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Seward daily gateway., 1931-10-16

Mayor D. c. Brownell has noti- fled school authorities that it is the city's desire for school child ren not to play in the main thor oughfare, which leads past the Seward Public Schools. It is point ed out that to do 50 is to invite possible injury and perhaps seri- ous consequences.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-10-16
DAIRY OUTPUT INCREASED

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 16. (P)- The average yearly butterfat pro- duction of dairy cows in California was raised to 265 pounds as the re- suit of an eight-year campaign. In 1922 the average was 182 pounds annually. The results were obtained by more COW testing associations, more purebred dairy sires, and bet ter feeding practices. Eradication of cattle disease was not over looked
Seward daily gateway., 1931-10-16
RUMORS WE'RE CURRENT

WASHINGTON, Oct, Is (P)- Rumors current in Poland that the United States would abandon the gold standard were denied by the Treasury Department which pointed out that the gold stand ard is fixed by law.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-10-16
Try our Seattle Ice Cream Fresh on every boat at SYLVTA'S.
CALL FOR RTnS ID FJTRNrSu TIES

tALL FUR BIDS TO FURNISH TIES
 Sealed hds will be received by The Alaska Railroad up to 30 RI M on the Third Mon- Mountain Hemlocl Cross Ties in lots of 10000 or less. Specifications and other particulars may be obtained from D. W. Metzdorf Gen. eral Storekeeper, Anchorage, Alaska.
 Pub: Mondays beginning July 27, 1881.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-10-16

Washington's 20Oth anniversary will be celebrated nextyear by people who voted away the liberty he gave us
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-02

lntosh, Ia surintendante; Mrs. Edith
Armstrong, 10 concierge. Mrs. Carolyn
Herman, representative-elec on the
national pouvoir, takes ONCE after the
marche rationale.
The annual wreck" was held at the
up-the-Tiver home Of Partner Louise
Patterson July IS, under the direction
of La Surintendante Edith Armstrong,
and ANAL ceremonial degrees conferred
upon Mrs. Mary 3. Corwin, Mrs. Rose
Hidde, Mrs. Mamie Kehoe, Mrs. Marian
Martin, Mrs. Sue Minis, Miss Pauline
Paro, Mrs. Louise Patterson, Mrs. Ruth
Prltchard. Miss Anna Lee Sesle, Mrs.
Sue Reinberg and Mrs. Mary Soper.
Forty and Eight onicss.
Invitations have been issued to Le-
gion department officers and post COM
manders, the auxiliary unit presidents
and the salon membership for a recep-
ton honoring the newly elected officers
Amelia Boberg, 4106 Garrison street,
today from tot o'clock.
The social meeting scheduled for
August 5 Is postponed until September
2. giving the partners opportunity to
attend the Legion department conven-
ton August and 8. The next regular
business meeting of the salon will be
August 10 at the Washington Hotel.
The advisory council Of u. 9. o.
Jacob Jones Post, No. z. will meet at
the home of Adjt. Mary J. Tatspaugh
next Tuesday. at Q pm, with Comrades
Tatspaugh and Margaret Hart, athletic
officer. as hoStesSes. The officers are
notified Of the change from Thursday
evening to Tuesday evening for this
meeting, as the regular meeting night
conflicts with the department conven-
ton August 5. and 7. Delegates and
alternates from this post are requested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-02


ago and who served as commander Of
the post for two years The gold cer-
-tifieate membership will become effec-
tive Immediately and annually hereafter.
The following were mustered into the
post George w. Barnes, Joseph w.
Bowles, Akley Harris and Frank e. Rob-
inson.
Mrs. ESbert z. Corwin. president of
the Stephen P. McGroarty Unit, No. 81,
OF the American Legion Auxiliary and
chairman Of music for the American
Legion Auxiliary of the District of CO.
lumbia. through the courtesy Of Ger
trude Lyons. president of the District Of
Columbia Federation Of Music Clubs,
who Is herself q member Of the U. o. 8.
Jacob Jones Post, No. 2, American Le-
gion. and the Henry c. Spengler Unit,
NO. u. American Legion Auxiliary, gave
ton WMAL through the courtesy of
Joseph kaufman.
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Bean Crop Is Heavy.

MOUNT AIRY, Md, August I fspe-
ciaD "A bumper crop Of string beans
has been reported In this section due
TO the fact that the surrounding COM
MUMMY mas been practically free from
now being canned and Is bringing prices
OF approximately rs cents per busheI,
Lima beans, corn and tomatoes viii be
canned next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-02

Jordan; Sergeant-at-arr1S, r. II. Dreyer;
master. at-arms, Paul .. Tucker; sur
geon, DR.. M. H Darnall. historian, Past
Comdr. Howard S. Fisk; color bearers,
Past Comdr. Bernard @. MCGEE and +.
H. Dreyer.
The installation of officers win take
place September at the club house.
Post Comdr. william Z. Porter ana
Post Adult j. j. Murphy have issued
notices To the members urging their
participation in the annual department
convention parade next wednesday
night, which is the opening session OF
the convention August ), 8 and IN the
Buchanan School, Thirteenth ana z
streets southeast The parade will be
through the southeast section OF the
city, the service bands and detachments
from the Army, Navy and Marine Corps
in line. In addition the bands ana
Posts will also participate IN the parade,
! which concludes at the school.
The delegates and altsrnates TO the
convention representing the post include:
Delegates: Post Comdr. William e.
Porter, Past Dept. Comdr. John L. Glen,
Past Comdr. Wallace 5treater, Edward
D. Freeman, Past Comdr. Howard y.
Fisk, Past Comdr. Bernard c. MCGEE.
Alternates-Past Comdr. J. j. Muir
DIlN, 1IOnldS .. NiNS ~(OtAANi'
William 4. Brewer, DR.. M. H. Darnall,
Past Comdr. Charles o. Shaw and Paul
o. Tucker. The chsirman OF the dele
CATION is Post Comdr. William e.
Porter.
The representatives to serve on the
convention committees from the post
are as follows: Credentials, Past Comdr.
Howard S. Fisk; Resolutions and Con-
stitutional Amendments, Past Comdr.
Wallace Streater; Rules, Past Depart
ment Comdr. John L. Glenn.
Post Comdr. Porter has handsome
leather card case and wallet for the
lucky member present at each meeting
contesting for&he attendance" prize.
District Of Columbia Salon des HUT
Chapeaux ct Quarante Femmes held its
marche departmental July "a at the
Washington Hotel. The following
partners were elected and installed as
officers: Mrs. Willette Preston. lie cha
peau; Miss Lillian Reagan and Miss
Mabel Staub, les demi-chapeaux; Mrs.
Mary K Killeen, laumonier; Miss En-
| lily Carey. rarchiviste; Miss Edna Nc
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by Ccmdr. Sprague TO be at Ccmrade
Tatspaugh's home not later than z
o'clock Tuesday evening. as there will
be a short meeting prior to the meet
ing of the advisory council.
The post Is DESTROYS OF making o
coed showing in the parade on the
opening evening Of the department
convention. All members are requested
to meet at New jersey avenue and D
street southeast, not later than 6:46
p.nl August 5. The parade will start
at Z o'clock and march TO the Buchanan
School, Thirteenth and Z streets south
east Blue coats, white skirts, white
shoes and gloves, and overseas caps will
be the uniform worn by the post. Mem
bers not equipped with uniforms are
requested to wear white dresses. The
pests position in line will be In the
third division, and will form on the
south side of d street.
The post has received an American
Legion certificate from national head
quarters in Acknowledgement of patri-
otic service TO the Nation. The Ameri-
canism work carried on by this post
has, for q considerable period, included
the provision Of necessary clothing.
food, etc, as well as some forms Of
recreation for q number Of under
privileged children. From this group
the post has selected rs being most de-
serving Q little girl Of IL years, to be
given q years membership in the Girl
Scouts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-02

The james Reese Europe Post, No. 3,
at its regular meeting last Tuesday night
at the Y. NJ. G. A., authorized the COM
mander to subscribe for q gold certid.
cate membership in the National Assoc
citation for the Advancement Of Colored
People as a memorial to the late Lieut..
j. M H. Graham, who died one year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-22
new COMMUNICATION
SERVICE FOR PUBLIC
Features of Telegraph and Tele-
phone Combined in Latest Device
for Two-Way Exchange.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 21.-A new
communication service in which are
combined features of the telegraph and
the telephone has been made available
to the public.
BY the use of automatic typewriter
telegraph equipment, connected through
central Office, subscribers to the serv-
ice are enabled to carry on q two-way
exchange of messages, as If they were
using telephone, and at the same
time have printed record such as would
be supplied by kilograms.
The American Telephone b Tele-
graph Co. is in the field and has for
competition a joint service offered by
the Western Union and Postal Tele-
graph g. Gable Co.
The instruments have standard type
writer keyboards and are connected to
a central office. To send message,
the subscriber types the number of the
person with whom he wishes to COM
municate and the central Office COM
pletes the connection. Any one who
can operate typewriter can use the
device. The service is available for
either local or long distance commune
cation.
Charge will be made by the minute.
The telephone company requires O
minimum of $50 worth Of business q
month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-22
MEXICO STUDIES GAMING
Border Problems Thought Undee
Jurisdiction of States.

MEXICO CITY, November 81 R.-
The Mexican government has not yet
issued orders thst would close gambling
establishments along the border, Min
lister of Interior Manuel G. Teller said
yesterday.
ut should be taken into considers
tion," he said, "that this matter of
jurisdiction Of the state governments
affected, and we have to study the
whole matter carefully and proceed
na21fa0n1Eax@
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DUE TO THE RECENT DEATH OF MY
husband, will accept any reasonable offer for
my nice little Chicken and truck, farm ii
$500 capacity, barn, outbuiidingS, incl,idins
crops. chickens, hogs; COW. impiements: 8
miles from d. c., miles east of Branchville,
the Algire place, MRS. SARAH ODEN'
phone Hyattsville 1909
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$500 Gets Good Farm

$500 Gets Good Farm
so acres in fine deer, bear and fishing Sec
ton Penn; on improved road, handy town:
70 acres clear, spring and stream water
hip-roof barn; $1,000 full price, fourth cash
Page 70, Strout's catalogue.
81. 500 Gets Big Money Maker
1893 acres. 2 miles village on improved
hway.; 30 acres tillage 30-cow pasture, tim
Der lot. fruit, spring water; good BROOM
ment barn, stable 30x40, etc Low price.
$4,000, with $500 down. For quick settle
ment horses, 10 cows, young stock, sugar
etsbles thrown in; pictures page so. free
saIsIoEne. Streut ,.sppeys 6Iysr,s ri, fare
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-22
HUNTING GROUNDS,

WANTED-HUNTERs IN ,MECKLENBURG
County: good quail and turkey. shooting;
further information, c. NJ. Phillips. Boyd
ton, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-22

251a ACRES OF EXCELLENT LAND I'M
proved by Groom house; in good condition;
house; about 40 bearing apple trees. some
pears; az acres, in timber balance cleared;
Watered bv well and nice stream on one
side; rs miles from Washington. D. C.; hard
and gravel road all the way except "a mile;
due to death in family offered at $2,l0O.
H. B. MITCHELL,
Herndon. Va.
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WANTED-FARMS.

IMPROVED FARM WANTED-WANT TO
buy farm, S to 40 acres not over 10 miles
from washington. in nearby Va. or Mary
land. House to have or more rooms. pref
erably modern, on or near hard-surtaceo
what you have to offer. Address Box 8l-z.
Star office.
WANTED-FARM, Is TO 80 ACRES, WITH
neyer-failing spring mot less than 100 gal
Ions per minute). easily accessible. within
40 miles d. c.; must be reasonable for cash.
Give description and price. Address BOX
26-Z, Star office.
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SALE-FARMS.
EARLY AMERICAN
"FXETFR"

The large Colonial chimneys are in GOOD
condition; the dwelling needs restoringi IN
a setting OF 200 acres gently rolling WOOD
land. the marketable timber approximatlnnts
through wooded valley, convertible at small
cost into large lake Most accessible , Oyer
from D. C. Priced for immediate sale'
$4,000. Address Box 128-R, Star Office
SACRIFICE OR EXCHANGE
1870 acres on Potomac. near Colonial
Beach. Good house. orchard and SO acres
timber. MRS, STONE, Atlantic 070l-J.
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RENT-nEEIcr SPACE.

RENT-OFFICE SPACE.
PRIVATE ROOM, sTENOGRAPHIC AND
telephone service: excellent location. Rea-
sonable price. ME-. 1900; EN-. O2I6.
RENT-DESK SPACE.
DESK SPACE AND .sECRETARIAL sERy-
ices downtown location; easily accessible.
Address Box 334-X. Star ONCE.
D PES So SPACE IN VERY DESIRABLE %, Of
Phone District 1859.
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.
directly on Potomac; drastic sacrifice. 1896
cash; worth $3.50. OWNER, Met. 1873.
NOW is THE TIME TO BUY---OFF SEASON
niles eec aso large GR S ct at l6@ price,
Phone Decatur 400, or evenings Clev 0I4I
SALE-LOTS.
GEO. E. DfEFFENBACH. Lot Specialist.
Nat. 1850 1343 II st. NV Emerson ait.
CASH FOR VACANT LOTS, MARIETTA
Bark Bar or yici stsy o must be bargain
CHEVY CHASE sao, D. : Co. LOTS ON sist ST.
ER SfS 467 Chandler Blds. Net a MI las
CHEVY CHASE = DESIRABLE NORTHAMP-
ton s.; lot wooded $4,000 cash other lots
S450-WILL ACCEPT $25 CASH AND $40
per month on good lot in ne. section; 1917
discount for cash. Address BOX liz, Star
CHEVY CHASE LOT, 68xl60; BEAUTIFUL
oak trees, at crest OF hill, on Western ave.
rents foot cash or terms. Address BOX $50
v, Star office.
SOUTHEAST-LoTS IN A HIGH, NEARBY
bcef 10 n sfSt white va Pc
others; some have water service; sewers
% 4so lR st. + sadburs Heehts Md
APARTMENT HOUSE SITE
Oak street near 18th. extending from Oak
to ogden street II desired:
PEf ifsl ( K s sgssEk Elw CO.
SHADY LOT North OF CHEVY CHASE
ciTeeisss 50 feet frontage, 1888 square feet,
" ' PERCY + r RU gsSs 1 " CO.
SEVERAL r hAEGE 10 LQTs LEE 2Bo
down: $500 month. Phi. Clarendon 1916.
BLDG. LOTS. CHEVY CHASE. D. e. AND
available to experienced, responsible build
crs. FULTON r. GORDON, PEG. ms. Bldg.
LARGE LOT SILVER SPRING, MD. CITY
water, electricity, z hr. bus. service; s975:
easy term. Address Box 1927, Star office. :
WILL. SACRIFICE $500. LOT NORTH
Address BOX ioi-z. Star office, ~
SUITABLE ,Eo, FOB FoU tIcI dLY Flats
1857 Star once. $3.50
IDEAL TRACT 50x150; FRONTS BoULE-
ward; fine NV. site sacrifice. 40T, settle
estate. Bargain. Make offer. Lin. 1887. I"
LOTS. TAKOMA PARK AND BROOKMONT.
Takoma lots Opposite site Of new Catholic
church. All improvements. Brookmont lots
20 IT. frontage, rnadv. See owner. 266 Car
roll St, Takoma. Ga 5000 or your broker.
LOTS IN EVANSVILLE. WITH WATER,
sewer, gas and electricity, close to stores
and schools; $780, IS down. IS per mo.
o. 3 ZANTZINGER CO..
GAS K ST NV HyattSville, Md.
Nat. 5371. Hyatts u.
SEVERAL DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
and home sites in various sections of the
city at attractive prices and terms.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP,N.
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
National 0430.
5000 WILL BUY LOT ,ll9. sd, 3706. COR
ner lot, only one block from N. Cap. st.
ADELBERT w. LEE,
1343 st. NV. National 1895. L
6 LOTS, BUILDING SITES, 32nd ST. BET.
Denver and Erie SITS, Hillcrest. D. G. Phone
Att 3191-J Priced right for quick cash sale.
JOHN CAMPBELL, 224 18th st. NE.
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SUMMER COTTAGES.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

WANTED-BUY SHACK, ANY CONDI-
ton Conduit I'd. preferred; cheap. Address
Box AJAX, Star office.
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COUNTY, RARGAINs
REAL FARM BARGAINS.

5oacre dairy farm. Good bniidines Run-
ming water. Good road, close to towns.
Price, $4,000. $500 cash required
102Ia-acre dairy farm, Groom stone house
big barn, silo, corncribs, spring house poul-
try houses, etc. Blue grass sod Runninp
| water. acres timber. Price, $500, $1,000
cash required
Many other bargains.
r. G. PRINTz, Herndon, Va
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RENT-FARMS

NEARBY MARYLAND, EAST RIVERDAI,E
section, fronting on cement highway Ten
acres land. 5-room house. barn, stable dairy
house, poultry house. unfatltng stream OF
water through rear of property. Ideal dor
truck farm. S45 per month. National 808z'
Sunday, Decatur 1882.
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SALE-EARMS.

SALE-FARMS.
FOR sALE-co-ACRE FARM AT sUITLAND,
m nscasts es buidnas neW co Me % rosd
T. w. Robertson, Station g. Route g. Ana
SIS DOWN. SIS MONTH; AZ ACRES: NEAR
d; C.; price, s22S. Address BOX 65-Z. Star
NEW MODERN BUNGALOW AND rs
acres; large chicken houses; 200 laying Eng
/ Hsh Leghorns, horse COW. implements, fru.t,
naees nopR q psfe o any
B. WALTERS. Fairland, Silver Spring. Nd.
MARYLAND TOBACCO FARMS; CROPS
s $500 ESfF 2h Co Su' La
100 ACRES, ON THE PATUxKNT RIVER
and eood income ao teTms So 500 THoMhs
g DAVIS, Charlotte Hall ST Marys Co, Md.
80 ACRES FINE LEVEL LAND. SITUATED
in Prince William Co. Va. IS miles south
ton Richmond Highway on good gravel road;
most Of land is under cultivation except a
been left for hrewco6 this is covered with
good oak timber buildings have not been
occupied for some time and are very much
in need Of repairs; lawn is well shaded by
beautiful large white oak trees and has GOOD
Of o S e f Has veil II good wae
IN yard and from IS to 20 bearing fruit tees
n the orchard This is an ideal Chicken OF
the markets, either North or South. Priced
At sacrice sloOe terms $500 csIh and
(, SON, 4o5 Doniphan Bldg. Alexandria. Va.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-18O-ACRE FARM.
station on Southern Railway and 3 miles
from a hard-surfaced road. 100 acres OF the
farm IS good level bottom land lying along
the famous Bull Run, balance is good timber
and is more elevated, with numerous springs
and small streams running through it; well
Of good water near the house. Almost new
Broom house and good barn with other out
buildings The buildings were only, used
railway accident and consequently place is
very very much much s s E, up in weeds and brush.
work it can be cozily converted into a lovely
bone and fine grain : Or GoS stock farm. This
ssa vii sacr!ss Ior $500 On amy reasons @sons
'fs4 Rsz isF goR RFo9 1c D saPSsa
near Nd. college; IS a.; OR, house running
water; good buildings street cars, bus .sery-
terms Address BOZ 1Oo-z, Star ONCE ''''
MONTGOMERY COUNTY BARGAINS.
S5,750-Twelve acres and good old house,
on new paved highway, IOil miles
located en- Rock Creek otter siTe acres a9a
available; Few such properties at
sls's5o-s?. acres cs. on main highway only
dence. Perfect laying land Finc
orchard, stream and woods The
| best place we know for the money
| of this type north of washington
| Also-Several carefully selected country
| homes, either extra attractive or at
price below those usually asked
| Slightly tracts for building, at from
$50 an acre un, depending upon
the distance and advantaees Com
| suit us. Ask for Mr. JOHNSON, or
| r. d. LILLE, 266 Carroll st, d G.
Phone Georgia $780, Open Sunday.
REAL FARM BARGAINS.
| 50-acre dairy farm. Good buildings Run
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-22

The Ways and Means Committee,
Mrs. w. e. Perry, chairman, will meet
November %, at 10 am, at the Ma
tional Education Association. Sixteenth
and M streets. Plans will be completed
for Statewide card party to be held
in December.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-22

FURNITURE FOR RENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-22

OxON HILL. MD.-60 ACRES. ABOUT
ready for subdivision: consider small income
property in part trade; price. $4,000. +.
SKINNER. AnacoStia, ID. C.. Route y. %
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The House Committee, of which Mrs.
Oliver p. Bowles is chairman, met
Tuesday afternoon and made plans for
silver tea at the home of Mrs. Joseph
Sanders on Tilden street at date to
be announced later
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-22

fEATTTFUL HoME-MoDERN, PRACTIc-
eiIy new; city bus service by door; acre,
large poultry plant, making nice lnG pnnS !.
ssac@i6cs nrice owner, Shepherd 33l3-J.
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5-RM- BUNGALOW: CELLAR: ELECTRICITY ct GIG TX
AVA o. b ZANTzINGER Co. s.7,
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Attractive bungalow; 4 cheerful rooms,
b. h-wh., elec. ranss; pipeiess SLY furnace 1sSee
t1eee. beaithfuI restful loca ion; close %
eiec. cars. Only $3.50; terms. Phone Dist says
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sALE-suRuRRAN.

sUBURBAN HOMES: SALE AND EENT.
EeW SF pr RsIok $3.50 M $50 GSTn pssnss
sz5 mo: No; Rallston ave ! block from
endon 1888. Open evenings by appointment.
LEE BOULEVARD FRONTAGE; q MILES
from Memorial Bridge; $4,000 50. e at &c
FRED o. LAKE, PARK Lane. va. Phone
$4,000 CAsH-GooD INVESTMENT; CON
SeTasE from u1Rers houi farE Md
garage. Close 20 street ears cars bus schsSsols'
Wisconsin sve.-Beautiful detached modern
home: 6 rooms, bath; garags' Perch; Lot ct
sspqjnt9s,1,ss;. men,, Gg Sss sunday Nat IS 500
OXoN HILL. MD.-s-ROoM HOUSE, ~
Southern exposure; good all-season home
for Government worker or doctor . snearssiS est
G2fssF DistT f,f Price $500; r. Sym
KENsINGTON BARGAIN,
b. A' 6Sh. cleo range pipeless furnace .ss:
1T 5ozso slsyat Iostu faT Toes ion close arts
eiec. cleo cars. Only s3.S5o; terms Phone Dist. S!sS
NEW 4Ro93M LII, Eog ta sG r EsT1F FER
Silver Spring, 1927 Ga. ave -=..---==zzz=z,z.7,-
5-RM- BUNGALOW. CELLAR. ELECTRICITY
furnace bath: $500. $3.50 cash. go per mo-
o. B. ZANTzINGER CO.. so,,
BE6T;TTFUI, HOME-MoDERN, PRACTIC-
eiIy new; city bus service by door acre.
large poultry plant, making nice income!
ideal environment; vicinity Iagoma, FarA'
sacrihce price. Owner, shepherd 39!s-9:
LYON PARK, VA-NEW 5-RooM BuNGA.
low: ami: garage shady, ,ot, az az
price. Phone Clarendon SILL, or 122-9-1--
cAKCREsT SAMPLES r. & R, MODERN
ssr Iti these homes will be open Tor IN
Usual SS'' buy. sample $500 and up; terms term, TO
suit These homes are worthy OF your , IN
yestieation Also in Jefferson PARK pes asuw
ful 7-r brick with baths, az sacrinSGe'
in every detail like new; virginia Hlghlan;utSS
also SIR cement-over-ttle bungaloW. WIN
h.-wh h, built-in garage. newly decoIateo 81, IN
side and out. $3.50; also OR: bungaioW, IuI
nished one of most attractive IN TINS sec
ton: owner has moved to Detroit, Win sac
rifice for s5.75o for quick sale; alSn OIL.
furnished, $50; owner in poor heaFh; .ner
loss yoTr gain also in Abingdon: = =
modern BUNGALOWS, like new, s4.501 ano
ga $50; s4s down, bel $40 and St5 per mo.
these and many others tco numerous 70
rnsntion at real sacrifices. If you are gnlrg
to buy. rent, sell or build. see J. L. PRICE;
Oakcrest, Va. Office. Mount vernon ave ara
Cakridee Tnvd Phone Clarendon 272. open
al day Thanksgiving.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

1884 CONN AVE-Ideal 2nd floor with or
without bed room. d., k, b., for doctor, dem
tist. gowns. studio. Apt. or janitor
IRoPoDIsT-OFFICE SPACE IN THE
Donphan BLDG. Alexandria, Va. Suitable
for chiropodst; none in town. Apply A. s.
DONIPHAN 81 SON RIM. 4n5. Doniphan Bldg,
Alex. va Phone Alex. $40.
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OXON HILL, MD.-8-ROOM HOUSE. ~
acres; running water. shade; grand view;
southern exposure; good all.season home ONE
for Government worker or doctor snearseiS I
miles District. Price $500. p. F. s 5s.
NyrST5 AparoSfia n C. Route z 81
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NEW 4-ROoM HOUSE. S ACRES; ,v Ss;I Ne
$3.50 cash: II miles TO d. c. B. r. SilrFhe,N'
Silver Spring 8527 Ga. ave.