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For the Builder?Home
Seeker and Speculator
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GOOD
NEWS
200 Beautiful Building Lots
Located at Marietta Park in the Northwest section
of Washington will be thrown on the market and sold
to the highest bidder for whatever they will bring at the
ABSOLUTE AUCTION SALE
( to be held '
Saturday, November 26th, 1921
at the Arcade, 14th Street N.W. and Park Road
Send for Beautiful Colored Birdseye
View of Marietta Park?Do It Now
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I Am Directed to
1 SELL
SELL
SELL 1
Regardless of Cost?Regardless of Value?Regardless of Price y\
Take Takoma ear on
14th St. or Penna.
ave. and get off at
Kennedy and 5th St.
?one short block
from Marietta Park.,
Local Office: |i
1406 G St. N.W. ij
Telephone Main 4535 =
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"STORMBOY
The Big Double-breasted, Belted
Ulster, of virgin wool*, fresh from the
Great Northzvest,
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This product is the pride of the Oregon
City Woolen Mills. Fine Broad-wale Her
ringbones that defy both wind and cold.
^Virgin, Wool is tcool as it comes from the sheep's tao/o?
never used or worked Jjefore.
DRESS & Afternoon CLOTHES
Combining Quality and Moderate Cost
Full Dress Coat and Trousers,
Tuxedo Coat and Trousers,
Cutaway Coat and Vest,
All garments of fine unfinished worsted?silk lined thru-out
$55
$45
$40
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Early Xmas Leader!
600 Fine
Jersey Silk
Shirts
3 for $19.50
Well made, well cut, fast dyes
Sizes 13Yt to 17?Boxed Free
Popular!
600 Pairs
Tan Cape $ 7 .95
Gloves
' Outseam style. Sizes to
MONEY'S WORTH OR MONEY BACK
PERSHING HONORED
BY ALFALFA CLUB
The Alfalfa Club, one of the most
prominent local dining clubs, gave a
dinner last night at' Rauscher's In
honor of Qen. John J. Pershing. Many
other prominent guests were present
and gave short Impromptu speeches,
but. In Gridiron Club style, they were
not to be quoted. Members of the
dinner committee were Charles F.
Humphrey, chairman; Charles P.
Light, secretary; John H. Carroll, Mil
ton C. Elliott. Richard V. Oulahan.
Wilds P. Richardson and Edgar C.
Snyder. '
| Among those who spolce were Gen.
i Pershing, "Ui*;le" Joe Cannon. Rep
resentative Frank W. Mondell, Thomas.
W. Brahany, George B. Christian, jr..
Thomas W. Gregory, Maj. J. C. Hemp
hill. Brig. Gen. William Mitchell. Mai.
Gen. W. C. Neville. Senator Key Pttt
man, Edgar C. Snyder. Joseph I*. Tum
ulty and Representative Nicholas
Longworth.
Guests of the Club.
Guests of the club last night were
Gen. Pershing, H. H. Adams, Repre
sentative D. R. Anthony, Jr.: John T.
Adams, chairman of the republican na
tional committee; William F. Alex
ander. Theodore P. Artaud, Dr. Stock
ton Axson, Representative Isaac Bac
harach, Senator L. Heisler Ball. Wil
liam T. Bostwtck, Edward B. Burling,
L. White Busbey, Lewis C. Cameron,
Representative Philip P. Campbell,
Representative Joseph Cannon, John
H. Carroll, jr.; Lieut. Col. E. B. Clark.
Representative John D. Clarke. Maj.
Ralph D. Cole. Levi Cooke, John W. H.
Crim, D. R. Crlsslnger, J. Maxson Cun- 1
nlngham, Attorney General H. M.
Daugherty, Brig. Gen. Charles G.
Dawes, Charles A. Douglas, Brig. Gen.
George F. Downey, Peter A. Drury,
Francis I. du Pont, George T. Dunlop.
Albert B. Enoch. J. Fred Essary, Col.
William Eric Fowler, Rev. James E.
Freeman, Senator J. S. Frelinghuysen,
Col. Guy D. Goff. Dr. James A. Hal
piri. Col. J. R. R. Hannay, Maj. T.
Hara, Maj. Gen. H. Haraguchl, Floyd
Ft. Harrison, Col. Edwin S. Hartshorn,
Dr. Joseph M. Heller. Gerard C. Hen
derson, Harry K. Hlckey, A. A. Hoehl
ing, jr.; Rush L. Holland, Williafn C. j
Johnson, Albert W. Jefferls, Rudolph
Kauffmann, M. Kw&plszeuski, Lieut.
Jean Labat, John Oliver La Gorce,
Ernest 1. Lewis, Col. Thomsa C. Loon
ey, Edward G. Lowry, Charles C. Mc- |
Chord, Representative Louis T. Mc-1
Fadden. Representative M. O. Mc- i
Laughlin, Thomas H. MacDonald, Maj.
G. C. Marshall, jr.; Hugh D. Marshall,
Warren F. Martin, Basil Miles, Rep
resentative Frank W. Mondell, Wil
liam M. Mooney, Representative Al
len F. Moore, Henry Morgenthau.
Dr. Thomas E. Neill. Theodore W.
"Washington ?The Most Livable
City in America"
THE GREATEST
EFFICIENCY AN
ORGANIZATION
can develop is developed '
here. This business is systema
tized into departments?each un
der a capable chief, with the
most experienced lieutenants as
his assistants?specialists in their
lines.
It means "Maximum
Service" for our Clients.
In Real Estate this ser
vice results in the most
satisfactory and profit
able Service a client can
enjoy.
Noyes, MaJ. R. P. Palmer, Mark W.
Potter, George W. Pound, Joseph W.
Powell, William E. Pulliam. MaJ. J.
G. Quekemeyer. Hugh BeiUy, Ber
trand H- Roberts, William F. Roberts,
Lieut Commander H. D. Rouzer,
George Rubiee, Frank A. Sabring, J.
Barstow Smull, Dr. A. Camp Stanley,
MaJ. A. J. Jitofer. J. Harry Thllbin,
Martin Vogei, Eliot Wadsworth. J.
M. Wainwright. Capt. Axel Wallen
berg, Francis 13. Warren, Watson M.
Washburn, Edward Hood Watson,
Charles R. White, George W. White,
I X. Wilson, Jr.; Samuel E. Winslo^,
a. Stuard Young and Dr. Hugh H.
Young.
Officers of tha club are: MaJ. Gen.
Charles F. Humphrey, president; MaJ.
J. C. Hemphill, vice president; Col.
WUda H. Riahardson, sergeant-at
arms; Charles P. l/!ght, secretary,
and Milton C. Elliott, toastmaster.
Members of the Club.
Members of the club are: Clarence
A. Aspinwall. Joseph H. Bag^ey.. Glbbs
U Baker, Dr. Rupert Blue, Tnomas!
W. Brabany, B. F. Buchanan, Barry j
Bulkley, H. Ralph Burton, Camerop
Buxton, Dr. Julian M. Cabell. Wil
liam S. Camp. Col. John H. Carroll,
George H. Carter. Justin M. Chainber
lin. Secretary George B. Christian,
Jr.; John B. Cochran. William A. Col
ston, Capt. Charles Conrad, Col. Clar
ence H. Connor, Lieut. Commander E.
H. Connor, J. Harry Covington. Dr.
J. Walter Cox. J. Harry Cunningham.;
James C. Davis, ex-Ambassador John
W. Davis, Charles D. Drayton, MaJ.
Glen E. Edgerton, Charles Elliott.
Milton C. Elliott. Charles J. Faulkner.
Col. Charles R. Forbes, K. W. Fordyce,
Jr.; Brig. Gen. Amos A. Fries. Col.
James W. Furlow. Hampston Gary, H.
Prescott Gatley, Col. William E. GI11V
more, William A. Glasgow, jr.; Fraflk
P. Glass, John M. Goodell, Elliott. H.;
Goodwin, Rear Admiral Cary T. Gray
son, Dr. Louis S. Greene, former'At-j
torney General Thomas W. Gregory,
Gilbert H. Grosvenor. Robert ..Foote
Hall. Maj. Qen. William G. Haan,
Hello!
$2,000 Lets Than Other Builders
Are Asking for Practically
the Same House
NEW
HOMES
Price
$7,450
947-957 14th St. S.E.
and
1352-6 K St S. E.
Yz Square South Pa. Ave. Cars
Lots 20x40 Feet
Room for Two Garages
OPEN DAILY
H. R. Howenstein Co.
1314 F St N.W.
We have ready purchasers for desirable
homes. If you desire to sell fill out this
blank and mail to us.
GARDINER & DENT, Inc.
717 14th St. N.W.
Number Street Section
Rooms Baths Heat
Light Incnmberance
Price Terms
Possession
Name
Telephone Address
Comfort Footwear
With REAL Style
Hundreds of women are wear
ing Rich's comfort shoes, and enthu
siastically recommend them to their friends.
But, no doubt due to the fact that we have never
advertised them, there are hundreds of others who
are not aware that it is possible to buy here preven
tive and corrective footwear with lines of real style.
That is the purpose of this announcement and
others which will follow?to let it be known that we
have footwear here made expressly for foot com
fort and strength, without the sacrifice of fashion
able lines. ? >
A full complement of sizes.
Black Kid Lace Boots, $13.
Brown Kid Lace Boots, $14.
Black Kid Oxfords, $11.
Brown Kid Oxfords, $12.
1001 F St., Corner Tmth
Established lMt
MaJ. J. C. Hemphill. William Hltz,
Bealo R. Howard.
Maj. Gen. C. F. Humphrey. MaJ.
Henry T. Hunt. Edmund P. Hunter,
Hlchard W. HynBon. Maj. Gen. M. W.
Ireland, George P. James, Andrleus
A. Jones? Coleman Jennings, Col.
Edwin R. Keedy. Col. William X-.
Kenly, John H. Lawrence, MaJ. Gen. |
J. A. Lejeune, Robert W. Lewis,
Charles P. Light, Thomas P. Little
page, Representative Nicholas Long
worth, Malcolm 8. McConllie, Walter
I. McCoy, Angus W. McLean, Benton
McMillin, William J. McNally. MaJ.
Philip Mathews, Eugene Meyer, jr.;
Adolph C. Miller. Maury Mlddleton,
Brig. Gen. William Mitchell, Barry
Mofeun, Representative R. Walton |
Moore, Dr. Willis L. Moore, MaJ. Gen.
W. C. Neville, Gen. E. W. Nichols.
Claud Ian B. Northrop. John Lord
O'Brian, Richard V. Oulahan, Col.
Robert U. Patterson. J. E. Penny
backer, Senator Key Plttman, Senator
Miles Polndexter, Sydney R. Prince,
Brig. Gen. George Richards, Frank
A. Richardson. Col. Wilds P. Rlchare
eon. Julius Rosenwald. Brig. Gen. C. E.
Sawyer, Col. Granville Sevier, Capt.
George K. Shuler. Edwin B. Smith,
FOR SALE I
To Close an Estate m
First Commercial 1
Property
North Side MH" Between
12th and 13th Sts. N.W.
Lot 50 ft. front by average
depth of 104 ft. to an alley,
containing 5,210 square feet.
The improvements are in
=== fairly good condition and
=== can be advantageously re
= modeled. For particulars
=s and price
j|? Thomas J. Fisher & Sons
m Company, Inc. m
= 738 Fifteenth Street N.W. 5
H| Main 6830. . gg
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Jess W. Smith, Mark A. Smith, Rev.
Roland C. Smith. MaJ. William Wolff
Smith, Capt. William H. Stayton,
Edgar C. Snyder. Senator Howard
Sutherland, MaJ. Frank Sutton, Cor
coran Thom, Huston Thompson. Col.
Charles C. Tucker, Joseph P. Tumulty,
Dennis A. Upson. Secretary Henry C.
Wallace. Edward J. Walsh, Charles
B. Ward. Richard B. Watrous. Senator
James E. Watson, Charles V. Wheelei
George White, Walter 1>. Wllco> 3
Senator John S. Williams. Capt. f
St. J. Wilson and Robert W. Woolej
Open Saturday Evenings Till 9 O'Clock
Our Great Xmas Club
Grafonola Offer
This B e a-u I i f u 1
New Style Graf
onola $100.00
S i x 10-in. 85c
Records 5.10
Complete $105.10
$10 Cash
Puts this machine in your home
?balance on easy payments.
Order your machine at oncc?and we will deliver now
or at Xmas, as desired.
Harry C. Grove, Inc.
1210 G Street
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HAFPYKAUF
I J-^Trr INCORPORATED
1316 M324 *7T^ ST.N.W.
MEN'S $4 *9 nr
PANTS, ?P^30
Scores of dark striped and mixed
patterns, in full-cut sizes, 28 to 44
waist; good work or dress pants.
On Sale Saturday.
STORE FOR THRIFTY PEOPLE?OPEN LATE SATURDAY NIGHT
LAST SATURDAY OF OUR GREAT SALE
THAT BROUGHT US HUNDREDS OF NEW FRIENDS FOR
MEN'S SUITS &
OVERCOATS
THIS SALE HAS PROVEN BEYOND DOUBT OUR ABIL
ITY TO UNDERSELL WASHINGTON IN CLOTHING
SUITS include Serges, Worsteds, Cassimeres, etc., in regulars, stouts and stubs
-sizes
to 46?all the popular Winter Models.
0>pA ATC include Top Coats, Ulsters, Ulsterettes, Sport and Conservative Models, in
1 tJ rich blue, brown, oxford and green mixtures?sizes to 48.
HEADQUARTERS FOR TRACTION AND RAILWAY UNIFORMS
Saturday Offers Sensational Underselling in
SILK PLUSH AND CLOTH COATS
Sizes for Women and Misses
and Extra Sizes
Luxurious plush sport models fully lined, de
signed with large wrappy collar and belt, mannish
novelty pockets and the new full sleeves, warm
and attractive. ?
The all-wool cloth creations are featured in
tich brown, navy and black textures, representing
the very smartest. in fall fashion. Scores _ ol"
stylish modes made to assure splendid service.
No thrifty woman can afford to miss this oppor
tunity to buy stunning coats worth up to $25.
$
141
Washington Never Saw Such Values in School Shoes
30YS AND GIRLS' SHOES
Complet^Jine of dark tan, with
id wilhont cloth lop*. ...i n
etal lasts, for girls, in English
id modified lasts and sizes 8% to 0.
urdy, solid leather models for
?ys. in dark tan and gun metal.
English and broad toe lasts, as well
?s Boy Scout models, in sizes 11 to
6. Reliable makes of finest qual
ity?short lots we bought at a tref
mendons reduction. Saturday will
be bargain day iu the Children's
Shoe Dept. Be here!
$0.95
Choice of tan calf, tan
vici or black calf or vici;
lasts in plain, tip. Eng
lish or broad toe model*
sizes ft to 11 Included ir
this gigantic clearance of
stupendous values. Out they
must en, rpcardless of cost
or profit. Solid leather, fin
est m Your choice at
$3.95. Save!
SATURDAY SALE OF MEN'S $3 SCOUT AND WORK SHOES (Sizes 6 to 11), $1.95
Sale of $5 to $8.
MEN'S
SHOES
Saturday Only
%
MODERATE PRICES IN TOYLAND?BRING IN THE CHILDREN
SHOO FLY
(on stand)
$3.98
Milk Wagons, $2.98
Reed Baby
Carriages
$4.98 to $18.75
Doll Bureaus
$5.98 to $9.98
Trains, $1.25 Up
8-Key Piano, $1.00
wmm
? ?
A SMALL DEPOSIT RESERVES ANY ARTICLE UNTIL XMAS

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