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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-07-03
Minnesota Farm Is Desired
BY Spanish Family
LAKE WILSONITE SUES
MARSHAL FOR $1O,25O

An action was field in district court
in this city Saturday, in which Ed.
Swendson, Lake Wilson pool hall
proprietor, seeks damages in the sum
of $1O, 250.OO from Hiram Bostic, Vii
lage Marshal, of Lake Wilson.
The suit hinges upon the alleged
illegal arrest of Swendson by Mar
shall Bostic, made last May
On April 30th, Martin Anderson,
also of Lake Wilson, left the Swend-
son pool hall, accompanied by Swend-
son, and the two were about to en-
ter an automobile when Marshal Bos-
tic placed Anderson under arrest on
a charge of being intoxicated. Ac-
cording to Bostic, Anderson refused
to accompany him or to be lodged in
the village Jail, and being unable to
handle the arrested man alone with
out bodily harm to him, called upon
Swendson to assist him. Swendson
it is claimed, refused to assist in the
arrest and the following day was or
dered to appear before Justice Stew
ems to answer to complaint for fail
ing to assist an officer Of the law in
making an arrest when called upon
to do so, Under the provisions of a
village ordinance.
At the preliminary hearing Swend-
son was found guilty and ordered to
pay a fine of $500 or serve z days
in Jail. Swendson refused to pay
the small fine and served the seven
days in Jail. In the meantime Ander-
son was convicted of drunkenness and
paid a fine.
Swendson's complaint carries SER
ious charges against the Marshall. He
is charged with illegally arrestirg
Swendson, preventing him from Sc
curing counsel and for illegally in
generating him. He asks that he be
given damages in the sum above set
forth because of his Imprisonment
and the attendant damage to his
character and reputation.
Swendson, we understand, has re-
tanned Attorney James H. Hall, of
Marshal, while the Village Council of
Lake Wilson is backing Bostic and Sc
curing counsel.-Murray County Her.
aid.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-07-03
Inquiry From Across Seas By
Man Who Has $4,000 to In
vest is Received

Among communications received by
the Ten Thousand Lakes Greater
Minnesota Association concerning
farming opportunities is one from H.
d. Scott of Santander, Spain who in
tends to move to the United States
and engage in farming here.
In a recent letter to the association
Mr.. Scott said that he had about
$4,000 to invest and that he intend
ed to visit the United States during
the coming fall at which time he
would like to see what Minnesota has
to offer in farms.
Inquiries are continuing to flow
into the Offices of the association
from all parts of the nation. Some
persons making inquiry represent
groups that would be interested in
establishing colonies somewhere in
Minnesota. Some are individuals
looking for farms. Some would like
to rent and others have property in
other states they would like to trade
for Minnesota property.
The returns now being received are
all attributed to the national news
paper and magazine advertising cam
paign of the association. AS the
tourist season progresses it is ex-
pected that the billboards erected by
the association at every entrance to
Minnesota over a state highway will
bring returns. The billboards have
been erected with the idea of calling
to the attention of tourists the agri-
cultural advantages of Minnesota. It
has been the experience of those in
charge of association work that many
who come here as tourists are so i'm
pressed by the agricultural possibili-
ties of Minnesota that they either buy
farms as an investment or for homes.
Many of the tourists who visit here
each summer are farmers from Iowa,
Illinois, Nebraska and other neigh
boring states. Some of these are
looking for new homes for themselves
or their sons and it is this class of
tourists that the association hopes
to interest in Minnesota lands.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-07-03
CAR BURNS IN CRASH
NEAR SACRED HEART

Because front tire on their Chew
rolet sedan blew out when they reach
ed point about two miles east of
Sacred Heart, Rev. and Mrs. j. w.
Heinirger of Cleveland, Ohio, had a
narrow escape from death by fire.
They were. enrout to an Evangelical
church convention at Aberdeen, South
Dakota.
The car turned over after the tire
went fiat and burst into flames almost
Immediately. The elderly minister
and his wife were at first unable to
extricate themselves, but finally
managed to pull themselves away
from the wreckage. just as they
were both safely out of the car, it
exploded with terrific force.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-07-03
BUTTERFIELD WOMAN
LOSES LIFE FROM BURNS

Mrs. John Fast, wife of a promin-
ent farmer living near Butterfield,
died recently as the result Of burns
sustained in starting a fire in the kit
chen range of the Fast home. She
was engaged in getting the morning
meal for the family and when the
fire failed to burn, Mrs. Fast used
kerosene oil to hasten the flame. I'm
fortunately some of the liquid spill
ed on her clothing, which soon be-
came ignited. Before her screams
brought help, she was so badly burn
ed that she died two days later.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-07-03
SPRINGFIELD BANS
SALES OF SALUTES

Discussing the sale and use of fire.
crackers, bombs and other noise pro-
ducing explosives commonly sold by
stores preceding and on the Fourth
of July, the city council at Spring
field last week instructed the police
authorities to forbid the sale of this
explosive within the city. 1t was
also resolved that no person shall fire
off, explode or discharge any fire.
cracker or other explosive material
or device upon the public highways,
streets or sidewalks in the city of
Springfield.
The council acted upon complaint
recently filed with the city authori-
ties, citing the reckless shooting of
hrecrackers and bombs upon the
streets and sidewalks of the city.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-07-03

The span of life is increasing, say
physicians, but SO is the upkeep.-Ex.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-07-03
PHONE co. WINS BATTLE
FOR HIGHER RATES

In it's battle for higher telephone
rates in order to maintain better SER
vice, the telephone company at New
Richland scored its second legal bat
tie when Judge Fred Sem of Waseca
announced that the State Railroad
and Warehouse Commissions order
was vacated, set aside and annulled.
In May lsat year the New Richland
company made application for a new
schedule of rates and this was grant
ed them and the new rates put into
effect. Later, however, the Railroad
and Warehouse Commission issued a
new order putting the rates back to
the old figure. The case has been
rather lorg drawn out session.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-07-03
MORGAN ELEVATOR co.
HAS ANNUAL MEET

]. A. Shank, prominent farmer of
the Morgan community, was elected
president of the Morgan Farmers
Elevator company, at the annual
meeting of the organization held last
week. Other officers elected were as
follows: Gust Kamholz, vice presi-
dent; N. P. Nielsen, secretary; VIM.
Henning, treasurer. Other members
of the board are Oscar temple, Will
liam Hillger, Zimmerman, Paul Pet
rich and Carl Christensen.
The annual report showed that the
company enjoyed a business of $780,
600 the past year, and that total of
274,0O0 bushels of grain were pur-
chased. Purchases were divided as
follows: corn, 85,051 bushels; wheat,
54,8S1 bushels; oats, 4S,6S1 bushels;
barley, 1854 bushels; rye, 1885
bushels, and fax, 1922 bushels.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-07-03
UNIVERSITY TO USE
SPRINGFIELD PRODUCT

Face brick manufactured by the
'Ochs Brick & Tile Company of
Springfield will be used in the con-
struction of large addition to the
Northrup Memorial Auditorium on
the Minnesota University campus at
Minneapolis. The original structure
was started last year, but due to lack
of funds it could not be completed
as originally planned. The Spring
field product has also been selected
for the construction of the new high
school building at st. James. The
company shipped about 200 carloads
In May, which was the biggest month
in the company's history.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-07-03
DRUM CORPS TO BE
RE-ORGANIZED AT WINDOW

WINDOWS crack drum and bugle
corps, sponsored by the Window post
of the America Legion, is to be re-
vived and re-organized, it was decid-
ed at recent meeting of the organ
ization. At the meeting officers
were elected as follows: Harold Ora
mum, manager; Martin Peterson, Sec
rotary and treasurer; NJ. B. Severson,
drum instructor; Milton Juhnke, bu-
gle instructor; Capt. Richard Cook,
drillmaster. A regular time of prac-
tice was determined and it was de-
cided to impose a fine of Is cents
upon each member for every time he
misses a practice.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-07-03
CAST OF 500 IN
SIBLEY co. PAGEANT

A cast of 500 people, acting on a
three-acre stage, will depict the his
tory of Sibley county at Arlington
On the evenings of July 3rd and 4th,
as feature of the diamond Jubilee
celebration. The life of Sibley coun-
tvs first pioneers will be retold in
dramatic form and from all appear
ance it will be one of the biggest pa
geants ever held in southern Mime
sofa
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-07-03
NEW SCHOOL ADDITION
TO COST 100000

Bids for the construction of a new
100000 addition to the St. James
high school building, were allowed
last week by the St. James board of
education. With a field of fourteen
bidders, the general construction
work went to Eric Carlstrom of Man
kato whose bid was $72,247. The
bid for the plumbing work was
awarded to the Cuddy Company Of
Mankato at price of $2O,160. The
electric wiring and construction went
to the Service Electric Company of
st. James at a figure of S15,191.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-07-03
BUYS BANK INTEREST

C. L. Todd, president and active
head of the Farmers National bank
at Hutchinson, for the past seventeen
years, has purchased the interest of
Theodore Aune in the Security State
Bank at Wells, and has been elected
president and director of the bank.
He will move to Wells.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-07-03
COURT HOUSE
GETS DAMAGE SETTLEMENT

The Mankato court house, which
suffered considerably in the tornado
which struck there two weeks ago,
last week received a check in the
sum of $415 as the insurance adj
justment for the damage to the court
house, Eighty-fve dollars was for
broken glass and three hundred and
thirty dollars for damage to inter-
Tor decorations caused by rain.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-07-03

Success looks bigger while you
are chasing it than when you catch
up with Tx.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-28
RENT-sryBURBAN PROPERTY.


LINDEN; MD; = BRICK BUNGALOW BIZ eaItc 10. s
water heat large garden: phone; $40 open
for inspection. Phone Silver Spring 9. 20
RMS & BATH. SEWERAGE. WATER;
gas and electricity. Very large lot al al
fenced. chicken house. block BUS. $40
Phone owner. Hyatts 327
SUBURBAN HOME IN d. C.--.EvERY CON
yenience of city; l0-room house, garage;
fine grounds, fruits. garden spot For duii
description call OWNER. Georgia 1859 2
RIvERDAI.E. MD.-BEAUTIFUL SIX-ROOM
and bath dwelling. with large lot: near car
line and boulevard; SEQ CRANE & BELT.
Union Trust Bldg. NJ sS46
7-ROOM HOUSE. PANTRY. BATH. GARAGE.
electric stove. hot.water heat: half block
rage. Sligo. Phone Silver Spring SIS 81
IN POTOMAC. VA.--6-ROOM HOUSE. YARD.
garden. garage. water and lights mo bath !:
SIS month; Furnished IL, apar tIas,S rooms
MISS CALVERT. Phone Alex. s32-J. 2s'
CHERPYDALE. vA.-sIx ROOMS. ELEc.
cars: $3.50. Clar. 684-W-l. -
FURNISHED. 4 ROOMS AND BATH, MOD
entrance and oath. $3.50. shep: 2642-W
WHITE HOUSE HTs.-6-ROoM BUNGA:.
low; elect. lights, plpeless furnace. well
water: mile from D. c. line. on w. b. A;
$40 w. S. HILL. JR., Fendall Bids
BILE glassed-in sleeping porch, ami; .Se.
5-room and bath bungalow, ami: s35.
7-room and bath house. ami; s35.
THE o. b. zANTZINGER CO..
Phone Hyattsville ~ or Main 5371.
7-RooM HOUSE, MODERN. H.-w H.. GA
rage, office adjoining: ideal for profess
sional party; reasonable rent. .
Groom house, ami. garage, $40
sro9m No sou EhEN EST ssa ac! s4th g.
Mt. Rainier. Md. Phone Hyattsville 1915.
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SAIE-HOUSES.
1S,9UU-l FIX M -.
EXCELLENT SEMI-DET. BRICK.

XX,5UU-I ENNIS.
EXCELLENT SEMI-DET. BRICK.
Facing Proposed Boulevard.
Very desirable residential location, close
to schools. chain stores. transportation and
other conveniences. A particularly well con-
structed seml-detached brick house, contain
ing six well planned rooms, reception hall
and bath, large front porch. 2 glassed-in
rear porches has ell modern improvements;
a deep lot to a 2-car garage on paved al
condition This home offer is worth your
immediate inspection.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS, INC,
1895 st. NV Main 2345.
Phone Service to PM
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pJ,SJU.
FACING WIDE AVENUE,
COIJTHE
$12,5M.
Cleveland Park.
Colonial Type Brick


A home that represents the utmost
in value. II is practically new. in
perfect condition, and there are six
lovely rooms with southern and east
ern exposures. Semi detached. recep-
tion-hall plan. living room with fire.
place. large screened breakfast porch:
a most complete and modern kitch-
en-, including Frieidaire. The second
floor has three lovely bedrooms. tile
bath with built-in tub and shower
and huge screened-in sleeping
porch. Wide stairway to large roomy
attic. Hardwood floors throughout.
The very latest improvements and a
brick garage. Lot is attractively
Handicapped and entirely fenced. This
is an unusual opportunity to pur-
chase q most comfortable and COM
plete home. particularly well situated
and at price that should warrant
EVENING EVENT. PHONE SERVICE 7 TO
Schwab, Walk & Candy.
1904 Conn. Ave. Pot. SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-28
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-COTTAGE Al
North Beach, Md, located on beach 'front.'
81 large rooms, running water, INSIDE Sanl-
tary toilet, large front and back porches,
Completely screened in; electric hghts; large
ward; garage with large room artesian wen
in yard; completely, we'll furnished; can De
seen at any time; ready for immcdlate oc-
caparcv Apply 1900 E. Cap. st. or Phone
LARGE WATER FRONT LOTS DIRECTLY
facing Chesapeake Bay, only $500 $25 casn;
SO monthly; fol-. short time only; -, Several sua
lots with view of the bay, $50; slO Gown,
SIS monthly. Prices ADVANCE soon, VIC. W,ds
sand beach; HIGH-GRADE DEVELOPMENL
on paved State road, unexeeIed bathinR ann
fishing Wonderful opportunity now DON 4
MISS 1T. Get full particulars from JOHN
NJ. KING G. CO., 1908 18th st. NV. Nam
2l24. --.---- g. -
BUILDING SITE ON CHESAPEAKE BAY
for sale. 80 miles from Washington excel
lent location priced low easy terms. Ga.
NEAR ANNAPOLIS. ON HARD ROAD,
shaded tract 1o0x3So, fronting on sandy
beach, wide water, small shack, $Z,oU0:
terms Address Box 4l7-K, Star ONCE So
MUST SELL ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW At
Edeewater Beach, completely furnished WIN
a canoe thrown in, contains rooms. Kitten
en-, bath; lot 50xl75. facing the beach priced
under $4,000; will take terms For ihspec-
ION write Box SACK, Star once.
AX-POOM BUNGALOW ON THE BEACH
a = benedict Nd Good fishing and crabbins
~ iress BOX lo7-K, star once zs-
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500 CASH.
$3.50 MONTHLY.

FOR DELIGHTFUL NEW SEMI
DETACHED HOME.
This handsome home Is located in TIE
test growing high-class section OF North
Washington and contains z fine rooms,
;: noors. fireplace. French doors to b"oa:-
act porch. modern kitchen with bult-in re-
boards, big daylight Basement With iarSdTy
trays, hot-water heating plant end auto
matte hot-water storage heater. Three light
bedrooms. with ample closets, tiled bath with
built-in shower, sleeping porch, big l45-ft.
lot, garage.
Inspect To-day
1899 OTIS ST. NE.
fB Blocks North of r. l. AveI
OR Phone Main Aq54
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-28
SALE OR EXCHANGE.


4s4s KANSAS AVE. (CORNERl, RMS,
baths, slpe. and livg, pchs., screens, weather
strip. perfect condition. Mr.. RAYMOND,
Owner. Main 1910. Open evenings.
houses, about 10 rooms. bath, h.-w.h.. cleo
tricity each: modern and IN 9 fast-srowins
$1,000 Or sscn rs eu ne WIZ adde
335-K. Star office.
FARM OF so ACRES. FERTILE, LEVEL
land; 7-room house. barn and outbuilolngs'
in Fauqgier Co: va. Prize, $500 E l1s
proved, in Washington or nearby. JOHN
NJ. KING & CO., 1908 nth st. NV. Main
OFFICE SAFE. large, iron. in good shape
value Can shep. 3076 after pm.
VIRGINIA BOULEVARD, 20 MINUTES TO
Treasury: Ter. English; sio,7So. semi
ar q9ssFs PsFK s
corner brick, attic. garage. Submit equities.
Ciev. 5ss0-J 20
FARM OF so ACRES. FERTILE: LEVEL
land, f-room house, barn and outpuiiolngs'
change Tor property improved or unimproveo
49, JOHN NJ KING & CO.,
1908 18th ST. NV.
Main 2l24. -
WE HAVE EXCHANGED OR !. %, SVi Stores
several arss ae'i adr o q
collars It is our aim to double this amountt
Of business during the coming montns' ~
desire an advantaseous exchange or sale;
we are well equipped to serve you .-tr arm
FORGET that you are dealns M W1tn ton reai
estate for 80 years. 1>-c
MOORE & HILL, INC,
Tso nth st. NV. Main lis:
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sALE-INDUsTRIAL PROPERTY.

FACTORY k D3STT NkDUsTR1AL SITE.
VIVA locstion close to business center
suitabie for manufacturing or warehouSe,
paved street and B. 4 Q. Railroad by lron.
Sstdine If desired: 125-ft frontace 10 rear
alley. Fun information. Address Box 4lo-k'
afice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-28
WANTED--LOTS.
SALE--ACREAGE.


Unusual circumstances
Permit us to offer one of the best buys We
have heard Of in long time. conveniently
located IN nearby ne Cue GSun Which Eei is
c,ose ssSlver snrine and. as you know. right
in the path ef Intensity des ysl,9}pm1sni wing.
gonfiS rolling land NOT A BIT too far out
e sn Start f4 subdvdns NOW Priced fer speedy
action at $500 per acre; one famlIsr VIII I'll
cash. but Convenient terms may be had.
MOORE & HILL. INC,
! EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
7sn nth St NV Main lldf
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SALE-HOUSES.

SALE-hOISES.
$40 ASPEN ST. NV. NEAR WALTER REED
Err. FIR. 1852 or Clev. $50. =
5304 ILLINOIS AVE N.W.--AMI:;. MUST
be sold; want best offer. GLADMAN. real
EMPLOYE OF PROMINENT PUBLIC SERv-
ice corporation. ordered from WASHINGTON
wishes to sell his home at 245s TunlaW I'd.
ny nv; "a as soon as possible Phone C se.
CORNER HOUSE. NORTH CLEVELAND
Park-Elght rooms: two baths, oil burner;
garage; large let. Price reduced to less than
'i'''0' l. - " We GRooMEs. 1fis F ST.
REAL BARGAIN. ONLY $3.50 FOR PRAC-
tically. new Groom brick; tile bath, h.-w.h..
cleo, 3 porches built-in garage: located on
sh s. NV nsy teEms I'D sss Inspect call
8 ROOMS. 2 BATHS, SEMI DETACHED
details cali Cleveland 2s42. 28.
ON WEBSTER ST. JUST WEST OF 10th;
porch. baths garage; will trade. National
SACRIFICES ROOMS, 3, BATHS: WEST
garage. OWNER. ISIS Kenyon NV.
BEAUTIFUL BRICK AND BROWN STONE
house. lS-inch walls. ami; instantaneous
sfseef i4sf f iot the NV easy terms
H. A. Garren, 907 st. ne. Lincoln 401s
1900 BLOCK LAMONT sT.-FINE BRICK
home rooms baths 2caT prsa
erty must be Sold Main 4S46 or Wiscon-
sOs N. C. AVE, s,E..,N1NE ROOMS. TWO
decorated owner will consider any rea-
80 AS Ssr FRA a9sa terms Open evenings
ami; terms reasonable; near 7th and East
1926 ,st tSA St ~ JAMES. me- North &c.,
tween Ingraham end Jefferson sts-Attrae-
bn Sf0 Sara Sf'k perect conat
leaving city. will sell very reasonably. go
ss7 SHEPHERD ST. N.W:-sEvEN-RooM
house modern soo very VIM At
ELLIS 1889 Eve St. NV. Main 2029
pm 1914 Roaedale st. ne S ssmpe' p New
AIKEN s27 18th st. NV. M. 1856; eyes,
FIRST CoMMERCIAL-6-Ro BRICK;
ave- ave. n ss? price. $3.50 5000 cash. i45 mo.
incl az; int. e. M. AIKEN M. 1856; eve'
MODERN 7-ROOM HOME. BEDROOMS
and bath; porches. attic and ears .oo imm me
esas S. nW owNER Col 7ss7 sO'
coLoRED-NEW GROOM BRICK HOMES;
| INV. h.. cleo. gas. bath large front porch;
! ward to allev: price, $1,000; terms. 500 cash,
! s45 mo, incl all int E. VI. AIKEN, 927 18th
,, st. NV NJ. 1856 eve. Lin. 575S.
BROOKLAND BUNGALOW CONTAINING 5
| large, bright rooms. bath. pantry. hardwood
| floors. hot-water heat. electricity and gas;
very large lot. shade trees; s6,5OO easy
| terms. Call Columbia 1923; evenings, Po-
| tomac 6334-J -
/ COLORED 45O2 DIX ST N.E.-BUNGALOW,
newly papered and painted; large lot; terms,
500 cash. $50 mo- incl. all int. f. NJ.
| Lin 5753.
! COLORED-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-EX
tremely good buy; Groom residence, 2 tile
baths. INV. h., elect. 2-car brick garage;
excellent condition: price, sl0,500. Address
Box 303-E Star office.
| el4 PA. AVE. SET ROOMS AND BATH.
Inquire COS Pa. Ave. Sc.
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NEAR 18th AND RANDOLPH SITS N.W-Modern Brick-$S3s0
and Enclosed porch hardwood
JUST OFF RHODE ISLAND AVE.-Detached-
q
bedrooms
CLEVELAND PARK-New Detached Brick-$osO0.
q
Cleveland
worth
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
Realtors.
142 Eye St. NV. Franklin e5O3.
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$6500-WOODRIDGE BUNGALOW-ABSOLUTELY MODERN.
$0z50-CHEVY CHASE, NEW DETACHED COLONIAL HOME
&C
$S50 6SO6 10th STREET, CHEVY CHASE, MARYLAND.
tiled bath nth @ and s match see
phon
$3.50 -364s WARREN STREET, NORTH CLEVELAND PARK
bronze in
inspection to daily Cleveland AT
81, CHEVY CHASE MD, NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE
DETACHED COLONIAL.
Of
Southern n .a. " @ ns % S ssra ' R
i
M. & r. B. WARREN,
Phone Wisconsin 1875 Day Evening
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Immediate Possession.
HERBERT A. GILL & SON,
l4O6 G. Street NV. Main 4038

wanted.
Also other properties too numerous to
mention, on terms to suit
+. c. HALL,
200 Wilson Boulevard. Clarendon, Va.
Phone 493-J-1. Positively no Sunday business.
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SAI.E--EARMC.

Il 1CRREFRUIT AND CHICKEN FARM
suitable for nursery or building lots. on
State highway. / mile from LAUREL Nd.
Easy terms. Phone Adams i0l7s.
ACRES RICH LAND, Arm: AND BATH
BUNGALOW. elect: basement and furnace; ga
rage and poultry houses: near Baltimore
blvd: only $1,000; very easy terms. Call
Mr.. Burton. North 7203.
5 ACRES. GOOD LEVEL LAND. WITH 500
feet frontage on Defense highway, $1,000
Address Box 4l8-K. Star office. So
360-ACRE FARM. IL MILES FROM d. c.
line. on State road: houses. large barns
and necessary outbuildings: well watered
LOOK AT THE PRICE-s38 PER ACRE;
VIM G. BECKER. So Center Market. 2s'
NEAR OAKTON, VA-6 ACRES, 4-ROOM
bungalow, well. chicken houses etc. Price.
$4,000. May consider exchange for small
d. C. property or second trust paper.
MAPLE e. JAMES, INC,
1875 14th st. NV. North g62.