Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1925, Page 3

FOR SALE 1851 California Street Olrcumstances necessitate sale of this three-story ! ne ~rooms: tw porches B heator: firepia, trin lients car brick raraer nzed renting one floor a artment fs new vacant Price Only $14,950 55 & PHELPRS e Home of Homes 1417 K St N.WL Main 9300, immediata il residence. s two rear tor House EN m\e a snappier, more AVR decided taste to the sal- ads that health authorities sy are so good for us all, Now wives have found a de- lightful way to please them! They add a measure of the piquant new Gulden's Salad- ressing Mustard, a special moderated blend made for mild-flavored foods. It adds the solid, satisfac- tory taste men like. Salads us with it. GULBENS new SALADRESSING MUSTARD - | pitar. PBONE MAIN 9427 TON EBRAKE BuitoEr 820-11 ST..N.W. ECIAL NOTICE! A RETURN 10AD w_York. Philadel TRAN: OF FURNI or Balty D RS—WHY rugs. when Hoov HAVE “DIRTY | 1 oclock FRANK P - PAINTING AIDE { CONTRACT. no12e ANY | 38, 1417 ~Fu ATIONS | Iward Bl Open_eve: & 1 SEDL 15\ Alex. 1644 ey Yotk prilage &5 TR, "‘F’fl ‘ | A \ ! N mix jeweler | Assoriment of | A watch _and NOT vy |(i~|’x~~|! i by anyone RANDALL. ‘ ‘7( ANY cther than my. 1429 Good u}'m rd. | e FO W 10th st. n.w.. has this day tein.” who under the TOHAVE A BED SO COM- Hurry to It at Night Yours n whole lot “better if s <s and pillows were RVICE." BEDELL MFG. CO, _810 E St. N.W. Main 3 Apples and Cider vike—turn right at Olney YORK CI W YORK CI §m| ADE! o BEKEY, «pot_in vour ceil. | & Cyclone will | B | }New Brlck Homes THE EV ond street. The treatment at home. Injuries to Head. James Abadie, 24, 1526 Fifteenth street, received injuries to his head and face as a result of a collision be- tween (wo automobiles at Fourteenth and D streets. He was in the auto- mobile of Charles Rollins, residing the Fifteenth street woman received FIFTEEN INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENTS jSeveral of Collisions Yester- | day Reporied Directly 3 Due to Storm. Fifteenth and H streets. ved treatment at Emer- Kible, col Fourth street, was knocked down Fourth and W streets by the au | mobile of Wallace L. Hall, 86 V stre Fifteen persons traffic accidents yesterday, a number of which were caused by the storm. None of the victims was reported dan- gerously hurt. One accident due directly to the| storm involved the striking of a pil-| supporting the overhead railroad | ks at Rhode Island avenue and| Seventh street northeast by tomobile of David M. Lea, sachusetts avenue, : last night. Mrs. Georg old, was verely injured. taken to Sibley Hospits Robert L. Mitchell, 34, and 2 v Frazier, his daughter, 20, 91 th street southeast, were knocked | down by a taxica en by George Addison, colored, 337 H _street south- west. They were treated at home. Hurt in Collision | A coliision v@l\\o(-n at driv L‘ll‘) by re 1213 D 1, and | i Robitaselli at were injured in Belle Holstein, down 4 by N first aid at Joseph J. Landover, about the color heast near surth street Prov j . occupant of 1. but hospital was refused. John W. Payne street southeast, was cut 5 head when his automobile collid with a motor truck driven by Wi Cox, colored, 48 Myrtle street n east, at First and Patterson streets. | He was given' first aid at Sibley Hos o street jured Hosp Miss Dotuthy southe He was taken to Provi Knauer, 21, clerk_at FOR LEASE 1320 New York Ave. Twostory Bulldin—edx103 30-foot_al Beautiful limestone front and larse window Never occupiod Tnspection Invited SHANNON & LUCHS s am s Best Buy Northeast “Gallaudet Park” (2 Blocks North 9th and Fla. $6,950 Up Convenient Terms Bernard Freeman, 5015 Fitch pn'..\ northeast, and Hammel were | drivers of : C at | Delaware avenue and D street arl ; Brown, colos 154 Francis street southeast, of the former vehicle, sustained a slight injury Fannie L. Robinson, colored. Eighth street, was cut about the fi by pieces broken windshield \\lwll | the automobile of Edward L. Miles, | 143 Thomas street, in which she was | riding, collided with the m(nmnlulo ”f\ John B. Keyes, 1421 New Jers nue, at Rhode Tsland avenue and Sec m-. Ave.) | ——— o || | ¥ crorc orFices Single and en suite; un- usu: locat downtown financial disf WILKINS f BUILDING 1512 H St. Randall H. Hagner & Company \l No. l'l"l‘lluln Ave. lain 9700 [ Rents Reduced Downbewn Apartments 900 19th Street Corner 19th and Eye Streets out garage: Open Daily for Inspection 5 C.H.SMALL & CO. 925 15th St. N.W. Main 6861, N.w. —fs Jestine:] to eclipse all suburban areas abaut our city Watch it! BETTER STILL—SEND FOR LITHOGRAPHED PR IN T AND GO OVER GROUND YOURSELF. Hedges & Middleton, Inc. R 1 rm., kitchenette and bath only $40 2 rms., kitchenette and bath only $75 Also 1 Two-bedroom Apartment CHOICE LOCATIONS AVAILARL 24-hour telephone & elevator sel Res Manager HANNON: & LUCHS)| 713 14th St Main 2345 lent For Sale, $10,750.00 For Rent at"'-$77.50 Per Month. Six rooms. bath, with or with- | thoroughly modern, | Emergency Hospltal, was injured by the automobile of Leonard Richard- son, 3909 McKinley street, at Nine- | teenth and G streets. She was taken to the hospital and treated for shock and injuries about the body. LAKE LINE WILL ENTER FOREIGN TRADE FIELD Contracts Call for Ten Ships to Sail From Detroit to World Ports. By the Associated Press DETROIT, October 31.-—Contracts| While deploring the inrc calling for the operation of 10 steam. | DY American movies and magazines on s between Detrot, other lower German “Kultur,” Dr. Kerschensteiner cities and European ports have | SaVs that the fashion of being slender | been signed by the Frank Lane Co is one of the greatest blessings that o N o cesi. | h8 come to Germany from the United o B 607 613 Girard ' Street N.E. Built by SMALL Four Sold Six large rooms, bath, double rear porches. | Thoroughly nml tion. tare, | | Priced Under $8,000 = — Easy Terms N DAILY FOR INSPECTION. .H.SMALL & CO. REALTORS €25 15th St N.w. GERMAN WOMEN LEARN THINNESS FROM FILMS Physician Says Fashion One of Greatest Blessings to Come From America. By the Associated Press. en, craving to be as | fashionable American woman, are try |ing every concelvable method, includ- ing some dangerous remedies, to get | thin and stay thin, Dr. Hermann | Kerschensteiner, professor of internal lender The company sent two | Detroit three months ago of these, the Anders, | being the | n port and return will consist of “leveland The will be st | for paper | glass md chemicals. Real home: Rents Reduced 1808 Conn. Ave. N.W. 2 Rooms, Kitchen and Bath $55.69 to $65.00 Inspect Sunday Only a Few Left B. F. SAUL CO. 925 15th St. N.W. Main 2100 ¢ Our Complete List MOORE & HILL (Inc.) 730 17th St. = & “Built by Small” Initial Offering Of Two New Semi-Detached "‘Brick Homes 3519-3521 35th St. N.W. Price, $15,850 Convenient Termns if Desired 8 Rooms, Bath, Garage Spacious hardv-ood floors throughout, open fireplace in hving roor?, exquisite electrical fi tures, hot-water storage Leater, built-in ice box. every known convenience ift an exclusive neighbor- hood. rooms, Open for Inspection Daily and Sunday . —To Inspect— Motor out Conn. Ave. to Forter Street, on Porter Street to 35th Sireet. C.H.SMALL & CO. Realtors—Ruilders Main 6861 - 925 15th St. N.W. _U:—'_'IEEGZZEHEIEJ thence west 3632 Warder St. N.W. 6 Rooms and Bath Garage Kennedy Built Apply Owner 519 Evans Bldg. Main 3260, Chevy Chase Price, $15,500 41st and Legation Sts. x 8 Rooms, Bath, Garage : OPEN DAILY FOR INSPECTION. C-H.SMALL & CO REALTORS—BUILDERS 925 15th St. N.W. Main 6861. medicine at the University of Munich. | made | front and| modern, best construc- | ing mv.n-r if neg- | nt this disaster? | ARGONNE- The N?ffo‘}%l C"P,it‘?l Pressi 16th & Columbia Road We Are Always Ready i with ideas to assist you in . your printing problems. HIGH GRADE. BUT NOT HIGH PRICED, BYRON S. AD/ MS, [EBINTER, » 512 11th St “Stayman Winesap Apples 1 per bushel and up. Delict oGy and tirn HEht at szmxy Soring. (Route via l(llr»\flll‘ closed. Heart of M ‘ :‘!rY ednd Orchard Let Us Make Your Roof Leakproof e, D o it ot Job— s up IRON! CLADRuunnr 1121 5thn 119 3ra St. 8.W. K KOONS [GUEANY Phose biatn oy, Profitable Printing is the dollar b md executed at this million Several very attractive apartments’ ranging in size from two rooms, reception hall, kitchen, bath and bal- cony, to four rooms, kitchen, reception hall and bath. Service unexcelled prices reasonable. ARGONNE 16th & Columbia Road and “Beautiful Kitchens” sounds inappropriate, but \ this instance it is in keeping. Burleith kitchens are beau- White enamel furnish- Blue Tile Linoleum, a built-in Ice Box (outside icing) and windows to flood the place with sunlight. Do you wonder that Burleith Housewives say: “Beautiful Kitchens” Note: The accompanying photograph N athentie h S represonition Homes, $8.500 Up Take a Burleith Bus Today. 36th and R Sts. N.W. Why Put It Of? M"m‘mull'lmrflvi,%"‘h"' ]S(Hlvs since the war. | I NING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1925. “Physiclans are being besought by corpulent wom- en who desire to get thin,” he s; ‘also by normal women who desire to get thinner and by other women who have endangered their health by quack or_harmful reducing remedie: The resumption of pre-w eating and drinking, following the lean years of the war, he says, have ded to unhealthful corpulency among many Germans, and physicians BERLIN, October 31.—German ey | warning women to diet to be stylish t Semi-Detached Brick Home . Cleveland Park - $14,250.00 | WM.H.SAUNDERS CO., INC. 1433 K St. N\W. Main 1016 Cleveland Park Brick Homes 3lst and Rodman Sts. ck West of Cd Ave.) lght Rooms, Bath, Garage DAILY FOR INSPECTION. Price, $15,950 ¢ CHSMALL & CO. REALTORS—BUILDERS 925 15th St. N.W. _ Main 6861 For Lease Space Transportation Building 17th and H Sts. N (with service Ww. unexcelled ) =t floo W on in . available shington's fast in—convenient Randall H. Hagner & Co. 1321 Conn. Ave. Phone Main 9790 habits of | ! toms in CGermany, Dr. Kerschen ‘ steln: erts, 1s pre that the | United States will be the real victor | in the war and that France is 1nsh|g ground. ' The Rockshoro 1717 R Street N.W. Apartment Building, ontinuous hot water: moderate rentals; | business section. of 1 room, reelntlon\ bath o well 24-nour | e Pninling--?a;éltuginzmi‘ ki % Buildings, Apartment Houses Harry W. Taylor 2333 18th St. N.W. ol. 1077 i s % Homes, Clubs, Schools, Office OR hall f'm.\FK AP rooms, kitchen and bath Inspection Invited Representative cn Premises \4 750 NEW BUNGALOWS $500 CarhBalunce Like' Rent lexandna &ton Co FeasIng omoria & T SElTZ 15th_and K REMARKABLE VALUE NEAR LINCOLN PARK NEW CORNER HOME 265 KENTUCKY AVE. Modern in Every Way INCLUDING bright rooms and tiled bathroom: larg electric lights rdwood floors; b lel kitchen one-piece por Six large, t-water heat: m 1 front porch ood - trim ironing upper with nt's toilet; and lighted garage. Below $10,000 Ea THIS HOME BEFORE YOU Open Today and Sunday HOWENSTEIN BROS. REALTORS 7th and H Sts. N.E. Terms SEE BUY Lincoln 897 Have YOU Investigated WOODLEY PARK where more and more of the city’s prominent families are choosing modern homes The Location— Study the simple location map shown below: The Homes Strikingly distinctive in its design, ench WOODLEY PARK home has a real personal Note the many boulevard routes to WOODLEY PARK and the great estates that surround it, only a few of which are named on the chart. Consider the proximity of beautiful Rock Creek Park, and of prominent buildings such as the National Cathedral and the Wardmen Park Hotel. And, finally, remember, that Washing- ton’s finest home section centers around fash- ionable Woodley Road! $17,500 Terms If Desired WARDMAN 1430 K Street “Housing One-tenth of Washington's Population” The rich, massive entrance; the great living room with open fireplace, the handsome dining salon and roomy kitchen, the four fine bed- chambers and two tiled baths, the lavatory with built-in shower in basement, the automatic storage water heater, the built-in garage, the generous grounds tastefully planted with ever- greens—these are but a few of the charms these superb homes afford! INSPECT THIS SUNDAY EXHIBIT HOME 2937 Cathedral Avenue Open, Heated and Lighted Daily Till 9 P.M. Main 3830 “Deal With a Realtor”