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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-07-20
Alice Wester Bride
of Frank Densinger
at Church Wedding

A pretty summer wedding took
place at St. GATHERINGS Catholic church
at 9 a. m. Monday when Miss Alice
Wester became the bride of Frank
Densinger of Winthrop with Rev.
Godfrey O'Sullivan as officiating
clergyman. Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Hauck
were the attendants.
Mrs. Densinger wore a dress of
white net, embroidered in pink, with
which she wore a close fitting white
hat, and carried an arm bouquet of
pink roses and baby breath. Mrs.
Hauck's dress was of light green or
CANDY and she wore pink picture
hat and a corsage Of roses.
After dinner served at the home
of the brides mother, Mrs. Anna
Wester, Mr.. and Mrs. Densinger left
on short wedding trip to Minneapo-
lis. They will begin housekeeping
Immediately at Winthrop where Mr..
Densinger is employed.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-07-20
WATER CARNIVAL
AT LAKE SUNDAY
First of It's Kind to be Held
at Lake Redwood; Large
Crowd Expected

A water sports carnival, the first
ever attempted in Redwood Falls, will
be staged at Lake Redwood Sunday
afternoon under the direction of Mer-
win Clark, swimming instructor who
has been here two weeks instructing
in swimming, diving and life saving.
A committee of businessmen is ar
ranging to have prizes for winners in
each event and preparations are be-
ing made to accommodate large
crowd of spectators. The program
will begin at 2:30 p. m.
Mixed with speed contests will be
novelty entertainment and exhibitions
of life saving and diving. The COM
plete program has not been announc-
ed although many contests have been
definitely set.
Following are some of the events !:
so yard dash for men, three prizes;
so yard dash for boys up to IA years
of age, three prizes; so yard dash for
girls, three prizes; penny scramble for
small boys, so cent prize; penny
scramble for small girls, SO cent
prize; pie eating contest while in wat
er at depth over head, open to any
one; Is minute life saving demonstra-
tions; gunny sack race for boys and
girls, three prizes and balloon race,
three prizes, open to all.
Mr.. Clark will give tests for life
saving at the beach Thursday. He
has announced that everyone is invit-
ed to attend the carnival.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-07-20
Delegation lnspects Two Sewage Plants

gravity may save the power bill, the
first ones are built at somewhat high
er levels than the last which houses
the filter beds. Spread out to dry on
one side was the solid portion of sew
eral months sewage. It was practical
ly as odorless as black soil and we
were told that it is of very little use.
One approaches a sewage plant
with considerable shifting but the
Worthington plant is nothing at
which to turn up ones nose. Every
building was clean and there was
very little odor. A caretaker spends
ten hours a day there cleaning and
operating what machinery does not
work automatically. He also goes to
the plant when a storm approaches
during his off hours to be sure that
everything is ship shape to handle
the extra volume of water. Some of
the city's storm sewers flow through
the plant although Mayor Jones told
US this is small mistake yet to be
corrected.
study Actual Operations
We were first shown a grating or
screen chamber where the rags, sticks
and heavy refuse are separated from
the raw sewage as it enters this
plant from the sewer. This chamber
must be cleaned out daily. The sew
age passes from there into the re-
ceiving chamber in the pump house,
from which it is pumped into the
clarifier, where the solids are separat-
ed from the liquid. The former set
ties to the bottom, assisted by me-
chanism in the clarifer and then goes
back through the pump house to be
pumped into the digester.
In the digester, the solids are sub
jected to the action Of bacteria. Me-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-07-20
MERCHANTS NAME
ACHIEVEMENT DAY
Committeeman

A committee including A. M. Dem
nistoun, w. E. Paffrath, and E. J..
Fenske was appointed to make ar
rangements for the county Al club
Achievement day program to be held
here in August at the annual meet
ing of the Merchants association
Monday night.
Preliminary plans were discussed
and the committee was instructed to
consult the county agents office in
regard to entertainment features and
housing of livestock brought here
that day for judging. Winners will
be taken to the state fair.
w. r. Roberts was elected a di-
rector of the association to fill va
cancy and L. E. Backer and c. II.
Schultz were reelected as directors.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-07-20
BIRD ISLAND FIRM
GETS BRIDGE JOB
AT $1,000 SAVING
Schottenbauer Will Gravel II
Miles Including Road to
North Redwood

Construction Of the new span across
the Redwood river near North Red
wood to complete the picturesque new
road through North Redwood. will be-
gin late in July it was decided Tues
day afternoon when bids of nine con-
tractors were received by the county
board.
The job was awarded to Jacobs
brothers of Bird Island for $8,400,
$1,000 less than the estimated cost.
Mr.. Jacobs stated that he would be-
gin work on the bridge before Aug
ust 1 and have the project completed
about November 1.
Jacobs brothers bid was $2,O2S
lower than the closest bidder, Teberg
and Berg, who entered bid of $1O,-
428. The third low bid was $1O,825
made by the M. E. Souther company
of Minneapolis.
Construction of % foot creosote
timber bridge was awarded to H. h.
johnson of Belview for $685.. Teberg
and Berg, the only other bidder for
the job, bid $3.50. The county is sup
plying all materials.
The 10 miles of regarding to be
done throughout the county were
awarded to j. p. Berghuis of Clara
City for $8,175.32. Included in the
contract are North Hero, four miles,
Underwood, five miles; Granite Rock
Westline, two miles; Willow Lake,
two miles and Redwood Falls town
ship, five miles.
William Schottenbauer of Redwood
Falls received the contract for gravel
ing Fl miles of road including &c
miles on the North Redwood road,
from the pavement on No. IA to the
Minnesota river. His bid was SIS, 469.18
of which $469.6S was for the North
Redwood job.
Other crawling work includes two
jobs each in Lamberton and kintlre
townships, one in Gales and one in
North Hero. Three days will be re-
quired to gravel the North Redwood
road, Mr.. Schottenbauer estimates. A
crew of about 20 men will get work
for three or four weeks crawling and
more will be employed in the building
of the bridges and regarding.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-07-20
Market Breaks After
Hitting New Highs

Grain prices which hit new highs
for several years during the interview
ing week, dropped sharply Wednes-
day to fall below a week ago in the
Gazette's weekly comparison Of mark
cts.
Wheat sold at $1.10 in the city Mon
day but was down to 95 cents We'd
nesday. Rye fell off Ii cents and
flax fell from SIT to $1.94 while
corn lost seven cents and oats eight
compared with the weeks high. Bar
ley suffered the most severely with q
20 cent drop. Many marginal gam
haers found their holdings wiped out
in the sudden turn.
Hutterfat meanwhile turned up
waxd two cents and eggs held steady.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-07-20
WOrthington Has Model System
Marshall Not Satisfied
With Investment

Less than a year ago the city of
Worthington had an open sewage dit
Oh which smelled worse than tann-
cry and was constant menace to the
health of the city's $500 citizens. To-
day that creek carries a stream of
pure water.
How this seeming miracle was ac-
complished was studied Friday by the
members of the Redwood Falls coun-
Gil, other city officials and business
men who had in mind Redwood's sew
age problem and possible solutions.
The party left Redwood at p. m.
driving to Worthington in four cars
via Wabasso, Lamberton, Storden,
and Fulda.
Former Congressman Frank Clague
who has secuted the old second dist
riot in quest of votes, led the process
ion over the route, which he says is
the shortest between two cities.
Arriving at Worthington Mr.. Clag-
ue ran across a friend at the principal
intersection, and introduced him as
the postmaster. It developed that Mr..
Clague was a few days late with the
introduction for Worthington recent
ly had a new deal" on postmasters
and a Democratic woman now holds
the title.
Mayor is Guide
Mayor E. j. Jones met Us second
later and our party drove at once to
the sewage plant on the north edge Of
town. No repulsive smell is present.
The plant is series of low buildings
built of hollow block, fenced in with
high netting fence. In order that
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-07-20

chanism, two arms at the top and two
arms at the bottom, keep the mass
stirred SO that the gases from it
escape freely. AS they bubble up to
the top, the gases are trapped and
taken to the pump house where they
are burned in gas water heater.
This is essential to eliminate bad
odors. The water from this heater
circulates through pipes in the digest
er, warming the solids to 80 or 90
degrees, thus speeding the action of
the bacteria. Three or four times a
year it is necessary to pump out the
accumulation in the bottom Of the
digester into sludge beds, from which
it is hauled away.
Going back to the clariier and the
accumulating liquid, we find it fills
and runs out into the dosing chamber.
From there it empties automatically
into the pipe that leads to the filter
ing bed, where it is sprayed over
rocks which separate the filth from
the water.
Like Swimming Pool
The filter bed covers by far the
most ground, being about 100 feet
square. In construction it is very
much like . great concrete swimming
pool filled full with about ninE to ten
feet of crushed rock. Ninety carloads
Of crushed Sioux Falls granite went
into the bed which is permanent as
material which collects on the rock
is destroyed by bacteria. Filtering
through. the rock, the liquid runs into
a gutter, and thence into . humus
tank where any possible solids which
might slough of the rock at times
are separated and pumped into the
digester. The liquid running from
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-07-20
Conditions Are Better, KLingman Says
~ ~
Land Sales Stimulated as Grain Prices Rise

Renewed interest in land as an in
vestment is indicated this week in the
announcement of The Smith Agency,
Inc, that the firm has sold 1880 acres
of land in two weeks, all in Redwood
and Renville counties.
After a long quiet period, gains in
the prices of farm crops have slim
ulated the sale of lands. Among the
farms sold this week is the Hillman
farm southwest of Redwood Falls
which was purchased by Peter Ander-
SON of New Avon township.
Walter Lamberton purchased the
Ever house on Finn street early this
week.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-07-20
DRYS PLAN RALLY
IN CITY AUGUST 3

Supporters Of the prohibition
amendment will be organized at a
rally to be held in Redwood Falls the
afternoon and evening Of August 8,
it was announced this week following
talks given by Rev. r. G. Boothe and
Rev. R. N. Holsaple at the Christian,
Presbyterian and Methodist churches
here and the New Avon Methodist
church Sunday.
The principal purpose Of the meet
ing will be to get all the voters to
vote this fall when the state considers
the repeal issue. Speakers will be
announced later.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-07-20
Vesta Barn Burned

Fire of unknown origin which was
discovered about midnight destroyed
the barn on the farm occupied by Guy
Wickwire between Milroy and Vesta
Sunday. A. large quantity Of oats,
hay and three calves burned. Efforts
to extinguish the FIRE and save the
barn were futile. The farm is owned
by L. o. Bellan.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-07-20
LEGION TOURNEY

The first annual statewide Ameri-
can Legion golf tournament will be
staged at Hutchinson Sunday, July
%. It is open to all Legion members
in the state. Playing will start at 9
a. m. There will be 10 holes for
qualifying in the morning. The en-
try fee is 81.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-07-20
County Agent Will
Hear Control Plan

County Agent Nate H. Bovee will
attend a conference of county agents
and farmers at Marshall July 26, pre-
paratory to forming county organiza-
tons of wheat growers for production
control. A meeting will be held in
Redwood county early in, August to
perfect an organization under the
farm bill provisions.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Dodds and fam
lily of Perry, Iowa were recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Stensvad. Mr..
Dodds is a brother of Mrs. Stensvad.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Charlebois Of
Saskatchewan, Canada visited Mr..
and Mrs. E. O. Charlebois and Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Charlebois here last
week.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-07-20
RAMSEY CLUB TO MEET

The Ramsey Farmers club will
meet Friday night at the John Ruder
home. A musical program is planned
by the committee and lunch will be
served. Officers of the club urge a
large attendance.
Evening star., 1933-08-20
36O6 14th ST. NE.

New Groom brick. fireplace. garage, ex-
tremely low price. easy terms Open. see it
today. 1927 Yost place. broom bungalow.
like new. fireplace. only S5,45O. MAYNOR.
exclusive agent. 2605 Brentwood road NE
North 433S
Evening star., 1933-08-20
OUT-oF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.

4 1000 ACRES VERY FINE SOUTH MIS-
sissippi land: well drained; good highways,
live springs. ETC.: near New Or
leans and Gulf Coast. Land well adapted to
papershell pecans, pears, peaches figs,
grapes, plums. berries. oranges, all kinds
early vegetables. reforestation. ETC.; won
derful for grazing, and poultry; healthful
section; good neighbors; excellent for coloni-
cation. S5 per acre: 81 per acre down,
balance 81 per acre each year. Make your
money safe By buying cheap land It
should double in value in two or three years;
title good; two oil wells drilling nearby nQv.
Bass Pecan Co. Lumberton. Mia
Evening star., 1933-08-20
NEARBY VIRGINIA.

Attractive new brick and frame English
type home 6 large rooms, tiled bath with
shower. large living room with real open
fireplace. beautifully Handicapped lot. garage;
price $3.50; property clear; can be bought
monthly without any renewal charge. To
Inspect. drive out Wilson blvd. to Clarendon.
"a ief. at monument on Clarendon ave to
the end of street thence left / block to 327
S5oth ave, Phone DECATUR 0317.
Evening star., 1933-08-20
SALE-SUBURBAN.


bath; large screened porch. h.-wh., modern
conyeniences; reasonable; l block District
hpe. Greenwood I'LL.
LANHAM. MD. Is MINUTES WASHINGTON
III acres. rooms. all modern improve
ments ns,n ehicken house special bar
4 hsH AGREs ONLY Ndntn "A G NILES TO e.
road; Groom house. surrounded by beautiful
oak trees; chicken houses newly remodeled,
ing business. Low price. $500 down. $40
month "A real bargain" Room BOG. $40
BY OWNER SPRING. MD.-DE-
ments. cellar under entire house, stationary
wash tubs, also shower bath in cellar; ga
condition for gardening; chicken house; all
kinds Of fruit and shrnbbery. large grape
one square to stores and bus line, 80 min
Mtes ride to heart of city, Reduced to
sell FOR ss' Easy p terms to 0 responsbIe S @
party or will rent for 500 per month.
Address Boy l68-V,
Star office.
bungalow on very low terms to responsible
party. There are splendid rooms. with
trim throughout. with lovely oak floors. the
second floor has been piped for heat and for
bath; it is also fioored and framed for 3
pleted and built by master builder. Beau
tiful lot. 6Ox150: ! " blocks to bus. If you
really want honey home and real bar,
ss4a sslR see this one s00n' Phone Shepherd
5-RM. BUNGALOW, GARAGE. ELECTRIC.
tSn3 S3o Sd sash ad go month Ao 6o @
cash SlS month.
PERRY REALTY CO. Ii O316-W.
ESTATE FOR SALE
IA acres South Maryland; main highway:
3 mi. from Patuxent River. 22 mi. from D.
G.; modern rms. h;-w.h.. cleo. running
chicken house. abundance fruit and flowers,
truck garden, about 3 acres forest. Property
of would oS
4! year cohPAST SS
one. near exclusive golf club, one little
iarther ,hr.S. out, with acreage You VIII have
lure Sn and Gpefs have done a each
terms. JOHN MCKINNEY. Merrifeld Va.
Falls Church 31-W-l. SUNDAY inspection
BUNGALOW EHI gal al z R. and b, AMI; MD. |
gonne pl. n.E. AID. 4726.
LOOK-S4 .Ouo-NEW
!, ,Bppngalow sp : & large rooms @ half-tiled bath
VIII. finished attic, concrete cellar: built
in two-car garage. large lot. paved street
Marshall Mar sqfEae ave-. comaT senos Manor Md no Drive
out Badensburg I'd. to second paved street
past Fit. Lincoln Cemetery. turn east to 115.
AN HONESI IO GOODNEoS ENGLISH
Colonial white brick center hall, with Il
rooms, large basement. garage, beautiful
trees; 90-ft. front. Drive out Sunday TO
Oakwood rd.. Hyattsville Hills. turn right
on Arundle ave. zantzinger Co.. MA. 6371.
KENSINGTON. MD.
4-room bungalow, $4,000.
Bath. sun porch large trees; on h-acre
high ground: ms, . stories. a mi; 81. 900
rooms, large lot and trees; S.. 600. Oil
burner. large porch; Conn. ave section.
broom bungalow. . acres: S3750.
Nice building lots. $3.50 up
KENSINGTON REALTY CO.
Kensington, Md. Kensington 132.
Night WI 2333
Evening star., 1933-08-20

I72I KENYON-EIGHT ROOMS, : BATHS,
porches garage Price right. See your
agent or OWNER. Adams 600.
DETACHED HOUSE, : ROOMS. IN GEORGE
town: near schools and transportation; rent.
$40 month. Address Box 219-V. Star once.
DETACHED BED ROOMS. MODERN;
convenient location in Marietta Park. Call
North T471 for details.
2 HOUSES, KENSINGTON. MD. 8 ROOMS.
improvements: large lots, etc; cheap 2ol
McLachlin Bldg
Evening star., 1933-08-20
SALE-SUBURBAN.

BUNGALOW. R. & B.. ANIL. SCREEN
lot; fruit flowers; s4'700 Inspect oo 20 w sib-
BEAUTIFUL NEW BUNGALOW MODERN
$1,000. Also 5-rm. bungalow, on Garrison
city, sd p So4 w FrEs fERsa sa!ffn fas e. se
30 A, 6-RM. HOME, oUTBUILpINGs;, Q
land will sell for around sa50 acre; on good
I'd churss @siP hshway w S79Te FERRY Ph Falls
TA dpaJ sSbdsy sSso h ss6a eayS
struction. Also at, 7O3 Addison ave. new
j. l. PRICE, oakcrest office, e63 Mt. YER
non ave. Phone Clarendon 272:
NEAR FALLS CHURCH. VA.
and hedge; electricity. fireplaces: house
viii vii C consider trade for acreage small farm
or good trust paper. Address Box 125.V'
Star office.
2 BUNGALOWS. ONE 5 ROOMS AND BATH.
one 4 rooms and bath; lots 200 feet deep:
quick sale. Call Berwyn 272.
FOR SALE, REASONABLE--5-RoO AND
bath frame dwelling lrenoyated) 500 Forest
Apply at premises.
WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS.
80, A rooms, dining alcove close 70 Rhode
rooms. central location, facing park; S6,95O.
6-room. center-hall plan; S7,45O. These
houses must be sold See them and make
us an offer for cash.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO..
23G7 Rhode Island Ave. NE. North 1908.
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME. ROOMS, l
acre. all modern; h-wh.. fireplace. sun rm..
garage; reas. Falls Church s44-F-11.
COTTAGE CITY.
New 5-room bungalow. finished attic. Lot
40 by 100. Price, S3,950. $500 cash, $40
monthly
WAGGAMAN-B REALTY CORP,
100 Eye St. ME. 1850.
Evening star., 1933-08-20
SALE-BUsINESS PROPERTIES.

ST NW-Large business room. entire
floor cement basement, storage room. near
Union Station, Post Office. Government
Printing ONCE; suitable for any small
business George c. Cole. WEST 1857.
NEW, MODERN. FIREPROOF BUILDING
or land to erect your own building. md
commercial: centrally located. Suitable for
any kind of light manufacture. retail or
wholesale business For sale or lease
II. J. KLEIN.
Ii 1881. I243 5th St NE
Evening star., 1933-08-20
FARMS ACCESSIBLE TO WASHINGTON.
New Listings.

pike nsaf Nd45eek I9 house o Modem
conveniences, tenant house, usual out
400 ,c acres - ns - OLD !, h0qse s;fs
~ 81 sos. 5.o6o0a5 acres on Rockville pike, large
residence and other buildings. Valuable
Si3' '500-150 acres about "A miles D. C.,
farm for city man or farmer; Has
ie-room house with h,T heat bath etc e.
owner has been go years bringing this farm
S5.000-A very clean little MONTGOMERY
County farm Of 50 acres. large house. good
~ s.. .6ooVHoward 300 How County farm. 200 acres.
with large house and barn;
GOOD ''SoH soil, State road throush property. old
house and barn. large branch.
S475oM16-aere poultry and pise0n farm m
fine old trees. Just of main pike. Mont
% S5oWPoIitry plant. % acres modern
Groom BUNGALOW, with bath. electric pump.
large poultry buildings, feed house. garage,
etc. Mile from railroad station. Light soil
SMALL PLACES. CONVENIENT TO p; G;
cos4s main ese and Forest atFssSne
lights; acre; more land available $3.50,
fireplace. INV. heat. electric pump: etc; l
acre; S5,650 with 3 acres-S7,250. new
h. w heat, oak floors, tiled bath; about
acres. wooded lot. miles D. c.
FREDERICK COUNTY FARMS.
Several fine Frederick County farms from
S4 800 up $4,000 will buy 120 acres, s.
room stone house. fine. buildings. electricity
available; 100 acres Limestone soil under
cultivation. 20 acres timber. Barn. ~ by 45.
See photos.
COLONIAL HOUSES. LARGE ACREAGE.
SIS OOO-Extra good tobacco and grain
farm, with fine old house, part OF 1t 200
years old, surrounded by lockwood and other
Good crop of corn. Government reporter
reports score of 80 on the tobacco, Fields
well watered. Bounded on one side by river.
Tobacco barn. stable. poultry houses Owner
will take small property as part payment
Excellent tenant on place:
S35. .OOO-One of the finest examples OF
the old brick Dutch Colonals, rooms ms. and ID
the 18th century; is in ine condition: sets
far back from the pike. with good roads
in and out. and is surrounded with large
See photographs Of Colonials and other
properties of historical interest.
SMALL ACREAGE BARGAINS.
Acreage on the main pixies out Of Wash
ington as low as $3.50 per acre, not far out.
20 to 30 acres. Just of Colesville pike,
about IL miles out 500 per acre. Eleva-
tion 52s feet; faces south. Stream through
property.
R. D. LILLE
266 Carroll st.. Takoma Park GE. 5000. =
WANTED-FARMS.
Evening star., 1933-08-20
SILVER SPRING
WANTED-SUBURBAN.

5 OR ROOM BUNGALOW, MARYLAND.
be very reasonable. Phone GEORGIA 1886. :
WANTED TO 10 ACRES. WITH OR
without house. in nearby Maryland or Vir-
gina. Address Box ll2-V, Star office.
WANT TO RENT OR 5 ROOM MODERN
bungalow in nearby Virginia. Address Box
3S-V. Star office.
WANTED - TO RENT GROOM HOUSE.
about $40. Cherrydale. Clarendon. Lyon
Village similar Virginia area; write full
description. Address Box 52-V, Star Office
SMALL ACREAGE DWELLING: NEARBY
Montgomery Co; responsible party; fixed
income; monthly payments; 10 money
down; will improve property. Address Box
.BS-V, Star office.
Evening star., 1933-08-20
WOODBRIDGE. D. C

WOODBRIDGE. D. c
OPEN DAILY UNTIL 9 PM.
1900 Tayl or ST. n.e-The last word in
brick bungalows. > cozy rooms with a
recreation room in the basement; all that
you have hoped for on a large corner lot
1909 2dth St. ne.-A compact 5-room
brick home. where you can really live with
out too much work complete with Kelvina-
tor ard garage Terms
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.
o317 Rhode Is. Ave NE North 1909.
NEW BRICK HOME IN A SETTING OF
beautiful trees. one hundred per cent mod
ern. overlooking golf course in short distance
Gated at the price at which We offer. SG.95O.
GRAHAM & OGDEN, Realtors,
S03 King ST. Alex. Va. Phone 1900.
3l3 Woodward Bldg. Phone Ma, :3Gsa.
A WASHINGTON STAR MODEL HOME.
zoo Thomas Pl.. Lee Heights. Va.
home at less than todays construction
cost Three, bed rooms. including master
weather-stripped and slate rooted Garage
Of same construction as house. q acre Of
beautifully landscaped ground. One block
from bus and 12 minutes from White House.
ooe GLEN E. EAK1N. INC. o,o-
NO CASH PAYMENT.
New SIN ps, seimia6Ing r,dn am hwh;
h-wh.: price ice $3.50. at $40 per per- mo. Cal
OWNER. Greenwood 1903
UNUSUAL WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN
DETACHED SPLENDID LOCATION
: VERY LARGE Rooms Attic and Garage
OIL HEAT. FIREPLACE. PANTRY.
STREETS AND ALLEY PAVED
Churches. stores and Buses '''O'''
ONLY S045O