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Putnam patriot., 1928-01-05
ATTAWAUGAN

Mrs. Laura Thyng has returned
home from Pawtucket.
Mrs. Ralph Tracy has been spend
ing two weeks with relatives in Dies
Moines and Liberty, Iowa.
Annette Tatrault, little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Tatrault, has recover
ed from a severe attack Of grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckay Of New York
visited over New Years with Mrs. Nc
Kay's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Alix Sr.
Misses Eva Stone ard Florida ST.
Cyr of Springfield and Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Laramie Of Piainfield were
New Year visitors with Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Stone.
Henry Yeomans and Raoul LaBelle
of the Kiilingly Klimbers, as represent
atives OF Windham county, accompan-
led Miss NJ. +. Standon, County Club
agent. To Durham, Conn. 10 the state
poultry judging contest December ~
and 90
A Watch Night service was held at
the NJ. r. church New Years eve.
There was service from 3 p. M. TO
10 D. M. with a roll call of the mem
bers. AT 10 o'clock games were played
and sandwiches. cake. coffee and ice
cream were served by the Ladies' AID.
At III o'clock another service was held
with Rev. Mr. Duxbury of Putnam as
preacher. AT midnight everyone gath
cred at the altar rail for a prayer OF
conservation.
Putnam patriot., 1928-01-05
PHoENIxvnLE

wilfred =. Latham ass at his home
over Sunday and Monday.
Robert colburn Is employed in a
lumber camp near Elliott.
C. p. Latham has finished his car
pentering work In Pomfret.
Mrs. Charles Lewes Of Chaplin is
recovering from her recent illness.
Miss Livsay, the local teacher. il
spending her vacation at her home in
New Bedford.
Mrs. Roy Clemens spent Wednesday
in Hartford. the guest Of her niece,
Mrs. James Baker.
The grocery on the corner has again
changed owners, this time Mr.. Kent
Of Chaplin being the purchaser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Clemens spent
Christmas lay in Willimantie with
Mrs. Clemens sister and family.
Mrs. Abbie c ahoon Of Pleasant
Lake, Cape Cod. is spending The win
ter with Helen c. Joslin at the Latham
cottage.
Mrs. Cora Clemens returned TO her
school in Thompson Monday, following
vacation of ten days spent at her
home here.
The Christmas tree exercises held at
Chapel proved very interesting, fine
program being given by children Of the
Sunday school.
Putnam patriot., 1928-01-05
THE WISE FRIEND

Once upon timeA-and not very
long ago---there was brother ana
sister who had a friend. A very spe-
cial friend he was, who told them
stories about men who flew through
the skies over far-fiung spaces Of the
earth: Of boys and girls who had
thrilling and mysterious adventures
Of others who had most unusual situa-
tions confront them, yet 70 come
through their tests with steadtast
and courageous hearts; OF wild AMI
mails in deep jungles-how they nv
ed. hunted. and died. Such a host
Of things did their good friend tell
them Of. and how Interestingly he told
them
Came the TING when their friend
moved away TO another town. Broth
or and sister were saddened by ms
going. for they knew they would mss
his CHEEKY smile and the wonderful
stories and amusing anecdotes ne was
so fond of telling them. lnen one
'day the postman brought them icy,
ter from their friend, in which ne Ioio
them he was sending them Inc
Youths Companion so that they
would NOT forget him, and that III "
they would find just the sort or sto-
ries the. had so much enjoyed near
ing him tell. ,.ax
And sure enough, dag or tive iater I
the magazine arrived, and oroSoe5 |,
and sister found that i truly oa1
have iust such wonderful stories OF aa
venture and sport and mystery ano
lust such Jokes as they loved 50 Wen;
And every time a new NUMBER %
The Youth's Companion arrived thsy
wrote a note TO their friend ana tolo
him how much pleasure the magazine
gave thin. "a .a
You. too. may have just that same
pleasure. or give that pleasure py
means of a subscription 70 me
Youths Companion. SuosefiDe''
will receive: 40
h9I. The Youths Companion--i%
big monthly issues in 1928 and
2. Two extra numbers TO new
subscribers ordering within % days
All for 50. - :.
3. The Companions new boon o.
humor a100l One Minute Stories
also included FREE tsend 10 cen''
TO cover postage and handhngo;l>
THE YOUTHS COMPANION
sN Dept, Boston. Mass :
Subscriptions received at this once
Putnam patriot., 1928-01-05

rz.an,ha,.g Case ~ Carbon Cat
frey ~ Peter 90 beard ~ Whitman
III rov Tcsa,sh f.asey, ~ wateyluyv,
sr,.;,as fron. ,h,,r,, ~ haconae ~.
s;stsn. n.stn~ "a g. Marv,s chnrch
Three cirls mska attark an uatrol
aty;ear Stasa ~ Maine exn,ess
p,snar noi,ra ~ tba resr,,a + 81,
pbndas wfnia,,, res;dant ~ Thomn.
san a;es ~ Rbode Island hospitaI.
M snd Nrs peter Como fornerlv
- p,,sna,,, ..,sbrafa Golden wedding
i, p~ay;danca Third burglary oc.
cnrs 4 Main street. bns,nsss blocks
F;sharmer,s club has biv Thankseiv-
mo dinnsr search for body in riv-
,ar ~ w;lsanville i ahandoned,
s. resca,obar & Sisters az Holv Ghost
sts-'..,.s ~ c;,v.,. Inhiiaa rno;naer
cssr;i,a.s $500. waad III ea,,nciI racor,.
,,an III rass,v.sss mn stardnine. no
action takan 81. Marv's pastors
g,asts ~ Council do n Coneorde at
turkey SINNER Anime Belisle.. West
Thonanson man killed bv train in
Monsnn Mass Chas smith former
assistant 10 Putnam's city engineer ,ap-
no;ntea vice president New Haven
Railroad Policemen bearers - Fer
Coderre's funeral Only one se.s..sf ed
VOTES east on election DAY. Whole
ticker elected. First snow heavy
sleet storm Miss I.eop:e Daig!fe Az
tackled nv man on Long bridge Horse
men BANQUET at Pascoag. Large at
tendance al Elks Lodge of sorrow
Lewis r white and MISS Jeanette d.
Green ~ pomfret. high school grad
mates married. s ar
n4cen,hes 15--Liyely town meet
inc AZ Thompson. Lax methods aired.
Suit club auents from Providence ar
rested and fined Red Cross chapter
holds ANIMAL meeting % p. Bancroft
hsntyr,nf Miss Batemans .marrles
pan. Anbin. Lighted match set truck
afire arrested and fined. Rev. f. p.
WRIGHT 10 be rector of st Philips
n Kimhall sunerintendent. of
schoais Tbon,,son resigng Move
r,aot ~ relocate nublic library more
n ",s. Ms Paul ST George dies
ssa ssly State aticers visit d A.
$3.50 . paS GRANGE gives lack cronin
1871, III
'Sy Tpsa,,,her % largo crowd sees
%..s,,s.,, ,iav ~ pomfrat pronertv
Putnam patriot., 1928-01-05
November

November 3-Dyer S. Elliott. short
in accounts, resigns as Thompson
town clerk and treasurer. DR.. G. NJ.
Boroughs entertains physicians at
home in Danielson. Selectman Bel
lerose, Thompson. on danger list at
hospital. Board Of assessors finish
three to four hundred did not file
lists. Blinds stolen from school house
Halloween night. Routine business
only at council meeting. Mad dog
In Woodstock. All Saints day OBJ
served. Ponfret landing field.
November lc.--Ward caucuses NOM
mate fer alderman Ryan beats
Berthiaume in only contest. Firemen
hold coon supper Mt Putnam Inn,
Peter Lee found guilty by Worcester
county jury. Sentence deferred. Red
Cross membership drive on. Fifth
bank dividend. five per cent now pay
able. Congressman Freeman COMES
70 Putnam 10 inspect post Office sites.
Mrs Willis Coveil, Abingdon, Dies
suddenly. Putnam does not suffer
from big rain storm. SeAectman Bel.
lerose Of Thompson dies at hospital.
-eAtN AttotutN At thutuet o~~"N -
Willimantic.
November Thompson nomi-
mates candidates for selectman re-
publican ramed by democrat. fut-
nam democ ats endorse Richard Tor
mayo and all other republican nomi-
nees assuring their election. junk
man fined for receiving stolen goods
boys steal bronze flag holders on
Memorial bridge. Red Cross new
quarters opened with reception Je-
rome Sheldon drowned when automo-
bile plunges into Wilsonville pond,
MIR. and Mrs. George G. Williams
married fifty years Charles BFeen
new County Farmers Association
head. Peter Lee sentenced to three
months in Jail with fine of $l00
Putnam has fine Armistice Day cele-
bnation. s
November 24--Peter Lee is parol-
ed from Worcester jail. Funny
Face" Vinton Freddy show, il .
pig hit. Four Quinebaug men killed
n motor crash at North Oxford
banks are 70 reIease $4,000 foi
christmas 90 ChristmasQ club mem
besss John Byrne given farewell din
ncr as State Bank Commissioner bs
employees Of departmentsFeGh Children o.
mary give successful benefit for st
Putnam patriot., 1928-01-05
WHY DO LOST LIMBS
SOMETIMES ACHE

1t is a well known fact that per-
sons who have had arms and legs am
putated often feel pain and other sen
stations in tire lost limbs. Although
these ser~a.lonz ere Illusions. they
are sometimes very pajef.,!. Nedi~
cal scientists explain the fhraomsEeh
by saying that the cervcas ceEters
which supplied the nerves - Che s'rs-
psIated members hsv@ Remained ~
the stursps aai s'x>e rsF~nuz senters
are irritated by the scar. Tic iTTi-
taticn, transmitted to the brain. slim
Gsates the same Images end scnsa-
tioas formerly Supplied through the
nerves IN the amputated limbs
Putnam patriot., 1928-01-05

n.,.her s-Cecncil keeps control
~s.er sitvation by passing vote
-, m contracts shall be signed by
y. "a MAYOR and ratified by council
usvar chapdeIasne announces hs Is
=. : candidate Yer reelection. wst-
- Committee caustically criticises
a.,s, commissioners Miss Clara d.
800 80 ,,,arfies Carl r. Colella In Ten
Is.ss Charles Seder makes agree
-, T. 6ue Central block. William
q 0pge dies. Stores close for tu-
ss,.; Beautiful gowns ut fashion
.hav state police modified at Wat
a,hurx as test Mrs. Alex Vonsiatsky
hs,omes American citizen. W.
rarle rraace and Miss Alice Adams
mary Oyer the Top wins cher p'on-
shif. ., -
.;;,se an water works question.
arves sha. concrete reservoir is best
nlsr Petition signed to have special
s;ty meeting to vote on question
James Carver train conductor, form
erly Of Putnam. killed in caboose
near Providence. Babbitt Brothers
hsld in heavy bail. Putnam men ar
rested at unoccupied Killingly farm
At revolver point Bones found IN
woodstock not human bones. City
meeting votes not to complete water
works plan. Petition circulated pro-
testing poor mail service. Manager
Hogan goes to Rockville. Reception
10 Charles Ryan by Legion post.
Chief Thurston talks on fire preven-
ton. Stoumbelis and Court House
buildings broken into. Miss Mar.
iorie Shippee dies. Peter Lee sued
fer $4,000.
October 20--Common council re-
fuses 10 call special city meeting.
Votes 70 call disinterested engineer
On water question. Gardner II. Sum-
mers found dead on Woodstock apple
orchard Citizens form committee
and will request council to rescind
rs action not TO call special city
meeting. DR.. Lee Seward, son Of
r. w. Seward, dies in California.
Waiter N. King buys part Of Observe
er. James Day. last Civil war veter
an in pomfres. dies. Ladies societies
# Congregational church join in sup
GER. John r. Byrne elected vice pre-
sident Hartford Connecticut Trust
Company.
October 27-~-Couneil rescinds vote
nSs toAcaH special city meeting when
ritisess committee promise not to
press for il al once. Mrs. Charles r.
Grosvenor, Pomfrei. dies on way
louth. Engineer Caleb Nj. Savilie in
poets city water plant. Hartford
Engineer TO give opinion. Putnam
gardes win prize drills in New Bed
ord Seymour Peal dies in Abing-
on. Byron f. Eddy dies in Wood
took.
Putnam patriot., 1928-01-05
,c.,.inued from Page sa,

Many attend Wood
astifi az q Mrs. Malvina Dragon
aoek - 80 non,en shoplifters caught.
iss w. n Murray WEEDS Theodore
Mss anna bbiIadelphis, at home Of
srs ssis parents in Pomfret;, ,..
rsssa,s NIB 2s-Union Block sug-
sep's = post Office site by L; n.
rested = ~ agent. admiral Earle
Blsnsoh. Rotarians. ID. A. K. PHI
syesAs 70 Hehanon. Pep Gagne.
gs. 80 leader, goes 70 eses III, !.
erteirs Lyon. Worcester, accepts
Rtv. 7. = can Robert Jollie. two
ThenpJkp alf years old, killed by fall
md ,l M most on Lamont street,
Ing ]. s,0 buys building on Pomfret
say Oliver Heneault found dead
street Al North Cirosvenordale.
10 nsu Irsurance Agency sold.
vssgnn ..arIv runs down Putnam men
I J. sssp sea fishing trip.
On sassss,spmber 30---Council refuses
commissioners request TO call
vs'e' meeting to allow citizens to
spss'. - completing plan Of improv-
voc =. Water main breaks
i Iss,, si,' street section goes dry. citi-
Cnur' EDITION council for right to
sshs ~ water works question.
.o.s q Sanger, East Woodstock
'.y killed by fall from ladder.
~ A. & p. store opens IN seder
NY Fire burns shed on railroad
, a', Inaugurates mail service by
~. NV. truck. Arthur Wheesock Of
n .os.;aee dies. Robert Sands dies at
,aws on School street,
Putnam patriot., 1928-01-05
( BY Week Patriot ReUielUs
1927 IN Chronological Form

Therese's hall fund. Foresters OBJ
serve thirtieth anniversary with ban
qaet at Inn followed Dy sociaf time
in their hall. Mrs. Roy Fulton arrives
in China. Fail to find body in river
Legion post rs-elects Robinson com
mander at annual meeting. Five
hundred boys taken 20 Providence to
see football game. Putnam Rotarians
guests at Danielson. Fire on electric
light pole put out by tiremen.
Putnam patriot., 1928-01-05

A gold ring lost thsrty-fve years
ago in Kentucky was found recently
in hogshead Of tobacco sent 70 Bel
fast. Ireland. The man who found
the ring delivered II personally TO re
latives Of the owner.
Putnam patriot., 1928-01-05

II YOU subtract forty from the
number Of cricket chirps minute and
divide the remainder by four and add
fifty 70 the result, you will be able
10 tell the temperature without a
thermometer. This is known as the
Dolbear formula.
Putnam patriot., 1928-01-05

q The salmon industry which once
fiourished along the Rhine Is TO be
revived. A new international agree
ment has been entered into by all
countries along the river.
Putnam patriot., 1928-01-05

Scotsmen. are accounting for, the
large number Of golf balls lost on
the courses at Berwick on Tweed, by
asserting that they are eaten BY cat
tie grazing on the links
Putnam patriot., 1928-01-05
Every feature of advanced design the finest
offered the New Chevrolet! Read this partial list.

Improved vslve-in-h cad
motor.
New stronger frame ~
longer wheelbase Io7s.
Thermostas control cooling
system.
New alloy ''invar strut
pisfons.
New instrument panel, indi-
rectly lighted.
New fwo-port exhaust.
New ball bearing worm and
gear steering.
Semi-eIliptic shock absorber
springs; 649o OF wheel.
base.
Putnam patriot., 1928-01-05

The library Of Congress has a col
lection Of music and musical compost
ton of more than one million items.
II IL the second largest in the world.
Putnam patriot., 1928-01-05

Under an Italian law marriage
ceremony must take place in a city
or town where either the bride or
groom resides.
Putnam patriot., 1928-01-05

The prince Of Wales recently sur
prised England by personally paying
a supper bill. Custom has y tnat roy
al personages rarely handle money
except to scatter laTgess. The money
King Edward carried was always
scrubbed and polished before ne
touched II.
Putnam patriot., 1928-01-05

4 IA ~ act Of revehge a Belgian Sow
ed mustard seeds In a noghbors new
~ plowed field. He was heavily fined
and sentenced to fifteen days In pri-
son.
Putnam patriot., 1928-01-05

Contrary 10 popular belief on the
traffic on the Mississippi River has
doubled in volume in the past forty
years.
Putnam patriot., 1928-01-05

Portland cement is 30 called be-
cause ID resembles kind Of stone on
the Isle Of Portland. in England.
Putnam patriot., 1928-01-05

Safety gasoline tank AZ rear.
Larger balloon tires BOX
4.SOs. A
New sreamline bodies by
Fisher. Is
Observation-Disclosures
New Daco colors.
Theft-proof steering and
ignition lock.
AC oil filter.
&C air cleaner.
Single-pIsfe dry disc-ciutch.
New crankcase breathing
system.
Heavy one-piece fu'l-crown
tenders.
Vacuum tank fuel supply.
Putnam patriot., 1928-01-05
LIBRARY BOOKS
New Volumes Recently Placed
Upon the Shelves By the
Librarian.

The following books have been add
ed 70 the Putnam public library:
Putnam patriot., 1928-01-05

Fiction
Spanish Farm Triology Mottram
Sir Percy Hits Back Orcxy
Wall Flowers ssei Bailey
Adam Chasers Bower
Dark Road Bindloss
Mary Christmas Chase
Mantle of Masquerade Emery
Valley of the Giants Kyne
Entertaining Angek Mervin
Burberry Bush Norris
God and the Grocery Man Wright
Blind Corner Yates
Steel and Jade Abdullah
Queensvhte Mystery Adams
Up the Years From Bloomsbury
Arliss
Thunderer Darlington
A Good Woman Bromfield
Witch Mood Buchan
Death Comes TO the Archbishop
GA Gather
Samadhi cc-afort
Gilman of BEDFORD Davis
Sewer Of the Wind Dehan
Gay Dreamers Devigne
But Yesterday Duer
Quest OF Youth Franol
Mother Knows Best Ferber
Green Rose Fletcher
Harvest Moon Fletcher
= ats Eye fThe) Freeman
Foriorn River Grey
Caste Hamilton
White. Flower Hill
Mob (The) Ibanez
Spreading Dawn King
Aristocratic Miss Brewster Lincoln
Non-Fictioa
GuIli~er's Travels Swift
Rise OF American Civilization. 2 vols,
Beard
Construction and Use of Automatic
Screw Machines Brown q Sharpe
American Machinist Hand Book
Calvin 4 Stanley
Household Textiles Gibbs
Homemaker and Her Job Gilbreth
Accurate Tool Work
Goodrich & Stanley
Epochs In Musical Progress
ss8e eg Hamilton
Now That Reminds Ne Pope
How to Work With Tools and Wood
Stanley Rule g. Level
Elements of Electricity Tembie
Cotton Mill Hand Book
.st3 Z So 49, Textile World Comp
Who's Who. 1927
Shop Sketchiag Wooley e. Meredith
What Can a Man Believe? Barton
Women Lincoln Loved Barton
Religious Liberty Diffenbaeh
Pilgrimage to Palentine Fosdick
Glorious Adventure Halliburton
This Smoking World Hamilton
CnllpQa-Whaffs the IISe9 Hawkes.
Henry Ward Beecher--An American
Portrait Hibbin
After You Magellan ~ Legs
1--WE" Lindbergh
Juvenile
Betty Jane of the Cheer Shop Barrett
Boy Scouts In Trapper's Camp
Burgess
Peter Had Courage Fuess
Youngest Rider Hauek
Ann At Starr House and Far Away
From II Heath
Emily's Quest Montgomery
/ ost Treasure Cave Mcneil
Little Lucia's Island Camp t
Robinson
White Leader Skinner
Garden Of the Little Lame Princess
Trachel
High Days and Holidays
Adams g. McCarrick
Bows and Girls of Colonial Days
Bailey
Stories of Great Musicians
Scroby & Home
Eastern Stories and Legends, Shedloch
Train, Tracks and Travel Van Metre
Rox-car Children Warner
Stories the Irequois Tell Theld Chill
dren Powers
Christmas Reindeer Burgess
Wind That Wouldn't Blow Chrisman
Haweyes Roommate Eaton
Bobby In the Big Road LInsay
Putnam patriot., 1928-01-05

! 4 Gypsies now swap motorcars IN
stead Ok horses.
Putnam patriot., 1928-01-05

Improved Delco-Remy Dis
tribsItor ignition.
Combination Gail and stop
light.
Large IL steering wheel,
spark and throttle levers
located az top.
isher'fVVronepieee wind
shield on closed models.
Automatic windshield wip-
ers ON closed models.
Scmi-hoating rear axle.
and
4sWheeI Brakes
Putnam patriot., 1928-01-05

Built on lo7.inch wheelbase-4
isa<ies longer than before-the Big
ger and Better Chevrolet is impress
sively large. low and racy. It's new
Fisher Bodies are finished in new
Duco colors and offer rich new up
holsteries and handsome appoint
ments. It's improved valve-in-head
engine has numerous impressive
features such as alloy "invar strut"
pistons, hydro-laminated camshaft
gears. mushroom type valve tappets,
AC oil filter and AC air cleaner.
The chassis also has been rede-
signed. As result, the new Chcvro
let provides delightful smoothness
throughout the entire speed range
. wide margin Of power for hills
E..<-~. g., = &.,~<, - :. <a~,~~~~<.<I <{a~s n
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DEVONSHIRE COURTS,
Wisconsin Avenue from Upton
Street to Van Ness.

Wisconsin Avenue from Upton
Street Van Ness.
Modern Apartments Desirably Located, Con-
venieny Arranged and Beautifully Handicapped.
FRIGIDAIRES RADIO AERlALS
In all apartments cost of op- Wired direct wall socket
Grafton included in rent in each apartment
DINING ALCOVES INLAID LINOLEUM
Equipped with table and On kitchen floors.
chairs COMPLETE LAUNDRY
FULL-MIRRORED DOORS And drying facilities in
In all sleeping basement. cost OF operation
ROLL-AWAY BEDS paid by
If desired in all one-room SHOWER
apartments. In each bath
24-Hour Elevator and Switchboard Service.
nclnerator Ample Storage Space,
room kitchen and bath. $1,000 to So OO
rooms, kitchen and bath 5/oO to h/9O
rooms, kitchen and bath. /9oO to SoOO
Resident Manager Premises.
Especially Convenient
for Bureau of
Standards Employees.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Main 200. 925 18th St NV
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Observation-Disclosures

ARAIY-NAVY APARTMENTS
$50 Connecticut Ave.
Between H and Eye SITS NW0
New 12Story Fireproof Ultra Modern Apartment Hotel
UNPUBLISHED.
Living room dressing room, bath (mad serVlce)-
S52.50$6000.
Living room dressing room, bath, Kitchen dinette,
electric refrigeration
S6250$75OO.
Living room. bedroom bath, Kitchen dinette,
electric refrigeration
S77.50-$125.OO.
ALL HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUITES
AT NOMINAL RENTALS
Outside exposures overlooking city 24hour eleva-
tor, switchboard service.
Designed to fill the need of bachelors and small
families who seek a comfortable, cheerful congenial
and comparatively inexpensive downtown home, within
walking distance of business, the shops and theatets
NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION
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FREE ELECTRIC
REFRIGERATION.
292O Ontario Road NV.
Between nth and 18th SITS.
All apartments Ill this build
ing, only two squares from 18th
and Col. rd.. are in perfect con-
dition and many of them over
look Rock Creek Park.
FRIGIDAIRE is now being
installed and should be COM
pleted within two or three
weeks, cost of operation to be
paid by owner.
RESIDENT MANAGER.
Open and lighted until 9 pm.
| room. kit. and bath. $500
2 RS. kit. & bath ....... $3.50
3 r., kit. & bath. $3.50 to 72.5O
B. F. SAUL CO.
Main 21oo s2s 18th St. NV.
NEW APARTMENTS.
Mass. Ave. and Bay ST.,
Bet. 18th and 18th SITS.
Sc.
All apartments have spacious
front and back porcheS, separate
rear yards and large front yards.
installed radio aerials. electricity.
Arcola heat brick garage avail
able at So per month. Convenient
to schools, churches and stores:
three from Eastern High
See janitor in I74o Bay st. Sc.
Entrance on 18th 81.
3 rms, kit. & bath. ...... Sal
2 rms, kit. & bath. T.. $50
+. F. SAUL CO.,
AA4a 2!oo. 'a' istA St. NV.
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1N1 u
IS PROPERTIES.
Apartments.
} ROAD NV
ored with Frigidaire and newest conveniences.
THE RAYMOND.
814-l6 22nd ST. NV.
The best Groom. kitchenette ana bath
apartments in the city for $40. s45 and $50.
THE KINGMAN.
423 Mass. Ave. NV.
Those desiring to live downtown will hnd
at this apartment exceptionally desirable
priced. See ianitOr on on premises for inspse.
ton.
TIE II # PE 81 NE
and room and bath apartments: con-
rsnient to G. P. Q. and Union Station.
THE vENTosA.
fst and B SITS. NV.
One room. alcove. kitchenette and bath to
Groom. kitchenette. and bath apartments;
exceptionally desirable and reasonable.
THE WOODWARD.
2311 Conn. Ave NV.
24-hour elevator and switchboard service.
THE ST. ALBANs.
2310 Conn. Ave. NV.
and f, bath and Sa sna
al location. with rentals very reasonable
with 24-hour elevator and switchboard serv-
ice.
9Th AND K sTs NE
Modern 4,room-and-bsth family apart
Information. or Bliss Building,
/ Fairmont Street NV.
$50 or Adams S464.
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ALONZO y. Bill
Very Desirable Unfit
Apartments rooms and bath to apartt
most modern apartments as yet erected. Equi
CHATHAM COURTS.
1907 Columbia Rd. NV.
rooms, bath and foyer.
rooms, bath and foyer.
rooms, bath AMI foyer.
'4-hour elevator and switchboard ser-.ce.
BLENHE1M COURTS.
1s4o-42 California St. NV:
8, and rooms and bath.
Very reasonable.
THE COURTLAND.
1850 Euclid St. NV.
Exceptionally desirable. apartments of
rooms. bath, porch and foyer, and 5 rooms,
board service.
THE DORCHESTER.
18th St. and Maryland Ave. S.W.
Splendid broom apartments.
THE DUNSMERE.
1928 14th 81. NV.
Wonderful location; every convenience:
splendid apartments of / room and bath
and rooms, bath and foyer; very reasona-
BILE rentals.
LA GRANDE.
S07 4th S.. NV.
Very desirable downtown apartments OF
and 5 rooms and bath: opposite judiciary
Park rentals exceptionally low.
FALKsToNE COURTS:
i4O1 Fairmont St. NV.
and room and bath apartments; "a
hour elevator and switchboard service.
Apply on Premises for Further
IS E Street NV, or 40
Telephone Lincoln