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FOE SALE?HOUSES.
FOR SALE- *4.lo<V
CONVENIENT TO BUREAU OF ENG. * PTO.
An attractive Imy nirnlow (trick bouse; 7
rooms aiul bath ami collar; in excellent condi
tion. ormr hsvlng <-omp>tcd painting ami pa
p< rln? tiut a short time np>.
STONE A FAIRFAX. 1342 New York ave.
FOB SALK
OX THE HEIGHTS.
$4..V>0.
A nearly new 1 room bona-'. handsomely deco
rated: modern hatli; furnace heat.
PARQUET FLOORING.
IxJt 'JO fee| v ide.
Owner harlnj taken the property for th<*
loan which was on It will self at an unusually
Ion price.
STONE ft FAIRFAX. 1342 New York ave.
FOR S ALE~ $5.550.
SEAlI -DETACHKp BRICK.
First floor. 4 rooms.
Second floor. 4 lK><lrooni? and tiled bath.
I?nrgc rooms. Illirh ceilings.
New furnace.
Lot 25x11".
? 'omlitlon iierfect; new ly_i>?perod and palmed
thr<- ighoi.'t; ioeat'-d on fine square on the
Heights: eastern I'jjiwure.
STOXE A FAIRFAX. 1342 New York aye
FOR SALE- 14,1100.
A remarkably cheap corner on Columbia
Heights: .southern and eastern exposure. One
of the most comfortable low-priced homes we
have erer offered. Two stories and eellar: ?ur
mif heat: poreelain tub: sanitary plumbing:
lot 32.6 by 104. The ground alone Is worth
almost the price asked. The owner, about to
more to another city, wishes to make a quick
sole. Yoii can set a bargain in tbls comfortable
little bouse.
STONE A FAIRFAX. 1342 New York ave.
FOR SALE? RHDUCED TO $4,500.
An eight-room dwelling on R st. between 15th
and lOtb sts. Tbls is a well improved square;
niany expensive dwellings. Lot 18 by 95 to ?
public alley. Good-sized rooms, high ceilings.
Reasonable term*.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1T.42 New Tork ave.
FOR SALE-ATTENTION. INVESTORS!
We offer oVe of the best Income producers
tbnt has ever been put on the market; a build
ing for $4.t>00, renting for $41 n month, con
talnlng 11 rooms and two (2) bathrooms; cov
eied porches; furnace heat: paved alley: cement
sidewalk. At the low price at which you pur
chase this property you will receive a large
Interest on tbe Investment, and should resell
at a haudsome proflt. The locution is quite
convenient, situated In one of the best im
proved squares of the city. A short distance
from tlie government printing office.
STONE ft FAIRFAX. 1 .".42 NEW YORK AVE.
1 OR SALE?
Price. $3,800.
NEAR TIIF. UNION STATION.
Northwest, on n tmtnliered street. Worth
SI.."**' or more. Two stories, cellar, six rooms
niwl batb; furnace heat: lot 1SxS<; to alley.
Tbls .i* nn attractive ltar-wlndow brick. Will
rent $25. Slionld Interest liouieseckers, in
vca?or> and speculators alike.
STONE A FAIRFAX,
1342 New York ave.
FOR SAI.E?
STORE, DWELLING AND STABLE.
Near U. S. Capitol.
An excellent Investment: Hue business location,
l'rice, $3,500: under rental at $25.75.
A da rid v lot. Ji2x1UU.
STONL ft FAIRFAX. 1342 New York ave.
FOl: SALE?LNYK<TMEN T~SOUTHEAST~ "
LARGE INTEREST.
Price, $2,250: renting for $20.50 a month.
Two good six-room bricks In an excellent
renting section: a steady Income: always oc
cupied.
STONE * FAIRFAX. 1342 New York ave.
FOR SAIJC
OOOH 1N?YVME.
Price. $.'{,n0(i. Routed $25.00.
ON 5T1I ST. N W.
lot 25*95.
STONE ft FAIRFAX. 1342 New York ave.
FOR SALE
? CLEAN-TUT INVESTMENT.
New?modern.
Price. $3,100. Fniler rental. $25.
Six rooms, tiled batb. concrete cellar.
Furnace beat.
On lettered street southeast.
STONE * FAIRFAX. 1342 New York ave.
FOR SALE
MORE INVESTMENTS SOUTHWEST.
Price. $!>00 each.
Rent. $b each.
Three <3> four-room bricks. 4>-i and M sts.;
always rented: few repairs to make; low taxes;
a large net Income.
STONE ft FAIRFAX. 1342 New York ave.
FOR SALE?CHOICE INVESTMENT.
Price, $3,100.
Reut. $25.
On tbe Heights; near car line.
Six rooms and porcelain bath.
A cornel- house.
20 feet wide.
Bnllt less tfcan three years;. In fine condition;
large income to receive from clean-cut house.
STONE ft FAIRFAX. 1342 New York ave.
FOR HALE?
A magnificent northwest corner at an ex
tremely low price; $4,000 under value; dellffbt
ful situation; one square from 18th St.; tbe
corner of a numbered and lettered st.; southern
and eastern exposure. Price. $10,600; worth
every cent of $15,000; formerly held at $18,000,
* and carried ? loan of $10,000. Withi? the last
year or two over $2,500 has been spent on the
house, making it modern and up-to-date; steam
heat, cabinet mantels, open fireplaces, two
bathrooms, front and rear stairway: four roojms
on tbe first floor, eight sleeping rooms; cellar;
laundry. Tbls is undoubtedly the most attrac
tive corner residence ever offered under $15,000.
Sold subject to a first deed of trust of $7,600
loaned by one of the roost conservative money
lenders In Washington. His valuation at the
Mme of making tbe loan wax $15,000.
STONE ft FAIRFAX. 1342 NEW YORK AVE.
FOR SALE?GOOD INCOME.
I'rlce $14,000; renting for $100
* a month; 3 ba^-window
brick houses; each six
rooms and bath; on a lettered
street n.w.: near pension office.
STONE ft FAIRFAX. 1342 NEW YORK AVE.
FOR SALB
l.NI.SCAL VALUE ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Price, $7,000.
The owner bating procured ground at au
extremely low price, offers tietter house for
tbe price than has hitherto been able *o be
?IO.
Tliree (3) stories and cellar.
* 5 bedrooms and two ?2> baths.
HOT WATER HEAT.
Lot 17>*xl20 to alley. .
Electric lights and gas; separate wide *vont
porches: double rear porches; oak stairway:
oak paneling: hardwood trim on 1st and 2d
floors. The e<|im| >,f this house has not ne-.?ii
able to be procured at less than *8.000 ier~
toiore.
STONE ft FAIRFAX. 1342 New York sve.
FOR SALE- $V500.
A NEW CORNER HOUSE.
In the Inglesidc section.
One of tae prettiest streets: 3 stories. 4
rooms deep on a floo-; two f2? tiled baths; hot
wafer heat: servant's room, toilet and lanndry
in basement; lot 2H feel wide, gnod depth to
rear alley: lighted by electricity; first floor has
tjiiitrtered oak tongue-and-groove flooring; bard
Kvl trim throughout; surrounded bv bouses
??o-ting SliMMSi. to 315,000.
STUNK ft FAIRFAX. 1"?2 X-w York ave.
vo? SALE MIOHK IN VESTMENT.
HOWNTOWN PROPF.RTY.
?A minutes* walk from 7th and Pa. *ve.
TWO STORES.
Frit-e. $7,500. Rent for $51.
a Trust, $5.t>0O years.
l.ot ,'iUlUDi to 30-ff. alley.
A B'x.d income to receive for property so
? ?aitrallv lot ated.
STONE ft FAIRFAX. 1342 New York ave.
1 ?? ft, SAI.E
FXI'Sl'AL VALUE.
Price, *7.750.
On the Heights.
West of 14th.
^ BeK llOU.-e; three stories; twelve (12j
rooms and two (2) baths. NOT A TWO-FAM
II.* FLAT. Just tbe place for one needing
inatM edrooms.
H??T WATER HEAT.
STONE A FAIRFAX.
I.".42 New York ave.
FOR SAI.E?
The best proposition ever offered ?*? Columbia
it' iijbts for $7,500. A brand-new house, ready
for occupancy: !en rooms; two bathrooms; two
? talrwavs; hot-w?toi- heat; parquet flooring on
thr tir<i-.and second stories: wide coveri?d ce
r?v< nt p??roh: esaensive decorations. Must be
-?en to l>e appreciated.
SJpNK A FAIRFAX. 1342 New York ave.
vt?li SAI.E -
. Redu<*ed from $7,000
to
fOR A grifK SALE.
Out-of 'own owner notifies n> that if we .nn
>l st?**e "f h*r Iion^e wltliin the ne\t week: sue
?ill stand a material los.~. At this low prim
; 1? m letuarkable bargain.
INTKRSEt TlON OF NT MBERED AND
LETTEREI* STREETS.
>bort distins-e from f'arnegle Library.
Two storien and c?')lar.
Four 141 rooms on a floor.
20 feet wide.
NiHitbern ejriosiire.
Within a square of two car line*, near high
?x'Uool-. eburchcs, market and 5 minutes' walk
io tbe downtown section.
STONE A FAIRFAX. 1342 New York ave.
FOR SALE?
Price. tH.000.
LOCATE!* ON S ST. N.W. NEAR CONN. AVE.
A verj attractive three-story residence; un
der rental $5o uio. Similar houses held for
*ll,00o. Owner has reduced price to a sac
rifice figure In order to make Immediate sale.
Hot-water heat.
Lot 2OX05 to alley.
STONE ft FAIRFAX,
1312 New York ave.
FOR SALE $<i,000.
A detached residence on Washington Heights;
nine rooms, modern bath; hot-water heat; lot
50 by 150: a few steps from two ear Unas; the
ground alone. 7.500 feet, l? worth the price
asked. You should take advantage of this op
p-e-tiiniiy <o secure a cheap home or speculation.
KOMi ft FAIRFAX, 1342 NEW YORK AVB
FOR SALE?HOUSES.
FOR SALE -INVESTMENT.
Price. $0,400; renting for $43.
3 brick bouses on a
lettered *t. n.w.; slwavs rented.
STONE * FAIRFAX. 1342 NEW YORK AYR
IX?R SALE? _ "
j Store and dwelling.
Prior, $5. ISO.
Rents $43.
On avenue northwest near center of city.
i Valuable as Investment or for business. Brlvk
i stable In rear: lot lt*? feet aeep.
| STONE & FAIRFAX. m42 New York ave.
I FOR SALE NKAR THF PENSION OFFICE.
Price, $5,500.
Rented to the name tenant for the past live
year* at $40.50 per month. Three stories. rel
lar, 10 rooms and modern bath: frame stable.
IJii 20x1:^1 to 30-fi. allcj.
A humr property which In rase of need would
prove an excellent investment.
, STONE * FAIRFAX. 1342 New York ave.
| FOR SALE
YOU WILL SEE A GOOD HOI SE HERE.
Price. $5,500.
Excellent value; Iochted on lettered street;
I choice vicinity In (i wgi'lown; two storle*. i-el
I lsr, nine rooms and bath: flvp to) bedrooms,
fotir <?> rooms on first floor.
Hot-water heat.
Lot 18U.x150 to wide alley.
STONE A: FAIRFAX,
j l.!42 New York ave.
! FOR SALE NEAR THE UNION STATION]" "
A northwest corner; new; southern and east
ern exposure; eight rooms; tiled bath; bot
water heat; cabinet mantels. Just the house
for a physician. $.'>.r?00.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1342 New York ave.
FOR SALE-ATTENTION! INVESTORS.
PI T YOI It MONEY IN TWO-FAMILY j
HOUSES, THE REST INCOME PRODUCERS:
IN THE MARKET.
15 AND 12 PER CENT NET ON CASH
INVESTED.
rents $41?Biuouilngdale: a particu- ,
larly desirable two-family house; always rented, j
S3.750; rents $3(5?Two-family houses on a |
numbered street n.w.
?1,230; rents $51?Near lfltb and T; one of |
the best located: 2 stories, attic: 2 apart
tnents; 5 and H moms. 2 baths; 2 stairways.
STONE * FAIRFAX. 1342 New York ave.
FOR SALE?SEMI-DETACHED HOME. '
tine best bargain on Columbia Heights.
Eijrlit large rooms and bath, with attic over
j eutlre house; cemented cellar; furnace beat:
east and south exposures: lot 25x109: l1*
blocks from two ear .ines. Price only $5,500.
JOHN QUINN CO.. Inc.. 704 13th st. n.w.
au21 -s.tuAth-3t
? FOR SALE?
MT. PLEASANT: SEMI DETACHED.
A tine tS-room home, with bath and tlnislic-1
attic; furnace heat, wash trays, etc.; on lot
25 feet wide: convenient, to 14th st. and Mt.
Pleasant car lines. Price. $4,000.
JOHN QI.'INN CO.. Inc.'. 704 13th st. n.w.
au21-s.tuA-tii 3t
FOR SALE
NEW HOMES. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Absolutely the best bargain ever offered in
this desirable section; ? large, light, airy
rooms: tlleil bath with shower batb; cemented
cellar, hot-water heat: parquetry floors; < alt
finish: lots 20 feet wide, facing wide avenue.
Only (:4,950.
JOHN QUINN CO.. Inc.. 704 13th st. n.w.
au21 -s.tn&th-3t
i FOR SALE- BARGAIN IN SMALL HOME.
I On Columbia Heights, dose to cars; 0 rooms
I and bath; cemented cellar; hot-water heat; let
I 17x90; small cash payment down, balance like
rent. Price only $3,000.
JOHN QUIXX CO., Inc., 704 13th at. n.w.
au21 -a.tu&tn-'tt v.
FOR SALE?NEW HOUSES NORTHEAST.
til0-612 4th st.
One of the liest built homes in the City: (5
large rooms, tiled bath: large pantry, cemented
cellar: hot-water heat: ?ak finish: close to
Union station atid all car lines. Corner of al
ley. $4,500: next to corner. $4,400.
JOHN QUINN CO.. Inc.. 704 13th st. n.w.
au21-s.tu&tb-3t
j FOR SALE?A GOOD INVESTMENT.
In oue of the best renting sections.
A 7-r.?om brick, with modern bath; deep lot
with stable. Reuting to good tenant for $18..V)
per mouth. Price for quick sale, $2,300.
1 JOHN QUINN CO.. Inc.. 704 13th st. n.w.
au21-s.to&th-3t
FOR SALE-?A BARGAIN, COLUMBIA
Heights, semi-detached brick: lot 25x105:
porches; ten rooms; two baths; steam heat; j
gas logs. OWNER, 3555 11 lb st- au21-3t? t
FOR SALE?NEW 2-STORY. SIX-ROOM AND
bath brick: furnace heat; every modern con
venience; located on wide avenue in north
west: price. $4,850. Particulars U. R.
HOWENSTE1N CO.. 1314 F at. n.w. au21 8t
FOR SALE-WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
RESIDENCES.
$7,250?11 rooms and baths <7 bedrooms);
first-floor kitoken; modern heat. Located west
of 16th st. *1.000 cash required.
$7,000?9 rooms and bath; near 18th and
Columbia road; hot-water beat. $1,000 cash
required.
$7,500? Big lot: 9 rooms, modern bath; near
18th and Park road.
$8,50(i?10 rooms and stable: hot-water beat.
Wide, deep lot.
$6,500? Near Belmont ave. and 18th st.; 0
rooms and bath.
$6,750?9 rooms and bath. l?t 25x150. De
tached. 19th st. near Col. road.
$9,780? A beauty; H rooms. 2 baths. Hot
water heat.
$10,000--Fine; 11 room*. 2 baths; hot-water
brat. Situated beautifully, overlooking Conn,
ave. bridge.
$8,000?10 room* and bath; hot-water heat.
Close to Blltruore and Calvert sts.
$l?.00o?Elegant: detached; 12 moms, two'
baths: hot-water heat. Grand location?close
to* Columbia road and Belmont at.
Other fine properties In tlie Heights. GF7T
i OLR 1.1ST.
BELT, O'BRIEN tc CO.. Inc.,
1309 G st. n.w.
? u2l-3t.eSu
FOR SALE?JUST N. OF WASHINGTON CIR
cie. substantially built residence, with pressed
brick, bay-window front: IS stzihle r<Kimn and
porcelain bath: fnnisce heat. REDUCED FROM
$5,500 TO $4,250 FOR QUICK SALE. Out-of
town owner needs inonev.
WILLIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL. 603-05 13th.
an21 -3t
FOR~SALE-3 NEW HOUsiS," u?>4 tf-S EAST
Capitol sf.; C rooms and reception hall: hard
wood finish; hot-water beat; electric and gas- ?
light: eoni-rete cellar nnd laundry. Owner,
WM. MURPHY. 1310 East Cap. st. ?u21-3t*
FOR SALE- NEAR ST. ALOYSlUS~ CATHOLIC
Church; a 3-*tory and basement lirlck dwelljiiir.
containing 12 room* and l?ath; in good condi- ;
Uon; large front porch.
THE PRICE IS $4,750.
which was jtm reduced owing (o owner ic-tv- j
ing citv. Li>ok at this at ?r?-e. It is a fiue l
I proposition THOS. J. FISHER * < ??..
738 15th at. n.w. I
| FOR SALE HOUSE WELL ( OCATEH. VKAR
| loth and s.w.: always r<?nted at $11.0u.
! Pri -e. $1,250.
F'LOYD E. DAVIS. 7TII AND E S.W.
an21-3t,eSil
; FOR VAi.K Wl.
NEW HOUSES ONE SHORT SQUARE fro.il
! Caplto'. aud Library?10!*. 111. 113 Carroll M.
(between l*t an.l 2d. R and C sts.>: 2
I and cellar press-brick dwellings.
ta'ning ?; rooms ami hatii; furnace heat: oak
??abinet tuantei*: tf>!lslted floor* nicely papered:
i lot ti(? :eer deep io 1>? .*> it. alley: construct! ?i
gnarantcd: only tiie be^t material ni??d; small
cash payment nnd balance like rent. Ojk'D
today for Inspect lor.
JOSEPH I. WELLER
Realtv Broker. (KC F st. n.w.
au21-3t
! FOR SALE RV OWNER. DETACHED FRAME
bouse, containing ten bright and airy room*
| and bath, cellar and porches: shade and fruit
trees, roses, flower b<sls and clean grass lawns
between graded walks and ilri#eway; located
on lot 50t1;"hi feet In a >e. (|on on the Heights
where values are Increasing: a comfortable cit.v
home, in jood condition, possessing rural
charms, will be ofT'-r^d .*on i'h a bargain and
safe investment. Address Box 41. Star office.
au21-2t*
j FOR SAIJK OWNER MUST SELL MODERN,
new. 0 room*: SUi tt. n.w.. Pet worth; reception
hall: tiled bath: isirches: all modern conven
iences: no reasonable offer refused. Address
Box .'17 Star ofiice. au21-2t*
FOR SALE- AN UNUSUALLY FINE BRICK
RESIDENCE NEAR CORNER OF RHODE
ISLAND AVE. AND 3I> ST. N.W.: 2 story:
8 larire rooms and tiled Imth: every modern
convenience: large ?-c)lar: Iron Birders; lot
20*145: attractive snrri-nnding.'-: CLEAR OF
AIL DEBT; WILL BE SOLD ON EASY
TERMS. Room 31t? Evans building. au213teSo*
FOR SALE MY BEAUTIVI L NEW COUIMAI.
home, situated on one of the inost desirable
streets in Columbia Heights; 7 large room* and
t bath: hot-water heat, gas and electric lights;
trimmed In oak throughout: large porches: :/? ft.
parking: good back yard to alley. For low
price and other |?arUcii!art> address Box 55,
Star office.
? v.w sj xi.K?SPLENDID HOME. N.W.; WEST
of 9tb st.: 8 r<wn>*. porccUln bstb ?lnk of
this sacrifice; must be sold. Only $4,500.
au21 -3t eSu* GEO. M. SLYE. ??> r n.w.
FOR SALE?PRETTY HOME, N.E.; 2-STORY
frcas brick; H rooms. Imtb, Cellar, furnace,
targalu at $3,400.
an21-3t.eSn* GEO. M. SLYE. 620 F n.w.
FOR SALE?4SREATEST BARGAIN IN MOUNT
Pleasant. Pressed brick; nearly new: 10 rooms;
hot-water heat; side light; rnuat sell; $0,850;
your own terms. OWNER. 1726 Newton n.w.
no20-8t*
FOR SAt.E?GOOD. SOLID INVESTMENTS.
By owner, several two-story bricks, good
renting section northwest. Comer, $2,500;
rent. $22.50. Several others. $2,150 each:
renteil. $18.50. These are about $5?*1 each un
der the true valu*. Address Box 15. Star
* office au'JO-ut
FOE SALE?HOUSES.
Foil SAUK-NEAR BRIGHT WO* >D AVE. tt COL.
ROAD.
Most attractive six-room boiiNe: Urge rooms;
has bot-water heat: price, $3,30?.
MOORE A- HIL.Lt, Int.. 1333 G st. n.w.
FOR SALE-AIT. PLEASANT. XfiAU 1?Til.
Price $4.sou; (i rooms; 2 storlc*: reception
hall: plan well arranged: southern exposure.
MtJORE 4k 1IILL. 1 nr.. 1333 G st. n.w.
FOR SALE?NEAR ik%ST~CAPITOL STREET.
$2,150: 2 new U-room houses; have good
yard: alley.
M<H>KK tc LULL. In-'.. 1333 G st. B.w.
FOR SALE?WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
.Near Blltmore and Columbia road; 1" rooms;
4 stories: Lot-water heat: English basement
plan. This well constructed house If pur
chased Immediately owner will take $I0.50<V
MOORE * HILL. Inc.. 133:1 G st. n.w.
FOR SALE- NEAR~i 4TH AN D It STS. N. W.
Unusually >-heap borne; located right: contain
ing ton large rooms; furnace heat; lu good re
pair: lot 2.? feel front to alley; price. 84.050.
MOORE & HILL Inc.. 1333 G st. n.w.
FUR SAM? CLEVELAND PARK.
Price, $(5.3iNi. Containing 8 rooms; good heat
ing plant, etc.: artistically arrauged: lot 45
feet front.
MOORE tc. HILL. Inc.. 1333 G st. n.w.
FOR SALE SEMI-DETACH ED HOME S.E.
Six rooms, nicely finished, cool, gas range;
uew: price. $2,30O; terms can be arranged.
MOOR P. & HILL. Inc.. 1333 G st. n.w.
FOR SALE- BEAUTIFUL 6-ROOM HOUSE S-E.
Six rooms, large cellar, furnace heat, new;
price, $2,500.
MOORE * HILL, Inc.. 1333 G st. n.w.
FOR SALE- "WOODLEY PARK."
Absolutely uew; located on Connect lent ave
nue. on one of Washington's most fashionable
residein-e streets; 10 rooms: semi-detached; 3
baths; 25 feet frontage: deep lots. the deco
rations are ail that <-ould be desired in auy
price liouse. Parquetry flooring, entire house
trimmed in oak of the best Quality; parlor, re
ception hall and dining room wainscoted; b.-am
ed ceilings; por.elain tiled kitchen: largo
closets; hot-water heat; electric and gas
lighting. Au inspection will continue that tola
is a big value at $10,500. Sample hou.se, 202J
Conn. avc.
MOORE Si HILL, Inc.. 1333 G st. n.w.
FOR SALE-WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Remarkably attractive 12-room hous<v with
unobstructed view of Rock <Yeek Park*. Conn.
Avenue Bridge and surrounding country; large
stone front porch; 2 rear porches; wide front
age; 2 baths; recently renovated throughout
and In splendid condition; screens; awnings,
shades, etc.. go with house: $10,500.
MOORE & HILL, Inc.. 1333 <1 st. n.w.
FOR SALE WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Beautiful 10-room house, situated in the
heart of this exclusive section: 22 feet front
age; deep lot: 3 baths: $s*,750; this is $1,250
less than the original cost.
MOORE * HILL. Inc.. 1333 G st. n.w.
FOR SALE COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Well constructed 10-room bouse; excellent
repair. If "purchased at once owner will sac
rifice at $7.500.
MOORE & HILL Inc.. 1333 G st. n.w.
FOR SALE?CLEVELAND PARK.
$8,500. Handsome 2-story and attic house;
new; most desirably located: constructed as
well as you'd have it; planned with every
consideration for comfort and convenience; a
cozy place that is more than a mere house?a
real home.
MOORE & 11 ILL. Inc.. 1333 G st. n.w.
FOR SALE WASHINGTON JIRIGHTS.
10-rooni house and auto garage; wide and deep
lot: hot-water heat; house in perfect repair;
$0,000; this is a big reduction in price.
MOORE Ac HILL. Inc.. 1333 G st. n.w.
FOR SALE-INVESTMENTS.
913-917-919 25 th st. n.w.?New ?-room
houses, ail rented at $25 per month; good
tenauts. Price. $3,250 each.
West of 16th st.. just south of U St. ?
9 rooms: hot-water heat; large dry cellar; tiled
bath: good lot: reduced; it should rent for
$37.50: price. $4,500. Greatly reduced to ef
fect a quick sale.
Two-family apartments; 5 rooms and bath to
each apartment; both rented at $30-per month;
price, $3,300. Well located. *
710 E st. n.e. ? Beautiful 6-room house;
23^ feet wide; will guarantee $30 per month
rent; price, $3,975.
Store and dwelling, II st. n.e.?Now rented
at $30 per month: if present tenant can get
lease, will pay $35 per month; price, $4,000.
Three small bricks, n.w.; rents, $17.50; price,
$4,000. Unusually good Investment.
MOORE A- HILL Inc.. 1333 G st. n.w.
FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL SEMIDETACHED NEW
RESIDENCE.
DECIDED BARGAIN.
Most desirably located on the HEIGHTS.
Close to the main car lines. An abundance ?f
ground. Space for garage or stable.
NEARLY SIXTY FEET OF
SOUTHERN EXPOSURE
To the side.
ONLY $8,750.
Elegantly constructed house, solidlr built,
massive; elaborate woodwork of GENUINE
OAK THROUGHOUT, skillfully polished. Ten
rooms?four ota first floor, including library and
kitchen. Three on second floor and three on
third floor. Planned to admit of the proper
furniture arrangement, as well as for light and
ventilation?the back rooms as bright ana cheer
ful as the front.
TWO TH,ED BATHROOMS,
Magnificently equipped. The very latest and
most expensive Lt tings. including pedestal
washstands.
SEVEN LARGE CLOSETS.
HOT-WATER HEAT
tbe '-Gnrney" heater, absolutely the beat, with
instantaneous water heater connecting.
SERVANTS' STAIRWAY AND TOILET.
TWO-STORY BACK PORCll. overlooking an
entire square, an unobstructed view?quite es
sential from o light and air standpoint.
EXPENSIVK LIGHTING FIXTLTtES for tooth
EJJCCTRICITY AND GAS.
The mantels are exquisite. Heavy plate glass
mirror In door of cloak closet, also In consol.
I-AI.'NDRY ROOM. Light, dry cellar full
spread of the bouse, with front and rear en
trances.
Ten-foot ceilings. The floors are beautifully
laid, dressed ami polished. I<arge pantry.
The kitchen ventilation hfcs been cared for by
providln- the latest "Johnsoti" device to carry
off smoke and odors. Solid oak dresser.
This house was built entirely by day's labor
and not by subcontract. thereby effecting a
great saving, the benefit of which the future
owner gets.
The house Is not "hemmed'* 1n by others. A
spacious lawn in the front and side view, with
the open square in the rear, which can never
be built upon, prevents this.
The price Is $8,750. It wonld lie a cheap
propertv at $10,000.
DON'T THINK OF BUYING WITHOUT SEE
ING IT.
BELT. O'BRIEN & CO, (Inc.),
1309 G st. n.w.,
au21-3t>Su Agent.
t
FOR SALE
DETACH ET? RESIDENCE.
CLOSE TO 1KTH ST. AND PARK ROAD.
Elegant location.
Big lot. 50 feet wide; pretty lawns. Practi
<-allv all front rooms. Spacious porches.
PRACTICAIJA" NEW HOUSE.
Ten rooms. First-floor kitchen. HOT-WATER
HEAT. I^tmdrj. Servants' quarters. Price.
Slo.ooo. We will loan *7,500 on this property
without <ost t.? purchaser of placing same.
BELT. O'BRIEN & GO. (inc.), 1300 G st. n.w.
hh21 -3l.eSn
FOR SALE
TWO CORNER RESIDENCES.
$6,750 EACH.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL.
THREE BAY-WINDOWS TO BACH HOUSE
SITUATED IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Eight pioms each ?4 on 1st floor. 4 on 2d).
Tiled bath. u-*th every modern appointment.
HOT-WATER HEAT. ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
GENUINE OAK WOODWORK THROUGHOUT.
Numerous closets. Two-story back [torches, af
fording a magnificent view of the entire city
CORNER HOUSES ARE SCARCE
IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS,
ESP ROI ALLY NEW ONES.
BELT. O'BRIEN & CO. (Inc.). 1300 G st. H.w.
au21-3t.eSn
FOR SALE
REMARK ABLY CHEAP.
BARGAIN OF THE DAY.
NEW HOUSE. Superbly built. Seren rooms.
Ist-tloor kitchen. Hot water heal. Double
floors. "Gnrney" hot-wafer heater. Steel beam
eon-t mot ion. Concrete cellar, laundry. Wide
povch ami two-story back is?roh.
IjOT 18x130.
Located jn strictly a home owners' section
of the northwest. Three-story neighborhood,
half square of Treasury ears.
PIUCK ONLY $4,950.
$3H? CASH. $20 MONTHLY.
{tELT. O'BRIEN * OO. tine.), 1300 G St. U.W.
a u21-St, eSu
FOR SALE - COLORED PURCHASER CAN
dnd a decided bargain In K-room bouse on 13th
st. n.w. near T st.; Urge front parking; yard
to rear: concrete private alley; price. $4,500;
trust, $1,509. which can be increased if de
sired; must have not lees than $1,000 cash.
Call or address S. A. W.. bet. 12 and 2. 4 and
<$ p.m.. 1414 14th u.w au20-St,8
FOR SALE-A DELIGHTFULLY SITUATED
cottage. ? large rooms mid bath; double weath
er hoarded; concrete cellar; furnace- hot and
cold water; gas and electricity; lot 50X187
all the advantages of the country, but really
!n closest touch with the city; one mlnnte
front trolley. :tt;th and Newton sts., Mount
Rainier. B. STRYKER. 1000 N. 2d ?t.. Har
rUburs. Pa. au*Kit.efcfti
FOB SALE?HOUSES.
FOR SALE
A PREfTTY NEW HOUSE IN A DESIRABLE
NORTHEA8T 8ECTJON: NEAR GOOD CAR
LINE; especially well built: nicely arranged
and finished In the most up-to-date manner: six
largo rooms and modern bath: concrete cellar;
furnace beat; nice yard. fcasy term*. .*3.300
N. L. SANSBURY,
719-21 13th st. n.w.
T'X^R SALE*?
WELL 'l<X" ATED IN COLUMBIA HEIGIITS. 1
A NEW HOI SE UF LXlalAL ATTRAl IIVE
NESS: erected by a practical and experienced
builder; six rooms and tiled bath; nardwood
trim; fine cellar; excellent HOT-WATER heat
lug plant; all rooms lighted by outside win
dows. This house will give the purchaser per
fect satisfaction. Small cash payment. .$4,500
N. L. SANSBURY.
719-21 13th st. n.w.
TO'kXTRAQRDINARY VAIjUE: FINELY CON
STRU'TED; PRACTICALLY NEW TWO-STORY
IIOMR: elevated northwest section; ? ictiy
modern;- SEVKN beautiful rooms and uwdern
haihrooni: nickeled plumbing: finished all
through In choice hardwoods: elegantly deco
rated; heated by first-class HOT-WATER sys
tem: light concrete cellar: very LARGE yard.
Lots of houses far inferior have been sold for
at least $500 more than this price. You will
at once recognise a bargain when you tee it,
$4,000.
X. L. SAXSBURY.
719-21 13th st. n.*.
FOR SALE
THIS FINE LITTLE IIOME DESERVES TO
RANK HIGH UP IN THE LIST OF MODER
ATE-l'RICED HOUSE8. It is located in a
high section, west of 10th street northwest:
good, solid construction: attractively finished
and extra well decorated: modern in. every
way; concrete cellar; furnace heat; fine yard.
Convenient terms ^ $4,000
N. L. SANSBl'RY.
719-21 13th st. n.w.*
FOR SALE
NEARLY NEW TWO-STORY PRESSED
BRICK RESIDENCE; desirable northwest loca
tion; seven rooms and modern bath; hardwood
Interior finish: beautifully decorated: fine cabi
net mantels In parlor, dining room and l>ed
I rooms; cabinet gas range: hot-water heater:
handmade screens for ail windows and doors;
expensive shades; lot lfcxlOO; paved alley; ex
cellent neighborhood. Easy pavments... .$4.'JO0
N. L. SANSBL'RY.
719-21 13th st. n.w.
FOll SAIJ>~ "
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE. FINELY LO
CATED IN WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. NEAR
COLUMBIA RoaD. This is a house of sterling
merit at a remarkably low price and offers
an unusual opportunity to secure an admirable
new home in u high-class location; modern in
ail Its appointments; splendidly finished ami
decorated throughout; HOT-WATER heat;
llgUt, aliy cellar: laundry, etc. Very reason
able terms. $5,250
N. L. SAXSBURY.
719-21 13th st. n.w.
FOR SALE
NEAR STANTON PARK. A WELL BUILT
AND NICELY ARRANGED CORNER HOUSE; |
SIX bright rooms and tiled bathroom; ill finest
condition: large pantries and closets; coal and |
gas ranges: nice front and side yards. This is
a seel ion in which really desirable houses are
rarely for sale. Owner is buy lug a larger
house and Is offering this property very low,
$4,500.
N. L. SANSBURY.
719-21' 13th st. n.w.
FOR SALE?
AT SEVERAL HUNDRED DOLLARS LESS
THAN COST: COMPARATIVELY NEW TWO
STORY BRICK: convenient location In CO
LUMBIA UEUiHTS, half square from 14th st.
car !ine; handsome front of red pressed brick
and brown stone; entire Interior finished lu
hardwood; In perfect order; first-class heating
plant: southern exposure. Business reasons
for selling. Easv terms $5,200
N. L. SANSBURY.
719-21 13th st. n.w.
FOR SALE
AN IMPOSING AND STYLISH TEN-ROOM
HOUSE. OCCUPYING A UK ATION OF UN
SURPASSED DESIRABILITY IN COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS; in finest kind of condition; beauti
fully arranged tiled bathroom; many hand
some mantels and open fireplaces: oak finish
on first floor; hardwood on second and third
floors; numerous exclusive features of con
venience and attractiveness. This is probably
the best house that has ever been offered for
sale at the price In the city. We invite an
Inspection. Suitable terms $5.9o0
N. L. SANSBURY.
719-21 13th st. n.w.
FOR SALE^ * *
IN SAUL'S ADDITION.
JUST COMPLETED. SEVERAL ADMIRABLY
DESIGNED AND SPIjENDIDLY BUILT NEW
HOUSES, situated on large lots, with ample
space for grass, flowers and shrubbery: every
Eusslfrle modern CITY IMPROVEMENT. The
ouses contain EIGHT and NINE moms, each;
every room has two or more large windows;
charmingly arranged tiled bathrooms; fasci
nating bay-window dining rooms: solid ?ak
etnlrways: oak floors: tasteful decorations; tine
fixtures: VERY RFXT HOT-WATER HEATING
FI.ANTS; large pantries and spacious closets;
linen rooms and storage rooms: Immense con
crete cellars with eight windows. The largest,
best built arid most beautifully finished DE
TACHED HOUSES ev*r sold at I/OW PRICES
In the District of Columbia. Also fine build
ing lots sold on the most reasonable terms.
Just twenty minutes from the heart of the
city. TWO SPLHXDED CAR LINES. Houses
ALWAYS OPEN. Salesmen on the property
will furnish plats and full information.
X. L. SAXSBURY.
Exclusive Agent.
719-21 13th st. n.w.
FOR SALE ?
NEAR l.TTH AND GIRARD STS. NORTH
WEST, A BEAUTIFULLY APPOINTED MOD
ERN HOME. Parlor, reception room, dining
room, butler's pantry and large kitchen on first
floor: SIX delightful liedrooms and fine bsth
rootn; finished throughout In finely grained
hardwopds and elaborately decorated; economi
cal heating plant of proven efficiency. Desiring
an Immediate sale the owner has named a
price that will impress you us extremely low.
A trust of $4,500 at 5 f?er cent can remain.
If desired. Convenient terms as to balance,
$6,260.
X. L. SAXSBURY.
719-21 13th st. n.w.
FOR SALE
SPIJENDIDLY LOCATED. JUST OFF 16TH
STREET NORTHWEST. AN EXCEPTIONALLY
FINE MODERN HOME. It contains 13 hand
somely finished rooms and three large bath
rooms; massive interior finish of solid oak: ar
tistic. carved oak stairways; siw'ciaUy deslgnfcd
chandeliers Hnd fixtures; highest order of deco
rations; superior plumbing; a full complement
of pantries, closets, linen rooms and storage
rooms: the most approved style of HOT
WATER heating system. This magnificent home
was erected a few years ago expressly fer the
home of the present owner, a former ITnited
States senator. Liberal terms can be arranged,
$12,600.
N. U SANSBl'RY,
719-21 13th st. n.w.
FOR SALE- MUST BE SOU) AT ONCE- $6,500
property for $5,500. 8-room brick; all modern
Improvements: property Includes a 16-foot ad
joining lot; also an automobile stable in the
rear; Is half block from Capital Traction rail
way and 2 blocks from Washington railway; is
In the southerti section; has to he seen to be
appreciated. Address Box 17, Star office.
auSO-St*
FOR SALE - 6-ROOM HOUSE: A.M.I.: LA
trobc heat. 321 D st. n.e. Inquire within.
wn20-.'lt * |
FOR SALE LOT 53 FT. FRONT. IN COURT
central n.w.. improved by two frame houses,
rented for $15 month; cheap at $2,500; price
onlv $1 600.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 1423 F.
anJft-St.eSTi
FOR SALE - Kl-ROOM AND BATH BRICK;
excellent home: liot-water heat; Fla. avc. n.w.
bet. 2d nnd 4th: cost owner $7,500; price,
$6,500: sell to colored party.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 142:5 F.
au20-3t.eSu
FOR iALE ? 10-ROOM AND BATH BRICK;
ho;-water heat; we?t of 16th st. on R. I.
ave.: quick sale, $10,500; ideal home: fine
location.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 142:; F.
au20-3t.eSu
FOR SALE?6 ROOMS AND BATH. FAIR
niont sr. n.w.t price, $3,500; easy terras: sell
to ._-olored party.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 1423 F.
an2ft-.lt.eSu ' .
FOR SALE-?~ROOM FRAME HOUSE. EAST
Cxpitol st. bet. 10th and 11th: chesn at $3.<ni0.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 1423 F.
?u20-3t.eSu
FOR SaLE?ONLY $4,150; 0XE SQUARE FROM
LINCOLN PARK: 3-STORY AND CELLAR
8-ItOOM BRICK RESIDENCE; 5 BEDROOMS;
LARGE YARD: ALLEY: NICE LOCATION;
GOOD CONDITION. CHAS. A. SHIELDS,
183ft NEW YORK AVF,. N.W. in'20-3'
FOR SALE TO CLOSE AN EST A J r. OM.Y'
*4.650 ASKED: RENTED AT $35 PER MO.;
21-YEAR TENANT: 9 ROOMS AND MOD.
BATH. ETC.: GOOD CONDITIONFINE IN
VESTMENT: ON 4TH ST. NEAR PA. AVE.
S.E. ('HAS. A. SHIELDS, 1330 NEW YORK
AVE. N.W. au20-:tt
FOR SALF, $7,500: RENTED AT $53 PER
MO ? TO CLOSE AN ESTATE: 3 STORY AND
CELLAR; 21-FOOT FRONT: LAROE STORE
AND 9 ROOMS: LARGE 2 STORY BRICK
st*hif- splfvdtd business location
ON CAPITOL HILL. CHAS. A. SHIELDS.
133R NEW YORK AVE. N.W. an20-3t
FOR SALE-ONLY $4.ix*> ASKED; TO CLOSE
A V EST ATE; \ 3-STORY AND CELLAR ?
ROOM AND BATH BAY-WINDOW BRICK
RESIDENCE LOCATED ON M ST. N.W.
NEAR WEATHER BUREAU. CHAS. A.
SHIELDS. 13M NEW' YORK AVE. N.W.
au20-3t i
FOE SALE $13,000; A FINE DOUBLE-FRONT.]
RESIDENCE OF 12 ROOMS: HOT WATER
HEAT- ON A CORNER; 50 FEET FRONT:
OPEN ALL AROUND: PORCHES AND
SHADE: ON WIDE AVENUE: EAST. CHAS.
A SHIELDS. 1336 NEW YORK AVE. N.W.
au20-3t
FOR SALE-FINE MODERN HOME IN THE
n w with 6 rooms and bath, including hot
water beat; ONLY $3,100. C. A. RHODES,
1321 G st. n.w. an20-3t
FOR SALE?$4.750?COLORED HOME BUY
ere notice?Well built modern 6-room house:
furnace beat; fine central location; In perfect
condition: newly papered and painted. This Is
lust what you are looking for. CHAS. S.
kUIR & CO.. 1403 N. Y. ave. au2Q-2t
FOR SALE - _ _
No. 831 3d st. n.e.
Near Union station and H street cars; ?
rooms and bath, new; box type; all-light rooms.
Price, $3,500.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO.,
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT. auflO-tf
FOR 8ALE-BY OWNER. TEX-ROOM BRICK
bonae: north Dnpont Circle: hot-water heating;
tiled bath: south front; yard: alley; kitchen on
first floor: in first-class condition: would trad*
far smaller ho us?; price, $6,600. Address IV?x
m. star office. auao-at'.r
FOR SALE?HOUSES.
FOR SALE?NO. 1644 PARK ROAD; 10 ROOM&,
3 baths; hot-water heat; lot 22 feat ? inebaa
bv llw feet to slier; colonial ;?rch; semi-de
tached; $8.??00. TAGGART ERASER CO , Inc.,
14??r> New York ave. :iu20--"t
FOR SALE?SPLENDID INVESTMENT PROP
eity: 4 brick liousw*. in Mod coud itloo: rente!
Rt 920; pr!<*?\ outy
WILLIGE. GIBBS * DAMKI* 603-06 13th.
agjtjt
FOIt SALE-OWING TO ILL HEALTH. OWN
er will sell for $7.90? tine marble-front resi
dence located n.w.; 11 rooms. 2 baths; -ttcam
heat; front and back stairway*: cott $10,000
to build: pri<-e. including party wall worth
f-trtO; trust, *5.5<h>. running until 1011: only
#2,400 cash needed.
WIIXIOE. GIBBS * DANIEL. 603-05 13tb.
au20-3t
FOR SALE?FINE HARVARD ST. RESIDENCE:
? roouis, porcelain bath. furnace heat, large
yard, 2 party walls; rery cheap at $3,400;
$500 cash, balance monthly.
WILIJGE OIBBS & DANIEL, 603-05 13th.
au20-3t
i"OR SALE 72o 6TII ST. N.E: 9-ROOM BRICK:
hath, cellar, furnace; $4,758. Compelled to
sell. aul9-3t
FOR SAIJv -CHEAPEST HOME IN PETWORTH;
lot 40x130: 8-roorn bouse: plenty closets; hot
water heat; 2 Iwiths; nicely papered: well
located: shadn trees In front: $5.5UO. Houae on
same street jnat sold fop $6,000.
aul!>-4t SOCLE REALTY CO.. 1328 N. T. are.
FOR SALE-'TWO-STORY AND CELLAR NINE
room brick houae: parlor, library, dining room,
pantry and kitchen on first floor: 5 rooms and
hath "on secotad; furnace and stationary tuba in
cellar; front porch. Will sell at $4,500; coat
$5,500. OWNER, 433 New Jersey ave. s.e.
an11?-3t*
FOR SALE
133ft-1340 KENYON ST..
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Attiactive three-story residence; nine room*;
two baths.
Deep lots to wide paved alley; room fo* fa
rase.
Trimmed throughout in hardwood: expensive
mantels: beautifully decorated.
Gurney Hot-water Boiler.
Open every day until dark. Price. $7,600.
For nale exclusively by
ALEX. MILLAR. Owner and Builder,
2018 1st st. n.w. or 1210 Ohio ave. to.jr.
anlli-.'lt
FOR SALE - JUST OFF " N. CAPITOL ST.?
Splendid modern brick residence, 20 ft. front,
with 6 large rooms, reception ball; furnace
heat; verv cheap at $4,500: terms to suit.
WIIXIOE. GIBBS &- DANIEL 603-05 13tb.
a(i1tt-3t
KOR SALK?UN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS ? ?
story pressed brick: !> rooms and bath: hot
water heat: 3-story rear porch: lot 17x120.
Price. $7,000.
HARRY A. WAOSTAFF. 904 14th st. n.w.
an 19-31
FOR SALE?THE MOST BEAUTIFUL NEW
house In Washington Heights; strictly high
class residence property; lot 25 ft. front by 152
deep. The house contains 14 rooms, billiard
room. I bath n?>ais, 4 toilets and lavat>ry;
finished throughout in oak; hot-water heat:
large stone and granite front porch: 1st and 3d
floor rear porches: place for keeping automo
bile: electric and gas lights with expensive fix
tures. Price, $20,000. For further information,
location, etc., see
HARRY A. WAGSTAFF. 904 14th st. n.w.
auin-:;t
FOR SALE -ON E ST. N.E.. BEAUTIFUL LIT*
lie home; 2-story brick; 6 rooms and bath; la
trobe heat; rear porch: lot 17x70 feet to 10
foot alley. Would rent for $20.50 per month.
Price for quick sale. $2,800.
HARRY A. WAOSTAFF. 904 14th st. n.w.
aul!)-3t
FOR SALE?ON CALVERT ST. N.W.. ON
iWantlful Washington Heights. 3 stories *tn?l
concrete cellar: 9 rooms and 2 tiled baths. A
bargain at $8,000. Investigate this at once.
HARRY A. WAGSTAFF. 904 14th St. n.w.
aulP-:tt
FOR SALE?ON THE HEIGHTS: NEAR 14TH
st. cars; commodious house: a.m.i.; 2 tile
baths: hot-water heat: large yards: porches,
etc.: must be sold: will take $7,000; easy
terms: tine location. "J. W. G.," Star office.
ani8-30t.5 '
FOR SALE-TO INVESTORS?A TWO-FAMILY
apartmeut house In growing section of the city;
10 per cent net investment. .
aul7-tf WEAVER BROS.. 1416 F st. n.w.
FOR SALE?ONLY $4,000; TO COLORED PU3
chaser: central n.w.?Brick dwelling: 6 :-ooms
and bath; cellar and stable; easy terms. A
rare opportunity.
auU-tf-5 H. L. RUST. 008 14th st. i w.
FOR SALE?REDUCED TO $6,200; 8 ST. N.W. i
near New Hampshire ave.?3-story and cellar
brick; 8 rooms and bath: non-resident .-wdt
will sacrifice this property at much below cost.
aul4-tf 5 H. L. RUST. 608 14th st. n^vr.
FOR SALE-ONLY $7,000.
Very large corner dwelling, one block of 14tk
?t., south of Q.
11 rooms and bath.
Electric light.
Two kitchens.
CHARMING HOME AT ALMOST
ONE-HALF PRICE.
auS-tf.10 W. S. MINN1X. 1416 F n.w.
FOR SALE
ON THE FOLLOWING MONTHLY PAY
MENTS. WHICH INCLUDES INTEREST,
INSURANCE AND TAXES AND PATS
OFF PRINCIPAL. NO CASH REQUIRED:
3179 18th st. n.w $75.00
1755 Kilbourne st. n.w 70.00
1743 Kllbourue st. n.w 65.00
3169 18th st. n.w 57.50
3177 18th st. n.w 55.00
3158 IStb st. n.w 55.00
1717 Euclid st. n.w 50.50
3558 18th st. n.w 65.00
1810 Newton st. n.w 65.00
Open for inspection.
SWARTZELL, RHEEM t HENSEY CO.,
727 15th st. n.w.'
jy29-th,s&tu-tf
SUMMER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY. If. X
NEW PRINCESS HOTEL!
I Fireproof), built of brick, stone and steel. South
Carolina aVe. and Beach. Atlantic City. N. J.
Near piers Hnd attractions. Liberal management.
Capacity, 400 gnesis; 100 rooms with bath, si?- j
gle. en suite. Spacious piazxas. Elevator. Ex
cellent table. White service. Orchestra. Terms:
American plan. $9.00 to $15.00 weekly: $2.00 to
$3.oo dally. Special September and family rates.
ABSOLUTELY THE FINEST HOTEL AND LO
CATION FOR THE PRICE. Write for literature.
an2l-7t, 14 C. E. COPE. Prop.
ENTRANCE FROM BEACH.
BATHING FROM HOUSE.
HOT AND COLD RUNNING WATER IN
ROOMS.
LEXINCTON
Pacific and Arkansas aves., 100 yards from
Bench. Boardwalk and Million-dollar Pier. Only j
moderate rate hotel having private entrance j
from beach. The use of well appointed bath i
houses on premises Is free. Public and private j
baths, with hot and cold * sea water. Choice i
table supplied daily from noted Lexington farm J
and dailies. While service. Special, $8 to $15
weekly. $1.50 to $3 daily. Illustrated hook'et
mailed free. Liberal ownershin management.
PAUL A. ROHECRANS.
If Going to Atlantic City
New York. Phlla. or Wash., D. C., send 2 cents
postage for 80-page Ultis. Standard Guide, de
scribing hotels, with rates, city mans and all
attractions. Invaluable. Sent only by Atlantic
City FREE INFORMATION BUREAU, Box 31*5,
Atlantic City. N. J. ' aa21-14t,8
HOTEL OSTENO.
Entire block beach front. Boston to Sovereign
aves.. Atlantic City, N. J. Capacity. UOO. Ideal
family hotel, with ideal location. Poaches adjoin
Boardwalk. lleitied sea water swimming uooi.
Private and public sea-water batbs. Products of
own farm supply table. White service through
out. Every room lias full ocean view. Open sui
rouudlngs. Special. September and October?
Atueri-an plan. $2.50 and up dally, $12 up week
ly. MufIc. Booklet. Electric coach meets trains
aul?-7t-14 1>- P. RAHTBR. Manswer.
$2 TO $3.50 DAILY. $10 TO $20 WEEKLY.
IMPERIAL, SZ'SJafSi S5V?$
Every hotel convenience, with home ^iforti
RATES. $2 PER DAY CP; $10 PER N^.K DP.
Ownership management again, I. G. Kli.MJKICK.
mhl4-Su.w,sa.78t,6
Pfl^/fiiiOirniisil Tenn. ave. and Beach. Fli^ |
JT ire<Ul<LPinill?L9 hot?l from Boardwalk. Mod- |
ern family hotel. Unexcelled table. Special
fall ral'-s. Rook let. G. W. C ARM A NY.
au20-30t.4 1
and the|
airy i
_ - fur-I
nlshed. most with ocean view: private baths,;
elevator, etc.; large porches facing the ocean; '
cuisine and service famed for their excellence. !
Special fall rates, $12.50 up weekly. Hook let.
Auto -at station. H. J. DYNES.
?u8-:K?t.8
Hotel Shore foam, vSSSu1^.
Elevator. Private baths. Open surroundings.
$2 up 4ally. $10 np weekly. Booklet npon ap
plication. W. B. GOTTEN.
au2">-3Qt.5
Grand Atlantic Hotel,
Virginia ave. and the Beach. Atlantic City, N. J.
Capacity. 600 guests. This hotel has added
many improvements, more new sea-water baths,
and is newly and elegantly furnished. The rooms
are the largest and finest in the city. Hotel has
highest elevation and entire open surroundings.
All rooms contain from 2 to 6 windows. 150
rooms have hot and cold sea-water baths, also
public 'hot sea-water batbs. The table is sup
plied fresh dally from the hotel's farms. Special
rate. American plan. $10. $12.50, $15 per week,
$2.30 dsily. European plan.- $1.50 dally. Spe
cial September and October rates. Orchestra.
Coaches meet trains. Write ft>r literature.
an!V-at. 19 CHARLKh E. COPE.
Raleigh,
SUMMER RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY. M. J.
Fireproof Rio Grande.
Health and Medical Baths
Oof*n end of Nc* York rr.-enne. Turkish
Nat lis and l<ed. $1.25 i?er night; moms with
meals. $2 and np dallv room* $1 np dally:
room* and meal*. $12.50 up ?per wfk Offi
10(1 ocean view roitm*. White service. Couch
moot* *11 train*. Never do*ed. suh-Su.w.*.tf
Maryland avc. overlooking R--?ard
Wvlu walk: e*ciusivo location, rapacity.
250; tahle and a?rrW unexcelled. St??-c1al rate*
for September. Booklet. E. A. BCOKmAN.
anlS-.KU.* . ____
Hotel Iroquois,
Ocean end So. Carolina ?rr : close piera and all
attractions; capacity, 4;/<f: elevator: private
hatha: orchestra, etc.; v,hi" service. Special.
912.50 np weekly. S)>ec!al September ratea.
Always open. Booklet. W. P. SHAW.
a'ilS-30t.?
Hotel Den mi is.
Situated directly on the oeean front; snrrounded
by Ita own apaciou* Itmi. which joins the beach
and Boardwalk. Moat liberally appointed and
liberally conducted hotel oi. the New Jersey
coast. . WALTER J. BUZBY.
aul3-2*t,?Sii.l6
THK LOCK HA RT, OCEAN AVE ~ANI?~BO A 111)
walk. Fireproof. Elevator: private hatha, etc.;
ocean-view bedroom*: dining room ??n top floor.
Capacity. 250. Booklet. E. LOCKHABT.
J.vl6-e0t.4
GALEN HALL,
Hotel and Sanatorium,
Atlantic City, N. J.,
With ita elegant comfort and superior table and
service, la an Ideal tdace for a lone or aliort stay.
K. L. TOl'NO. General Manager.
Information at Mr. Foster's. 14th st. opposite
Wlllard's. au!2 3?t.12
| Atlantic City's Moat Modern and Leading Mod
erate-rate Hotel.
The Allbemarle,
Virginia are. near Boardwalk, ylers and beat
bathing beach. 100 large, cool front rootna. all
metal bode. Private and public batha. Eleratora.
4,000 ft. wide, cool i>orelies. No better table
anywhere, supplied direct from own farm* and
dairies; white service. Music. Sj>eclal rates.
*8. $lo. $12.50, $15 up weekly. $2 np daily; in
ducements to families and parties. Write for
beantlfnl booklet. J. P. COPE.
nu!2-Ht.l5 .
THE WILTSHIRE.
Open nil year. VIrxiula ave.. overlooking ocean.
Capacity. 300; elevator; steain heat: suites with
hath an<l every convenience; V.cat cuisine an<1
service; music. Special. $2.50 nn dally. $12.50
up weekly. Booklet. SAMUEL D. ELLIS.
an3-30t.?
C*Altift/n So. Michigan it*. Home con?
*""" forte. Cool rooms. Good table.
$1.25 tip daily; $7 op weekly. Open all year.
Je2?-60t.4 F. C. WABBTTBTON.
The Clifton, ^.r^- &?/&???
aecom. $7 to $10 weekly. Excellent home cook
ing. Desirable for famlliea. Trolleys direct to
til R.B. stations and Beach. C. A. SHAW.
Jyl-flOt.5 ?
t?- near Younc't
I pier. Capacity, 300. Kle
vator; baths; superb cnlslne and service. Mod
! erate rates. G. W. PAXSON A CO. Jy22-30t.4
SILVERSIOE.
the piers. Table and aervlce aneurpae.sed. Large,
airy rooms: newly furnished. Very reasonable.
Je25-7St.4 A. H. HURFF.
Berkshire Inn,
$2 np dally; $S. $10. $12.50. $15 weekly: private
baths: cool rooms, with running water: cap.. 300;
elevator to street. 3. O. A J. E. DICKINSON.
fell-tf.5
CHESTER INN,
all attractions. Elevator. Moderate rate*.
Jy26-30t,4 Mra. D. KNAUER.
PDAWf'lfS Michigan ave. near Beach.
5l 25 dally. t* up weekly.
Excellent service. A. COOGAN, Proprietor,
i M. COOGAN. Manager. Jyll-dOt.4
Hotel Boscobel, *::rV.'>
elevator, line taMe. Write for special ratea.
booklet, menu and souvenir pencil.
21st season. Capacity, 350. A. E. MARION.
MuK-30t.5
HOTEL MERION, Wl'nfZ?:
Brick; 150 ocean-riew rooms; elevator; private
baths, running water in rooms: white aervlce.
Special, $10 up weekly. C. B. PBETTYMAN.
?u5-Hot.5
NOTED FOR ITS TABLE.
MILLER COTTAGE,
8 to 15 N. Georgia ave.
(Capacity. 250.)
DANCEROOM. MUSIC
ELECTRIC LIGHTED THROUGHOUT.
$1.25 dally. $7 weekly and up.
Special September rates.
J. & F. L. NIXON.
ESTABLISHED 30 YEARS.
an4-30t.ll ?
Frontenac, SSFSUr-J^Jrii
the best. Capacity, 250: new; homelike; eleva
tor; baths: phones: excellent table; white aerv
lce; ocran rooms; metal beds: large, cool porchea
overlook ocean* Special. $8 up weekly: $1.50 up
dally. Booklet. W. F. WATTS.
au&-30t.7
LA BELLE INN, SSJHS
White service. $1.50 un dally.
je4-80t,4 J. VOUNGBLOOP.
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND
S. Car. ave. and Boach; private baths; elevator to
street; sun parlor; capacity. 350: superior table:
oi>en at' the year. BRYAN A WILLIAMS.
au2-3ftt.5
Hotel Stickney, i?PSL*SJi!
Elevator to street level. Private batha. Rvenlag
dinner. Electric lights. Fireproof. $2 to $3 dally.
10 to $17.50 weekly. L. V. STICKNEY.
}y24 SOt.5
TABOR ONN, KsrSL'SUS*
Ocean-view room*. Excellent table: homelike
$fe up weekly. A. M. DUNK.
my27-90t.4
ASBI RV PARK, N. J.
THE VICTORIA,
Aaburr Park. N. J.. 3d .nd Ocean ???.
ty-seventb season. Rooms w suits', with JJsth.
Sim parlors. Booklet. ^ K1MPI.
mhl 4-Su. tu.th.sa.tf. ?
CAPE MAY. IV. J.
The Star Villa,
Reasonable ratea. Washington headquarters.
au7-30t*-4 M. L. RICHARDSON.
MARYLAND.
SWANK'S HOTEL. PINEY PT.. MD.. OPENS
July 1 for the 20th season. This Is a place 1
to spend your vacation. A trial will convince, j
Boating. Ashing, crabbing, sailing, bathing,
music, aancing. motor bouts. Ratea reasonable.
Dally mull in l:otel. Apply to J. T. SWANK.
Plnev Point. Md. ie.SO AM
Ocean City* Md.
The Breakers, SrSI?
Sanliarr plumbing. Batli houses. OT*?n Jnnc 20.
Owner and Manager, Miss M. E. NEWTON.
Jy28-eol5t j
OCEAN CITY. MD. '
Ocean Front.
Under new management, large, airy rooma.
Bath rooms In connection. V. L. TWIKINM.
1v2?S0t-4
The Oceanic,
PKXSSYl.VAXIA.
Bedford Springs Hotel
and Baths,
BEDFORD SPRINGS. PA.
Modern comforts, equipment and metftoda;
tennis, golf, bowling, horseback riding and the
famous awiinnilng pool.
SPECIAL FACILITIES FOR AUTOMOBILE
TOURISTS.
jy2i-38t,14 I
VIRGINIA.
ORKNEY SPRINGS. VIRGINIA.
HOTIIL AND BATHS.
In tne mountains; elevation 2.800 ft.; sevea
different mineral waters free to guests-, beautiful
scenery; pleaeant people; good table; orchestra;
rapacity. 790. Rates one-half similar reaorta. j
Booklet. H. C. CARTER. Prop. W. B. FAIR- !
FIELD. Mgr. JyC-flOt j
"NORTH HILL."
CASTI.EMAN8 FERRY. VA.
Gn ml. from Wash, via Bluemont: rallev. mt. j
and water scenery: shaded grounds and drive*;
fist ing, boating, swlmmins: spring beds: no I
children: daily mail. R.F.D.: telephone: good1
fare: fresn meats, milk, fruits, fowls: 17 per
wk. till Nov : circular Star office, or MAURltTE
CASTLEMAN, Castiemana Ferry. Clarke Co..Va.
1el0-0t?t.8
WEST VIRGINIA.
Hn.L TOP HOUSE. AMONG THE MOtTN
tains of West YirgUrtn. 50 miles from Wash
ington: many daMg trains: good table: artesian
water. Sea* jtr toofclet. T. S. LOVETT,
Harpers Ferry, m Tm. aylt-tf
Brooksidc Inn and Cottages.
Altltnde. 2,500 feet. Send for illustrated book
let of the iuo?t Ideal mountain resort in Amer
ica. E. J. KIRKPATRICK. Brook side, W. Va.
a u4- w, a. Su. t?-16t ,R
THE LOCK WOOD AND ANNEX.
Harpers Ferry. W. Va. Open Jane 10. At
tractive grounds. Table afatflent. Terms mod
erate. A. P. DANIEL, Prop.
tnr2S-tf.4
MOUNTAIN BOARD.
THE AVALON. IN CATuWlME ilOUNTAt.VSi
altltnde. 1.200 ft. Peee air, good water. All
modern conveniences and ae muequltos. Far
ss-JSlsr&JML 3l-"ViJlat
LOAN COMPANIES.
HWe lint run i* ..n wtU Hi. IVlvate Offices.
Big Money or
Little Money.
We loan money in mnr mini
? <Terlng you 'very facility
? tltln; yon prom [>f wrvlw and
privacy. f^.an* on Diamond*.
W'itcbf? an<l Jrwflrr.
Loans to Salaried People.
HORNENG, 9th <& D, S2!''M
au20-l ?d
MONEY LOANED sai.aRII'.D I'Eni'LE jT?TH~
*ri upon lh?lr own BctM. r.ltbout ; "aiiMt
terms: confidential. Knowing nnn who h"a*>- ?l?*ai:
els-wh-re #*p??. lallv Invited My proposition will
please. H. ELHOOD, Rm.416. Jenifer bid* . I? D
Je22-tf.5
LOANS
Made on FURNITURE. PIANOS. TEAMS rtr
in the District. In a few boors in air amonat
from S10 to $300
?At the?
Lowest Rates
Call. nboM or write
POTOMAC GUARANTEE
LOAN CO.,
925 "F" Street N.W.
Second Fluor. Singer Building.
,1e30-tf.25 Phone M. 630.
NO MORE HIGH
RATES,
tiiw C0KMBV. BiW mm.
CW?ilM!OTATO!IAILE0.
Organized for the purpose of loaning
money to thoae who cannot afford to pay
high rates. on FUKMTCRE. PIANOS.
TEAMS and to SALARIED EMPLOYES
ou plain note w ithout security.
160?12 monthly in-tallm-uts of $3.1)0.
$100?12 monthly Installments of $11.13.
POSITIVELY no other ??uargea.
Other amount* in -oportlon.
FIRST PAYMENT MADE DUE TWO
MONTHS FROM DAi YOU GET THE
LOAN WITHOUT EXTRA COST.
We will make you a lower rate than
auy one else, no matter what that rate i?.
providing you are GOOD PAY. We are
catering to the better claas of butdues*.
Other loan ccmpank-a. etc., paid off.
iP0TlftMS FIRAMOAL 60.,
1224 QSt. N. W. ,c?. 13lb,
Rooma 30 and 21, Second Floor Front.
Phone Main 4SS?.
at>27-tf
VACATIONS
ON CREDIT.
We will advance you what money jou need for
your vacation or any other pui'imse and vou can
arrange to repay on In small and convenient
monthly payments, making your first payment
TWO MONTHS
from the day you get the ioanf which ? ill allow
vou ample time to get on your feet ajrain after
you return. We make no churpe for tb>* citra
time. If you are remaining al home during th?
heated season because of the lack of readr
money call and talk the matter over In one of
our private offices.
WE LOAN PER
AT ?5*^) MONTH.
No other charges. Absolutely confidential.
Loans with other companies paid up and more
money advanced.
WATOMAL mm Ml
SMWISTTHEKIT COMPANY
THOMPSON BUILDING.. 70T. LVTH ST. N.W.
Next to Drug Store. Opp. Treasury.
auO-tf
Money Loaned Salaried People
and others, wltboct aecurity; easr payments;
offices in 83 principal cities; save yours*.f
money by rrttiug my terms llrst. D. II. TOI.
MAN. Room 5u6. S33 1Mb at. n.w. nolg-tf.S
If you are in need of money
Any amount, you can get It here Immediately.
H. K. Fulton's Loan Office
(ESTABLISHED 18701.
314 yTH ST. N. W.
Loans made on Watches, Diamond*. Jewelrv,
apfi-tf.l* Gold. Silverware, etc.
CAB SHORTAGE FEARED.
Increased Demand for Cars Makes
Big Reduction in Surplus.
The bulletin of the American Railway
Association for August 4 states that on
that day the total surplus of earn on the
lines of the United .States and Canada
stood at 207.17", as compared with 24.V&J
July 21, the date of the last report. Ac
cording to these figures, the decrease is
30.181, or about 15 per cent. This reduc
tion Is the largest since September, Ifios,
and brings the surplus to 74',41S less than
the same day one year ago. TIip .increas
ing demands for box and coal cars, It is
reported, reduce? the surplus In these
classes 20.764. while the surplus of the
flat cars was decreased by
A study of the reports made by the va
rious railroads shows that the reduction
in idle cars was most pronounced on the
lines operating through New England
and the middle Atlantiic states. Corre
sponding gains were shown in the South
Atlantic states, Kentucky. Tennessee and
Mississippi. The report also shows that
conditions in the far west and southwest
were very much better, and the general ?
reduction extended into the Virginias and
Carolinas.
One of the interesting features of the
situation is the statement of Arthur Hale,
chairman 01* the committee 011 the rela
tions between railroads of the American
Railway Association, that if such lars
reductions in car surpluses continue the
country will face a severe car short**? ?
before October. Only one section report
ed an increase in the nunilM-r of ijie
cars, and that was the northwest, but
that is explained by the ass -tubliiiK <?.*
large numbers of box cars th >re for the
anticipated heavy movements in grain.
PELLAGRA PATIENT DIES.
Miss Sweeney Is Victim of Third
Case in Maryland.
BALTIMORE. Md.. August 2I.-Mis*
Cecelia Sweeney, fifty-two years obi
who was at ztlie Mercy Hospital,
suffering from the unusual disease,
pellagra. died yesterday morning
at the institution. She was brought
here from her home in Wash
ington several days ago. and the ph>si
icans at the hospital did all in their
power to help her, but the disease tta?l
made too jireat headway and th^ best
they could do was* to ease her pains.
The disease from which the woman
died has long been prevalent in Uali.
but in Maryland this has been only the
third case of the kind. Miss Sweeney
was brought to Baltimore by Dr. Caleb
W. G. Rohrer. whose attention wac di
rected to the case about two weeks apo
He intends to write a complete treatise
upon the disease as soon afc time allow*
hinri and the matter will Ik- submitted
to the United States government.
The body is still at the hospital, penri
lrg removal by her relatives.
Frederick Mail Carrier Gone.
FREDERICK, Md.. August 21.?Paul
W. Stauffer. who has been employed a*
carrier of the United States mail be
tween the Frederick post office and tiie
local station #of the Northern Central
railway, has been missing from his home
since Monday evening. Monday he drew
his pay for the previous month, but when
his wife asked him at suppertime wheth
er he had gotten the money he denied it.
Baying he would be paid the next <ia>
He made 411 en?ag^mentl with his wife
to meet her uptown later in the eveii
Ing and left the house. A storm prevent -
eid Mrs. Stauffer from keeping the en
gagement. and she has not seen her hus
band since he left the house on that even
ing.
Stauffer is believed to have taken a
rolley car from Frederick to Hagerstown
Monday night, and to have yone from
hat place to York or ?omf oUivt t*i?e?
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