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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-10-03
ruth BRYAN OWEN
IN north DAKOTA
TO AID ROOSEVELT
Spoke Saturday Afternoon At
La Moure; Cancels Ap-
pearance Here

LaMoure, N. D., Oct. S.-About 1000
persons greeted Mrs. Ruth Bryan
Owen in LaMoure Saturday as the
Florida congressional flew into the
state to campaign for Gov. Franklin
D. Roosevelt.
The daughter of the late William
Jennings Bryan will make seven
speeches in the state before carrying
the campaign to Minneapolis Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Owen urged the election OF
every Democratic candidate for office,
nationally and in the state. declaring
1t was imperative that Democratic
government officials have the cooper
alton Of members of their own party,
that they might all pull together in
bringing prosperity back.
She declared the Democratic party.
If put in power, will cut national ex-
pense Is per cent without endanger-
ing defense of the nation, without cir
cumscribing care of deserving war vet
Grams, without hampering the ma
tional child welfare program
Reestablishment of the national in
come by restoration of income to in
dustry and agriculture through more
equitable tariffs is the aim of the
Democratic party, Mrs. Owen said.
She stressed the Roosevelt refores-
tation policy as a measure to relieve
unemployment, policy she said
which would pay for itself over a
number of years.
Turning to the loan of federal
money to banks and corporations, she
asserted. the benefits derived by the
banks should be passed on to their
patrons through loans at smaller
rates of interest.
Mrs. Owen reviewed the qualifica-
tions of Roosevelt and John N. Gar
ner, vice presidential candidate, de-
claring they were we'll fitted, because
of their long years of governmental
service, to direct the affairs of the
nation
Other speakers were r. B. Murphy,
Bismarck, candidate for congress, and
John Magill, Verona, candidate for
commissioner Of agriculture and labor.
They urged the electorate to vote
straight Democratic ticket.
w. D. Lynch of LaMoure, candidate
for congress, was chairman of the
meeting. Miss Nell Dougherty. Mi
not, Democratic national committee
woman, and Mrs. Mary Ness, Grand
Forks, director of Democratic women's
activities, were introduced
A scheduled speech at Bismarck
Sunday was Cancelled. Mrs. Owen was
to speak Monday at 1:30 p. m. at
Harvey. at p. m. in Minot. Tuesday
she will be at Devils Lake at 80
p. m. and at Grand Forks at 8 p. m.
Following her appearance here, Mrs.
Owen left by car for Valley City,
where she addressed a dinner ar
ranged by the Democratic women of
Barnes county under the direction of
Mrs. Charles K. Otto. chairman.
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Shafer and Green
Confer at Chicago

Chicago, Oct. 3.-(P-Gov. Warren
E Green of South Dakota Sunday
had an INFORMAL conference here
with Gov. George F.. Shafer of North
Dakota, at which the farmers strike
was discussed.
Governor Green said he had no
statement to make concerning the
discussions. He said published state
ments that he was here to attend a
conference of midweStern governors
relative to the farm market Situa-
ton were erroneous.
The governor said one Of the par
ticular attractions of his informal
trip to Chicago was the world series
He said he expected to attend politi-
cal conferences Monday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-10-03
Rebel Collapse Ends
BraZil's Civil War

Rio De Janeiro, Oct. 3.-(P)-Bra-
zil's three-month-o civil war ended
Monday with the complete collapse
OF the Sac Paulo rebeles' command
Colonel Carvahlo. commander of the
Republican guard. assumed power III
the rebel city as representatives of
General Goes Dec Monteiro, federal
army commander.
Reports reaching here said General
Bertholdo Klinger, who recently as
sumed the rebel power after the COL
lapse of the Paulista civilian govern
ment, was a prisoner at the disposal
of the federal commander.
General Ringers fall was a result
OF the failure OF peace negotiations
which ended when his emissaries re-
fused to accept the federal terms.
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cloudy, cooler east and central por-
tions tonight; Tuesday probably fair
slowly rising temperature west and
north portions.
For Montana: Unsettled and COOL
er tonight: rain or snow south, frost
or freezing temperature extreme east
portion; Tuesday generally fair,
warmer east portion.
For Minnesota. Cloudy, cooler in
south. possibly showers near Lake Su-
perior tonight; Tuesday; partly
cloudy, somewhat warmer in north
portion
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GENERAL CONDITIONS

A low pressure area. accompanied
by warmer weather, is centered over
the Great Lakes region while a high
pressure area and colder weather pre-
walls over the northeastern Rocky
Mountain slope. Light precipitation
occurred in the northern Great Plains
and along the northeastern Rocky
Mountain slope but elsewhere the
weather is generally fair.
Missouri river stage at Z a. m. O4 it.
"a hour change, 90 it.
Bismarck station barometer, inches:
28.02. Reduced to sea level, 1919.
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QUAKE TOLL AT 232

Athens, Oct. 3.-(P)-Latest fig
ures compiled here Monday placed
the number of dead in the recent
Grecian earthquakes at 232 and the
damages at $2,20o,Oo0. The number
of injured was placed at $780, Seven
sight shocks were felt Sunday. A
total of 5000 houses were reported
collapsed or uninhabitable.
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MINOT WOMEN INJURED

Grand Forks, N. D., Oct. 3.-P)-
Mrs. Ray Belford and Mrs. Rose
Marie Fuller, Minot women, who
were injured in an automobile acct
dent west of Grand Forks Saturday
night, were reported improved Mon
day by attendants at the hospital
where they were taken following the
accident.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-10-03

When federal dry agents raided a
speakeasy here the proprietor, Felix
Dimitchellie, protested that the pro-
hibition law had been repealed. AS
evidence he produced a newspaper
clipping of the Democratic party's
repeal plank. They arrested him
and seized his stock, nevertheless.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-10-03
Ex-President Grant, German
Emissary and Other Not
abIes Attended

Editors Note: This is the
fourth of a series of articles deal
ing with North Dakota history,
recalled by the construction Of
the new state capitol building and
the cornerstone laying set for
Oct, 8,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-10-03

night; Tue S d a y
generally fair with
slowly rising tenn
perature.
For North Da-
k o ia: Par ! y
cloudy and some
what cooler, prob
ably light frost to-
night: Tues d a y
generally fair with
slowly rising tenn
perature.
For South Da-
Y n + a. M Cct1 ~
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U. S. COURT CONvENEs

Washington, Oct. 3.-[P)-Justices
of the U. S. supreme court convened
in black-robed austerity Monday
after four months of mingled rest
and work. Mondays only business
was receiving motions, with court
esy call to the white house also
scheduled.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-10-03
CONSTABLE Is ARRESTED

CONSTABLE is ARRESTED
Baltimore, Oct. 3-(P)-Earl Black
well, constable at Capitol Heights,
Md, and leader in many dry raids
in that section during his seven years
in office, was under arrest here Mon
day "for possessing and selling
liquor"
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VETERAN PHARMACIST DIES

Chicago, Oct. 3.-(P-Dr. w. A..
Puckner, Sc, for 26 years secretary of
the council on pharmacy and chem
istry of the American Medical asso-
citation is dead. He died Saturday in
a hospital after an illness of three
months.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-10-03
TO Escape Many
Colds A1togetllel:

At the first sign Of Catching
Cold" use Vicks Nose Drops,
the new aid In preventing
colds-especially designed by
makers Of vicks VapoRub for
hritations Of the nose and
throat - where most colds
start.
Part % the New
vje1ks Plan Cor bettee
eoN1R0t.oreG0tD0
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-10-03

WAS GROSSLY MISINFORMED
East Chicago, Ind, Oct. 3.-(R)-
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Weather Report
FORECASTS
CLOUDY

For Bismarck and vicinity: Partly
cloudy and somewhat cooler, probably
Evening star., 1932-03-17
Chi1dren's Coats, $2.95 Wsrs We :,

7 Smart Little Coats of warm campus fleece
and chinchilla. In brown, tan. and navy.
Sizes /, 2 and 3, for boys and girls.
Hats to match. Were S2.95 Now ...........,. 95c
Chlldrens Sets Of coat, leggings and beret. Of
tally-ho, French blue, brown. and red Sizes l
and 3. Were sl3 IS. Now. .S4.95
10 Little Girls Jersey Dresses; attractive 2-pece
styles, in green, brown, and navy. Sizes 3, and
S. Were s195. Now. Observation-Disclosures. 95c
20 Dainty Wash Frocks in broadcloth and cotton
prints. Sizes TO 6. Were sl95 and 50 95.
Now Csc
.oue skirt. Sizes 3, and g. Were 50 95. Now Sl.45
.II-NENIIES- APPaREI EOI-RTH FL
Evening star., 1932-03-17
Pictures Reduced to 75c
subjects Greatly reduced fer Friday.
Mirrors Greatly Reduced
Gifts Greatly Reduced

> Leather Banks, with KEYS. Were S2.25. Now 81
/ Pair Of Bronze Book Ends Was S27.50. Now Sli
Chromium trimmed II u m dor. Was 81 so
.
CIoisonne Cigarette Box. Was s12.5 so. Now. 81
Italian Boxes. Were 81. Now ..-.......-.,. 81
6 Pottery Powder Candy Boxes. Were 81 SO
NOV 'os
Set of Cups in leather case. Was 81. Now. So
Tie GIET SHOE SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-03-17
Tooth Brushes Special 15c

1l0 Fine tooth brushes With colored handles.
100 Dozen Swantex Toilet Paper 1000 sheets to
the roll. Dozen rolls. ........................ sc
90 Boxes of Mirror Nail Polish. Special 80. .@1c
81 Boxes of Guest Room Puffs, with cleansing
tissues Were soc. Now w.:...,.,..; ;..... 23c
IL ChildrenS China Tooth Brush HOlderSi Varl-
city Of colo-s Were Csc Now ................15 .15c
IL Jars of Bene Facial Cream. In colored jars.
81 Bottles of Chamberlain Hand Lotion. Were
10 Jars Of Thine Hand Cream. Were 4oc Now Sc
II Cans of Imported Bath Powder. Were 75c.
... =. . -t.
Is Terri Double COmpacts. Were SOC. Now. l0c
10 Terri Single Compacts. Were 40c Now. 25c
10 Clema Double Compacts and Lipstick Sets.
We're 85c. Now ..............-........ 500
Evening star., 1932-03-17
Bedding---Greatly Reduced

Inner-Spring Mattresses:
l 43x74 inches; striped ticking;
was STATS. Now SS.'5
! 39x74 inches; rose tickinS;
was $l9.75 Now .... Sl2.15
BOX Spring. with RABBIT edge.
39X74-inch size. for metal bed.
Was $3.50. Now. S11.50
52x9i inch Boz Spring. for
wooden bed: rose colored tick
ing. Was S27.50. Now. $3.50
Evening star., 1932-03-17
Infants Knit Suits, S1.45 Yer =, ..

80 Two-piece Suits, of English wool.
13O Infants Flannclette KmOnOs in nursery pat
terms. Sizes /. 2 and g. Were soc. Now. S5c
10 Pairs Handmade Panties. We're 60c. Now i5c
FiGUe Hats, tor small children. Were 81 :95.
Evening star., 1932-03-17
Glass Sherbets and Tumblers
Special 81 dozen

14z Colonial Glass Sherbets, and 1O8 Colonial
Glass Water TImblers.
IA CoIored and Cut Glass Cake Plates. Were 81.
13 Crystal color and Cut Glass Finger Bowls.
10 crystal Color and Cut Glass e-Inch Plates:
Were Sl34 Now .................... CSC each
Dishes, We're S395. Now. Sc each
3 Crystal Color Mayonnaise Sets; in cut design.
3 pieces; were IS. Now ..................S2.7
33 Beverage Sets; plate and glass. in crystal
color, with hand decoration. Were 81. so.
Now ............~......... 75c set
Crystal Color Glass Pitchers; 3-pint size
GLASSWARE. FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-03-17

Coil Springs:
Aft. size; was $50. Now SI2
l 37i2X79 inches; was $2250,
Now ,...s.......s - .. Sl2
] 48X73 inches; was Sl9.75
NOW .-.-.--............ .SI.I5
2 Link Springs:
44x74 inches; was $3.50
NOV ~l.~S
! 54x74 inches; was S3.50
BEps AND BEDDING, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-03-17
Junior Misses Shoes, $3.75

~ pUs'IU UTIU VU.DU
10 Pairs Junior Misses One-strap Pumps with
low, covered heels Laird. Schober a. Company
make. Sizes AAA 6, 81 AA 1, 4la; A C 2lz.
IL Pairs Junior Misses Center-Buckle Pumps,
Eith leather heel sizes 3 81; 2la' B. g.
i Pairs Junior Misses. Tan Calf or Elkskin
Oxfords Laird, SchOber & CT mpany make. Sizes
AAA 6ls IA 5l2; A 312. 5, 8; B 3, 412, 51a 7l2:
p Fairs s. junior CHS iairs anq schober and COM 10
pany OxfOrds, of tan calf or ekskin, with leather
soles and heels. Sizes A 11Iz to /; B l1l2 10
1877; H., u, ~: p liz, p. l2la. 49, ~.
PairS ara chdrens So o1foTds HoT Of tan elk and
camel elk with tan calf trimming. Sizes 81.
9, ga. 9, TO- D Ga and 10. Were IS.
9 Pairs Larger BOYS Oxfords. of tan and black
grained calf, leather soles. Sizes B So. !, 712;
6i7 Q; D 6i2, 7, ia and 8. Were IS.
Cyu rprN;e Suorc ECIrpri, T., cop
Evening star., 1932-03-17
Fine Linens Reduced

15 Spanish. Hand NEUROLOGICAL Searfs.
J. I8X45 inches; we're $625 NOW Ss ~ s. eaeh
Spanish Hand-EmbrOidered Doilies.
,, l2Xl8 inches 81. Now. LIS each
4. l0Xl4 inches; were 81. Now 95c each
14Xl4 inches Were $3.50. Now Sc dozen
= I2HIS-inch Italian Linen Doies' in green
lSNi5-lnrh Italian Linen scarfj green. Was
Dozen ItxIt Italian Linen Napkins green,
Ecru Lace Bedspreads; 72xios inches Were
$22 so Now ......................... SIS each
'HN9O-nCh Ecru Lace Bedspread, with sham 70
match. Was $3.50 Now ................ sl2. SO
u Italian Embroidered DOies.
%, l2Al8 inches; $l.l5. Now 55c each
l9, l2xl8 inches $295. Now. So each
Fine Lcru Lace Scarf; l8X54 inches. Was $3.50.
Nov .................,., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
, lSxiS-inch Round DoiIies, of fine ecru lace.
1tclS 10 NOW 'SE eaCh
lTNE IINTES Srcntrn FL nnR
Evening star., 1932-03-17
Wool Blankets. $3.e5 Were S6.25

Wool Blankets, 1926 We're s6.25
All-Wool Blankets, in pin-check design;
In blue in rose colors 70x80-inch sze
Al-WoOl Hudson Bay Blankets; ! in tan,
in gree. 60x84 inches Slightly soiied. Were
'0IA A-WoO Two-Toned Blanket, in orchid
and-green Was 1896. Now. ................S5 S5.95
pair Ah-WooI Plaid Blankets, cut separately
i2Ae4-lnch size in gold. Was $l250. Now,
7OXso-Inch Atwood Plaid Blanket; cut and
bound separately. In green Was Sl2. Now s795
36N1l Al-Wool, Fancy Crib Blankets. Were
1915. Nov .................... .s275
Rayon Comforts; lambs wool filled. 2x84-inch
size, in orchid. Were $l250. Now. 81 95
Ax92 Rayon Comfort; lambs wool hlled Or
chld -and-green. Was $40. Now. ........... $685.
BLANKETS, SECOND FLOOR.
Defiance Tires with Tubes
$2.1S Were S4.35
13 30x31a Clincher High Pressure Tires with
tubes, reduced for Friday clearance.
TIRES AND TUBES, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-03-17
Little Girls Dresses,S1 Weres 50

20 Crisp linen FrOcks, IN blue, green, and
yellow; stamped, ready to be embroidered.
Sizes to g. Also, Stamped Rayon Crepe
Dresses; peach, green, yellow. Sizes and 3.
~ Stamped Rayon BroadcIoth Dresses in blue
and white Sizes 3. and 6. Were 81. Now soc
Is Printed Dresses completely made and stamped
for embroidering; Sizes l. and 5. Little Boys
Stamped Piaue Suits; blue green, and tan. Size
4. Also ] Little Boys Stamped Suits of beach
cloth, in blue and yellow. Size T. Were ST.
IL stamped Organdy Dresses with matching hats;
orchid. nile, and peach. Sizes 2, and 6. We're
81 Now ........ Observation-Disclosures. 81
Evening star., 1932-03-17
morrow-Remnant Day Savings of7A, u and
Girls Sweaters. S1.95 Were s295

Is Smart Sports Slip-over Sweaters. in gay
stripes or plain colors of brown, navy, and
green. Round wee necks Sizes to Is,
II Girls Wool Slip-over Sweaters in stripes and
plain brown. navy. ard green. Round and Wee
neoks. Sizes 8, 10 and IA. Were 81 95 Now S145
GIRLS SPoRTsWEAR, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-03-17
Girls Wash Frocks, CSC

80 Dainty Little Wash Frocks, in plain
pastels and coorful prints Sizes to IA
y Girls Rain Coats sizes T. 10, u and IA. Were
$2.95. Now 81. .95
Girls, Wooen Dresses sizes IA and 16 Were
sIV; NoW :s-.3S
SzZ? NOW a., .sio;5o
Were $5.92 Now ..................SS. .SS.95
AZ Eo11nrIl q
Evening star., 1932-03-17
Plain-Color Rag Rugs Special rs
SIS 27x54-nch Plain Color Rag Rugs with end borders
Other Scatter SiSe RueS-ReduCed
ROOn-SiSe Rugs Reduced

/ SxI0 Basket-Weave Fiber Rug.
Was $995. Now .....-.. S5.45
8 KlearfiGX Rugs
!, 3xl0; was S38. Now, S17..5
!. 9x12; was SAG. Now. S1g.s5
l. 4.6x7.6; was S22. Now, SIP 95
! 6x9 LarchmOnt Wilton Rug.
Was S62 so. Now $3.50
! 9X15 American Oriental Re
production. Was Sl95. Now
Evening star., 1932-03-17
Chair Pads, Csc. Were SOC

"a CrCtOnne-covered Chair Pads and Covers;
in green, blue, and orange. AS is.
l. Paper-covered Makeup Boxes with prints on
lids We're 35C. Now. 25c
20 Papcr-covered Boxes, including 2-drawer shoe
boxes l2-Section stocking boxes and 3 and
section utility boxes. AS is. Were soc. Now, CSC
Fancy Handkerchief Cases soiled Were 81.
: Lace-trmmed silk Handkerchief Lingerie
Gases. As Were s1.95. Now ..............$l
NoIIOMS. AISLE 21 FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-03-17

Juniors Felt Hats, 75c
We're S3.75 and IS
10 Smart Felt Hats, in variety Of shapes,
and a choice of several colorS.
IL Girls and Juniors Felt Hats; also popular
softee hats. Black navy, and colors. Were 81 IS
70 81 No~ -. =. a9c
II Wool Scarf Sets. in plaid patterns. Were 81 IS.
Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ............... S1.95
GIRLS AND JUNIORS MILLINERY
Evening star., 1932-07-24

c T. ENGLAND.
Phone Pals Church Alex. Va, RF D
Evening star., 1932-07-24
COLONIAL. DETACHED HOME.
SPACIOUS ROOMS, . BATHS.
RECREATION ROOM. GARAGE.


A distinctive detached home Of colonial
molt II a restricted new-home community
between WlSConSla and Massachusetts aveS.
Brick and StuCCO construction, with gable
roof and CO4Cre.e covered front porch; 7
spacious rooms well planned and beautifully
decorated, with open freplaces in living
room and recreation room Modern kitchen
II new color scheme, with built-in cabinet
eculpclent. Frl-ldalre and console gas range;
Step-doWn lIy!Eg room and large recreation
room. co.olei tile baths with in
equipment. hardwood floors throughout; am
pie close space radio outlet, concealed ra-
diato~S. detdchsd garage: on deep land
'caped lol This home is only Is minutes
drive from tie heart Of the city. Only
81 .250, terms 10 suit. Call CLEVELAND
Evening star., 1932-07-24
WANTED TO 2UY-HOUSES.


OR ROOM MODERN HOUSE, VICIN-
ity Shepherd and Buchanan and 7th and
18th. VIII pay cash; any cordtion. Give
full details in first letter. Address Box 1881,
Star office.
SUBURBS, D. c., MD. OR VA SMALL
clear house; will trade corner brick near 18th
and Tenn. ave; ne; one trust. $500; equity:
$500 What have you2 Phone Adams 4786
or address Box 1868. City P. O.
SMALL HOUSE OR LOT IN GOOD NEIGH
borhood: will give cash or lovely Summer
| cottage for low price. Lincoln 9l42-W
WILL PAY CASH FOR SMALL HOUSE IN
any cordition as to repairs. III any section
of city Dec. 0536 between am. and 5
D m. or Adams 2022 after 6 pm
COLORED d. c. SCHOOL TEACHER. s TO
room house: ami; detached home; 40-ft
front or more large yard; no shacky neigh
borhood; city or suburb. Write for particu-
lars 10 CONLIFFE, $50 You st. NV.
a 6, 8 OR 10 ROOM HOUSE. CITY OR
suburban property; ami; for colored give
| particulars. Address Box 22lV, Star office
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR SMALL BRICK
houses. white or coiored <. W. MANSON
ll03 VT. ave. Dist. 1878.
Evening star., 1932-07-24
RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR KEEPING OF SEVEN ROOM MODERN
brick bungalow in nearby Virginia. about
twenty minutes from city. will rent. very
reasonably, to middle-aged couple. husband
ing room, dining room ard kitchen; bed
rooms not furnished; owner desires to &C.
cupy two bed rooms and have PRIVILEGES Of
premises without meals. For particulars ad.
dress P. o. Box 2l9 Penn. Ave. Station.
5-RCOM BUNGALOW. s35 MO. AMI; RE-
Hyattsville Hills, Nd. Hyatts. 1897. sun.
Greenwood 1852
:575o-WCODSIDE. MD. ROOMS NURS-
cry. ami. fireplace. h.-w.h. porch. gsrage,
trees, Shrubbery, large lot. 94l0 3rd (3rd and
GarheldD Adams 0l60-W.
TAKOMA PARK-Lovely house, rms, oil
5urner: electric refrigeration. Only $50
$3000--8 ROOMS IN COMMERCIAL SEC
ton OF Falls Church. suitable for combina-
ton residence and business. Mr.. SNIDER,
Col lll3. ! to pm. Sun. $50 TO p m.
during week. 74'
TAKOMA PARK, MD. lOI ELM AvE-s
ing porch and breakfast porch oil burner.
maids room and toilet in basement; scar
garage; spacious grounds well shaded rent,
SOS co.
KENILWoRTH D. C.. 1911 OLIVE ST
$3.50; Kensington Hgts.. Md. McComas
ave- known as Currie pl.; our signs on 1t;
acre. r. elec. 1t elec. range, well water.
partly furnished low rental to careful ten
N E. RYON CO. 1915 N. Y Ave. 34ls 18th
GROOM TILE HOUSE ON LARGE. SHADY
lot: porches. hardwood floors. hot-water
heat. wonderful Sleeping porch; among the
trees garage. 525 Clarendon ave, Ashton
ADANJC ns7O
Evening star., 1932-07-24
$ll5OO

Nll500
Chegy Chase Your opportunity "a 50.
west OF Conn. ave. Sn all cash. SEQ SO per
month! rooms. baths. Lot 70Xl20;
L eeS, roses. Gear EaraEe- Between clubs.
70 Blackthorn s.. Open sunday. OWNER,
Cleveland 1909. IS
A RARE BARGAIN NORTHWEST SECTION.
ONLY $500
A modern colonial tapestry brick. Six
inclosed aoIcne5 Gail Ciev. 7l55 after $50
Evening star., 1932-07-24
SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.

1853 18th ST. N.W.-io-RooM HOUSE.
suitable fraternity or family name your
price; disposal necessary; no agents. Call
Natl O641, 500 VT. ave
Evening star., 1932-07-24
S4,250.
slLA G-.-l.

Bungalow.
very attractive colonial bungalow con-
t2lrirg five large rooms, bath, large covered
front porch, hardwood floors. daylight cellar
attic large lot, in perfect condition; don
fan to see this Call Emersnn 8l3I
Evening star., 1932-07-24
SALE-SUBURBAN.
lCopftnuad)
Beautiful Takoma Park.

s5.s5o-Did you read about my special
bungalow bargain in last Sundays Star?
1t is 5l0 Elm ave. and sold last Sunday to
first party who Looked at it Now here is
another splendid bargain, priced also $1,000
below cost. There is pretty living room
about 15xl3. with coy open fireplace. and an
archWay leading into CHEEKY dining room.
The well appointed kitchen will afford a
pleasant place for any woman to spend part
Of her time. There are bed rooms. also
attractive front porch. This dear little
home is artistic inside ard out. 1t is well
built Of elastic stucco and has steel beam
construction. There must be about 5000
worth Of roses and shrubbery. to say moth
ing OF the lovely shade trees in the lovely
lot. 50a200. Several were disappointed last
Sunday. I Just hope you won't be.
Small cash payment and s45 a month,
covering all principal and interest. Begin
TO own your own home instead of wasting
your money in renting.
sl0.5oc-A beauty, with oil burner and
ELECTRIC refrigeIator; semi-bungalow style;
built by master builder beautiful rooms
on lst floor and bed rooms and sleeping
perch on 2nd floor: prettiest street in Ia
koma Park. Md. Lot 75xl50. with lovely
sShruh5erGy ~ and shade: also fruit trees. Sold
Tor 1000 cash 8 years ago Since this
mas had $1,000 in improvements
Evening star., 1932-07-24
EXCEPTIONAL BUY-oNTAR1o PL.

A colonial brick containing ten rooms and
bath: w h. cleo. hardWood foorsc screen.
home perfect condition. DO not miss
this opportunity. Call Clev. Iloo after 6.3o
EVENINGS.
Evening star., 1932-07-24
SALE OR RENT-SUBI,RBAN

WILL RENT TO GOOD PARTY WHO WILL
not abuse. mod. 1-rn. house, bath. hot-Water
neat. elec-. garage, orchard riE trees, / acre
On car line. for only $35 sell for only
S4900 on easy terms. HANSEL. Clar. 400.
CHEVERLY. MD-NEW GROOM BUNGA-
low. modern. with buIlt-in garage, large lot
shade trees. small family preferred; seen
any time. B. NEWMAN. Cheverly, Nd
Hyatts l334-J
MODERN FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW. ONE
b!ocE school and bus. Phone Clarendon
COLMAR MANOR, MD.-5-ROoM BUNGA-
low, bath. gas, h " h. elec.. porches; cor
ner lot: two-stoTy double garage. Price,
S6.500. $500 cash, $50 a month. or will rent
S45 month j. RIDLEY SHIELDS. s07 18th
st. Met. 1916. Hvatts. 7s6-M.
MODERN sIX-ROOM HOUSE. WELL KEPT
garden with fruit Of all kinds: poultry
houses. shade. water: 8 acres; would divide;
b. owner. STEWART PREECE. Merriheld,
Lee Highway. II miles out. Telephone Falls
Church 6i4-F-4l