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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1931-12-02
French Company Failed

The Company of the Hundred As
sociates was trading corporation
given a charter by France under
which 1t was to settle 1000 colonists
in America in 10 years. But in the
80 years of its existence 1t sent out
less than a thousand. When the
company's charter was annulled in
1868 the European population In
New France was scarcely two thou
sand. All the company did was to
send out a few vessels each year
to trade with the Indians for furs,
and thus ended one of the many
unsuccessful colonization efforts TO
populate French or British Canada.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1931-12-02
STATE POUlTRYHEH MAKING
PLANS FOR ANNUAL SHOW
PREPARE PREMIUM LIST FOR
EVENT AT MILFORD, JAN. 5-8
Large Display of Exhibits Expect
ed; Closing Date for Entries
Set for December 23rd

According to an announcement
which has been made recently by
H. S. Palmer, extension poultry
man of the University of Delaware
and secretary of the Delaware
State Poultry Association, the
premium list is now being prepared
for the annual State poultry show
which will be held in Milford dur
ing the week of January 8 to 8, in
cooperation with the Delaware
Crop Improvement Association and
the Delaware Rabbit Breeders AS
sociation. The attention of all
poultrymen and other farmers, as
well as all manufacturers and dis
tributors of poultry feeds and
equipment is being called to the
importance of sending their adver-
Using matter to Mr.. Palmer, New
ark, at once if they desire space in
the premium list. Commercial dis
play space in the show building is
now available and should be taken
within the next five or six weeks.
The closing date for all entries IN
this show is December %, so all
those who are planning to enter
exhibits should attend to this mat
ter at an early date in order to
avoid confusion during the last
few days before the entries close
Poultrymen will be interested to
learn that the entry fee this year
has been reduced to one-half OF
what it was formerly, while the
premiums have been increased with
the result that between 81 200 anC
81 400 will be paid out to the win
ners at this years show. In view
of the fact that the three agricul,
tural organizations previously men
toned have combined their efforts
the exhibits as a whole this veal
have promise of being the largest
that have ever been displayed al
any one show which has been hello
/ in this State. In addition to tht
extension service of the University
of Delaware and these various or.
CARNATIONS, this show is being
fostered also by the State Boarc
of Agriculture and the bushes;
men of Milford who are giving this
affair their whole-hearted support
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1931-12-02
SENATOR AT WASHINGTON
John G. Townsend, Jr., Attends
Meeting of Federal Farm Board

Senator John G. Townsend, Jr.,
of Delaware, member of the com
mittee on agriculture of the Sen
ate, was at Washington last week
attending the meeting of the com
mittee when officials Of the FEEDER
al Farm Board appeared III con
nection with the activities Of the
board. Senator Townsend, has
made frequent trips to Washington
during the summer in connection
with matters requiring his person
al attention. He has made it a
hard and fast rule to not miss a
meeting of his committees. He has
taken an active part in the work of
the committee on agriculture, and
is the author Of the plant patent
bill at the last session of Congress.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1931-12-02
More Property For State House

Another jury award was made
Friday in acquiring additional
property for the State House build
ing program, when an award OF
$4,000 was made to Mrs. N. S
Kinds for her property on Court
street opposite the Dover Baseball
Park and containing several acres
of land needed in the contemplated
State building program soon to be
gin. This will leave but one OF
two more properties to be acquired
one the Kent county jail property
to the north of the present State
House.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1931-12-02

Game Warden Boggs reports
that he recovered the dog reported
lost by Albert Pleasanton, of near
CLAYTON. According to Warden
Boggs Pleasanton told Chief War
den Foster that a car having IL
cense No. 3-s45 stopped near his
home and picked up the dog,
Warden Boggs located the car near
Downs Chapel and arrested P. F,
Kelleher, 1115 West Sixth Street,
Wilmington. Warden Boggs said
that Kelleher paid the fine and
costs in the case and that Pleas
anton got his dog back.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1931-12-02
SWAP" RETURNS FROM TRIP
w. Albert Robinson, 20, Makes 3d..
600 Mile Cruise Around World

One day last week the Swap"
passed through the Chesapeake
and Delaware Canal at Reedy
Point, on her way to Philadelphia
where she arrived on Wednesday
completing a 10000 mile cruise
around the world. William Albert
Robinson, 29-year-old textile en-
gineer, started his globe girdling
trip in June, 1929. The youthful
mariner had one-man crew Of
"Etera," a Tahitian native, on his
great adventure of visiting 435
small villages and ports around the
world. The Swap" is a schooner
yacht, being propelled by both sails
and motor. She is 80 feet long, g.
feet, 6 inches across the beam and
draws feet 6 inches Of water.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1931-12-02

Soldiers at Fort DUPONT are
clearing off a site on the west side
of Officers Lane, which has been
selected as the location for the
large house which will be trans
ported across the Delaware River
from Fort Mott, N. J., soon. The
house will be occupied by an officer
and his family on the site where a
large frame house burned to the
ground more than 20 years ago.
Company c has charge of moving
the large building across the river.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1931-12-02

The funeral of Mrs. Frances Eu-
genia Henry, So, widow of John
Winder Henry, of Centreville, Md.
who died Wednesday, took place
Friday from the home of her son
DR.. William T. Henry, at Stevens
vile. Mrs. Henry was a Miss Hels-
by before her marriage. She is
survived by four sons-Doctor
Henry, John Winder Henry, Jr.
Clinton Henry and Burton Henry
and one daughter, Miss Sallie Hen
ny.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1931-12-02

ceremony. The bride was attend
ed bv Mrs. James Truitt, sister of
the bridegroom, and Frank Kraem-
err acted as best man and Mrs.
shortal left for Wilmington. Mr.,
Shortau is the eldest son of Mrs.
Howard Shortall. He is engaged
in farming near Centreville.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1931-12-02
TREE BEARS SECOND CROP
Cherry Tree in Full Bloom in Tai
bot County; Asparagus Growing

Frank Schools, of Whitman, has
an apple tree in his yard that is
bearing second crop. They came
from a tree that bore a large crop
of apples in June. The largest ap-
pie was two inches in diameter and
the smaller ones more than an
inch. Senator w. Earle Withgott
has a cherry tree in his yard in
Easton that is in full bloom and is
filled with cherries that is taking
form. In some parts of Talbot
County fruit trees have matured
buds on them and it is said aspar-
agus has begun to grow on shore
lines where wild asparagus grew
the past summer.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1931-12-02

it was the prank of children. Both
notes were signed REDS" The
first not was found on November
16, and the second one the follow
ing day. Sergeant Elderkin and
Private German, of the State police
spent week investigating the
case before dropping it.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1931-12-02
Nights Darkest Hour

The naval observatory says that
no light is received from the sur
when il is IS degrees or more be-
low the horizon and during those
hours there is none that is regular
ly the darkest
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THREAT TO BONE BUILDINGS
Demand $1,000 of Mrs.Laura Coch.
ran of Near MiddIetOWn

ran OF Ntar WIUUIet0Wn
Investigations have been made
by the State police into threats to
bomb and burn buildings on the
farm of Mrs. Laura Cochran, of
near Middletown, unless 81, 900 was
left in small can near the farm.
Two notes were received by Mrs.
Cochran, one of them pinned to the
barn d ,or, in which the money was
demanded and the threats made
Both notes were crudely written,
which led the police to believe that
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4 WEDDINGS I!!;, DURING IIIl,,
|HIIIIIJI|I SEA'''
| ''0r q . !. T. MODE
u. Marriage A1 mo
pti', Wade During the
Ling took place IN
sty Fe asunsl church, Mid
4 1Iss, pIssy morning %sn a
% Youngest n,g daughter ga,'T.op e
I y. TSOmas $. F garSsrt
y ~ : q Mr.. and Mrs WIZ The
l ID :, d Holly Oak l.tor tn If
=. aoI J. Donaghay' re-, rector SriG q
:, dictated. The e orlae
a marriage Dy me-
r p !, alI her only attendant !:
l. : Mrs 4 John W. Jones ESQ o.
r. IT, I. matron of honor
,. H. of Wilmington
Casn . nan. The wedding
Fs,s played by MRS I'D nr -
l. d Niddlst0T w, anu a Davis
|tae ceremony Jay az n pom
D ~s' bride wore a gown
[pisl blue crepe, WIN o,rri led
Is to match ana ~, ca ma y
Il x,,caT1I lllulAAS'
s,ror wore a gown o.
| i IT. crepe, with matching
n. and carried bronze
(. H., The church was
Er.lv decorated in chrysan-
U .rd ferns. Following the
Tbicb was attended by
|,.5iate families and a few
, wedding breakfast was
! ne home Of the brides
,fter which Mr.. and Mrs
n !, . short wedding trip.
r.. going away dress was
| N. velvet, with shoes and
m,tcb and dark blue coat
4 With squirrel. On their
|tssy will reside in Hyland
!, The bride is a graduate
bfdjletOwn High School and
4 .TuDiata College at Hunt
pa The bridegroom is 2
\ d Friends School, VII
4 and Swarthmore College,
now connected with the
construction Co., Of Phila-
| as an engineer.
!. OHphant Weds J.P. Miller
Id Mrs.. Harry oliphant Of
| announce the marriage Of
laughter, Mary Rebecca, to
Pesrce Miller, son Of Mr..
X. ]. ]. Miller Of Wyoming,
Egiiving Day. The Rev. Mil
bastor Of the Wyoming M. 2.
] performed the ceremony,
Mary Jackson as maid
b and James Jump as best
Thsy will reside in Laurel.
Der is employed as the parts
F7ice manager Of the Auto
kd Service Company Laurel
|teyille Couple Married
bid Mrs. James B. Brooks,
lntreVille, have announced
Frsge Of their daughter,
Erginia Agnes Brooks, to
! Edward Shortall, Centre
The marriage took place
! afternoon Of last week at
tOry Of Mother of Sorrows
Centreville. The Rev. Eu-
Kramer officiated at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20

s1aeAsN- - 1853 - /.
pETAcHED CORNER, N.W.i 10 Rooms,
sssn' sar S ss Or fs Col .Ds sS e rental prop
sGS EQUITY On ~ A daS sNoNM EH e
Gated; Is min. from 18th ana the Avenue:
h dn.s Esns 70 v, acres with or yisnS1.
nlars. BOX 7as, Ballston. Va.
TouETsTE HOTEL AND DINNER 9ERv-
% acres scod land. nearby virsinai n eSsnes
~ h maze 9ls Money next season, Price.
Address BOX s7.E star sGu once s"'' "N"
PRACTICALLY NEW DETACHED BRICK or
seven rooms, two baths. garage; beautiful
to ksnWoo re. OsfsOS 5eeS S e sSas roe
lower-price home. Adams es0S ciev eI6O
HAVE ALL KINDS PROPERTIES FOR Ex-
so1 le e G " what ss., yS9 want in exchange
NEWLY BUILT BRICK. /. ROOMS. AMI.
equity 5000, Address BOX I'D, Star once.
Sq sssSs l6 ao SUsisJ n TSS @ E90M
Add4sss Sex 5 sis sSs once Good
SS ASsas 1sts @p ps. SS1
a sSx f az ST. .S "s.
aei SssfNSoREL d. AVA Frame sos s MED re
cash, balance like rent Me. $500, En- 0sis
BOARDING HOUSE. ls ROOMS, FURNISH
EsraGe rented; pTopeTiy viii psy for g seIt;
chance Of lifetime; tran. residence. Ills 9th
ATTRACTIVE HOME, APIS. RENTED.
$500: Address Box Ss-E, star Once ON mouse
APARTMENTS = SEVERAL, BUILDINGS
vel, vel. iYeatsd IN splendid condition. and well
return on price asked ownsss 0w viii t TSSs
fsS on desRils S your property. ADDRESS
qnrr
modern sarSss saiOo 0m idss shpfs ocasioSS
pair ssop saSsTss G ss0rs or sgs re-
e ss50G small. Ti e. ,acIiss sss6 81
address Ts bS3 . ss9lISins SnS loan owNR
HAVE HAVE An EXCELLENT BUILDING, TWO
years y 9n.n, Owner win sxchanSe for home free
CHILDRESS.
s27 18th st. District 1895
$50 AGREE SITUATED IN POLK CO.,
t ton n near 5raSley Station; small poT-
and NICE SroWsS 81 cyp aisnee timber wo so
s sSSS and ro 9. sSS a bs SHys.sd; rood
near w 81 Srnss Tor improved property in or
sno n mile on the RaPidan River; mostly
streams cross place. Ideal for game pre-
terms or Will trade for improved property
In or near washington. d. c.
taTy OF the RaDidan River; in fne state Of
cultivation; improved by feed and flour mill
run by water power; large country store
house with several living rooms on second
moor; one good tenant house. smoke house,
TINS is rare opportunity to get q rood
puslness place cheaps as owner has retiYed
property into something that win not take
much OF his time to look after II you wish
20 ouy, get our price on this. or II you wish
TO trade, tell US what you have
a. B: poNIPHAN SON,
Room 405, Doniphan BUILDING
Alexandria, Va. Phone AlAx kln
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SPECIAL!

The most outstanding buy in
an old stone colonial home. 1t
has never been remodeled and
with a little expense can be re-
stored to it's original beauty.
Nice setting on high elevation
overlooking the sur rounding
country in the historical fox
hunting section near Middleburg,
Va. The price is SO low that it
will surprise you.
F. w. HILBERT,
Falls Church, Va. Phone sos.
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SUBURBAN BARGAINS.
2es carroll st.. TakomA. Georgla 1900 s3o1.
EXTRA-READ THIS.

EQUIPPED POULTRY FARM
Price reduced for immediate sale. Other
business compelS me to sell and leave be-
fore Oct LIST. A real poultry business, ideally
situated about "a miles from washington.
directly on State highway, Montgomery Coun-
". Md. rs acres land, poultry houses
house, feed house. pig pen; residence burned
down recently, temporary living accommo-
dations can be secured very reasonable near
by; unfailing spring water supply; about 500
white Leghorn layers. 100 misc. chickens. 70
ducks, rs guinea hens, large turkey gobler.
few turkeys, fine COW. horse, brood SOW and
2 shoats; various farm implements small
young orchard, misc. fruit, several large APP
Die trees Good market for all eggs. Price,
$4,000, $500 cash, balance. reasonable terms
to responsible party, or will sell stock equip.
ment Going business with 10 acres land
for $4,000, $500 cash, balance terms: Quick
action necessary. National S0o2. sunday
Decatur zI32
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CoLoRED-LAKELAND. CLOSE COLLEGE
Park. Md.-New 4-room bungalow, close
small cash payment. Balance O monthly. G g.
P. BICKFORD. Owner. Herwyn, Nd.
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PURSUANT. TO A DECREE or THE CIR.
cult Court for Prince Georges County. Mary
land; the UNDERSIGNED trustee will sell at
PUBIC auction on Monday, September Path,
1881. on the Solitude farm near Meadows,
Prince GEORGES County, Maryland, at pm
TOUR excellent tobacco farms. and will sell
on TUESDAY. September 2eth, 1881, at pTl. :,
Two established general merchandise store
buildings, DWELLINGS. building lots, etc stu
at Forestville
For terms: infermstion. etc. apply to
Upper Marlboro, Md. or
woodward Bldg, washington, D. c.
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RENT--FARMS,

20 ACRES. NEARBY MD; GROOM HOUSE,
free wood. Agent, 1895 N. Y. ave-, RIM, 2os.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20
SALE OR RENT--STJRTJRBAN.

oALE Uh NENT--SUBUKBAN
IN ARLINGTON. VA.-5-ROoM HOUSE. IN
nrst-class condition; rent, SIS per month;
lot IS by $50 IT. Phone Clarendon GfO-J-l. .
WEST FALLS CHURCH. VA.-FuRNisHED
Groom and bath attractive home and
aiE furnace. electric range and pump; 20
minutes from Georgetown. Phone Falls
WALTER HEIGHTS. VA.--ATTRACTTVE G.
room room pnngaiow. ami, garage, lovely loca-
Large lots. Clarendon sso-F-S.
MODERN HOUSE. SIX LARGE ROOMS,
porches, convenient location, city water.
Phone owner. Clarendon sls-F-2
e-iR03oM BUNGALOW. iarei water, elee:
or $500 down. Phone Capitol Heishts 7oT.
GROOM HOUSE, CELLAR, PORCHES H.
garage, spacious lawn, SIS; s.roors house.
SO; .; n: SMITH. Arlington. We. Phone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20

ANOTHER BIG BARGAIN.
q acres; excellent land. Groom house,
spring. orchard, stock, etc. $3.50. Several
j. N. HARVEST.
3e2l 34th ST., Mt. Rainier, Nd
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COLONIAL FARM HOME OF
rare beauty and unexcelled location.
Twenty-seven miles from the Ma
tional Capital, over the splendid Lee
Highway. Two miles from Clifton
Station on Southern Railroad. For
ty acres hrSt-class land, ten-room
dwelling, substantial, but not fancy.
Large three story bank barn. A
parklike lawn of six acres, surround
ed by hedge and shaded by more
than one hundred full grown trees
of fifteen varieties. Electricity avail
able. Send for photos and details.
Price, eight thousand dollars; terms
if desired. Additional acreage, SIS
per acre ]. GIBSON KEMPER,
Clifton Station. Va.
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BUNGALOW; ONLY $3.50. a.
$50; on Wilson blvd: good neighborhood. In
nearby Va; liberal discount for cash above
nnrst trust Of $1,000. Just renewed for yrs.
II interested In small suburban nome Ao-
dress Box 230-E. Star ONCE.
MODERN BUNGALOW WITH OVER HALF
acre; 5 rooms, bath; on paved Lee HIGHWAY
near Falls Church, Va; owner MOVING N mu 3
DC sold: For particulars address BOX 1zo-@'
Star ONCE --------
SUBURBAN ESTATE; .iQ-RQoM MoDERN
home; 3bs acres: beautifully lanascapeq anu
wooded; only 3ls miles from WnitG ea hoc csr.
bus schools chuFe IS. stores ana the Price
y right. II int1 sgted address BOX <<'-S'
BRICK. coLoNH i g. ROOMS. BATH. SUN
parlor, large Ger med porch. bnllt-in khs-
race beautiluliy Isndseaped corner los; h b,,a
and car. only 4ls miles fr9m white Hpo oSe
nnv Yea sonabie offer considered II interest
I'd address box 353-E. star once.
4 AcRFg; GROOM HOME; ONLY ! NILE
from Wfshinston Sell 4 c9uptry, oS Club
nearby va: Pbsasrd.s,,rfsesd Tosd and car
iil ns 'oPlz fs.sog fayprabIs tsrms iOT agIsk
ofneA -~-'
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2es Carroll St. Takoma. Ga. $500.
NEAR NEW LEE
BOULEVARD.


NEAR NEW LEE
BOULEVARD.
81 SOLD-$4OO CASH BUYS.
groom modern 2-story home,
large glassed sleeping porch, oak
floors on 1st and End floors ;
city water, city gas; built-in
heated garage; hot-water heat.
Only $3.50.
Seven large rooms. built-in bath with
shower, concrete cellar. oversize hot-water
70 degrees in zero weather. I large bed
rooms (8 large closets have electric lights
AZ soo S1en on ist and 2nd floors large front
and can BE- heated II desired All window:
h Fsassi esiIsr has pienty q room for the
S Dsst i4S Dains inside and outside Four cleo
tro i "I By switches Built By day labor. !
superintended houses; guarantee them puiit
S ' yes sss' SocEs from t hGms
built and sold So to date in subdiyision). To
Inspect take b s.,sro W bus At Ho isth o an6
e tn' VA i II you A Srsfer call at my house
for name and address Do not follow up
customer, have nothing else to sell. De-
vote my whole time to my houses. No over
head expenses; pay no commissions for
selling. That's reason ! can give you house
like / will show you for price advertised.
Bring carpenter or any mechanic to inspect
same;r nothing siighted u this house or
miles from white House, over concrete
road all the way, Columbia pike. Has about
coIored within miles. Compare house with
anything advertised around same price. III
promise you will see real modern homes with
many features to make housekeeping easy.
Terms easy. SIS per month covers every
thing.
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RENT-SUBURBAN.


RENT-SUBURBAN.
GET READY NOW-SEE THIS PLACE FOR
tourists. etc; IL rooms, city water. on Lee
Highway 4a miles from D. c. w. J.
GROOM HOUSE ELEC. LIGHTS, ON DE-
tense Highway - Double garage, 26 acres.
plenty fruit; is minutes drive to city. Phone
FURNIsHED-3e MONMOUTH ST, CHER
rydale, Va; attractive bungalow, rooms,
path path arsplaee Laundry, Esrase is minutes
rom downtown; sos month: Ii. 9lSI:
HOUSE ANIL, VICINITY OF COLLEGE
ls2-E. Star ONCE
60 EAST LINDEN ST. ALEX, Va
SS. sss furnished house, gas elec.' Arcola
UNFURNIsHED DELIGHTFUL STONE RES
5ara ssno orSnnrSs b neSrSy
phone North 1874 Apartment sos. 26'
NICELY FURNISHED 5-RoOM BUNGALOW.
st ya' ocs. ND s61 :4S Address Box loiE
FOR SIX MONTHS = ARMY OFFICERS
Siix S;oom furnished house, in Livingstone
st esnts; va: II min from Key Bridge; near
pbono sarge; low rental to reliable party.
FURNISHED MODERN SIx-ROOM, BATH,
pungaIow, porches. lawn, flowers, II fruit
Trees ire 70 miles from Washington, Montgom-
convenient b, near sch04s' churches stores
l7ss-J 80 "lN Tram 'si'1'e "O
$4,000
re Tearpy Virginia; sent bIngalow on hiEh
rooms room. and bath, 2-car garage, extra large
yard; available October !. INSPECTION By
appointment. National $685. Sunday. De-
NICE PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, WITH
use OF bath and kitchen; also garage. Suit
able for one or two ladies. Furnished or
San ni Address Box 142-E, Star Of
5-RM. BUNGALOW-ELECTRIC MOD
III conVeniences; furnished or unfurnished
Afdmore. Nd, near cars; reasonable. Call
SoR: AND BATH BUNGALOW. ANIL; GA
race pest section Hyattsville: $50 per
month; J. NJ. EDLAVTTCH. Phone Hyatts-
LARGE GROOM. BATH, HALL, SLEEPING
po SrSn; MODERN home. with full cellar; lot
yoxiso; close r. l. ave. $40. 90, Hyattsvllle
Large, modern bungalow. lot l63x250; close
to cars. bus, stores, boulevard; S36 GEO.
G. WALKER, Hyattsville 8O3 2l'
Rooms and Bath Apt. Furnished.
roct Eec; F1r,isidaire, etc. s22.SO;
Call Clarendon 9S-J-1.
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SUBURBAN HOMES.
SO 9b0-BRICK BUNGALOW.
rooms, h.-w.h., fireplace, sleeping porch,
daylight basement, lot 50xl50. paved street,
garage; close to stores, transportation; fur
S8i6o-Pretty Woodside bungalow. In GOOD
Their reduction for large cash payment.
condition; bargain price: lot 6o-ft. front;
place. covered porches, attic. garage; fully
screened; easy terms.
New brick bungalows, AMI. $500 to
$3.50; terms arranged.
G. W. VAN WAGNER,
223 Cedar st., Takoma Park, d. q.
Georgia 1926.
CIR. HOUSE. AMI, CITY WATER, LOT
7sxl25; shade trees sarase; Center Ciaren-
6-r. house, ami, lot 1ooxl25: $4,000 90.
46 good building lots, good location, each
80 JOSEPH REIBLE. Agent,
Taylor Ave. and Maple St., Clarendon, Va.
Phone Clarendon SIS.
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WANTED-BUSINESS PROPERTY.

Wh4N = - - oA1NAz.32 = 49, - = : :.
DESIRE PROPERTY zoNED COMM, Up
per 18th st. or Conn. ave-. Col. I'd. or other,
what have yHp2 Trade my equity Of $4,000
In 9-apt. :, one trust, near 18th and
Park I'd, 81 no. income; II attractive, will
add cash ofFkfss back trust. BOX 1853. City
p. Q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20

APARTMENTS - SEVERAL BUILDINOS
wen lpcated. In splendid condition. and we'll
rented annual rentals from $1,000 TO $50. 900,
all subject to one trust and showing GOOD
return on price asked Owners will trade
somplete details Of your property Address
Box l04-E. star once Sos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20
SALE OF RENT-HoUsEs.

WANTED TO RENT OR BUY HOUSES
FROM OWNER-6-8-ROOM HOUSE, SEW
land or Virginia. No real estate agents
Phone evening, Alexandria 248l, or address
Box i32-E, Star once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20
RENT-DEsK SPACE.

DESK sPACE-DOWNTOWN; CENTRAL LO-
cation; near 18th and H NV; space, 81. so
mo. Phone Nat. 629o.