YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL RESULTS.
American League.
Cleveland, 9; Athletics, A
Boston. 8; Detroit, 3.
Chicago, 11; Washington, 10 Cteo
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S>U Louis-New York—wet grounds.
. National League.
SL Louis. 3; Phillies, 1.
Brooklyn. 3; Cincinnati 0.
New York. 2; Chicago, 1.
. Pittsburgh, 9; Boston, 0.
STANDLNG OE THE CLUBS.
American League.
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SCHEDLTJC FOR TODAY.
• American Leagua
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Washington
' Detroit at Boston.
National. League.
Ptiillies at Chicago,
-i Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
New York at St. Louis.
QUOIT LEAGUE DINES,
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1 Kuril I r KtotlY 1 bU
The Quoit League of the Church
, Athletic Recreation League, terminated
Its winter season with s banquet in
St Paul's M. E. Church Thursday
. night. More than 75 representatives
from Emanuel, East lake. Union, SL
Paul's, Hillcrest, Cookman and Har
rison street churches, were present.
* The Rev, Raymond W. Cook presided.
The entertainment, which Is the
first of Us kind held in the city in
„ connection with the Community Ser
vie*) recreation program, consisted
also of a discussion of the future
sports in which the churches will
' participate next winter. In the course
of the discussion It was agreed that
churches which have not participateed
In the quoit league the past season
' shall Join it next season.
According to J. C. Berger, director
of physical recreation of the Com
- ntnalty Service, who is formuUtlng
'plans for next season's league, quoit
playing will be discontinued this
summer because of the preference of
* the. players for baseball. Mr. Berger
suggested various other out-or-door
games, but they were rejected by the
- members, who ardently maintain that
baseball Is the, warm weather sport
Announcement of the champion
team of the quoit league for the sea
" son has been made Union Church
team won the trophy. The players
on the representing teams are;
. Emmanuel Church—Hunter, Bail,
Brlnton, Long and Ainsworth.
Union Church—Sanderson, Ward,
Jeffers and ReyboM.
SL Paul's Church—Sproul,
teiln, Carr and Cooke.
Cookman Church—Lynch. Berry, B
and I. Stewart.
Eartlake Church -Short, Hall, Prince
and Maser.
'She evening concluded and was
, animated with a sing-song program
led by B. H. Raub, director of the
c leaders' class, who was assisted
Miss Virginia Fuller.
Dure
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MACRIE HUS TWO
HOMERS THIS TIME
On Thu red* y afternoon at Rockford
Park, the Melntlrn Tutoring School
defeated Tower Hill. 18 to 7, Tower
Hill's Infield was loose, making six
errors. Their two pitchers, !>kil ton
and Bliss walked nineteen men. Bilks
, was especially weak, walking eleven
of nineteen men. Mackie pitched a
splendid game for Mclntire.
R H E
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M. T. S. ....* 3 52 2 0 0 2 x—18 8 *
The line up yas as follows; Tower
Hill—Lindsay, »»; Wardenburg. If;
. Bail. Bliss, p; Springer, rf; Sklllon, n:
Griffenburg, 3b; B. Samuels, lb;
Hanna, cf. Mclntire School—W. Luke,
c; F. duPooL H; G. Owens, cf; A.
Weir. 2b; F. Maoklc, p: R. Slone, rf;
W. Pyle, lb; J. PrlesL 3b.
Batteries: Tower Hill, Sklllon,
Bliss, Ball, pitchers; Ball, Lindsay.
catchers. Mclntire—J. Luke, Macklc,
pitchers; W. Luke, catcher.
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Inexpensive Perfection
in Farm Buildings
Practic*! experience, no less
than scientific test, has defi
nitely settled the fact that the
wooden house is dryer and
warmer than one built of any
other material. It is there
fore more healthful and more
comfortable. This is just as
true of the bams which shel
ter your stock as of the house
Which shelters your family.
We c*n show you • wood-North
Carolin« Pine— with which you
c*n build your home, barns, sheds,
silo, etc., at low cost and with
every assurance of complete sat
isfaction.
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If you are Interested in op-to
ORto **na buildings wo can get
far you free an excellent book
which ordinarily retails for $ 1.00.
It-fontalns plans, elevation* and
details of practically every kind of
1 farm building.
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Phone 130
Wilmington Sash & Door Co
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LUMBER MILLWORK
Front and Madison Streets.
BEAVER BOARD
Wilmington, DeL
UPPER DARBY AND
WILMINGTON END TIE
Upper Darby and Wilmington
Friends' High battled to a tie, 3 all.
at Chestnut Hill yesterday. Bartlett
saved the day, getting Braclcford try
ing to stretch bis long hit for a home
run.
The score:
Upper Darby.
R. H. O. A. E.
.02000
.1 0 0 0 0
.0 0 9 0 1
Mather, II.
Jacobson, ef. ...
Weinstein, lb ..
Bartlett, 3b .
Buchanan, ss^ p,
Johnosn, rf.
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..0 3 2 3 1
..00100
Yates. 2b .>. I 0 2 1 0
Andressy. c.0 t 8 0 0
Breehl, p.0 12 0 0
Barth, rf. 0 0 0 0 0
..3 7 2* 7 3
Totals .
Wilmington.
H. H O. A. E.
.00 1 2 0
.1 0 0 0 0
.0 0 0 *0
5 2 1
0 19 2 0
0 10
0 1 0
0 0 6 0 0
0 0 3 0 0
Lackey, p.
Boy, If. ...
Mode, 3b .
Bradford, ss.1
Stirling, o. ..
Foy. rf. .
F. Smith, cf. .
Bancroft, 2b .
CerniU, lb ..
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RAYMOND TO MEET HELLING.
Halnli
Wilmington's
Raymond,
premier welterweight, Is all set to go
with Philadelphia Joe Welling at the
Cluh, In Philadelphia on
next Tuesday night The local nhe
I nom, who Is under the w mg of Mar
cus Williams, has been training hard
this week at the Dougherty Gym
nasium. Ninth and Spi-lng Garden
streets, Philadelphia, under the guid
ance of Gene McMahan and AI Moor".
( Raymond has been victorious in all
• his starts since he decided to stage
a comeback after being away from
the ring for several years. He bested
I Willie Moore, Johnny Nelson In two
i Philadelphia bouts, and last Monday
al wmiamaporl slopped Johnny
t Hambo, of Lancaster, in six rounds.
Auditorium
CAMBRIDGE Bl AIDS EASTON.
EASTON, Md.. May 22,—Cambridge
defeated Easton ycslerdsv, 16 to 12,
before the largest crowd that has wit
nessed a bull game this season. The
game was lilfed
was played partly
ball was wet and
with errors, as It
in the rain and the
hard to handle.
R. H..E
Cambridge .42111502 0-16 I* in
Easton
1 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 6—12 7 15
MATHKWSON TO QUIT.
NEW YORK. May « l olled Press)
—Christy Malhewson who made his
tory as "Big Six" of the Giants, who
left the management of the Cincinnati
Reds lo enter the army and generally
supposed to be the next leader of the
Giants will writ« "Anis" In his base
ball bonk at the close of this season,
according to reports.
The big pitcher whose name Is linked
with some of the brightest chapters
of baseball during the last deeade is
lo devOtc his attention to private bus
iness next year, his friends say.
MEDAL PLAY GOLF.
Medal handicap play golf began on
the links of the Wilmington Country
Club this morning. Many golf stars
are participating and many enthus
iasts are witnessing the event.
TOWN AIDS HOME ECONOMICS
The home economic« dcpArtment of
« 1 C Mlllsbnro school gave a play, the
proceeds of which amounted to *i(UO
This money will bo used to freshen
the walls and woodwork of the home
j economics room. This y«ir the home
eicononrio. deportment I« housed in
a millinery store The «Indents have
made use of the store windows for
displaying exhibits of their work In
dolling and hosisewtfery. The room
has been attractively curtained and a
homelike atmosphere prevails. The
department served luchoon to tha
local board last Friday and all the
miests enjoyed a splendid meal MHIs
hnro has been co-operating splendidly
in supporting the home economics de
partment this year.
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apple of Joe's eye. It isn'U exactly an apple, but an apple-knocker, for
Joe usee Black B-'tsy lo wallop the apples In Ban Johnson's eight or
cltarxb Black Beley Is Joe's own style of hat. Hs modeled It lo hki own
liking.'and he hasn't chaurod for years Some of the other ambitious
hitsmdhs try to use a similar model, hut it generally prove# loo much
for them. Joe's Black Betsy Is a giant bat. >«
The Want .Ads are favorably gov-]
erned today and tomorrow for selling
of rooming houses and for placing ■
domestic helpers In the home.
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PROPOS M S
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PROPOSALS, ADDRKSaSUD TO THE
A P real dent of the I«ory Coart. Room
13S, County Ruilding. Wilmington, DeL,
will he received until 12 © dock noon. '
Tueaday, May 25, 11*20, for conatnioilon
of rubble «tone gutter* on Lore avenue,
lint 11.ly «inc hondrad, from Ninth street
lo the trolley line of WHmlngton and
Philadelphia Traction Company.
A certified check for $W0 mo Ht accom
pany each bid- Plana and «permeation»
may be obtained af the office of the
County Engineer. Room 1M County
Building, upon making a dopoait
of which will be refunded upon
their return, on or before May 27, 102U.
C- K. Ü RUB B.
County En*lnw.
mar-C It.
|>KOPnSALS KOR BOOKS AND
i Sin*l'LI KS.
Sealed proposal« for hook* and «op
P llta will b* received by tha Board of
ubllc Kdu«'ation In Wilmington. Dola
ware, for the furnUhlug of book* and
• uppllo» for thr acbool year ending June
1921 in accordance with the Hat
which can br procured from the office
of the secretary. No. 36H-351 City Hall.
Bidders muit agree to deliver the book«
and supplie* to the »everal public school
house* In such quantities a* designated
by the committee on books and «uppllr».
the superintendent, or the hoard, before
September L 1®». and moat also ««re«
to keep supplied the schfK>lhonse» where
a »hortage may occur before the dote of
the fiscal year, at their expense.
Proposals roust he deposited with the
secretary l>«for* 8 © clock p. ra.. Monday.
Jane 14th. 1920, and rouat he marked
"Proposal* for Book» and Soppltra." Tho
risht to rrlert aoy or all proposal* la re
frrrod
Board of Public Education
Harry J. Guthrie. accreUry.
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BFJvORl.— AIL.AN_u
BELLEVILLE
i Torh Al , nmr bm,,.
! mntl £ Ur(n >ren plan». spec tot
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weekly
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Kondorton
I gennr**re Art., S4 h«ii«e fron» haaeb* On*
fejssswiœiaF *'' 1
GRAND ATLANTIC
Atlutlc City, N. J.
Virginia Are., near Beach—Capacity 600
A strictly modern hotel. Privat« hatha,
running water In rooms, »levator, otc.
Notable table. Early seaaon rataa gi.OU
nr dally: special weakly. Booklet. Auto
I meets train a
• I. 1». PAINTER. HAROLD LANDOW.
REAL fXTATE-FOR RENT.
REAL E.STATE—TOR REM!.
FOR RENT— N. E. COR. EIGHTH AND ORANGE STS.
Entire building, containing large store, suitable for
most any kind of business, and two apartments, 5 rooms
and bath each. Immediate possession.
For Rent—The entire building, 103 and 105 East
Third Street, consisting of three floors, 50x110 feet
Electric elevator, partly heated by steam. Immediate
possession.
CARROLL W. GRIFFITH
224 West Ninth Street.
—FOR RENT—
6 WEST FOURTH ST.
About 30 Rooms.
Allbarit W. P m®j
206 West Ninth Street
Only 2 Day* Sail from NçwTorK
Ideal For Your '
Summer Vacation
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iraniens. Multi-colored nah. n ücllffht/ul
fnyo U«y jaohiloK rrulre. bowing, b.tMngX]
ryrlln», driving, irnnla, *olf and dan. In* All v
»»X '"V- are among tin- (ilaaaur*. and
r dellcMa of Bcnund*.
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H*rvnad* 1« ( ooled hr Oreui Hrerres
imvArmate umoirr temperainre, 7» rlacr«««)
SUMMER VACATION TOURS
a
,, , Fffcctl.a Anne Ist, IJJ».
(loclnalng atfnmcr, hotel and manjr Interesting aida trips!
8 Days 387.00 9 Days 891.50
and npuard. according lo hotel and iMMr arrant,
molallan». N» l'a-.parte Kequlred for nermuda
H. H. ■■FORT HAMILTON"
York rrory IS day*
on akrrnaia Wodoaedayo and Sat
urday*. Sand for description
literature to
Furnena llrrmuda Line
a Kurnraa Honan.
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PRO POSALS.
ADVtCRTISKXIBNT FOB PROPOSALS
FOB CONSTRUCTION OF STATE
HIGHWAYS.
Sea led proposal« will be receWed by the
Slati* Highway I>cp«rtnieiH, at It* office.
Dovar, Delaware, until 2-00 o'clock P. M..
M i j '31. It30, «nrt at that plane and Urne
publicly opened, for the conatructloo of
4.1^ mile* State Highway In Kant and
Mew < antic countlca, Delawapa. Inaoly
ing the following approximate quanti*
tlca:
CONTRACT NO. t*
Through Tow* «( t'pwtrrt«* l.ti Mile*.
*100 cu. yds. KirarMlOD.
swtoo cu. yd» Borrow.
HI eo. yd*. ClaH -A" Masonry.
1200 tha. Helnfnrrcmcnl
HO fret IS In. K C. 1'lpa.
W> fret 18 In. It. C Plpa
3* fret 3« In. K C. Plpa.
1000 fret B. M. Shoe* Plllnf.
CONTRACT »4.
Trhuvt 1 » ('«mw —Harr'» t ormrr, 5.W
Mil««,
A «quarva ClaaviBf.
5 aqoarv« (»rubbin*.
ft »quan-* Stripping.
17800 ru. yda. Kick vat Ion.
1500 ru. yd*. Borrow.
12no ru. yd*. Screening.
.1000 Tom* "Broken Stone Baw
5310 cu. yda. Concrete Roadwa
175 cu. >d«. Cla*« "A llaaonry.
«0 cu. yd« Clna« "B Masonry,
IXVk» lb* Reinforcement
120 Iln. ft- 15 In. R. C. Pipe,
150 Iln. ft. It In. K. C. Plp # -
ISO Iln. ft. 24 lu. R. L. Pipe
«0 Un. ft. .TO in. R. C. PI
300 I»n. ft KHald Pipe. 18
§005 ft. 4 In. Underdralna.
30CK) *a. yd«. Concrete Out tar.
xo Monmneots.
6000 fL B. M. Sheet Piling.
monc* withtn ten (10) <laya afrer oxo*
1 rutton of tbr rontrsrt and ba rompiatod
! on or before Decambar SI, 1920
Monthly paynicwa will b. made for
per cent, of tbo conatruetlon complated
j each month.
I Bidder« muât aubinll proposal» npou
forms provided by the Department.
I Bach proposai mnat be aeeoinpa
t by a surely bond, eertldod cheek,
money to the amount of at least ten (till
cent, of the total amount of the
" Ooarae
B
and ander
Porformanca of commet than com
ni*
or
I iiropuaal.
«nvalop« eontaintng Ib« I f tiMÜ
must be marked. Propoaal for the Coo«
struction of a »tat« Highway, under
Contract No. 24 or 34.
The contract will be awarded
Jccted wbthln twenty (20) days from the
date of opening proposals.
The right Is reserved to reject any or
all bids.
DetaTed plans rosy be soen and Index
plan* and spe. lflrallon« may be obtained
upon deposit of ten dollars ($10.00)
whlrh amount will be refunded upon re
turn of plan* and «pacifications in good
condition at the office of
STATIC HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
DOVER. DELAWARE.
(bas M. Up hum. Chief Engineer,
ma y 1*8-15-22.
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RE A1. ESTATE—FOR SALK ._
FOR SALE IN NEWARK DEL.
Desirable homes, with all
modern conveniences.
Write, call or phone No. 2.
J. A. McKELVEY.
FOR HALS.
W. »Ml 8t . rortW, » ft froiH.
»tjtMirr planned, hardwood flours lanr
atdo. * room«, bath. ihre* porch««, hot
water boat, jraa and electric.
TJO C uncord Art., 0 room«, bath, porch
and boater
•*1 Vandever Art., 7 room«, bath, porrb
and heater
Mortgage* and tmi« nr ranged Inquire
1000 VAMMCt'KK AYR 4
I'bo lie* 4 y-jH.
PHONE *1996, BRADFORD'S
HOUSE FOR SALE
One 10-room house on Delaware
avenue, do** to B and O. station
There Is one of the oldest restaurant»
In the oily connected with this prop
erly. Has gas, also wired for elec
tricity. Steam heal. Cement cellar
8ÿe of lot 25x175 feel. There |* also
another lot which la 75x175 feel.
House can be bought fop fu.nuo
House and lot can be bougal for
(18,500.
T. C. BRADFORD,
1521 Delaware avenue.
FOR SALE.
House. 10 Vooms. 3 porches, waler
connections, garage, big lot. at Fred
erica, Delaware, submit yoi^r offer.
SCHWARTZ INVESTMENT CO. INC
Real Estate.
712 Ford Bldg
Phon* 7S66
MONEY To LOAN.
mortgage«, *ny amount. In sums to
t. Will not keep you wailing, If
you have good security.
WALTER E. POWELL.
839 MARKET STREET
on
■cut
F OR SALE
At Elmbortt, «mall bungilnw,
on North Park Diira. foar room«, «lae
Lot 100 by
•■ca. Price $S,oon.
Eaay term«. Rare rbaore for aojooa ra
I utriDK amall bom« with lo<s of land,
ppix _
ELMHURST REALTY CO^
S2S Markat HlraeL
trie light, running
100. roiacMion at
w*i.r
FOR SALE
1819 PtNE STREET
Three story brick, 9 rooms,
bath, porch and heater.
Possession June 25. Price,
»3,500.
Wm. H. GIBBONS, INC.
Emmett ÿ. Hickman. Successor
Ninth and Orange Sts.
D. A A.—713.
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SmaiM Farms F®r Sal®
Four (4) farms, 10 acres each, all necessary build
ings. One farm has 150 fruit trees. Best of land for'
trucking; near stone road. 10 miles from Wilmington.
J. Ao MdMlvcy
Newark, DeL
Phone No. 2.
=s
RESIDENCE
1513 FRANKLIN STREET
TVn rooms and hath, lwo punches, two open (lrepUnv», hardwood
floors In recopliOB hali and bathroom, diningroom mid •rtbrarj' finish
ed In hardwood. Stationary wa*Jt tubs In ortlar. Wired throughout
for vacuum cleaner; dec trio lights. Nice yard, targe shade tree in
front. Awnings, screen», etc., to go w«Ui house. This house, is tn
perfect condHon and ready tu move into.
APPLY
FOR SALE
m
Edl^aurd R. IPiuissy
813 SHIPLEY STREET.
Or Any Ro*l Estate Broker.
; Münsit SacdüFnc® Tlhb H®mis®
2>/i story brick, semi-detachçd house, 1600 block, on
West Ninth street, 7 rooms, bath, pantry, porch, gas and
electric, space for garage. Ground 20x150. Excellent
j condition. Possession can be arranged. Address Owner, 8 |
i wpdaan aaanan^^ |'
FOR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL HOME AT HILLCREST
Fronting on the Trolley—Only Ten Minutes' Ride to
Tenth and Market Streets.
House containing seven rooms and bath, heater, elec
tric, two porches. A lot of shade trees and shrubbery, large
lot. House is in splendid condition. Can be seen by appoint
ment Possession.
Carroll Wo GrifflrHUn
224 WEST NINTH STREET.
For Sal® R®al Estet®
P®88®»»E®ini Jum® 25
1900 Block, Lancaster Avenue. Nine rooms and
store, bath, gas, electric, hot air heat garage.
A bargain .7.....1.
1400 Block, duPont Street. Seven rooms, bath,
gas, electric, hot air heat, 4 bedrooms.
1500 block, Gilpin Avenue. Lot 32x150. Eight
rooms; all conveniences.
West Twentieth Street. Six 6-room houses each.
West Twenty-seventh Street. Six rooms, modern
conveniences .
204 East Twenty-fourth Street. Six rooms, bath
gas, porch, heat. $2000 mortgage can rcmain....$4000
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES
Elmhurst—Six rooms, brick construction, gas, elec
tric, bath, pipelcss heater, garage space, in the
pink of condition .
Bellemoor. Eight rooms, all conveniences. Lot
60x160.
Stanton. Eight room, square plan, frame house,
large porch .
And rçuny others at Hillcrest, Gordon Heights, Bellefonte,
Claymont, Richardson Park, Roselle, Ashley and Mar
shallton.
$4500
$6000
$5000
$3200
$4700
$5600
$5800
.*3000
J. Wo HAMILTON
Square Deal Real Estate and Farm Agent
705 Madison Street Phone 7348-W.
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HEAL ESTATE—FOR SALE
FOR SALE
Bellemoor- Bungalow, 7 room*, bnth.
MMBt
roRH*HI«l«*U .H'
bMMI
two porchm.
rellar. very Urge lot.
dart A ml bargalu
Forty •••fund and Market Bt«., •!»
room*, bath, two porche« and h«atvr.
M iRt bo ooltl.
DELAWARE REALTY CO.
«. W, Cor fteventh A Titnall Bta.
InauniDcc.
«ml MwHirdajr Evening*
Dt 11 g O clock.
Phone »750
Open Tueadav
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FOB SALK
gix AND SEVEN BOOM
HOUHBS.
SWVRRJXb
13«» to *4805
Three hoa*c* arc oar own and an*
N.
not h.ui r offered by any broker,
phene call».
CHARI. BS H. TINDALL A BON,
Contractor* and Hud, 1er»,
att Tntnatl Si reel,
Wilmington, Dal.
FOR SALE
N. W ('or Tenth and Kirkwood Hta..
•tw
ee for f»r*«e.
H. H
l«r»e «tore and H rooina and hath;
trlr. taa pored and ana
1211 W. Fourth HI., « R.
•IO* K. rtnd HI., !t B, B. P. H.
BIS Talnall HI.. S B. B. P. H.
lliry Madison SL. l«r»e «partmeat*.
SOS Monroe SI.. 7 K, B.
i;,U N. Franklin Hl-, 1« B, B. P. H.
*13 Rodney Ht., « R B.
110 durant St., 5 R. B, P, H; on term«
ISOS-O* Lincoln HI.. S K. B. P. H.
11«; Lincoln Hi., s B. B. P. H.
HM-15 Boyard Are.. « R. porch,
l.'tci W Fonrlk Hi.. 11 K, ! B.
JW» !V. Fourth Ht . T B, B, P, H.
CIS W. Fifth H-. I» P. B, P. H W II.
•KU W. Ninth HI . S K. B. P, H.
lata loioret HI.. B K, B. P, H
.NSI W. Klerenlh SI.. Il K , B P. H.
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C A. BALASCIO
Beal Batate und luuurunce
Phene 221« W J. Howard Gordon, Mgr
Omly TIhr«<s
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of these new 7-room
houses at Twenty-eighth A
Washington streets. Prices
and terms on premises.
Eo Nrtftsr
Owner and Builder.
RCAL EST A TK— K OR SALK.
RE\I. EST t I E—FOR SALE.
•FOR SALE—
dotafhotl. (wo-Rtory brlfk and trarage. alx
in« nnd bath, nantry and two oorrhoa Unndcj
\a. hoalor. gsi* and oloftrlc, hardwood floor«,
■aoatout trim and In raroliont comlitlou. luima
2513
MONROE
Must Be Sold. _
Leaving City j»lüt« i»o*ar*«iou. Nothing Uko It at the plica.
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224 West Ninth Street
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Pack All Your Troubles in Your
Old Kit Bag" and Move To
Charlestown. Md.
Here's an Ideal
SUMMER
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HOME
FOR YOU
$750
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Already Built
Completely Finished
Ready to Occupy
Two Nice Lots
3-Room California Bunga
low, with Full Waler Rights
Complete.
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Will make terms easy and
agreeable.
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Al Charlestown, Md
on the Chesapeake Bay
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28 miles from Wilmington on the Lincoln Highway,
overlooking the beautiful bay for miles. Pennsylvania,
station at property, excellent train service and COM
MUTERS* RATES ONLY 20c ONE WAY. Just the place
for your wife and children to spend the summer. Schools
and*churches and stores for your convenience.
' If you prefer a different style bungalow we will build
H for vou or you can buy a lot as low as $75 and build
your own cottage.
These bungalows can be lined at small expense, mak
ing a cozy, all-the-ycar-round home.
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SPOT—YOU'LL ENJOY THE RIDE EITHER BY TRAIN
OR AUTOMOBILE.
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J. W. HOLLOWAY,
803 Equitable Bldg.
Telephone 6356.
Please send me full par
ticulars and views of your
Charlestown Bungalows and
Building Lots.
Name
Address —
City ..
J. W. Holloway
803 Equitable Building
Telephone 6356.
or
Charlestown, Md.
Phone '46-F-ll.
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