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Society Events of Week
At Fort Humphreys

FORT HUMPHREYS, Va, November
Sunday night Lieut.. and Mrs. c. F,
Bash entertained at supper in honor
OF Col. and Mrs. Schulz. The other
supper guests were Col and Mrs Jones,
Mrs. H. v. Jones of Atlanta, Ga, Col.
and Mrs. Pipes. Maj. and Mrs John
II. Carruth of Washington, Mai. and
MRS. Gee, Capt. and Mrs. Johannes,
Lieut.. Mielenz, Lieut.. and Mrs. Lopez,
Mrs. Mckinley. Lieut.. and Mrs. Hardin.
Mrs D. Med. Shearer and Mrs. Sam
Lockwood sponsored a benefit bridge
and tea for the Yrvine-Welles Chapter,
D. A. r., at Harris Hall Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. Shearer and Mrs.
Lockwood attended the Virginia State
Conference, D. A. r., held in Alexandria.
Lieut.. and Mrs. G. F. Baish had as
their guests this week Lieut.. Baish 5
uncle and aunt, the Bishop of Rochester
and Miss Nellie Hern.
Mrs. Harloe and her two children
have gone to New York and will sail
shortly for Nicaragua, where she Will
join Capt. Harloe, who is on duty with
the Engineer Battalion making the pre-
liminary canal survey.
Mrs. Gross and her family will sail
Wednesday from New York and will
join Mai. Gross, who is in command OF
the Engineer troops in Nicaragua.
Miss jeanette Chickering of Boston
was the week end guest of Capt. ana
Mrs Hobson. Miss Chickering attended
the reunion at Miss Maderia's school.
Capt. and Mrs. Hobson entertained
at dinner for Miss Madeline Clarke OF
Tuxedo, N. Y, Miss Lucille Walsh OF
Washington, Lieut.. Hayden and Lieut..
Carr.
Capt. Hobson motored to Charles
Town, w. Va, Wednesday to be the
guest of Mr.. John T. Morgan. who dur
ing the war was aide to Col. George r..
Spaulding. q
Maj. and Mrs. Anderson had as their
guests over the week end Mai and
Mrs. Horace Finley of Washington.
Maj. Finley is on duty at Walter Reeu
Hospital
Mrs. Anderson will leave sMonday for
Indianapolis, to be gone over the
guest of her mother and father, wins
will celebrate their golden wedding an
niverSary a few days before Thanks
giving.
Capt. and Mrs. W. A. Wood, jr., will
leave tomorrow night for their new
station at Sacramento. Calf. They
will make the trip via the Panama
Canal and will sail from New YORK
Wednesday.
Mrs. T. Clifton Howard, head Of the
DAY nursery of Alexandria, Va, spoke
at the post Schoolhouse Friday. She
requested the assistance of all in pre-
pairing clothes and toys for the very
needy children of Fairfax County.
Capt. and Mrs. Conner had as their
guests over the week end Mrs. Conner S
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and Mrs. Edward Radtke, Mr.. and Mrs
Godfrey Aebersold, Mrs. Dora Radtke
and Mr.. Fred Roth.
Benefit Play Scheduled
For kindergarten School.
For the benefit of the Hyattsville
Elementary School and under direction
of Mrs. Hontas M Sturgis. supervising
principal. 1T Happened at Midnight
will be enacted in the National GuarG
armory In Hyattsville during the week
of November 49, II will be a Mother
Goose play, and the cast will be made
up entirely Of pupils of the school. Mrs.
John J. Fainter, chairman of the enter
tainment committee of the school, is in
charge of arrangements.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hall of -Berwyn
Heights have taken an apartment on
Sixteenth street in Washington for the
Winter. Their daughter. Miss Mildred
Hall, Is one of Mrs. Hoover's secretaries.
A delightful Halloween party and
dance was given Thursday night, Oc-
tober 81, in the home of Miss RoSalie
Mcleod at 81 Wine avenue In Hyattsville
by the members of Alpha Chapter. Sig
ma Pi Epsilon Sorority and their friends.
The house was decorated with Autumn
leaves and chrysanthemums, in keeping
with the season. Those present were
Miss Edna BuSey, Miss Marie Lawlor,
Miss Helen Chinn, Miss Thelma Canter.
Miss Louise Kramer. Miss Rosalie Me-
Leod, Mr.. Harry Timm, Mr.. Edgar Hol-
cor, Mr.. Elmer Churchman, MIR. George
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turned after a visit to her sister, Mrs.
FeiSer, in Hyattsville.
The Tuesday Night Bridge Club was
entertained this week by Mrs. George
B. Furman on Owens avenue In Hyatts-
Vile.
Church Sewing Circle
| Planning to Entertain.
The members of the Sewing Circle of
st. Luke's Episcopal Church in Bladens-
burg are preparing for the presentation
of the play Lets All Get Married" To
be given in the parish hall of the
church Wednesday night. December e.
A dance will follow the performance
In the cast of the play will be Mrs
Basil Pickett, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Radtke, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wolfe,
jr., Mrs. Staley M. Clarke, the Rev.
Morris w. Derr. Mr.. Theodore Anderson,
Mrs. Evelyn Wolfe and Miss Emily
Payne. Mrs. Clarke is directing the
performance, the proceeds from which
will 60 to the fund to finish paying for
the rectory recently purchased on the
Edmonston road, in North Decatur
Heights.
The three-act play, Charm" will be
presented by the students of the
Hyattsville High School Friday night,
November %. The performance will be
in the school auditorium, and will be
directed by Mrs. Martha Temple,
member Of the faculty.
Mrs. George S. Luckey of Annapolis
and her son, Lieut.. Robert B. Luckey,
U. S. M. c., have been the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Clagett Oh
Wine avenue, Hyattsville.
Mrs. B. l.. King of Bristol, Va, has
returned after a visit to the Rev. ana
Mrs. D. Hobart Evans of Hyattsville
Mrs. Ada Smith of Gainesville. Md,
Is spending the week end with her
brother-in-law and sister, the Rev. and
Mrs. u. s. A. Heavener, In the parson-
age of Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church in Hyattsville. Mrs. Smith has
been one of the teachers in the School
of Religious Education which is IL
progress at Foundry NJ. E. Church Ill
Washington.
Miss Alice Robinson. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles NJ. Robinson of Rose
Croft, in st. MaryS County, Md, and
Miss Charlotte Perry. daughter of Mrs
Thomas Perry of Grenock in Anne
Arundel County, Md, have returned to
their homes after visit to Miss Mary
Louise Carr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
G. Hodges Carr on Owens avenue III
HyattSville Miss Carr entertained 1t
small company at supper Monday eve
ming in compliment to Miss Robinson
and Miss Perry.
Mrs. Richard Schiller gave a party
Saturday night in her BladensbuIg
home, the occasion being the celebration
of her birthday anniversary. Festivities
were enjoyed and during the evening
refreshments were served. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Max SCHUYLER. Mr..
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cousin, Miss Mary Louise Carr. The
company included Miss Margaret Nay
lor, Miss Frances Bacon. Miss Esther
SaSscer. Miss Elizabeth Owings, MISS
Mollie owens, Miss Helen Louise Duck
EFT, Miss Helen Hill, Miss Virginia Stur-
gis, Miss Betty Howard, Miss Eleanor
Gambrill, Miss Roberta Howard; Mr..
John Kent, Lieut.. Robert B. Luckey,
U. S. NJ. Corps Mr.. John Howard, Mr..
Egbert F. Tingley, Mr.. William Hill,
Mr.. Howard Sumner, Mr.. Daniel Q.
Fahey, jr.: Mr.. Thomas Perry. Mr..
James Lauderdale, Mr.. Daniel b. Lloyd,
jr., and Ensign william E. Howard, lr.
Mrs. Thomas r. Brooks, aunt OF the
hostess. presided at the tea table, as
sisted by Mrs. Kenneth Fuller Brooks
and Mrs. George B. Luckey.
Charming Halloween Party
Given BY Church Committee.
A delightful Halloween party was
given last week in the HyattSville Pres
byterian Church, which was beautifully
decorated with Autumn leaves and Fall
flowers. The committee in charge of
arranging the affair was composed of
Mss Jean Hamilton, Miss Dorothy
Clark, Miss Gertrude Gilbertson, Miss
Ruth Purdum and Miss Dolly Bailey.
Mrs. j. d. Watkins of Petersburg
Va. has returned after visit to Mr..
and Mrs. Robert l.. Stultz in HyattSville
MT. and Mrs. w F. Childs, jr., and
their sons, William S. Childs. Sd, and
Hodges of Frederick, Md, were recent
guests of Mrs. Childs' sister, Mrs. T.
Carroll Grant, on owens avenue, in
Hyattsville.
Miss Jennie Chadwick, Mr.. Arthur
P. Cambria, jr., and Mr.. James Carr
of HyattSville were guests of Mr.. Ar
thur Carr of Hyattsville in his cottage
on Battle Creek near the Patuxent
river in Calvert county, Maryland.
Miss Sue Boyer Of Damascus, Md,
spent last week with Miss Ada Conklin
in Hyattsville.
The ladies' auxiliary of the Snyder
Former Post of the American Legion of
Hyattsville Is arranging card party
to be given In Legion headquarters on
Spencer street in Hyattsville Monday
evening, November 10.
An ENJOYABLE dance was given last
night by Miss Rosalie Grant in the
home of her mother, Mrs. T. Carroll
Grant, on Owens avenue, in Hyattsville,
in compliment to her house guests, Miss
Eleanor Mattingly and Miss Elizabeth
Mattingly, daughters of associate JUS
tice of the seventh judicial circuit Of
Maryland and Mrs Mattingly of Oxon
Hill. In addition to the Misses Mat
tingly, Miss Grants guests inchdeo
Miss Eleanor Cambria, Miss Betty
owen; Miss Margaret Herring and Miss
Barbara Wells of Hyattsville. Miss Jane
Cushing. Washington: Miss Harriet
Lloyd, Mr. Daniel B. Lloyd, jr.. Mr.
Glenn Dale. Mr.. Charles Spicknall, Mr.
james Carr, Mr.. Arthur p Gambrill
jr; Mr.. T. Hammond and Mr.. Walter
Welsh. all of Hyattsville; Mr.. Martin
Shallenbe4ger, Mr., George McMorris
Mr.. Bayne Castle, Mr.. Stanley Hunt
ington and Mr. Russell Kelsey of Wash
ington. and Mr.. Frank Barnes Of La
Plata, Charles County. Nd
Mr.. Richard G. Whiting and Mr.
Robert whiting students at Randolph
Macon Academy. Virginia, spent the
week end with their GRANDPARENTS, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard G. Whiting,
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Arnold, Mr.. Jack Rowland and Mr..
miss Roberta Howard, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry p. Howard OF
Hyattsville, was hostess over the last
week end to Miss Margaret Me!gs and
Miss Louise Towson, stuoents OF the
University of Maryland. Miss Howard,
who is also a student at the university,
entertained a small company at buf1et
supper Sunday evening. Her guests IN
cIllded Miss Margaret Herring, Miss
Leila Smith and Miss Betty Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Hechmer OIL
Hyattsville are spending some me az
the Chalfonte- Hsddon Hall in Atlantic
City. .
N j. has returned after spending sew
eral weeks with his mother. MRS.
stephen A. Kelly on Sheridan street IN
Hyattsville.
Honor Paid Mrs. d. G. Roberts,
Donor Of Library Building.
A leading society event in Laurel dur
ing the week was largely attenoeo
party given Thursday by the Woman
Civic Club of the Laurel Free Public
Library Association in compliment TO
Mrs. Thomas d. Roberts. the donor OF
the building. The affair was held IN
the library rooms, which were taSteiuliy
u.
nres dent of the Woman'S Club, was
assisted III receiving the guests by MRS;
C. j. Hal ersen, president of the Laurel
Library Association; Mrs. Albert KICKS
an LIS. George Albee. Mayor James
p. Curley made an address, as did Col
E. E. Hatch Both speakers paid nlgn
tribute to Mrs. Roberts generosity ana
the benefit to be derived by the people
of Laurel and vicinity from her gift; n
! 0fTPH-
ton was presented Mrs. Roberts, MRS.
Hopkins making the presentation TAX
A number of games were enjoyed, ana
Miss Bobbie Tatspaugh, att1red as
gypsy, told fortunes. Refreshments
were served. Those present included the
Rev. and Mrs. M. G. Crutchley, the Rev.
j. j. Neighbour, Mrs T. D. Roberts,
Mrs. A. S. Cough, Mrs William h.
Edward, Mrs. c. e. Little, Mrs. John
Z. E. Hatch, Mr.. ana Mrs. Edgar Whit
man, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Vogts, Mrs
Henry Scott, Mrs. E. Roy Hill, Mrs
r. r. Waters Mrs. James Travers.
Miss Christine Gavriles, Miss Priscilla
Hance, Mrs. John H. Tatspaugh, Mrs.
Mollie Cole, Mrs. James Copeland. Mrs.
James Boss, Miss Elizabeth Gardner,
Mrs. John Turney, Mrs. NJ. Turney, Miss
Capitola Hobbs Mrs. Hermann Willard
and Mrs. John Nu5unn.
Miss A. C. Stanley of Laurel spent
the week as the guest of Mrs. Paul
Allen, jr., in Annapolis Md.
Mrs. J. C. Howard of Washington was
the week end guest of Mrs. A. s. Cough
in Laurel.
Capt. and Mrs. w. c. Griffith of
Carlisle. Pa, spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Thon-s Webb in Mount
Rainier
Mount Rainier after a trip of five
months on the Florida coast.
Miss Josephine Louise Fuller, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Fuller of
Hyattsville, was hostess last Sunday
afternoon to a large company at tea
in compliment to Miss Alice Robinson
and Miss Charlotte Perry, guests of her
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Prominent Guests Listed
For Celebrity Breakfast

DIT. Cloyd Heck Marvin, president OF
George Washington University, heads
the list of guests of honor and speakers
on the program now being arranged for
the second celebrity breakfast OF the
National League of American Pen Wonl-
en-, which is to take place Saturday,
November 80. In the New Willard. Some
innovations are being planned for this
affair which is one of series Of five
breakfasts being given by the leagu.
for the benefit Of its clubhouse fund, all
of which are open to non-members a.
well as to members of the organization
Reservations are now being maze
through the social bureau at the Wllaro
Hotel.
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Church Rummage Sale
Will Be Opened Tuesday

st. Thomas Church rummage sale
which will open Tuesday at 1904 Z
street and continue through Saturday,
is sponsored by Mrs. William Wheatley,
Mrs. Ben HELEN, Mrs. A. NJ. D. McCor-
mick. Mrs. B. F. Hutchinson, Mrs. WIZ
liam D. Leahy, Mrs. Ralph Hills, Mrs.
r, A, Carter and Mrs. Paul B. Fenlon.
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Reception Follows Meet
Of Art Promoters Club

An informal reception followed the
meeting of the Art Promoters Club
Friday evening in the home Of Nine
de Lagnel. Mr.. William e. Huntington
of 3404 Prospect avenue has been elect
ed executive director of the club and
has charge of all information con-
tivitieS.
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 A. 95c Ea.

Fine diamond cut rondel cnokers, Of bright sparkling crystal beads, with sterling clasp. Colors are crystal, topaz. pink and blue.
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Every child will be proud 10 year one of our lovely sweaters. All wool, in | choice Of many styles and patterns and colors. All sizes to II years.
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New Britain herald., 1929-03-22
Skirts $1.95 to $4.95

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SALE-ACREAGE.
SHORE PROPERTY

WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
FOR SALE-THE FINEST HOME ON THE
bay front at North Beach, Md. Large cor
ner house. fully furnished: hollow tile:
rooms and ba tn with shower: running water
in every room: electric lehts; large double
porches front and rear; large garage. Price
reasonable and terms to suit. j. EDWARD
LEWIS. 612 r st. NV. Main 55l.
WATER FRONT LOT ON CHESAPEAKE
Bay, 90 mi. from Wash, good roads, beau.
tifui view; sacrifice price, $3.50. Ad. 2970
evenings. II
ON CHESAPEAKE BAY. 10 MINUTES FROM
Annapolis; modern bungalow; all conven-
fences; lovely grounds; caretaker's quarters
and garage; 300 front feet on the BAY WI WI
1927 Wash. Blvd. BALTIC. Md. 26e
FOR SALE-5-ROoM BUNGALOW ON
Beach. Desle. Md Nicely furnished: water
in kitchen and toilet; electricity being put
in owner will sell direct Tor $500 cash.
Phone Apt. 1873. Columbia $500. %.
RENT-NORTH BEACH; NEW COTTAGES,
completely furnished; by season, month or
week. Phone Decatur 49l-W. 26s
FOR SALTWATER FRONT COTTAGE, 4
rms and doTmered attic, North Beach Park,
Md. on the bay; owner. Phone Hyatts.
TWO CORNER LOTS, HERALD HARBoR,
close to Shelton Park. Make Offer Inquire
4226 Bird ST NV. 90
ON CHESAPEAKE BAY-MOST DESIRABLE
modern cottage, rooms. BATH water and
electricity; lot 5Qxi50 feet; improved state
road to entrance; IS miles from Washing
ton; sale or lease. T. z. CLARK Col s 1926.
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WANTED-To BORROW $4,000, YEARS,
sag, on business property downtown worth
wise; 10 commission. Address Box ASK,
Star office.
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SALE-HOUSES.
ATTRACTIVE NE. HOME.
NEAR CAPITOL AND LIBRARY

A splendid 6-room colonial home with tiled
bath located in a convenient northeast COM
munity close to the Capitol and Library
of Congress-. convenient to transportation
to downtown section, just off MARYLAND ave.
This. home is 20 feet wide, concrete front
kitchen with built-in ice box. In good con-
dition: hardwood floors, hot-water heat, cleo
trio lights, concrete cellar with laundry
trays, nice lot with room for garage. owner
anxious to sell mas priced this home at
very reasonable figure but it must be seen to
be appreciated. Call Cleveland 17h8-W for
appointment to inspect this home today.
Special! Special! Special!
COLORED.
BEAUTIFUL. CORNER HOME, NEW JER-
N.W)-l0 LOVELY ROOMS. Ia BATHS.
H.-W.H.. ELEC. LIGHTS; STONE TRIM
NED: CENTER-HALL PLAN. SEE THIS
PROPERTY AT ONCE AND BRING DE-
POST WITH YOU. YOU WILL SECURE
WONDERFUL BARGAIN. MET. 1855.
RIM. 208. 907 18th ST. NV; AFTER 5 80
CALL GEORGIA 2403. IS"
FOR COLORED.
Six rooms. brick bath. gas, latrobe heat;
In good repair; in good southeast section.
Small cash payment. rest same rent.
PERRIE MCLEAN.
Room 21s Mills Bldg. Main 1o3ls.
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SHANNON & LUCHS RECOMMENDED HOMES.
$6,5OO-VERY NICE SMALL GEORGETOWN
WELL ADAPTED FOR REDECORATING AND REMOD
ELING PURPOSES SIX ROOMS, BATH; MODERN
SCREENS; ELECTRICITY AND GAS.
$3 5O0-STUATED ON ONE OF PRETTIEsT STREETS sAULs
ADDITION; HALF SQUARE FROM 14th STREET; DE-
TACHED SEVEN LARGE ROOMS 1st FLOOR LAVATORY
BATH (SHOWER); FINE CONDITION; SCREENS, AVN
INGS, SCAR GARAGE.
$12950-DETACHED BRICK, CENTER-HAIL PLAN 4BEDRooM
HOUSE: ON CORNER LOT 1O-FOOT FRONT; CLOSEIN
SUBURB. ALL IN NICE SHAPE. GARAGE.
ATTRACTIVE BRICK BUNGALOW; ON TASTE
FULLY HANDICAPPED LOT 625 BY
MATCH. SIXTEENTH ST. EXTENDED LARGE
ROOMS.
$6,300-EASY TERMS. A 2OFOOT SX-ROOM BATH COLONIAL
FRONT PORCH HOME: WELL LOCATED NORTH
WEST. OWNER OUT OF TOWN MUST SELL.
3OOQ-INDIVIDUALLY BUILT DETACHED COLONIAL BRICK
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK NEW: ALL POS
S1BLE HOME REQUIREMENTS RFDROOMS
EACH WITH CEDAR PRESSES: LIST FLOOR LAVATORY
BILLIARD ROOM SECTION OF UTMOST REFINEMENT
INQUIRE
PHONE SERVICE TO PM
SHANNON & LUCHS. INC
1435 K Street NV Main 234s
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SoSO-EAClNG BEAUTIFUL GOVERNMENT PARK NV
o
ser hardwood
$995O- DETACHED COLONIAI-CLEVELAND PARK.
pr reach of
o the
@ oppount e rear
$780, CENTER HALL COLONIAI-SAUL,S ADDITION
and
NN-
$l6OOO-N AMERICAS SMARTEST COLONY OF GROUP
HOMES $1,000
AI1eS
dTSnfn eD
S @ clear white
best fixtures
be u uU
$l75OO-DETACHED BRItK-CHEvY CHASE, MD.
@ aye %mty 1esuna homes rM
RR GRA M % hS a: p Sst
$
$l9750-A NEW ENGLISH HOME IN CLEVELAND PARK.
nwhom in a class recomm
BOSS & PHELPS m.,r .oo
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$o.950.
CORNER BRICK HOME.
7 ROOMS-BUILT-IN GARAGE.

An unusual, colonial-type. corner brick
home in a splendid NV. community, conven-
lent to schools. stores, churches and trans
portation facilities. Covered front porch
beautiful rooms. including large living
room. spacious dining room. breakfast room.
bright kitchen and large bedrooms; tiled
bath with built-in tub and shower large
concrete cellar with laundry trays: newly
decorated. hardwood floors. electricity, hot
water heat. automatic hot-water heater.
built-in garage. In splendid condition. all
modern improvements. Nice lawn with
shrubs, paved street and alley. 1t will paw
you to inspect this home today. Owner will
take $3.50 for quick sale and arrange terms
to suit purchaser. Call Main 1924 until $50
ard after call Cleveland 63l0 for appoint
ment to inspect.
LINCOLN PARK.
We have several real buys in modern
houses in this delightful section that can be
purchased very reasonable terms. Let
us show you these bargains and how easy
IT is TO own your own home.
JOHN f. DONOHOE & SONS,
REALTORS.
314 Penna Ave. Sc.
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SALE OR RENT-STORES.
FOR RENT OR FOR SALE-STORE. 45x2o.
adjoining Sanitary store; good for any bust
ness 1907 Keniiworth ave. Apply JOHN w.
KOOB, 63l Center Market.
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PKIIE.. 5,SU.
NORTHEAST.
SOUTHEAST BARGAIN.

All brick: 6 large rooms. tile bath, large
porches q screened, garage; large lot; INV.
heat, reception hall, pantry; well built and
like new; oak trim throughout. Under
$4,000, on easy terms. Best location in all
white neighborhood Address Box 447-X,
Star Off1Ce 26S
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A WONDERFUL BARGAIN.
BIG GROOM HOME-2 ENCLOSED
PORCHES.
ONLY 5OO-EASY TERMS

If you are looking for a real bargain in
the northwest section it will pay you to
inspect this big 6-room home with large
covered porches on a high elevation con-
venient to stores, schools, churches and
Transportation facilities. Tiled bath with
across entire front of house, Kitchen with
pantry, glaSSed-in breakfast and sleeping
porches, coat closet with mirror door on
first floor. In good condition; hot-water
heat. electricity. hardwood floors. paved
street and alley. all modern conveniences.
Owner leaving town is forced to offer this
homs for quick sale at $500 and will make
terms to suit. For further information call
Adams 82l7
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SALE--HOuSES.
RARGATN

BAN(IAIN.
DETACHED FRAME, 6 rooms and bath.
INV h.. electricity, in nearby Virginia. An
HONEST MAN or WOMAN can purchase
this WITHOUT ANY CASH DOWN. Prop
erty is clear and owner will take back one
trust as deferred purchase money. to run
until paid: interest at six 90 per cent.
NEWLY DECORATED.
] JEROME B. MCKEE. AGENT,
7ls 7th St. NV. Main $3.50. 26'
PRICE. $1,000.
NORTHEAST.
Just north Of Md. Ave. owner. having
purchased a larger house. is offering his
home at sacrifice for an immediate sale.
1t contains six large rooms and tile bath,
reception hall. hot-water heat. electric
lights. double rear porches, modern in every
respect and in perfect condition. small
down payment with monthly payments of
S55 will make you the owner.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Penna. Ave. Sc.
Realtors.
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ANOTHER SPECIAL BARGAIN

O. B. ZANTziNGER CO.
OAK Y e. N w Main SAIL
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SALE-STORES.
STORE BUILDING.

1905 II ST. NE.
Store and dwelling: wonderful location.
Very cheap, considering great real estate
activity on H ST. ne. on account OF pig
business locating in this section. Act
quickly. NEWSoM, ITO H st. Pc. LIN
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
Continued.l

A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY.
Beautiful 6-room and bath bung., hard
wood floors. gas, cleo, city water. sewer.
This attractive home is surrounded by shade
trees and shrubbery; bus service one block
from the door. -
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4sl 18th ST. Sc.
6 rooms, electricity. h.-w.h

ROBERT "A. HUMP1HIt,o', go,
sos North CAPITOL st. MAIN etS2.
1425 CLIFTON ST. NV.
Excellent residential location: near 18th St
ear line and close to Central High school,
ba window brick of 10 rooms and baths;
modern: excellent condition:
T. S. POSITION & CO.,
1910 Y ST NV NJ. $50.