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FOB RENT?STORES.
FOR I.EAST.?THE URIGHTF.ST AVP
mast beautiful store on Columbia
Height*. In the Carllate Court, corner
of 14th at. ami Columbia road;
large show window*; tiled floor; nere*
aarr toilet facilitiea; gas and electric
light; suitable for a drug store or
other light business; will 1* leaaed for
a term of years at $100 per month for
the flrst two years; 1125 per month for
the following three years and $150 per
month thereafter. Open for inspection.
Inquire of
SlYARTZKLL. RflF.EM A HEX SLY CO .
727 15th at. n w.
n ?H KFNT-ltCl A NO lf'2r; 7tli sT N vcT
liiat south of liase hull park: two new attrac
:l?o storeroom* and large hull above; suitable
for cigars. lunch and pool; rent reasonable;
would rent part. Apply LOW. I*. SCHWARTZ.
'.24 F n.w.
I <>R RENT- 7rli A~r? K S W . TlTsTt I i I\ <>?"
copied for hardware and marine supplies for
the last 20 rear* by filler ,v Co.; gfaxl chance
a llva mart 1 r? tliig l.nairoue - liMif TCflSlrin
able. FLOYD E. DAVIS. 7th and K aw
FOR HI'.NT STORKS; MODERN NEW STOItK
Rt'tOM. M'AKTMKNT AWIVK: RIGHT ON
MAIN CAR I.INK. a. t;ve jpoinl.
NO. .1150 MT. PLEASANT ST Store has
metal reilinK. plate k1h*? wiml"? . hot-water
.mar. electric light*: apart meat lias throe
rooms and modern IkiIIi RENT FOR STORK
\M> APARTMENT ONLY *4*.
HK1.T. O'BRIEN A- CO.. INC.. 1U?0 <; n.w.
FOR RBst-M>. niynFriir ST S.W. GOODS',
xed storeroom: 5 rooms nnd tnlar; electric
shts; hor water hear
.I* GEO. HENDERSON". HIS F st. li w.
TTiC. I ST. NF.W? sr<TlJES AND OFFICES. STY
to $150. All conveniences. Hast of service
Main office handsomest In cite. Open. JOHN
AY. CHILDRESS. 1413 H at. n.wr.
FOR RENT CORNER STORE si lTABLK FOR
office or mercantile building. Apply 017 F
st. n.w. 2*
Y OR RENT CHOICE BFSINESS LOCATION:
high-class trade. Look at S1H-S1S Conn, ave..
714 13th ii.w. Also first class automobile
garage and showroom. Apply SIB Conn. are.
I.ARGF. STORE ON*
loth st.. first DOOR FEI.OW F ST.
5S feet plate class show window,
routaiulng about 5,MHi sij. ft.: splen
didlv located for wholesale or Jobbing
bualtiesa; lease for ? term of years,
splendid light over the entire floor.
ALFRED HIGBIE A- CO.,
P12 14th st. n.w.
633 EIAIRIDA AVENT E N E
Rent. $25 a month.
New store, just completed: extra concession
if rented at once. Submit an offer.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. Inc.
EOIt RENT? ~
I2?h; G st. n.w.. heat furnished $175.00
1114 ? ?t. n.w., 12x42 $140.00
1411 14th st. n.w., store and Or A b...$73.0o
sin 11th st., new storeroom. 145.00
N29 9th st. n w *40.50
1515 to 1525 7th st. n.w.. each ?.'15 00
OOl N. H. ave.. store and 6 rooms ?23 50
THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY.
1408 NEW YOKK AVENUE.
ST??EE AMi DWELLING. 72". 7th ST. N.W.~~
3 year lease; two handsome display windows;
one of the best business blocks on 7th. Apply
>ii premises.
STORE FOR I,EASE, FROM 1 TO 5 YEARS;
north side of F st.. No. 1.107; best location in
Washington for retail trade and cheapest rent
n F st.; handsome display window. LLCIOs.
1307 F st. n.w.
WF HAVE TWO KHoWROOMS A NO BASF,
ment to rent on 11th sr. n.w. Just below F.
This W one of the finest locations in the city,
being in the heart of the business section. The
building Is well lighted and ventilated. Our
reason for moving Is to obtain larger quarters,
l.essce would have seven years' lease from coming
July, with heat furnished.
Address Bos 331, Star office.
FOR KENT TWO HANDSOMELY EQl IPPKD
floors in our new bulldltig. In the best O street
business section. Suitable for refined business.
7oS 13th st.. at G <t. Grimes' Piano Store.
Kul: RENT33?Hi
Ga. nve., corner: tile floor, etc $40,(V)
l'IIH,l,IPS ?'< .. 33ii John Marshall place.
LEGAL NOTICES.
SCPREMF. <"<M ttr OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate Court No. 19B4S.
Administration.?1Thia is to give notice that the
subscriber. of the District of Columbia, has
obtained from tne Probate Court of the District
of Columbia letters testamentary on the oatate
of Mary E. R. Nevitt. late of the District of
Columbia, deeeased. All |?ersons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned to eghiblt
the same, with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated. to the sul>scrit>er. on or brfnrr
ih?- 28th day of February. A.D. 1914; otherwise
they may by law be excluded from all benefit
of said estate. Given und'-r my hand this 28th
.lay of February. 1913. J. RAMSAY NKV1TT.
M !?.. 1*20 Calvert at. n.iv. iSeal." Attest:
JAMES TANNER. Register of Wills for the
I Patriot of t'olumbiu. Clark of the I'robate
Court. FREDERICK A. PENNING. Attorney.
m Ill-law.3w
SCPRF.ME-< ? H H I OK THE iilSTRU T OK
Columbia. Holding Probate Court.- No. 1952t!,
Adminlatration This ia to give notice that the
subscribers. of the I>iatrl?-t of Columbia. have
obtained from the Probate Court of the District
of Columbia letters testamentary oil the estate
of Lucy Pace Whitehead, late of the District
of Columbia, deceased. All persons having claims
acati.ot the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated, to the auhscrlliers. on or before
he 25th day of February. A.D. 1914: otherwise
they may hv Ian l>e excluded from all lienetit of
-aid estate, i. veu under our hands this 27th dnv
of Kebruarv. 191:1. WII.LOCGHBY L. WEBB. 222:1
Mass ave. n n I1F.NRY G. SHARFE. 1713 M
sr. tin. .Seal i At tea: .l.t.MKS TANNER.
Reg *ter of W ills for the Dial "let of Columbia.
c.?rk ..f the Probate Court. A. S. WORTH
INGTOX. Attorney. mh1-law.3w
~SI PRE.MF. COI'RT t?F~IHK DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate Court. No. 19d81.
Administration.?This i? to give notice that the
uhacrlber. of the District of Columbia, has
obtained from the Probate Court of the District
of Columbia letters testamentary on the estate
of William S. Keiser. Inte of the District of
Columbia, deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warnpd to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated, to the subscriber, on or before the
25th day of February. AD. 1914; otherwise
they may l.y Its lie excluded from all benefit of
said estate Given under mv hand thla 27th
dsy of February. 1913 LINN IE A KEISKR.
12?t firb at n e. (Seal ) Atteat: JAMES TANNER
Reg.ster of Wills for the District of Columbia.
Clerk of the Probate Court. MILLAN &
SMITH. Attorneys. mhl-law.3w
SI PRE ME CO C RT< >F THE DISTRICT OK
Columbia, Holding Probate Court. No. 19<V>4,
Administration.?This is to give notice that
the subscriber, of the Idstrlct of Columbia, hag
ontaineo rrom rno i "innate court or the District
of Columbia letters teatamentorv on the estate
of Frederic* B Wilson, late of the District
of ColumMa. dei-eased. All persona having
claims against tlrr- deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the smiie. with the vouchers thereof,
legally authenticated, to the subscriber, on or
bafora the 13th <lay of February. A.D. 1914;
otherwise they may by law t>e excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Given tinder my
l.and this 13th day of February. 1913. W1LI.IAM
K. ELLIS. 1410 G street northweat
iSeal.) Attest: JAMES TANNER. Register of
Wills for the District of ColumMa, tlerk of
the Probate Court. BLAIR A HILLYKR. Attorneys.
fel.V1aw.3t
FOR RENT?BUSINESS PROPERTY
TOR RENT?1403 H ST. N.W.; BEST
location In city. For offlce or business
purposes. Entire fioor, ea
suite, or single rooms, 2nd, 3rd and
4th floors. Steam heat: electric
light; OUTSIDE SIGN SPACE ON
HUILDING. Inspection Inlted.
JESSE L. UEISKELL. 1403 H St. u w.
2!nl 5th ST. N.W.
Small corner grocery store and 3 rooms and
hath. Juat finished and ready for Occupancy.
Good oppi-rturjlty to build up a gr.? cry business.
Kent, $22.60 per month.
s r. iioi tsirroN & co.. r st
VltiRE AND~DWELLING, 723 "th ST. N W~~
3-year lease; two handsome display windows;
one of the best business blocks on Ttli Apply
'it premises.
FOR SALE?BUSINESS PROPERTY |
l ??R SALE STORE AND* DWELLING ON PA. j
am- near 19tii u w ; 2S feet front; gisal in
leatment; price only $9.mm. THOMAS W
I QW1.KH A SON. 234 Soutnern bidg.
WAN TED?BUSINESS PROPERTY^
V \ NTEIi- TO PI III 11 ASK "Toil BUSINESS
pur|>oses. an old residence near center of the
clt.v: state aire, location and price, none others
onsiilered. Box 373. Star olBce.
INVESTMENTS
1 will I.I> I.1KE To CONSI I T WITH \ EEW
I-.,,,,- Willi g list isi or more w iio wl*., t.,
ID it- i -mail, an fc ami prolitable im cm incut.
Apply I'll M- Lachivu bldg., S. U. FLEMING. |
Itit
FOB SALE?HOUSES.
BEST VALUE IX WASHINGTON.
Ixxalion one of the most delightful apota In
tli* northwest amotion, where the am-roundlng!)
?re iiimeuallv attractive. Excellent oar aervlce,
i'mis every hiiiiute and a half.
QUEBEC STREET N.W.
6 ROOMS AND B.WBH. $4,873.
!? ROOMS AND BATH inow under construction).
NOTE THE DISTINCTIVE FEATURES:
Hot-water heat, automat!* water heater, electricity
and ga<. tiled bathroom. built-in refrlg
erator. void storage room tireless cooker and
kltehen cabinet and table, pantry: concrete
front and two-story rear porch: open fireplace
lu parlor: double floors: and the decorations,
papering* and daturea are very elaborate.
I V Wll Ui TtAV Vlt'i VC iTIDDEVr Af?tAV
I .-ft | L I IV/ '.
Exhibit home, 750 Quebec sf. n.w., open.
KENNEDY BROS.. INC.. Owner* and Builders.
N. I,. SANSBT'RY Co.,
Exclnsivr agent*. 72] 12tli *f. n.w.
on cal'ltol II ill.
High elevation near the Capitol. Library. I'nion
station. new city j??st office. Southern railroad
building and beautiful Stanton Square. Within
a half .-qtiare <>f both ear systems.
LEXINGTON STREET N R.
(Bei. eili and 7th, O and E sts. n.e.i
7 AND s ROOMS AND BATH
PRICE. $5,250 I 1'.
$::oo I ASII. BALANCE MONTHLY.
These Ite.iii ? were built by KENNEDY BROS.
INC., which U the Ih-si testimonial of the character
of materials and workmanship. They
aUiund with the n?ual distinctive additions
found in nil their houses.
TO BE APPRECIATED THEY
Mi ST BE INSPECTED.
Exhibit liome. 827 I/oxington st. n.e.. open.
N. L. SANSBURY CO..
Ex- lusive agents. 721 13th st. n.w.
Fblt SALE- $5,<R?t>- TWti-STORY DETACHED
frame house. New Hampshire ate. n.w-.; five
rooms, reception hali and bath; front and rear
jswvhes; comparatively new; splendid condltion.
Box 288. Star office.
e<?r sale-homes in a desirable location.
Nov. 4201 to 4209 N. Hampshire ave. and
501 rpshur st. n.e.
Three sold.
To tnspeet take a 9tli si ear marked "Soldiers'
Home." gc i off at \. llnmpshlre ave.
Three corner houses left, one a detached house;
three different plans; four bedrooms in each.
These houses are built with our usual care In
roust ruction and excellent quality of materials;
and overlook Grant Circle. Gray brirk fronts:
front and rear porches: outside pantry; sj>aeious
attic; Uume.v hot-water heater; and
electricity: beautiful decorations and fixtures.
Prices. J5.50 and S5.0UO.
Heated ami open every day and Sunday.
ALEX. MILLAR. Owner anJ Builder.
Phone Col. 4034. 3840 n. H. ave. n.w.
FOR~SALE?$27850: NEAR GARFIELD PARK:
2-story and cellar brick dwelling: 6 looms
and bath; in good condition.
JOSEPH I. WEL1.ER.
Realty Broker. 820 K st. n.w.
FOR SALE ONE SQIAKK FROM
i~. S. CAPITOL: modern 2-story brick
dwelling, with cellar under entire building;
d rooms and bath: furnace heat: deep
lot to wide allev; ean arrange easy terms.
JOSEPH I. WF.LLER.
Realty Broker. 820 F at. u.w.
FOR SA1.K-*$.800: NEAR 5th and "B" STS.
S.E.; brick dwelling, containing 8 rooms
and batli: furnace heat; good lot. Splendill
.r'oSK.rH I. WELLER.
Realty Broker. 620 F at. n.w.
FOR SALE?\VIITlTiMT CASH PAYMENT: "
foil- buildings. two occupied for business
pur;<oses; well located southeast and iu
first-class condition: rented at $76.50 per
month. Will sell fur $0,750 to responsible
purchaser w ithout a cash payment. Will
arrange straight loan of $5.o50 and take
balance at $30 iter month, being $26.50 i?er
month less than rent. Title perfect.
JOSEl'II I. WKI.KF.lt.
Realty Broker. 620 F at n.w.
FOR SAIJ-: "
FIAVDSOME RESIDENCE'
l/wated in the fushiotiabic section of the
northwest, near many of Washington's finest
homes; 3-story brick. 11 rooms. 3 baths, hot
water heat, electric light, double floors, high
ceilings, large rooms, many large closets. Big
lot to alley. New: never occupied. Built to
sell for *15,000. Only one left. Will submit
offer of $13.000!
GARDINER & DENT. INT..
812 14th st. n.w.
FDR SAKE FINE INVESTMENTS: A SNAP
for some one; two 2-story and cellar fi-room
and hath bricks: good renting section northwest:
never vacant: renr, each. $240 per
year: price only $2,350 each: liberal terms arranged.
THOS. 11. BANES. 013 G at. n.w.
FOR SAKE -2-FAMILY FLAT OF 8 AND fl
rooms and bath each: hot-water heat; good
renter: price. $7,750: terms or trade for house
near 4th and G sts. n.w.
2-story hrick and frame house near 4th and
I. sts. s.c.; rented $15.50: price, $1,300: clear
of trust: terms easy.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 1423 F.
FOR SAIJC?$2.Sou?RENTED FOR $25.00 PER
MONTH: 7 ROOM HOFSE: ALL MODERN
IMPROVEMENTS: NO. 512 S ST. N.K. KOT
23 BY loo.
C. W BLACKWOOD. 1201 G ST. N.W.
FOR SALE BEAUTIFCL DETACHED HOMK
at Wash. Grove. Md.: large lot. A bargain ~
$5,000.
Woodsldc. Md.: ideal home: fruit, shade,
etc.; $7,500.
Corner home, best section <>f n.w.: owner
leaving city: $10,000.
Also many other bargain*
PERCY H. JU SSELL CO.. 6th and X. Y. are.
FOR SALE?OX K BLOCK FROM ST. DOM I
nlc's Church 4,vv.; nice home. 7r. and hath,
500. 7 brick*. a.TV., good at.: $72.5<>. Price,
SK.mto. On 7tli s.w.. ato. and dwelling: rent.
$25; pri.-e. $2.S30. T. P. BROVVY, tilT 4'. s.w.
3*
FOR SALE IX~BK5T SECTION OF CAPITOL
Hill, modem six-room bouse, practicsllv new;
near Lincoln I'ark; easy walk to Capitol, etc..
avoiding vexatious car service. Owner leaving
town. Phone Linen. 224S-M. 2*
FOR S AI. K A TT EXT ION. COLORED" B ITERS!
Am forced to sacrifice my corner home on
New Hampshire avc. near Washington Circle,
containing 11 rooms and hath, furnace h-ai.
for $4,630. t'annot he duplicated for under
$rt.5(Vt. in excellent condition. A Idrcsx Box
35, Star office.
FOR SALE $4,250.
EASY TERMS.
XOS. 3611 TO 3619 13th ST. N W.
Excellent new homes In northwest:
press-hriek front; 6 rooms and tiled hatli;
up-to-date plumbing fixtures; hardwood
trim throughout: hardwood floors; hotwater
beat: large, light cellar; steel beam
construction; laundry tuba; large porch;
electric aud gas lighting: large lots to
16-ft. alley; room for stable or garage.
Open day aud evening; heated aud
lighted.
TWO SOLD?THREE LEFT.
LEWIS & JONES CO.,
617 E ST. X.W.
FOR SALE?$2,650 ONLY FOR A NEW SIXroom
house in northwest, near Oth at. cars and
the Soldiers' Home grounds; high, healthv location,
overlooking half the city. This Is a
modern home, having bright, cheerful rooms,
furnace beat, steel construction. haidcood
trim, tl'ed hath, plenty of closets, able-oven
gas range, handaome decorations and gas fix
tures. Convenient to churches and schools hii
Ideal location. This home is priced $v'Oo utider
any other houses in the same nelght?orhcod.
Terms, $200 cash and balance $20.50 per month.
Address or rail on the onrr, uooin <iv? tuigs
bldg., 15th an'l O at a. n.w.
Foil SALE?MI ST SACRIPICK-35 FT. WIDE.
semi-detached brick, central-tall house: north
of. Mas* arc. and nest of ldth at.; $5,500;
cost $X.M>0. Box 370. Star office. 1*
FOK SALE?A BIG BARGAIN?SEVEN ROOMS;
4 bedrooms and reception hall: corner house;
hardwood floors and finish; gas and electricity:
servant's toilet; laundry; wide front porch:
double rear porch; exceptionally well built:
modern in eTery particular: Investigate: easy
terms; make offer; no commissions. OWNER,
Box fl. Star office.
FOR SALE?CAPITOL. HIU. RESIDENCE: 3
stories, press brick; 11 rooms, modern bath,
servant's toilet, hot water beat, open fireplaces,
superior mantels and gas fixtures, large
old-storage room; 40 ft. parking: paved rear
alley. In splendid condition. An Ideal borne at
Tory low figure. Good reason for selling. Apply
OWNER, 823 Maryland ave. n.e. Rhone
IJtwoln. 1S4-M.
FOB SALE OR EXCHANGE.
FoK SALE-OK EXCHANGE MONTGOMERY
co. farm near District; valuable as subdivision
or as farming proposition: will exchange for
apartment bouse or business property.
Nl.W YORK READ ESTATE BROKERS. US'. IV
FOR SALKORIEXCHANGE- ELEGANT HUME.
Just west of the new (J Street bridge. Threestory
brick. 13 r?>onis. three baths, liot-water
heat, laundry lube, hardwood floors. Will excbange
for vacant or Improved property. This
property will greatly increase in value as soon
as the VI Street bridge has bceu completed
Price. S15.UUU. For information apply to
WEAVER BROS.. 735 lftth it. n.w.
F,NE TRACT OF 35 ACRES WELI. LOCATED
in the District, on high ground: would make
excellent subdivision: would consider exchanging
this property clear for Improved property
clear or small trust: price. $900 per acre.
CHARLES A. RHODES. 1331 G st. n w.
WANTED?LOTS.
WWI'KD SMALL. CHEAP LOT IN OR NEAR
Dialrb't in ) \ < iiauge for \ l. tor talking tua
1 and lu 1 coords vnluad at $7."?. B?>x 3*7.
Mar office. i*
FOB EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE?UNENCUMBERED GROUND,
value, $17,600. Owner will take apartment
and amume trust $20,000 to $36,000. I.. E.
F. PRINCE, 721 Bond bidg.
APARTMENT HOUSE. RENTED FOR $32,000
a year; new fireproof building; flneat section
of the city; will exchange for good building
ground; price of apartment. SSOO.OOO.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 1423 F.
DOWNTOWN BUSINESS PROPERTY VALUED
at $32,500; rents for $2,300 a year; In section
where values will Increase; will exchange for
good farm or residence in suburbs or Cleveland
Park.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS. H23 F.
FOR EXCHANGE?EXCHANGING IS OUR
specialty. If you have anything in real estate
to exchange, either In the District or elsewhere.
consult us. We have clients who can
use your property.
<?<t? rvi? vnrrin tinrtk
uu.,
No. 1. Woodward building.
FOR EXCHANGE?WILL EXCHANGE FOR
clear farm or out of town improved property
my well paying apartment house, renting for
$7,200 (.all rentedi. This will bear Investigation,
as ill health is my only reason for selling.
No agents. State full particulars- Address
Box 326. Star office.
FOR EXCHANGE MODERN APARTMENT
house, renting for $S.">00 (all rentedi; located
in the l?el?t section of the District. Will exchange
for small properties, clear farm or outof-town
property. Price. $80,000. Terras can
tie arranged to suit.
GOLDEN BERG-MORAS CO..
No. 1. Woodward building.
" I
IK TOE HAVE ANYTHING TO EXCHANGE
for Washington city property call at our office
and we will offer you property iu excfiange
for It AT ONCE. We have offered
SEVEN 2-STORY FRAME HOl'SES.
OCCUPIED BY COLORED TENANTS,
paying $7.50 per month. Price, $5,250. laieated
in Southwest Washington, lu exchange for
| small property in the northwest section.
A. C. IIOKGllToN A CO.. 655 F St.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGES A SPECIALTY.
An active llsf of houses, apartments, lota,
suburban and farm properties. For quick deals
see L. K. F. PRINCE. 721 Rondbldg.
TWO SMALL. FRAME STORES & DWELLINGS^
central n.w., renting for $53; price. $6,500;
want residence in good location. Submit yours.
FRANCIS I.. McGEE. 1701 14th st. n.w.
-WILL SELL OR EXCHANGE"
$2,000 equity In a seven-room house; hath. gas.
electric light, latrobe heat; over I* aere ground:
large outbuilding: good shade: Iron fences, cement
walks: located 3 squares from both car
lines. Apply to ARTHUR CARlt. Hyaftsvllie.
Md.
INVESTMENTPROPERTY.
SALE OR RENT -3545 loth N.W., SKMI-DEtached
modern brick; ail large outside rooms;
trust, $3,500. can remain; sell mo. payments.
I>. O. lot# taken part payment. BIG BARGAIN".
Offer wanted. Let OWNER show thia
to you. I". O. Box 80. l*hotie Main 2S20.
8 8th n.e.--8-rooni brick. 1726 Willard n.w.;
2 apart., rented $43 mo. Make offer. JOHNSON'S
It. K. F.XCHA\GK. 845 Pa. are
THREE 7-ROOM AND BATH. 2-STORY BRICK
houses: rented for $21.50 per month each;
I price. *6.000. Total annual income. $774. The
| above properties are exceptionally tine bargains
and have proven themselves to be the best of
renters.
Six 4-ronni and baih brick houss. with kitchen
conking range, hot water and gas. All well
rented at S10 per month to good tenants.
Price. $11,700. Annual Income. $1,368.
A. C. HOUGHTON & CO.. 035 U st.
j
FOR URGENT BUSINESS REASONS DEVEL
oper of liest small northwest subdivision, directly
on electric line, will saerlflcp at acreage
prices all or part of 25 excellent large lots.
High elevation: between Edgewood. Chevy Chase
and Bradley Hills: gas. electricity, sewerage,
etc. One-fourth prices of similar adjacent property.
Address Box 412. Star office, or phone
Main 440o
FORSALE?LOTS.
FOUR LOTS ON ILLINOIS AVE. SOUTH OF I
lefferaon st. n.w.; bouses now being erected
oil each side of these lots; lots worth $700
each: out-of-town owner will sacrifice for
$550 earh.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 1423 U.
FARMS.
FOR SALE.
240 ACRES. LOCATED ON PENNSYLVANIA
railroad, half way between Washington and Baltimore;
20o yards from station; one of the
best watered places in Maryland. Soli is
beautiful, adapted to all kinds of crops. Good
ten-room house. A suap at 410,000. Terms.
Address ALFRED 51. DFCKi-yrT, Room 28.
1320 X. Y. are. n.w.. Washington. D. C.
FOR SALE?TEN- ACRE FARM ADJOINING
District line, s.e.: 45 minutes from Center
market; substantial 7-room dwelling and outhouses;
good water, fruit: attractive place for
45.000. P. J. WALSHE. 1336 X. V. are.
SPECIAL BARGAIN AN ELEGANT FARM OF
50 acres; dwelling, outbuildings: one horse, two
wagons, harness, plows and other farming Implements;
00 laying hens and about 4100 worth
of spring vegetables; lots of fruit of all kinds;
convenient to R. R. and city. Prlee, including
everything, 43.000.
A. B. CAMPBELL. 1410 H n.w.
FOR SALE d5 ACRES. FAIRFA X. VA.: SEVENroom
bouse and outbnildings: fruit. 3^ miles
front electric car; $2,500; 4500 cash, balance
to suit. Address Box 304, Star offlce.
fos ACRES, STT MARY'S TW^TYTMD. : 2 SETS
of buildings: private oyster creek; 125 acres
newly cleared: excellent land; suitable for
stock, early tnick. grain or grass: 1.000 cords
of wood: sacrifice at $3,000. Farm specialists.
KENNAKD & CO..
334 Pa. ave. B.e. Phone Line. 3008.
j FINE VIRGINIA FARM. 300 ACRES: WOVENwire
fencing; high state of cultivation and timi
her. Fine health ami best of water. Good
houses and bamtf. Modern conveniences. Stock
and fine equipment, of machinery. Store also
doing good business. .*',0 miles from Richmond.
Will consider good Washington or Alexandria
! property In part payment. Call 2418 18th at.
n.w. or address C. N. STACY. Amelia. Va. *
48 ACRES NEAR VIENNA. VA.. ON LKESBl'RO
pike: large orchard in full bearing, grapes and
berries; good well of water, flue spring; about
'i under cultivation, balance in timber. Good
5-rouin bouse Hnd outbuildings. Price. $4,00t>.
125'* acres tieur Ashhurit. Vs.. on the Binentont
branch of the Old lxuulnioii IJ.R. in Ijoudoun
county. Fine land In high state of cultivation.
improved by n fine lO-room house; large
porches; water supplied to the house bv wind
mill. Also well at the ham. supplying harn
with water hv windmill. 1-arge barn and stable
for .to bead of stock. Price. $W per aero.
ARTIU'R M. CONNOR.
224 Oxford building. 14th and X. Y. ave. n w.
FOR SALE - A FINK FARM OK 200 ACRES IN
Prince Georges county. Md.; only three
miles from District line.
? Phone N. 1413.
.MONTGOMERY CoTT MI?.TFARMS
240 acres. 10r. house, harn, etc.. $50 per acre.
340 acres. 12r. house, barn, etc., $flo per acre.
lt!l Hcres. no building*. 12.3 per acre.
120 scree. 7r. house, ham, etc.. $225 per acre.
AO acres. Sr. house, harn. etc.. $100 per acre.
20 acres. 12r. house, on electric. $8 506.
10 acres. Or. house, near electric, $8,500.
ti acres. Sr. bouse, near electric, JB.800.
OS acres. Or. house, ham. etc., $3,000.
Farms and suburban homes a specialty.
KEISER CO.. 1303 H at. n.w.
Phone M. 4983.
FARM OR SUBURBAN TROPERTT.
large or small. In the vicinity of
Washington. Maryland or Virginia.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION.
10th and G ata. n.w.
VIRGINIA AM) MARYLAND.
Country property of every description.
Send for catalogue.
J. W. LATHAM.
Evans hldg 1420 New York svc.
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING FOR PUBLIC AND
private accounting practice; 48-page bulletin,
lnatructlon adapted to employed men. Washington
School of Accountancy, 1736 G st.
Wood's Commercial School,
311 XT r- wl 4?1 ? A -111
? ? ?" VH|'HUI "l- OUU11JRUU, l> ll|IU|,
^bookkeeping, civil service; twenty-seventh year.
Strayer's BusTmess" College
NINTH AND F STS. N.W.
DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL
ALL THE YEAR.
Phone. write or call for free catalogue.
HALL-NOYES SCHOOL.
Primary to college. Entrance day and night.
Catalogue. 221 E at. n.w. M. 3872.
EEELIIZ 8^ ?v.tr'
Trial lesson free.
o? is SCHOOL
At school or residence.
Classes and private. ?
SIR 14th ST. N.W. I'bone Main 3217.
Branches in over 300 leading cities in America.
! Europe and Africa. Pupils traveling may transfer
the value of their lessons from one city to
another without additional cost.
NEW CLASSES CONSTANTLY FORMING.
MRS EMILY KKECH BARNES.
Teacher of Singing and Elocution.
143 11th st. li e.
Phone Lincoln 1739.
The Misses Eastman's
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
1303 17th st. Opeued Oct. 1.
Regular grades and graduate courses.
Write for catalogue. Phone X. 4815.
OUT OK WASHINGTON.
MONTROSE A SELECT"BOARDING SCHOOL
in the country for girls and small hoys; most
healthful cart of Maryland: terms moderate.
Miss HAKDEY, Highland, Md.
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The best bargai
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
_ FOR SALE.
1 ACRE, Ot>OD TR. IIOl'SE AND OUTBLDGS.: |
1 earn; running stream; price. $3.500: ,
terms. 47a., good Or. house anil outbldg*.:_
nice front on public road: good Investmeut;
$2,750; terms 10a. good land, all clear; good |
house; shade and fruit; near elec. cars a loir-i
gain $2.5<X>. A complete list of Md. and Ya. I
farms a..d suburban properties. COME IN TO j
SEE CS. YY. I*. MeDOWKEL, Kenoi* bldg.. |
11th and G. j
THE VIRGINIA IITEE INSI RAN' "E COMPANY I
furnishes Ol'ARANTKED CERTIFICATES of
title covering any part of the state._ Safe,
sound, conservative. Rranch offices. Washing- j
ton U?n and Trust bldg.. 0th and F sts. 1
Phone Main 3438. j
FOR SALE?OWING TO FAMII.Y CHANGES. I j
can now offer several bargains in suburban !
homes; also a. few moderate-priced ones; part
time. A. C. BROWN, I,aubam. Md.
FOR SAI.E TO THRIFTY PEOPLE.
On Georgia ave.. in Brightwood. neat 5-room
frame house; rent. $18: price, S2.tKX>. On
Blair road, near Kittenbouse st., 4-room frame
hottae. nearly i-i acre of land: price, $1,500.
Pretty 0-rootn cottage on W st.. Anacostla. In
good neighborhood; lot 24x120: rent, $12.50;
price, $1,000. On Sligo Mill road, near Eastern
Star Home, 5-room frame house, with liVi
acres of land: the land will mnk? some man
well to do: price. $2,000. I.Ol IS P. SHOEMAKER,
Real Estate Broker. Room 220,
Southern bldg. _
CIIIOKEN FARMS?YES. WB HAVE THEM,
and a very attractive list of suburban homes
and acreage. STEPHEN P. WRIGHT CO..
oflloea Clarendon. Va.. 332 Ind. ave.. D. C.
FOR SAIjE- TWO SIX-ROOM HOFSBS; FRONT,
lde and back porvhes; bay window; well on
porch: sliding door and cabinet mantels; on
macadam road; 20-ft. alley: two squares^ to
P. O. and electric road: concrete walks; price,
$1,500. Mrs. EI 1,1,1 AN F.. CEARKE.
2? Ballatoti. Alexandria Co.. Va.
DON'T FA IE TO SEE THESE BARGAINS OF
fered ill beautiful Friendship Heights; through i
cars; one fare. <
8 rooms and baih. large grounds $4,500 <
7 rooms anil bath, new 4.050
X rooms and hath. 1 v of an acre 0.250
It looms and bath, largo lot 0.500 |
6 rooms and bHth. large lot 3.800 ]
Also fine new store and dwelling 7.500
HENRY W. OFFl'TT. Office. Wis. ave. and N st.
Residence. Friendship Heights.
ONE OF THE FINEST HOMES IN WASHING- f
ton for the money; formerly the home of a goveminent
official; nine large rooms: handsomely ,
decorated: pretty side yaixl: porches aud shade; '
cost $0,500; owner needs monev: will sell for '
only $0,500. See this. Box 2li. Star office.
ON GREAT FA EES ELECTRIC. ONF, FARE.
2 acres. POl'ETRY PLANT complete, including
150 chickens; large, live stream: plenty of |
shade; 5 rooms and bath, a.nt.i.; Vi acre: $2.5u0. j
7 rooms; gas complete: plenty shade: over
acre; $2.1XX>. Manv others?all city eonveulences.
HOWARD H. DALZKEL.
DOMINION HEIGHTS. VA. Ph. Kosslyn, 127-A
FOR ~SAEE -RESIDENCE IN KENSINGTON, !
Md.. one of Washington's most delightful sub- i
urhs; nine rooms, reception hall. bath, con- !
Crete cellar thirty feet square; hot-water heal,
electric lights, shade, fruit, artesian water and
large corner lot tniore ground If desired'; at
highest and one of the choicest locations in the
town: both steam and electric cars. Apply to
j Superintendent of Terminal Storage Buildiug*.
1 1st and K sfs. li.c.. Washington. D. C.
! FOR URGENT BCS1XE8S REASONS DEVEEoper
of heat small northwest subdivision, directly
on electrle line, will sacrifice at acreage
prices all or part of 25 excellent large lots.
High elevation: between Edgewood, Chevy Chase
and Bradley Hills; gas. electricity, sewerage,
etc. One-fourth prices of similar adjacent property.
Address Box 412. Star office, or phoue
Main 44t?. * j
NBW 10-ROOM AND 2-BATH BRICK; HOTwater
heat: lot 50x122: 1 block from the cars;
in Mass. Ave. Heights. Price. $10,000. Reasonable
terms.
8 rooms and baih: lot 65x125 : 2 blocks from
the electric cars, at Arlington. Va. $3,000.
Easy , terms. i
8-room concrete block house, acre of ground; (
lot of frnlt In hearing: poultry bouses; concrete i
rvaIks. 2 blocks from electric cars; ft'-', miles (
frotn city. Price, $2,760. One-third cash.
ARTHUR M. CONNOR.
224 Oxford building. 14th :?nd N. V. are, ii.tr.
SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE, A.M.I.. EXTENSIVE
porches, shady lawns, chicken parks, gardens,
fruits, grafted nuts, etc. For particulars nddresa
FRANK E. POTTS. Kensington. Md. *
FOR SALE ? ATTRACTIVE NEW SIX-ROOM
house at Woodslde, Md.; modem conveniences; '
lot 76x200; good garden and yonng fruit trees;
near cars, schools and churches; $3,900; $300
cash and $30 monthly, including interest.
Dr. CALDWELL. Owner, 1st aT?.
FOR SALE- MODERN 8-ROOM HOUSE AT
Woodslde, Md.: the best subdivision near
Washington: 5 bedrooms; large porches; attic
and cellar; modern bathroom; excellent water;
electricity, sewerage: lot 171x200: a beautiful
grbve of over 100 trees, oak, maple, aah, walnut.
locust, pine, etc.; high elevation; extensive
landscape. Including Rock Creek valley and
Chevy Chase; near schools, cars and churches;
built to sell for $6,000. Price. $5,500; $500
rash. $35 monthly. Including interest. l>r.
CALDWELL. Owner. 1st ave
745 VARNUM ST. N.W. '
SEMI-SUBURBAN.
Desirable house of 7 rooms and bath: furnace
heat; ground enough to raise ehlckens;
convenient to Georgia ave. car Hue; rent only
i $25.50 n month.
THOMAS J. FISHER A CO.. INC.
FIREPROOF SUBURBAN HOMES; LOW COST;
easy terms; electricity: plumbing: hot water;
good car service; garden plots; high ground;
sample bouses readv: cottsges designed. Phone
M. 200. PHILIP B. HUGE, Oivll Engineer, 617
14th st. *
COR SALE ? BUILDERS AND SUBDIVISION
operators, attention - Acreage near Cbevv Chase
Circle; ripe for building M moderate-priced detached
houses: sewer, water, gas and electricity
nearby. Our price will enable von to defy
competition. Duly $lo.000 ca?h required, balance
at 4 per cent Interest, with liberal releass
1 clause. hliu.> u. unncr.
Ooiors.lo I.IJg. Main 5231.
FOR SAFE?LOT ?0xl40; SKWKR. WATER,
gas ami electricity; also money ]oan<-d to build;
near Cher* Chase Circle. OWNER. Box 350,
Star office.
HAVE YOUR PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
drawn by h practical builder and architect.
Plana froui $5 up. Address Box 358, Star office.
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28 AGUES. WITH GOOD 5-ROOM HOUSE. NEW
stable and carriage bouse; 3 blocks from cars;
only $3,500. This is good as a home or an
Investment.
CHARLES A. RHODES. 1321 G at. D.w.
FINE SUBURBAN HOME. WITH NEARLY AN
acre of choice garden land; apples, quinces,
pears, plums, cherries and grapes; honse has
modern plumbing, large porches, and Is one
block from cars; only $2,950.
CHARLES A. RHODES. 1321 G st. n.w.
2H ACRES LOCATED ON HIGH GROUND AT j
the District line for $1,250. Terms. I
CHARLES A. RHODES. 1321 G st. n.w.
LIGHTBOWN BUNGALOWS AND HOUSES
ARE THE BEST.
Terms. All sections. All prices. 1
SEE CHAS. M. LIGHTBOWN, ACROSS *
FROM CATHOLIC CHURCH, MT. RAINIER.
FOR SALE? ~~
ANYTHING THAT YOU MAY WANT,
FROM A LOT 50x200 TO 200 ACRES,
ALONG TILE LINE OF THE ROOKVILLP
ELECTRIC ROAD. EITHER IMPROVED
OR UNIMPROVED. FOR INVESTMENT
OR SUBDIVISION. I
J. H. MILLER. 1304 F.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-CHEVY CHASE. MD ; BUXGAlow;
7 rooms and bath; liot-water heat; gas
and electric light; complete in every parties!.
Rental only $3.>..V).
YELLOTT & STUBBLEFIELD. INC.,
14th anil I* ats. n.w.
Phones N. 4158. Columbia 482-M.
FOR BBNT ? AT LANG DON'T NEAR MILLS
are., six-room house: city water; large lot;
chicken houses; $15.50.
JOHN T. KNOTT. 918 F St.
SEVERAL NEAT HOMES. JLST IN MD. LINE,
at Mt. Rainier and E. Hyattsville, wit* large
grounds, sufficient for chickens, garden and
flowers; 4, S, 6 and 7 rooms, and prices ranging
from $10 to $22; H of rent to apnly to
purchase of place at tenant's option
J. O. ROPERS. Owner. Mt. Rainier. Md.
WANTED.
WANTED?TO REN* SUBURBAN HOME. 80 i
minutes from Treasury: 7 rooms; modern improvements;
A* o(> an acre for chickens, garden,
etc.; preferably full particulars. Box lb,
Star office. *
WINTER RESORTS.
ATI'A!ltTIC CITY, N. J.
Mote8 Shoreham, '
Elevator, private baths, steam heat, phone;
open surroundings. Special Lenten rates. $10 to
$17.60 weekly. Booklet.^ W. B. COTTBN.
Raleigh Motel,
two main avenues, affording ocean breeu and
ocean view equal to beach-front houses, at about
half the price. 2o0 large rooms; private baths;
running water; electric lights; elevator, sun parlors,
etc. Meals and service best obtainable. Special
Lenten rates. H. J. DYNES.
Hotel Raymond,
Si eel pier. Rooms with private bath and running
water. B. J. & F. L. MII.LKK.
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king: for a Fai
ns are advertised on this
;ery dav and vou will su
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WINTER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, ft. J.
Thf Prf-F<??ter Season In more |
popular than ever thin year at
Atlantic City
Amerlra'n Kamonn All-Vear
Resort
.Make your Easter Reservations
before It is too Isle.
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It is At this season that Atlantic < ity i
is seen at its best, the Lenten i eri'?l i
bringing added numbers each year, and the
famous Boardwalk, twit tied in warm sunshine
by day and brilliantly illuminated
at night, is alive with gay and happy j
pleasure-seekers, to whom this resort is a
never-ending delight.
The climate is delightful?no snow, no
harsh winds, but plenty of glorious sitnshiue
and invigorating salt Ben atr-aud
the opportunities for recreation, taut indoors
and out. are unlimited.
THE LEADING HOUSES
Will furnish full Information rates, etc.,
on application.
Marlboroueh-Blrnbrtm
Galen Hall : Hotel Strand
Hotel Dennla The Holmhurat '
The Shelhnrne i Hotel Chelsea
Hotel St. Chariest j Seaside House
The Pennhurst
Only 4 hours l-om Washington. Con- i
venient through trains via Baltimore and
Ohio K. K. or Pennn. It. K.
OOME TO ATLANTIC CITY
tnd enjoy the delights of Sping at the Seashore
combined with the comforts and conveniences
)f the World's Seaside Metropolis.
HOTEL DENNDS
is alvrsys popular <?n account of its tinequaled
location and its unobstructed ocean view.
WALTER J. Bl'ZBY.
The Wiltshire^r^TS
ireatly improved. Capaeity. 350. Private baths.
Running water in rooms, elevator, etc. Music.
Special, $13.Tat up weekly, $3.f>n no dallv. Open
ill the year. Bttoklet. SAMP EL EIJ.1S.
"HOTEL BSLESWORTH,
Virginia ave. and Boardwalk. Elevator. Son
parlor. Orchestra. European plan. Special Amer
*n -* _ :i_ C.. ? I ?? ,.kt_ hln - ?
can |>tnn, uiu;. ojhtiui wi pmv. ?? i uarga
for &*si or fresli wat;*r hsths. Booklet.
Hotel New England
?'n. Carolina nve. fc Beach. I'rlvnte baths: running
watpr in room*. Elevator to street level.
Sun parlor. Cap. Booklet.
BKYAX & WILLIAM?;.
Hotel Qpand
> ATLANTIC CITY N. J
ALWAYS OPEN CAPACITY 600 I
FIREPROOF I
Conducted entirely on American Plan
HALF-BLOCK OF OCEAN FRONT
ORCHESTRA OF SOLOISTS
Ownership Management
Albemarle,
rates of $10 up weekly: $2 up daily. Sunny room*,
sxcellent table, steam beat, elevator, private
:>aths. sun parlors: every comfort and convenience
nf the most luxurious hotels. Bkt. .1, 1*. CQl'K.
GALEN HALL
HOTEL AND SANATORICM.
ATLANTIC CITY. NEW JERSEY.
An Ideal place for a long or short stay. Stone,
brick and steel building. Rooms en suite with hot
and cold sea water in private baths. Tonic and
Curative Baths and Treatments with trained attendants.
Lessons in Basketry and Weaving.
K. L. YOl'NG. Gen'l Manager.
Hotel Lock hart JSwa"he" f,"j
proof: private baths, ocean view rooms, elevator
to street. Special T^nten rates. E. LOCKHART.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
The blending of the pleasures of an ocean
voyage with the delights and comforts of a
first-class hotel?having all the disadvantages
of the former eliminated and the advantages
of the latter included?are the
hours enjoyed upon its open decks or in
its glass-enclosed solarium overlooking the
sea and the famous Boardwalk. "THERE'S
HEALTH AND VIGOR IN EVERY
BREATH."
This hotel maintains an unobstructed
ocean view from every floor (as pictured
above). Sea water in private baths. Capacity
600. Always open.
WALTER J. BUZBY
HOTEL MORTON
Virginia are., near the Beach: open all year.
Capacity, 250. Improved and refurnished.
Rooms single or en suite, with private baths:
perfect sanitary arrangements; elevator to all
floors; sun parlor: tahle a special feature.
Special early season rates.
Mrs. N. R. HAINES. Owner sntl Proprietor.
Hotel BotlhweSI, ??,taftT-,S3
Pier; highest standard in cuisine and servlc?: mod?rn
appointments: booklet. J. & X. R. Bothwell.
THE EASTBOURNE.
Facincr Park nlace. Ocean view.
Modern. High-class. Booklet.
K. H. ft 11. C. CAiiWOQD.
Berkshire l3inVAAiT ??%* .
Trom Boardwalk. Special L"nten rates, $10.CH> to
117.50 wkly.; $3.00 up dally. Cap. .".no. Elev.
$3.50 Sat to Mon. J. E. DICKINSON.
DELAWARE.
BKL1IAVF.N ltV THTTOCEAN AT RKHOBOTH
Bench. Del. The ne-ire<*t ocean resort to Washington.
A quiet, healthful resting place. Steam
heat: gas; sanitary plumbing; resident manager:
restaurant and hotel open to guests by
appointment during winter and spring season
Rooms can now be engaged. Address Manager.
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MIRTH CAROLINA.
' After iMWgarat!?!-"!
EnjoyGolfandOutdoorLifeAmid:
Ideal Climatic Conditions at
HIGHLAND PINES INN!
(Weymouth Heights)
SOUTHERN PINES, N. C. j
"Just Far Enough South."
A Thoroughly Modern Resort Hotel.
ABSOLUTELY NEW SPLENDID ROADS.
SUPERB tJOLF COURSE.
Suites with private halh. Orchestra. etc.
Through Pullman service via Seaboard ;
Air Line. Write for Booklet and Kates.
A. I. CREAMER. M. II. TURNER,
lessees and Managers.
VIRGINIA.
Great Falls
QQQD CAFE.
BOOKS NOW OPEN FOR EXCURSIONS.
Cars Leave
36th <& M Sts. N.W.
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WINTER RESORTS.
FLORIDA.
VISIT THE P WAMACANAl.
Via the Florida East Coast.
11 Booklet!. 1M". 5th avf.,_N(nv York city.
HOTELS.
1 WINSTON HOTEL,
First Street Northwest,
On Pennsylvania avenue rar line. Eight minutes
from I'nlon station. Ainerlean ami European
plana; $.l.tai. $l.oo.
H. J. Spates. Proprietor.
LOAN COMPANIES.
._ on diamonds.
y^. x jewelry. etc.
f MnnavX CaplUl. $1,000,000. Strict.
/ \ M, privacy. Indorsed by
. / f pt oOf 1 leading bank* and ?ew?I
' .. I papers. Bonded tn the state.
I NO / PRUDENTIAL loan
V / SOCIETY.
V EJCtraS / Ylctor Bid*..
X. ^y 724 8th at. *.9.
Why nay Uonl
Capital Loan Company,
I 602 F St. N.W.
j Loans made en yonr own signature. No InI
dorsement required. You may have been refused
i a loan by some company Don't lei ibnt Inter,
fere with you failing on us. We will make you
a loan.
SPECIAL CONSIDERATION AND
; PRIVACY ASSURED ON UlANS MA1?F. TO
LADIES
WEEKLY OB MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
602 F St. N.W.
: Phone Main 20PS. Office hour*. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Ill n-n - - n ??
a lliuirrjiuoaios ||
Could you us* some money now? If so.
we are here to accommodate vou. $'?) ?nd i
upward. No publicity. Call, phone or
write.
! AMERICAN LOAN CO.,
1326 New York Ave. N.W. R
Second Floor Front. Pbonc Main 3012. j
I MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE
and others, upon tlielr own names; cheap
rates; "aav payments; confidential,
i F?- " TOI.MAX. Km. 50t>. 533 15th at. n w.
PEOPLE'S LOAN CO.
Loans made to Housekeepers ar.d Worklnsmen
j living in the NORTHWEST and NORTHEAST
j sections of ihe city. cheaper and quicker than
any company in Washington.
WHY GO DOWNTOWN?
Call, write or phone Ninth 17<o.
1912 7th St. N.W.
Near Corner Florida Ave.
Open from S a.m. to <5:30 p.m.
-THE OLD-ESTABLISHED*'
HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO.
6116 F St. srssf*
LOANS TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
PHONE MAIN 3089.
DROP I S A POSTAL CARD OR CALL AT
OFFICE.
The Old Reliable
Washington Loan Co.,
610 F Street N.W.
Y011 ran borrow $.**, to $1<*) of us If you k*ep
bouse, and we will give yon plenty of time to
pay us hack in small payments arranged to ault
roiir pav dnvs.
YOF DON'T NEED TO HAVE A FLN'KLY
FCRNISHED HOME TO OET A LOAN OF US.
I Just satisfy us that you are honest and we will
; make you a loan.
Even If you have n loan now CALL AND SEE
1 l'S. as the chances are we can loan ron more
money at a cheaper rate and on easier terms.
ALL BUSINESS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
NO CHAHCE FOR INVESTIGATION*.
Our office Is npeu from s a.m. to C p.m., and
I will ho glad to have von call and see us
f TODAY. TOMORROW OR ANY TIMK. If rou
are unable to call at our office then WRITE I'S
loll l'HUXB MAIN 30115 ami we will have our
(representative cull tj see you.
ALL APPLICATIONS BY MAIL OK PHONE
WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
I Loans made anvwbere wltlilu the District ami
' ALEXANDRIA. V.X.
"STCTloans
And upwnni secured for salaried employes, own
ers of furniture ami others.
'$10 loan.. ..35c weeklv I $25 loan . . .85* weekly
! *! 5 loan .. .50c weekly $55 man. .. H.V weekly
I I20 ! oan . 7?>c weekly $50 loan. $1.45 weekly
I Car. lie repaid weekly, semi-monthly or monthly.
If you have a loan el?ewhere bring In your
I receipts and we will show you how lu.i. h you
i can sate by borrowing from us.
j Having loans elsewhere doe* not prevent your
j getting Tonn* here, (treult once established with
us Is ns good as a hank account in lime of need.
| Our rate* and plans have proyod to lie the best
because our customers are glad to come again.
ARLINGTON & CO.,
402 JENIFER BI.DG. 400 7ih ST. N.W.
Columbia Loan Co.,
613 F N.W.
Loans $5 to $100 to persons keeping
house. All business strictly
confidential. _ Phone Main 3539.
MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE
GET Ol'R ESTIMATES ON ABSOLUTELY
FlREPItOOK STORAGE. PACKING & MOVING.
UNITED STATES' STORAGE CO..
41S 10th ST. N.W. PHONE MAIN 4229.
WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT CO. (INC.),
916-918 Pa. ave. n.w.
FIREPROOF STORAGE.
Rooms. $2 tno. up. Phone Main 261.
Estimates furnished.
STORK YOUR FURNITURE, PIANOS, ETC..
at WBSCIILF.R'S. 920 Pa. ave. n.w. Rates
reasonable. Estimates cheerfully given. Phone
12S21
PACKING Phone M. 2010. MOVING.
KRIEG'S EXPRESS, 1220 H St. n w.
Large padded vans. Experienced uien.
Get our estimate.
SHIPPING- STORAGE.
CAREFUL MOVING.
Mayer & Co., 409 to 417 7th St.
SPECIAL UNTIL MAR. 1, 1013. TREE HAULinp
to warehouse, within city iiniits. Apply to
LITTLEFIELI). AI.VORD A CO.. SOT 14th St.
n.w.: l-tt'i St.. opp. New Wlllard. Phone W. 737.
PADDED VANS. #4 AND *5 LOAD: 2 HORSE
wagons. S3 load. Phone Main 1915-1916.
COLUMBIA TRANSFER & STORAGE CO..
OOfi NEW YORK AVE. N.W.
Packing & Shipping. Storage. S2 ran load.
Before
! Moving
i Your household goods let us Otriiish an estimate.
Rates by knot or contract. Padded vans and reliable
movers. Packing, shipping. Storage.
Merchants'Transfer & Storage Co.
Phone .Main tfflOP. 9211-922 K st. n.w
jEMFRGENCY TRANSFER CO. AUTOMOBILE
vaus. Moving anywhere, any time. Special
rates on pianos. Distance moving a specialty.
131H 22nd st. n.w. Phone N. 23-0.
TOUKS.
EUROPE, ???.* $179
including all expenses. Visiting England.
Frame, Belgium and Holland For Itinerary and
full particulars write at once, MAI A C.VDY.
Box 310, U. vf it. Office lodg., Washington.
D. C. j
STEAMSHIPS. |
1
Ir?uprin2ess!n Cecllie,
FOR
; LONDON?PAR
KXritESS SAILINGS
Kaiser \\ ilhelm II Mar. 18 F
Kronprinzessin Cecilie April i *
GEORQE WASHINGTON
1
' HHVXIK V 1
j urn mi
i
MADEIRA, GIBRALTAR
ALGIERS N APLES HKVnt iVlieCl 3 tLC ~ N
A* indicated "n
Baitimor?> Bremen Direct and UalTeston-Breme
Tlironjrh rales from New York C*x?iiAlV
to Egypt, India. Far East and 3UIL11.J
LARGEST. NEWEST AND FINEST
i
, Panama Canal=West Inti
summer nir
| NORWAY
POLAR REGIONS YvVj!
Independent Around-the-V
Tr".?F.ecet So S. Columbus
WASH OFFICE. 715 14TH ST.
E. F. DROOP & SONS C<
OBDRICHS & OO.. General Agenti
V
f wmiksbs New "(
LIME'S
1'ITTED
DOUBLE
AN D A DDI
! WATERTIGHT
EXTENDING
BOTTOM tc
OF THE \
IS ," April 12AMERICAN
LINE
PLYMOITH?rHK.RBOFRa?SOUTHAMPTON
PHILADELPHIA?QUEENSTOWN?LIVERPOOL P
Atlantic Transport Line
NEW YORK -LONDON DIRECT. _
RED STAR LINE
ii LONDON-PARIS VIA DOVER?ANTWERP. Ci
It. M. HICKS. Passenger Agent. W
Bermuda!"
* a <inr^n a %TM /? t. _ akin ura>l ha !
5? "DEjnm iti?u,,. ?-> " ? /
Prmldrat-ctrrt Wflaoa.l Sail* every
Wednesday, 10 a.m. Twin screw. 10.31S
tuns displacement. Submarine atonal*: wireless;
I orchestra. Record trip 30 hours 20 aaln!
uten. Fastest, newest and only Steamer
landing; passengers nt the dock In Ber!
muda without tranafer.
] S. S. "OROTAVA," 10.063 tons dlaplac#
jment; sails every Tuesday. Tours including
Hotels. Shore Excursions, Lowest Rates. Tickets
Interchangeable with It. M. S. I*. Co.
For full lnfomatlon apply to A. E. OUTER*
BRIDGE A CO., A at a., Quebec S. S. Co.,
Ltd., 28 Br'dw'y, S. l'.| GEO. W. MOSS,
517 14th St. N.W., or auy Ticket Asent.
HAMBURG = AMERICAN
London, Paris. Hamburg.
IPretorla . Mar-h fl. 8 am ! -i.Amerlka Mar. 11
{Pennsylvania ..Mar. 12 Pres. Lincoln. ..Mar. 2t)
{Hamburg direct, second cabin only.
tRitr.-Carlton a la Carte Restaurant.
MADEIRA. GIBRALTAR. ALGIERS. NAPLES.
GENOA.
S. S. Cincinnati (17.000 tons). MAR. U. 10 A.M
S. S. HAMBI KG <11,000 tons.i..APRIL 5. 9 A.M.
Xtn direct passenger aerslce between
Philadelphia and Hamburg.
Next Sailing:
S. S. PRIXZ OSKAR MARCH 12 |
S. S. PRIXZ ADALBERT MARCH 27 !
IS. S. GRAF WALDERSfcE APRIL 11]
| Hamburg-American Line. 4.% Broadway. X. If..
Or E. F. Droop A Son? Co., 13th and G ata. n.w.; |
Geo. W. Moss. 517 14tli St.. Wash.. D O. t^i
i BALTIMORE BoATS~FOK" !
j Potomac RSver LanoSngs h
AND BALTIMORE
I Steamers ieave 7th st. wharf for Bs tlmor* sjd /
riser points Monday. Wednesday a .d Sn'urdav. (
p.m.: arrive Baltimore se.-ond muri ng out Lear* j I
Baltimore, pier 3, Light St., Monday. Wednesday ! *
and Saturday. 5 p.m.; a-rive Washington s ?end
. morning out. River freight prepaid 1'asaeugor !
service first-elaaa. Freight received until 3:49
p ut. on sailing davs.
JOS. P. STEPHENSON. AgenE , L<
Maryland. Delaware and Virginia Rwy. Co..
Telephone Main 745. "th St. Wharf.
rp ns* rp fNfi/7? rui r\ nrxnre5
ir insi^uxj^mj UsUuxjle. ?
, CKMI'AGMF GENERATE TKANSA 11.A Tlgt F A
IHrn't Line to Havre?Paris Trance).
Departures everv Thitrsdey fit 10 a.m .
La Ijorraine. March JKram-e iitivj. Mar. 27 j
f.a Touralue. March 15l *Ln Ti>ur?b.c ..Apr I " |
I,s Provence. .March 2ii *I.a Lorraine. ..April 10 * Twin-screw
aleanv"-. rQuudriifle r.e'.ew steamer
SPECIAL SATURDAY SAILING. 3 P.M.
One class Cabin ?11 < ft 3rd--Isat Paaaeugers Only
? :ttOCHAMBBAl mewi March 0 ,
' GENERAL AGENCY. 10 Stale Street. X. Y.
G. .1. WEIDMAN. 1419 Ner York ave.. ,
I Washington. 1>. C.
' ffl BISTRC-AMERISASB UMfC 1?
i /"\ MEDITERRANEAN, ADRIATIC f~ *
UU VIA SOUTHERN TRACK. L=> 1 *
Between New York *n<l ALGIERS ITALY.
GREECE. AUSTRIA. MARTHA WASHINGTON. _
March 22. May 3. June 14. KAISER I'RANZ. JO- *SEI'lI
I (newt. May 1*. June 21. Laura. Alice, ei
i Argentina. Oceania. Sailings utn-.atly Wed. or Snt. If
PHELPS BROS, ft CO.. G.A.. 17 it.Hteiy pi.. X.Y. n
lloydTFalianoT s,
TO ITALY IX 11 DAYS. ?
Mendora. Mch. 23. May 3. Taormlna. April lfl. A
RATES. $05. $70. $73. $*< AND IT. -{;
C. P. RICHARD ft CO.. 31 Broadway. X. Y. j
ITSSrmuba] S
BY THE > J?
ARCADIAN Mi
LARGEST AND FINEST STEAMSHIP j JS
IN THE SERVICE.
OROTAVA i
Diaplacement tonnage. 10.003; n gistered, 5,980. *(;;
j: MODERATE IIOB'D TRIP If
RATES AND INCLUSIVE TOURS.
Tickets Interchangeable with Quebec S.S. Co. ^
The Roval Mail Steam Packet Co.
I Oivm-Biiv t. snv c1..i1 A trl-j 22 State W
I *_?*%. iV-'V/-' ax. ww.-, ... .-p. . _
St.. N. Y.: R M. HH K.V. lobd F St. N.W.; j! A
I G. W. MOSS, r.17 14th St. N.W. j| #
ScaodmavSaeAmericaiini
LSaie i
FREDERICK VIII. 12.000 Ton*. No* Bulldinj.
DIRECT TO I Hollig Olsv...March IS
NORWAY. i Oscar It March 27 ~
SWEDEN. C. F. Ttetgen... April a
DENMARK. t United .State*. April 10
First Class, $77.50 up. Second Class, $02.00. ^
A. E. JOHNSON St CO.. Ajjt*.. 1 Broadway. N.Y.
OR I/OCA f, A CENTS.
??i? ?_??? ? d>
MERCHANTS A MINERS' TRANS. CO. f(
"FLORIDA BY SEA" J
DIRECT ROUTE p
Baltimore to p.
Savannah and Jacksonville. j ?
Best route to Florida. Cuua and the i '
South. Fine Steatiters. Excellent Service, n i ?;
I.tv? Fares. All steamers equipped with ; '
Wireless. i o?
New steamers Suwatiee and Somerset. In g
commission. Rooms de lane. Baths. Send ...
for booklet. B. A O. U. It.. 15th and V. Y.
Lave. 610 Pa. ave. and 517 14th st. n.w
W. P. TURNER. P. T. M . Baltimore. Md R
ALWAYS SOUTHERN ROUTE.
Falbre line T&K Riviera i*
AZORES. I.ISBON. NAPI.KS.. MARSEIEI.ES. Etc !
Weekly sailings iapprox.1. Write for literature. J
1st class rate. $7.~> and tip; 2nd elass. $55.
JA8 W KI.WEIjI. A ?'!?.. O. A.. 17 State St.. N.I. r<
G. XV. MOSS, 517 14lb si. u.w. r<
%
gTEAMBglPg.
Tuesday, March 4
IS?BREMEN
TW1S-SCRBW HAU.INGS
'rinz Fried. Wilhelm Mar. 6
Kleist Mar. 13 ;
r MARCH 22 I
L>IR?GT
III 1MB1
j!|l|
ROENin AI.BK.RT. MAR f.
Etncan bermn mar
Milinf li?t
11 Dir^ot Oin' n??* ill'
2 America Via Europe
f-rt- ? ? a- -miiw k_-1_- i? * * J !
i r.mr.n^ i.> i 111 ? ? *? 11 rHi
'j
S*?c Mo r Br ?h?? ?n>"?ii.i';,* ? m ,
ICS, iVliaiir. ?> ? .ir..?K^r Kt fu-rM "
1SES TO
?. Bergen .1.-- JUNE 16
earing Bremen
frhergt-n. North Cape. ?( |1{ T!J \r d
12."> up. I.earlug Bremen >
Vorl.1 Tripe. $? *> l p
37.000 tona, twin aeren-. New Building.
Retjj 1914. X. V. - Bremen nereis
N.W. TEU MAIN 73?fi
, 13M G ST. N.YV.
s. Broadway, NK\V YORK.
)LYMPTC"
WITH
. SIDES
TIONAL
BULKHEADS
from Tin;
i> the TOP
-lay 3
WH!TE STAR LINE
'LYMOUTH CHERBOURG-SOUTHAMPTON
NEW YORK gi I'.F.NSTOWN?I.IVKRPOOI.
OSTON MEDITERRANEAN PORTS-ITAI.Y
i no pic Mar 1"- I Cannpie April 2H
-etic April ."i | Ore tic May 17
asbingtua Otbce. ljuti It n. a.*.
?t????n?ii??m??nM?m???ni?w
^isit New Lands.
QO to South America this
season. You will add many
pleasant thoughts to your
memory of experiences. Take
one of the 64-day cruises, leaving
New York March 22 and
April .19. Cost. $300 up.
Those crul.es include Tialtr to Bahla, Rio
dc Janeiro. Santoa, Montevideo, Buooon
Aires. Sao Paulo, Petropolta, Barbados
and Trinidad In tbe West Indlea, and
optional trips to Panama and Valparaiso.
The cruises are made by the
new Twin-Screw Steamship*
VESTRIS & VANDYCK, 12.000
tons each, equipped with
the most modern safety devices
and affording passengers all
the comforts of a well appointed
hotel. For booklet address
Lamport & Holt Line
BUSK & DANIELS, Gen. Agts.,
61 Produce Exchange, NewYork.
Or any local agent.
CUNAED
MOST F.XPEDITIOrS ROUTB
DIRECT via FISHGUARD.
ONDON PARIS BERLIN VIENNA
fi A _ _ _a t 1.^ _ a
r iiBguaiii ana uiTcrpuoi.
*1 bo Fasteat Steatuera In tbe World
UAFRETAMA LL'SITAMA
ar. .1. 1 A M A|>r. 1!.:. 1 A M Juno II. 1 A If.
pr. 2. 1 A.M. May 21 1 A.M. July 1 I M
Q1'EKNSTOWV- FISUOIAUI? UVF.KI'OOl.
'ranconia.Mar.12.10 am i'jiu;iu a Mar 10. I -in
Nrrnan.H. Mar 1!J,1"? am Fram-onia Apr. 12,10 nut
ampania. Apr. HI. 1 ;im I'aronla May 3. 1" nu
MEDITERRANEAN'?ADRIATIC SKBVICK.
CallinE at Madoira. Uthrultar. (lenoa. Napiea.
Treat*. Flume. sailings noun See Itinerary.
I AKRATHfA. Ms-. 22. IVKRNIA. April .*
SAXONTA. April 2d. < ARI'ATHIA. May 10.
iWXTEK CUl'I.SE?KIITKHA?I1 ALI-EGll l
CAROM A. Mar. 13.
Hound Ibt- world tripe, $4P8. .Special tkroufa
tea to F.yypt, ladle. China, Japan. Maul,a.
oatralia, Nov. Zealand, South Africa and South
merlca. Independent Toura lu Europe, etc.
;nd for booklet CucasJ Toura.
Agents for Peninsular ft Oriental S. N.
o. in United States and Canada. Itln ary
of Summer Cruises?Norway, etc.?
>13. July 1, 18, August 8, September o.
ow ready.
Plera, foot W eat lltb street, N. R. Offlcea. M
ate atreet, V Y.. opposite Battery.
EO. W. MOSS. .117 1-ttb at. n.vc.. Wnab . D. O.
No Trips Like These ?
Old Point Comfort j
Norffollk g
New York ?.
Boston $
BY WATER |
Modern Palace Steamers &
I "Northland" & "Southland" K
e\:;ry day in the ykau.
From I'ooi of 7tb at. n.w., 6 45 p.m. jJ:
Norfolk and W ashington ^
Steamboat Co. ?
mmm America UME.
I'AHI8?LONDON?ROTTERDAM.
TwIn Strew Sailings Tuer 10 A.M.
\cords in Mar. 4 t Rotterdam . ...Mar. H
trod dm Mar. 11 M'otsdam . .Mar.
Via Boulogne tPlymoutb ft Boulugn*
Oflne. 81- H'?a<r. Y Y . <ir_lnr?l ?e?oti.
Our Military Pill.
'oin (he t'ulcairo Tribune.
"A pill for an earthquake," as the l.?>non
Express describes the expeditionary
>rce of lo.OUO American soldiers bciti^r
ssembled In the south for emerjfeno.
pts to the truth, we fear, with as much
reelsion as brevity. Mexico ma> not
e prepared to stop even so small an
rmy on the road from Vera t'rux to
lexico <'ity. but that possihllitv offers no
ssurance to American military men.
here is nothing' to give the faintest ?*njiifMKenient
to the belief that the 1'nited
talc*. once forced to the task, can a -implish
it without straining Its Inade ate
military establishment to the
tmost. The "pill" we threaten ma\ ii??.k
j forbidding tliat the disease will h#
ured by sugKestion. but If we have to
dmlnlster the medicine there II he m.
irger lev v on the pharmacopeia.
11. Spencer Matthews of Oxford. Md ,
?cejved Injury to ids iiead Thursdav,
(suiting in hemorrhage of the Oram.
f
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