . bright rooms, spacious kitchen.
tis bath: newly decorated.
RENTS, S45 AND Up.
Open and Lighted, Until 10 Pm.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
I4la i've s.. NV. Main sato.-
TALK OF THE TOWN.
FAMOUS Arm. APIS.
In largest group f1reproof. elev. hdgs.
acres ground. conveniently located heart of
city near churches. schonis stores car
lines. etc: .i.hr. phone service: all extra
lsrce bright airy outside rnas.. tile baths.
with twice as much space as ordinary ants;
4 rms. = RE H., numerous closets nal
comics etc. "a low as SO 80. nothing t!e
IL in city: also 3 rms. 500; - rms. Si3.
Act fast Phone Columbia Ttit or see
Clifton Terrace Sonth. entire block Clifton
n from, II lSth
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RENT HOUSEs-FURNISHED

MODERN SIX .EOOM House, NICELY FIR.
n,ehed, garage Reasonable rental HSS
Hamilton ST NV. Call Georgia 1921 be-
tween Ia r.nI. aud Il 30 y ~ IL.
NEAR NORTH CAPITOL AND T SITS; -.
heat. nicely furnished $50 per mo. GEORGE
" I.tNKtNs t5Ht De Sales ST.. NV. Main
iuttu
BRDuELAND~~~3i1I 10th ST. NE CON
pctr}y furnished. t!etac he'd house: u rooms
k and b. ami. garden. Call afternoons
l., tn =: S55 monthly. -..---
A TIT GIVE 0WSSTOSE-FK0Sr
hnuse \ r.. ami double garage; Furnished:
Rent reduced. real snap. Apply ~.
81. To-
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RrNT Observation-Disclosures

FOR RENT 70 coLoREp-7;i5oo ST.,
hath Phone Pot. i:33sL IT,
cnAs i TRinBY, 5i0 Dist Ma, Isk isl.'s
pav phune. NJ. AIS NIGHT phone Col. .i,i10
nnooShAS9 n.a o rEHs sSa s sas y..
s s'''aI .'' k s'f"i iias 6 NV Nain s 'r'
STAR WAITER REED ho,spiTAl.,,~ btS
ed honrs refnisbr'l ami; GARAGE so
700 /: II. <r,~-i Rms. AND bATH
f rsth e. g. 90 aai rt Ncs,a ,aF;s r. ~"
ra,,s. ard bath. ele;, So 80, 50. s.v.GusAcK.
sa3 uE ~ ST. Sw. s. ROOMS AND
~. 50 n sr w p sona i'5if SO
SEW on BRICK. ~ $50 MONTH oK
i':o5 Eye VI, Sc, Or. brick. ami. so,
M,'a ia r,t ri s" co asa ar1-e 80
cam,ni: rooms bath electricity. h.'wh.:
$50 80. Key at l.0l ~.
:Isi1 w0ODLrY RID 49, DETACHED --
rooms at bath maids room. front AMI
hnce p"rch iarse ward fruit trees Aha.s
..t ST. Nr-~-0 ROOMS TILE nATn
h - Ii si,s.cdIn porch. garage cons entent
" arranged for = tI,ntites II desired rent
tr.rnrabi". Line i0t05, 10
,I"7 tOSGFEIi.Ow sr.--SEw SIX ROOM
nous. Rrht rcasonahe. Gail Adams ST.
GROOM HOiIsE IN VERY NICE LOcA.
,npn MI improvements brick garage. $40
~heDhetd ri NV Lincoln ildS. -.--
1864 9th 1T. SE,~~~ti,RoOM AND BATH
hiiclt: h H. electricity. his yard: garage,
inuurr M North Capitol u, .---....-.-..-- .--.
5us COLUMBIA no. S.w~-~8 ROOMS. TILE
bath fDo,ad attic, h .sw h.. amt, gaa logs,
*i7 80. Phone iyattsviilr "ns,,J. --..--..---.
10 lutt 81. WI, ROOMS. bAThs.
Ia good condition u mi, taiI owiirf ADAMS
tsb6 ktv u: nth st.-.-..-l:..
s.s 80 NO. icIa PA. AVE, sf.~~six
ronnlA bath gas good condition. =, fohteh'
Iltt I.AIrA thing llNHrf ili III al. Ii q
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For Apartment Seekers.

For Apartment Seekers.
In these new buildings at
CONNECTICUT AVENUE
AND DAVENPORT ST. NV.
Are we'll lighted apartments
will, kitchens large enough
for dining room tables.
room. k. & b. to 3 rooms. k.
& b.; $45 to $3.50.
Telephones Cleve. 1926 & 24l0.
WARDMAN MANAGEM ENT.
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q. z. LANTLtNEEK
Phone WAITS. -. Hyatssviile. Nd
WOODRIDGl:, d. I.

SPLENDID o room, semi- BUNGALOW. :-caf ga
raSe. large level lot; paved street; oak
noors, hreriac~; everything strictly n,cde-r.
Mus, ne sold At sacriAcr. Less than geo.
Any reasonable cssh pAyuent $SS rer
month, Inquire BE-: ;. Dakota ave. Ne.
Nurth snAu
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
lC0nfinuAd.l
FOR SALE AT COST.

I will sell 2 new Groom houses OF 3 bed
rooms living room. dining room. kitchen and
breakfast alcove:. tile bath and shower. hard
wood floors throughout electricity. gas.
scaped; near WASHINGTON Golf and Country
Club. Livingstone Heights. Va. one, block
hardsurfaced road TO- city, 90 minutes easy
commutation. The best location. for chill.
tiren in a strictly American suburb.
These houses are built of the best OF ma
terial and labor for the sole purpose Of pro.
without construction profit They will com.
pare most ,favorably with houses In ether ,
higher. Price, $40 500 and S1I.5OO. Terms
as low as $500 cash, balance, monthly pay.
ments,, Trusts are already placed inspec.
standing value, SHOWN. by Amendment by
calling MR.. UTLEY. Main $40 o to II
am. Wednesdays. or address Box 0-V. star
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PROPOSALS

CcoNNissiONERs- p C WASHINGTON
December roth, ta9s--Seated proposals for
constructing about loiaa linear tees OF
srwer varv!ns IN sise from TO- to 90 in
diameter viii f~ r~s~tsed at Room Sna ms,
st.rt building until o'eiock rm January
insa Ices nr.a!sed intormation al Roor,
de.S. 90. so, ai.,aeSA
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nEAI'r--~FI.A1h.
KENT HOtjsEs~~pIIHkIeIfED

FfsRkIsHED HOUSE CLEVELAND PARK.
T. Asf Isi Ella sY9ms 0ll bltglsTs ell alad
sab Consequences rsH Main a107 Or lie
Nktu ay5a for neTHssslgH ~ inA4is1i, ~
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1893 G ST Sc
Colonial Groom and bath home. located
between penna. ave. and Lincoln Park: Just
papered and put IN excellent condition. Rent
reduced to Si5.
zig 10th ST Sc
Large Groom and bath home. In excel.
lent condition with all modern features
near Lincoln Park and convenient to cars
Just reduced TO S55
AIS DELAFiELD Pr. NV.
Brand-new homo containing q spacious
rooms. bath and shower. large porches
huilt-in garage. Rent reduced TO $50.
3l0 BRYANT ST. NE
Coonial.front. Broom and bath home
double back porches, electric iights and mod
ern fixtures throughout; convenient to car
and bus Inns Just reduced 10 500
l1i3 N. CAPITOL. ST
Large fiat. containing bedrooms living
room, dining room and kitchen. rear porch
CAFRITZ,
14th and X Main oOsO
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WONDERFUL BUY.

WONDERFUL BUY.
On 18th So, Near Spring Road.
Owner will sell beautiful home bed
rooms. tile baths, sleeping porch. finished
attic: downstairs. iarEe living room ARE
place. dining room. breakfast room: double
garage; hot-water heat: hest buy in wash
ingtuu under $50 600: will consider trade
or easy terms, Mr.. G. SMITH. North 1888.
1901 b ST : E,-~CORNER HOUSE. NEAR
" new hardwood Aoors and rim. ali mod
ern smprosements. Rargain. $3.50, $50
sTEUAR1 BROS INC
Line 1900 isl isth ST NE
Near 18th and Columbia I'd.
Bargain. $3.50.
This well constructed home located on =
prominent street within one block of 18th
and Columbia I'd. asiio,ns y corner and has
excellent future commercial possibility. IL
has been completely renovated frem top to
bottom including the laying Of new oak
hot.watcr heating system and many other
tsatureA Seven roonis, h<dronme tile
haths. This property 10 priced way below
10 real worth and 10 worth seeing loday.
We can arrange the terms.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, lac.
Realtors
fai. Eve 81. y. W Franklin aSoS.
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n. l.. SALISBURY co, INC.
l4lS Eye St. NV. NJ. 1904.
Phone Service Until 9 PM.
lass CHAPLIN NV.

lass CHAPLIN NV.
Near Meridian Park and convenient TO
both 10Th ~ bus and IAN 81, cars. 4 very
attractive. large home Of 10 rooms and
rage: attractive back yard: surprisingly we'll
kept. Priced 81 $4,000; convenient terms,
See us and make an offer. Call Sales Dept.
Main 1888,
WAITER A. BROWN iaoo II.
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MOVING. PACKING 4 STORAGE.
WANTED LOADS FROM WASHlNGT TON 70
Baltimore; ATE 20 nine tons. daily t-g2s. ve
TRf-STATE TRUCKING co.
9th and Exarss NE North $50 as
STURAGE tTlR FURNITURE AND PA N1KS
wESCHLERS 90 Pa ave az Paone
Main i5A1 Mar asX0
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CLEVELAND PARK--:;o32 RoDMAN ST
NV
One square west of Connecticut ave. com:
rletely detached building: an exceptional
view from every room--a panorama OF
Rock Creek Park and SURROUNDING TERRITORY
no rents in the neighhorhood az low as
these.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

Piano-ynur ehiIdrrm taught piano in their
home BY accomplished yousx lady who
has studied abroad under several masters.
Reasonable rates. Fhene Col. 3D96 kesween
q and Nm. for Interview.
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.

WILL PAY ALL CASH
direct IN owner for & or room, hcuse
Sood ma. location. Address Box 3S..x. stat
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CLEVELAND PARK.
Detached Brick Residence
Overlooking Cathedral.

In very select location. where
there are practically no home sites
available and where there 10 seldom
house offered for sale, this distinc-
tive ail-brick home will not remain
long ON the market. II 10 colonial
type, having on the frat floor Wide
reception hall, living room of un.
usual size with brick open fireplace,
large dining room opening to inelosed
heated living porch. lavatory. buffers
pantry and splendidly equipped tiled
kitchen. Upstairs are Ave well pro-
portioned bedrooms and three fne
baths. immense cedar closet and stnr~
age room. The entire house IL fin.
ished in perfect taste. with paneled
walis downstairs. beautiful fixtures
cleaning hardwood floors and tfiost
artiattc decorative effects. There ~
an oil burner and Frigisiaire. Roof is
slate. Deep lot with lear garage.
The property 10 priced consersa,ively
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sAIE~-sunuRBAN PROPERTY.
ron hALE~~rnULTAY AND TAuCK FARM,
III acres al The rfioe OF the lmi,s0s ements
At9 500 reasonable terms aisiHs YOU the
sfuuut free foe house ~ .iEht rooms hath,
sDad barn aud tarsa hennurs ftonths 90
state road ~ ueo Ga. Nil purchaser
ntIiI,t lataln 20 aefea WITH buildings aud sch
~ baiaina III small pn,lifs FARMS fnt sut,
Ios q "oHboN "oys'' if"bh' a ras,,osn,sl
rrus. Iida, aih and II ate NV Main haai
NEW BUNGALOW CONVENIENT 10,
rated tar wash'n .ll,l :, sM,ees.fts fpems
~1nd hnD,m. frapt and hack poruh eonvreta
nniar with laundry trays large lot hnKl 50
savage. Whels else can sa,I his a,idh 4 mod
eff. hume ear ~ .phnf small cash rsyplen,
issl,er. ath 4 * nv ~ Main hafl ""'""
s ,l., nHsn PAYMENT FAY AND sas rEA
r"a .1s sr''@2 , /" .ss lex. g,se sa hsss
vi vile '" III @ y 70 al1.,ssfasissas S HiS''i
NEW - i NOON nvrrGALnws. ANT.
Isads -" l. 'FrlSs" aii ,ii,rsny. ns. "
Husbands. q phens rlatsalan tasN.l -. :
WOODBRIDGE, y. (,
heduaed ~ 600 q raq,u house, amt lot
asos u;. ss "a ~ a. ~
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NEW ApARTNENT--si"5 MT PLEASANT
ST NV.
In the exclusive, northwest. a refined
neigh orhood. We have here a two-fo
kitchen and bath apartment reduced to $50.
Lowest by far of any apartment available
In this locality. IS per cent rented.
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1904 WISCONSIN, AVE. NV.
Overlooking Cathedral vista; high.
healthy. convenient and desirable place. III
p hlrh to hive: a cleanls kept hulldng. Two
rooms. kitchen and bath: only SioSu.
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Our list of available apartments which
are nicely located. in perfect condition
neatly kept. in buildings that are carefully
tunerNised courteous lanitor service. Com.
Portable. aot only from heing warm, hut
Conven,ently arrsnged. perfectly lighted and
Ventilated with the added advantage OF n
courteous prompt service by our Rental De
partnycnt
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RENT Observation-Disclosures

l"3. NEAL n E.--d RMS AMI: NEWLY
panercd. $50 Phone NJ 3346. CRANE &
BELT. Union Trust Bldg.
FOR GOOD COLORFD TENANTS.
$3.50 Sth ST. NV
Very attractive house of s rooms and
BATH good condition; large back
1885 Tth ST. NV
Three large rooms and bath. in excel
lent condition Front room can be
CAFRITZ
l4th and X Main qOSO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROPERTY.

MODERN BRICK APT, CONTAINING 9
apis. of rooms. bath and large open porch
about $4,000. Price, $4,000; convenient
terms. For further details call Mr.. Smoot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-02

$50 ieth ST. NE-JUST NORTH OF
MARYLAND AVE.
New building. front arartment OF four
rooms and bath. Rent. $50 so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-02

1870 CLYDESDALE PL. NV.
Two square north of 18th and Columbia
road. Only one apartment available one
room kitchen and bath.
Main % 924 18th st. NV.
naN f. 9Ss 11s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-02

1903 RANDOLPH ST NV.
New detached building: front apartment.
one room kitchen and hath: rent. only
sac SO Also apartment Of three rooms and
bath: most reasonable rental
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-02

Corner 18th and Randolph SITS; within
walking distance OF l4th and Park I'd. a
nicely MANAGED detached building; an excel
lent view from every room. no dark cor.
ncrs: clean Railways. conveniently arranged
rooms. low rentals See janitor premises
or call Main So; we will have you taken
10 the property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-02

WANTED TO RENT-HOUsES.
wANTED-FURNiSHED HOUSE In GOOD
location must have garage. buiit-in pre-
lion Address Box 132.v. Star office 2s