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ton, l always advise consulting
a physician specialist. 1t Is
symptom of a condition of health
that needs correcting. But If the
pimples are merely blackheads, 1t
may help If you scrub your back
thoroughly each morning with
clean fleshbrush having a long
handle and warm soap-suds and
rinse and dry 1t we'll. 1t Is hard
to reach the back in bathing and
sometimes we neglect to scrub
the pores. which become hloeked
with dried pefspiration and other
waste matter, causing irritation.
Avoid eye-strain and nerve.
strain, get plenty of sleep and
fresh air. build up your health
and think bright, friendly inter.
ested thoughts to keep your eyes
bright and alert-looking.
Try a vinegar rinse for your
hair-two tablespoonfuls of cider
vinegar to one quart of lukewarn
water-then rinse out the vinegar
rinse with a final one OF luke
warm water.
Precipitation is natural and es-
SC1lIldI 10 ASdIiH. Iou Tan Duy
liquid preparation that will check
perspiration under the arms when
applied locally. But the perspira-
ton will find an outlet elsewhere
possibly on your arms or at
your back.
If you try this preparation. be
sure to follow directions exactly.
won't you, and il 1t seems to
have any bad effect. give up
using it and content yourself with
use of dress shields washed daily.
frequent bathing and boracic acid
talcum powder to keep the per-
spiration within bounds.
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RealDyes
are easier
to use

DIAMOND DYES are used by
- practically the same method as
any other dye. They go on easier,
though-r1iore smoothly and evenly /;
without spotting or streaking. That's
because they are made from real
anilines.- without trace of filters to
injure fabrics or give things that
redyed look.
Diamond Dyes contain the highest
quality aniltnes that money cow buy.
That's why they give such clear,
bright, ew-looking colors, which
keep their depth and brilliance so
remarkably through wear and
washings.
Next time you have dyeing to do,
try Diamond Dyes-at our risk. See
that they are easier to use. Then
compare results. You will surely
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door curtains Ann Marie could
see his car standing at the curb.
There was girl In the back
seat. She leaned forward eagerly
when Jim and Ann Marie came
out into the sunny street.
MY sister, Janet" Jim said. in
Producing her, Janet, this is Ann
Marie Macy. / have to call her
Miss Macy but she'll probably
not mind if you call her Ann
Marie"
II would love it," declared Ann
Marie, settling herself ON the soft
velvet covered cushions of the
great closed car with it's shining
windows and silver-and.crystal
fittings.
Jim got in beside her.
We're going to the Plaza" he
said in his quiet pleasant way as
the car sid away from the curb.
The Plaza. Ann Marie
looked down at her ahabby gloves,
ner Sfla NdituDds anu iCi
old blue dress that had been
steamed and pressed times without
number.
She looked at Janet Goodwin's
black velvet suit that looked as
if it were brand-new. At the
bunch of creamy fresh gardenias
pinned upon her young flat
breast. At her immaculate
cream.colored gloves. At the
string of tiny seed-pearls around
her neck.
She makes me look like some
thing out of a secondhand store,
thought Ann Marie bitterly.
And III look worse than ever
in a place like the Plaza
She began to wish that she had
never said she would come with
them today-and then all at once
she forgot her discomfort and her
shvness. For Jane: had begun to
talk TO her in the easiest. friend
lest way. and she laid one of her
beautifully gloved hands over Ann
Marie's as she talked.
Jim says you've come up here
all alone" she said, and | do
think that's the bravest thing
ever heard of.-To leave your
home and your family and
d. EVERYTHING Just to come up
here to study art.---I think you're
positively WONDERFUL"
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y e1zfIfIA|' 4
Nv MARIE PAULETTE

STYLES vary according to type
of individual.
This season Madamoiselle ana
Madam can choose from most
attractive selection and wear
clothes that suit her individaai
taste.
This is especially TRUE by
making ones clothes. One has
the choice of flattering colors ana
fabrics as we'll as correct lines
The extreme femininlty noted
In afternoon frocks demand the
coat with more feminine line.
The one I'm showing is modi.
fled version Of Princess silhouette.
1t In just slightly nodded with
interesting flare given hem by
circular sections inserted at either
side below patch pockets that
indicate raised waistline.
The deep wide shapely shawl
collar is decidedly youthful. Three
huge buttons placed just below
the end of collar emphasize its
Princess lines. Note the sleeves
are fitted we'll at shoulders with
flare toward wrists.
style No. S177 will make you
appear exceptionally tall and slen,
der.
1t comes in sizes Is. Is, 20
years, So, IS, 40 and 40 inches
bust.
The saving Is remarkable, for
In the medium size. this coat can
be copied exactly with Sh2 yards
of 54.inch material with A yards
OF 39.inch lining.
The original Paris model was
in Hunters green broadcloth and
the price was almost prohibited,
that IL for most of us.
Goya red suede finished wooden
is stunning and very youthful.
Black broadcloth. Ensign blue
broadcloth. and fine tweed in
diagonal weave in henna shade
are charming selections.
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FOR OCTOBER
MENUS
Egg Plant and Tomato Puff

EGG Plant and Tomato Puff
Slice. pare and cut a medium
sized egg plant into pieces. Boil
until tender and drain we'll. Mash
and measure. Add ah eduai
quantity of thick canned tomato
and 1.3 to u cup of crumbs with
beaten eggs. Season to taste
with salt and pepper. Bake In
moderate oven 300-350 degrees F.
till firm in the center.
Tomato and Corn Salad
Use a thick slice of a large
tomato for each salad. Spread
with mayonnaise. On this heap
corn which has been cooked on
the cob and sliced off and
dressed with French dressing.
Sprinkle with chopped green pep
per as a garnish.
Onion Souffie
Cook onions in boiling sailed
water until soft, drain and force
through a sieve; there should ne
one and one fourth cups onion
pulp. Melt four tablespoons but.
ter. add four tablespoons flour
and pour on gradually one-third
cup water In which onions have
been cooked and one-third cup
cream; then add onion pulp and
bring to the boil point. Season
with salt and pepper. Beat yolks
Of three eggs until thick and
lemon colored and add to first
mixture, cut and fold in whites
of eggs beaten until stiff and
dry. Turn into a baking dish
and bake IS minutes in mod
crate oven, 350-40o degrees +.
Serve at once.
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To Keep Eyes Bright
DEAR MADAM JERITZA:

DEAR MADAM JER1TZA:
l have tried in every way pos
sible to check or at Leaf diminish
the perspiration under my arms.
Won't you please suggest some
thing?
I have naturally blonde hair,
but at times it becomes dull.
What can ! do to keep the glim.
mer and beauty of it?
What must one do to keep the
eyes bright and wide-awake look.
ing?
My back around my shoulders
has been broken out for some
time now. What can I do to cor
rect this?
Should a person with flat feet
wear low heels or high heels? I
thank you very much. w. D.
To answer your last question
first, a person with flat feet should
wear low-heeled shoes especially
designed to strengthen and sup
port the arches. She should also
consult a chiropodist regarding the
best means of caring for her feet.
In case of a persistent erup-
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TEA-TABLE
CHATTER

Soiled shoulder-straps hanging
over the upper arms are the pet
peeve of many husband. There
is no excuse for them, az tapes
and snaps can be placed on the
inner shoulder seams of the frock.
and they will keep the straps up.
Daintiness Is an essential quality
OF good appearance, and fastidious
regard for small details Of dress
is important.
Passport visas are no longer
necessary for British visitors TO
the Portuguese colonies.
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agree Diamond Dyes are better dyes.
The svtite package of Diamond Dyes
is the highest quality dye, prepared
for general use. It will dye or tint
silk, wool, cotton, linen, rayon or
any mixture of materials. The blue
package is a special dye, for silk and
wool only. With it you can dye your
valuable articles of silk or wool with
results equal to the finest professional
work. When you buy-remember this.
The blue package dyes silk or wool
only. The zvhite package will dye
every kind of goods, including silk
and wool. Your dealer has both
packages. .-. ,.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-10-01
NEW AUTUMN
CREATIONS

Step Lively into the new autumn
shoes. Suede and kidskin are the
two feathers most in demand just
now, and the formal oxford Is an
indispensable item of the shoe
wardrobe. One attractive model
combines wine, tan and dark brown
kid with brown interlacing.
Net Gains in the use of sheer
materials. Some of the newest
evening frocks are of net, and is
to be used for afternoon dresses.
The latest net allows a design of
raised dots in contrasting colors.
Net dresses are alluring in the
new .tight-fitting silhouette.
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CORRECT
MANNERS
MRS. Cornelius Beeckman.
The Bridesmaids Fr6chs

DEAR MRS. BEECKMAN.
Will you please give me your
opinion on anargument between
my girl friend and me? My girl
friend says that white dress In
for bridesmaids as we'll as for the
bride. | think that white Is for
the bride only. and that the brides
maids should wear rainbow coiors.
who lis correct?
CONSTANT READER
Usually the attendants of the
bride wear light shades, the brides
maids wearing the same shade,
and the maid of honor or matron
of honor wearing a. different color ,
one that blend with the color
worn by the bridesmaids.
Sometimes the b ide does choose
to have her attendants all dressed
in white, but usually she wishes
to be the only one in white, and
ute rightly. / think. White is,
from time fmmemorfai. the brides
color and I should think that the
bride would wish to keep that
color for herself in this most i'm.
portant event. Too. the colors
worn by her attendants are. IL
tie bride plans them effectively. O.
beautiful background for her white
bridal dress.
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the task he is busy with Is vastly
important. AND, he has had
only few years In which to
organize his responses, to make
his will and muscles coordinate.
1t Ia big job. Let us be kindly
and patient with him.
Particularly with little boys we
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ADVENTURES
OF RITZ Y
ROSALIE

Next Monday Is Brownies
birthday. He's nice chap who
lives about block down the
street-and has gone away to
college. He always sends me
flowers on holidays, and some
times in between. and while this
won't. make up for all the flow
ers he's sent, think it's quite
a clever article. don't you? Or
dinarily. a towel 10 a rather pro-
sale article. but this towel has
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The Lady Speaks

DEAR MRS. BEECKMAN:
/: will you please tell me
whether the boy or girl should
say Hello first when meeting on
the street?
2. Win YOU please criticiss my
handwriting and tell me how
can improve it? JEANNE.
The girl Is given the privilege
of speaking first, Of acknowledge
ing an acquaintanceship with q
boy.
2: Your handwriting is "almost
very" good. Hold your pen more
firmly, so that your handwriting
will get a more compact appear.
ance. less loose jointed. Then form
every letter most carefully. And
copy some interesting looking
capitals, ones that will add dis
tinction 10 your writing.
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Write for Q pattern of to
days style. writing very
clearly and be sure 10 state
number and size Oi PATTERN
Send rnupUn with Is cents
tstamps 0f cuin) to Washing
ton Times Fashion Bureau
Esq Fifth Ave. New York
rity Enclose Is rents ad,
ditiOnai IL You wish a copy
Of our latest hook of Fifth
Avenue Fashions
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THE BEAUTY
BOX
BY Helen FOllett-

Old conventions have gone by
the board and freedom of conduct
has no limit. Yet everyone must
feel that the girl in the theater
who takes out small comb and
combs her nair IL going bit too
far. Hair on the head may he
divine. but loose floating hairs
are unpleasant to the sight. When
girl combs her hair in the
alter those near her lean away.
having no desire to serve as
landing field for -combings. Not
nice.
Depilatories can be used on the
arms and legs and in the arm
pits. They are chemicals that
dissolve the hair down 10 the sur
face of the skin. They cannot
destroy the hairroot and papilia
because they are snugly tucked
awav below the surface consider
sblv below. as electroiysis onera-
tors find out when they 20 bur
rowing into the pore with the
electric needle.
Vanishing creams now come IN
flesh and brunette tints. White
vanishing cream makes ones
honorable nose resemble a marsh
mallow. Some liquid foundation
cosmetics in suntan tints are
nothing more or less than our old
fashioned calcimines or liquid pow
ders that grandma used TO plaster
over her arms when she went to
a party.
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-~=T----------s--------'--..s---'-s-
T~A Ss.Ass~''s7

such things as "whoopee." and
I'm a soak woven across the
center to make it more collegi-
ate. Then across the end Is wo-
ven the boys name and the name
of his college. which should
make 1t acceptable to any boy
who has fought with his room
mate over the ownership of his
towels.
.tcopyright. 1929. King Features
syndicate, Incl
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What Do You Kn0w?
ANSWERS TO TODAY'S TEST
For Questions See Comic Page

L. Cat 2. Cattle s. Dog Horse. s. Sheep g. Reindeer
Poultry. Duck O. ST. Helena Little Rock H. Roanoke
Island r. Henry VIII 49, mineral which is valued for the
metal that a. Goods of such character
to be liable by belgeren in the court Of trade
between neutral and the enemy time of war; b. An African
king who married a beggar maiden.
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An Excellent Exercise for
Symmetry of the Neck
BY Maria Jeritza

Prma Metropolitan Opera Company and One of the
Most Beautiful Women Of the Day.
DEAUTY is so much unity-an impression of the
x whole-the entity of individual-that it hard
indeed single out any part of the body and anaze
II from the point of view of loneliness.
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DR.. Bisch's Daily Health Hint

Teach children to walk naturally and erect Round houdeed
condition and often notice unless one actually
examines the child AZ bad posture not only is unsighs
but it may seriously interfere with healths
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15

o1o D0no bulloIn1. NallonaI 2l1b.
NEW FARM LETTINGS
o,SO0-l2 acres, convenient to Falkland
High school; new 7-room house; good land;
asa acres, near Jacksonville; good house
farm will be sacrificed for Immediate sails
fof SlS'SO0. IT Is in . high state of euitI-
$500 each for 70-acre and 13o-acre ad-
Joining farms, in Virsinia. Will take house
in Riyerdals or nearby in part payment.
srn so.room house. with living room 3sx42.
fo r.. sale as ,, aged owner; wishes 70 retire.
eiudinE Sooo-capacity poultry. house: excel
some valuable timber: This farm. with all
IMPROVEMENT n will be sold at the price OF
A. gentiemans country estate. a real farm
OF zoo acres. In Montgomery County; land
tnat has been kept in a high state of Gull
OVATION for Is years; eauipped with q full
SET OF up-to-date farm buildings: colonial
brick house, central-hall plan. with running
water and steam heats concrete road; priced
1so acres. ia miles D. c., streams and
river, buildings. 50 900; le0-acre farm. Coles
vile pike. buildings, streams, $4,000 S
r. d. LILLE.
Citizens Bank Building,
Takoma
Shepherd 30s2.
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A. r. ROBINSON

= NJNTAN,
sic Bond Building. National ATS. =
TWENTY-FIVE ACRE FARM about midway
between Washington and Baltimore; excel
lent stream and spring; some good oak tim
Der Six-room house with porches; cellar;
wafer plped from spring to house; garage
and oHtbuildines; nice lawn, shade and
fruit. Price, $4,000
~ DnDT(vCNNY
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SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.

SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.
GROOM MODERN HOUSE, FINE AssORT-
ment of fruits, large garden, poultry mouse
and yards, garage; paved road, T., Riverdaie;
bargain price; easy terms; rent, SS5. OWN
COLMAR MANOR. MD.-5 ROOMS AND
bath, bungalow, newly decorated; reason
able; easy terms to responsible party. y,
RIDLEY SHIELDS. 1877 Eye ST. NV. Mel.
9146 or Hyatts. 1O48-W.
RIVERDALE. MD-WIDOW LADY IN NEED
Of funds will III, sas sE1 Groom house ana
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW, SIX ROOMS
front and. rear porches, garage, SHADE trees,
nished. Sc Monmouth g., Cherrydale. Va
LARGE HOUSE IN GAfTHERSBURG.
ideal location for boarding house or
transients; terms reasonable, o. J. FULkS,
Gaithersburs. Md. wisconsin S4l7.
ATTRACTIVE GROOM BUNGALOW. ALL
modern conveniences; reasonable: uEe r psw
400 Maryland ave., HyNttsville. Cal. Poso-
mac oQ77. -. -. = Is
5O-ACRE FARM. NEAR FAIRFAX, VA;
a-roor house and several SgcsuiisasinoSSsS :
easy terms. Rent, $25 monthly. -,
7-room house, ) acres .and' 81 m9o .at
East Hyattsviile. close to the Baltimore Boz;
levard and electric car station. To De solo
at great sacrifice or rented at $50 monthly
EAST WASHINGTON REALTY co;
Lincoln 1855. ITO 9Th 81. NE. :.
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l4l7 K Street NV.

room apt.
75.00-l004 Eye st. n.w-Large store.
THOS. D. WALSH.
SIS nth st. NV. District 75Se-7559
ON CONNECTICUT AVE. NEAR THE MIL
lion Dollar Bridge, attractive store, elegant
window space; reasonable rent.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

STOCKS AND. BONDS OF LOCAL CoRPo-
ration, second trust notes and do, one trust
on i1. Sdss Sts 70 ss once
6-ROoM, MODERN HOUSE, IN EXCELLENT
s small houss in Tsson,s PARK or other GOOD
mem. 'sf aSdress of Box sr s ssT o fs
rooms, modern; win take some sood bust
ac ser rs noas nsSse Il sood location
homs place lace. lot isoxi2o; : rooms. bath, fur
mace slec; o gasi trust Siat price sOsSo; pan
sfx Rop PMS. AMI M E k{xSoHaAHdE FOR Or
CALIFORNIA AT SANTA ROSA-5h ACRES,
tor p. g: or sr nearby property aos southern
apartment house valued at about. $4,000;
downtown business house with good income,
q e sstSn S: sEss'1Es dairy f0i farm
s ed SS sor hous: j. Hyssssviiis, ooiisss
trade for small farm MONTGOMERY or Prince
.r SouRy rental
h9e sr 81 MSFs aeTss f hos. etc
ISr EfE Citizens ss1f sida. Tatcms
30 ACRES CLOSE TO PIKE; GROOM BUM
Halow; large shade trees; large poultry house
and outbuildings; all in fine condition; fruit.
grapes: miles out in Va. near bus and
trolley: unincumbered. Consider small nron-
erty as part payment Address BOX 206-S,
E.ar ONCE.
WOODBRIDGE. D. C.-DErACHED HOMES 8
will sell or exchange for equity; s2,500.
OWNER. address Box els. Star ONCE.
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ESTATE CONSIST
Ing OF modern H-room home. all necessary
outhuildfngs, with 50 acres. Will sell or ex-
change for Washington residence. is min
.ss s ssas s sises y snsnsson' Neslsss D0A
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AN UNUSUAL BARGAIN.
Excellent Groom home, ami.
Pantry. large porch, double garage.
Lafge lot, poultry house and run,
Fruit, grapes, shrubbery, etc. Only $2,e0o.
We have them. several for rent.
Mt. Eaiaier, ia. Phone Hyatts: iSAe
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SALE.--F ARMS.
(CAn&kmuaSA
286-ACRE FARM IN
EAJDEAv roT1N1T-xy

-286-ACRE FARM IN
FAIRFAX COUNTY.
20 MILES PROM WASNINGTON-$8o ACRE.
5000 It; frontags on the Lee Highway; ise
acres IN sIass, balance In timber. Improved
by good I-rooin home, barp; ,watered By
stream on eastern boundary; high eleva-
-. M. E. CHURCH,
Realtor
Phone Falls Church. Va, SO.
ONE OF THE. FINEST FARMS
IN FAIRFAX COUNTY.
3s2 ACRES. AT $50 An ACRE.
800 acres under cultivation, balance in
timber; % miles from Washineten; watered
by tw9 large streams; every foot can be Gull
bushels Of wheat per acre; improved BY good
7-room house. z barns and other good out
buildings. Two orchards OF various kinds of
fruit trees. owner wishes to retire and will
consider small house in Va. suburbs as part
payment.
NJ. Z. CHURCH,
Realtor
Phone palla Church. Va 40
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Phone Fails Church. Va. 40

NEW NatdIO8; I,UJU Bargains.
$1,000 Takes III Acres, 3 Horses.
Solt, COWS: . heiters. bull, brood SOW,
Grain and corn binders. corn planter, sulky
plows, other indictments, harnesses. We
hicles. etc ,so tons hay, 400 bu. oats. 400
fruit and VEGETABLES included; good s-room
house and SOFT basement barn, mile depot
8 miles city; 90 acres tillahle. spring water,
valuable wood. fruit. Chance Of lifetime.
$4,000 complete, one-fourth cash. Picture
Pc, 81 free r SSatal s I;o9e others; get copy
Title BLDG. Phila. pa ~
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Attractive Cottage, An Acre.

At Salt Water-Only $500.
Back q few. yards from broad river wa
tiers is this dandy place, excellent fishing
and healthful climate, garden crops and
poultry thrive; variety fruit, Il mile store
and school, handy Baltimore and WASH
inston ferry, pleasant S-room cottage with
shade and delightful views. Like nnding
1t at $500, part cash. p. r. Thistlewood,
sTROUT AGENCY. Easton. Md.
IN MONTGOMERY CO., MD; MILES
from the District line, on a good gravel
all cleared; improvements are e-room bum
salow. with cellar; cleo available; large
fruit. Price. $500; substantial cash pay
ment required.
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SAEE-.-SUBURRAN..
WOODBRIDGE. D. c

WOODRlDGE,D ~. L.
ONLY TWO LEFT.
SAMPLE house zzie Perry st. n;e.-Hesuti-
ship; rooms, tile bath hardwood floors.
levei, lots only "a square. from woodridse
bus line. Why buy an inferior house when
you can have one Of these on. easy terms?
See them and be convinced
Open EVENINGS and Sunday.
WOODWARD & VIETH,
2O02 / Ave. NE. North $50.
A MOST UNUSUAL. HOME.
ON grounds beautifully lanscaped. over
looking the proposed Sligo Park in Seven
Oaks; Nd, Just aver the District line, on
paved State road.
This home is constructed Of stucco over
masonry blocks. with multi -colored slate
roof; has Frigidaire. Nokol oil burner. cleo
tricity, hot-water storage system, electric
range, 2-car built-in garage. kitchen. Break
fast room, maids room with bath ana
gold-tinted
Living Room Two Stories High.
About 10 #. wide and 81 It; long with
beamed ceiling running to peak in center,
Romeo and Juliet balcony: artistic front
door and fireplace, French doors opening in
rear Of living room onto nagstone porch
overlooking formal garden; four bedrooms
and three baths. Combines comfort and at
tractiveness. Can be bousht for cost price
to owner. Inspection by appointment.
Phone Main 1890.
Evenings and sunday. Shep. 394A.
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Phone Alexandria 2049. is
NEW Broom AND BATH BUNGALOW,
Amt, on concrete street and bus hnssi
essh' s4oo 8 menu d. nzANrzfNcgR co,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

with garage: 20 minutes driving distance
Address BOX 255-S. star once
SHAcK BUY on kEi5T; NEAR CAR LINE ".
lie ~ eeaysnisasess AsdIsss ses s9l:R'
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WANTED-ACREAGE.
TWO ACRES HIGH LAND WOODED, NEAR
State road, . miles from Washington, Mary
land; private owner; reasonable: state price
particulars. Address Box 176-S, Star office.