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Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-09

Sailing their white sun helmets
into a theoretical corner, Fl Centric
Jaycees today settled back into the
trend of every day business with
satisfied smiles on their faces as
they reviewed in memory the part
ing remarks of delegates to the an
nual sixth regional conference OF
the United States Junior Chamber
of Commerce, held here Saturday
and Sunday.
Visitors who trekked to Fl CeAtro
from almost every far western state
departed with expressions o. amaze
ment at the marvellous Development
of the Imperial Valley desert into
one OF the richest agricultural areas
in the United States, and expressed
desires TO visit this section again.
A trip to the Andrade heading OF
the Imperial Irrigation district yes
terday did much to impress the Wis
:tors with the immensely Of the de-
velopment program under way aere,
and an explanation OF the benefits
to be derived from Boulder Dam and
the All-American canal LEFT firm
impression Of the visitors minds OF
even greater development 20 come.
The visitors expressed themselves
as being well satisfied witt the con-
vention staged by the FL Centro
Junior Chamber of Commerce. Each
delegation invited local Jaycees 10
visit their home town when oppcr-
tunity offers
New ideas in conducting Junior
chamber of commerce organization
were told by speakers at Saturday s
business meeting OF the convention,
some of which may be put into prac-
tice by the El Centro body. Speak
ers who have become nationally
known in their line of work ad-
dressed the many delegates gathered
in the Barbara Worth hotel.
Durwood Eowes, presideEc Of the
United States Junior Chamber OF
Commerce, talked on various phases
OF Junior chamber activity at a noon
luncheon aturday, after which an
interesting entertainment program
was offered under the direction Of
Al G. Smith, local member Of the
Junior Chamber Of Commerce.
Visit Levee System
The business session Saturday af-
ternoon was followed by a banquet
and entertainment in MexicaN, af-
ter which delegates returned 10 El
Centro to attend a dance in the
Barbara Worth hotel.
Saturdays business session and
the evenings entertainment was
followed yesterday by the motor
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-09
Pair Held On
Liquor Charge

Arrested in Heber, while asserted
ly making delivery of five gallons
of whisky. w. S. Morris. 38, and w.
j. G.. Giddings, 81, were lodged in
the county Jail today on a charge
of smuggling, with arraignment set
for this Afternoon before United
State Commissioner Dorsey White
law.
Tho two were arrested by Carl F.
Eifler, mounted inspector. Morris
has been arrested several times on
liquor charges, said customs officers
today. AT the Jail Morris claimed
to be laborer. while Giddings stat
ed he was a restaurant proprietor
They gave Holtville as their home.
Giddings had 800 in cash and S35
in checks when arrested, while
Morris had S35 in cash.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-09

me, Buster, that the Fox is hiding
outside and he won't go away when
you tell him to? I'll see about that!
The IDEAL
Uncle Wiggily twinkled his pink
nose very fast and bravely and
jumped out Of his chair. He hoped
toward the door.
"No! MOI" called Buster.
"No, what?p asked Uncle Wig
gily, and the other rabbit children
listened.
"No, sir" went on Buster, think
ing his father wanted him to prac-
tice his politeness lesson. "Oh, I
don't mean that, Daddicums, - said
Buster, quickly. 81 mean there is
no Fox who won't CO."
"Well, then, asked Mr. Long
ears as he went back to his easy
chair and the paper, "what is it
that won't go?"
MY toy boat" said the little
boy rabbit. "You know I got little
toy motor boat for Christmas. You
wind it up and put it in the bath
tub of water and my boat goes fast.
That is it used to go but now it
doesn t go. -
"It's broken I suppose, said
Uncle Wiggily.
81 suppose" spoke Buster, and
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-09
DAIRY EXPERT
WILL ADDRESS
CHAMBER LUNCH

Next Wednesday noon. at the El
Centro Chamber of Commerce
luncheon, DR.. w. E. Stone. a speak
er of national reputation on the use
of pure dairy products. will give a
talk which will initiate a campaign
to extend over several months and
which was formulated by the e.
Centro Chamber of Commerce to
increase the consumption in Imper-
ial Valley of milk, cream, butter.
ice cream and cheese, with particu-
lar reference to those dairy pro-
ducts yielded by Imperial Valley it
self.
Lectures will be given during this
campaign before schools and clubs,
radio talks will be broadcast and
newspaper articles dealing with the
increased use OF dairy products will
appear. Many persons have volun-
teered TO the chamber of commerce
for service in connection with this
dairy campaign and it is realized
that dairying is Imperial Valleys
greatest potential industry.
In commenting upon the project
which has been endorsed by the
chamber of commerce board direc-
tors, President R. B. Whitelaw stat
ed: The El Centro Chamber of
Commerce has realized that its best
efforts should be expended in as
sisting in every way possible the
agriculturalist and occupant of our
farms. While the production of
melons, lettuce and other vegetables
brings in presently the greatest
number of dollars, the future
growth and prosperity of Imperial
Valley will be dependent very large
ly upon the increased production
and sale OF our dairy commodities
Eventually, as city building in the
coast areas encroaches upon the
surrounding agricultural land, q
great part of California's popula-
ton must look to Imperial Valley
for its dairy products"
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-09
ONE CENT A DAY
PAYS UP TO S1OO A
A MONTH

The Postal Life e. Casualty In
surance Co., 2102 Dierks Building,
Kansas City, Mo, is offering new
accident policy that pays up to 500
a month for "a months for disabil-
ity and 100000 for deaths-costs
less than 1c day-S3.50 year.
Over $1,000 already have this pro-
lection. Men, women and children,
ages 10 to 10, eligible. Send no
money. Simply send name, address,
age, beneficiarys name and rela-
tionship and they will send this
policy on 10 days FREE inspec-
ton. No examination is required.
This offer is limited, so write them
today. Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-09

his voice was so sad and gloomy
that his father laughed and eX-
claimed: a
We'll, Buster my boy, Il see if
I can fix your boat SO it will go.
Where is it?'
Here said Buster, eagerly,
holding up the toy. please fix it! -
"Come on up to the bath room, .
called the rabbit gentleman and up
The stairs he went, hopping, with
Buster hopping after him and car
rying the boat that wouldn t go.
Then Mrs. Longears, who was help
ing Nurse Jane get the children
ready for school, called:
Wiggy, my dear, you have no
time to take Buster up to the bath
room to play with his boat! Mt is al
most time to go to school. I don I
want him to be late'
u won t let him get late prom
ised Mr.. LongearS. 1T will take
me only a little while to see what
is the matter with Buster S boat.
must wind it up and put it in the
water and try it. When l see what
is broken l can mend it, Don t wor-
ry, my dearl'
But Mrs. Longears couldn t help
worrying Neither could Nurse Jane.
However, they finished getting the
other forty-sixteen rabbit children
ready for school and hoped for the
best about Buster.
By this time Uncle Wiggily and
Buster were up in the bath room.
Put this plug in the tub, turn
on the faucets and let the water
rum said Uncle Wiggily to his lit
tie boy rabbit. "While the tub is
filling l will put a little oil on the
spring and motor Of your boat and
maybe that will fix it so it will go. -
The water gurgled and splashed
into the tub and Buster was very
happy because he thought his Dad
dlcums was going TO mend the
broken boat. Buster felt like singing
and suddenly, before he knew it, he
began taking off his clothes.
What are you doing?" cried his
father.
"Oh,' answered Buster, 81 for
got! I thought was going to take a
bath when I heard the water run
But we re going to try my boat
aren't we, Daddicums?"
yes said Uncle Wiggily. BY
this time he had oiled the motor
and wound up the spring and now
he set the toy boat down in the tut
of water. Suddenly there was a
whirring, buzzing sound, the pro.
peller of the boat spun as fast as
an automobile and it splashed anc
sent such a shower of water all ovel
the bath room that, in a second
Uncle Wiggily and Buster were soak.
ing wet
"Oh! Oh! OH" cried Buster
81 IN all wetl"
$50 am Il" said Mr.. Longears
And then from down stairs Nurse
Jane called:
Hurry, Buster, or you II be late
for school!D
But Buster couldn't go to schoo
that way-all wet What was to bt
done? Well, we shall have to wal
until tomorrow night TO learn. Then
if you will give the little puppy dot
necktie to wear with his collar
III tell you about Uncle Wiggily ,.
fast run.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-09
Bedtime Stories
By HOWARD E. GARRIS
Copyright, 1928, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE WIGGHY AND BUSTER ;:
GOAT

Buster, who was one of Uncle
Wiggily's little boy rabbits, hoped
over to his father one morning in
the hollow stump bungalow and
said:
DaddicumS!
That's all Buster said at first
Just Daddicums!
But from the way in which he
said it anyone could have guessed
that there was more to come. So
Uncle Wiggily who was trying TO
read the morning paper while Nurse
Jane got the rabbit children ready
for school, laid the paper aside and
asked.
What is it, Buster?"
"It won t go,' Buster answered.
"What won It go?' exclaimed Mr.
Longears. "Do you mean to tel
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-09
HOOVERS RETURN

WASHINGTON, March 9. UP)-
President Hoover returned at 7:05
a. m. today from a weekend visit
to his son, Herbert, Jr., at Ashe-
vile, ~ c., with the President were
Mrs Hoover and Captain joel T
Boone, Mr.. Hoovers personal physi-
clan.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-09
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
March Q. 1916
TEN YEARS AGO
March O. 1921

Members of the cast of "A Day
at Copey Island" the musical
comedy which is being presented
under the auspices of the Woman's
Ten Thousand club OF this city, are
to be congratulated on the way in
which they put the play across last
night at the initial performance
held at the Palace theatre.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-09

F. A. Buelow of Les Angeles is in
the city for several days. Mr.. Bue-
low is connected with the Mortgage
Guarantee company of that city.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-09

a stone schoolhouse at st. Helena,
Napa county, was declared unsafe
and the 275 pupils are having 3
short vacation.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-09

j. N. Cook. Orland, Glenn coun-
ty, has a Holstein COW that yielded
1898 pounds of butterfat IN ten
months.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-09
THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY
Fair tonight and Tuesday with
moderate temperature; gentle shift
ing winds.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-09

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Fair tonight and Tuesday with
mild temperature; gentle change
able winds.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-09

a stop to their companions wor-
ries.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-09
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell OF
Imperial Valley for this Date
In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
March q 1Q1l


Eldon Bragg, for several years the
efficient superintendent of the c
M. ranch under Manager Bowker
has left the service of the big COM
pany to go into business for himself
as a dealer in livestock.
In accordance with notice
served upon Water Company No. 8
demanding immediate payment OF
water rentals to the amount of $l2,-
900 that are the subject of litiga-
ton, Receiver Holahird yesterday
caused the water to be shut off from
No. 8's canals.
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
March 9, 1916
Misses Virginia and Irene Echols
of San Diego arrived in El Centre
yesterday to spend the winter with
their brothers, Percy and c. b
Echols.
Captain Seymour of the Blue
team of the Chamber of Commerce
last evening put one over" on the
Reds. Going to the city trustees
he induced them to subscribed fot
fifty memberships, all Of which will
be added in a body to the Blue ag-
gregation.
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A01S Aoeh %. " w
FOR SALE-so4 eth ST Sc,
5-Room House-s25OO
INQUIRE 1l07 d St Sc lee
4ard PLACE N.W.-SIx-ROOM AND BATH
brick on large corner lot; hot-wate- heat;
front and back porches; screened; fireplace:
repatnted and repapered throughout; fine
residence section; $3.50; very easy pay
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.,
1881 K St NV
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RENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

wooDLEY RID. g. ssth ST. CORNER. NEAR
Cethedral-8 rooms Ia baths and shower
sleeping porches. large grounds $50. care
l72s 4 ST. sE:-NSE NEAR EASTERN r HIGH
S Ss.h se eF cs P %1snc 49ssJ
1914 MACoMB ST. N.w.-BEAuTIFUL DE-
tached home near the Cathedral; rooms,
REV GAS iSo8 aEAfRR J6sr nfSH
SsIR os Sat Ave sarase FTsdafe oil heat
sos on years lease.
las 1eS rooms, bath, "ffrisidsire; ssS.
$500 Morrison St. N.w.-Detached. corner,
built-in garage. gas light, porches rooms
! "a baths; 800.
500 4lst st. NV, Chevy Chass-e rooms
bath, built-in garage, porches; $50
e4ls Maple Ave. G. C.. Md..-Not far from
Circle; detached, elevation; rooms Dath'
porches; SIS.
1894 n Hamp Ave NV rooms bath
attic garage, wide front, ami. $40
semi-deta ched. 6 rooms, bath; extensive re-
pairs under way; $40
1l4 Euclid St. Nw-s rooms, bath,
ami; 500
built-in garage, porches; $50.
BOSS & PHELPS.
14l7 st. NV. National 1900.
FOXHALL VILLAGE,
4435 Greenwich Parkway,
rooms and bath, Frigidaire.. .$BoOO
1903 IRVING ST. NV.
8 rooms. 2 baths, Frigidaiie; garage. $50. 90
64O0 BROOKNlLLE ROAD,
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
rooms, bath. det. 2-car garage. $500
1920 4th ST. NV.
rooms and bath semi-dcta'hedi brick ,ss 90
!. {. WELDON CO..
1927 X ST. NV. MET. soli.
ATTENTION!
Army and Navy Officers.
rooms baths. double garage. semi
detached; Mass. Ave. Heights, rent, sl25.
FRANK \. O'NElL,
1922 Wis. Ave West 1886.
FOR WHITE.
1915 nth pl. ne.-3-roOm apartment.
bath. rear porch; separate back =,
1851 D St. ss.e.-s-ioom fat, bath, gas, :. :.
e'e'' FOR CoLoRED.
756 Howard St NV rooms, bath
gas. hot-air heat ..,... .......... $50 00
1888 Hayes ST. n.e.-4 r. b. gas. cleo. $500
46i6 Hayes st. nee r.. b.. gas. cleo 1000
HARRY A. KITE. INC,
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WANTED TO lighthouses.

ROOMS UNFUR. BY list OF DEC /:
h -w.h., cleo; northwest preferred; state
price Address Box AK. Star Office
WELL FURNISHED HOUSE, CLEVELAND
Park. for congressional session Address
Box 472-V. Star Office
MODERN HOUSE WITH BED ROOMS,
preferably furnished. within committing dis
lance of Capitol. Write price and other de-
tails to Box Box. Star ONCE
COMPLETELY FURNISHED 2-ROOM AND
kitchenette apartment; prefer twin beds and
northeast or southeast locations Address
Box BLK. Star ONCE
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SALE-HOUSES.

Arms Sa II. OF qGvn THE and WHIT. 10 ds11
the, gift Of the Architects' Advisory Council
six bed rooms, three tile baths. large living
room, marble fireplace, dining room and an
electric refriseration; has a t%o-car brick
sarase. The house and grounds are in
hs sags Ssfyf for the %Sg
d erss B $685. gar s9se ONCE Ad
M buy s f basF house $3.50 6ER srss
ana bath q rooms deep. in excellent
ssrsse d osb as o Dig
Address BOX ass-R Star star Once 5Si sOOO
a.ROOM BUNGALOW, BLOCK FROM
GEO RAILEY. 24I Bergman ave, Capitol
s-RooM BRICK, S BED ROOMS, GARAGE;
small cash payment, balance monthly No
brokers Address Box 222-J Star ONCE
HARGAIN-CoRNER BRICK JUST WEST
sold and ssttsd Sefo msF Nov Nov sss terms ;'V
once. Mr.. BAILEY. Adams Ass
mnsnts' s77oo; $3.50 down. $50 month. 5ls
The BEST BUILT HOUSE IN WOODBRIDGE,
D. 6r,C E All brics' center hall hish aleTsti or;
5000 oath st. ne. or call North TAI for key.
BY OWNER, MODERN SIX-ROOM HOUSE
electricity. bath and garage; new all-white
enamel gas range. 1923 Robinson st. sw. or
District 5000. l5'
WILL SELL MY NEW DETACHED HOME
At an attractive price for quick sale. Loca-
ton Is just north of Marietta Park. in a
community Of detached homes. There are
8 big rooms and sleeping porch. cedar clos
cts. attic. beautiful tile bath, open fireplace.
hardwood floors and trim; very modern ktch-
en-, completely equipped; garage and good
lot ~ you really want a choice home, on
co~Slient terms, please address Box 483-V,
Star Office.
8-ROOM HOUSE, LARGE GARDEN. ON I'M
proved road in Virginia. For sale or will
exchange for acreage. Priced under $4,000
1905 East Capitol st. Atlantic 1908.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BRICK Mr.. 10Th
Street Bridges rms. baths; deep lot;
2-car brick garage. Reduced TO $l4.950 for
immediate sale. Call now, Mr.. BAILEY,
Adams 4786
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All SPRING RD.-s8. 600.

l4ll SPRING RD.-S8. 600.
owner leaving town, sacrifice rms. in
closed porch modern convenicncesS built-in
gar: transports ton. stores. schools church
es, theaters at hand Ad. 3543-J till p m
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S0,ZSO.
mi-detached brick; rooms and bath.
hardwood floors. garage; nice lot with flow-
erS and shrubbery: perfect condition. The
amount Of down payment and terms not of
as much Importance reliability OF pur-
chaser. House vacant; move in on deposit.
Metropolitan 5088; evenings. Potomac 44gl
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= = = = -
SO 2D-CAPITOI Hi

@,Z50-CAPITOL HILL.
Convenient to CAPITOL and Library a mod
ern 3-story brick DWELLING. containing Q large
rooms and bath: excellently located for room
ienting or Apartments Reasonable terms
can be arranged and immediate possession
JOHN +. DONOHOE & SONS.
Sl4 Pennsylvania Ave Sc
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BE SURE TO SEE.
39is Illinois ave- NV. Open rooms
porches. garages; wonderful house and sec
ton; convenient; reduced Columbia 1922.
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CLOSE IN. NORTHEAST. $3.50

CLOSE IN. NORTHEAST. $3.50.
etc. A real bargain Call National o2s4.
EIGHT ROOMS. H.-w.H. ELECTRICITY
Kenyon. Six rooms. furnace electricity.
garage-Sherman ave. Six rooms. business
5Os Twentieth st. NV. Twelve rooms, h.
VII. electricity. garage-Sixth st: ne.
WILL ACCEPT YOUR HOUSE AS PAY
Address Box 293-X. Star ofice.
GEORGETOWN-ALL BRICK. WELL CON
nished, 3 bed rooms. good alley, big shade
tree. select neighborhood, near proposed new
$50 a month, west i7ss 1855 ssrdd st, NV.
GROOM HOUSE. HIVE. ELECTRICITY.
modern improvements. BRICK garage; $500
cash. balance reasonable. North 2l47. SO
BY owNER-647 LEX. Pl. N.E.--s ROOMS,
,o bed rooms, hot.wster heat; with blower,
be seen any time. Open all day Sunday.
SO s5o-FuRNIsHED 7-RooM HOUSE, TWO
rooms. garage; $500 down, balance like rent.
II seaton pl. NV.
HOME OR INvEsTMENT-s6 35O-BEAUTI-
rooms newly decorated. large veranda. spa
Glous grounds, 2 double garages. OWNER
bath. brick, gas. h.-wh,. open fireplace
deep lot Immediate possession. Terms
| Apply BPS F st. ne. Atlantic 1903.
: 81. 950-EAST CAPITOL ST ROOMS,
| bath. semi-detached. ga, electricity; per-
feet feet :, condition; splendid bargain; terms.
| 81. $50 HOME OR INVESTMENT : NE
| Practically new. rooms, modern home. in
| closed porches, lovely condition, garage: real
| sscrifce; terms; immediate possession; act
| quickly. Apply 325 F st. ne. Atlantic 1903. Z"
REAL p; G. SUBURBAN BUNGALoW-oPEN
| --6704 4th n.w.-6 large rms. double garage.
convenient to park. cars stores. Col. 1880. =
OPPORTUNITY-RED So 1000
Open-48l9 Illinois ave nw.-Large. mod
ern rooms. porches, brick garage conven-
| lent. Columbia 1922.
FOR THE BEST BUY IN CHEVY CHASE
| see 1926 Morrison st. today.
1858 MASS. AVE. NV.
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one to get lovely home in Chevy Chase,
ready to move into at once. for $3.50 cash
ana balance, $85 per month. to cover interest
and principal. beautiful rooms with tiled
baths and butlt-in gear garage. cedar lined
stone mantel, hearth and chimney timbered
ceiling on first floor and hardwood oak
noors throughout; beautiful shade trees. A
such easy terms. 4617 Morgan drive, Wis.
2572 OWNER
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TOWN HOUSE OVERLOOKING ROCK
Greek Valley Convenient desirable section,
Mt, Pleasant. Kennedy bit. 9 rms. 3 baths
maids rm;: porches. 2-car brick garage
Good condition. A snap at only Sl2,75O. was
Slo.25O. Cal MR. BAILEY. Adams 4786
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SACRIFICE - WEST UPPER l4TH. $500.
ami brick 9 rooms. 2 rear glassed porches.
OIL burner. large yard. garage. Take at once
81 500 cash above first trust $1,000. Box
1868, City PostDf1ce
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NE. BARGAINS, ESQ
This 6-room and bath brick home. near
Stuart Junior High School. is just the place
for some reliable person who has a small
down payment; balance as rent Just thor
oughly refrigerated. Vacant and ready 10
move in. Call at once for appointment to
inspect. Metropolitan 5088; evenings, Cleve-
land 1857
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LOW RENT-S4

2428 End ST NE
Just two blocks north of Rhode Island
ave. and consisting OF four large rooms,
kitchen and bath. Large rear yard and
porches.
l4th and K Dist 5000.
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SEMI DETACHED ALL-BRICK HOME IN
SSG0 block Conn aye Owner paid SIS, 600:
like splendid busy block should soon be
aoned for business: rooms, sleeping porch,
hardwood floors. hot water heat completely
weather stripped Pear brick garage. Can be
Doueht with reasonable amount of cash.
Call District 6645.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS 2-STORY BRICK.
rooms, tile bath. redecorated, h W h, garage,
paved alley Cleveland 8037.
sI45Q NORTHWEST: $500 CASH AND $50
month: z large rooms and bath. hw.h. q
line. Ga. 4343.
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SALE--HOUSES.

NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
Handsome 3-story brick residence, rebuilt
intertorly; rooms and bath. h.-w.h.. elec.
Must be seen to be appreciated. Price re-
duced from slo,S00 to $3.50 reasonable
JESSE l. HEisKELL. Ills Eye st. NV.
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NEW ALL-BRICK, 2 FULL BATHS. ss.45O
Sun room. cement porch, deep lot. garage
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SALE-HOuSES.

1858 MASS. AVE. NV.
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rs odLETHoRPE ST. N.W-Brishtwood
section near Georgia, aVe.-School. stores
ears rooms, bath. breakfast room; semi
detached brick. porches, modern, built-i
garage; house 6 months old; $65. MAJ 1887.
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TAKoMA PARK uNGAfoW-oPEN-l13
westmoreland ave.Four rooms, BATH va
cant Reduced. Col 1880.
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oPEN-43l4 4th ST NW.-6 MODERN
rooms, ,porches, brick garages.
1906 Georgia ave. rooms. lab. fire.
place; detached brick. garage
42Ol Illinois ave. n.w.-Fine, eight rooms,
Dadn Col 1922
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aioi NORTHAMPTON ST. NV. CHEVY
Chase, D. CO rooms, 2 baths, Diet. brick;
excellent condition; built-in garage; reduced
rent for immediate occupancy. Nat. 1857
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i7si KENYON ST. N.W.-MT. PLEASANT
section, near cars, stores etc; bed rooms
2 baths; row brick; excellent condltlon;
Sunday. Decatur 1892
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BJRLETTH - 1886 T ST NV. - CORNER
brick house. six rooms, bath, brick garage;
two porches; convenient to all schools and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-15
: HOUSE IN WOODRIDGE,

SIX-ROOM HOUSE WITH ALL IMPROVE
ments, $7,700; $3.50 down. $50 month. 5l3
Irving
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-15

s3.750-s250 Cash, 500 SO Per Month.
Takoma Park = Containing rooms an
bath. electric lights. furnace heat: large 10
JOS A. HERBERT G. SONS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-15

DESIRABLE DOWNTOWN HOUSE, HALF
block from Conn ave. near Dupont Circle
4 bed rooms. 2 baths. Apply LAURA HAIR
IAN INC. Decatur 1903.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-15

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT BRICK Mr. 18th
Street Bridges rms. baths deep hot;
2-car brick garage. Reduced TO $l4.950 for
immediate sale. Call now, Mr.. BAILEY,