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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-16
WHITE CAKE.

Il cup butter.
2 tablespoons evaporated milk dIlut-
ed with six tablespoons water.
! cup sugar.
, egg whites IA cup whitesD.
Il cup pastry flour.
II cup pastry flour.
teaspoons baking powder.
Ii teaspoon almond extract.
il teaspoon salt.
Sift ! II cups flour with the bak
ing powder and salt. Cream butter for
two minutes or until soft and creamy.
Add sugar and cream until well blend
ed. about three minutes. Add one-halt
Of the diluted milk and let stand ten
minutes 10 dissolve the sugar. Separate
egg whites and prepare tin. Add II
cup flour 10 the creamed mixture and
beat until batter is very smooth. about
two minutes. Then add the baking
p"wdcr-fiour mixture and rest Of milk
all at once. Beat vigorously ono minute
and add the uHbcaJen egg whites and
beat vigorously for another minute.
Pour Immediately into tins. Bake for
first ten minutes at $50 degrees Fab
rrnh"ir islOW ovcnJ. then elevate tenn
prrature to $40 degrees Fahrenheit.
About % minutes is required for bak-
ing. Ice with fOndant or butter FROST
ing.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-16
ONE-DISH MEAL IS
GREAT TINE SAVER

The one-dish meal saves the house
wife time. both in the preparation
beforehand and the dishwashing after.
ard. Instead Of cooking several diff.
f"rent foods separately. it is much
simpler to blend them in casserole
form. This is especially easy when
prepared foods are used. For instance,
timed beef, canned tomatoes and
canned stringless beans make an cX-
cccdingly tasty combination. full OF
nutriment and easy to prepare. The
combination needs merely TO be heat
ed through in the oven, to be ready
for the table With the addition Of a
fruit salad-pcrhaps canned sliced or
grated pineapple with cheese, an am
pie meal is assured. Where fruit is
used for a salad, there is no need Oi
Il dessert for q plain family meal.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-16
ORANGE PIE,

One cup sugar, IL teaspoon salt. ]
cup orange juice. tablespoons butter.
IL cup flour, grated rind orange,
tablespoons lemon juice, 3 eggs.
Mix sugar. flour. salt aud grated
rind; add fruit juice and cook in dow
bic boiler 10 minutes, stirring until
thickened. Add butter and cgg yolky
beaten light; cook two minutes longer.
cool and turn into baked pie shell.
Cover with mcringuc made by beating
whites Of eggs until frothy. adding 4
tablespoons sugar and IA teaspoon
baking powder and continuing beating
until stiff. Put into moderate oven -
degrees for 10 minutes to brown.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-16

Nutrition is the keynote of mod
crn health teaching, of magazine and
newspaper writing, even of advertis,
ing. 1t is popular subject-thc
words "caIorie." "vitamin." and min
cral" hold no terrors even for the lay
person. Old and young discuss diet
with ease and conviction. The inter
cSting part of it all is that each housc-
keeper thinks she is absolutely righr
and that she is conscientiously follow
ing certain rules which will bring
health to the members of her family.
There is no phase of homemakins
about which women are more sensitive
than their meal planning.
oh yes, We have only the most
nourishing foOds-plenty Of milk and
vegetables. " But if these same women
will show us ihcir itemized food bills
for the month, in nine cases out OF
ten they will not check against the
standards nutrition teachers give OF
as much for milk as for meat, and as
much for fruit, and vegetables as for
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-16
CANNED PEAS ARE
EQUAL TO POTATOES
IN VALUE AS FOOD

Many do not know that the cheaper
grades Of canned peas have food
value equal to that of potatoes. Th9
addition of little sugar TO the cheap.
err peas will make them taste as goo',
rs the more expensive ones and tho&i
who must economizc may have tbs
satisfaction of knowing that they an;
getting more actual nutriment nj the
same time. Incidentally. the peas ir
cans are not only much more ccoao-
mical than the fresh peas at this tim2
OF the year, but are really frcshcr than
the so-called fresh, which have been
transported across the continent. Fo-
peas are canned the day they a."
picked. while still pos. ling al IN.
pristine freshness.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-16
FOODS
TIME SAVER
FOR WIFE
Drudge of Cooking Is No
Longer Considered by
Modern Cook.

Ii women are ever going to accom-
plish anything, in this age OF crowded
interests. they will have TO cultivate
the shortcut. The business man does
not scOrn the shortcut to success.
Why, then, should his wife pass up Il
shortcut to greater freedom from
household drudgery: The obvious an
swcr is-She should not, if it is a lc-
Ultimate shortcut that works no harm
to anybody.
Quick catering is probably the best
time-saver We have. Ready-tO-serve
foods make it possible Here is a
shortcut provided by modern progress.
If We housewives would reserve for
q certain amount of time
for friends. books, music, clubs. the
theater and outdoor diversions. We
must make use of this shortcut to the
serving of the inevitable three meals
n day
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-16
CHEESE OUTLETS.

Use / cup mashed potatoes, 1-3 cIr
grated cheese, - cup cooked mashed
lima or navy beans, tablespoons
minced pimentO, Is teaspoon poultry
seasoning. l teaspoon salt, Is teaspoon
curry powder and a dash Of paprika.
Combine the ingredients and shape the
mixture into outlets about II inca
thick. Brown them in a little h.;
butter and serve them with a hor
rddish sauce made from / tablespoon
butter. l tablespoon flour. / cup meat
stock, salt. pepper and / tablespoon
horsrradish. Melt the butter. add she
flour and stir the mixture until it is
smooth. add the meat stock. cook IN.
til thickcned and add the horscradisb
and scasOnings.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-16
CAULIFL0WEG AND
CABBAGE CONTAIN
SAME PROPERTIES

Don't. forget that cauliiIowcr and
cabbage are cousins. If the cauIiflow.
cr should. for instance. suddenly b.
perSonified, according to the childrem's
plays. it would say To the .cabbag,.
Everything they say about you is
true about me" In other words. ia,
base-fOrming properties. the body-Tcg-
istcring minerals aud the caSily-di-
a"sred ccllulosc present in .cabbag,
are to somewhat lesser degree to De-
found in caulitlowcE II is. therefore,
= most wholesome vegetable.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-16
APRICOT PIE.

Soak and cook "a pound Of apricots
and add - cupful Of sugar. Drain
nd arrange them in a baked pie shcI.
ia overlapping rings. filling the cru.f
well. Add enough Of the syrup. boilr:'
down to fiji the intersticcs SprinkIa
with shredded almonds. about ] II cup
fui. and top with whipped cream. iI
preferred, the pie may be topped vii
- meringue and baked at 200 deg. 7.
for = minutes.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-16
MAPLE WALNUT TAPIOCA.

Heat l pint milk and stir into IL
carefully > tablc,poonfuls mimi,
tapi0ra. COD% fifteen minutes. thou
add the weII-bcatcn yolks of = pgI
and 2 pinch Of salt. but no sugar.
STIR for three minutes. then Jet Good
Beat % cup Of maple syrup into tn.
cool tapioca and add walnut meats.
Served with whipped cream.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-16
STUDY MENUS.

\ careful study of the menus ac-
tudIly served in families often dis
closes an abundance of meat and other
regulating substances. We know that
unwiSc selection of foods may mean
dietary disturbances such as ricketts,,
anemia. gastric ulcer. constipation
and diabetes. Why is it 50 hard to con-
vince the mspecialized woman that
she is responsible if her children have
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-16
NO MORE DRUDGE.

The drudge is no longer considered
the ideal wife. The modern husband
wants a pal as well as a cook It's
up TO US 10 combine the Two - and
make a good job of each. And the
housewife can do it, The modern
woman is quite capable of running "a
three-ring circus" She has a yalu-
able ally in industry. which has taken
from her the burden OF the tedious
preliminaries of cookery. All she has
TO do is 10 dress up the commercially
prepared foods in attractive forms or
combinatiOns-the work of q few mo
ments, if she keeps a varied supply of
these foods at hand.
What a blessing they are. when a
neighbOr makes prolonged call. stop
ping fourteen times. on her way 10 the
door, 10 renew her conversation With
Friend Husband due home ut any mo-
mcnt. or the children rushing in from
school. demanding lunch and eager to
be off again. she need not feel that she
is in desperate straits. Blessed be the
emergency-shelf, from which they can
select and hurriedly open two or three
different kinds Of ready-tO-Scrve foods
Perhaps she will mix two vegetables.
or meat and vegetable, and quickly
saute them. In almost no time at all.
the housewife will have a nOurishing.
appetizing meal on the table.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-16
BAKED APPIEs

Wash and core good sized apples.
c0ring quite a good sizcd hole in the
apples. FIJI the crnrrrs with a NIP.
ture Of chopped mar hmallyws. date.
nuts and sugar. Sci in q ruu. With 81
little water iu tLa bottom. Bake abUgr
Ihrmeluuuha o.. $3.50 hour Partly cYut
and serve with cream.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-16
PREPARE STEM.

II a meat dish is desired. quick
stew may be made by rmptying the
contents Of a can Of beef. can Of
vegetable soup and one NJ tomato
soup into a pot and heating very hot
This may easily be done within ten
minutes.
\ satisfying and nutritious main
dish may be prepared by heating tn
contents Of car Of cpruJeef hash and
serving it with puached eggs. Other
quick and substantial egg dishes are
pOacbed egg on hot canned spinach.
and egg scrambled with canned peas
which have been quickly sGutced in a
little butter.
A can Of shrimpg. salmon Or tuna
fish is a handy source Of the quick
meal. Cream any one Of them in white
sauce, heat with canned mushroom,
NJ canned pimI,utOs. and serve on
toast. The white sauce is made thus ::
Melt two tabIT UOOns butter and miy
with two aJblc.TD0us flour. Sur into
a cup Of hot milk until sufficiently
thicknucd
COMPANY" DISH.
II some eggs have been boiled bc.
tore hand. an attractive and delicious
COMPANY dish may be prepared 81,
follows, ~ q few minutes: Line Il
well-burterrd casserole or individual
ramekIn. with slices Of hard-IyfJpI
egg. Add a tbi~E layer Of hot canned
spinach and fill the center with hot
canned chicken. diced. seasoned and
mixed with d little cream and butter.
Cover with spinach and re-heat brief
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-16
QUICK DISHES.

She ought to have on hand a col
lection Of recipes for quick dishes.
And some Of these should be substan-
tial enough to be, if necessary. the
main dish of the meal. With such
recipes and a well-stOcked supply
shelf, the housewife is able to face
with equanimlty the protracted club
meeting. concert or shOpping-tour. or
traffic delays on the way home. Nor
will the unexpected guest dismay Us.
We shall be ready for any emergency
which calls for quick catering.
So many different kinds Of food are
now put up in convenient. rcady-tO-
serve form. that she have a wide as
~ortment from which TO make our Sc
lccriOns. An cntire-and delicious
meal may be served from these pre-
pared viands Soups Of all kinds.
meats. fish and poultry, numerous
varieties Of vegetables. fruits for
salads, sauces and desserts. even such
things as cheese and brown bread. now
come in cans.
For the hurry-up lunch. what can
be easier than to open a can Of boned
chicken and n ran Of mushrooms.
cream them together with IittIc milk.
butter and flour. and serve them on
toast after a brief heating:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-16
MAY DAY FETE
FESTIVAL IF
MANY YEARS
Delicious Luncheon May
Be Prepared for a
Celebration.

May day, one Of the oldest recorded
festivals of man. was originally form
Of nature worship. Celebrations OF the
day were designed to welcome spring
and its bounticS after the long winter.
The dance around the May-polc
which was originally q mass of green
branches decorated with May flowers
The feasting. and the choosing of Il
king and queen Of the May-all sug-
gest a people in ecStG.x at the fulfill
ment of the promise :: spring.
CHILDREN'S FETE.
Celebration of May day NOW aduys
is left almost entirely to the children.
fcaSting, in the original sense of the
word, is no more. but the May-time
party would not be complete without
refreshments
As an aid to the modern celebration
Of the day, the following menu and
recipes are suggested:
Fish and CucumberS in Ramckins
Chicken Salad Sandwiches
Saratoga Potatoes
White Cake-Grcen Icing
Frozen Fruit Salad.
Nuts Coffee.
FISH AND CUCUMBER.
medium sized cucumbers.
teaspoon salt.
| cupful faxed fish Oeft over.
| small onion.
il cup evaporatcd milk diluted with
~ cup water
= tablespoons butter.
, tablespoons flour.
teaspoon salt.
/ cup dry breadcrumbs.
Paprika.
Pepper.
Pare and cut the cucumber INTO
cubes. add the salt and cook in boil
ing water until they are tender. Drain
Have ready a white sauce made Of the
diluted milk, butter. flour. salt and
pepper: add 10 cucumbcrs and flaked
fish. Place the mixture in ramckimS
and dust with brcddcrumbs and pa
prika. Banc until Drowned on top in
a 450-degrec Fahrenheit oven. This
serves s.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-16
NUTRITION IS KEYNOTE
IN ALL HEALTH TEACHING
By BARBARA BROOKS
Home EeonomLcs pept. Kellogg cOnpany, Bate Creel


these diseases-which should be cas-
lily avoided.
We teach nutrition in the schools
Ii is 100 soon for us to tell if our
work is functioning. When today 5
pupils have married and are raising
families we will know if the nutrition
inoculation really took But we Will
have lost track of most of the girls
by that time-and our authority as
the teacher may have lost weight. IT
will again be as in the case of III"
mother speaking scornfully of the IN
married social worker, What does
she know about raising babies. I've
buried three"
GIRLS MENU.
What is the solution of the prob
lem of teaching nutrition for health
in every day life: Our foremost duty
is to give both girls and boys an APP
probation Of the Importance OF foo"
sclrction-and a sincere feeling of per
sOnal responsibility.
Whenever we see women or girls
eating a lunch of ice cream soda. or il
breakfast of griddle cakes and coffee
or a between meal pacificr of candy
or rich sundae, or a dinner of meat,
potatoes. coffee and pie, we feel that
their nutrition training has not been
entirely successful-and we see far
too many such meals. Perhaps enough
emphasis has been laid on the rela-
ton between food and good looks
Wis., selection Of T.,alS means Il Gear
skin. bright eyes and a general feel
ing of well being.
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FOR SALE-APARTMENTS.

ing cooperative apartment house. Cal.
manager. y. $3.50. -
FOR SALE-CO-O OPERATIVE APARTMENT.
:302S Porter st. NV. Apt. 3O3. T.
DELIGHTFUL. COOL 5-ROOM CO-OPERA-
tive apartment. including part of wooded
nark in rear, southeast exposure 9prratins
owner leaving city. Call after y; 30 IN.
302s Porter st. NV. Apt. lo4 Phone
Cleveland 3S1 21'
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WANTED-INyESTMENT PROP.

TAN INVITATION
When you are downtown wont you come
in and tell US about that property that NOt
wish to buy. sell or rent:
WALTER A. BROWN.
LOO IL 81 n " Min ltil.I.
Evening star., 1926-05-15

OWNERS OF APARrM ENT> HAt ING
,aranrlp- please see Us for oEt m "a ids,
We save cost of agency 20 OWNS. Do not
take losses: change yorr agent. We @iN
nersonaI service on; % 20 years eNDerl"iI"@
j. JOHNSON co. 94l y. !. aFo- H."
Main 1875.
Evening star., 1926-05-15
RENT HOUSES UNFURNISHED.

6-room brick new: very modern bullt-in
garage f. NJ. AIKEN. Main 1856. l5'
2510 UNIVERSITY PL. N.W.-S r. oo
and 3 H.. garage. .,...: ;,,-; poo'""
hinihN inichiN sarase sa w~-' +, anu w. 1000
s "a and 81 b. ..'".,..', WV" 1900
llu@ "Fd ST. h'e'-N'''e'" = "' ~ 90
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WANTED-EARNS

CLEAR FARM IL EXCHANGE FOR EQUITY
n well located apt. house with one trust
Main 54s2 till pm.
If YOUR FARM Is FOR SALE SEE NE. /
may get you better price under my plan
of subdlviding and selling at public auction.
] pay all expenses.
JOHN c. WAGNER
Real Estate at Auction
332 Woodward Bldg Main 451.
Evening star., 1926-05-15
ASK FOR OUR RENT LIST"
BOSS & PHELPS
l41I X Street Main $500

NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE ON N-vERY
cool and attractive home for small family:
antique furniture. paintings. books, open
fiPplaces throughout: garden.
LARGE. DIGNIFIED HOME LOOKING
OUT ON DUPONT CIRCLE-Au unusual OBJ
Portunlty - ENJOY a spacious. comfortable
home for the summer months. VITA manY
books. pa.ntIrgS ana works of art. Large
rooms. ouPn hrrplac.s. For rent from June
] To October at 10 month.
HIGHEST pos = IN NASHI EGTON-Ar
tsticaly furnished Groom double house
with Very bra,ant bedroOms. > bath
loOne. large StecpnG porch, buit-in garage
House equipped with Vacuum cleaner. hand
some radio set. piano. Raut hot-water heat
rr. Available about June 10 for season
ending Nov. !. Sl.11 mrnfl.
CENTRAL LOCATION NEAR C0ENECT1-
CUT ANE.-An 4 - room and bathroom
house with very handsome furniture. Large
drawing room library. dining room and
kitchen ON lst floor. :! large bedrooms and
bath on ?nd floor aud : bedrooms and bath
Bird floor. Open freplaces throughout.
instantaneous hOt-water heater. Available
Nav Is. =! 80 month.
on BEAUTIFUL HIGHLAND PL.-Beau-
tiful detached home on lot 10 by 200 feet :;
large bright rooms: French windows in DIM
ing room: large bedrooms on 3nd floor;
maids room and attic. Bird floor. Large
sleeping porch aud built-in garage. Uausu-
ally large front and side porch, with furni-
turc. For rent 10y the year o. for the
Summer. Very reasonable.
HERMAN f. GASCH.
l1D6 New York Ave Main 81 so
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

UNFINISHED 3 ROOMS. KlTCHENEIIE.,
hath marches. a MI 1918 Georgetown rd.,
off Battery PARK Phone Bethesda l3:.W
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pE\T UOI-SES--FIH\ISiIED.


2I0s 18th ST NW-l0 ROOMS. y BATHS ;
eieclric lights. hot-water heat: al m9dern ril
improvements. very reasonable Cail Nam
NEAR 18th AND col. RD.--6 ROOMS,
bath: ana. June to sept: 80; reasonanle c.;E
Ia responslble tenant Phone Col f23o-J.
IS MELWooD AVE. CHERRlDALE. a
LARGE BUNGALOW. basement, ami: owner ;
home / acr". nee "a and has hue. ! sundr-
Mr.. CROSON. PA0nt Clagencon i,i>-,i-&. 10
sth 81 BET B AND Mi ROOMS
ami hatn: ami: electric light; %1 on tW1 xS car "a
lines pHana rent, 80 i:;..m M" Apply 3oi S'n st.
RMS :: BATHROOMS; SUBURBAN RESI-
Summer- SS Csjjl Il Beia l!aI Tor appointment.
cool HOUSE. sEHI-DETACHED, i; hARGEE &c F
s.. nv West Gl3. 10.
2ola Col. I'd. IN: rms; , b. $50. .00 GO
ss"a s. Ne Ssa%s + II Lsnss %as 600 :%% 90 90
N?2Sfi ::s ;Ih : HlLLS Il Ny nc
Main ll74
DESIRABLE HOUSE NoRTHWEST FOR
Summer months. " rooms. :: baths: gar!i@n
reasonable rates; references. Adams 3a;s4'
FRIENDSHIP HEIGHT MD.--S ROOMS.
and bath: nicely furnished for summer
Taricn TDd,lie and chicken hoGsc. iWo blocks from
Wisconsin ave car line: $50 month. 'ie.e.
FROM ;UNE Is TO SEPT. 1T. CoLLEG f
PARK NJ uaa" el"r ear ami nouitvard: -
dr@s. dress Bon iS5. Co.le-c Park. Mi. Reason
1920 NEWTON >T--6 RMS, b.
Sip-. porch desirable: nr. 10th It.
NEWARK :TssIss':T ST. C!cy P,..-Det.. rms. W
, h; garage, avalIahl nov .;;,,.::::.ii 100
IN rms rH20H SpiHioG- groGndt ample shade a75
NORTHWEST SUBURB--6 gms.. h..
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MONEY TO i.O.AN.

MONEY LOANED on AUTOMOBILES AND
trucks You keep car. Quick action. Open
L. s6s5. SUTTON. ia 14th 81. ne 49,
PLENTY OF MONEY TO LOAN on Autos
and trucks: you keep car: no DELAY. conf
Dental. MONK. 933 y. Y. ave. NV. NJ. 2itS,
S2eO 600 ON AUTOMOBILES. NO RED
tame. bring. bill of sale. you keep cas-.
Frank. 1854. FREY'S AUTO EXCHANGE.
LOANS OF $50 TO 500 CAN BE SECURED
on household furniture il YOU are receiving
q salary of 500 or more. CHATTEL TITLE
CO. INC. sos 9th st. NV. Closed Saturday
afternoon
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

NINE ROOMS. TWO BATHS. AMI. MT.
Pleasant. Five-room, bath bungalow, Wood
.'a!5s. as5s. s'$ rooms 'a'"' ''e'"or'n' AuA"'
GROOM ANIL. > LARGE LOTS. 20 MIN
i Yics on from Washington y good ND; ei town
800, feet, Of State pike elect; near good
city. 3 - miles from District line. Address
Box lg-V star Office. 16'
IO-ROON AND 2-BATH CORNER HOUSE
Best northwest location: especially interested
IN apartment house; give full particulars as
90 price and location. Address Box CIV,
star office.
hot water heat. electricity; garage: . car
lines: for semi-detached brick house or
clear business property Address Box 407-s.
DETACHED HOME.
Large home; one trust; equity; $500:
or your, agent p. d. HOLMES, $40 18th st.
NV. Main 3611.
HIGH-CLASS FARM.
Com6Ina,on farm suitable fog s10Gs ,s.
ofs OF City 'V%i on State road Nam building 10
rooms bath, cellar. etc: tenant houses
leaving a city. Address Box 399.s. Star Office.
DOWNTOWN!!
32.famly s-story brick apartment build
ing on 10Th st. below L. renting for about
$4,000 a year. can be bought or traded
We are exclusive agents for the sale of
this building.
Business Properties Department
THE IOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
9la 18th 81 NV Franklin 1140.
PARTY LEAVING TOWN
will sell cheap or trade for farm IN
nearby Va or Md. their s-room brick
house; large. closed-in porches: fine
lot plenty fruit car garage good
Holm WIGNALL.
1886 Newton St Ne
owner and Builder.
1888 NEWTON NV CORNER OF BROWN
in flats perfect repair: a bargain on terms;
VIII take equity IN small property, End trust
nots St f'f near in i6th iPSt6 bath brick
good repair; about 1000 below value. on
i'iiH bniidins :" lots s' md trust note, ETC
:527 14la pl. NE rms. bath. colonial
n ds an4 eHceehi rey a, 4sns pas
and terms We can quote can trade.
sSqy d n ssh si
modern bungalow: ST 900 below cost. on
easy terms. or Gill vi, trade s,no . lot. au
bungalow: will decorate to. suit: sacrifice on
terms. or what can you Offer IN trade: -,
convenient to steam and electric ears: about
one mile east of the Washington boulevard
just beyond Md University: best value ever
offered in this desirable home section: terms
TO suit will trade
Clarendon section-Before buying or trad
ing FOR houses. bungalows. lots. acreage,
etc. in Arlington County. consult us:
Within 35 miles of District, wide frontage
on state road and railroad in Nd: l55-acre
farm Groom house outbuidings. give
away at 81 900. terms 10 suit. or trade.
The above are offered by US exciuslvely
at greatly reduced price on surprisingly
low terms. or viii make equitable trade
Several can he rented. See us about these
and many more bargains,
\. +. RYON CO.. INC.
Main 45a7 1923 st.
Coluubi l5-~ 34IS l4th St
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FOR SALE-ACREAGE.
WANTED-ACREAGE.

WANTED-VIRGINIA ACREAGE 200
acres or less: improved or unimproved with
in IL miles of Washington. Address Box
9S-V. Star Office. 49,,
IF YOUR ACREAGE Is FOR SALE. SEE
me. may get better price under my
plan of subdviding and selling at public
auction. l pay all expenses.
JOHN c. WAGNER.
Real Estate at Auction.
332 Woodward Bldg. Main 457.
Evening star., 1926-05-15

i4O1 Sth ST. NV
q rooms anu :, bath>
Well furnished home IN "A
good location.
Furnishings include silver
ware table and bed linen.
Make arrangements at our
office for Inspection.
Rent per month. $4,000