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, fobsale?lots.
in ninvY ?'Hask. i?. <*.
Ppnofin*: on KifteuUou** at.. 1 square from
Toon, nv.: site ?*?x1??7 ft. Prwf. j.V per
ft. ConmaiMit lirws.
W1I. H. KIK'UIK.
f'olorrdn b!d?r. Plioiu* Kraok.
TWO LOTS. ON KtK'K rREEK~~ 4'lirifCII
r??ad. adjoining rorlory jrvuiniv Address H*?x
gl^-S. Btar offcf. ' i:.*
SPB< "U I.ATIOX?LOT liu FEKT KfcuNT
t?ear 2fHh and N. Y. avp. ti.w.. valued l>.r ?* 1
K- sNior* at $1.31?: pri?-r. $1 .?*?: forms to"kii.i.
JAMES MOKK1S WdUDU AKU, 7Z: roth u.w. J
NKAJl WAI.TEIi RKEI> H< XTMTA J..? >\ AN!) j
near car line K? Takoma Park : Hiofre !?*:!Nlinsi J
lots in restricted tr??-t. t? 3t? rents I?-r j
aware font. au except ionaUr low price 1? Hose i
Hit tliv l;??Minsr* cf an ?Mif-of-fown owwr. J
i L??MN P. HHOEMAKKR.
___ 1 l?7 N"w York jire. jj w M-itl 1 KW?. j
BETWEEN IHBYT CHAttJE AND ORVil
land P.rk. t'oTui. ?vp. and Rock t'rwk Park: ]
o"i? <.f tlr- most tw-mtifu! vikI adrnntajreoiis |
ports of the Diatrirt ; lots ?'tital*U? for linnd- *
joiiic development or villr* sites l?.r tlic acre. |
tsj'i-c-ial prices tua.v JiaU .at this tim-.
I.?*f IS P. SHOKMAKFR.
MoT Np-v York av??. t? u. Miin lids
t HJ'YV CHASE. It. C.: HKIH. rXCtCJXENI
V>.-?tion: trees. improvements; on ltro?d Pnineli ;
i-oarl: Hn-r;fl>-o price. < turuer. PJ*J1 P*?eatur st.* j
1 INK 1A?T."FOR. "HAMILTON AND PINKY j
Prnnclt roads: ?tT\1W feet ; -trie foot: on Mad*
K?n sr. xrcKt Hit It. Cv foot l?.li st I
extended, 'ots and am*. l!5c f?s?l. faring: paik ;
and l ih ?t K J. TltTTKN A fO., *<?."? M. j
r-. M HV.?.
OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE.;
k _ Kor?T<n!i raoncRiT.
r<iit ram
I BEAI TIK I. SI M.MKi: Hi'MK.
Bi.l'F UIIMIK SI 'MM IT.
ttn KmiHitahwrs tnnrp k<\ in-rr Western
Maryland R.R.: two acre* t:n<- lawn, shah-,
trp*-s aini shrnbx; eight rooms and tint!i: ?-l-.
trie liclit: store moni: lar?'c f?renin. ? >.; Inrtre j
I front porch and side porch: li'irli-'-lifo* neigh. ;
t-ortioo-l and gentleman's home: pri?*?\ JMt.ntW;
insiant possession: wncr v. Ill consider trade;
rail at ?fli-e and picture. > ,
| ( F WAKING. 141H F at. a ? .
I shohk WWFKtTt.
fOR KENT O-KMOM HOi'SK. YARD. AMI j
pardon; priviirjjps of wharf, situated ?Ii11 y j
on Wist river. Tor fi.'l particular* adders* J
Jt HN \Y. SMITH Gnllowajr*. Md. 11*
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
fo r~Wai7k7 ~ ~ j
f A HM RIFHX. SIX ROOMS. BATH: KLEC- !
trie light*; corner sit'-: two lots adjoining;!
W..VMI ? ::sh . onn?r. Addrf^f. |b>x 2th~?-t<. K<:ir ,
s ROOMS \M? RATH. ATTIC: GAS IN 1
pvpt.v room; 3 lot*. plenty of fruit trops : j
p?*v t#*rnt>: Ballatoo. V*
>irv JAS. J B VRSOX. l
TAKOMA PARK, mui ST CAR LINK
My iioiiio : hp* : niodcrti : j?rni? : iargp l??; ; j
douhlo gnrj*go ; hiving ?*ttv. full aftprri'mns. J
mi-W 15* j
TAKOMA PARK XFAEIA NEW; 71: . B : .
fc.w.b. : gas ; *l?Ttric!ty ; lot 7t0xi.r?0: g;?r*rp: 1
$f?.?hn>. t*-rni?. $7?.7'?d <*a*h. Atfdrcii? Box]
r?j s. /ft > 15*
SIX-ROOM PEBBIJCDABS HOCM. LABliE
?*hi< k**n lioiis*'. cii'i uliaflc, frti t: 41 a< rf"j
flnp ground: 2 blork* Rorkvillp pl<*?*tr:r ml ;
? pikp; prirr. .?4.*tw?: tmns. ?2.7?oo rash. LEWIS ^
L K KIM I b< i M?i)a. MI'botW I-u*tii^-i'n 97,
ft
T closk to hikvv c ham: cm n. I
* Overlooking cHf course.
Near Conn. ave.
Shad". it*ifnl fitirroondins^. J
S larc roomt. slaio roof.
I/?t 77?xt.V>: nioro ground available.
Price. $12.f*H?: tfrtiu>.
W. H. WALKER. 720 17th st.
*" TAKOMA PARK RMfR.
Yoii will live hero eventually. why not now''
When yon no purchase an up-to-date 5-raori j
bungalow. lnrge lot. for $7,300. Elegant 0-rooni J
nd fdcrping porch. hollow-tile <*ou*2 ruction. j
fti.OOO: drlivrtvd when yon want U?eni. F|?!en }
r|M six-room. fft.RW; on* minute <? cars, ? <
room l?tinga1"W. garage. few stops to cars, ex-j
fra dwelling: trrtna ??n all of these. Elegant
corner. f> room-, $7.77.0. Iieantifnl in-rnom
house. I?. C. >ide. $M.OIIO. Building lots. i Iw'pp j I
* of 147. from $127* to $10,000 rarb. Our ?-arsi
* are at your service.
TAKOMA PARK REALTY <<>..
t'ol. 77W W. Takouia Park. !>.
R3.5-VI? ONLY* $.7011 f'ASH OOWN ANJ? SfO
month: 0 targe room* and bath; electric light:
splendid oiitditiiw inside and outside: line
rnnge and sink; ontbon^s; lot 70x130 ft. to
TR-ff. alley: *bade and frtilt trees; nap qsttanto
cars. acbool and PrH'?y|priiti church: cgr*;
every lo mm. 140y 44th st. n.p.. kenif worth. i
if. ? . n<*auiiiui Hiai-Himni miwi, mrn wimi (
large shade trees. and jirrtty Ijihism l-ad to i
the property. i
L. 2071. NKWSOM, It 10 H N.F.,
7ROOMI. lUmsVACRWrSN i .IR LINK .
I aad pike- Fairfax ?-o??!r. Vs.: ' * hour car!
t service: fruit. *?hade. carafe, hart). etc.; imL
mediate possession. Address Box 100-R. Star
R nfflrp. 14* J
L THREE ?K)OD 7-ROOM HOMES. BY OWNER j
?Takoma Park: lane lots: fine water: one i
far?*. Address R?>x 201-S. Stnr office. 11* '
RT OWN**. 14-BOOM Horxl; OS iSjRSrK
^B lot 110x130. in heart of St. Elmo, Vs.: fi-min. j
walk to (Hrctric ear: IS uiin. to heart of \
^B Washington: 2 bathrooms; good sewerage: j
^B splendid h.w.li. system: ^betric light: larse
storage on third floor ; full Ih^-raealied Mr-it ; i 5
^B on all openings; nice lawn and shade: on'- '!
^B sheds : splendid garden ground: $0,000. 312 ; j
H 1-th ?t. ii w. 13* " '
B NEAR 14th ST. CAR LINK. IN* BRIGHT- j j
B wood: detached house of six large and attrae- i 1
B tire rooms, hath: hot-water heal; gas: lot .V*x j
B ISO: price, gh.sta); reasonable terms and early J j
B ftaasesaion.
B LOUIS F. SHOEMAKER.
B 1407 New York are. n.v. Main 11##.
B NEAR CONDUIT ROAD ANlFCARK". OVEB- f
looking rirer and Virginia hill*: detached '
B house of eight rooms, hafli: steam heat; dec- j
B tricity; lot 50x130: price. *#.000.
MM'IH P. SH0KMAKKR.
1407 New York are. n.w. Main 1100
^B ? HEVY CSiiB, Ih CZ near avenue and i
^B school semi-bungalow of eight roomt-. bath: j
^B hoi-water hen*; electricity, gas; lot 00x133:
W price. $0,000.
? LOUI* P. SHOEMAKER.
14A7 New York are. n w Mm 1100.
ftOMKRkETfi NOKTrfWEST OF 'CITY; BE- :
i inched house of sevcu rooms, bath; sleeping 1
porch; garage; large lot; garden, fruit; shrub- 1
bery; $7,300: reasonable term*.
' LOU 18 P. SHOEMAKER.
1407 New- York ave. n.w- Main 11##. t
ALTA VISTA. A BEAUTIFUL SUBURB
northwest of the city: eight acres of tine gar-I
dening land, developed with fruit, asparajrus.
strawberries, shade trees and shrubbery: improved
with modern bungalow of *iy rooms and
bath: located within a sqnar* of cars; price.
$12,000; immediate possession,
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1407 Hew York are. n.w. Main 11##.
SILVER SPRING. Ml).
12 acres, beautiful grounds: large house; $
| baths; electric lights; hot water heat: large
,W >re?i VMII/M-. train. rir. . irnii hiwi j
m shade trwi; one mile north of District line, j
I Montgomery maty, M?l. : 3 minute** to clecrric
railway; 2t) minute* to citv by auto: immediate |
* possession : no*- vacant. Can be seen any day, .
especially Bunday. Price. $20,000.
WM. W. CTRTIS.
Chi. |>?W. Mtt no it w.w. I ,
OWNER I.EAVINO CITY. SELL orfCKLY ' '
choice Ruhurhna lot* near car*: 0')xl5O; $150
each, $5 monthly: 10 acre* Va . 18 acres Md.. ; ,
near ear*. $100 an acre. AdUre** Box 32-M. , ,
8lar office. |
7-ROOM HOUtiR. CORNER PROSPECT AND
Columbia ave.. West Hyatfsvfllr, Md.; 15 city
lota: electric light: telephone; pood water: \
property suitable for business; price. $4,000. ' ?
fcaefc iw C. t. i. phon. v. .i 17- i
VACANT. FOR COLORED, BRENTWOOD. '
Md-: nice 0-room dwelling: good as new; with jj
large garden lot; ready f..r acotpify; price,
$1,050: $-50 rash, balance eaajr. C. A. $1. ; <
WjLLi. Room 201. 1301 H *i n ?r, !? (,
* \acant riyis io-room dwelliW:m
large cellar and attic; 'n first-class condition * I
for limned tale occupancy. 'J acres of splendid |
garden laud and r*h><1 lawn: electric car* to 1
dorr: 5-cent fare; within 25 minutes by cars
and 15 minutes by ant ? on macadam mad to >
center of city. Price. $8,750. A. M.
WEUA. owner. R?v>t:i imt. 1301 IT *t. n w Id*
SIX-ROOM ,HI.'NCAI?W: roHOHRS. OKI. ,
lar: half acrt: $2.8f*>. terms; possessing Hay
35. B. M. SMITH. Arltugton. Va. K??*iyti 2$-T* 1
S5.000- bi'ngaiatw r. attractive wooms
and Mil: larg? finished attic; 9pn fireplace;
all modern convenience*.
*6.006- Two-atory. d rnnm* and bath; beaoti- 5
fully located corner property: !ar;v porch#**; 'j
ehade; hedge; garage and ehkheB boose; sli 1
convenience*.
W# hare home* undrr rontlnirtion continually
and invite your Inspection a* to quality,
price and artractivencA*.
THE RI\ KHDAI.K PARK COMPANY.
"Rullders of Home*.**
Riyrdale. ^ Maryland.
MX ROOMS. LARGE LOT $3,000 j
l ira isom, modem 3.800!
Kaip'ow> ?- r?- 3..S00 i
Boacalow, 1' .. m t - 4.000
Kt* large Mints. modern j
Twelve rooms, on trolle* 4.090 j
Seven rooms. 'J1-. seres 4.w0*
Eight rooms, hath. reception hull 4.."?0n (
One seven rooms, one flvc room*. the two 5.<*)0 ;
K. f. HALL, Clarendon. Va. 1."* i
for ialb or ?at.
NEW MODERN BUNGALOWS SITUATED ON
aalt water for rent or sal*-. Idlewjld Develop
feat Co.. Shady Side, Md. 17*
WANTED.
WANTED TO BUT FOR CASH. 1 Oil 2 ACRES
near Glen Echo car line; ginid building* not
Important: must liav?* c?K?d water and shade
tree*. Addre** Bojc 301-S. Star nfflro.
SMALL HOUSE OR BUNUAliOW, I NFI finished.
near Riverdale car line; must Ik? reasonable:
will lea*#* for one Year. Addrrtw Box
*6-8. Star office. 13*
FARMS.
FOR MI R. I
FARM AND SUBURBAN I'ROPERTIUS. ONE !
to 1.000 acre* for sab* Kale or exchange.
McLACHLKN BANKING CORPORATION.
M. 43-. | Real Estate Dept.l loth and <1 n.xv.
' FINE VIRGINIA FARM. SIXTY MILES EKO.M
! Washington: 327 acres fertile land; must sell
vastus estate. Call Fraaklle 1306. 13*
FARMS.
FCrtt SAM",?r'ontiini*?.
I Arui:s. AT I.HAST "M! ForUTlI TIM-I
??*J Inii'l. ?i"k :tit ! | : !."? miU?< |
tti'Micl, Vh.: $10 |ht n< ri- ?-r cNrlimitji* for |
properly. Address 11*?-S. Star ?>tfi< j
IJIHiK l'.l.rt: OK A.SK I'AEKS?s.\l Al.I. j
fnrius. u??:ir ity. on strain rail- >
rnjKl; siiitaM'- inn-kin*:. poultry. dairy aiiici
fruit s-v?>ral lnr:ri' orchards. h-aiiisg. .1. M I
K IMTIKLO!:. 1)4." Pa. nvc. n.w.. WnsHiisjtoii,
i'. Phone Main <i4.~i7. ;
\\K KKI f/p. AfJCAIN FAP.MS. MU AM* VA.
Poultry. d.-ry. v; . r f~o:>i Trims.
homes. ?*??i1?* rv ? rs-h- < -Ttls I'sfs
i;(n?Tii's I*aiim a<:r.N? v. *v v jtoh
s 13* '
Virginia and Maryland
\\V can offer in those some of the .
inns; <|'a...irni 1
W'atpr Krnnt I'arnis
Al*?? M?uiv Afinv-11V" ml l*r<?tit:iMc
Inwiitrinf-; i*i "? I?luc
Crass Regions
" ir Lis! In littles I'mjHTtv VhIjmmI hi from
$2.5(K) to $225,000
i< >HX \Y T1 IOM f*$< )X & CO.,
' n- orpnrn: ? '
728 15th Si. Main 1477.
Wa--hinrl"?. I'- .
I/iWKR MiTl.iA HAM. I'MJM. S- '5 At KKN:
on Potoioav r'v'-r. adjoining for: r???fr: ! pi !' ?.
from rilr; of ?w?d ; '} I v '?? * ; fin."'
' m itr'rk mansion utv! ??^ I?:ir^ :ii.
fr-jp.rxX! < . A. >1. V?'T-:LU*. _ ?!. 1'"1 II
st. ii.w. Ill* !
\\ * NT1I).
ham. r.\?:y. i to viiii: y arui;s:
p 11 ti<???e**ary tmildln fruit. < ; Host* to
I ?<>. Alio . Sir.' ofS- **. 13*
STEAMSHIPS.
A U S T R A LI A
Hcno'u'u, Suva. Nev." Zealand
The Pal alia J Passenger Siei? UTS
H. M. S. "NiHC.a:a" KM S. Makura"
(too top* 1. vm* tons
SAIL FROM VANCOUVER. P. C.
For far- - u 1 si i u^s a|i|?I.t Canadian Pac.
Ry., W!9 N*w Yorlx Ave.. Wat bin-ten, or to
Cuiuidiun Australian Uoyal iln.l Line. 4-li>
Se>moor st.. Y.inroiiv* r.
Feesenger end Freight Senieee.
NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL
Mauret-nia May 17
Royal Gccrge May 20
Orduna May 22
Caronia May 24
Carroania May 24
r^yal Cecrge Jure 17
Vronia June 21 :
Orduna June 24
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH. HAVRE
and LORC JN
Saxonia May 31
NEW YORK to SOUTHAMPTON
Aquitsnia June 2
Mauiclania June'13!
Aqultania June 23
6i7 I4t1i St. NW.. V.'tar !
WHITE STA < LINE;
XEW TOOK?LIVERPOOL
Jeltic Kay J4 \ Ealtlc Jr.ne 20
Inland June 7 { Celtic June 24
Adriatic June 14
? EH 1 t* MAY 24, HALIFAX
wLlKljiW SOUTHAMPTON
COMPANY ? OFFICE?lESS tf ST. N.W
B. M. HICKS. Passenger Agent. '
ft \
Spring
Trips
Old Point Comfort
and Norfolk
Via Potomac River and
Chesapeake Bay
Undorm Steel Palnee Steamer*
"Northland" and "Southland"
Daily 6:30 P.M.
New York & Boston
by Sea
City Ticket Office. 731 ir#th *t. N.W. j
Wood%v:ird Ruildine
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON j !
STEAMBOAT CO.
.
V . i
Metropolitan Line
A.U ihf tray *>D wtfrr. Aliriv* in sicht of lend. :
To BOSTON
Via Long Island Sound. Euzzerc^. Bay and
Cape Cod Canal
F.?*ave Pi?*r IS. Foot of Murray 1*1.. N?-* York,
Daily (Sundry* included). at .">;(?) P.M. Farel !
f3.CS tinrliid ng War Tax). Tickets and iofor
mat ion at Wlr-rf.
M<jaU. Staterooms Always the Kest.
rittA ?j "gsgargT
??' * Son. Gn Pumitr 4a*.
K BrMdiray, Hrw Turk.
Or A?r Stfcwhip Ttrfcjt 4r?rt?.
SCANDINAVIAN
AMERICAN LINE
SEVKAXX?XOBW AT?SWTDEM.
Frederik VIII, May 24
United States, June 7
Oscar II, June 19
Hellig 0!av, June 26
Passenger Oikce, 1 Bror.d-xay. N. Y.. or loc*' ?
agents.
MOVING. PAClvnTG & STORAGE !
WTNTEK BITLDINf; STOBAtJE. ;
I' at. bet. 14th and lath n.w.
Over 30,0tW s(j. ft, fine Moras* space for
liotiseijnlri goods, merchandise. pianos, carpets, j
?te. Fireproof rooms, larce an?i ummit \ti
Ins puckiii?. ^rutins nn'l anippiiu:. Telephone
S. 4UL _
!?ADI>EI> MOTOR VAN* lo.'t I.ONT. DISfiQre
;tn<J lo-al lianlmjr; parkin;: and rratinx
>on? t? etperienrei! iii'-ii ; .turner. $1 per
nonth np. CONNECTICUT STORAGE AND
SXI'RESS CO.. jus H ii.? . I'h'.ne l.ine. *JT?_3.
. "SAFETY rUBt.
APROt.CTKLY FliUU'IiOOF STORAGE.
UNITED STATUS STORAGE CO..
Rontns, J'-.OO ami up. Movius. i'ackiag.
Phone Main ?2S9. 41? 4so lum si. n.w.
SMITH'S TRANSITU r ;"-3.
am> st?ra<;i: < <?. paranja
north 31s4-. >. 3313.
>. 3344. Mklil or Hoi- I
idR>. Franklin 3011. &-* ""Op I
LONG-UlSTA.M i; MOVING.
WASHINGTON anil PIIIMADEI.milA, !
W11JIINGTON a nil NEW YORK.
CENTRAL TRANSFER CO.
Day?*' **56 Night?M. 7073.
baggage and hauling.
Murjlaiiil, Virginia nnd 8ui>urbaa
nur .Specialty.
1331 H Street N.W.
FIREPROOF
STORAGE
MO Separate Mocked II00ma
Month $2.50 Up
Merchants' Transfer and
Storage Company
M.iin 6900
920-922 E Street N.W.
|
i
(TEAS. D1T STORAGE fW rURJSTTBJtt
and pianos. Estimate* cheerfully giver. Convenient
location. WEfrCHLKlt'JS. 020 Fa. are.
Fi>one \jfsjn 12S2.
^C^SS^7aST?HA<SE~ICO?WS. CI uiontA
MOVING. PACKING^ up.
R*??^ - J Hr Experts. Low Bitoa.
UNION STOBAGE CO..
ISr*^ w 705 FU. Ave. North 104
414 3d it. o.w. ^?ni1 -
AUCTION SALES.
THIS * FTF,R^OO\.
| AOAH A. W&SUHLSS. AUCTIONEER.
ITRrsTflES* SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESI
TATE OX 41 Ii STREET NORTHEAST,
t NEAR TRINITY COLLEGE. ONE ROT
1 KElNi; IMPROVE!* BY PREMISES NO
i L'SOT. 4tli STREET NORTHEAST.
By virtue of a de?*ree of the Supreme Court
of the Oistr:.*? of IVditnthui. passed In equity
c:nisi' No. o.'d'Tl. Ill*' it inlersi trued tri^tnes will
' ' II hv |r?? notion. on TUKSItAY. THE
THIRTEENTH HAY OF MAT. 1919. AT FIVE
o'(T.:*CI\ P.M . ni front of the respeetiv*
TiromisoB. t!i?- follov. ;u.' des?r<b*d re?] estate,
situate in tlie ? ity nr Washington. I> strn't of
Colmnlva. to ivit: Lot n 'inhere*! 3. in square
as per pin? re. nr led in book 4S. pa-*> 1^5.
of 1 lie s/iv vol's ?Hie** of the IMstrirt of Co
1 *in'>ia. improved by premises No. "RON 4th
street northeast. find lots II. I. J. K and R.
sty) a t r>.n relr.r-shnp *.'| lot l.vlni immediately
'north of sn'd ioj K. jveorfl'ii r to a MiliJiv.'sion
hv Frrderii k Rose of pnrt of lots s and I) of
t'o Kiibdiv'vion by t|n> trustees in equity en ?? ?-?
No. r,iM?. in tie- Supreme Court of tlie I>i*tr;ef
of Co! unbta of "Metropolis View." h plat of
said Rose's siihdix s:on being annexed to n fleet I
ti Liber 1N4N. folio 3TT?. ??f tlie land'reeords of
\i: IMsJri-t of CoP:ta*e*
Ti'inis of sal-*: On^-third '-n?li. lialnneo jn
two equal installments^ pays lie in one and two
\v lit inT?-M n: i? ?? r ernt per unnim,
I'.TaM" arm: annually. from day of m1??, soeured
by ?i?fn| of trust m|khi tii<* property sold,
or ail ??nsb. n* tli" option ?f the p u eha-" r. A
deposit of ?20n on fTwoJl'ii r Rtrl 5>T?o on raWi
!o; i"qnir"d ??f :!.e pureuaxer at tlio timo of
srl-v All < on\"\ rr< or-iin?. revenue
-"UUpR ?juJ tlOtilt'.H 1 f"?-i a! Ill" of !]?*
purchaser T? m- of sale to l?o ? ?>:? {>]with
\v?;hin {lPte?? days from tlu.v of othcrwth"
trustees reserve ih" richf to resell
the proporty n: tin- ?\ k and out of the defa
111!;11^ purchaser. aft* r five days' advertisement
of snoji i"*nb n some n**\v?patHT pub!
??o-l o t4i- ?-jiv of W?sh:n~tou. 1>. C.
CHARI.'"S W. ft A'>;:TT. ColunC";,,, hldj:..
\VA!.T!i: M. HA ST IA N. Evans Hdp..
niy2-d&ds.e*Su Trustee*.
"1"!!?IS .1 .~TTw KN A- SUN. .U'CT!--'NEE?:?. ~
TKl'STK!:^ f=\M\ OF VAT.rAF.f.K IMPROVED
THREE FT'?PY PRICK PWE1J-IN4*.
:*-n* tntii street northwest.
!tr virtue nf ;i ?*ort*'?i t,f trust. dulv
'?k1 in I??r r No. 2T?T fol:o -4~?4 e* seq.. o*
the Iirnl iT'nr.'fi of tlio D-atriet of Columbia,
an J at tlio request of the party secured thcreI"
. Ok- under- trued -oirririn^ trustee will wll
rt public niuCon in f-o?t o* t*"? prem'^s,
VCESDA Y. THE THIRTEEVTfl DAY OF
MAY. A.I). AT KIVK iPCI-OCK P.M.. Mi*
following described land nn<1 premises, situat"
in t 1m* eity of Wns.hiB'jfon. IHstrrt of Columbia.
and designated ns ntid beinc V>t 2?V in
K :L""o-l Flora'* snbdivision of t?ert of block
12. 'Ilolmead Mnnor.*' as p,?r pint recorded in
1 ibor (Vurtity No. 11. folio 1. of the record* of
the ti*tv-e of tie* surveyor of tlie District of Columbia.
ticket!e?r with tli?> improvements.
T? mis of ?le: One-tbird of the purchase
tv.onev to !"? j?nid in ?n*h. balance in two equal
installments, payable ;u one Hnd two years,
with interest at *? per eentmn per suniim. nnv
able semi-anacally. from day of sal". secured
b.v i?f trust noon Hie nronerfv sold or nil
cash. at 1*' opCon of the purchaser A ?!?
ppw-t of $1(5!? will be.rocpcred nt tim<* of sal".
AH . onvcrst:< ':nz, recording. revenue Hump*,
mdarial fces. ot?'i. mi ?-o:f of purchaser. Tfrm?
ef *ab- In he omnlied with within fifteen day*
f .'?.*a dsy of sale. otherwise the trustee remtvs
fh" right to resell the f?r?;?rrty at the
r:*U ati rn<; of defaoL;n; purchaser. after
five days' adx ?>rt isement of s trh resale in som?*
uv* nji ?p? r puhlisUwl in Wadrngfon. P. C.
J OH N H. LARSKit. Surviving Trustee.
m?1-.?& ? * "iH'i
PI Tl Ri: OA vs.
THOMAS J. OWi:.\ & SON. AUCTIONEEK?.
TRUSTEES' >A1 '.V. OK HEAL ESTATE. KEINO
V THREE STORY AM' HASPMl
NT Itl'ICK IHiTKL AND RESTAURANT
SITUATE SEW JERSEY
A 1 ENl"U NOxtTKWEST. WASHINGTON.
it. r.
I'v virtue of :? certain deed of trust recorded
in Lilvr 377b. at folio 192 of seq.. cue of He*
!? tlx J records for tin* District of Columbia. and
?t the request of the party necnrcd. the Vw h-tsC^sed
tiM.sh v.ill ? !! at public auction.
?r. fr i t f the nt FIVE O'CUK'K.
i V THURSDAY. THE FIFTEENTH DAY OK
VAY, i'-J9. of !"* < nineteen tl!M ami
twenty '-to In Kendall ! ". Alexander and
John V.. M'Nally. trustee**'. subdivision of lot#
in ?{!;ar>' #ii hundred and twenty-nine
as fi.-r plat rn rd??J in Lib<*r 15. folio 45. of
ill** wfi yor'ti record* ??f the histrirt of
t'oirmbla. t.jg* t.v-r with tlsrt fmprnvetarci*
the;**on. vndcr IV fol?< wing terms:
O.e-f hird of ti i tw-haae price in ?*?*;? and
11" Ixi'a!'*" :m tin--'- ?-oi;sil Installments, pnyrMc
i'i oil* . two a ad three years, respectively.
with inter- st at tin* rate of *i t?er ontcm
i-er antittm. d< -f-rred payments to t>e secured
by frst iIpp(I of trust on the property sold, or
ail cash, at the option of tie* purchaser. Propel
ty sold free from in emu bran e with n good
reeonl flt!? or no sate. All faxes paid or adjusted
to Hi*? date of ?nl?. All conveyancing,
title examination and other expenses of Iranif
r at tlie cost of the pnrehaaer. A deposit of
$200 wi'l le? rrqairni at the *ale and settlement
must lie mad- within fifteen < 1I days
from date of sab- ??r the d"(u?it forfeited and
the prorvrty resold at tl?/? ?-?* I ami risk oi the
de faulting purehaar. after t|?r**e days' advertisement
In some Washington wwspajiH'.
WM MONTGOMERY. Trustee,
1021 H sr. n.w . Washington. I>. C.
HAS J. <?'\KILL. Trustee,
MKiiil Hide - Washington. D. t'.
ni y7, -d&d# e& Sij
ADAM A. WKSCHHKR. AL'C'TIONEEIi.
TKYKTEKS- SATE OK VAIA'ABEK IM
I'HOVED liKAI. ESTATE. \OK. I.V.Mh
AND 1524 VOLTH CAROLINA AVENlrE
NORTHEAST.
Py virtue of a certain de?ij of tryst recorded
in !,ih-r 4'M'>. folio 455. et acq., of th* land
i?cords of the District of Columbia, nnd *t
rcqm-at of parly aectfred tlierehjr. tlie en*ler
aign?-d truatees will ofi'er for sale b.v public
auction, in front of tin* promises, on Kill DAY.
THE SIXTEENTH DAY OK MAY. 1019. AT
EOI R-THIUTY P.M . the following described
land and premisrs. situate in Washington. Ills
frict of t'oluurbia. to wit: Lot* 8. 9. 10 and
1"? and pat'ta of. lots 14 and 10, in C. I;.
Might's snhlfvision of part of square 100S. as
per plat recorded in Liber No. 40. folio iptl. of
the records of the office of tie* surveyor of said
District. Said lot 15 and parts of lots 11 and
10 described in one parcel as follows: Reg ini
; c at a point on the snrth line of C street,
distant 'J(,M f -et cast front the northwest
in r of lot K*- in said suUHvision and running
;hence ?-a^t along the 1 in? of said street
."1.02 f?-et fltencc south to tli" north' n?t corn-r
of ?aid lot S. thence southwesterly along
the nortlwrly lines of said lots 8, 9 and 1(1 to
the northwest corner of said lot 10. and thence
north to the point of fir-ginning.
Terms of sale: One-third of purchase money
to lw paid in cash, balance in two equal installments.
payable one and two years, with
Interest at t? per cent per annum, payable
M'tui-annually, froin day of sale, secured by
deed of trust npon property sold, or all cash,
at option of pit reliant-r. A deposit of $250 required
of purchaser at time of sale. Ail con- :
veyanring, recording and notarial fees at coat |
of purcliaaer. Terms of sale to bo compiled !
with within fifteen days from day of sale,
otherwise trustees reserve right to resell property
at risk snd oo?t of defaulting purchaser,
after fire days' advertisement of such resale ]
in some newspaper published in Washington, '
D. C. CHARLES W DARB,
JULIUS J. PEYSER. i
myft-d&dsex&u. Trustees.
J. FRANK HARPER. Solicitor.
Centreville. Md.
HABTI.I5TT. POE & CI.AOCEYT. S'.liritor.,
Calvert and Redwood xfs., Da It', more. Md.
TRIHTEEK SALE OF SIX VALCARLB
FARMS. LOCATED ON THE CHESTER
RIVER. IN QUEEN ANNE'S COUNTY,
MD.. NEAR CHESTERTOWN.
By virtue of an order of the United State*
district court for the district of Maryland, in
bankruptcy, tlm undersigned, trustee, will sell
at public auction. In front of the courthouse
a? Cljeaterfow?. Md., on TUESDAY. MAY
TWENTIETH. 1919. COMMENCING AT
TWKIA B fiTMiL-iv >'?? >. six rami*. under
a high state of cultivation. located in Queen
Anna's county. Md.. on the Cheater ri\er. and
within an urea of from one to four and ?n?half
mile* from Clientertown; said farms to
tie sold as separate units and are known a*
follow*: (It The "Home" or "Kolph" farm,
containing -37 acres, more or less; (1!) the
"Bennett" or "River" farm, contacting 300
acres, more or less; (3) the "Kendall" farm,
containing -H7 acres, more or less: (4) the
"Lower Hound Top" _ farm, containing 31'J
acres, more or l?'*s: (5). the "Middle Hound
Top" /arm. containing 400 acres, more or legs,
and (ID. the "Upper Round Top" fartn, containing
800 acres, more or less.
Term* of sale: One-third of the purchase
money in ca*h on the ratification of the sale,
one third thereof six mouths thereafter,
and th?* remaining one-third thereof twelve
(11!) month* thereafter. A deposit of one
thousand dollars ($1,000) in cash or by certified
check will Im* required on the day of sale
from the purchaser of each farm. Deferred
payments to b" secured to the satisfaction of
the trustee and to hear Interest at the rate of
six per ceut (O'rt per annum. Taxes and insurance
to be adjusted to the date of sale. Full
purtictilar* can Ite obtained by application to
the above named solicitors or to the undertig
lied trustee.
W. IRVIMi WAI.KKR. Trustee.
m,vo^>.ll!.15-4t Chestertowti. Md.
ADAM A. WESCHLKR. AUCTIONEER.
Brick dwellings Nos. 92.5, 925
and 927 6th street s.w., and No.
469F street s.w., by auction
to settle an estate.
By virtue of authority vrated in the undersigned
I will offer for sale l,y ptiblie auetlou,
in front of the respective premises. <>n THt'ItS
DAY. MAY FIFTKBN. I?1?. the followingdesrrihed
real estate situated in the eity of
Washington. District of Columbia. to wit:
AT r. O'CLOCK P.M.
Sublet 02. square 405, Improved l?y two-sforv.
fl-roc.ni and h?ith brick dwelling No. 4G?^ F
street south went.
AT 5 15 O'CLOCK P.M.
The north one-half of lot 1, lot 2R and part
of lot 27 In aqua re 470. Improved hy twostory
brick dwelling; C? rooms and hath. No. I
fJ23*6th street southwest, with frame building!
in rear; two-story brick dwelling, fl rooms.
No. 92"? 6th street southwest, with atable in
rear, and two story brick dwelling. A rooms.
No. 927 oth Street southwest, with frame building
in rear.
Terms: One-third cash, balance in six and
twelve months with interest at fl per cent, secured
by deed of trust on the property sold, or ,
all cash. at. the option of the purchaser. $100 j
deposit on each house required at sale. Terms i
to be complied with in twenty days. All conveyancing.
recording and revonua stamps at
purchaser's cost. I
V ADAM A. WKSCHLBR. Auctioneer,
- mjO-Tt Pa. are. n.w.
AUCTION SALES I
TOMORROW. I
ADAM A. WESCHL
FURNISHINGS (
RESIDENCE NO. 171'
BY PUBLIC
WEDNESDAY, I
COMMLNC1N
Mahngan Bedroom Suite,
and Dressing' I aide. Mahogany
i Enamel Beds, i fan' Mattresses.
! Extension Table ami l.cathcr C
Desk. Card Tables. Leather Cliai
| any Claw and Ball Foot Parlor
iany Leather Library Suite. Tea
bras. Ornaments. Plated Ware. C
Chiffoniers. Refrigerator. Mirrors
j Curtains. Portieres, etc.
I
Terms: Osli.
| Ml vTJ
C. ti. SI.OAX & t
| ||g| Large ar
ji&ss? Mid-V
AT SLOAN'S
1322 New Y
| WEDNESDAY,
At 10
Embracing. in part, Bedroom Suites. Persii
: Valuable Cb'na ami Bric-a-Brac. Ft
Bedding. Parlor Suites. Library Tables. Itefrige
Loom Furniture. Valuable Books. Cribs, lea I
1 Kitchen Tables. Kitchen T*t#?n?H1s. Crex and I* i
ware. Carpets. Draperies. Mirrors, Umbrella N
, Mr?rris chair*. Wardrobes, He.. He.
Terms; Cnsh.
| m.vl2-2t
TOMORROW.
ADAM A. VEMmnt, AOCTfOXEEB. I
' <"H A VCKRV KAI.K OK VAL.PABLE IX>T I.N '
AM.KY BE!WEEN litli ANI> lltli. MAS- !
SAIHISETTS AVE. AN1> 1" KTKEEIS
| NOBTHWEKT.
! By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court |
of iJie District of Columbia, passed in Equity'
Cause No. 2G353. the undersigned trustee w'H t
offer for safe lir puttie auction, in front of the j
premise*, op WEDNESDAY, THE FOtJK-?
TEENTJf DAY OK MAY. A.It. 1D1#. AT FOUR ;
O't'UM'K P.M.. the following-described land |
j and premises,, situate iu the city of Washing- i
j ton. District of Columbia, to-uit: The east
] 12.B2 feet of lot K in square 157.
? Terms of sole: One third of the pnrchase J
nmney to paid in cash, the balance in two ]
j equal installment*. payable in one and two j
' yenr*. witli interest at aix per n-nt per aunum, i
prynble semi-annually. from day of aale, ae- j
] cured b.v deed of trim! upon the property sold,'.
; or all cash. at the option of the purchaser. A ;
; de|?osil of $100 required of the purchaser at the J
time of sa!e. All conveyancing. recording. j
| r? venu*- stamps and m?t*r:al fees at the coat of j
! the purchaser. Terms of wile to be complied j
! witn within fifteen days from dny of sale, otli j
erwise the trustee reserves the right to resell j
. the property at the risk and coat of the de- ,
i faulting purchaser. after tire days* advertise- ,
meet of such resale in some newspaper pub- !
lislied in the city of Washington. D. C.
\V)1. H. AIANOGUE. Trustee. |
tny.1 dA-ds.exSr Stewart Building. j
davtd'.vote*, aictionkksr
j OS WEDNKKDAY, MAY FOURTEENTH.!
i 1PIS#. AT TEN hVMH-k A.M.. T will sell at!
! public auction, at the Farxuers' produce (Has- '
I kell) murk*!. 11th nnd B streets n.sr., con- :
i den mod District liorsc# No. 107. So. 701. So. !
j 701-. TERMS CASH AT TIMF. Oil SA1>E. '
Hy order of the Commissioners. 1?. f. A. J
TWKKDALK. Auditor D. c. i?i/12^t (
THOMAS DO W Li NO & CO.. Auctioneers. i
13tli aud V St*. N.W. ,
TRUSTEES' SALE OF VAL-'
i UABLE REAL ESTATE!
KNOWN AS MT. ALTO'
! 1N N. N O. 2650 \V I SCO NS1N j
j AVENUE N.W.. WITtfl
| ground. containing;
j ABOUT 7.09 ACRES.
Hv virtue of a certain deed of trust re- j
! eorded in Liber. 3885, fnl'o 145. of the land \
j words of tli*' District of Columbia, and at t!? i
i request of tY* parties secured thereby, we will ,
j at public auction, in front of the premises on !
j WEDNESDAY. MAY FOURTEENTH. 1910.
j AT Fori: O'CLOCK P.M.. sell the following'
J described land and premises situate in the .
i eounfy of Wasliineton. District of Columbia, j
! and known as all of lot 203 and parts of lots ;
! 282 end 281 in square 1300. formerly part of.
J "Beany and "Hawkins Addition to fieorge- J
?town": alto, lot* 293 to *<*?. both inriuwTt. in!
j Martha A. Hunt's subdivision or part* of said '
I square 1300 as per plai recorded on Liber '
Ooorgetow i Subdivisions No. 2. folio 11, of t
the records of the office of the surveyor of:
[ the District of Columbia, together with the.
i improvements thereon. '
Terras of sale: One-third of the purchase!
money to lie paid in cash, the balance in two'
equai installments payable in one and two
years, with interest at H per cent per annum,
payable semi-annually from day of sale, secured
by a deed of trust upon (be property
sold, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser.
$2,000 deposit required at the time of
sale. All conveyancing, recording, notarial
fees and revenue stamps at the <-ost of the
purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with
within fifteen days from the day of sale, otherwise
the trustees reserve the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost of the deflating
purchaser, after five days' advertisement
of Htich resale in some newspaper published
in- the city of Washington, District of I
Columbia.
WILTON J. LAMBERT, Munsey Mdg..
Trustee.
CHRISTOPHER H. POPE. Southern btdg..
Truster.
OKOPOK It. ERASER. Attorney.
; mys.10.13
" ADAM A. WE8CHLER. AUCTIONEER."1""
Two-Story, Attic and Ceiiar
Semi-Detached Brick Dwelling
No. 3561 11th Street, N.W. by
Auction.
Bv virtue of authority vested in the under- |
Signed I will Offer for sale by nubile auction,
in front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY. ?
j MAY FOURTEEN. 1919, AT FIVE O'CLOCK J
1 P.M.. lot 58. in square 2S32, improved by a j
! semi-detached brick dwelling, ten rooms anu i
' bath.
Terms or all cash, at option of purchaser.
I Deferred payments, if any, secured by n deed
1 of trust upon tin* property sold at f> per cent. ;
! $200 deposit required at sale. All roqvey|
nnring. recordlug. notarial fee* and revenue :
! stamps at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale ,
1 to lie complied with in twenty day* from day
i of sale. ADAM A. WESCHLER. j
my7-dAds.c*-8u Auctioneer.
; " FIT! RRJJAVS.
THUS. J. OWEN ? HON. AUCTIONEERS, j
I TRUSTEE*' KAi.K OK VALUABLE THREE- |
STORY BltlCK DWELLING. NO. UUO '
EAST UAI'ITOI. STREET NORTHEAST. I
By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly re- )
-corded, in Liber No. 3810, folio 119 ot seq.,
j of the land records of the District of Colum- \bia.
and at the request of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell, at
public auction in front of the premises, on ?
FRIDAY. THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF MAY.
A.D. 1919. AT FIVE-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M.. '
the following described laud and premises, sit- }
uate in the District of Columbia, and designat*- j
ed as and being lot 70. in Hie Washington Real
Estate Company's subdivision of lots in square J
988. as per plat recorded in Liber 18. folio 49. '
l of the records of the office of the surveyor of [
i the District of Columbia.
I Terms of sale: Hold subject to a prior deed
{ of trust for $5,000 and the amount oyer and
above said trust to be paid in cash. A deposit
of $300 required at time of sale and the
purchaser allowed fifteen days to complete the
purchase. Further particulars at time of sale
J. CLAUDE KEIPEK.
HOWARD 8. GOTT.
myfl-dJcds.exflu ___ Trustees.
ADAM A. WESCHLER. AUCTIONEER.
Administrator's Sale of Valuable
Diamonds and Icwelrv.
A? antlioriXMl by Kuprrrn. loiirt. !>. ( ., pro '
luilf ?rilcr. will mil. MAV TWENTY-?EV '
ENTH. 1!?J9. AT ELEVEN A.M.. al auction
rooms of Adam A. Weschler. 0i!0 Pa. ave. n.w..
Wnsliinston. D. </.. the following mentioned
Diamonds and Jewelry:
Pair of Diamond Earring*.
Two Solitaire Diamond Kings.
One Brooch wftli diamonds.
Gold Bracelet with diamonds.
Gold Bracelet.
May be inspected at auction rooms after
May 20.
T. U JEFFORDS, Administrator.
JEFF0RD8 & BUTTON, Attorneys.
Southern Building. uiy9 d&dba.exSu
AUCTION SALES
Tnwimntr.
ER, AUCTIONEER
CONTAINED IN
9 DE SALES ST. N.wJ
AUCTION.
MAY 14th. lyig.
<i 10:30 A.M.
Twin Beds. Dresser. Chiffonier
Princess Dresser. Brass and
Mahogany Colonial Sideboard,'
hairs. White Mahogany Table
rs and Rockers. Carved Mahog hiiie.
Rosewood Pieces, Mahog-i
Wagon. Oriental Rugs. Candela- ]
lak an<l W hite Lnamel Dressers.
;. Toilet Ware, Bed Linen, Lace;
A11AM A. WKSCHI.KK. AuvtimMT.
1
<)., INC.. AUCTIONLKRS, j
I
S'ow York Ave.
id Attractive j
Veek Sale |
GALLERIES,
ork Avenue.
IV I.VY 14. lt^ig.
A.M.
an and Domestic Rug*. Ffrass and Enamel Reifp, j
rrnitnro. IVv?k<*ase*. TofW TV'tre. Mattresses. J
rat or*. <;?* Heaters. Pictures. ( orches. Dining :
Joxps. (ins Stoves. File Cases. Clothes Trees. ;
Iht Tings. Foroli Furniture. Wardrobes. Glass- J
Hands, <?dd Chairs ami Rockers, Electroliers,
r. C. SLOAN k CO.. INC., Atirls.
- i
FITI'BE DAYS.
IMPORTANT AUCTION BALK
of
VI'.RV UNUSUAL COLLECTION Of* MAG*
MI'ICKNT FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS.
PIANO. ORIENTAL RUGS. PICTURES.
MIRRORS. PORTLY MANTEL.
BRIC-A-BRAC. ETC.. ETC..
For account of execmtors of estate of
PROMINENT DECEASED NEW YORK
BROKER.
Ki-ujovif] from cyuntry estate to our salesrooms,
407 North Howard street urwad floor),
Baltimore. Md..
Fw convenience of sale ?w
FRIDAY, Ma.v 1<J. 1919. Beginning at
J0:9k A.M.
Mentioning in port: Costly and Handsome
Carved Mahogany Dining Room Suite, con- I
sisting of Round Table. BufTet. Serving Table, j
5 Leather-seat Diners. 2 t'iiina Caaes: Large J
and Magnificent Carved Mantel. Hnported from
Italy, at >1 coat of $5,000; Mahogany Bteinv?y
Upright Piano; Large Oil Painting.
"Scene From 'Ingoujar.* " by II. S. Gorlich;
Handsome Co*wed Engraving. "H* Clay Before
Senate" (with key): several very unusual
I/wis XV design white and gray enatnd Bedroom
Suites, complete. Hair Mattresses and
Pox Springs; Clioval Mirror: Maple Redraftm
Suite; Handaonte Brass Beds, complete; magnific?*ot
Odd 4-wing Screen. Gold and Ormuta
llatl Clock, iadj'x GoId and Ornmla Desk.
Gold Armchairs, in tapestry and silk; Gold
and Cane Davenport. all . imported from
France; White Enamel ami Gold Hill Piece:
Italian Carved Armchair. In etnhosood leather;
Onyx and Gold Jardiniere and Flower Stands;
G?!d and Onyx Center Tables. Imported from
France; White Enatnel Desk and Bookcases:
variety of Pictures. Mirrors. Costumers,
Chairs. Rockers. Brir-a-Brac, Antique China,
Sheffield Ware. etc.. etc.
Note: The furniture above mentioned all j
made or imported by R. J. Horner k?Co., G8d
st.. New York Hty.
Also Oriental Rugs, various siz??: Bokhara*.
Skit-vans, Cashmere. Cabistan. Kurdistan. Kiripartshah.
KSzaks. etc.
ON EXHIBITION. THURSDAY. MAY 15.
Terms: Cash, immediate removal required.
SAM. TV. PATTIHOX A CO.. AUCTIONEERS.
Baltimore. Md. myl3-2t
"~TlIO?rj. OWEN A SON. AUCTIONEERS.
TRCKTKFK* SALE OF VALUABLE SIX-ROOM
FRAME DWELLING. NO. 7*5 51st
STREET NORTHEAST. TO BE SOLD IN
THE OFFICE OF THOMAS J, OWEN
A SON.
By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded
in Liber No. 3644, folio 107 et seq..
of the land records of the District of Columbia.
and at the request of the party, secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees wiil sell at
public auction in the office of Thos. J. Owen
6 Won. 1331 "G" street northwest, on WKDNEHDAY.
THE TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF
MAY. A.I). 1919. AT THREE O'CLOCK P.M..
the following described land and premises, situate
in the District of Columbia, and designated
as aud being lot 15. in square 5197. Tn
Sidney I*. Marshall's subdivision of part of the
"Sheriff estate" known as "Beverly." a? per
plat recorded in the office of the surveyor of
the District of Columbia. In Liber County
21. at folio 20.
Terms of *ale; Bold subject to a prior deed
of trust for $1,000 and the^ amount over and |
?WTr iwiu irow iff U9 JWlfl ID FIKll. A OPposit
of $100 required at time of sale and the
purchaser allowed ten days to complete the
purchase. Further particulars at lime of sale.
It. KKLIK TALBOTT.
HEBE It L. THORNTON.
m.vl0.13.15,17.20 Trustees.
THOMAS J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS
TRUSTEE*' SALE OF REAL ESTATE. BEING
A THREE (3) STORY BRICK
DWELLING, KNOWN AS 409 NEW JERSEY
AVENUE NORTHWEST. AND A
TWO (2) STORY BRICK DWELLING.
KNOWN AS 417 NEW JERSEY AVENUE
NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON, D. C.
By virtue of a certain deed of trust recorded
In Liber S717, at folio 472 et aeo.. one of the
land records of the District of Columbia, and
at the request of the party secured, the undersigned
trustees will sell at public auction,
in front of the premises, at HALF-PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK P.M.. ON THURSDAY. THE FIFTEENTH
DAY OF MAY, 1919. part of original
lot numbered three CI) in square six hundred
and thirty (930), described as follows: Beginning
at a point on New Jersey arentse two
hundred and seventy (270) feet southeasterly
from the northwest corner of said square and
running thence northeastwardly on a line at
right angles to said avenue, one hundred and
twenty-six (126) feet, three (3) inches, more
or less, to a twenty (20) foot wide alley;
thence north along said line of said alley to
intersect a line drown parallel with the last
aforesaid line twenty-two <221 feet distant
therefrom; thence southwardly along said parallel
line tp the lin?? of said New jersey avenue,
and thence with said line of said avenue
twenty-two feet to the point of beginning, together
with the improvements, known as No.
417- New Jersey arc. n.w.
AND IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER, lot
fotty-aevc-n (47 > ?f Mary E. Mann ami others'
subdivision of lots In said square six hundred 1
and thirty (830). as per plat recorded In Ltbep
23, folio 1?>3. of the surveyor's office records
of the District of Columbia, together with the
improvements, known as 44)9' New Jersey ave.
n.w., under the following terms:
One-third of the purchase price in cash and
the balance in three equal Installments, payable
in one, two and three years, respectively,
with interest at the rate of (i per Centura per
annum, deferred payments to be secured by
first deed of trust on the properties sold, or
?ll cash, at tin* option of the purchaser.
Properties sold free from incumbrance, with
a good record title or no sale. AH taxes paid
or adjusted to the date of sale. All conveyancing.
title examination and other expenses
of transfer at the cost of the purchaser. A
deposit of $290 . u each parcel will be required
at the sale and settlement must be made within
fifteen (15) days from the date of sale or
the deposit forfeited and the property resold
at the cost and risk of the defaulting purchaser.
after three days' advertisement in some
Washington newspaper.
WM. MONTGOMERY. Trustee.
1821 H st. n.w.. Washington. D. C.
C1IAS. J. O'NEILL, Trustee.
McGill Bldg.. Washington, D. 0.
myS-d&ds.exSu .
WASHINGTON HOTELS.
THE CAIRO HOTEL,
Que st. next to corner 16th n.w.;
modern 12-story fireproof structure
rnnma with hath W VII
per day; rooms with running
hot and cold water, $2.00 per
day.
HOTEL LOGAN
i rrmot'eaw plan.
IOV3A OIXCLE. Car. 13th ST. Jf.W
WILLIAM CATTO. Prepri?ta?. _
Experienced Advertisers Prefer
_ THE STAR
RESORTS.
aTlaxtki rrv. jv. j.
HOTEL
CHELSEA
Orcufivin.; ciijiw Muck ??r nc?*?ti front in th?
?!!?t It* Cii?-hrf.n ?* < < ion; 3?Vl bfd?haiN.*er*
MitH prvtMte tiatiiH <frcv. rul s >.i v.
HI5I1 flaxi* orchestra. ? *ft*, prill, etc. Crunch
Holt jjrivifetfes. .\jios inert tr;t;a>.
I took Id. ojwji nil j?tr.
J. It. THOMPSON & CO.
W?J*I\ Ul uiioeu.iuiu 1
01 iheVear. j
A r<7CMiM.wd?standard J
of excellervco. I
C?yc.r600. jmTEKJ.BVZBir)f
totHTKev m \i,itV ~sek\ii
HOTEL KENTUCKY
KENTUCKY AVK NEAR REACH.
EUROPEAN AN.
Rat^s. $1.00 to S3.50 Per Dav.
SJpflm healed: elevator: eleotr'c lijrhta: telephone
ererv room; runnine water In rooms.
yrtrnf bntbr. \. K. KENNAPY.
HOTEL BILTMORE
Formerly TVestmnnt)
Rhode Island Ave., near Roordwnlk.
A'! o-.ifvde room*. Suites wit1, hart'
Qrci?e?tra. Panrinc. Capacity 250.
Hot and cold sea water hatha.
T*ndrtr imw jnnnacenient.
Ptl.TAtrtTtF HOTFL CP.
South Carolina Avenue, adjacent to beach.
CiH> ithi.K fined p-tronai;e.uiu l .uauc.xitf.
Wxi..yuiOOf:J:.L.W9 art t_erv.ceexcei.e.it.
Lif^e ?*Uf.Uffl, ttiikltrt. %. l .niieKJw
HOTEL NEW ENGLA ND
So. Caroliufl me. and Reach. Central location.
American and European plans: private hath*,
ninnini; water in rooms: elevator: fine jtnrrlte*.
etc. Cap..35Q. Rcwotiabteratcn. B^H.Williams.
MONT1CELLO
Hc?t Hotel \alui<
*2 50 up daiJy. SU 00 tip weekly, with menln.
F1 UO up d*iily for rooms. Capacity 4' 0. It Ins.
;rated folder. A.C. EKHOI M.
THE WILTSHIRE
tMrgU'a ?t?. ami IVarh. Ocrtn Ti?w. rapa,lly
350. Privata hattis. running watrr In rant
rlarator. ate. Amur, pine?$3.50 tip rtailv: apr
dal weakly. Booklet. SAMTKL KLLIU
"I^yMOR^-ATLA>mcan)
1 VJHgS^EATESI HOTEL SUCCESS)
THE CARLTON c";r
Opens May 3(?. Booking* now being ma tie.
Ownership miinagenipnt.
( HAS. P. ZAZZAI.I.
TRY CLARENDON HOTEL
Virginia are., near Beach. 100 rooms, with
hot an.1 cold running water. Private haths.
Capacity 3H0. Write for rate*. M. HUTCH INS
IT " H I VIRGfifU AVBJi CE
Absecon Hotel 7.n?s,r
Private baths. riinun ng water. Elevator. $3
up daily; $10 up weekly. Booklet. O.I).Painter.
HOTEL FRANCIS
Michigan are. near bench. European plan.
Cafeteria In connection with hotel. Hot and
cold running water in rooms. Write for rates.
_ J. V. ami M. C. UONOV AN.
HOTEL EDISON^--^
Every a-rrice and comfort. Kjr- Ul ?pr:ng rates
American and Kwropean plan. Rsiuoiuc water
in rooms. A. l.l.NhLNHLlil CO.
HOTEL DE VILLE
Ocrau view. 'High-grade table. Low -irin^
r^ifxc, ih'dies'rt-?dsnc'nt:. THOS. M. O'BRIEN
firhiTTIT?P Virginia ave/and
W HI 1 1 IJCilx Ranch. Ocean view
Excellent table. Heme comforts. $2-50 np da:l.v,
$12.50 up weekly. Bklt. II. I>. & M. ('. SALES
PHILLIPS HOUSE
Miunacbtifietts arc. v.?nr iVach. F. r. Phillips.
THE RALSTON *
day up. Weekly, $12 op. Homelike. TJnde:
new anmwceat. $ KRAU8E.
HnfJ Crvzt Rt place., near
Kiocei oca Central to al
attractions. Homelike. Coed table. Moderate
retes. American-European pbLn*
KINGSTON nc**n Are- F!r*t
IVI11UU V fe-M from beach. Fireproof
Orator: oaths: o< ean-riew rooms; distinctive
table; S3 up daily: special weekly.
^elixville^r^;;^
13.60 wp <!?lly: $13.50 np weekly. Enroj/caj
plan. $1 ?p. Special weealy rmtea.
cTevelandinn
North Chesapeake It on oh. Md. Open May 30.
week one!. C. K. fLEVF.laAND. Kensington. Md.
ASBIRY PARK. X. J.
U NEW \Jl
MONTEREY
HOTEL
j
Ideal Resort Hotel
OPENING JUNE 28
Directly on Ocean. All outside rooms;
hot and cold salt water in bathroom*.
NEW MONTEREY GRILL
Entirely new?service a la carte and
dancing?large and most beautiful on
the Jersey coast. Ideal for motoring.
Golf and tennis.
SHERMAN DENNIS, Manager
North
I Asbury Park, i
* I u
BEACH HAVEN, X. J.
THE ENGLESIDE
OPEN JUNE 20-?The best combination of genuine
seashore features on the Atlantic roast.
Matchless Ashing, sailing, bathing, etc.?ocean
and bay. Five tennis courts.
The Engleside offers modern appointments,
sea and fresh water private baths, etc.
Orchostra Garage Booklet
R. F. ENGLZ, Manager.
OCEAN PROVE, X. J.
HOTEL WHITFIELD. Central location; block
from ocean. Fireproof. Ranks first among
family hotels, and noted .for its lionie-cooked
meals. CHA8. M. HERMAN. Owner and Mgr.
EAGLES MERE PARK, PA.
DESIRABLE FURNISHED COTTAGES COMplete,
with mod. con v.. for rent at reasonable
terms; occupants take meals at the Forest Inn.
Wrftt H, V. YEAGER. Mgr.. Hughesvilie. Pa.
SUMMER CAMPS.
PINE TREE CAMP
FOK GIRLS. On beautiful Naomi Lake. 2.000
fret above sun. i? pine-laden air of Pooou.i
Mountains. Four liours from Now York and
Philadelphia. Bungalows and touts on sunny
bill. Hockey. Iwskoi hall, canoeing?all outdoor
sports. Philadelphia, Peon.. 404 W.
School Lane.
MISS BLAXCHE D. PRICK.
EDUCATIONAL.
WOUI.D I.IKK TO TAKK UP LESSONS IN
English, privately, with good teacher. Kindly
\Vnte. Address Box 2K.VS. St arottic-e. 1f>?
Accountancy
Offers exceptional opportunities to ambitious
men and women. Investigate
PACE COURSES today. Call or write
fo?* Bulletin.
PACE INSTITUTE
10Q4 F St. N.W. Phone Main WIST.
CIVIL SKKVICE FX AM I NATIONS,
For statistical clerk. June 21, 22 and 23. Tuition
for entire ?*ourse for thes? examinations
*5. THE CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY
acHftni ?o. corner 12th and F n_u,-_ Piw.n,.
Krnnhlin S080.
The Temple School
fihorrbawi. Sorrlo*
Phor* M?.n J26S# * #
STEWARD'S
U ASMIXCTOX^ I.KAPIAU BISIX^S
COLLEr.K.
12th nnd F Sim. N V%. If. S671.
Folly tcerotltfd by tlwus?Bd? of utliM
patrons. Writ* or pltou for fail la(tra?tto?
sbont oar courseo.
JUAN B. MIRABAL,
rrACKE* OF AHTXBTIO PIANO PLATING,
li? O BT. W.W.
EDUCATIONAL
HALL-NOYES SCHOOL
SPKINC IT.KM MAY 12-Jri-Y ft.
l??y ?n1 nisfct. tSrade.i mi higti ofeeol ,
' < mnif?I?*t<\ under ex-fenehrr ('. U. S. ,
All C'ril Serr.ee preparatory work under for-'
n? r I', ft cximiiHf. Aloo pr.vat** All '
.ijj s. ( aJa log no. 1MM E u.o IMioor M. 3417 7.
i HE CIVIL SERVICE i
PREPARATORY SCHOOL \
I,. AIXU.VH KICHAKDM. M. A.. M. X.. lvi? |
S.K. ?"<?r I-tii ami T N.W. Phone frank 2GH0. !
Shorthand. Typewriting. Decimal Filing, j
Fookkecpnc. English and Matliematica. J
Social class for 1WARTMENTA!. CIJiRK j
' : :< in ? km. for eat^? ?-vi.rs
tilt. IN1V KUSITY PICIPA KA'fMK V SlUOOL. I
U?ol,!'H Kh HA It US. M A.. M. S I'lUN '
"tin lJ*h sr. n.w. Franklin IMSt> Mathematics:
nil branch'**), physic*. l'.uglish. l-al-n. French,
I .rck keeping. Certificate mlmiis to all unicer- ,
v'ticv. Tuition. j?or month.
WASHINGTONSixnSf!
FOTKKT A WtitTMORK. Pn?r*
Shorthand ?<Jre;rir or Pitman i. Touch Tjrffw
rit tug.. l-"nkk' -pi >z. Civil Service a Specialty.
' l.ASSKS KVERV |?AV AM* KVKMNti.
I J1 <J 8T. N. W . nen Main '.'S71
WOOD'S--"??L
All ''ommsrrHl !
litan?he?. Slth yr i
rsnIf fn l.ATRttAt.
First In FIB~ (fury.
k,*Jr?i In tk<> Hfnrtfl nf It* student* |
KAT?S :
DAT ? 1 rrenth.?. SS4.00 7 menth*. S?i It. j
KiGHT?* month* S120?: 8 cfl.tt
0VET- I,COO STTOEN'TS LAST TEAR. ;
Our nir* 'Instructor* have an trt'ij#
[ pr;pncf of twelve jeara.
N*w Earning Clause* from ??:38 to 7:80 *?4 j
T.8M to 0 .to. Call f telephone for farther .
Ufrrmntioa.
OLT OK \VASHI\t;TO\.
rHAKIAtTTK HAM. KCIIOMl.. <HAKU>TTkl
St. Marys county. Md. Founded 1774. 1
A well established military academy, in pro . j
j ioiit.v to Ke.ltimorc nud Washington: estate of J
' r.iiT- a< res; healthful location; *afe home fo. '
ls?ys; business and classical course*; moderate j
terms. For aialogiu? address lapi. It. F. ,
CilOWSON. principal.
PROPOSALS.
IOEPASTllBNT OF TUB lXTF.RHHt. W ASH
; .I :tou. May s. 11)19. -Sealed proposals, iu du- !
j plh-ate. will be reeoivd at the deiwtr.menl \
j until *J o'clock p.m. Tbnradny. May !!9. 1919. j
'cud tfaeu npeo-d. for forn'shinc ami installing
J of a track scale, eom^etr, a* Saint EHrahetin j
. Hospital. Washington. I#. (*.. in accordance j
j with spfvjficai :oiik. ?opies of which may be' ob- |
i taiued upon Application to the chief clerk of j
j tlie department. S. II. HOPKINS, A$suUanr
i S?" rffary.
i MAY ?, lilt; PKUP(Mlii* WlLf. BE RE1
fr'vfl by the Ruivau of Fug raving and Pr*nt-I
fnz up to 2 p.m. Jnne 15, ItlHL for the clean*- j
inc of printer*' wiping ?loth?. nnd ridding the
, bureau and Its annese* of roach**. nutar hug*,
nice. etc.. and also for the purchase of the nr- j
ioaatnlfltloti of broken hove*. crafin? material, i
etc., for the fiscal year 101X1. Kpo*iflration*
;anl further Information will he furnisimd ou ;
implication to JAMBS L. WII.METH. Director.
I myl3&27 2?
I OFFICE OF THE <X?MMl?3IONF.k?. H. I
i Washington. P. t\. May 12, 1P10. Sealed pro- J
posals will be received at I his office. Room I
: 511. District IIti i l?1 inc. until 2 oVlocfc. p.m..'
0. lft|p. f?ir furnishing, delivering and !
erecting at il?e Punip'ng Station. 4th
' and Bryant Streets. N.W.. Washington. ft. i
one fuel e?*onomizer. Specification* and forms (
, of proposal may he had upon application to flic j
1'cirljtK W Officer. Room jcpi. ftistrX Build
I :ng. I/>riS RI10WXL0W. VV. liWYNN CAR j
, DINER, CHARLES W. K1T7. Conimfss'nu- |
i era. ft. mjrl3-3t j
I OFFICE OF THE ZONE RIFELY OFFICER.
i 17th and F sts. n.w.. Washington. I). C.?
! S'-alad propoaal* for furnishing coal to retired
| offierrs in Washington during fiscal year 1320. {
| trill ho oppned at the nbov address May 15.
! lPlft. 11:00 a.m.?000 Tons Anthracite Egg. !
J 4?H? Tons Antliracite Stove. 250 Tons An tiara
j cite Nut. Proposal Manks mny l*e had upon
; j application at this- office. Proposals to i>e filed j
j triplicate aud must liear guaranty thereon. !
! Mark envelopes "PROPOSALS FOK FURNISH- \
; ISO COAL." and address to the Zone Supply I
; Officer, Washington. ft. t\
j ap22.!T>.24.25.2*27. my 13.14 _
REAL ESTATE L0A3TS.
' ! MONET TO LOAN?$25(1 to $500,000 ON D. r.
real e*ute. Several Urge trust fund*. AH
i transactions conducted with eco*oaucal coa'
sideratioos for borrower*.
I WM. O. SAUNDERS A CO..
Southern bldg.. B87 15th at. n.w.
I WE HAVE MONEY ON HAXI? TOtA)AN~ON
. | approved r*al estate *ecurRy in the ft. C. at
> J current rate* of interest. PROMPT REPLIES
jAXft ECONOMICAL CONSIDERATION POL
: BORROWERS.
} MOORE A HILL (Inc.). 1420-22 H *t. I
' ! $4.?H?0 AN J>$5,000 TO LOAN ON FIRST- :
; > mortgage improved rcnl estate in ft. C., 31ary?
' land aud Virginia : 0 iv?r c*nt interest.
. ( Fl.M'IN BROWN. 600 F p.m.
I MONEY TO LOAN ON PEAL ESTATE.
lar?;f. loans a specialty.
. prompt service.
THE F. H.SMITH COMPANY !
Fir. FIFTEENTH KTREET. j
r amount*"from'$1 !ooo TO 'fae'ioo.1' i
.Mm large fund to loen on buying i
property or apartment bldgs. Prompt J
answers to applications. One per cent
coat mission. Current interest rates.
SHANNON & LLCfiS. Loan Dept.
Via in 345. 713 14th at. b.v. j
|
, MONET TO LOAN O.N KKAL ESTATE AT j
lowest rates. Special pririle;e? with respect to
prior payments. TYLER & RUTHERFORD. ;
817_15th st. e.w.
On D. C. Real Estate.
We srt at once. Courteous treatment.'
] PERCY H. RUSSELL_CO.. ?th and N. Y. are. :
1 " REAL EST 1TE LOANS A SPEI-IALTT. i
Lowest Interest Kates. Prompt Serr'.ce.
__ CEO. W. LIN KINS. 1714 Pa. are.
WE TWO.
BY DR. FRANK CRANK.
(Copyright, 1919.)
We two!
You are sitting over there with your
knitting: and I over here with my book.
With us, invisible companions, silent
ghosts, are Forty Years, their arms
full of memories, their faces sweet
and smiling, yet a little sad. as all
Children of Fast are a little sad.
Thanks to the favorable fates we ,
have this room and somewhat of crea- :
ture comforts. And quiet, a gift it |
takes old age to understand. All ts
still except the hastening clock upon
file mantel.
The foikB have been here today, and
the grandchildren, but they have gone
to their homes. The clatter of racing
feet, the shrill laughter, the babble
of tongues hsve ceased, and it is as
j if we had come into a waveless pool
j after the roaring rapids. In this pool
I of silence you and 1 alone.
We two!
We two, whom destiny has made
one.
Long ago?is it forty years??we
met as wandering motes in time'H
sunbeam, between us the primal affinity.
w thin us the selective passions.
I'nder the June trees I kissed you first,
i How shy and afraid and delicious was
'your girlhood!
j Since that day what storms, what
'shipwrecks, what partings and perils.
I what adventures, what strife and
| peace, what fears, struggles, what
I happy hours of companionship, what
' ~t.. .1.1 nee onH KiHac (OBPI flnH n fl \v
i we two alone, and silence circumambient
I
I would rather you were here,
woman, with your pray hair, than any
fresh blossom of youth. Not divine
Aphrodite, not Helen of Troy, not any
woman of earth or heaven, could be
to hue what you are. For over us is
the chrism of time, around us life has;
poured its full meanings. And the!
Ghost:; are with you.
O my love! to nte you have inter- I
pretrd existence. You are the everflxed
landscape of my soul, the stars
of my sky., the mountain peaks of my
valley. Where you are Is home. Where
you are not is homesickness.
As 1 look at you I realise the Wonderful
Secret, known onjy to those
that have taken life's thirty-second
degree.?that there is something
greater than Gove, although Gove is
Ihe Greatest Thing in the world?it is
Goyalty. Oh. I rest in you. For were j
I driven away in shame, you would ;
follow?of course. Were I burned in i
I fever, your cool hand wou'd soothe
jme. Were 1 hunz to the highest tree.
II know who would stand there and
ween and wait. Were I damned to
the lowest hell, you would follow, and
it they asked you. "Wiil you ~o. too "
you would answer, saying:, "Of
course!"
I have been a long time on this
globe and have seen much disappointment.
but I have amassed one treasure?you.
With your soul, pearl of
great price, clasped in iny hand, shall
I pass, and take my place among th6
well-to-do of heaven.
'Tie you who are my past, you alone
redeem and make tolerable
ilw HimtflVraM* ejre*
Of tljoM" ptw?r
nww filuoiw, isodfert ;?| Ye?trrday*.
'Tis you who remain. For you are
all my future. Facing the multitudinous
silences of what is to be. I should
shrink, were it not for you. Not alone
shall I front my Judgment. There, as
here, it shall he?we two!
Mr ?m?l and your*
O hmi'l in hand tot us faro forth, two phosts.
Tnlo tl?o chostlinoMM,
The infln'*" and fihnnnd'nr snliludfn,
lloyoi?4 -O Kcvrntd beyond!
STOLE LOAVES OF BREAD
TO APPEASE HIS HUNGER
Aped Man's Personal Bonds Taken
by Judge Aukam and Treatment
Arranged For.
How- hunger acted as a goad to
theft of two loaves of bread whs told
by .labies IJavis. seventy years old.
white, when brought before the bar
of the United States branch of the
Police Court this mo riving.
The story he told caused .1 udc**
Aukam to take bis f?ersona! bond and
turn him over to the Prisoners Aid
Association tor treatment. l?*\is declared
that by reason of sickness
he had been obliged to give up bis
job as laborer at the Indian Head Md..
proving grounds recently.
He was without a penny and had
slept in a stable loft. An aged wife
bad beer dependant oti his earnings
and she also was near starvation he
cauw of his plight. It was hfraupr
of ihis. lie said, tbnt ho stoic th* bread
from a box in front of ;;i2 Pcnnr->1vania
avenue north went. The policeman
who arrested him declared that
the man had eaten the bread ravenously
at 4:1 A o'clock thin morning:.
lie was taken to the Central Cnion
Mission for aid and me hcnl or hospital
treatment will In* given if
needed.
McGoorty Knocks Out Reeve.
leONCON. Monday, May i:.?BtMie
McGoorty of Oshkosh. Wis., middleweight.
knocked out Harry Reeve in the
third round of their bout here tonight.
A bud none polls n good fare
ARE YOU HANDICAPPED?
The now i? the most proraim-flt feature of
the rm-f and the |?e?t indicator of character.
To Succeed Your Ncso Must Be Right.
Woodbury Method shape* noaea perfectly
without pain or detentkta froio duties.
Hot Rt all expensive and fully guaranteed.
Mark uo*e most like yonr own and have
I>R. STACK HOY8E. eminent eorgeoa
dermatologist. explain, withont etianre.
what can l*e quickly accomplished for you.
John H. Woodbury
8ATE?SANK?STRB METHOD.
Only n 1 45 V. S?tb ST.. New York.
a That tired, woro-out feeling is Rj
Mm caused by a run-down system. M
D You need an iron tonic to rebuild H a^
jjaj tissue quickly?to send rich, red Bl
H blood coursing thru your body to H H
H supply the elements that have Bj B
H Income exhausted. B
I Acid Iron Mineral 1 I
H is prescribed by physicians in ail H '
cases where a tonic is indicated, H
H because it is the most powerful H
H natural iron tonic known. H
Acid iron mineral ii prepared fey n ate re flB
and coon to poa isac M it conn front our
S| natural medicinal iron depotio in Miariiaippi
m ?the only knue-n depot:I in the entire -enrid |H
H ?and ia not to be confo.rd with chemically
[B P epared tablets. Pw rivoiy will not isjcrw K
|B the teeth or eauae ID eifecta. Bj
Get a bottle fiom your drug- K
gist today, take as directed, and
in a few days you will notice an H
9b improvement in your health. B|
I FTRRODIXE CHEMICAL CORP. B
Roanoke, Virginia B>
H For Sale by People') I
I Drag Store.- I
Almost Died from
tynmarli Trnnhln
UtVIUHVU II VUU1V
Mr. Campbell lost 66 pounds.
Regained it, and tells howhe
got well.
"Before I started taking Milks
Emulsion, the doctor told me it
wasn't any use, for I was going to
die.
"But if you could see me now, you
wouldn't think that there had ever
been anything the matter with me.
I was in bed, flat on my back, when
I commenced taking Milks Emulsion.
I had lost 66 pounds. I have
regained my health and strength.
I don't look like the same man I
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