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RETAIL CIGARETTE
PRICES TO BE RAISED
Leading Stores Reported to Have
Reached Agreement as Trade
War Ends.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, October 8.-An advance
in the retail price Of leading brands of
cigarettes will be announced shortly.
Such action. which was under consider
alton yesterday by the officials Of the
United Cigar Stores Co. and the Schultz
Retail Stores Corporation, the two larg-
est retailers OF cigarettes. viii come as
the result Of the increase Of 40 cents
thousand Ia wholesale price which
was announced Saturday.
So far. as could be learned yesterday
the so-called cut-rate stores have not
decided what advance, II any, they
will put into effect. Some Of these
stores have been retailing the leading
brands at $1.10 carton Of 10 packages.
At the offices of the United Cigar
Stores Co., the largest retailer Of cigar
cites, it was said yesterday that no ac-
ton had been taken on the proposed
increase. It was indicated, however.
that an early announcement would be
made.
David A. Schultz, president Of the
Schultz company, said that action had
not been taken because some Of his as
sociates were away He said that. an
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STOCKS co AHEAD
ON EASY MONEY
Prices Move Forward Rapidly
in Afternoon--Cut in
Loans Doubted.
BY STANLEY w. PRENOSTL,
Associated Press Financial Editor.

NEW YORK, October Stock prices
rallied for the third successive day to-
day in response to further easing of
credit conditions and favorable trade
reports. A wave of selling swept over
the market during the morning, carry
ing several of the leaders down to
points, but buying support was quickly
supplied and the market was headed
upward again by early afternoon.
Call money renewed at 6la per cent,
with the supply so plentiful that the
rate was dropped to 6. Time money
was reported to be available at 834 per
cent tor all maturities, which contrasts
with a rate of 8A to 9 yesterday and
a high of to ga last week.
Early irregularity in the market was
attributed to the fact that the weekly
Federal Reserve brokers' loan state
ment, to be issued after the close on
Thursday, would not show the gener-
ally expected huge decrease in borrow
ings. these predictions were based on
the fact that the loans Of some Of the
leading houses were down only / or 2
per cent below the levels Of week
ago. This was Offset, however, by re-
ports of substantial decrease in men,
Der bank borrowings at the Federal
Reserve.
Rubber Shares Strong.
Rubber shares rallied in response to
reports of 10 per cent increase IN tire
prices under the leadership of Good
year, which ran up points.
Chemicals gave one of the most i'm
pressive demonstrations of group
strength. Commercial Solvents jumped
Is points, Air Reduction, IA. and United
States Industrial Alcohol, United Car
bon and Columbian Carbon advanced
6 to 71a points, the first named touch
ing new high. American Machine &
Foundry ran up 20 points to a new
peak at 279. Warren Bros, Eastman
Kodak and National Biscuit also
reached new high ground.
BuIlish Operations.
Bullish operations in some of yester-
days favorites were pressed forward,
however Air Reduction opened 1874
points higher, and Eastman Kodak, Ma
tional Biscuit and Ingersoll Rand
mounted a point or so to new high
ground. United States Industrial Al
cohol, Loose Wiles and Worthington
Pump mounted points or more, and
gains Of point or SO were recorded by
New York Central, Rock Island, Para
mount. Warner Bros, General American
Tank, Pullman, International Harvester.
United Aircraft and Otis and Ludlum
Steels.
Foreign exchanges opened barely
steady, with sterling cables a shade
lower at $4.86 3-16.
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Wall Street Briefs
By the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
8. Carman & Co., laundry and dry
cleaners supply house, has acquired
the shirt-envelope department OF the
Russell Box Co. Of Waltham, Mass.
In announcing that more than 90
per cent Of its assets were in the form
Of cash, officials Of Interstate Equities
Corporation pointed out today that the
company was not organized primarily
for market operations in listed stocks,
but rather to engage in broad financial
operations, and that it was in this type
OF operation which. over a period of
years, has furnished the largest oppor-
tunities for profit, without undue de-
pendence upon current market move
ments.
The American Iron and Steel Insti-
tute yesterday estimated total steel in
got production In September at $780,
879 tons. as reduced from 4,927,258 in
August, In which there were two more
working. days. Production was SUBJ
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stantially above September of 1928,
when output totaled 4,147,893 tons. The
decline which has been noted since the
record month of May was continued,
operations during September averaging
92.01 per cent of rated capacity, as
compared to 93.05 in August, 94.88 in
July, 1856 in June and $3.50 in May.
In September of last year operations
rose to 1901 per cent, having increased
from a low point for that year of 1888
per cent in June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-08

Southern's Directors Reelected.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Southern Railway Co.,
held in Richmond today, four of the
directors, whose terms expired, were re-
elected for three-year terms. They are
Jonathan Bryan of Richmond, Adrian
Isclin and Devereaux Milburn of New
York and F. S. Wynn of Washington.
meeting of the directors followed
the meeting of the stockholders, accord
Ing to a special dispatch received here.
Poles Banking Plan Opposed.
Cne State bank division of Ameri-
can Bankers Association passed a reso-
luton at the San Francisco convention
opposing the branch banking plans pro-
posed by Controller of the Currency
John w. Pole for the national banking
system. The resolution says, in part:
I'VE cannot but express our oppose
ton to plans enunciated by the con-
troller of the currency because we be-
lieve, If they were carried out, they
would result in giving new and unfair
advantages to national over chartered
institutions. Appointment on the part
OF Congress of committee of experts
is, of course, to be welcomed. We
record, however, our opinion that one
half of such committee should be COM
posed of those now in close touch with
banking under State charters"
Membership in the State bank division
of American Bankers Association is
now more than 10000 banks in the 48
States.
Capital Traction Sells at Sc.
Capital Traction stock opened at 86H
on the Washington Stock Exchange to-
day and closed at Sc, new low mark.
Sales totaled only "a shares. The mar
ket closed with 857s bid and SO asked.
District National sold at 227 today
and Is shares of Riggs National changed
hands at 608. Potomac Electric Pow
er shares moved at recent levels and
Lanston again sold at 100.
The largest bond sales were in WASH
1ngton Gas IS, series B: Washington
Gas 5s and Railway & Electric Is.
Financial District Notes.
Vice President Wilmer j. Waller.
Federal-American National Bank, and
president Of the District Of Columbia
Bankers Association, began a two-week
vacation today.
Charles j. Mccarthy, secretary-
treasurer of the East Washington say
ings Bank, is confined to his home by
illness.
The golf team of Washington Chapter,
American Institute of Banking. is play
.AAA6 oAAC cCo1Ai Va OAAC DdAClIIlOIC CI1dDUcI
today at the Hill and Dale Club in
Baltimore.
Peoples Drug Stores Sales Up.
Peoples Drug Stores sales for Sep
TENDER were reported today as amount
ing to $1,260,944 compared with $685.
1853 for the same month last year, an
increase of 5000 076, or 1898 per cent.
Sales for the first nine months of this
year amount to $11,053, 029, compared
with S8O15,759, an increase of $3,O37,-
270, or 37.89 per cent
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SILVER QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, October 8 H1.-Bar
silver. 1884, Mexiean dollars, $685..
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Sales Of Stocks New York Exchange
1880 AN"...,.. 6753OO 1880 Noon. i.744. 800
1880 I'm 2oo49O0 2:lO P.M....... 3.067,50O
Dividend table are the snnua,
payments based the latest quarterly
Of trading 100 extra .plus
Paid this regular rate Payable stock s.
Plus 81 in socS kPlus 81 IN ssoes ro' - IN stock
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Peoples Drug Stores Sales Up.
sH0RT-TERM SECURITIES.
Reported b, J. q W. seligman & Co..

Allis- Chalmers SIS 1887 ........ 9sM 100
Aluminium CO. of Am. SIS 1882. 100 10012
Am. Rolling Mills SIS 1915. 94h 95h
Armour Co. Of Del. 5las l943... S5 SO
BALTIC. & Ohio 4l5s 1883. 96A 81
Bell Tel. of Canada IS ISL. 9sA sesl
Calf. Pet. Corp. 51zs 1888. ..... So 90
C anadian Nor Nor RWy. zss 1855. IS" s.
Ches. & Ohio Ry. 41zs $780,. ssN esh
Cudahy Packing Co. 5Hs 1881. ,ssh ,gh
Del. & Hudson Ey. Is 1880; 1902 192
Edison Elec II. Bost. 4tas 1880. 9eM So
Gen. Mot. Accep. Corp. IS 1897. 10l l0iM
General Pet Corp. IS i940..... 90 100iS
Goodyear T, & r. IS 1857. e8 909
Grand Trunk of Canada IS 1886 1929 103h
Gulf oil of Penna; SIS l937..... 97M ssis
Humble Oil 5ias 1882. .....,... 99S4 1909
/, Until Match Corp. SIS 1947.. . 33N 94Ia
Oregon Short Line IS i929..... S9$ 99Ss
Phillips Petroleum 64s 1882. SO 80
Pure Oil Corp 5las 1887. ...... 81 97A
Shell Union Oil SIS 1947........ a2l2 80
Sinclair Crude Oil 5Ias 1885,. "a e5
STANDARD oil N. Jersey S. 1916. 100s l00A
St J. NJ. & S. Ry. SIS 1881. 90 100
ST. L. western Ry Is 1882. 94h 94N
Union OH o.: Calf. SIS ;lssiS........ $50 So
United Drug Co. SIS l955....... 81 90
Wheeling Steel Corp. 6las 1898. esh eeh
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GAIN IN DEPOSITS
/. Of BANKS IS SHOWN
Controllers Call Finds D. c.
Institutions in Excellent
Condition.
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

Controller of the Currency John W.
Pole, issued a bank call today asking
for the condition of all Washington
banks as of october 4.
The call found the local banks in
excellent condition, first information
available indicating substantial gain
over the deposits on June 20, the date
of the last call.
Before press time, % local banks
were reached and of these 10 showed
gains over the June figures. The 10
which revealed decrease in deposits,
reported only comparatively small
amounts.
. The Riggs National led the list of
banks reporting increases, deposits
having climbed to more than $51 ,000,-
600 against something over $4,000 900
in June making a gain of over So
100000.
Most of the other national banks
made an excellent showing, some an
nouncing particularly good advances.
The trust companies as group did not
fare quite so WELL three Of the seven
showing advances in deposits and four
showing falling of.
Savings Banks Doing Well.
OF the first eight savings banks reach
ed, six revealed advances in deposits
since the June call. This high percent
age of gains indicates that savings bank
depositors are not drawing out their
money in large amounts to place it in
stocks. At least that cannot be true in
the Capital.
1t is believed that the complete reports
on deposits will show good gain over
the call in october year ago. The call
a year ago came on october 3. It was
fortunate for the local banks that to-
days call did not come before the end
of September.
Heavy interest payments in April and
october always draw deposits down
around the end of those months.
Much of the money from october
dividends was back in the banks by
october 4. Riggs National had gain
of 100000 over october of last year,
but over 100000 of this should be
credited to the merger with the Farmers
& Mechanics. as that banks deposits
were not in the Riggs total year ago.
The figures speak for themselves. AS
many deposit reports as could be OBJ
tanned up to noon today, are given
below:
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ALASKA INSANE

That there will be no immediate abandoment of the Federal Goy- ernment's policy Of caring for AL ,askan insane by the contract sys- te1n in vogue for many years. was indicated by call for bids for such "a contract which was received at the Governors office at Juneau, re- ports the Empire. It announced that tenders for a contract to care for the insane of the Territory for a period of five years beginning January 1, 1880, would be received by the Interior Department up to
 January i6 next The present co1l- tract with the Morningside Sanitar- .um expires in 1880. The average cost raid under it per person is $624. The Department announced that bids would be received from any re- sponsibl institution from west of he Rocky Mountains
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NOT < CHANCE FQR
 CUTTER THESE WATERS

T fully appreciate the desir- ability Of having additional coast guard vessels regularly stationed in Alaskan waters to assist vessels that may get into trouble along the Alaskan coast. Unfortunately, these are not available at the pre- sent time The cutter Unalga is stationed with headquarters at Juneau and 9 patrol boat is sta tionec} It ISetchilan. I regret that we have no additional vessels that we would be justified in removing from their present areas of activ- ityy for assignment to Alaska"
 The above is a letter from F. c. Billiard, Rear Admiral, U. S. Coast Guard commandant, Washington, D. C., in answer to the Seward Chamber of Commerce appeal for 3 cutter stationed in these waters, was read at yesterdays meeting.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-01-10
.Fss1NEAET LEGION

'7'1a American Legion Auxiliary 7t Jnnoau held it's regular senl- monthly meeting recently and off ca]'s for the coming year wore elect e1 as follows: Mrs. Edith Saeelor, president, succeeding Mrs J. P. ;3arIihofer; Mrs. H. L. Arnold, first vice president; Mrs. George Raggen, second vice president; Mrs. A. B. Clark, scretary; Mrs Harry Stone house, tfea surel:: Mrs. H. T. Tripp. chaplain: Mrs. John Newman, his torian: Ms. Grace Mccartney, ser geant- t-at-aTms. Legion Committee wenon elected were: Mrs. w. h. Hendrlckson, Mrs. Anna Vim and Mrs. Walter King.
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LIGHTHOUSE OFFICIAL!
 APPRECIkTIVE SUPPOnI

w. c. Dibrell, superintendent of lighthouses, 18th district, with headquarters at Ketchikan, sent the following letter to the Seward Chamber of Commere:
 T have your very cordial letter of December 11th and wish to as- sure you that I value highly the expressions of appreciation, good will and kind wishes contained therein. It is indeed a pleasure to work with and to serve those who are so willing to render cooper ation
 May I wish for your organiza- tion the greatest progress and success during the new year"
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
FOUND: A Masonic emblem. Ow- ner may have same by calling at the Gateway office.

I0ST-Ring bearing initials I. S. q. A. Please return to Gateway. Reward.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-01-10
MOOSE LEGION ELECT

The officers of the Moose Legion INo. 25, Juneau were elected at the regular meeting of the lodge were: IChalleS Bender, Great North Moose. succeeding j. H. Hart, G. E. Alm- quest. South Moose John Covich, East Moose: Ed Hermann, West Moose: Mike Sesson, Guiding Moose; Phil Jolie, Custodian of the Heart. R. Fuchs, Argus: w. Helian,
 Treasurer; G. A Baldwin, Herder.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-01-10
DUKES SON JAILED

PARIS, Jan, 10, (P)-Duke de La payel>. eldest son ot Duke De Noail- les, has been formally charged witt, fraud in connection with the Gazette Du Franc scheme of Mime. Marthe Hanau.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-01-10

Don't wear old run down heels when they can be replaced at so little cost with New Good Year Heels, making the shoes mere comfortable to wear and better in appearance.
 SEWARD LEATHER WORKS
Seward daily gateway., 1929-01-10

If your business is worth adver- Itising let The Gateway advertise it.
 If it is not worth advertising, ad-
 vertise it for sale.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-01-10
ROYAL WEDDING

LONDON, Jan, 10, (P,-Lord Chancellor Lord Hallshom seas married at Westminster Abbey to Fonorab ble Mrs. Give Lawrence.
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MEMORABLE DATES

January 17th, 1o63-Emancipa- ton Proclamation. .-. January 18th, 1706-Benjamin Franklin born.
 January Fist, 1824-Robert E. Lee born.
 January 18th, 1843-Wm. Nc Kinley born.
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Suits to order at Peysers Tailor Shop. Phone Adams 9I,
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THE WEEKS BEST BUYS.
NORTH WASHINGTON,

a ass f Hasr melissa Ss ssepinE peTch m
Sect 4sx hG sso:esl HS TSs fns bunsasv
BETH Be sEo
.tss sell nssssisan eleetrc tights
water end sewer, electric range, hot-water
I,soc-sssu:iful Spanish house: rooms rooms;
v. stures ana
kind found in more expensive houses; A
beautiful, permanent home, requiring little
cash. -
SaOin new sna ErG U Ing ssctISn on
modern house. at greatly reduced price;
s'ggS 6 a5s Sfcf R house Sent rooms and
BAH a80 and 6an sn ~
features two-car garage; extra large lot;
extra large rooms; beSGtiful corner, large
lot every sE RV4esTn c sFEEET PIKE.
lang: good susroundinss: $1,000; terms.
SILVER sPTins ssd whsason, ' "ish s' acres
ssLIii FToSNt s PAX ,,s &. E; Ay,ENuE;
bes buy r01 sround HA to 81
at less than cents per square foot. Each
tract will contain tevei land, hillside, stream
and T2ods paying eaid for; terms.
$%75o-5 rooms and bath, rrpning water;
,S5,4o0-Large S-room house. INV: heat,
electricity, septic tank; lot so BY $50; easy
terms.
se.5oo-lo acres: s-roon house with bath,
houses '0ah sufIp Fl tFn Eor Sgfins'
Takoma Park. Blair, Silver Spring; good
lots from $500 zip; one acre. Takoma Park,
all Improvements; will make lots; $4,000.
May be seen sundayr,u
Citizens Bank Bldg Takoma Park.
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S6.o5O.
$4,000.

a.; r. -. $4,000.
4-Room House-35 Acres.
Located on paved pike. 20 minutes from
Washington. Large quantity OF valuable
oak lumber. ~
M. E. CHURCH,
Realtor.
Falls Church. Va: Phone So.
i Falls Church and Vicinity.
! $4,000.
31s acres on hard road. near Robert =;
Lee School, small cottage, fruit. Must De
sold to close estate.
5000. -
5-room bungalow, ami, on Lee highway:
cash, balance $50 per month.
$1,000.
Groom house, ami, fne view Of the city
of Washington and the surrounding coun-
try; 2 acres of land fronting on har4 ROAD,
g. miles from city; some fruit and nice
Nj. E. CHURCH.
Fails. Church, W: Phone 80.
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ONLY ls OR 20 MINUTES FROM D. G;
the way, and near high school; u acres
with new seven-room dwellinE. Surrounded
by ane old trees. For sale now for only
esssry, or o%ner win exchsnse "s FOR smaller Ss
property snd some cash:
Large double houae ' with d ) baths; disable sable
river on border good roads to washington
Price reduced to below $4,000. Small clear
property or property with one trust in ex-
$50 acres, sis,soo; fine location. Mont
fny gsy snd
100 acres in wheat. IS acres woodland
buildings in good condition. This is a real
lie acres; olney section; o lSrEe houses good
and slightly rolling; three streams. one
thiesets. would make ideal same S preserV Ss
Priced less than surrounding land.
impfoVed With SrcR eoonial dweins WITH
steam steam heat bath running water; large tool
hSs BEEN naS in hsh sste
years; forty acres natural blue grass mead
Ped nSW ,SS Ts ess to
stSc6 fa oa
family for generations, this farm is in .
high state Of cultivation; $50 acres timber,
30 acres meadow. Tenant house and two
sets Of outbuildings.
For small places see Suburban Sale adv.
Citizens Bank Bids. TsEoms shep. aos2. :.
NORTHEAST OF THE CITY, MILES FROM
District line. in Prince GEORGES Co. Nd,
less than / mile from State road, farm
lent state Of cultivation. improvements are
a 7-room house with front and rear porcheS.
ticn; nice lawn. shade and fruit trees; ga
rage. chicken house, corn houSe and other
A. T. ROBINSON.
sic Bond Building. National 2178.
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MINISTERIAL. PLANTS.

MDUsTRIAL PLANT. 7Io0x426 FEET, ON
n ain highway between Washingt1no ans Az aN
4 SON. iO4 South Columbus St., Alexandra
Va Phone Alexandria $40.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DoCAL DISTRIBUTOR WANTS WARE
house to accommodate flve delivery trucks
must be reasonable 20 Randolph pl. NV.
Phone North 8763.
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SALE-WAREHOUSES.

W1RFHOUSE-TWO-S BRICK BUILD
1ne with small elevator, near downtown bus.
jness center, Only $500. Address Box
s2cR-H, Star ONCE. ..-=z=--===-
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QUICK MONEY
ITO LEND. and and sra TRUSTS; 500 TO
$4,000 ON MARYLAND AND D. 9. HOMES:
TIoNa. 6 5URTEoUs SERVICE
G. F. WARING.
lIis ST NV MAIN ei72
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MONEY TO LOAN.
ON IMPROVED PROPERTY.
RESIDENTIAL. AND BUSINESS:
PREVAILING INTEREST RATES.
WIN. H. SAUNDERS CO., Inc.
1883 ST. DISTRICT 1918.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
CEpARHURsT9

CEQARHUHSIt =, -
ON CHESAPEAKE BAY.
for sale at lowest prices; easy, terms I'm;
proved streets. boat barber. electTici sSits %
owners Drive throughL Marlbor9 and ~;
Zion to shadyside roeG follow the oranse
pleasant dEIyyeei. uu aTsaAl N.36o HElNzMAN'
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

WE MAKE REAL ESTATE LOANS.
Any amount. Prompt reply. Call or
| write today. SIDNEY ROCHE. 6i2 F St.
| NV. National 5S73.
MONEY TO LOAN ON b G. REAL ESTATE
L IN any amount at prevailing interest JESSE
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LIST, & End TRUST LOANS.
Immediate Answers.
FRED T. NESBIT,
NJ aSg7 1910 VT Ave
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4 HALF SQUARE ON R., r. 2: RY. ITO
feet facing tracks Price only SS;ooT6 "a S an,t
Columbus st., Alexandria, Va. Phone Alex
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SALE-SUBURBAN.
FALLS CHURCH, VA,

THE Ideal Suburb
The demna foT 81 nsdI homes IN TINS
u ss e.s': .ss c
ase vim g sIaa 70 assist pafchassrs il
tSer sd1sntsse st ps have the priy d
s rsctHs ho. OF With
shady streets. large grounds. ample trans
Schools. high eievstion and pure e Water. al"
$4,000.
acres, Broom house. beautiful oak srove
$4,000.
1o:roorl house, ami, 4 acres, overlooking
$1,000.
"a s;r ss,If, brick house, ami ,. acre. shade
NJ. Z. CHURCH,
Falls chure S.a Va. Phone 80.
CLARENDON, VA.
,.so rooms ICONS AM lsEEe lot price $500
Se rooms ro nseas seDai!s nr good sS
s rooms: ami; h'-w,h Frisidsre.:: s S5SO
Thess are .p.e needs sn5 seesrs b sSO
easy terms.
JUDSON REAMY.
1882 sHsnaaa X s
TAKOMA, D. {.
room setsebsd Soms f h Hsso esf eaf doors s.
10. Win q sSu5dsnce q aessTs ' n .''e =
lot WITH afss aaSsf. s 1nd
TAKOMA, MD.
home hrePsse G Ssf Sors me estra
street; close to stores and Transportation;
s. aso@fsiunsalow. 8 rooms, fireplace. oak
soxaio; shrubbsry. aowers, lear rsrase; nice ice
:.. .Ss SIS p. sus liz sale: small
petsehsd homes il Al sections to Mt all
{. w. VAN WAGNER,
2zs CEDAR Phone 10 Georgia nss' f e Post once
WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
1928 22d St; n.eIIPractically new g.
h :1.s and sey fg ssS
80 s,,r ' So9DFEI ED: REALTY va c.. ,,o,
POTOMAC. HEIGHTS.
Two sold, one left New colonial home
rooms and bath; lot 17ox5o IT.; situated
marvellous view Of the Virginia hills: spa
cious living room: 24xl4; good sized bed
rooms. closets tile bath. oak floors; house
equipped with screens and shades; Oriole
gas range cheat control; concrete cellar
with laundry trays and toilet: garage; all
city convenienceS Near new school, numer-
Gus stores conveniently located Small cash
payment. balance easy terms.
Also some desirable lots for sale on
convenient terms.
W F. JACKSON. OWNER.
5424 CONDUIT RID. NV.
CLEVELAND 04s3.