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MISSION
FOUR TABLES OF BRIDGE

FOUR TABLES OF BRIDGE
Mr.. and Mrs. al Nolz were host and
hostess to a four table bridge party
on Thursday evening. High score was
awarded Herbert WEIGH; low, Herbert
Jeffries. Guests present were Messrs.
and Mesdames Herbert Jeffries, Chas.
p. Wright, Herbert Welch, Albert Nc
Henry, Mayhem, Harry Stebbins and
Alton Bentsen.
A course of refreshment, consisting
Of a salad curse and hot chocolate
was served by the hostess.
The women of the First Presby-
terian church held a bazaar and food
sale Saturday. which netted a con-
siderable sum. They will apply the
kitchen.
H. Z. Moore and wife, A. ]. Moore
and II. +. Moore, Jr., were here from
Harlingen over the weekend visiting
relatives.
Governor Stephens spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.
Stephens here.
John Wright came home from A. &
NJ. with the horticulture class and is
spending his Christmas vacation with
his grandmother, Mrs. A. IL. Clark.
Mrs. +. l.. Ryan left Sunday for a
visit with her parents at Dallas.
Miss Blanche Murphy left Sunday
morning in her car for Austin. She
was accompanied by the Misses Helen
Bleifus and Wilma Burke. and Mrs.
Helen Dasheli. They will bring Miss
Marjorie BIeifus home on their re-
turn.
John L. Osborn brought home a big
eight-point buck from the back coun-
try Monday.
Ira N. Riley had a big celebration
at his home on Tuesday evening. Mr..
Riley had a big Christmas tree at
which fifty employees Of the Riley
Bakery were treated to Christmas
gifts.
Miss Edith Riley Of San Antonio is
spending Christmas here with her
grandmother, Mrs. J. E. Riley and
other relatives.
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Lloyd PemeltOn, their granddaugh-
ter.
Miss Loretta Gresley called on Mrs.
o. L Carlson Monday r~rternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Rowe were
in Wesiaco Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Greek was visiting in
Edcoueh Saturday.
Mrs. G. o. Carlson spent Friday
with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Carlson in
Edcouch.
+. w. Cannon returned from Mar
lin Springs Wednesday.
Miss Verne Underwood is working
for Stephen F. Foster, a lawyer in
Edcouch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Underwood
spent Sunday at the Harr- Under
mood home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Parker we're
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Bartlett
of Harlingen last weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Piercy and
sons visited at the ]. W MeQuay
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peal Gresley were
calling on Miss I. Gresley Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Snyder call
ed to visit Mr.. and Mrs. S. Rawleign
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Liljestrand visit
ed in Edinburg Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Pemelton and
son spent Sunday with John Pencil
ton.
Word comes from Mr.. and Mrs. ri.
d. Ferris in Marlin that Mr.. Ferris
in improving in health.
Sidney Baker Of Raymondville was
in Elsa Monday afternoon.
Fl. Nelson was in Weslac- Friday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Geese called on Mrs.
Byron Kelley Thursday evening.
Mrs. A. p. Hill was visiting Mrs.
c. D. Adamson Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. A. Il. johnson OF San An
tonic arrived Thursda to visit a
few days with Mrs. A. p. Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Sims spent
Tuesday evening at the Ora Under
mood home.
A group Of young people surprised
Miss Ruth Hoyt Friday evening with
q birthday party.
Miss Grace Turberville spent Sun
day with Miss Edna Leggett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Carter were
dinner guests at the E. Z. Willard
home Sunday.
Andrew Burgess was in Weslaco
and Mercedes Thursday.
Mrs. ID. o. Sauyr ! called on Mrs.
A. G. Lijestrand Friday afternoon.
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LYFORD
REPORT

(OMMDNII1
The Woman's Community club gave
a program, "The History OF Christ
mas" and a beautiful original story
by Miss Lucille Brantly. "The Story
Of the Other Wise Man. by Van
Dyke. recited by one of the teachers,
was well received by the IS members
present who then listened to the re-
ports OF the delegates and visitors.
Lyford Community Club appointed
as one Of the delegates here and q
new member from Salina, Kans., in
summing up the days proceedings at
Edinburg had this TO say Of the meet
ing:
Although representing nine diff
ferent states, perhaps for this reason
they presented q district type Of
woman; unique in the fact that they
presented TO the mind q difference
over most conventions al they did not
Haunt themselves, were not arrogant.
not ove dressed for the occasion.
You sensed the difference. All the
Officers were established, having
nothing to gain. a they had already
arrived. and every woman was giving
vital work, in her community"
Each member then received a gift
from the Christmas tree. After a
violin solo, refreshments were served.
The room and refreshment troys were
decorated in holly.
SURPRISE PARTY
Members Of the Lutheran church
surprised c. A. Johnson and family
Thursday evening, taking a birthday
cake large enough for the entire CON-
pany for Mr.. Johnson and a cut glass
water set with tray FER Mrs. John
SON.
They spent q happy social hour and
also gave some pleasing recitations
on the occasion. Mr.. johnson and
family formerly lived in FL Jardin.
but, having built q bungalow here
the past year are now at home near
Lyford.
G. r. Redlund. mayor Of Lyford. Is
being visited b. his tive daughters
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Geese werev listing in MeAllen Fri
day.
A. S. Finley and wife were visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Z. Finley in Edin-
burg Saturday and Sunday.
Verne Carlson spent Sunday with
home folks, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Carl
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Harper were
in Weslaco Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Waller visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. B. Newton Thurs
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Carlson were
in Weslaco Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Harper spent Sunday
will Miss Catherine Fry.
O. B. Anderson visited his sister,
Miss Fannie in Harrington Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryon Kelley visit
ed in Weslaco Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Overton were
in Mercedes Monday visiting Mrs.
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Valley Society
MISS BARBARA pAYNr rd;.ox -.

at the piano. Mrs. W. NJ Driskell sang
two love songs with Mrs. Hardin &C
companying her.
Miss Chaudoin was later escorted to
a seat of honor. A little three-year-
old-girl, Henrietta Liston, q niece
Of the honoree, came in drawing a
wagon, draped in white with white
paper roses with green leaves n
menting the sides.
The guests were ushered into the
dining room for refreshments after
the packages had been opened. The
table held a miniature Christmas tree
in the center, with sparkling orna
ments and poinsettias were placed
along the table. Two young women,
Mildred Brindley and Frances Holmes,
presided gracefully at the tea and
coffee serving. Sandwiches, pine
apple and banana salad with sailed
almonds accompanied the tea.
The names registered in the green
satin covered brides book were Mes
danes j. T. Foster, T. S. Herren, I. G.
Webb, A. J.. Rabel. o. N. Joyner,
A. W. Cunningham, A. Z. McClendon,
Nichols, A. d. Holmes, L. NJ. Chau-
doin, l. Z. S~navely, J. J. W~illingham.
]. c. Atehison, T. II. Brown, II. c..
Ware, z. o. Anglin, Dock Jeffrey,
Claude Liston, w. o. Liston. c. w.
Letzerieb, A. NJ. Letzerich, A. L.
Brooks, H. NJ. Barton, Morris Chau-
doin, Misses Mildred Brindley,
Frances Holmes, Sybil Liston, Flora
Dell Davenport, Roma Wilson, Annie
Gregg, Blanche Fulghum, Frances
Coston, Myrtle Benedict, Eloise Lee,
Thelma Pearse, Jennie and Matte
Case, Lucille Bennett, Mrs. j. A. Al
derdice, Mrs. J. 7. King.
GIRL RESERVES PARTY
On Friday night a party was given
at the Woman's building for the Girl
Reserves and each girl invited a boy.
The big room was very attractive
with Christmas decorations in red
and green, with poinsettias, turks cap,
and a bright fire in the fireplace.
The nature Of the entertainment
was an indoor track meet. Miss
Hooking, Y. w. G. A. Valley secretary.
was present and Miss Lucille Pearce
directed the festivities. One Of the
merry making features was the pres
ence of q Santa Claus; Brook Pearce
was the i-mpersonator. Sandwiches
and punch were served at the close Of
the evening.
BALL BANQUET
Wednesday at z p. m. the girls of
the eighth grade, will entertain the
football team with a banquet at the
Woman's building.
CLUB NIGHT PARTY
Mrs. w. T. Hodge entertained her
bridge club friends and their hus-
bands with a Christmas party at her
home Friday night. There were
guests for six tables. The home was
bright with the seasons emblems.
NJ. i. Olson won high score for
gents; Mrs. II. II. Burchard, for the
women
Hot coffee, a salad course and fruit
cake were served by Mrs. Hodge.
b. p. Barton of Harrington and Dick
Barton of San Benito, left Monday.
for Coleman, Tex, in their car.
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HARLINGEN
MISS CHAUDOIN HoNoRED

MISS CHAUDOIN H0NORED
Another hospitality was given Sat
srday afternoon at 3 o'clock, honor
tng Miss Evie Chaudoin. daughter Of
Judge and Mrs. r. L. Chaudoin. whose
narriagc to Melvin Maurice Miller Of
Greenville will take place on Christ
Itas night. The event was a miscel-
hneous shower, and was given by
four hostesses, Mesdames b. NJ. Hol-
hnd, II. F. Hardin, c. F. Perry. and
Miss Katie Mays. ut the pleasant
bone Of Mr.. and Mrs. Holland.
As each guest arrived they were
met at the door by two little girls,
Margaret Holland and Harriet Har-
din, who eagerly awaited the white
wrapped parcels. Mrs. J. T. King sang
II Love You" with Mrs r. F. Hardin
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DOUBLE T. CLUB

The Double Z Club met with Mrs.
w. b. Rowe Thursday with Mrs. A.
c. Carlson presiding. The minutes
were read and approved. Not being
much business the hour was spent
socially. Mrs. Marybel Norman gave
an interesting paper on Wnman's
Property Rights in Texas. A con-
test and game was given by Mrs.
c. ID. Adamson.
The hostess served refreshments to
the following guests: Mesdames j..
L. Liljestrand. J. r. Galloway, c. ID.
Adamson, o. c. Carlson, W. Rawleigh,
l. Booth, A. G. Carlson, o. z Carl
son, and Bryon Kelley.
The next meeting will be at the
home Of Mrs. j. r. Galloway, Dec.
20, with q Christmas program.
PERSONAL
Mrs. c. d. Adamson and VI. A.
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Tom Pemelton was in Mercedes
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Caldwell near
Weslaco visited at the John Pencil
ton home Sunday.
Mrs. Martha Jones spent the week
end with home folks in Weslaco.
G. 0. Carlson spent Tuesday in
Weslaco.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. v. Gingrass call
cd on Mr.. and Mrs. William George
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. J. +. Galloway called on Mrs.
A. G. Carlson Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Newton were
calling near Weslaco AT the Brothers
home Friday.
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G. r. Redlund. mayor Of Lyford. Is
being visited BIZ his two daughters
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Mrs. c. D. Adamson and ". A
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INND~tESDAI (ALENDAR
Evening Bridge Club will meet at
me nor Of hrs. g. +. Hamilton On
~ asnangton street with Miss Frances
hostess, at 1880 p m.
Sew Club, Christmas party at
linen ONE OF Mrs. George Bell at
B p. m.
Rehearsal Of the Brownsville Mu-
&c Club at the Baptist church at
$3.50 p. III.
Valley d. A. r. members will meet
az the Stonewall Jackson hotel in
= benlto at q luncheon. Hostesses
will be Mesdames 5. s. Dodds. j. o.
frentiss, w. +. Heath, c. NJ. Cash,
n. s. Monger, Ned g. RiRsbee. Mrs
hayntond Mills will be leader and
Mrs. G. A. Griffith will call the
xoll.
Mss Margaret Pickett, formerly
OF brownsville, and Mr.. W. II. Fer
guson, Jrp Of San Antonio, were
married Monday evening at 6 O'Clock
IN Kansas City at the home Of her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. II. <.
Steinmeyer. MRS. Ferguson. who
was connected with the local office
Of the Della Development Company
Tor the past several months, left for
henedy Tex, q few days ago where
she visited her sister, Mrs. Elvin
Slaughter.
Attendants to the bride at the
Wedding were Mrs. Robert Stoeltje,
sister Of the bride, from Sabinal,
Texas, and Miss Helen Bearden OF
brownsville. Howard Bradley and
John Watson, both Of San Antonio,
we're groomgmen.
mrs. Agnes Pickett Of Brownsville,
an aunt with whom the bride lived
furing her stay in Brownsville, was
present at the wedding but will re-
main IN the northern part of the
state DUNG the holidays. Miss Bear
den returned to Brownsville after
The wedding.
The young married couple will
make their home in San Antonio fol-
lowing a short wedding trip. They
viii be at home at 403 Hampshire
avenue.
PARTY PLANS
Plans are going forward for the
party that will be given by the
members Of the Eastern Star and the
peal Masons and their families TO be
held Thursday evening, December
70.
PERSONAL
Miss Billie George, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. NJ. George arrived
IN Brownsville this weekend from
Columbia, Mo-, where she is attend
ing school at Christian college there.
John Macintosh has arrived to
spend the holidays at the home Of
bis parents, Rev. and Mrs. X. o.
Macintosh. He has been in school
at Sewanee Military institute at
Sewanee, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Heron, son-in-
z law and daughter of Mr.. md Mrs.
George Stell, will spend the holidays
IN Brownsville from Humble. Texas.
Word has beer received here from
Miss Elizabeth Hughston, formerly
B teacher in the Brownsville schools,
that she expects to spend part of
her vacation in Brownsville with
friends. She is teaching in Waco this
year.
Miss Dora Plenn. daughter Of Mr..
end Mrs. II. Plenn, left Monday eve
lnin~ for Houston where she win
visit her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Brenner. and other friends in the
City for about three weeks.
Mrs. Francis l.. Holman Of Kan
sas City and Excelsior Springs, Mo-,
has arrived IN Brownsville on an
extended visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
II. B. Hall. Mrs. Hall and Mrs.
Holman are cousins.
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who have been away attending school.
Miss Elvera in New York City, Miss
Lucille in Minneapolis. MINI.
Miss Daisy Stevenson is spending
the weekend with Mrs. Chas. Peter
son, on the Turner tract.
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OLMITO

SURPRISE PARTY
Miss Mary Lee Patty was surprised
by her friends one day last week
when a group Of them came to her
home and brought refreshments.
Those in the party were Margery
Steel, June Hewett, Opal Harris,
Darrol Patty, p. d. Smith, Henry
Tanning, Raymond Mickle.
ENTERTAINS LA FERIA CLUB
Mrs. j. l.. Parker entertained the
regular Thursday Afternoon Bridge
club of La Feria last week of which
she is a member. Mrs. j.. +. Farms
worth. Mrs. j. F Daily, Mrs. Carlos
De Zuimezk were guests. Mrs. Bert
Cox won the first prize, Mrs. Brewer,
second, and Mrs. j. T. Daley the
guest prize. After the refreshments
were served the members showered
Mrs. Cox, q recent bride, with many
towels.
PERSONALS
Mrs. w. q. Cabler visitor her moth
er, Mrs. j. A. Womaek, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Allen from Nor
gan. Tex. who we're called to the
oeosloe OF their o staying at h
". Q. Cabler home, have returned to
their home. Mrs. Cabler and Mrs.
Allen are sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Parker enter
tanned the Evening Bridge club Of
La Feria Monday evening. Mrs.
Rodger Wilson won the high trophy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Parker and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Leary were guests.
Mrs. J. p. Qagnor gave a surprise
party for b. b. Bierce at their home
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. J. r. Wagner and daughter,
Ruth, start for San Antonio Saturday
to spend the holidays with Mrs. wag-
nor's mother. Mr.. Wagner will fol-
low later.
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School Children to
Give Two Programs

The children OF the Grammar
school will give two Christmas pro-
grams this week Al the Queen The
atrc. one by the first and second
grades Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock and another Thursday mora
ing BY the children of the third.
fourth ard fifth grades. il has been
announced from the school.
In addition TO the program put
on by the children they viii be
shown a moving picture through the
courtesy Of the Queen management.
Adults will be admitted on payment
OF a small sum, i was stated.
MAKENE. Sierra Leone-Hundreds
Of slaves freed by British mandate
are starving because former owners
refuse tn Suurnrr them
Evening star., 1927-05-20
GROOM SOUTHEAST HOME.
e.JEN - = II & "a NJ Il NrfIlllI 4
4 FARG AIN.
80 lEA


Bcautiiul, colonial tyne tapestry brick
cheerful rooms. white tiled hath with hutit-
in tub aud shower, hardwood floors beaut-
tut oak woodwork: large concrete front
porch with massive brick pillars, large break
last and sleeping pOrChcs running fUli width
Of the house entrance to sleeping porch
from two rooms making II possible for 0ccu-
pants Of each room TO have a private slcop-
ing porch: modern in every respect: heauti-
ful sodded yard and slrubbry; facing a
beautiful avenue in one Of the highest points
IN WASHINGTON. convenient 10 schools. stores
and TRANSFORMATION. This ia q bargain priced
fifteen hundred dollars below present market
values. For information call Line. 1063-N
OWNER FORCED TO SELL
NORTHWEST HOME.
Beautiful colonial tapestry brick home,
large rooms. tiled bath. h0twater heat. elec-
triclty, hardwood floors ivory and mahogany
woodwork. large kitchen. outside pantry. Z
wonderful porches including breakfast and
sleeping porches every, opening III house
fHlty planted, ATTRACTIVE garage, paved street
and alley, located IN Washtngtons > DrettleSt
NV section, convenle1t TO schools stores
and has priced his home a considerahe
loss 10 himself Address Box 423-Y Star
Evening star., 1927-05-20
For SALE-A REAL. HOME.

The ONE opportunity Of a lifetime is yours. If
Jkno for real home only hours ride from Washington
good macadam road in the OF erndon Va this
with l-room house.
IA milk house slos and other outbudngs all
electrically equpped large meadow and orchard with running
stream passing through; abundant shade and trees
The price Is right and viii surprise YOU
small down payment and terms suit you will make this
place YOURS for immediate possession.
For further particulars apply VIM J. Donne Wisconsin
aud NJ {. Irving Wood 1923 Wisconsin ave West
I7l4 or West 80. Rogers Real Estate, Clarendon 49,
Evening star., 1927-05-20
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
eOR SALE--HOUSES,
HOMES THAT ARE SELLING.
at low prices and generous teri

the h8h-quaIity construction and up-to-date Il
are demanded by todays purchasers.
Evening star., 1927-05-20
FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE.
contain,
1a houses
o., ya m t.,
,ei n,r .mta.aac4 houses
t ST.
atej }4up"t re- 1a ia trade
WARDNAN.
l4E Il st. NW. Main 1880
Evening Phone Service . to pN
Evening star., 1927-05-20
= ET.1FF-
A REAL BARG AIN

\ REAL EARG AIN
NEAR GRANT CIRCLE.
trrt4in. conditions make it necessary for
nlr to sell nay beautiful coional.type brick
home at "a sacrifice. Il has eight large rooms
iIid nath. hotWatcr heat and attractive elpr-
ia" fixtures. House IN excellent condition
LARGE yards and space for garage A pro-
&HtSslFe party can make this house pay for
itsclf }u q very short time For infurn1a-
ton call tol. lf3l-J any evening flor + 10
Evening star., 1927-05-20

WILL TRADE EQUITY IN SMALL APART
merit house ~ downtown section. fully rent
ed for clear house or acreage
VIII trade equity in four new bungalows
in good Northwest section for clear ground
or water front property.
kEISER & BANElLLF
Evening star., 1927-05-20
UW y EK FI1Kt ED TO SJIl
So $50.
Ma u r31Il " TNGFT NOME
S.. $50 ROOMS. BATH.

Big bargain. must he sold. modern home
Noar 2nd aud Rhode Island ne garage
space: cheapest home for white1 anywhere ;
concrete street ana alley, possession. Cash
talks. offer. Address Box t03V, Star Office.
Evening star., 1927-05-20
OPPORTUNITY.

beautiful new apartment containing ~
apartments and fully rented. Building
priced at S52 500 and subject TO first
trust OF $4,000, Owner will entertain
trade Communicate with Mr.. Towbes.
BUSINESS PROPERTIES DEPARTMENT,
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO co,
1418 Eye 81. NV. Main s940.
Evening star., 1927-05-20
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

station: garage: - acre fine location. One
7-room, practically new garage, shade
sguaFTs station s one or !, trust ~ ,,, zach eaHity
or Sc. with one trust. OWNER Address
Box 441-V Star office.
Evening star., 1927-05-20
POTOMAC HEIGHTS. d. c.
Ji22 CATHEDRAL. AVE

6-room bungalow bath and litchenette.
sewer. gas. electricity. garage. screens. avn
ings; fine chicken run, /" fruit trees. lots
of grapes LOT 50X2O0. Low price: cash pay
ment terms TO suit II you are looking for
bargain, look this place over. Cleve. 3156.
Evening star., 1927-05-20
VERY LARGE LOT.
BIG VALUE.
EASY TERMS.
$6,950 BUYS WHAT?
43 SOLD.

SIX LARGE ROOMS.
BATH, ELECTRIC STOVE.
ELECTRIC MOTOR, ELEC-
TRIO WATER HEATER,
HARDWOOD FLOORS, MIR
ROR DOOR. R.-OPEN STAIR
WAY TO FINISHED End
FLOOR; LARGE PORCHES
FRONT AND BACK. $500
CASH, $50 PER MO. IN
GLIDING EVERYTHING.
nates 70 oyyT yT y lot 73soG s}GF0it large yn2 g
room room - ,WndPows1,. dining Eoom also 2
s % c@st Sne ootbes ofs 6Gdrooms to p eaGh
bathroom Of 3-plece imitation washable tie
lfpll size mirror door, hpilt-in medicine
inE 10 laree back porch. sx24: one,niece Jetr
sink. splendid enamel electric range buit-in
many shSTes s PRnS oor %n %"d9T @S
floors: 2-colored shades all windows: nice
electric lshtt fixtures. light controlled BY
more, cement cellar under entire house: pine.
less furnace, electric hot-water heater for
heating water quickly during Summer
months laundry tubs IN cellar: large front
porch 70 feet long. Many, shade. trees;
school: near bus and car lines Best ma
terlal used ln construction: built by union
tect or builder. To pass on construction MAJ
teriais, etc That's fair proposition
ners9an{a.l,ly super,ntended construction have
tiQn 225 feet To inspect take Columbia
pike bus Sth and Pa ave. NV. get Off az
end of route or run out in your car after
work hours House always open elad to
show same. Good concrete road all way
over Columbia pike Turn to right az top of
hili when the concrete road stops Sale sign
on house located on Maple ST. Barcroft
WALTER O'ItARA,
OWNER
Tel Clarendon 123 Bancroft Va
Evening star., 1927-05-20

ON EASY TERMS--A FIVE-ROOM Bun
2aloW IN Takoma Park ANS. Apply to
owner J. ". BARCLAY, 1908 st. nv.
Erank oND3 VIZ
Evening star., 1927-05-20

FOR SAI.Fl---IfOIJStEss.

TAPESTRY BRICK HOME Is FEET VIDE
1T a good NV. section facing park concrete
norch red tile man<ard. hardwood floors
throughout 4 good sized bedrooms. . in
closed concrete rear porches cuid-storage
rooms in cellar large attic brick garage
house Is in excellent condition and con
ycnient to bus and car lines. Priced rtgnt
for immediate sale terms to suit Address
Box 372-N, Star Office.
sta ST f. BEAUTIFUL
home suitable for doctor etc large rms.
= baths. h-w h.. clec.. 2-car br garage:
must he seen 10 be appreclatcd- =, Price:
$i1 500 with terms arranged. Free of
incumhrauce GLADNAN Realtor 3Os
Pa. ave. Sc. Line. 346 TASK for Mr.,
Trlpp.t
Evening star., 1927-05-20
REAL ESTATE LOANS

LOANS AT LOWEST INTEREST RATES.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD,
1920 K ST NV Main 475
Evening star., 1927-05-20

We have houses ia all sections that can
mo sold on the monthly payment plan Let
us know v0ur rruWrcmeHtS