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Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-27
PARTY GIVEN FOR
MARILYNN CARY

A delightful birthday party was
given Saturday Afternoon by Mrs.
X. H. Cary at her home on Ell Cen
tro avenue, the affair celebrating
the sixth birthday of her daughter,
Marilynn.
Gay balloons decorated the house,
the children enjoying an afternoon
of games, one of the chief features
of which was large grab bag. Re
freshments, including an enormous
birthday cake, were served at the
close of the afternoon.
Guests at this party were Marilynn
and Virginia Lou Harmon, Billy and
Janet Thompson, Nancy Zurcher,
Earl Rex, J. B. McNeece, Mary Vir.
ginia McNeece, Billy Mccullough,
Billy Clements, Joe Philley, Louann
Nuttall, Evelyn Crook, Lenora and
Ellen Barbara Costello, Suzanne and
Marilynn Perkins, Betty Ann Smith,
Burton Lemons, Marie and Anne
skinner, Cecil Cross, Mervin Walk
er, Phoebe Gruwell, Juanita Horton,
Elaine Plemons. Barbara Plemons
Jeanen Burger, Betty Durer, Gloria
Wyeth, Doreen and Jane Meagher,
Marilynn Ingle, and Earl Shaw Jr.
of Holtville.
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SOCIETY AMID CLUB NEWS
Guild Birthday Dinner
Is ECeHf OF Tomorrow

Always n delightful affair. the
annual birthday dinner of the Pres
bvtcrian guild to be held tomorrow
evening at $3.50 in the church and
to which the public is invited, is
much anticipated by those who have
attended the dinners in the past and
who know that an enjoyable evening
awaits them.
A charming hostess will preside a.
each of the y dinner tables which
viii represent the - months of the
year, the guests being seated at
Whichever table corresponds to the
month in which he or she was born.
Many reservations have been made
for the dinner and those wishing to
attend are asked to notify either
Mrs. 0. G. Horne or Mrs. Fred p.
Nuttall.
4 group of young girls will assist
in the serving an dincludes the Miss
es Marjorie Meyer, Marjorie Moore,
Virginia Finney, borothea Peterson,
Etura Horton, Madelaine Horton,
Shirley Mae Cary, Ruth Whitelaw,
Dorothy Holiday, Betty DuSold,
Bessie Damron, Doris Gibson. Bar
bara Tondro, Mary Wilcox, Lily
Earl, Winifred Trudell, II { c n
Hawks, Dorothy Dundas and Doris
Robinson.
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VALLEY CLUE WOMEN
CHESTS OF ARIZONA

Mrs. ID. b. Roberts, Mrs. J. f..
Brock, and Mrs. w. w. McEuen,
members of the executive board Of
the Woman's Ten Thousand club,
were among the valley club women
who motored to Yuma Saturday to
attehd the meeting in that city hon
oring Mrs. John F. Sippel, president
Of the National Federation of Wom-
ems clubs.
An afternoon meeting of the Ari-
iona Southwest Federation was held
in the Business and Professional
Woman's clug, at which time Mrs.
Sippel addressed the club women,
giving a splendid talk and charm
ing her audience by her delightful
personality.
Greetings from California, and
from Imperial Valley in particular,
were extended to Mrs. Sippel BY
Mrs. d. B. Roberts, vice president
of the Ten Thousand club, Mrs. Sip
pei responding graciously.
Saturday evening a brilliant res
ception was given at the Del Ming
hotel in compliment to Mrs. Sippel,
the affair being attended by large
delegations from the various clubs
in the Arizona Southwest Fedora
ton.
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BRIDGE DINNER
HONORS VISITORS

One of the most attractive events
of the week end was the dinner and
bridge given by Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
f. Breedlove Saturday evening at
their country home in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Bjerke of Los An
geles.
A dainty color scheme of pink
and blue was carried out in the dec
orations and table appointments,
covers being laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Bjerke, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Y.
Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh 4. Os-
borne, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Y. Hughes,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Fahs, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earle G. Davis, DR.. and Mrs.
Forrest kutz, John kepley and the
hosts.
DR.. and Mrs. Forrest Kutz were
awarded the prizes foe high scores
at the close of the bridge game. con-
ISOLATION prizes being won by Mrs.
Hugh 7. Osborne and John Kepley
An attractive guest prize was pre-
scented Mr.. and Mrs. Bjerke.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-27
BON VOYAGE PARTY
EVENT OF WEEK END

Mrs. Ross i. Hickcox and Mrs.
Harold A. Burnham entertained with
charming luncheon Saturday at
the Hickcox home Oh Holt avenue,
The affair complimenting Mrs. Frank
Anderson.
A French motif was carried out
IN the menu and table appointments
place cards being little Parsian
prints. The afternoon was spent in
bridge, prizes going to Mrs. Den G..
Bitter. Mrs. Hugh T. Osborne and
Mrs. J. S. Jones.
Invited guests included Mes1ames
Frank F. Anderson, J. s. Jones, How
ard p. Meyer. l.. c. House, Warren
Currier, Don c. Bitter, Hugh T. Os
borne, ames W. Glassford, Clarence
Conant, Paul =. Anderson of Calexi-
co and Clarence Bjerke of Los An
xeles.
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ROUND TABLE
HAS MEETING

Round Table had a delightful
meeting recently at the country
home of Mrs. o. j. Bradshaw, the
luncheon being followed by the us
ual afternoon of bridge.
Shades of yellow were the colors
used in the flowers and table ap-
pointments, covers being laid for
Mesdames w. s. Faweett, Clarence
Bjerke, Harry Horton, H. Y. Hughes,
r. B. Kepley, Roy E. Breedlove, For
rest E. Kutz and the hostess.
At the close of the bridge game
prizes were awarded to Mrs. Roy
Breedlove and to Mrs. Clarence
Bjerke.
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Mead, Southern Sierras Power Com
pany, NJ. o. King Company, l. v.
Hardware Company, Security. First
National Bank, Bank of Italy,
Chamber of Commerce and the Am
erican Typewriter Company.
Officers of the Imperial Valley
Grapefruit Growers wish to express
their appreciation for assistance
given by Zurcher Brothers, Cramer
Baker and the l. Y. Hardware Com
pany.
The entertainment committee in
charge Of Saturday nights affair in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Norman LON,
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bard, Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Water
man and Mr.. and Mrs. ID. c. Scott.
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PRETTY BRIDGE TEA
AT THATCHER HOME

A pretty bridge tea was given
Saturday afternoon by Miss Cecil
Thatcher and Miss Mildred Cole at
the c. S. Thatcher residence on Vine
avenue, the affair being in compli-
ment to Miss Romano Richmond
who spent the week end in FL Cen
tro, returning to L. C. L. \. yester-
day.
The afternoon was spent in
bridge, prizes going to Mrs. Edwin
Miner for high score and Miss Ro-
maine Richmond for low. Dainty re-
freshments were served by the host
esses.
Guests present were Mrs. Edwin
Miner of Long Beach, Mrs. Edith
Wallace and Misses Romano Rich
mond, Dorothy Coyle, Violet Mad
dux and Celia Young.
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Social Brevities

Another of the enjoyable benefit
dances will be held at the Mount
Signal school at o clock Saturday
evening, February /. An excellent
orchestra will furnish the music for
dancing and large crowd is a2tici-
pated.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Brandt of
Los Angeles and Mrs. Henry Savage
Of Hampton, Iowa, are visiting at
the Wohlford Drye home. Mrs.
Brandt Mrs. Drye's mother, and Mrs.
Savage, her grandmother.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. V. Dixon and
laughter, Miss Ruth Dixon, all of
Oakland, are visitors at the r. ID.
Ehmke home. The Dixons have spent
;he past few months in Tucson, Ariz.,
and are enroute to their home in
Oakland.
Romano Richmond, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Richmond, 452 Holt, Will re-
turn to Los Angeles tonight. Miss
Richmond has finished her academic
course and is now taking an educa-
tional course in til e Los Angeles
county library.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ii. Lee of Pasa-
dena, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Viii
liam Apple at their home on Sandal.
wooo hrive. Mrs. Lee before her mar
rage was Miss Bonnie Braese, popu-
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CROWDS ENJOY
DEDICATION OF
PACKING PLANT

Dedication Of the new packing
plant of the Imperial Valley Grape.
fruit Growers Saturday, proved to
be a complete success as we'll as a
delightful occasion, several hundred
persons inspecting the plant during
the afternoon and evening.
Directors and officials Of the or
ganization received many compli
ments on the appearance of the
plant, which is a splendid addition
TO the industrial section Of the city.
An enjoyable program consisting
of cards, dancing, refreshments and
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-27
Change Meeting Place
of White Shrine Club

Members Of the White Shrine So
cial club are notified of the change
in tomorrow's meeting. The regular
meeting will be held at 1890 at the
Barbara Worth instead of in Draw.
ley as previously announced.
The affair is in honor Of Mrs. c,
f. Mudgett of Calexico and large
attendance it anticipated. Members
in Ell Centre are asked to make res
crvations at once with Mrs. Alma
Graham.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-27

entertainment was conducted dur
ing the evening, with Norman LON.
bard actig as master of ceremonies.
A feature of the entertainment
was an exhibition of acrobatic skat'
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sievers.
High scores at bridge were won
by Ward McGrew and Mrs. Elmer
Todd, with Mrs. l. w. McGrew and
Elmer Todd making low scores.
Elmer Todd making low scores.
High scores were given half box
of grapefruit and low scores receiv-
ed quarter Of box.
The business office was decorated
with handsome flowers expressing
the good wishes of the A. NJ. Burner
Citrus Fertilizer Company, Whiting
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-27
Auxiliary Card Party
At COuntru Club Inn

A delightful benefit card party
is being sponsored tonight by the
American Legion Auxiliary and will
be held in the Country Club Inn,
playing to begin promptly at s
o'clock.
Everything is in readiness for the
affair; the hall will be effectively
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-27

decorated, handsome prizes will be
awarded the winners, and delicious
refreshments will be served at the
end of the game. Mrs. John Kuhn
is IN charge of reservations and ev.
cry member of the organization is
responsible for some detail, thus in.
surlng successful affair.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-27

jar member Of Fl Centro's young set.
Lee a broker with the F. NJ. Bald
win company, will remain on business
for n period of two months. while
Mrs Lee is here for only two weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-27
NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY TO SATISFY LIEN

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, E. Alvin Breech, Yuma,
Arizona, will sell at Public Auction
to the highest bidder for cash, the
following automobile, to satisfy a
lien for storage: under section No.
505l of the Civil Code Of California,
in the amount of $3.50 which is
now due and unpaid. 1925 Chevrolet
Coach, Engine No. 1S67247.
f. ALVIN BREECH
oTtl5
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YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
CASH. $3.50.

EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
This unusual home is located in a re-
stricted northwest community and will
surely meet with your approval. It con-
tains 8 large rooms and bath with built-in
Pembroke tub and shower hardwood floors,
three large, covered porcheS. built-in "a
rage paved street and alley and many val
liable extras. This home is in perfect con-
dition and you should inspect 1t at once.
Call Lincoln 1874.
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COIORFD.

We have modern houses, flats
and apartments in all sections of
the city. Reasonable rent. List
mailed you on request.
John F. DONOHOE & SONS,
Ala Penn Ave Sc,
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SALE-HOUSES.

SPECIAL HOME BARGAINS
The following houses have been traded in
them at special low terms and prices:
1894 5th St. NV.
New, colonial house; hot-water heat
and electric lights and room for gaTage;
500 cash, balance monthly. Only $3.50.
1922 .Hemlock St. NV.
10th ST.; phone for auto to inspect.
11O8 Z St. NE.
Six rooms and bath. 5 porches. metal
garage, stone wall parking; q very pretty
home, facing south. Regular price, $3.50
1926 4th St. NE.
Beautiful new home; light brick, 8
322 L St. NE.
8 rooms and bath, porches, garage.
l022 3rd St. NE.
po asitt fF ons sss sSSms and BATH big
Fl. r. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1911 st. NV. Dist. 09os and 09o9.
NEW NV. CORNER.
$12,5O0.
on wide avenue; containing 8 rooms,
bus. street cars and stores; deliberately dec
GRATED with newest design wall paper. cleo
trical fixtures of individual type, Frigid-
aire NOKOL oil burner. chestnut trim
also is so arranged that doctor or dentist
can have an once separate from his living
quarters Easy terms. Will consider trade
for small clear house. Call Adams 264l
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On House IN Washington or Nearby Suburbs.
HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
153-acre dairy farm in MONTGOMERY Coun-
IT,. IS miles from Washington, on State
highway with electricity. 7-room bungalow
dairy and wash room, chicken house, etc:
wheat. rye and oats growing; some corn,
hay and fodder stores; fruit trees, small
ers, l bull, 4 calves. 4 pigs and flock of
chickens; sterilizer, storage tank and cleo
trio separator, all new; complete equipment
of farm machinery, including tractor; every
thing in frst-class condition. Immediate
possession. II traded, only $1,000 in cash
needed; act quickly. The price is $4,000,
which includes absolutely everything. This
Is really great bargain; see 1t and you
will be convinced
DIAMOND & DIAMOND,
Telehone Gath. 179. GaitherSburg, Nd.
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RIGHTEOUSNESS PROPERTY.
LEASE FOR SALE.

LEASE FOR SALE.
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE.
Location-business section of
14th st. NV. Large, light, we'll
ventilated, new storeroom with
splendid detached 6-car garage
in rear, 20-foot all-glass front
on 14th ST., 120-foot depth. Will
sell 10 months unexpired lease
at bargain. Telephone North
426S.
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SALE-HOUSES.

WEST OF 10th ST. NV.
Semi-detached brick home Of 8 rooms. 2
baths; attic. House metal weather-stripped
screened and equipped with oil burner and
FrEidaire. Southern exposure. Nice trent,
side and rear lawn.
This property is located in one of Wash
ingtons finest close-in residential sections.
Owner having been transferred from city
offers 1t at an attractive price. Phone us for
key to inspect this property.
MAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1926 l4th ST. North Oo62
Evening Phone Georgia 1902
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SALE-SUBURBAN.


Asfa 51n.s tb4.e lots
i2oxi4o it. Cali KETNER. Col. 4S77-W. l2'
GROOM HOUSE WITH ;, po1 ACREs OS Of
s Ssh SBsf R Ca 14 R'f g. NV
an $500 home for $3.50; SLIGO cash. $50
block to ears rs iT stores s n
take care Ct monthly payments Live in
1914 33rd st., Mt. Rainier, Md. Phone
grovements and only 10 minutes from
$500 up Aurora Hills Horaes. Inc, Mount
Vernon Boulevard at Frazier ave.
HYATTsvILLE HILLS. 81 r: GAS; sEwER;
and many extras; $4,000: terms. VIII take
lets as as, part payment. Address Box SSs.H'
! HERNDoN. VA.-FoR SALE. sIX-RoOM
$500 sSS 90; terms to suit buyer. Address Box
COMMODIoUs COUNTRY HOME
Near Sandy Spring, 12-r. house with baths
h,-wh. electric lights, several large Are
places; gentlemans home OF class; price at
xshtca is:. II. B. rAR1UHAR. Ashton, 1Ed.
OWNER WILL SHcRIFICE MODERN 8
room suburban home. IL miles from D. g.:
ali city IMPROVEMENTS; no reasonable offer
| refused; terms arranged Box 212. Rosslyn.
WE SUBMIT FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION
| the following properties:
7-room house, nice large lot, in Friendship
T-room house. 2 acres. near Rockville, Nd.
7-room house. 100 acres near Fairfax
OI ,-,IP SRsY; i RUSSELL G S9s'd1I n ;,,,
REAL SUBURBAN BARGAINS.
hu1TaIow On corner with extTa lot adjoining,
40xs0 feet; one square from car line; only
$3.50 for both. Owned by widow LADY,
Six large rooms and bath. wide balls ais;
| 50. feet of ground. Built by contractor for
his own home; has garage; $500; good
'e----' ss25o MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
! bungalow. dry cellar. concrete walks. One
Seven large, bright, sunny roomy rooms
! and bath. all modern improvements; Two
glass hall and vestibule, doors. hardwood
Gated; Lot has 10000 50. It. of ground.
this home has been held for $4,000;
r. 7. VIOLET & SON,
3843 saith St.,
Mt. Rainier, Md.
Phone Hyattsville 1909
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-S6.75O.
Substantial detached 7-room (4-bed-room)
nome, hot.water heat, electric lights, ga
terms 1 On NchoS AVE- lot n. SSxiS ~ ray
hsths: L. =. r. PRINCE, 314 Investment
(C0ntinUed q Nexf T01a.l
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TRUCK FARM.
WILL CONSIDER TRADE

mediately available; Benning. D. c. Apply
MR.. w. L. CLARKE, Potomac Electric
pnWer
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SALE-LOTS.

SALE-LOTS.
VERY CHEAPl NEAR WIS. AVE. AND FEs-
sender, two lots 40x130 each. on grade.
water and sewer in; at $500 each. Any
broker or L. z. r. PRINCE, 314 Investment
Bldg.
CHEVY CHAsE-LOT n, SQUARE 1897; 40x
100 feet; all clear; make best cash offer. Ad-
dress Box 9Th, Star ONCE. q
BARGAIN-TWO LOTS ADJOINING, 20xl00
each; American University Park. Excellent
location. Priced right. GEORGE r. HAMIL-
TON 1929 Maple St., Takoma Park. D. C. 8"
TWO DANDY BUILDING LOTS, TWO
squares from Baltimore boulevard. Sewer,
water water Gas. gas, electricity; on grade. Each
Several fine building sites.D
R. T. VIOLET & SON,
3843 34th ST., Mt. Rainier, Md.
Phone Hyattsville 1909.
TWO UNIMPROVED LOTS IN CHEVY
Chase. D. g, on Utah ave. at 31st. having
60-toot frontage on Utah ave. Out-of-
town owner must sell this Spring; price,
THOMAS E. PETTY,
1410 You st. NV. Phone North 4158.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

L1RGE FRONT OFFICE. 7nd FLOOR. ll24
Vermont ave. NV, $40 month; adjoining
living quarters II desired. $40 month; also
one front once. S42 so month Apply Bur-
linRton Hotel. 1120 Vermont ave. NV,
OPPOSITE CITY HALL.
Appeals Bldg, 426 5th st. NV.
Front bright rooms; first-class condition;
res Cos t ST. st. NV NV MILLS Natl. 4ss1.
ALBEE BUILDING,
OPPOSITE q. 8. TREASURY.
Single rooms and suites; hot
and cold running water ana ice
water and hreproof vaults in each
room; 24-hour service.
Reasonable rentals.
SHANNON & LUCHS. me-
l4s5 X st. Nat. 2Sl5.
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RENT-FARMS.
SALE-ACREAGE.

NEARBY MD.-SMALL HOUSE, SMALL
acreage; garage. cleo, good road, truck, poul-
try, nursery Address Box 8-H, Star ONCE. g.
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WANTED-LOTS.

Will BUY ONE OR MORE LOTS VALUED
at about $4,000 each. and give one or more
nearly new brick houses rented at $40 each.
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DAIRY FARM

Well located. near Rockville, Montgomery
Co, Nd. with over a mile frontage on paved
main arterisl highway to the Capital $50
acres, all fenced and well wstered, dairy
barn for so cows, complete dairy equipment;
the natural contour and location OF this
property make 1t very desirable for a golf
course; priced for quick sale by owner, who
wishes to retire.
MOORE & HILL, INC,
SINCE 1900.
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WANTED-FARMS.

WE HAVE CLIENTS FROM OUT OF THE
State looking for farms in Maryland, within
q radius of 20 miles from Washington. Send
for our listing form; no charge for listing
We advertise in out-of-town papers Try
our service. SULLIVAN REALTY CO., INC,
465 G st. NV.
FARM WANTED, OR PLACE SUITABLE
n for raising piss pigs To buy Or rent Must be
Box 466-H, Star office. 7S
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SUBDIVISION OF As 5O-FooT LOTS, I'M
proved streets; gas. cleo. water; on bus
line; nearby P. G. Co., Md; trust soon due.
forces sacrifice sale Part in cash. bal in
trade Address Box 2s5-H. Star ONCE.
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SALE-HOUSES.

FOR DISCRIMINATING BUYERS NEW
investieate before buying your home; it will
pay you. See $40 Raleigh st. Sc, Congress
HEIGHTS. Open to 6. Clev. 1884. -
ed. Berwyn, Md, 8 rooms; Klein property;
clear lang d. and lots Stb to trade SS yoHr
E. Rt0 Ger. $3.50 S5 i Sss ST. S'n VS.
MASS. AVE. NEAR 16th-l2 ROOMS. 2
E E., scgW%ARTz, INC lola Vermont ave
NEAP DUPONT CIRCLE--BRoWN STONE
diticn; cost nearly 10000: sacrifes sale prize.
Wiiiett. National 1928 lai4 N. 7. ave I.
Best Buy Near 18th and
Park Road NV.
6-room colonial home, $1,000 under price
at $1,000. Easy terms.
A Splendid Value.
rooms, h.w-h., cleo. practically new:
low price OF $3.50 with only $3.50 cash pay
ment; balance like rent.
co.,. PETTY & PETTY; oo-. -,
OWNER WANTS TO osff 1Tde sT
away. must dispose of home; semi~detached
colonial red tapestry brick, 8 rooms; living
large pantry, four bed rooms; two baths;
large. light basement and fioored attic;
old; perfect condition, Cost over $4,000;
offered at Sl5,950, with convenient terms.
Phone Wisconsin 2489 between and 8 pm.
GROOM MODERN HOME. TAKEN FOR
debt; must be sold before June; make make. ofieE;
terms II desired: Owner: S; T. HICKMAN
1874 Grant ave. Takoma Park, Md. Y.
ALL LARGE ROOMS. LAss-INCLOSED
porches. deep yard. House in new condi-
ton Vacant Price low. Terms easy.
iii L0NGFELLow ST. NV.
WAPLE 81 JAMES, INC,
1926 14th ST. North 0962.
NEAR 4th & R. I. AVE. NE.
$5,250-EASY TERMS.
rooms, bath, ami.
WAPLE g. JAMES, INC,
1876 i4th St. North 0963.
Evenings. Clev. 4e44.
sOUTHEAST HOME BARGAIN,
las ST. Sc. SEE 1T.
large. rooms. house in new condition,
h.-w.h;, cleo. lights, garage. Possession with
wAPLE g. JAMES, INC.
l22s 14th st. North 09s2.
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UNUSUAL VALUE.
5000.

TNC I LN NJ ,.
This pretty home is located Just north OF
Park I'd. and two squares from 14th st. car
line 1t contains large rooms and bath,
electric lights. large back porch, deep yard.
2-caT garage and has Just been redecorated
throughout. II you want e convenient loca.
you. Call at once for inspection. Cleve-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


SEVEN BRIGHT OUTSIDE ROOMS ON 2nd
A. Of corner bldg, SIS B st. ne; ami; only
$40 per month to desirable tenant: INQUIRE
/ j. HENDERSON, 2l3 Colo. Bldg. Met.
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WE SUBMIT FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION
the following properties:
7-room house, nice large lot, in Friendship
Hefghts, Md.
7-room house. 100 acres, near Fairfax
' PERCY II :" RUSSELL COMPANY,
173i K ST NV National 1881.
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033 18th ST, CORNER COL. RD-3 AND 4
utside rooms and bath; $4750 and $4,000.
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ST. NE ROOMS, K, AND
,orch; in semi-detached house.
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SALE-FARMS.

Sc ACRES. sHENANDoAH VALLEY. g.
room. house, bank barn. fruit, wells: etc.
Stream watered. $500; terms. Address
Z; W. Steele, Plainview Farm, MiddletoHwn'
5A-ACRE CHICKEN FARM, FIVE-ROOM
house and outbuildings; near macadam
road. miles from city; $3.50. Will trade.
Eight acres, good land; eight-rooms and
outbulldings. Half hour drive from city;
road: $4,000.
R; T VIOLET SON,
3e43 34th ST., Mt. Rainier, Nd.
Phone Hyattsville 1909.
WILL SACRIFICE 6-ACRE POULTRY FARM;
room for 1000 chickens; brooder house,
cause for selling. Also I5-acre farm, six
room house, hot-water heat, cleo, telephone.
two barns; will consider exchE 'ge. Several
other large and small farms. SULLIVAN
REALTY Co. 465 G st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-07

HERNDON. VA.-FoR SALE. sIX-RooM
house, new outbuilding. III acres; price.
50 600 90: terms to suit buyer. Address Box