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mer) Took plate and glass from Rdgewels tray Climbed
up the side of the pool sat there in the sunshine Ate and
drank with her feet in the water. And was very happy
Ths undoubtedly Heaven, she declared with her nose
in the mint
"You call every cool place you find hot dayHeaven
said Ruth Jones who was looking particularly well in pale
green bathing suit and therefore was in position to speak
quite firmly
Phyllis decided 60 in for controversy Merely rev.
eed the pleasure the moment Like any good Hedonst
(note-new cult-Hedonistic- popular)
It was the sort Of afternoon that created world
for its participans-a world that part of
old southern Maryland world where the Lords Baltimore
used hunt Seventeenth Century The Woman National
Press Club being entertained by Mrs Eleanor Patterson
her estate Marlboro which belonged to Cecus
Calvert 80
About fifty ladies of the Press enjoying life as life
should be enjoyed in summerbut practically never IS Some
ladies in bathing suits of assorted
the bathing sus-not the ladies' and were swimming and
floating in the big pool Two energetic spirits Jackie Mar
tin and Conne Frazier racing back and forward IN
their bathing SUITS the tennis courts Hitting ball
and jumping in the air with appalling and envabe energy
Some naughty characters sitting at tables under gay
umbrellas watching the swimmers The naughty characters
looked beautiful and detached in thin frocks and big hats
Spectator sports costume doubess) Among them was
Frances Parkinson Keyes Gust back from
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-26

markablv clever person in whatever she undertakes
These adesPrma Donnas ALL should have been discuss
ing the affairs of the nation politically artstcay and
Economically Tin terms of their life work. However, Phyllis
distinctly heard them uerng such commonplace words as
hee-who can that be in the checked bathing sudo you
really like painted oeras-her figure better than ever
have expected-nice legs but queer neck.
Maxine Davis so conversation the diving board dis
closed was lust about for California for the
Maxine was wearing black bathing suit. She had
snatched it counter her way out Had left the
ping paper in the haunted OF the Dover House when
she changed from her street dress.
Geno Herrick returned few days ago from hasy trip
to Cuba and bright and gay usual in pale green suit
(nice fit). Gladys Montgomery and Babs Lincoln made
tour the stables After admrng the horses they sat down
talk things the chntz sofa the lounge that adj
joins the stables
May Craig dashed in early and left eary-regretfully
Ada Raney looking aristocrac usual fingered late.
Pretty young Harriet Whitfor who helps Frances Reyes
write pieces in white with big hat And Margaret
Barney cool and picturesque in blue to match her
Helen Parker red bathing SUIT In way that MADE
the entire party jealous
Among the other guests of whom neither hung their
clothes on the hickory limb thought of going the
water were Ruby Black Josephine Hempe Josephine Tghe
Williams Helena Weed Hill Mary McCracken Jones Vergiia
Stevens Margery Cunningham Evelyn Condon Genevieve
Wimsat Gladys Moon Jones' Lillian Cup Jessie MacBrde,
Virginia Price Winifred Mallon Maude MacDouga Mrs
Herman Gasch, Grace Phelps Anne Wheaton, Katherine
Lewis and Blanche Joyce.
Mrs Patterson is always graceful hostess At the swim
ming party she superb She welcomed the guests
organdy frock Then changed into black bathing suit Dove
with the divers foated about the shallow end Of the pool
with the Discussed affairs state and other
matters with groups the umbrellas Changed into
fascinating linen pyjama suit with long coat wide revers
other interesting trimmings never remember clothes
detas in time to say goodby Was gracious hostess
generally that her half hundred guests almost turned
afka rt11 into WooEo n1 in %ho Counfr
Evening star., 1934-08-19
SALE--ACREAGE.

ia ACRES 9O-FOOT FRONTAGE, ON
hard road near Indian Spring golf course
and Four Corners. J. B. KIMES, owner.
Shepherd 1898.
NEAR FoRESTvILLE. u MILE OFT
Marlboro Pike; 90 acres wooded land;
s.. 700; easy terms. 320 9th st. sc. 20s
IL ACRES, FOREsTED. NEAR GREAT
Falls. Va. good for country estate; S4S
acre. Address Box 422-v, Star once.
10-ACRE TRACT 4OO-Fr. ROAD FRONT
age. electricity; II miles from city; IL
miles from Alexandria in Fairfax Co.
price, $500: easy terms PAT NAGGA-
MAN. Phone Fails Church 23-J-e.
ACRES, OVERLOOKING ROUTE NO. /;
suitable for gentleman's estate or subdivi-
sion; $1,000. Inquire MRS. C. HTNO
Tower Inn, miles south of Alex, Va.
THE FOLLOWING CLOSE-IN PARCELS
are wooded and have hard road frontage:
S1,000-.la acre. all improvements avail
able; near Washington Country Club.
S1,95Q-6 acres. near Falls Church.
S1.950-31z acres. distant view.
S3b00-12 acres: view into washington
Z. NEWTON SNIDER. REALTOR,
Walnut 1894. Sun. and Eve. co. l113
Evening star., 1934-08-19
PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS:
The County Board Of Arlington County
virginia. will receive bids until 1000
o'clock AM, Thursday. August 80, 1884,
for the furnishing of Materials and Labor
including al. equipment for the @ surface
yds of new work and approximately
ITO 900 50. yds. of retreatment work.
BIDS will be received for Materials re-
quired for all surface treatment and re-
treatment work to be done during the
present year. The approximate auanti-
s 5000 gallons to $4,000 gallons of BIZ
luminous Material. -
1000 tons to $500 tons OF Grade IA
Covering Material.
Specifications and Proposal Forms will
be available August %, 1884.
Bid bond in the amount of 81 900 90
must accompany each Proposal.
Any and all persons, firms. or corpora
tions interested in this work may secure
specifications, proposal forms, and other
information upon application to the Of
fice Of the County Manager, Court House,
Clarendon, Virginia.
The. right is reserved to reject any or
ARLINGTON COUNTY.
ROY 8. BRADEN.
County ManageSs
Evening star., 1934-08-19
TREES TO MATURE
BY NEXT DROUGHT
1900 Mile Strip to Protect
Dry Area From Dust
Storms.
Hy the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
That l.300-mile belt Of trees the
administration intends to plant may
reach maturity Just in time for the
next big drought.
of them. will be grown in about 30
years. This present dry period in
the Northwest has taken between IS
and 80 years to build up its water
shortage. Since wet and dry spells
have a habit of running in cycles.
the next drought period may set in
around 1864.
The trees, however. will begin to
be Of some use as wind breaks and
water conservers a few years after
planting, as soon as they reach a
height Of or feet, the forest serv-
ice figures. It will take 10 years to
plant them all. Preparatory work is
under way.
Plan Seen Success.
The foresters feel certain the plan
will work and the trees will grow,
because it's been done before. Though
this will be the largest shelter belt
in history, the idea is at least so
years old. Shelter belts were planted
that long ago on the steppes of
Southern Russia, where condition
are similar to the American prairies
They worked well.
The belts were planted as protec-
ton against the black dust storms
similar to the dust storms Of this
Summer in the West. T=-J reduced
wind velocity between the three belts
IS per cent in Summer and 20 per
cent in Winter. Evaporation OF
moisture between strips, as con-
trasted with open steppes, was cut
down and grain yields in q typical
dry year were quarter ton per acre
greater in the sheltered areas than
outside.
Experience has shown that trees
will grow on the American prairies
even though they are not naturally
forested. Among the best species,
Evening star., 1934-08-19
NEARBY BUSINESS
PICTURE UNCERTAIN
Indications as to How Autumn
Upturn Will Come Lacking,
Summary States.
Special pispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. August 1S.-In its
weekly summary Of the general busi-
ness situation, the Standard Statistics
%. of New York currently comments
as follows:
The business situation is still char
acteriged by midsummer dullness.
Steel mill operations again have de-
clined rather sharply. to a new low
level for the year. Output Of electric
current is being maintained at ap-
proximately the level of the CORES
ponding 1888 period. Retail business,
though spotty, has been relatively
stable. Carloadings are showing the
results of large movements Of grain
to market, under the stimulus Of
higher prices, as well as of shipments
of cattle.
Indications are still lacking as to
when and how the usual Autumn i'm
provement in business will show itself.
Confidence in the future remains at
low ebb. and business men generally
continue TO follow a cautious policy in
planning. Although stocks of mer-
chandize are being reduced. there has
been no broad scale expansion Of for
ward buying.
Evening star., 1934-08-19
EASIER TONE SHOWN
BY FOREIGN EXCHANGES
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
Foreign exchanges developed an
easier trend against the dollar yester-
day.
The American currency closed at
5.0915 to the pound in London, a net
gain of Il cent, while the pound dip
ped "a Of a cent in New York to
5.O9A.
After the dollar closed unchanged
in Paris at the equivalent of 6.67h
cents to the franc, the latter declined
0.00A of a cent in New York TO
6.671a cents.
The price Of gold in London ad-
vanced a half-penny to 1873 shillings
4 pence a fine ounce equivalent to
$35.27) and an amount valued at
$2,294, ,437 changed hands.
Evening star., 1934-08-19
STORES REPORT DROP
IN COLLECTION RATIOS
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated FreSss
Collection ratios on open and in
stallment accounts Of department
stores throughout the country de-
clined slightly in June, the Commerce
Department reported, but remained
higher than during the same month
last year.
The collection percentages were 4S.S
per cent on open accounts and 10 per
cent on installment accounts for the
month as compared with 43.6 per cent
and IT'S per cent, respectively. for
May.
The department prepares monthly
data on retail collection conditions,
based on the credit operations Of q
representative group Of approximately
400 department stores, reporting on
open accounts, and more than ESQ re-
porting on installment accounts.
Evening star., 1934-08-19
THREE. GAS FIRMS SOLD
TO HOLDING COMPANY
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, August lS.-Purchase
of three South Carolina gas companies
by Consolidated Utilities Corp, q
South Carolina corporation, was an
nounced here today.
The three companies are the An
derson Gas Utilities Co., the Green
wood Gas Fuel Co. and the Sumter
Gas & Power Co.
The transfer was made by the Chase
National Bank, as trustee. Operation
of the companies was recently taken
over from the bank by the Bond
holders Protective Committee Of Bal
timore.
Marion d. Lucas Of Florence, s. c.,
was named president of the new par
ent company and the operating COM
panies. G. l.. Buist Rivers was elected
vice president and w. Bond Collins
of Baltimore, Secretary-treaslrer.
Evening star., 1934-08-19

the Forest Service says. are green ash.
ponderosa pine, cottonwood. red
cedar and black hills spruce.
Sample In Nebraska.
AS q living sample. the Forest Serv-
ice has the Nebraska National For
est. covering thousands Of acres.
planted 80 years ago on what were
then barren sand hills. Wind breaks
also already exist in Kansas and
Nebraska which reduce surface wind
velocity.
The Landes region Of France is
another example of how shelter belts
work. Forest paintings there have
reclaimed thousands of acres Of waste
lands, the Forest Service reports, and
have vastly improved living condi-
tionS. Italy and Hungary have SIM
liar projects.
Evening star., 1934-08-19

CoLORED-5 R.. BATHS. H.-w H.
cleo; excellent condition. A bargain for
quick sale. DE. 594S.
COLORED-COLONIAL TYPE, 6 RMS.
tile bath, h.-w.h; select residential NV.
section; So 800; $500 cash. North 9709.
COLORED-NEWLY AND BEAUTIFULLY
decorated; 5 rooms, baths. back stair
way h.-wh. elec. Submit your oner
and terms. 1900 block of Kenyon st.
Evening star., 1934-08-19
AUTO PRICE CUTS HELP
TO MAINTAIN VOLUMES
Rx the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, August 1S.-Lowered
automobile prices have helped pro-
ducers to get an unexpected volume
of Summer business. Grams weekly
survey indicates that both sales and
production have declined less than ex-
pected at this season. Production
dipped 1855 units to 53,854, which
was virtually the level Of the same
week of last year, when Cram estimat-
ed $500.
Evening star., 1934-08-19
CLEARING HOUSE ISSUES
REPORT AT NEW YORK

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, August 18.-Thei
weekly statement of the New York
clearing house shows:
Total surplus and undivided profits,
$723, 3,312, 200 (unchanged).
Total net demand deposits (aver-
age), $48, ,525, 900 Cncrease).
Time deposits (average), $3,oe1, 900
(decrease).
Clearings week ending today, $2,-
879, ,419, ,122.
Clearings week ending August II,
$2,431, ,486, 1927.
Evening star., 1934-08-19

MODERN 5-R. BUNGALOW. ga ACRES;
well located. near Berwyn;. S3.500 easy
terms. Choice acreage on highway. S225
j. NJ. Earnest 1921 oath. Mt. Rainier. Md.
CoLMAR MANOR. MD.-5-RooM AND
bath bungalow; porches, large lot, shrub
berry, fruit. Needs repairs, but a few
hundred dollars would do wonders. $1,000.
Must be cash. 3l7 F st. ne.
rooms and bath. large lot, garage chicken
house, fruit close to everything. Will
rent. Apply 1105 Md. ave. ne.
Evening star., 1934-08-19
SILK IMPORTS JUMP.

NEW YORK, August IS GA
sharp squirt in imports of raw silk
during the last 80 days is reported by
the National Federation Of Textiles,
Inc. Some credit the rise purely to
concentration of shipments during the
above period.
Evening star., 1934-08-19

semi-bungalow. rooms. bath, large
closets. porches. pump on porch, city
back yards, fenced; garage. shrubbery,
close to bus and electric line. high school,
stores modern conveniences; located Pur-
cellville Va SO 500; terms reasonable.
Apply 3O4 Spring ave. Takoma. Nd.
Evening star., 1934-08-19
SALE--SUBURBAN.-

ROOMS BATH. GAS, ELEc.. H.-W.H.
and garage; 34-acre ground with fruit
trees. For inspection. call owner. 622
Gauatin St A.w. 19.
Evening star., 1934-08-19
BRIDGE BONDS DEPOSITED.

NEW YORK, August 1S R.-The
committee for the Cooper River Bridge
first mortgage per cent bonds an
nounces that more than 90 per cent
Of the bonds have been deposited
under the proposed adjustment plan.
Evening star., 1934-08-19
ACCESSORIES STILL GAIN.

NEW YORK, August 1S QP.--Or-
ders for accessories continue to gain
in the wholesale trades here, with in
dications that o substantial number
of retailers will complete their initial
Fall purchases within the next 10
days.
Evening star., 1934-08-19
RENT-OFFICE SPACE.
SALE OR EXCHANGE.

1902 9th ST. N.W.@sHoP, S25: OFFICES
SIS to S35; elec. included; h.-w.h., JAM
tor. Inspect 10 am. to l pm. DI. 7451
Evening star., 1934-08-19

FLORIDA BUNGALOW. CLEAR. FOR
small home in D. c. or suburbs. White
location. Address Box 47S-V. Star oflce.
Evening star., 1934-08-19
sALE--HoUSES.

ZIP MILITARY RID.
Owner must sell his beautiful detached
brick home, in one of the prettiest sec
tions Of Chevy Chase; 9 large rooms,
beautiful. baths, finished sttici $1,000
new oil-burning unit: 2-car garage, Ror-
seous lot, electric refrigeration; wonder
ful environment: bargain for some one
OPEN FOR INSPECTION ALL DAY SUN.
Evening star., 1934-08-19
WANTED-ACREAGE

ABOUT is ACRES AND SMALL, HOUSE
in Maryland. within 10 miles District line.
where small cash payment and monthly
terms are acceptable. Address Box
407-V. Star ONCE l9s
Evening star., 1934-08-19
Sl5.50O
3612 DAVIS ST.

In lovely Massachusetts, Avenue
Heights, at a price way below its
original cost. Built to order for
owner. Detached. all brick CO.
lonial in community of expensive
houses: rooms q bedrooms), 2
baths; 1st floor lavatory; oil heat;
screened rear porch; built-in 2-car
garage, Drive west from Mass.
Ave. around Observatory Circle into
Davis st. to house.
Evening star., 1934-08-19
sALE-COUNTRY PROPERTY.

A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY HOME FOR
sale at greatly reduced price 81 acres
land; Improved by an attractive frame
dwelling Of nine rooms, numerous closets
two baths and all modern improvements
The house is brick lined. making it cool
in Summer and warm in Winter. A
large, beautiful lawn with fine old shade
on an elevation giving 9 pleasing view Of
the Valley and the Blue Ridge in the dis
tance. First-class soft water drawn from
deep bored well by electric motor This
property Is on hard road. short distance
Of railroad station and q country village
Price, $6,50O cash. To be fully appreci-
ated, this property must be seen. H. G. T.
EWING, Agent, Leesburg, Va
Evening star., 1934-08-19
SALE-SUBURBAN.

ATTENTION. MR.. RETIRED MAN!
50. $50 will buy small estate compris;
ing about acres ground, 800 II. on paved
ave. and dandy 7-room detached home;
elec.. city water and sewer available; ex-
cellent for chicken raising, small truck
garden. etc. nice trees and flowers. Lo-
Gated in Gaithersburg. Nd. 80 min. from
d. G. Free and clear. This property actu-
ally cost $4,000 E. A. GARVEY attorney
for owner. DI 450S. 1926 VT ave.
LARGE LIST OF SUBURBAN HOMES.
sale or rent. ROBERT E. LOHR. 81
Cedar st. Takoma Park. GE. 0S8l
400 SOUTH SPRUCE ST, LYON PARK
Va,-An-modern home; 5 rooms. closets
bath. dry basement, cement floors. hot
water heat. laundry; lot 50x124; garage.
For sale by owner and builder, E. Z.
PORTER Clarendon 1929 los
WONDERFUL BARGAIN-ONLY SAT SO
per month, including all interest and taxes
Price. $4,000; cash. 81 600 Modern brick
800 block 18th ST. ne. Owner. Address
Box 416-V. Star ONCE.
DESIRABLE OCATION-GARRETT PARK
--6 rms, modern: large lot, 2-story sarage
greenhouse; Kensington 3?0-W. or CL.
1720,, Br. rs.
8 r. BUNGALOW TILE BATH. SHOWER
h.-w.h., gas, electricity. garage; 3 years
ago this property sold for S7.500; has
been taken in under q mortgage and can
ARvIN REALTY co. Call Hyattsville 765.
Evening star., 1934-08-19
SALE-SUBURBAN.

BUNGALOw-S4 OO0-TERMS.
rooms, bath. large lot, chicken house
and run; high elevation Just over D. G.
line in Boulevard Heights Sc. Opposite
Fort Dupont. To inspect phone Mr..
Hhooen wAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1925 14th st. NV. DI. 3347.
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.
Corner goth and Randolph n.e.-New g.
room bungalow. modem in every way; lot
55-ft front. back yerd fenced. Price.
S7.750: easy terms. Your Inspection IN
vited. Nothing like 1t in this section. Ap,
ply 2314 Rhode Island ave. ne. Cau
Decatur 1147.
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
Fifteen minutes out. convenient to
stores. transportation. F1ve-room mouse
on Handicapped lot: modern improvements.
Attractively priced at $1,000.
w. S. HOGE, JR.,
1927 X st. NV. DI. 1868.
Evening star., 1934-08-19
SALE-LOTS,

CUMBERLAND AVE, soMERsET-69x15o.
owner. wise. 1923. Somerset. Md
5 OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN
Mt, Vernon Hills, Fairfax County. on lib
eral terms or attractive discount for cash.
Address Box INV. Star oflce.
TWO LARGE LOTS NEARBY VA, HIGH
elevation. bargain for quick sale. p. o.
Box 213. Alexandria. Va.
SPECIALl SPECULATOR'S BARGAIN!
IL row house lots facing golf course, So
$50; act todayl ME. 1856.
OAKCREST LOTS $3.50 AND UP IN THIS
beautiful suburb with trees: terms very
easy: 12 min. to center of city: come out
architect is at your command: our build
ers are some of the most reputable in this
locality: let us show you what we have to
offer without obligation to you; J; L.
non ave. Phone Clarendon 272.
lots IN ALL SECTIONS. FPOM 81 coo
to $1,000: corner of 44th Ellicott SITS.
''a,DO, a,U ,,4s HOG y y #45sH s a''''
BUILDERS. AFTERNOONS TO 90 LOTS.
available. will sell with improvements or
without; also 5a4 acres. ga miles Wash
ington by Lee Highway, Va. Walnut 1850.
4-FAMILY-FLAT SITE. ABOUT 34xss
to 15-ft alley: al improvements; near
new large housing development nRsr A9ns Only
ON NO. l HIGHWAY. Y MILE BELOW
offering building lots 50x150 at unheard-
Of prices. low as S100. This is sure
GRAHAM & OGDEN. Realtors.
S03 King st.. Alexandria. Va.
Evening star., 1934-08-19

WANT TO BUY HOUSES WILL PAY ALL
cash. Call and give number. AT. 4Ols-J.
Evening star., 1934-08-19

CAN PAY CASH FOR GROOM. BATH,
detached home in good NV. section OF
IVoodridpe LOUIS ME. 1852.
Evening star., 1934-08-19
SALE--SUBuRBAN.

GROOM BUNGALOW, NEWLY CoNDI-
toned; near Lee Blvd, miles; ami:
ss PSon. risSfsS SoS sSse sE % on VILE ia: e
e510 RIDGE DRIVE. BRooKMoNr. MD.
(near Conduit rd)--5-room and bath
reduced price. Terms. 5000 cash, s47.do
csDssl b.s Hssht; .i:e. INC
ssE.sss sssssa sSs sSa0. r. nSRS' sssS
SILVER SPRING. MD.-ATTRACTIvE
new Groom house. ami, large lot; $4,000;
easy terms. 939 M st. NV. D1. 4173.
$50 ACRES AT SILVER SPRING HAVING
1000 #. front of Georgia ave: an clear;
WIN. WM. +. iSf cARTiN. fi GsI sHepherS a474-y.
SUBURBAN BARGAIN. BEAUTIFUL
bungalow: lot 60 by 15o: located in quiet
Eooded residential neigh6orhood fu 81 Chevy ,iy
ing room. open fireplace; finished attic.
large closets. beautiful trees, shrubbery,
asRSSs Sei
s4sii-y. salsii Private owner Call wisconsin
LYON PARK-5-RooM MODERN HOUSE.
hardwood floors. h.-w.h., large corner lot
with trees. Reasonably priced at $4,000;
n. E. RYSoN CO.. 1904 WILSON BLVD.
Phone C1ar. 1250-WAlnut 9340.
EXCELLENTLY LOCATED ON ROCK
Vile Pike, not far out; a house Of 13
rooms several baths. h.-wh. and cleo;
situated in fine grove of trees; on 7 acres
with good frontage on pike. real bar
gain at $4,000; terms
Call Mr.. Kennedy.
WAGGAMAN-BRAWN
REALTY CORPN..
1900 Eye st. NV NE. $3.50.
Sunday CL. 1880.
TAKOMA PARK-S5,75O. 2-FAMILY
house near end of 14th st. Takoma car
line. 10 rooms, baths. several sleeping
porches. INV. heat; terms. GE. 1901.
2h-ACRE VILLAGE FARM" ATTRAC-
tive bungalow; city improvements; INV.
berry and trees. garden, poultry houses,
kennel and stable; completely fenced; 2
blocks to train. Might trade on large
farm. GE. 1901.
Evening star., 1934-08-19

SMALL HOUSE. WHITE OR coLoRED;
clear or almost clear for equity above
trust. in 10 rms. , baths. excellent room
ing or apts.; 2-car garage; all-white sec
ton See 1893 Kilbourne, nr. 10th, Mt.
Plna sant Adams A1R6
Evening star., 1934-08-19
or Cail MARK CoCKERI
Falls Church S37-F-21
POULTRY FARM

POULTRY FARM
PRICED FAR BELOW ACTUAL VALUE
% acres fertile soil. 10 acres in corn
and u acre in potatoes about ready to
harvest, 500 PLYMOUTH CHICKS ready
TO market. good COW. 1-ton Chevrolet
truck. plows. cultlvstors and all necessary
equipment. Brooders and all necessary
buildings. ON MAIN HIGHWAY IN
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. MD. % MILES
sG, From WAS MAAsSHdNGToM; GToM;, LAND Is WORTH
EQUIPMENT. THIS IS YOUR OPPOR-
TUNITY AT ONLY S2.750.00 DON'T MISS
1T! BOSS & PHELPS. 1417 X ST., Ma
tional $500. See Mr.. Watson.
$500 Gets Farm, Crops.
Horse. 30 poultry, tools. potatoes. corn,
proved road. acre Strawberries. wood lot
coy cottage, poultry house. Only 81 600
for all, $500 down; picture page 40 FREE
illustrated catalog l, 900 bargains STROUT
AGENCY, 1427-N Land Title Bldg. Phila.,
Pa
Evening star., 1934-08-19
Sl6.5OO

4554 KLINGLE ST.
A home in Wesley Heights. Many
people will welcome such an OPP
portunity to buy in this Garden
Spot of WASHINGTON. Detached
on beautiful wooded lot; II 1T:
front; bedrooms, 3 baths; oil
heat; garage. Brick. frame and
stucco construction. A cheap home
for some fortunate buyer.