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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-28
In the Sugar Market
lRy Thomson & MfnKinnon

>. BY Thomson & McKinnon)
NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-Some disappoint
terdays sugar markets that The adva6ce
N raws to 3itc. the marking IN of re-.
, tned quotations TO. 6.f0c and the frmer
tanned demand for Cubas. Tho raiIvo IN
lutures is making no progress in either
Ilrectlon. A higher price level however.
ing advantage of soft spots whenever they
appear, to buy 'Ni "ioJ
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BETHLEHEM DOES NOT ACT

BIZ UWted Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-Bethlehem
Steel Corporation directors took no
action on common stock dividends.
II was announced at the close OF
their meeting here Thursday.
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Government Gives
1926 Figures

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-
Exports from the United States
in 1926 totaled $4,S0S, 465, 900,
about $10O,OOO,OOO under 1925
exports, the Department of
Commerce announced today.
Imports last year totaled
$4,430. 100000, an increase of
$500, 100000 over 1925, making
a favorable trade balance for
the year OF $377.575,O 900.
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OIL HIGHER IN EAST

BU United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-The Tide
water Oil Company today advanced
the tank wagon price of gasoline J
cent a gallon in New Jersey, Mary
land and the District of Columbia
The new price in New Jersey is n
cents a gallon.
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Other Livestock

BIZ Times SnccidE
500; market, steady tops, SIC 30 Cal.
teRREeGeiptss 100; market, steady Calves
choice, $12 IA; medium to good SfO9
II; outs, $40 down. Sheep-Receipts. so.
market, steady top lambs, 5000 a ii 90:
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COTTON MILLS LIQUIDATE
Plant Taken Over by Liggett Votes
to Wind Up Affairs.

BIZ United Press
FALL RIVER, Mass, Jan. oS.-
stockholders Of the Pocasset Mills,
controlled by Louis X. Liggett, head
OF the United Drug Company, voted
TO liquidate. The vote was taken
after the annual statement had
shown losses aggregating s324,000
during the time Llggett had had con-
troll Of the mills.
When Liggett bought control last
summer he announced plans for re.
habilitating the cotton industry.
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Chicago Grain Table

Words to the number of 500 per
minute can be sent over a new cable
now working between London and
New York.
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Legal Notices


the provisions of said Section One of said
Act and that said corporation Is now In
process of dissolution.
In witness whereof. I have hcrennto st
my hand and affixed the seal OF the state
of Indiana. at the City OF lndIdnapo'I@'
this 18th day of January, \. ID. III.
(Signedl f. +. SCHORTEMEIER
(SEAIh Secretary of State.
By (signed) CHARLES A. DARE.
Assistant Deputy:
NOTICE BY RECEIVER TO CREDITORS
OF CORPORATION REQUIRING PRES
ENTATION OF CLAIMS.
State of Indiana. County of Marion, SIS:
- In the Marion Probate Court. Cause
Hersckel Haynes VS.. Haynes. Schmidt,
TO Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given to all the
creditors of the above named corporation;
and thes are hereby notified that all
claims, accounts and demands against said
corporation shall be filed with me at the
Meyer Kiser building. in the City of In
-dianapolis. Marion County, Indiana, on or
before the third day of February. 1927. to
participate i'm the distribution of the as
sets of said corporation or to receive any
dividend on said claims. account or de-
mand, or persons holding any such claims
accounts or demands are hereby further
notified that unless they file such claims
or demands by the date set forth above
they will be forever barred and precluded
from participating in any distribution of
the assets of said corporation. or receive
any dividend OF said claim, account or de-
Dated this 27thf day of January. 1927.
+. e. HICKMAN. Receiver.
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Peppermint OH

by Thomson & McKinnonl
NEW YORK. Jan. rs peppermint oil
Natural, 81 30 a 400; u. S. p. S4.65M5.
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Local Wagon Wheat

Local grain elevatorr. are paying 81 .cs
for No. 2 red, wheat Other grades are
purchased on their merits
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Another evidence of mOdernity's
advance in Turkey is the presence
of puppies in this latest photo of
Mustapha Renal Pasha, the Turk
president. Before he assembled to
power, dogs, declared unhOly at
the Koran, were banned from Mos
lem homes.
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Banks and Exchange

Jan. 2S-
Local bank clearings we're $685. 900;
debts 81 ,044 600.
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Hogs
Receipts, 5000; market higher.
2N- ~ los 1IS.2D "a IL 90
1920 lbs. ............ 12.25@12.5 SO
'1oO IDS. up ............ 1900 a 1885
Cattle
Receipts, 200; market, steady
Beet steers ..............S7 50M so
Bulk stock and feeder steers. $3.50 500
petl COWS .............. 90 ~ 6.TD
Low cutters and cutter cows. 1859 500
--Calves-
Receipts. 900; market, steady.
1eSJ NedierS 81 . 80 6T q so
dedVy caves ............ $50 a 900
sheep
Receipts, 1000; higher.
1op lat lambs ...........S130o
BULK Gull lambs .......... 6.00@ 900
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CLEVELAND, Jan. 28-Butter - Elk
tras, sac; standards, 4Sc. Eggs-Ex
ira, 40c; extra firsts, 81 u &c; firsts, 80 a.
36 lac; ordinary, 34c; pullet,. zoe. Poul.
try-Heavy fowls, gre; few, CSC; medium
springers. e7c; ducks 500 85c:e geese eAs %
a 25c; cocks, 16@17c. Potatoes--15O
pound sacks round whites. Maine, 81 .60M
4.S5; New York range, $4m41Q; Mich.
gan. $3.50; Minnesota and Wisconsin
S3.7J q 3.S5; Ohio, bushel sacks, 81 so az
10; l00,pound sacks Idaho russets, .ordi.
nary, $4.25; 100-pound bag, S3.S5@4.
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EXCHANGE FEELS
FURY WITH ALL
FOR WHEEL|NGS
Behavior of Market Be-
comes Steadier by
Noon.
Average Stock Prices

Average of twenty industrials Thursday
was 1878. off %. Ave4ge of twenty
rails, 1851, off so. Average OF forty
bonds. 96.62. off ,0f.
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Produce Markets

Butter wholesale pricel Creamery best
grade, pound 81 a SIC
Butterfat-Local dealers pay. 50@51c q
pounds.
Eggs--Strictly fresh delivered at Indian.
apolis.- 30 a 33c.
Poultry (buying prices) - Hens. large
breed % @24c; Leghorn, 1S@20c; roost-
S Srs and s bsEhrn tag s 1ff S stsTs
springs. %3 @24e;o 90 Leghorn springs, 16@
35c; old toms. 20 2Sc;, ,guineas, young,
soc: old 35c; capons, ~ lbs. up. 20 "a
SOC; q to ~ lbs, 25 q nc; under 6 lbs.
and red heads. 20 a 25c.
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OLDSMOBILE

OAOlCNlODllJIJ
1924 Sport touring; fine mechanical con-
dltion: fully eqnipped: terms Ken. 3272.
WILL sell for storage. Ford coupe; Model
1920. engine number l2919 003. ID. j.
RUSSELL. TT. Harrison Ind
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CHICAGO. Jan. 2S-Carlots: Wheo
20. corn. 1858; oats, rs; rye, 3.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-02
LOCAL PASSENGER LIST
 0N STEAMER ALEUT|AN

Fair weather marked the voyage north to Seward of the s. s. Aleu- tian, Capt. Nord, which arrived in port yesterday afternoon from Seat tie. There are many nd-trip- pers on the liner and also many dis embarked at this port. The tonnage was one of the largest to have been brought to this port this season by any vessel.
 The incoming passenger list other than the Seattle list published fn the Gateway last Saturday was as fol- lows:
 From Margaret Wal lace, MT. and Mrs. J. D. Hewitt, Jonnie Hewitt.
 From Junean-Mrs. c. F. Myers, c. F. Myers, J. F. Garland, Jeanette Carver, Maude Weber, MT. and Mrs. c. B. McRae, MT. and Mrs. A. R. Ransom
 From Cordova-Joe Rizzardo, Mrs. N. B. Moore.
 
 From Latouche-A. Erickson, H. Hogan.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-02
"sH|PWRECKED" STORM
 N0T MADE IN STUDIO

The storm scenes in modern photo plays, usually are Tnade in the pie iurc s.CA'os But for sh; production "Shipwrecks which viii be shown lat tic 'herty theatre tonight only, nature r.ovideN 2 req up-to-data hurr'calr.
 Studio figures show that the build ing of sets for stJrn. seems cost many thousands of ,,al.a s, but not one penny was paid lo:4 the storm which is shown in "Shipwrecked. y
 In fact, the "Shipwrecked" com- pany, was adrift in the Pacific for IS hours during the making of the production, and it is said that the most realistic storm scenes ever caught by motion picture camera were registered on the celluloid ribbon.
 Seena Owen is featured in this production with Joseph Schildkraut The supporting cast includes Mat thew Betz, Clarence Barton, Laska Winter, Erwin Connolly and Lionel Belmore. The story is most dramat- ic and the picture abounds with thrilling scenes.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-02

There will be a public dance at Odd Fellows hall tonight and on Monday night the American Legion will present the Fourth of July dance. Both dances will be worth taking in.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-02

Norman Lack, assistant to General Manager Smith, Alaska Railroad, was brief visitor in Seward overnight to meet J. F. Garland, representative of Secretary Work.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-02

Tom Osbo and son returned home last evening from Anchorage follow ing a visit to the hospital, where the condition of the lad was diagnosed.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-02

H. ". Alberts, superintendent and head agronomist of experimental farms in Alaska, Department of Az riculture, arrived in Seward yesterday from the Interior.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-02

Take advantage of our special de- livery of freshly baked goods. Read our ad then phone Madison S2, Sew ard Bakery.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-02

Signaling the importance of the port of Seward witness the past week during which there was a large vessel in port every day.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-02

T. w. Hawkins, prominent Seward from a brief visit to Anchorage.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-02
PAGE TWO

Dewey Metzdorf, chief of the stores department, Alaska Railroad, was among the arrivals from Anchorage Headquarters last evening.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-02
SIX MEN WANTED

Six laborers are wanted at the port Hebron whaling station. Appli cants are asked to see R. J. Nc Ken- na, Alaska Steamship Go. office.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-02

Vantine's Incence and burners schallerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-02

Seattle Tee Cream at SchaIlerer's Alaska Shop. n
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-02

Administer and Congolian rugs. J. L. Graef.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-02

There are no substitutes for FRYE'S BABY BEEF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-30
SALE-SIJBURBAN PROPERTY.

SALE-SUBUkBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE "A FINE COUNTRY HOME:
ia odern large ots large ' r9os and
hall; screened front, porch: close to schools
and churches newly painted a. ang god
". A. A' BRooKs. owner. Hyattsviiie. Nd Il
You 70. ,h have no furniture will furnish 1t
OWNER ANXIOUS TO SELL NEWLY
PAINTED 4reGm t des s do ofh
Shields. rio i4th st. NV. franklin sl46.
BY OWNERS ROOMS. :, BATHS. SLEEP
ing and breakfast porches, maids room. ?
car gara5e; n:.z Chcv- Chase CD. :.-r-.
corner lo:s 1000 No agents For appointment
coy GROOM. AMI HOUSE; SMALL
change. No agents. Decatur 749-J.
HANDSOME TWosT top.toa I DWELLINGS Eadadsm
road: ample flowers grounds. trees. etc;
living room 1Gx25., fireplace. bookcases; lares
bedroom 16x25. three other bedrooms bath
closets, etc, garage. Price only Sl2.
hoGaed at Langley VA be
Va. Phone Clarendon sol Fill
FOR SALE MODERN BROOM BuNGA.
low: lot 40x15o with 15,foot alley at ,r sde
Will he newly papered throughout. Built by
day. labor and the, net cost to you VIII ne
and builder, Hyat,syilie. Md. II no furni;
ture, I will furnish it for yon;
SILVER SPRING. MD.--5-R. & B. HOME,
fur. ht. cleo: fruit trees, grapes; gar: lot
about s0x25o. $3.50; reas. terms Main
W0oDsIDE PARK-BRICK HoMECoNTAIN.
ing Z T.. & b.. ami. fireplace. attic. hult,in
garage: lot Sfx293; sacrifice. Nam 1923
WIDOW WILL TAKE So $50. EASY TERMS,
far e. pIp nOrchPS
lot I00.ft front fenced. 1921 Bath St. Mt.
Rainier. PHI. Hyatts l446. :.
NO CASH. LIKE RENT, $50 PER MONTH;
modern improvements. at bus line in Rogers
Heights high ground larEe lot nnsnrn1 hSnl
galow. $40 per month. including interest
Phone J. II. ROGERS. owner. Hyattsvilie
fare trHo1 5-room and bath bangalews h;:w;h;
oak floors. mi. large lot: $3.50; or - 400
with garase small dpYn PAYMENT anti b bannS
ROOM Room Cos. Bailey Bldg: Takoma Park. b. c.
Col. 1904 Shepherd 3105-W after $ pm.
A REAL BUNGALOW: s, NICE ROOMS:
water, sewer, gas and electricity: basement
under entire house. garage 4ny S52 d9 SGn
or call at $500 Bard St. Mt. Rainier. Md:
ARLINGTON, VA;--FIvEROoM BUNGA-
S 'sS%s 45 ;s;S E. ): H0AF0RD' phone 0li:sn
LARGE MODERN HOME AND ~ ACRES
of land: most all kinds of fruit and shade
trees: Just over the D. G. line in Md. viii
sell at a bargain. Call OWNER. Adams 26f3
NEW 5-R AND BATH BUNGALOW;
large lot: ami: $500 cash S55 month
IRA N. JOHNSON. 3Sl6 32nd ST.. Mount
Rainier. Md. Hyatts. 333-R. -
SACRIFICE
FOR QUICK SALE FROM OWNER
Spacious broom bungalow bath cleo
gas, furnace heat. laundry trays. front and
rear porches. screens and awnings. garage:
lot 50x300. In Cottage City. vicinity Of
Baltimore Boulevard. Small cash payment
and very reasonable terms can be arranged
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ATTRACTIVE 2-sTORY BUNGALOW.
FRUIT TREES, SHRUBS AND FLOWERS.
ONLY So 50O-EASY TERMS.

ATTRACTIVE -2-sTORY BUNGALOW.
FRUIT TREES, SHRUBS AND FLOWERS.
ONLY S6.50O-EASY TERMS.
Here is an opportunity to purchase that
little home that you have always wanted. III
a high-class NV. community. near schools.
2 car lines and stores. Attractive 3-story
bungalow with large covered front porch and
rear porch. on a lot 40x17O it. with fruit
trees. grape vines shrubs and flowers. This
home. built and occupied by present owner.
is in perfect condition and contains rooms
q bedroomsl and tiled bath. HARDWOOD
floors electricity. hot-water heat. open fire.
place. laundry trays and large closets are
but few of the many features: there Is a
concrete cellar. paved street and alley. and
the house Is screened and weather-stripped
throughout. Offered for immediate sale for
So 500, with very easy terms. Address Box
4SS-B. Star Office.
$500 TO 81 300
Monthly payments only S35 and $40: bun
galow and f1ve-room dwellings: furnace heat;
electric lights. water and sewer. Open al al
day; sample house. 200 Allegheny ave.. Ia
~ ALEX. 8. CLARKE. .Jr..
400 Eve So. NV.
lContinued ON Next PACED
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COLORED-MODERN GROOM BRICK
house ON 9th st. NV. reduced to $500:
terms. $3.50 cash. S55 month. Franklin
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EXCHANGE.

300-ACRE VIRGINIA FARM WITH COM
Dlete sets of improvements including .
S-room dwellings. Would take city property
in exchange. Call OWNER Adams .,643
RING OR AUTOMOBILE AS FIRST PAY
ment on beautiful bungalow: rooms, .
porches: large lot. Main $500. r. d.
A sEMLDETACHED HOUSE IN 5000
block of Arkansas ave. rooms. bath. oil
burner. beautiful lawn. ami. double ga.
rage. Property subject to one trust. VIII
IN 18th st. Heights. Communicate with
Mr.. T0Whcs. business property department
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO co. INC.
1910 Eye st. Main Sgi0
4 CHOICE BUSINESS PROPERTY LOCATED
in the center of q new development. consist
ing of , stores, q apartments. nicely rented
and subject TO one trust. can be traded to
an advantage
Communicate with Mr. TOwBEs.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO COMPANY, INC.
1916 Eye st. NV.
Phone. Main S3in
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FDGFWATER REACH

No halfway vcrdict--;Edgewater Beach is
eleanes most
bsv s1dsiH - miles over Defense High
Gently sIopins sandy beach for bathers.
diving PAVILION built to- 9gtl las, q lifetime tnas
to 40 feet deep for launches and cruisers.
impossible to 20 into the waters OF the bay:
Edgewater Beach While heavy breakers are
washing the shores away on the bay, our
shvrc ,,,- =, Edgewater Beach remains Der
When ,ad roads indi fferently maintained
make il mpossibe TO go and come in com
fort to other saltwater colonies. we come
Regular BUS service over State highway
10 and from Edgewater Beach throughout
While other waterfront colonies. sur
by @ aer iva are We
are free from these pests at Edgewater
Streets at Edgewater Beach are 30 feet
wide tho one-way strectsl. so that automo.
biles may pass each other In comfort and
without cndangerng the lives of the pas
No rapid-fire, high-pressure methods are
Discriminating purchasers have only to
see the homes. representing q valuation OF
OF ., mS" HSaf Beach Ghf
less tl,an four years by some Of the most mos
prominent bankers. professional and bus1-
ness men OF Washington 20 realize tina,
MANAGEMEST, MAINTENANCE and
cred paramount in the DEVELOPMENT of this
colony, -
We have wonderful lots as low az $400 90.
Nearly every lot commands view of the
water OUR safe and sane restrictions have
kept the entire colony free from shacks or
cheap cottages that must depreciate the
, value OF property Every house at Edge
water Bench IL "A real home with modern
conyeniences hence every new home en-:
hances values and adds to the desirability of
Edgewater Beach for a Summer home or al
aii-yfar residence.
Look at all the other water. front colonies
Rrat but uopt he discouraged A visit 10
Edgewater Beach Will relieve your depres
sion.
II waterfront homeseesers could know
the truth about Edgewater Beach. the re
manning Tote would all toe purcha sed within
week Ask any Edgewater Beach home
owner
I Lots, $500 up: can be purchased as low
! as $50 cash and SO monthly. Cottages
( So $50 up: easy terms
/ WILLIAM r MATTESON. OCT 18th St
! NV. Phone Main 677l or. residence phone
AnnannlIs 1Sf1
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SAI.E-FARMS.

Md--C0ttage. electricity, water. sewer. AS
a whole or part. Address Box 206-Z. Star
office. 81
CHICKEN FARM. 2 MILES FROM DIS
trict line on good road: b-room house barn
and chicken house 20 by so: 400 chickens
COW. / mule. 1-ton Ford truck. All in
good condition. 81 900 cash. balance
monthly. We have several small farms.
ALBERT \. WILDMAN.
oil n. Y. Ave. NV. Franklin 64O6-T
ONE ACRE OF LAND AT RAILROAD
station and on State road about 25 miles
from Washington. Land all cleared and
we'll elevated: large shade trees: broom
house garage stable and hen house. Price
only So 500: easy terms.
A. F. ROBINSON.
k1A 5l5-516 Bond Bldg,
AIth and n Y. Ave. @
Main 4i:.
a, -. ~ sas 80 Il DAG ~ Il
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IN CHEVY CHASE. d. C.
BROOM. 2-BATH DETACHED HOME.
BTILT-IN GARAGE-ONLY S11 900.

BUILT-IN GARAGE-ONLY $1,000.
Owner. anxious to sell. offers his beauti-
full detached home a large lot. 5Oxl 40
tt planted with shrubs and trees. in the
Chevy Chase Circle section. for immediate
sale Covered concrete front porch and rear
porch. reception hail. 9 large rooms. tiled
baths. maids room in basement. service starr
way big kitchen with pantry. large living
room with fireplace. big bedrooms on sec ,.
Ond floor: concrete cellar with hOt-water
heating plant. instantaneous hot-water heat
er. double laundry trays. built-In garage
hardwood floors natural trim. artistic deco
ration and lighting. fixtures; ample closet
space This house is in good condition and
is priced at a figure exceptionally low for
such value. Only S11 900. with unusually
good terms. For further information call
Adams S217.
III. FAIRMONT sT.--$7, 100000.
Two-story and cellar brick home contain
ing z rooms bath, double, back porch
sore .nedi. hardwood first floor. electric
lights garage. deep lot to alley.
This is one of the cheapest offerings N
Columbia Heights and very small cash
payment will be CcceStcd.
Inspection by l,arnit ONLY
John A.. PETTY. Exclusive. Agent.
3O5 1415 st. NV. Main .g43:
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I AKUMA BAKIIAIN.
Honestly built shingle bungalow on paved
street 3 squares from bus line: fine condi-
ton. Sc 800. small cash payment and easy
terms All conveniences including h.-w.h
and garage. c. w. Van Wagner. 223 Cedar
Ct Takoma Park D. G.. Adams 1928
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REDUCED FROM $4,000.
GROOM BRICK x HONE 80 FT 10 VIDE sEp

Such a home Is seldom offered In this
desirable restricted NV. section at such q
kitchen with pantry large front porch and
covered rear porches: completely screened
in good condition: hardwood floors and trim.
electricity hot-water heat and all modern
convenences. built-in garage. You can actu:
ally save hundreds of dollars in this unusual
$500 cash and S6950 n month. Call PotO-
mac 2297-M for appointment to INSPECT.
TWO-STORY BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE.
lent ne location Small cash payment.
Main 1855. G. G. DUTY. 1343 H st. NV.
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SACRIFICE
FOR QUICK SALE FROM OWNER.
Spacious Broom bungalow. bath. cleo.
gas. furnace heat laundry trays. front and
rear porches. screens and awnings. garage:
lot 50x300. In Cottage City. vicinity of
Baltimore Boulevard. Small cash payment
and very reasonable terms can be arranged.
Address Box 473 b. Star Office.
~ NJ ssiE Vi, s-ssf s.7sssasu
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$3.50 OR LESS.
Price, S.. $50: $40 per mo- room semi
bungalow, blocks from car line: ami. 3
large bedrooms. also sun parlor. full cellar,
laundry trays; lot, 5oxl5Q. fruit trees and
dition and in nice section; party must sell
at sacrifice. as they live away from here.
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SALE OR RENT-SUB. PROP'TY.

NEW 2-STORY RESIDENCE AND GARAGE
f. nse troley ne Price si05oo
so. WALTER CASE owner. 1926 Penn.
ave. NV. Potomac 6242.
4-ROoM BUNGALOW. CLOSE TO r. ]. AVE.
n.e.--Water. gas and cleo. Only $4,000:
500 cash. $50 mo.
S-room bungalow: a sacrifice u block
Tel. Hyatts. 1e7-w: THEo. F. SCHULZ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-30
POTOMAC HEIGHTS.

A BARGAIN.
Tn perfect condition: 8 rooms and bath.
open fireplace. oak floors. h.-wh.. electric
lights. gas range. laundry trays. garage
with one extra lot OF over 5000 #. for
gardening.
Also two broom bungalows with all city
conveniences. Have some desirable graded
lots on high elevation. close to site where
school is TO be built. Easy, terms. available
owner. 5424 Conduit rd Glove 4S3
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Phone Hyattsville 56.J.
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOWS.
NO CASH PAYMENT.
ANO'TH Err RIG HARGAJN

NO CASH PAWN lent.
4room bungalow hotwater heat. ami;
near bus line on good road to Washington.
S4 $50: monthly payment only $40; or 500
cash $50 per month. including interest pos
session at once.
New Broom bungalow. ami. hotw
heat hardwood floors. foored attic: corner
lot. hedge and shade trees S6.750; monthly
payment of $50 including interest.
ERNEST II. SHINN.
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