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• Phone, Mail or Bring
YOU 3 WANT ADS
TO THE TIMES-HERALD
f PAPERS FOR ONE COST
Phone Main 5260
EMPLOYMENT 3
HELP WANTED MALE >1
NIGHT COOK, $100; several kitchen
men.
COLORED boy to wait in ice cream par
lor. Apply 2475 18th at. N. W.
WANTED-—Night Steward; apply Stew-
a rd, New Ebbitt Hotel. ■ - ■
BOYS for box lunch wagons. Apply
basement floor, 1446 N St N. W 2 *
TINNER WANTED—AppIy 717 15th
st. s. E.
AUTO WASHER—Must be experienced
u • ’ and have reference. Drive any car.
Br Liberty Garage, You at 181h_st.
■ WAITER wanted at Curb Case; 8 hours
MT a day; will pay good wages. 511 2d
N ~ E .~ - ■
BOY—To wait on table at night. Curb
Case. 511 2d st. N. E. Will pay good
_ wajjes. _ __
EXPERT furniture finisher. Apply
Thursday. NATIONAL FURNI
TURE CO., 7th and H N. W.»
to MR. HAMBURGER.
LABORERS wanted; steady
work, good pay. Apply CHAS.
H. TOMPKINS CO., 4th &
TN. E. ■ , ' r ;
CHAUFFERS —Dependable meh, with
* identification cards, can make excel
lent commissions as taxi drivers. Apply
AUTO LIVERY CO., 212 13th st. NW.
M LABORERS wanted for New Bruns
wick, N. J., every day at 9 a. m. Big
pay. Only men with dress-suit case
need apply; transportation advanced.
2426 Eye st. N. W. West 382. Patrl
otic and Protective Society, Inc. *
TWO bus boys and dishwasher. White
Palace Cafeteria. 314 9th st. N. W. •
STRUCTURAL DRAFTSMEN"ANB RE
TAILERS—For work on subway con
struction in New York City. ’ Four to
nine months’ employment with prob
able permanency; entrance salary
21.891 per annum with opportunity for
advancement. Open to citizens with
| two years’ experience or one year
after technical graduation. Apply,
k Chief Clerk, Transit Commission, 49.
A, Lafayette Street, New York City.
WANTED one first class mechanic
” familiar with Chevrolet. No others
need apply. Barry-Pate Motor Co.,
2525 Sherman ave. N.' W.
WANTED—A few extra taxicab chauf
feurs for 2 or 3 weeks. Also a few per
manent men. Apply after 3 p. m. to
Auto Livery Co., 212 13th St. *
Real Estate Salesmen.
Two experienced men wanted at once.
Bead opportunity for real live wires.
Benjamin April,
1132 9th St. N. W.
Franklin 8477.
BRICKLAYERS
WANTED
EIGHTH & CRITTENDEN STS.
LARGE OPERATION.
MORRIS CAFRITZ
COMPANY, INC.
913 15TH STREET.
. MAIN 617. •
IZA.BORERS—Steady work, 40c
per hour. Report Fuller Co.
yard, Eckington «nd Quincy
places N. E., 7a. m. tomorrow. *
—x —; rr’w —
/. • COLLECTOR
F YOUNG MAN.
COMMISSION.
FOR INTERVIEW
Call Main 8849
BOYS wanted, ten. Apply Recreation
Health Center, 918 G st. N. W,
YOUNG MAN—White, for garage, who
can drive any make car; with refer
ences. Apply A. J. Stabler, 425 K
treet N.- W. ■ - ■ >
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Waitresses to go to the mountains.
Apply Burgess Hotel Agency, 502 10th
at. '■
HOUSEKEEPER and cook; experienced;
SSO month. Apply 1358 Ingraham at.
N. W. ' Adams 2459. ,
COLORED GIRL or woman for light,
genera] housework. Good wages. Apply
Apt 1, second floor Standard National
Bank, 9th and N. Y., Ave. N. W,
TWO dishwashers, colored', at once. Ap
ply <27 10th St. N. W„ 2nd floor. •*
WAITRESSES—For , summer . resort in
Pennsylvania mountains. Leave city
June 7. Apply quick. Dick’s Hotel
Agency, 506 12th St. N. W. _____
CHAMBERMAID—Waitress for boarding
bouse; must be experienced. Apply
1123 13th St. N.,W. £
8 GlßL—For general housework. Apply
912 Farragut St. N. W.
OPERATORS, TWO,
POWER SEWING MACHINE.
APPLY
NATIONAL LAUNDRY CO.,
_l9 PIERQE ST. N. W.
YOUNG LADY WANTED for soliciting.
Apply_4o6 E._Capitol St.
HOTELS need ambitious women. Na?
tion-wide demand in all departments
hotels, clubs, apartment houses; un
crowded field; fine living; quick ad
vancement. Our methods indorsed, our
students employed everywhere Call
for particulars. LEWIS HOTEL
TRAINING SCHOOLS, 1340 New York
_ Ave.
LAUNDRESS—AppIy 70S MarFla"nd~ave
_nue _N._E.
YOUNG lady soda fountain dispenser;'
_ experienc ed. Stern’s, 631 La. Aye. N. W •
EXPERIENCED clerk in bakery and
confectionery. Apply Stohlman's, 1254
Wisconsin ave. N. W.
BOYD SHORTHAND in 30 days; easiest,
rapid. Boyd School, 1304 F. M. 2874
HELF WANTED SALEBM EN
PROFITABLE TERMS for Government
clerk, part time, to represent leading
Life Insurance Company. Lox 24
Times-Herald.
, WTUaTIO NWANTEir MAU M
Right wdkk of any kind by young
man (colored). Box 249. •
■ MIDDLE-AGED MAN desires 2 weeks’
f employment; work of any kind. Call
North 3148-W. Good references. •
FINANCIAL 4
BUSINESS CBANCEB 41
VACANT—IS4O 7TH ST. N. W.
25x90, store; 7 rooms and bath;
newly renovated; two hot-water heating
plants; electricity and gas. Prico,
926,000. Covered by $15,000 trust.
Reasonable offer wanted.
THE EXCHANGE
; „ 486 Louisiana Ave, N. W.
COMFORTABLE house, ICO acres land
on State road, St. Mary's county, Md.
Established hotel for tourism and
traveling men; good moneymaker.
Box A-19 Times-Herald.
CAFETERIA, Central, for sale,
$2,500. Owner. BOX 248,
Times-Herald.
BEAL ESTATE LOANS AND TRUSTS.
MONEY TO LOAN
On D. C. real estate secured by first
or aecond trust.
MARSHALL McKIBBIN.
213-14 Woodward Bldg. Main jot*.
LIVESTOCK. POULTRY 5
_ FET STOCK 54
BABY CHICKS —50,000 hatching weekly.
Brown, black, white Leghorns, $6 54
per 50, $12.00 per 100. Barred Rock*.
Ancones, $17.00 per 100. R. I.' Reda,
. SIB.OO per 100.- White Rocks, Wyan
’ lotto*, ducklings. $20.00 per 100.
Terms eash with Order; safe delivery.
Booklet. E. Cooley, box 103, French
s•>«. M. J,
L .
“Right Now There Are Many Strangers in Washington, Most
of Them are Looking for Rooms.” Phone M. 5260
MERCHANDISE 6
I FORSALE MISCELLANEOUS 84
’’WASHINGTON’- WELCOME”
1 Dedicated to the Shriners! You must
buy some of this delicious Shrine ICED
RELISH today. You get a novelty balloon
free. The new "TUT TUT” dolls are
bringing good luck to everyone.
"ATTENTION” dolls “GOOD EYE” ba
bies all should be in every honje or
‘ camp. Just pay us a visit, get the latest
novelty and save yourself half the
I money. 718 Rhode Island Ave N. W.;'
Corner Bth St. N. _W. _____
Decorate for tlhie
Convemitjoini
We have the most complete line of
flags, floats and decorations of any
store in the city. A complete decoration
for any store or home, $7.75. Own your
decorations. See us before you buy.
We carry a household of souvenirs,
Shrine emblems, fezftes, sporting goods,,
and all kinds of merchandise.
Cots, blankets and linens for sale.
What you want, we have.
ARMY SUPPLY CO.
1203 Pa. Ave. Franklin 7029.
THREE Counters, 3 ft. high by 2 wide,’
16 ft. long. Reasonable. Apply 610 7th
St. S. W., bet. 5 and 6 p, m.
CORONA TYPEWRITER—Recent model,
good condition; reasonable. 507 Inter
national Bldg. Main 8094.
BABY carriage—$15, excellent condition.
1507 3rd St. N. W, Potomac 1937.,
____________STOVES ’
GAS RANGES, good as new; all styles;'
guar.; less than half price; why pay
more? New ranges, reduced prices. J.
W. Williams, 609 6th N. W. M. 298 C. •
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
1354 E. CAP. ST.—Nice new mahogany
vocalion; cost $125; will sell for $95,
__with 45 prac. new records. L. 5202.
CORNET —Conn; beautiful sliver; B flat
Orpheum Tenor Banjo, wonderful
tone; two unusual bargains; owner
leaving town. Main_B763.
, HORSES A WAGONS. 52
FOR SALE—Horse, wagon and harness.
470 E st. S. W. *
CLOTHING, ETC. 92
CLOTHES—Workingmen, there is noth
ing of gush or slush tn our little talks;
we try to put it plain and have same
buyer buy again, cash clear for us in
this scheme; also pays you a cash
dividend; see us for slightly used
suits, $5 up. Justh’s Old Stand, 619 D ;
STORE B OFFICE EQUIPMENT.
STORE FIXTURES AND OFFICB
FURNITURE OF EVERY DE
SCRIPTION BOUGHT AND SOLD.
BALTIMORE FIXTURES CO..
<ls Louisiana Ave. N. W* Main 8017
SCREENS AND WINDOW SHADES?
Carload of screens A doors: screens 450
up; door* $2.19 up. Special sizes carried in
stock; substantial screens made to order.
KLEEBLATT'S »
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS 73
NOTES’ FURNITURE HOUSE
814 E ST. N. W.
Will pay the highest cash prices for
used furniture and rugs. Telephons
Fra nkli n_2 015. ■
OLD clothes and luggage bring high
_ prices. See Lazaroff. 629 D nw. Fr. 238$
ROOMS FOR RENT 7
ROOMS TO RENT FURNISHED 78
18TH ST. N. W„ 2461—2nd floor: private
hall; near bath; quiet; newly deco
rated; reasonable; 1 large light rm.;
twin beds; l_light single_room;_men. •
P ST. N. W., 1626 —Front room; plenty
hot water; elec.; walking distance of
dept.; phone. ,
SHRINERS —Well-furnished, clean, cool
rooms; single and double; continuous
hot water; Mt. Pleasant. Call Adams
3063.
PERSONALLY INSPECTED rooms and
apts. fpr Shrine visitors. Not listed
elsewhere. Exclusive offerings for par
ticular people. Make reservations now.
Washington Service Bureau,' District
National Bank bldg. ■ •
E ST. N. E., 1435—Front room; accom
modate 2 Shriners; $2 day.
BTH ST. N. E.. 520 —2 rooms, fur. for
1. h. k.; transients taken. Line. 523 4.
N. Y. AVE N. W., 917 —Apt. 3—Front
room, a.m.i., use of kitehen; girls. _
4TH ST N. E., 612 —Nicely furn. room,
• porch, _elec. lights, .-reasonable. ’
COYWOOD, L ST. N. W.. 1225—Apt 23
Gentleman.Running _water,_elec :
O ST. N. W., 1220—Beautiful rooms for
Shriners, $2.50. Ten minutes to> Treas
ury. Phone North 738. •
C~ST?’ N. E., 911 —Two communicating
rmß on second floor front, a.m.i., for
four people. Breakfast. Line. 987-J. *
PICKFORD PLACE. 647 —Bet. Bth, 9th,
F& G N.E. —Good bedevil.so per n’t.
QUINCY, N. W„ 1326 —Room, kit.,’ en
closed sleeping porch; private lp.va
tory. Col. 2866-J.
3RD ST. N. W., 520 —One furn. house
keeping room, near bath. $6 weekly,
bedroom. $4; clean, desir.
RALEIGH PL? &~E?
Heights—-1 large room, accom, four. *
3RDST. N. W., 616—2 large nicely furn.
housekeeping rooms, $9 weekly, near
station. _ _____ *
Mp7"AVp7~N?"E.. 123 (for Shriners and
families)—Near Capitol, Library and
Senate Office Building. Line, 5985.
SHRINERS—
GEORGIA AVE. N. W., 3310 —3-rooms
and bath, with shower. $2.50 per
night. Use Ninth St. car, marked
Soldiers' Home. _ _ _• •
Large attractive rm. adjoin, bath; gen
tleinam North 8927 after 6 p. in. •
SEAT PLEASANT —District Line, on the
hill. A. M.-Welch. One large and one
small furnished room.
414 H~ST. NT^E.—Apartments,
rooms and lodging by week or
month; very reasonable. Phone
Lincoln 3005.
KENYON ST?NrW\7''H3—-Can amrn<> '
date 5 or 6 Shriners; meals opt.; auto
service; phone Adams 579. *
FOURTH ST N. E., 2518—For Shriners;
2 rooms in new bungalow, $2.00. Also
L ST. N. W., 1215 —Large, front, bay
window room; large closets; near bath;
central; 5 minutes to theaters and ho
_t_els; suitable for three or four._
R. I. Ave. N. W., 151- —Large front rm.,
newly fur., elec., private family. $25.
Board if desired. Pot. 1452-J.
S ST. N. W., 215 —Furnished rooms. 1". h.
k.; reasonable. •
H ST. N. W., 631 2 front rooms, sn
suite;_ also j>ne large room, l.h.k, •
F ST. N. W., 1010 (Apartment 307)
Large front room, $6 a day for two,
a.m.i. •
F ST. N. E., 307 —Two large rooms, for
10 Shriners, rtrfes reasonable.
IITH ST. N. W., 3U4—Can accommo
date 8 Shriners, $2.50 each per day
for 7 days or more.
P ST. N. W., 1727 —-Dupont Circle; at
tractive room adjoining bath; modern,
ho melike.
. P ST. N. W.. 1747—R00m for 18
Shriners, $2 each, all conveniences.
Meals nearby. Mrs. Nichols. Fr.
MASS.”AVE. N?“ w., 513— Two rooms
for 4 Shriners. $2 each. Near Union
Bta. Write Mrs. Savage. Fr. 922-J.
F .ST. N. W., 1738 —Every accommoda
tion for 20 Shriners; at reasonable
rates; central location. Write Mr*
Durant or call Franklin 2308.
9 P STREET N. E.
Two comfortable rooms for 6 Shriners.
$1.60 each per night. •
CAMBRIDGE PL N. W., 3016—Extra
large rm.; accom. 4 Shriners, $2 each;
' meals, opt.; fine location. Occupant.
4TH~ST“ n7“E~B ;2I —Two comfortable
rooms and bath for 5 Shriners; $2.00
each. Line. 4715-J. Write Occupant.
H ST. N. W., 319—Rooms and bath for
12 Shriners, $3.00 ea. Garage spac*.
Breakfast optional. Mrs. Scuderi.
THE WASHINGTON TIMES ♦ ♦ The National Qaily • • TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1923.
_____ROOMS FOR RENT 7
ROOMS TO KENT FURNISHED 79
M~ST. N. W., 307—4 fine rooms for 8
Shriners, $1.50 ea. every comfort. Fr.
8471. Mrs.jClarke.
17TH ST. S. E., 114 —Large room with
2 beds, next to bath; private home;
$5.00 per day or weekly rate for 4
ladies or gentlemen; en dos Lincoln
Park car__line. *
S~~ST??N. W.. 1726 —Three good rooms;
bath, all conveniences. Phone; rates
reasonable. Mrs. Gibson. N. 5914.
MISSOURI AVE N. W~32l—Attractive
i rooms; l.h.k. if desired.
jTaSSTAVE: N. W., 1415—0 n the Ter
race. Rooms by the day, week, or
month. Call Main 6941. -
CONN. AVE., 1310 —One large double
room. running water.J
FURNISHED room. bath, electricity.
Phone North 5753.
A ST. S. E., 615—Large room, alcov*,
kitchenette, bath; newly decorated:
’ adults.__
13TH ST. N. W., 1104—Four rooms and
bath for 10 Spriners. Rates reasonable.
Write occupant or call Franklin 3260.
IOWA CIRCIE, 24—Four rooms, excel
lent beds for 20 Shriners, $2.50 each,
5 nights or more, breakfast 50c.
EYE ST. N. W„ 2013—Attractive south
front rm., central, gentleman. W. 443.
R ST. N. W., 1509—Large rooms, 2d and
3d floor: '2 gentlemen or employed
couple. Prlv. 1.h.k., garage. N. 2604.
16TH’“ST”N.‘ W.,"1832—A1l con7~for~l2
Shriners; beautiful location; rates rea
sonable; breakfast. Write Occupant.
25TH ST. s e"to~Garden
of Allah; room for 2 Shriners, $2.00
each. Mrs. Horne.
13TH ST. N. W., 2813—Large front room;
second floor; 3 lady Shriners; bath;
meal* optional; $2.00 each per day. Mr*.
Green. “ ‘ ■
HOTEL MOZELLEL
2701 14th st. N. W. Columbia 10056.
A Home With Hotel Service.
WELCOME. SHRINERS
Headquarters for All Kebetsers.
1303 7th st. N. W. North 76.
Entire second floor, with excellent sleep
ing accommodations; electricity and
phone service during Shrine convention;
also good for club, lodge meetings, of
fices. All Jewish periodicals and
dailies for sale on premises. Soft
drinks. New York style.
BTH ST. 'N. W., 807 —Excellent quarters
_for Shriners; downtown. Reasonable.*
B ST. N. E., 613—Two 1.h.k., furnished;
first floor; electricity; h. w. h. *
EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK Ths
Morning Herald and the Evening
Times Want Ads Pay you w*lt If
you have a room for rent, house for
rent, or want to rent, use Times-
Herald Want Ada Phone Main 5260.
YOUR TRUNKS? Baggage, etc. moved;
50 cents and up; always open; esti
mates free; lowest rates. Main 1005.
DISTRICT EXPRESS COMPANY. ,
FURNISHED QB UNFURNISHED
2 or 3 1.h.k., furnished or unfurnished
with bath, electricity, gas; reasonable.
Phone West 516 before 4" p. m., or
Cleveland 1033 after 7 p. m.
ROOMS TO RENT UN FURNIBBED 1$
25TH ST. N. W., 1150—2 or 3 nice rooms
next to bath. 1. h. k. West 1982.
G ST. S. W.', 40 —Four rooms; front and
rear exposure; light and sunny; elec
tricity and gas; all a. m. i.; for house
keeping; reasonable. •
COLUMBIA ST. N. W., 1411 (Colored)—
One large front and one hail room,
unfurnished. Telephone,
B ST. nTTS! 1122—Two large cheerful
front l.h.k rooms; very reasonable. .
Rooms to bent with hoabd 7>
BUCKINGHAM HOTEL,
920 15th st. N. W.
Best place in city for Shriners.
Best location. Best meals. 75c.
O ST., 1225 —Room near bath for two;
excellent table, ref. North 5738-J. *
BOARDING ONLY
G ST N. W., 1820 —Two excellent meal*
a day; $5 week; with room, SB.
RENTALS S
APARTMENTS « FLATS TO M
RENT FURNISHED
O ST. N. W., 917 —Second-floor apt.;
bedroom, TTving room and kitchen;
twin beds; sink and range; hot water;
Southern gx»«tsure; no children.
NORTH CAPITOL ST., 733—Two rooms,
electricity, gas. phone. No objection
to children. S3O.
T ST. N. W.. 1724. Apt, 3—Complete
furn., 4 rooms, bath, reception hall,
porch, excellent home for 4 girls. See
janitor or phone North 7898-W.
N. CAROLINA AVE. N.~E.~l3l7—Fur
nished complete for 5-6 Shriners. Ph.,
gas, elec., garage; rates reas. L. 552.
IRVING ST. N. W„ 1255—Three rooms
and bath apt., accommodate 10-12
Shriners; $3.50 each.; every conven
ience; close in. Col. 9164.
MD. AVE. N. E., 913—4 or 5 rooms,
nicely furnished, desirable location
facing park way; _electricit y.
11TH ST. N. W? 3554—3 attractive Ist
floor 1. h. k. rooms; piano, electricity.
D ST. N. E., 1009 —Large bed, sitting
rm., dining rm., kit., combined back
porch, linen, silver; on car line; ref
erences; adults. Lin. 3524.
APARTMENTS A FLATS TO 81
BENT UNFURNISHED
WISCONSIN AVE. N. W . 1247—Nice 4-
room apt., gas, elec. West 516.
L ST. N. E.. 818—2 rooms, screened-in
’ sleep, porch, sink, new modern home.*
fitH apt.,
second floor, next bath; sink and
range; reasonable.
'. 14TH ST. N. W., 3441—3-room apt.; pri
vate bath; elec.; a. rn. i.
F ST. N. E., 1416—3 rooms, bath, sun
porch; newly decorated; steam heat,
gas, water in kitchen; new j-ange. __
M ST. N. W., 441—Three or four cp°m
apt.; elec., gas. heat; space in ga-
1 rage. Apply 1010 7th st N._W.
14TH ST. N. W., 2402—A1l modern apt.
Apply 1803 14th st. N. W. before 7
p. iTL__North 631.
WARDER ST., 3650—Entire floor, a.m.i..
3 rooms private bath. Near York
Theater; available June Ist.
BOUSES TO RENT UN FUR- 88
WISHED
NINE-ROOM house with large side yard.
North 6315-W.
WISCONSIN AVE., 4313- Ten-rm. house,
with 3-rm. apt. on 2nd floor, that
could be rented out to reduce rent of
house. Cleve. 1033.
'J? HOUSES TO RENT FURNISHED "18
CHEVY CHASE. D. C—New house, hand
somely furn., screened, instantaneous
hot water, large yard, garage, near
Conn. Ave., June 7 to Sept. 20; sllO
per month. 3720 McKinley St. Cleve.
2528.
WANTED,—-Small house or apt., unf., D.
C. or Md., conv. to cars. Write details,
139-A, Bates St. N W •_
GABAGES FOK BENT,
'• FOUR BRICK, large, single garages in
Southeast. Apply at 713 7tb St. N. W.
GARAGE, suitable <or Ford car; elec
tricity. 1012 JOth st. N. W.
AUTOMOBILES 9
AUTOMOBILES FOR MALE 101
i CHANDLER —6ood condition. Phone Co
lumbia 8578-J for demonstration.
MITCHELL Coupe,- in good condition;
_ price right; terms. G St. N. W.
FORD Coupe, body, 1921 model; excel
lent condition. S. J. Meeks Son,
622 G St. N. W.
FORD Sport Car, classy looking job,
1922 model, cheap. Ludwick, 622
G St. N. W.
i—■ - -
; FORD Delivery Truck, with panel body,
$65. S. J. Meeks Son. 622 G St. N. W.
> FORD Sedan body, 1923 model, prac-
> tically new. Mr. Ludwick, 622 G St.
n, xy.
r . BUICK cbupis, $599.
, ■ JORDAN MOTORS. INC..
1020 CONN. AVE. N. W.
AUTOMOBILES 9
AUTOMOBILES FOR BALE 181
USED) CAR
STAND) ARBS
COMPARE OUR PRICES WITH
ANY “USED CAR” ADVER
TISED ON THIS PAGE—DON’T
PAY ANY MORE, UNLESS IT’S
A BETTER CAR, ADVERTISED
BY “STUDEBAKER.”
Dodge roadsters—two to pick
from, just in—l92o at $225; 1919
at $250. Beat these, if you can.
Reo touring—latest 1921 car;
all new Oldfield cord tires and
spare; overhauled and refinished
like new; price low at $750.
.Oakland sedan—this car was
overhauled by one of the best
machinists in town; new paint; 5
tires; ready for any service. Don’t
forget, a 1920 Oakland sedan,
$575.
Oakland sedan—a car that will
sell at the price. Your choice at
$475.
Chalmers 323, Ford tourings.
Dodge taxis, 7-pass. Buicks and
Studebakers.
STUDEBAKER
■ 1016 CONN. AVE. N. W.
Bring Your Deposit.
Main 2946 Main 9647
FORDS! FORDS!
1922 Ford touring 9250
Ford runabout, carrying box slls
Ford light delivery, starter $l5O
Ford coune $250
Ford chassis; several; good.
Ford truck, dump body.
Low cash payment; low monthly
payment.
STEUART’S GARAGE,
Authorized Ford Dealers.
_l4l 12 th St N. E.
FORD Speedster, body new, verybinappy’
Meeks. 622 G St. N. W,
DO YOU WANT
A
TOURING CAR, COUPE
SEDAN OR
ROADSTER?
We have several used auto
mobiles of standard makes, at
tractively priced and ready for
the road.
Let Us Show Them to You.
THE TREW MOTOR
COMPANY,
11509 114th ST. N. W.
MAIN 4173.
Open Evenings.
’ reaLValues in
GOOD USED CARS
Buick, 1921 6-cyl. 4-pass. coupe.
Buick, 1920 6-cyl. 4-pass. coupe.
Olds, 1921 6-cyl. touring.
Reo, 1918 6-cyl. touring, $125.
Buick, 1921 roadster, $750. /
Buick, 1918 roadster, $475.
Buick, 1920, 6-cyl. touring, new
paint, S6OO.
Buick, 1920, K 7-pass. touring,
S6OO.
Ford roadster $225.
Very Liberal Terms.
EMERSON”§: ORME
1620 M St. N. W.
BUICK BIG SIX, 1918, 7-passenger tour
ing car; new top; tires in good condi
tion; S2OO. N. FRANK & SONS. 315 L
BUICKS —Coupe, late ’2O;. seat
covers; many extras and fine
motor. Ask for demonstration.
7-pass. Buick, late ’2O, $600;
good rubber; reasonable terms.
STUDEBAKER, 1016 • Conn.
ave. N. W. M. 2646.
DAVIES MOTOR INC.
W2O Conn. Ave. N. W.
Franklin 4258
CHEVROLET TOURING 1922 S4OO
CHEVROLET COUPE 1922 600
FORD COUPE 1921 300
DURANT SIX TOURING 1922.... 1,200
STUTZ COUPE 1920 1,000
LEXINGTON TOURING 1922 900
BUICK COUPE 1920 650
OVERLAND SEDAN 1921 450
LEXINGTON TOURING 1922.
USED CARS —BOUGHT, SOLD
AND EXCHANGED.
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS.
__ TERMS ARRANGED.
BUICK touring, ’2O, K 45, A-l condition'.
$650; Briscoe touring, ’2O, starter, SBS.
Ford touring. '2O, $225. Chalmers 6-cyl.
touring, $295. Terms. 613 10th St. S. E.
Lin. 2380.
HAYNES TOURING.
7-pass. 1922. G6od car, low price.
FRANKLIN MOTOR CAR CO.,
MARMON —1921; 7-passenger sedan; ex
cellent condition.
FOSS-HUGHES COMPANY.
1141 Conn. Ave. Phone Fiank, 4541.
HUDSON SPEEDSTER, perfect F?t>ver?
hauled and newly painted Cord tires.
Best buy In city. Will take smaller
car in trade, 315-319 Ist st. N. W. *
1923 DURANT
Six-cylinder roadster, in perfect con
dition. with a nrw-car guarantee; equip
ped with bumper, motometer and bar
cap, wind deflectors, parking light and
spare tire.
MOST LIBERAL TERMS IN CITY.
SEE MR. BARNES,
Harper Motor Company,
1128 Conn Ave N. W. Fr. 4307.
OPEN 8:30 A. M. TO 8:30 P. M.
CADILLAC COUPE
Four-passenger; only been run
11,000 miles; four**new tires; in
perfect condition in every re
spect; as good as new; can be
bought cheap for cash. North
6732 or 1503 Conn. ave. N. W.
DODGE taxicabs, 8; just palnted and In
good condition.
FOSS-HUGHES CO.,
1141 Conn. Ave. Phone Franklin 4541.
RENAULT landaulet? Rothschlid~body”;
formerly owned by foreign diplomat.
FOSS-HUGHES CO.,
1141 Conn. Ave. Phone Franklin 4541.
1918 OVERLAND sedan, in good running
order, $l5O. 1206 6th st. N, W. •-
AUTOMOBILES 9
AVTOMOBILICa VOK SAL* AM
BARRY-PATE MOTOR CO.
PIONEER DEALERS IN
WASHINGTON FOR
CHEVROLET
2525 SHERMAN AVE.
COL. 1706.
490 Chevrolets *. SSB up
1922 490 Coupe, like new
F. B. Roadster $650
1921 Buick (7-pass.) S7OO
1921 Ford Dayton $275
1922 Liberty, like new.
Two 1921 Ford Sedans.
Other Ford models SSO and up
Two Harley-Davidson motorcycles,
with side car.
SEVERAL OTHER USED CARS
CHEAP
TERMS TO SUIT
HE BOUGHT A ’
PEERLESS
You do not have to know the
value of a used car if you deal
with a reputable concern.
(Very easy terms)
1923 Cole 5-pass. sport touring.
1922 Cadillac 5-pass. touring.
1922 Jordan 7-pass. touring.
1921 Ford coupe.
1921 Peerless 4-pass. coupe.
1921 Peerless 7-pass. touring.
1921 Peerless 7-pass. limousine.
1921 Cadillac 4-pass. coupe.
1920 Packard 7-pass. touring.
1920 Peerless, 4-pass. roadster.
1920 Peerless 7-pass. touring.
1918 White 5-pass. touring.
1918 Cadillac 4-pass. coupe.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
Peerless Motor Co.
14th at P N. W. •
Main 8077.
DURANTS
New Car Guarantee
These cars are in perfect condi?
tion.
2 Durant Tourings
2 Durant Sedans
1 Durant Coupe
Equipped with extras as
Bumper, Motor Meter, Spare
Tire and Parking Light.
SEE MR. BARNES
HARPER MOTOR CO.
1128 Conn. Ave. N. W. Fr. 4307
Open 8:30 ji._m. to &jl m.
PACKARD, landaulet, with extra 7-paa-
Benger touring body.
FOSS-HUGHES CO..
1141 Conn. Ave. Phone Frank. 4541.
FORDS
Many models to
select from.
Open evenings and Sundays.
R. L. TAYLOR MOTOR CO.
Authorized Ford Dealer.
14th st at T.
' 192* LEXINGTONB
Both seven and five passenger cars.
These cars are selling new for around
$2,000. We have put a special price
of $895 on each to close out our
business by June 1.
They are both in perfect condition,
painted this month and ready to go.
JORDAN MOTORS, INC.,
1020 CONN, AVE. N. W.
FRANKLIN TOURING, 1919
Excellent Buy at S6OO.
FRANKLIN MOTOR CAR CO.,
1814 E Street N. W.
Main 7045.
REG SPEED WAGON
Late model, new tires, excellent shape
all around; motor equal as new; big
sacrifice; reasonable.
STUDEBAKER
YOU CAN’T BUY THE
WRONG CAR FROM THE
RIGHT HOUSE
Franklin Roadster $275
Ford Touring 150
Studebaker, 7-passenger 300
Ford Taxi 200
“Rice Is Reliable”
GEO. C. RICE AUTO CO.,
Used Car Department,
17TH and PA. AVE. N. W.
Main 754
Open Evenings and Sundays
TRUCKS AND TRACTORS
We have several used trucks
for sale. We will start you in the
hauling business on a small down
payment. You can pay balance
weekly.
A. B. C. T rack Compainiy
TRAFFIC TRUCK
DISTRIBUTORS
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE
RENT A CAR.
DRIVE IT YOURSELF.
FORDS. BUICKS "7-PASS.”
$1 per hour. $1.50 per hour.
$5 per day. $7.50 pre day.
PECK’S GARAGE,
2121 14th St. N. W.
Branch at Metropolitan Hotel. •
AUTOMOBILES WANTED
WANTED TO BUY
Dodge and Ford Cars.
Any Model—Any Year.
A. J. STABLER AND SONS,
. SEVEN passenger touring or sedan.
A. J. Stabler, 425 K st. N. W.
_ AUTO ACCESSORIES
AUTOS WRECKED Parts for all
makes of cars in stock. JIM WOOD,
110 4X4 St. S. W. Franklin 8014. •
AUTO WRECKERS
We dissemble cars of all makes and
sell parts at lowest prices.
EDGAR BAUM, 812 sth St. N. W.
SERVICE STATION
AUTOS washed, polished and delivered,
$2; greasing done thoroughly; day or
night Peck’s earage. 2121 14tb N. W.
BICYCLES & MOTORCYCLES 109
HARLEY, 1922 $125.00
HARLEY, LATE MODEL.. $50.00
TERMS TO SUIT
H. ADDISON BOWIE,
SEVERAL used Hailey-Davidson and
Indian motorcycles in excellent con
dition; these machines are priced
very reasonably and will be sold on
easy terms.
JOHN S. BERRYMAN.
New. Used and Rebuilt
MOTORCYCLES
Sold on Easy Terms.
HOWARD A. FRENCH & CO..
Indian MotorcycleOistrlbutor,
424 9th st. N. W» 1
AUTOMOBILES 9
AUTO TIBES
TIRE SALE.
CORD TIRES.
GUARANTEED 10,000 MILES.
FABRICS GUARANTEED 6,000 MILES
INNER TUBES GUARANTEED 1 YEAR
Get your tire needs now for Decoration
Dajf trips at these remarkably low sale
prices. These are sensational bargains.
Examine our stock before buying else
urh rA
Sale 1-Year Guar-
Size. Price. anteed Tube*.
28x3 $4.95 - $1.25
30x3 $5.15 $1.45
30x3% >LSD
32x3% $7.45 $1.68
31x4 SB.IO $1.70
32x4 $11.45 SI.BO
33x4 $12.45 $1.70
34x4 $12.90 $1.98 .
33x4% $14.25 $2.00
34x4% $15.00 $2.10
85x4% $15.10 $2.25
OPEN EVENINGS AND ALL DAY
DECORATION DAY.
Mall orders B^Q£^j^^gj^ rder rec * lved ’
TIRE BARGAIN HOUSE,
493 PA. AVE. N. W. Franklin 6748.
______AN CORDS
Big brawny. Armor Tread Cords —
with their rugged, ebony-black tread
and their unique “road grip” feature
—4-the very peak of Tire Quality! You
can pay more, but you can’t get more
—more in mileage, mor* In service,
more in absolute satisfaction!
"America’s Greatest Tire Value”
• Size Tire Red Tube
80x3% $10.95 $2.20
32x4 25.30 2.80
33x4 26.10 2.90
34x4 26.85 8.00
32x4% 30.00 3.50
34x4% 32.70 3.80
. 35x6 40.70 4.60
GUARANTEED 10,000 MILES.
NATIONAL AUTO TIRE CO. •
SACRIFICE TIRES
30x3—30x3 %—53.00
ALL LARGER SIZES. $4.80.
If one of these used tire* prore*
unsatisfactory within one year re
turn with receipt and get another
for half prico.
ROY’S TIRE STORES,
1838 14th St. N. W. ■ •
1405 H St. N. E. 3348 M St. N. W.
REAL ESTATE 10
$ . HOUSES FOR SALB 114
FOR SALE by Garman Brothers. Hun
dreds of homes, business properties
and City Building. Lota Main 8329.
Distrlct National Bank Building.
GEORGETOWN, 36TH NEAR B—New.
$6,600, 6 rooms, front, break. & sleep,
porches, tapestry brick, SSOO cash,
very easy terms. Inspection Decora
tion Day. Lee Ross, Main 2397. *
COLONIAL, porch, brick, 6 rooms, bath,
garage, $4,750; $750 cash, balance
monthly. 231 14% st. N. E. Apply
314 15th st. N. E. Lincoln 4157.
NEW BUNGALOW
MUST BE SOLD
Price reduced from $6,300 to $5,700.
Only SSOO cash and balance Ilk? rent.
All modern improvements, good location,
and in one-fare zone. See
H. C. MAYNOR
3616 33D ST., MT. RAINIER, MD.
PHONE -HYATTS. EXCHANGE 393-W,
McCtare Homes
“The National Homes”
Wltat They Say—
“lt’s Attractive,”
“It’s Cozy and Clever,”
“Sure! It Will Be Snug and
Warm,”
“It’s an Inexpensive House With
Character,”
“There is Style to That and It’s
Built Right,”
“Let’s Pick Out a Lot, Then Build
a McClure Home, and Save
What We Are Paying the Land
lord.”
»
FEDERAL
UNDERWRITERS, INC.,
501-6 Woodward Bldg.,
Washington, D. C.
Gentlemen: Please send me
complete information regarding
your extremely liberal financial
plan. It is understood that this
request does not obligate me in
any way.
Name ....
Address ..................
BROTHERS
Hundreds of Homes, Business
Properties and City
Building Lots
Main 8329. Dist. Nat Bank Bldg.
~WANTED REAL ESTATE
WANTED at once, a good six or seven
room houae in the northeast or south
east residential section. $5,000 to
$10,000; from SSOO to $1,500 cash and
easy monthly payments. Address Box
- J.B Times-Herald. ■ i ■
If you pay more for a home
than the price of our new six
room brick houses a block from
the Eastern High School it’s your
own fault.
We believe these homes are the
best value to be had today. To
reproduce these —at present cost
of material and labor—the price
would be much more.
Investigate. Telephone Main
7807 and salesman will call co
take you for inspection, or go to
17th and B streets S. E. to see
sample home.
OPEJN AFTERNOONS AND EVENINGS
CONVENIENT TERMS.
NATIONAL REALTY CO.,
Owners,
MAIN 7807. BOND BUILDING.
MEMBER WASHINGTON REAL
ESTATE BOARD.
WE WAN’T MORE HOUFES FOR SALE.
Owners of property desiring to make
quick sales should list property with
us at once. _ __ _
WM. P. NORMOYLE, 810 F st. N. W
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
814 Pennsylvania* ave. 8. E. ’
1 Let Us Submit Our List of Homes and
Jnveatmeuta Before You Purchase.
REAL ESTATE 101 REAL ESTATE 10
HOUSES FOR RALE.II4 IHOUSES FOR KALB
. . WASHINGTON HEIGHTS—SIS,7SO; TERMS.
Not quite two blocks from 18th & Columbia Road. Three-story brick horns
containing ten rooms and two baths. Rear porches. Hot-water heat, gas and
electricity. Screens for ail windows. Pantry, laundry and toilet in basement.
Garage on alley. Priced very reasonably for this neighborhood. . .
NEAR GEORGIA AVENU^—SI3,SOO; TERMS
Near Buchanan & Georgia Avenue. A detached brick home of seven rooms
and two baths (4 bedrooms). New; occupied only a few months. Hot-water
heat, gas and electricity. Large front porch. Hardwood floors, and .trim.
Screens and pantry. Laundry and toilet In basement. Space for garage on
Wide alley. Reasonable terms, x
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS—SIS,7SO; TERMS
A very pretty little bungalow, containing seven rooms and two baths. . Prac
tically new. We believe this to be one of the best buys offered in this section
for sale for some time. Near the 14th street car line and convenienr'to bus
line. First floor contains living room, with- Open fireplace, dining room,
kitchen, bedroom with tiled bath And three very large closets. Large lot with
garage to match house. Thia house must be sold immediately.
PARK VIEW—S9,SOO; TERMS
Owner very anxious to sell this 20-foot front house. Six rooms and bath.
Brick construction. Modern heating plant, electricity and gas. Front and
rear porches. (2 back porches, 12x19, are screened.) Pantry; two-car garage
on wide alley. Some of the features seldom found in a house In this location
are a 20-foot front, 3 floor plugs on first floor, and two.on second floor,
Pittsburg Water Heater No. 3, sliding doors between parlor and dining room
and French doors to sleeping and breakfast porches. Will consider a thousand
cash and a low monthly payment. Inspect at once.
i NORTHEAST—S9,SOO; TERMS
Semi-detached six-room and bath brick home. Hot-water heat, electric
lights and gas. Front, rear and sleeping porches. Hardwood parquet floors
and trim. On payed alley. Front yard set with shrubs and hedge. Grape
•arbor in back yard. Lot 92 feet deep. House and Erounds in good condition.
■ Good buy.
• NORTH. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS—SI3,SOO; TERMS
Overlooking Sixteenth Street Heights. Very reasonable for this excellent
, location. A beautiful seven-room and bath, tapestry brick home; Gruver
built. First'floor has parlor, living room, dining room and kitchen. Dining
room Is very attractive With beamed ceiling, built-in china closet. Tiled bath.
Reasonable *erms IX>t 150 feet deep ’ with Bpace tor garage on wide alley.
913 15th St Main 017
R. A. HUMPHRIES,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE.
PARK ROAD NW. NEAR 12TH & H STS. N. E.
Fine home, 9 rmi., bath, h.-w. h„ Store and dwelling; 7 rail., gas,
PrYce, »TLSOO’ r dOUbl * < arage ' Prlce
NEAR SEVENTH AND WEBSTER. ' . o _
Semi-det., 6 rms., bath, h.-w. h., - EAST CAPITOL ST.
elec., .gas, strictly modern, garage Large store and 10 rms., bath,
space. Price, >9,350; $750 cash. gaß, e,ec .» K-w. h. Cheap at $14,600;
THIRTEENTH STREET N. W. terms.
7 rms., bath,\h.-w. U., elec., gas, 28TH A PA. Ave. S. E.
, garage space sll 600; terms. A real home . Bungalo V
E STREET N. E. bath, h.-w. h.. elec, and gas.; base-
■ Jf w ®"! i aml,y J lat > tcVPn’ bat,t eacb ’• ment. laundry trays, plenty of
I exc. cond. Price, $6,750; terms. ground and room for garage; it will
TODD PLACE NORTHEAST. Pay you to look this one over. Price
Brick, 6 rms., bath, fur. heat, gas, $7,850; SI,OOO cash.
jar... W ,e.. F,,„. , 500 BKANCHVILT.k.
NEAR 10TW V CT xr „ Bungalow, 4 rmt, furnished; lot
Brick Sr™ .K £. K , ST - N - E , 30x200. Price $2,700.
, Brick, 6 rms, bath, fur. heat, elec.,
gas, garage space. Price, $8,500. BERWIN.
• NEAR 17TH & COLUMBIA RD , Cement block; 8 rma, elec., lot
Brick 6 rms, bath, gas lat. heat, 60x200. Price $4,000; $1,500 cash.
cheap at $4,500. Easy terms. ’ BLADENSBURG ROAD.
• ONTARIO ROAD On, the pike to Baltimore; store
. One of the best homes in this sec- and dwelling. Good place for most
Alon, 3 stories, 9 rms, 2 baths, gas. a ny kJnd of business; 3-car garage;
elec., h.-w.-h., gar. space, servant's 88x200-ft, lot. Price $6,850; terms,
quarters with bath, exec- con., va- VIRGTVT* htcswt anfir
cant, a sacrifice on account of ill- R a
ness Prirp Sir cap 6-rm. bungalow, ir. heat, ©lee. A.
very good l®c»tion. $4,500;
NEAR 13TH & FLORIDA AVE N.E. terms.
e. P uJr? k ’pr i cJ m i” K ’-, n n gaa ; goOd NORTHEAST.
. cellar,. Price, $5,200. Easy terms. Groc. st ore. one owner 33 years;
D ST. NEAR 11TH N. E. bus. bet. $4,000 and $5,000 per me.
Frame, 6 rms., bath, gas, gar. Stock and business $6,000.
space. Price, $2,650 Terms
NEAR 14TH & G N B. * S 3 REET * OB ™ WEBT K -1
Brick; 8 rms., bath, gas, h.-w. h , . Ne t r N " CkP«t®J- 10-rm. brick;
terms. Saragß ” PaCe - ,B ' s ° d; S?MO
B ™," S ’T. N. IST COMM. ZONE. G STREET NORTHEAST.
Brick; 7 rms., bath, gas, h.-w. h., Brick, 6 rms. & b.; gas; latrobe
space 4-car garage. Price $9,500. h.; gar. Price, $6,800; SI,OOO rash
If You Don’t See What You Want In This List Call Us;
We Have It.
R. A. HUMPHRIES,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE.
808 NORTH CAPITOL ST. Phone Main 6733.
BY OWNER AND BUILDER
ON CHANNING STREET
| Beautiful 5-room bungalow with sleep-
1 ing porch, modern heated, gas. electric
lights, large lot 50x158. Price to a
quick purchaser, $6,750.
I Also by owner of one, of the best
modern homes in the N. E., 660 Md.
ave. See this excellent home and beau
tiful location before you buy. You can
I buy this good home much cheaper than
you can build one like it.
If you have a house that is clear
I you can exchange it on the
» . above 2 good homes as
as a cash payment.
J. D. GARMAN,
Franklin 3993.
BARGAIN —8-room house; all modern
improvements; will reduce for quick
sale; 3500 block New Hampshire ave.
Price, $9,500. Phone Line. 908-J.
AN INVESTMENT AND HOME
COMBINED FOR A
, PURCHASER WITH
$2,500 CASH.
This property is well arranged and
located for subletting and is on a wide
thoroughfare. Contains eleven rooms;
! bath; modern plumbing fixtures, etc.
, Complete apartment with kitchen on
■ top floor.
Priced very reasonable.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
1 1412 Eye St. N. W.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SAU
JUST think! $2,950 for 4-room new
bungalow; gas. elec., large lot. S2OO
down and easy monthly payments.'
Babcock & Winters, Riverdale, Md.
Phone Hyatts. 24-J. _'
' E. H. SHINN
Special Bargains
6-room house, electricity, water, cellar,
. 1 acre, poultry house, fruit, one fare
zone, near school and store —$5,000;
S6OO cash and balance like rent.
8-room house, five lots, fruit, shrub
ery—ss,2so; terms.
Modern 7-. room bungalow, high ele
vation, 2 lots, garage—s6,soo; terms.
5-room bungalow, a.m.i.—55,250; SSOO
cash; balance like rent.
’ 7-rooin house, electricity, water, lot
50x150 —$2,650; cash $400; balance $35
per month.
5-room cottage, electricity, water, lot
50x150—52,550; cash $500; balance S3O
• per month.
Have several new, modern 5-room
bungalows, with hdt-water heat.
E. H. SHINN,
3333 Rhode Island Ave., Mt. Rainier. Md.
I Phone Hyattsville Exchange—496.
REDUCE THE COST OF LIVING,
i Have your own poultry and gardens.
Five - room house; good repair; large
shed suitable for poultry or stable; fruit;
close to cars, $2,000;. small cash payment;
balance monthly. G. P. Bickford,
owner, Berwyn. Md. Phone Berwyn 46.
$1,750 CASH, OR $2,000. $250 down, S3O
per month. Owner leaving country.
Must sell at once nearly completed
Bungalow, 4 rooms and bath, large
basement, lot 7.0x131, 2 blocks from
Arlington County Court House, ex
-1 cellent place to raise poultry, near
Buss A Car line. Strictly white dis
trict. Can be seen at any time.
34 Waverly St., Clarendon, Va.
BEAUTIFUL four-room bungalow, large
sleeping porch and bath, together
with all modern improvements; hand
some electric light fixtures; laundry
tubs in cellar; large corner lot
with trees; one-half block from elec
tric car line. Rogers Heights, E.
Hyattsville, Md. Price, $5,250.00; SIOO
cash, balance like rent. Also four
and five-room bungalows, beautifully
situated, with all modern improve
ments; rent terms. Jas. C. Rogers,
ownqr. Phone Hyattsville 56-J.
COTTAGE FOR SALE.
NORTH BEACH MD.—2-story cottage.
Apply 128 D St._S. E. Line. 3012.
LOT 50x150; gas and elec, on property;
$lO down and $5 mo. Gall or write,
Babcock & Winters, Riverdale, Md.
Phone HyAtsville 24-J.
Phone, Mail or Bring
YOUR WANT ADS
TO THE TIMES-HERALD
f PAPERS FOR ONE COST
Phone Main 5260 •
1 SHORE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
SOUTH RIVER, MD.—WATER FRONT
PROPERTY, 47 acres, whole or part,
with modern year-round house, near
■ Annapolis; must be sold to sottlo es
tate; 7 rooms, bath, basement, attic, 2
sun parlors, spacious porch**, water
system. C. J. Wilson, Riverview P. 0.,v
Md. Phone Annapolis 182$ F-6. • 4
Horn Point Beach on the Severn—Larg*
lots, SBOO up. Small cash payment,
balance monthly. Call Annapolis 51» or
write M. P. Gonaaan, Annapolis. Md- *
FARMS FOR SALB IIS
83 ACRES, situated In Fairfax macadam
road, 7 miles from Washington, % mile
this side McLean station; all under
high state cultivation; improved by
12-room house; elec.; h.-w.h.; bath;
large barn; tenant house, and other
outbuildings. Ph. owner Adams 31»T.
i 6-room house, plenty of fruit and grapes?
; garage, stable, and chicken house.
$2,950 on easy terms. Babcock &
Winters, Riverdale, Md. Phono Hyatts.
, 2 4-J.
' SUBURBAN FOB RENT.
BUNGALOW, unfurnished; 5 rms. and
bath; a.m.i.; garage; garden; 3* min.
to cars. 3528 37th St., Mt. Rainier, Md.*
■MALL 5-rm. and bath, gas and elec.;
large lot; $4,000. SSO mo. 50 Wood-
land ave. Takoma. Col.' 9472. W.
PROPOSALS 121
COMMISSIONERS. D. C., Washington,
May 28, 1923. Sealed proposals will
be received at Room 509, District Build
ing. until 2 o’clock p. m., June 11, 1923,
for laying approximately 35,000 square
yards of cement sidewalks. For de
tailed information apply Room 427,' Dis
trict Building.
i COMMISSIONERS, D. C.. Washington?
May 25, 1923. Sealed proposals for con
structing about 3,030 feet of sewer will
be received at Room 509, District Build
ing until 2 o’clock p. m., June 1, 1923.
For detailed information, apply at Room
427, District' Building.■
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 119
GARAGE BUILDERS
’ QUIXET GARAGES
ALL STEEL FRAME—NO
WOOD USED.
C. N. Buckland, Agt.
5 MASS. AVE. N. W.
Franklin 4625 After • '*. aa
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