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Sales OF Stocks the New York Exchange
11:Oo AM. $4,000 1900 Noon. 100000
100 PM. 100000 200 Pm. l.220.O0O
as in annual
payments the latest haf-yearH
Unit Partly extra Plus
9eein stock. Paid last regular Payable
stock a. stock this year. Accumulated
in preferred
dividends year Companies receivership
or being Plus n go In
stock D PIus 20 in stock Ex dividend " "
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rs at Nadsco Sales Corp. &.
3ls. Ia Nanadium Corp.
I'M Az Van Raalte.
IS 54A NanRaalte 1st pf(O
S6a. 24's Wick Chem (T2.40). E.
5n l5s Ea-Car Chemical. ..
26 10 Na-Car Chem Sc pf
so 65 Va FL e Pwr pf 60.
9 3's Va Iron Coal & Coke
79 81 Vulcan Detin (h3).
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The Best Kind Of
Christmas Present

is offered through the Building and
Loan Plan of Saving! for it pro-
notes habits of thrift and dependa-
bility!
. Regularly saving a portion of your
salary each pay day will enable you
to have the things you want Next
Christmas and in the meantime
you have CASH RESERVE to help
you in an emergency!
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Ga ia Wabash pf B (k).
es 4 Waldorf System. :.
29A l7h Walgreen Co (ml).
1l412 S412 Walgreen pf (612).
Gas pa Walworth Co. .....
SO "a Ward Baking pf CD
s4 2a Warner Bros Pic. -.
3lIs IS Warner Bros Pic pf.
3B 1 Warner-Quinlan.
1854 5h Warren Bros.
2S5s 10 Warren Bros CIV pf. =.
81 1871 Warren F & P (hl).
1875 15&4 Wesson o q S (fl).
74A. 521a Wesson o & S pf(4)
6Sla 45 West Pa Elec pf co
80 5l% West Pa Elec pf ca
ll0S S9l3 West PennPw POO
Ga ia Western Dairy pf A
2l3 y Western Dairy pf b
17h y, Western Maryland.
Sl9 2ss Western Pacific >.
17la Ar Western Pacific pf.
Co.'S 29l2 W estern Union. 80.
.36 l5a WestinGh'se ALB soc
47H 27M Westinghouse Elec.
95 50 Westingh'se 1st S1a
l512 8 Weston Elec Inst. ..
27h 14h Westvaco Chi (4Oc)
SO 25 Wheel & Lake L pf.
29 III, Wheeling Steel.
31l2 2lA White Rock NJ S CD
5s4 q. Wilcox Oil e. Gas.
y 4s4 Wilson & Co.
29ss l2A Wilson & Co (A)
951, SO Wilson & Co pf 90
55H 4lh Woolworth t2.40)..
S1a 1874 Worthlngton Pump.
53 311a Worth Pump pf A. .
AZ 23% Worth Pump pf B..
rs 1914 Wright Aero. .....
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231s 12h Pacific G G. E (1l2).
81 2oi4 Pacific Lighting 80,
"a 1914 Pacific Mills (h50c) .
S51 707s Pacific Tel & Tel (6)
SIS ga Pac W'n Oil (h40c).
Ga pa Packard Motor. ....
51a Ia Par-PubliX ctfs(k).
351 II Park & Tilford. ....
Ga 21s Park Utah. ........
~ u Pathe Exchange.
24h 10l. Pathe Exchange (A)
21s 1OL Patino Mines.
41s Ia Peerless Motor. ....
Ct Ass Pennick & Ford 90.
7OH 511s Penney (J c. t4.4o.
~ "a Penn Dixie Cement.
32 12h Penn-Dixie c pf(A).
39h 2Oh Penn r r (hD....
66 21 Peoples Drug S (t3)
43N 1885 Peoples Gas Chi. -.
3S IL Pere Marquette. -
51h 1S Pere Marquet pr pf.
IA. 81 Petrol Corp (h50c).
1874 1874 Phelps Dodge (h75c)
6x ga Phila G. Read c & l.,
4Osa 11a Philip Morris d..
747s 4S Phillips-Jones pf I.
zO44 1874 Phillips Petrol %.
6ia 3. Pierce-Arrow (k)...
BAN 1914 Pillsbury Flour1.60.
1871 IA Pittsburgh Coal. -.
11sa Al Pitts Screw & Bolt. &.
27 liz Pitts & West Va. -.
5 IL. Pittston Co. o........
16x 8 Plymouth Oil g75c..
IAN 6 Poor & Co (B).....
3L l Port Ric Am Tob B.
29A 1O1s Postal Tel & Ca pf..
51a Ia Pressed Stl Car (k).
44s, 331s Proc & Gamb tho.
1T 1927 Proc & Gam pf o..
as z6 Pub Serv n ] (2.SO.
1O4h 80 Pub ServG&E pf(5.
59ss 35H Pullman Inc (3)....
14h 6N Pure Oil. l.........
80 ~ Pure Oil pf. ........
1871 8ss Purity Bakeries %
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1ok Ia i elautoGrap ph (l)...
6a4 31t Tennessee Corp....
29h l9a. Texas Corp Q).....
43h 80 Tex Gulf Sulph (2).
43A 1874 Texas & Pac L K. :.
Ga y, Tex Pac Coal 6; Oil.
II Ga. Tex Pac Land Trust
lS 8 Thatch Mfg (h2Jc).
81 80 Thatcher Mf pf $50
9h 2la Thermoid Co. .....
2O'3 1874 Third Nat In (hS5C)
20. ~ Thompson Products
5ls Ia Thompson Starrett.
l4n s Tide Water Asso. -.
SO 6413 Tide W a pf tjSl2).
911. 80 Tide Wat Oil pf go.
el9 37s Timken-Detroit
Al "a Timken r B Ct114D.
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49,, Az Transue q Williams
g.. 3ls Trl-Contl Corp. ....
An 33 Trico Prod C212)...
81, l's Truax-Traer Coal.
9as SO. Truscon Steel.
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52a4 25M Hahn Opt Stores pf.
65 rs Hamilton Watch pf.
1918 "a Hanna IN Al pf 60
24A 13 Harb Walker (50c).
Ga IL Hat Corp (A).
73la 19s4 Hat Corp pf f........
Ia u Havana Elec Ry....
6s4 Ia Hayes Body.
96h "a Hazel Atlas Gl (5..
145 101 Helme &c W) f11&
$50 123h Helme &C W)pfCO.
1854 Ill Hercules P pf o..
73h 4Sh Hershey Choc o.,
1O1N S3 Hershey c pf (tO..
l3 So Holland & Son (50c)
1OH ~ Holland Furnace.
30h IL Houd-Hersh A j212.
IA 2ss Houdaille-Hersh B.
81 43 House Fin pf g II J..
29A 121l Houston Oil.
SIS 21a Houston Oil (new)..
57h 351a Howe Sound (3....
12h Al Hudson Manhattan.
PAN 61s Hudson Motor Car.
7h Ia Hupp Motors. ......
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1871 Ga Kans City Southern.
271a 11N kans City South pf.
l0h 6 kaufmannDeptS40c
1871 1874 Kayser(D&Co h50c.
Az IN Kelly Spring Tire.
20 8 Kelly Sp Tire SO pf
21A 11x Kelvinator (t70c)..
23h 16 Kennecott (h45c)...
IN 3 Kinney e RI Co. ~
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% ID Yale & Towne (60c)
7N 2A Yellow Truck
22A 13 Young Sp&W(f1A)
S3% 12ss Youngstown S& T. .
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1874 81 Ohio Oil (h45c)
7 2 Oliver Farm Equip.
27% 9 Oliver F Eq pr pf A.
14's 5h Oppenheim Collins.
1874 13L Otis Elevator (60c).
. 3es Otis Steel. ......
"a 60 Owens-Ill Glass %.
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Az Ia Zenith Radio.
ia ga ZOnite ProductS
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66ss 80 Johns-Manville. >. q.
n As Jones&Laugh 10 pf
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and mistakes we're made so that rsdi-
cal reforms are In order. Probably
there should not again be guaranteed
mortgages; group certificate issues def
iuitely should be prohibited: the pres
ent companies should be re-organized;
but the community need should be
stressed more and the emphasis Of the
attacks which are being made should
be based on reform: otherwise they win
result IN unnecessary confusion and
loss. The vast majority of the guar
anteed marriages outstanding are or
win prove sound and win pay principal
and interest In full. Many of the
mortunge companies. II given n fair
chance and with improved conditions
in real estate, could be successfully re-
organized.
IN nv opinion there should be set
I'D In the State separate department
charged with the supervision OF all
forms OF mortgage investments held By
savings banks. life insurance compa-
nies. of houses of issue and mortgage
companies Offering for sale mortgages
or participations in mortgages. The
vast sum, as well as the number of
institutions and individuals involved.
and the fact that 1t Is highly special
lied form Of investment justify such
q department"
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URBAN MORTGAGE
DEBT is INCREASING
Larger Total Has Been One Of
Chief Difficulties for Realty
Recovery.

The total urban mortgage debt in
communities of more than 5000 popu-
lation in this country steadily has
been growing larger in proportion to
the aggregate value of urban real
estate.
A chart showing how the gap be-
tween the two total figures has been
closing up in recent years has been
prepared by Robert H. Armstrong,
New York real estate man The chart
also shows trends in population and
rentals during the past 20 years, and
indicates the upward movement in
foreclosures in 1000 communities
since 1926.
The comparative increase in urban
mortgages since 1913 has brought
about one of the chief difficulties to
realty recovery, Mr.. Armstrong points
out.
In 1918, and for a long time pre-
vious, the urban mortgage obligations
stood at about one-seventh of the
Evening star., 1934-07-14
MORTGAGE FIRMS
CONTROL SOUGHT
Realty Operator Says Re-
forms Are Dictated by
BIunderS of Past.

Specialized governmental regulation
Of real estate mortgage transactions
by lending institutions and houses Of
issue has been suggested by Robert
z. Simon. well-known New York
realty operator. Speaking before the
National Association Of Mutual Saw
ings Banks. meeting at New York In
annual conference. he said in part:
The evils which crept into the
mortgage investment field came from
various directions, and their relative
Importance was not readily discerned.
Tie effect Of the sale Of real estate
bonds and certificates all over this
country had a direct effect upon the
ability of the lending institutions to
procure safe and sound mortgages;
yet nothing was done effectively to
stem the tide or to direct its course.
Wide Interest Noted.
Prom the march Of events nation
ally, as well as abroad, we have learned
that there is a much wider and deeper
force of community interest than we
had realized or were willing to admit
existed. This must be reckoned with.
We may have to look with more favor
upon governmental regulation and to
alliance of groups with similarity of
interest for mutual protection. In
order that this may be Accomplished
to a greater degree than in the past.
more emphasis should be placed upon
the education of our youth in the
fundamentals of a democratic form
of government. Public Office should
be made synonymous with public
trust
The Government will be playing an
increasingly greater part in the super
vision and regulation of our economic
and social affairs. Our large public
utilities and industrial enterprises no
longer are controlled financially by a
single individual or even a small group.
In this connection it is interesting to
note the differenie between the way in
which savings and commercial banks
have come through this depression. To
my mind this is largely due to the atti-
tide taken by the officers and employees
OF bne respective ulSGlIuIiOnS tOWaTo
their positions and the responsibilities
involved. Where profit making is not
the chief objective. but security Of
capital is, there has been much greater
stability.
Leadership Lacking.
"Here in New York at the present
time we are having most unfortunate
example of leadership in the mortgage
situation. For more than 80 years
until the present financial upheaval,
mortgage companies have successfully
served the investing institutions and
public. True, it has been proved that
some indefensible practices pertained
Evening star., 1934-07-14

Tompkins Co., builders; to make re-
pairs, $40 Rhode Island avenue north
east; to cost $500.
MCGUIRE g. Eolfe, Inc. owners; to
erect concrete bin. Thirtieth and K
streets; to cost $400.
$3.50 Repairs Permitted.
D. A. Thompson, 2705 Thirtieth
street northeast. owner; ]. B. Eaton,
designer; O. w. Murray, 2539 Pennsyl-
yania avenue, builder; to make re-
pairs, 2705 Thirtieth street north
east, to cost $3.50.
Bank of Commerce g. Savings, sol
Seventh street, owners; Stanley Pal
prey, 909 First street, builder; to make
repairs, sol Seventh street, to cost
$500.
P. N. Orndorff, 912 @ street south
east, owner and builder; to inclose
porch, 9l2 G street southeast, to cost
$500.
H. L. Rust Co., agents; B. o. Grant,
builder, to make repairs, 1924 I, street,
to cost $3.50.
Evening star., 1934-07-14

TOME the unique Club Room haze tn
- speced-vouU think IN the famous LINCOLN LOG
the mountains shored
delightful home this handsomely furnished modern home
whats more these deqtfay cheerful homes lots i2
ft and foer
NTH Without
breakfast HopDood
tiled baths od-pdnee6e bGies Gas heat and appliances bg
Washington Gas Light Co.
finest i"OUn location overlooking
Greek Park
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total property valuation. Since that
year the trend line has risen. At the
peak of realty prices in 1929 or there
abouts, the mortgages stood at about
one-fourth of the total valuation.
With a sharp drop in real estate
since 1929, and a slower decline in
mortgage totals, the mortgage figure
now covers nearly half Of the eSti-
mated value of urban realty.
During the past year the rate Of
decline in values has slackened, in
dicating some improvement in the
market, and the rate of decline in
rentals also has been slower.
Evening star., 1934-07-14
ATTRACTIVE RURAL LIFE
HELD NEED BY SYMONS

The present economic situation
multiplies the necessity for making
rural life as attractive and desirable
a. possible. according to the annual
report Of DR.. r. B. Symons. director
Of the University Of Maryland Exten-
sion Service.
Attractive and efaciently arranged
grounds Of farmstead. home, school,
playground and church. he says. can
do much to make content the fixed
rural population and those also who,
Evening star., 1934-07-14

from economic necessity, are joining
the present movement from urban
centeFs to the rural districts.
Rural planning. IN his opinion. u
becoming Of great economic import-
ance and IN the future viii demand
the united efforts OF many workers In
the formulation Of plans for proper
guidance and control OF land use,
rural housing and other forms Of
rural development
Evening star., 1934-07-14

~ INCE small houses and air con-
ditioning are two of the most
important questions of the
~ hour in the home-buildtng
field, Joe Harry Lapish, Wash
inaton architect, has chosen TO
answer them with this presentation
of a charming little house Of the
Southern Maryland farm-hou type.
Whereas the Victorians cared prin-
cipally for space" said Mr.. Lapish in
commenting on home architecture
trends. the modern man and woman
are more vitally interested in how
the space Is utilized and the comforta-
bleness of the house. AS it will be
noticed. there is not an inch of waste
space in this plan and the arrange
ment, air conditioning and other fea-
lures make 1t as comfortable as could
be desired"
The house is of frame construction
with the exterior walls of wide clap
boards. and the roof Of split singles.
At either end Of the house rise pic
turesque brick chimneys.
From the entrance porch one enters
a hallway which has a convenient
coat closet To the left Is the living
room, IA by 20 feet, with a large fire.
place at the far end, whic is an espe-
cially desirable feature from the
standpoint of comfortable and attrac-
tive furniture arrangement.
Beyond the living room is a bath
room, two closets and a bed room
with three exposures. Both the liv-
ing room and dining room open onto
a garden terrace. The kitchen is
planned with the precision of a
scientific laboratory to insure the ut
most efficiency.
For the sake of economy there is
no basement under the house. A
heater room adjacent to the kitchen
houses the furnace and air condition
ing equipment. The cubic content of
the house Is l2.500 feet.
Evening star., 1934-07-14
Porch Paint Important.

A paint especially designed to with
stand the constant wear and friction
TO which q porch floor is subjected
should be used for this part Of the
house. Your painter will recommend
a product which win withstand both
destructive weather and constant wear
Evening star., 1934-07-14
Attractive Roof Style.

Dipping shingles with a variety OF
colors produces mulu-colored roof
in an attractive modern style.
Evening star., 1934-08-29
WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.

EMPLOYED MOTHER. in refined, COM
Portable private home. reasonable; near
school cars; two children. and Z. cared
for while mother away. Address BOX
420-X. Star of1ce.
REFINED YOUNG MAN desires room and
Ink privileges: reasonable. Give all de-
tails. Address Box 66-z Star ofice. 81
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly GONZALES
cent lady in family Of adults. Address
Box 4S-Z. Star office.
YOUNG MAN, Govt empIoye. desires room
and board with Jewish family; must be
reasonable. Address Box 49-Z. Star Office"
Evening star., 1934-08-29
BOATS.

CABIN CRUISER. 50x13. twin Palmer en-
painted; bargain. Fisher Ragan'S, 18th
and Water SITS. s.w. 29a
33-FT. CABIN CRUISER. marine motor. 4
berths full headroom, cypress planking;
every modern convenience. A beautiful
boat. ]. c. Kennedy. 1919 14th st. NV.
CO 1000
Evening star., 1934-08-29
ROOMS AND BOARD.

tC0nt1nueo.D
1923 GIRARD ST. NE.-Large front room.
couple: also single room: private home;
garage; balanced meals. DE. 1896.
G. w. u, 1923 G NV. Apt. 4O--Private
residence: gentlemen 2 front double rooms:
radio. piano: good meals; DOWNTOWN 39-
22O1 MASS. AVE. NW.-Cool front rooms.
lovely location; good home-cooked meals;
$50 so to $40. j.
TWO FRONT ROOMS. bath: well-balanced
meals: large grounds reasonable. Avail
able at once. Wisconsin 4672.
141O 18th NW.-Double room; also va
cancy for young lady; balanced menu: at
tractive entertaining room; reasonable.
1900 10th NW-Front room. End floor;
twin beds. 3 windows. closets; gooo
meals: young people; $50.
TERRACE HALL.
1445 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV.
Lovely. large double room. run. water.
Delicious food, properly served in our spa
cious dining room. Reas. rates. j
ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBA
7O4 WALLBROOK AVE, Va. Highlands
Large. nicely furnished front room. ad-
joining BATH board if wanted: convenient
to busses. 30-
LYON PARK. VA-Room and board for
l or 2 persons. reasonable. Call Claren-
don 1497-W-2.
Evening star., 1934-08-29
APARTMENTs-FUR. AND UNFUR.

CONN. AT TAFT BRIDGE.
BEST VALUE IN CITY.
8 R., $48; 4 R., SIS & SIS.
Modern f1reproof bldg, 24-hour elevator;
secretarial phone service; refrigeration,
mirror doors. Can be had furn. at slight
extra charge. Phone PO. 50S3.
Evening star., 1934-08-29

OLD GOLD, silver platinum purchased for
manufacturing use: maximum price paid.
BURNSTINE' S. 931 G st; NV.
Since 1866. Federal license
CASH FOR OLD GOLD;
Silver watches diamonds and old discard.
ed jewelry Full cash value paid. U: 8.
Govt license to buy. Selingers, S1S ST..
Evening star., 1934-08-29

DELIGHTFUL APARTMENT. SUITABLE
for combination of office and apartment;
sleeping porch. roof garden and two baths
at 1716 H st. NV; 500.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.,
1871 K st. NV.
Evening star., 1934-08-29
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

DOGS, PETS, ETC.
WIRE HAIRED PUPPIES, eligible A. K C..
real beauties: also smooth hair and Eskimo
SpitZ. Defense Highway Kennels, 2 miles
from Bladensburg on Defense Highway.
BEAUTIFULLY marked Boston terrier. l.
year-old male dog. Emerson 1863. 30"
KITTENS pedigreed Persian. lovely reds
and creams. Cheap to good homes Mer-
29'
SCOTTIES. TERRIERS - See our assort-
ment of pets-puppieS. monkeys, parrots,
canaries, aligators. turtles. white. rats,
Icons. meal worms, leeches, tropical and
gold fish also cages, feeds and remedies.
of Pets. 712 18th st. NV. We deliver in
the city
Evening star., 1934-08-29

corner room. newly decorated. comfortably
furnished. 4 windows, fireplace. > closets.
Evening star., 1934-08-29

1896 N. HAMP. AVE. / block south Du-
pont Circle-Large single and double
| rooms excellent meals: reaS PO no1o
Evening star., 1934-08-29

3217 ADAMS MILL RID. Rock Creek Park
German cooking: private bath showers;
continuous hot water. sleeping porch.
Adams 1865
Evening star., 1934-08-29

THE GRAYSON HOUSE, 1851 wyoming
ave.-Attractively furnished double rooms
on .2nd floor; excellent meals; large lawn
and trees
Evening star., 1934-08-29

ing dist. downtown; large room for 8 S35
mo-; singles. $40 S42.50: excellent meals.
Evening star., 1934-08-29

1896 K ST. NV Washingtons Best
."'Club"-single and double rooms: best of
food Also an apartment for persons.
Reasonable. Sterling 471a. IL
Evening star., 1934-08-29

NV. The Lee-Marque-Nicely
ON. semi-private bath; excel
lnn1a rnnkinr Q1n
Evening star., 1934-08-29


OFFICE FURNITURE large assortment
of used pieces at low prices. H. Baum &
Son, GIG E st. NV
PAINT--Save at PyuS Adams. Pure LIN
seed oil. soc gal; gloss paints. Sl.35 gal
1l19 9th st. NV MA. S901.
RADIO Philco baby grand superhetero-
dyne. screen-erid tubes late model. perfect
condition, like new. Cost 500; sell
$3.50. PO. 2556.
RADIO--New RCA-Victor cabinet set: re-
duced from $3.50 10 S35. kits. 1880
g st.
RADIo--Brand- latest model Philco
baby grand; brings in police. airplane
calls etc: $50: easy terms. kits, 1880
RADIO--Brand-ne latest model Philco
cabinet set: brings in police. airplane
calls, etc. SAP so; easy terms. Kits,
1880 G. st
RADIO. used. 7-tube Atwater Kent. in
a special cabinet; $40. kits, 1880
G St
RADIOS. used floor models. as low as
$3.50 all models guaranteed; liberal
trade allowance on your old radio for q
new one. Jordan Piano Company. 1893
q st. NV.
Evening star., 1934-08-29

1885 COLUMBIA RD NW-Beautiful sec
ond-hoor front rooms. semi-bath excellent
table. twin beds: refined; reduced rates.
1903 10th ST NW.-Second-f floor room,
Evening star., 1934-08-29

2144 WYOMING AVE.-Handsomely fur
nished. bright. sunny room. adjoining bath.
twin beds: breakfast and dinner. PO. 1880.
1S41 KALORAMA RD.-S30; single and
double room. shower bath; also basement
Evening star., 1934-08-29
RoOMS-FURNISHED.

20e9 18th ST. NW.-Twin beds. next
bath; attractive home; cont. h. w. phone;
single So so; double. So week each person.
DUPONT CIRCLE 1912 21st ST.-Lsrge
room running water $3.50 and S3.2o
weekly each person: single room. S3.
COLUMBIA RID. AT 10th ST.-2nd floor.
bed-living room. equipped for housekeep-
ADonns OO60
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1908 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.-Ffne loca-
tom home cooking; rates reasona BILE
Phone Decatur 2572.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

BURTON. 2120 G NV. - BED ROOM.
Kitchen semi-private bath. maid service;
next to G. w. u; newly decorated; $3.50
week UP.
INzER 1736 18th ST NW=I AND 2
Evening star., 1934-08-29

IT. N.W.-Large front. adjoin-
every convenience, in refined
!. Adams 1910 2Qs
Evening star., 1934-08-29

OFFICE FURNITURE-A large assortment
of used pieces at low prices. H. Baum &
Son. GIG z st
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-10-27
Oil Trade Notes
OF Interest TO Refiners and Marketen

aa0nArOHxUM Law AZ FAEaEEss on COMPANY
. couxronted
1 passed ~ The LIST sgatu = its effort @
the under
exacuhom deferred BY the c0art % March l. 1885
a. r. wagner formerly Of Roman mas garage
Refining street Conrad
ealing
John Reassr formerly Refinery
Conrad
and opanng service garage Of Ms
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-10-27
GLACIER COUNTY
by Glacier Cownfy Abstraek
Co... Cat bank. Nest.

ASSIGNMENT or ROYALTIES
r. c. Tarrant to Idn Uaub Heugh,
Sheridan, Wyo. ~ Of 10 sWSE, SESM,
Lot 4. Sec s1-34-5; Lot Sec. e-ss-5W
Ernest c. Kneale to The Tevas Com
pany, Denver. Cole s-25th Int NWa
i4-S5-6W $40.
Helyn A. Hagen to Same. Is Lots
Z, 8. gzsW. E3NESW IS: EiSESE 1S-55-
Jos DrumheIier ct ux to Jerome l.
DrnmheIier. spokane. s-s Of res sw. 81
NV, SWINE. NWSE "a; NENW N1sE
%; NWNW Is. ZANE SWINE NWSE.
Lot z, Lot 3, sENW NESW sAsE So
W. r. Mcdonald, Agent to verna e.
Rasmussen OF Cut Bank / and 1-dthe6
N4S9 ?; Lots 2 3. 4. Sec. S-s4-eW 81.
Iverina Rasmussen BY r G. Rasmus-
sen here attorney IN fact to Walter r.
sw q: NsssE swNw as.ss-sW. SO. ?
VIM. p. Britton to Fern Darlington Of
Cut Bank I.6 Of 1es sssNE SEA IA; III
John q. Britton ct ux to Same Ia
Of 1es SANE SEN "A; EiNE3 1884
Fern Darlington. Guardian Of Est
WIN. p. Britton OF Cut Bank, 1e5 SINE
sE3 "A; E5NEa 2S-3f-6W 81
r. c. Tarrant TO J. r. Johnson OF Cat
y 5ap ssc llo e ~ -. sWsE =. sEsw lot
!. y. Bright to list Nat Bnk Brownine
4F SW 5SfgA 5-32-5W $500.
Same TO Edwin A. McDougall OF Brown
Ing 10 sWtsEs 5-s2-5w. 81
MIlesOn OF CALGARY, Alta, 1-16 Of 195
SW7 7-34-5W. 81
Vt L and TT CO. to Mont Power Gas
Co. 6a% tsame des az IN above deed to
Eugene BonnetD SIXTH. 40.
Eugene Bonnet to Mont Power Gas |
Co. ~ OF 1es (same descripeion) ST.
Same to Mae C0burn Of Cut Bank tx /
tSame description 81
Mont Power Gas co to g. 8. Frary 1
OF Cut Bank 2Ass lsnme description) ST.
OIL AND GAS LEASES
D. Frank Stuff ct nc Mont Power /
Cas- Go. SAW NaSWa sASa s1-%-5W 81 |
" Larmon TO Same eSNB SEA /
sE Js,'se NF Psv1 is'e .S q s. GO,
4 N9Nw s-s4-5w. s.. '
Ernest L. Anderson ct NIX 10 Same
! s's e I IS, 4 shNw 1; Let /. sENE
Mrs james Lee to same NIB 1885,
Pierce ct ux to Same NEa 5-s5-
{ Erw ,. Larson ct TX to Same NsNs
Bugene Bonnet to same Csame des as
n above deed to B. Bonnetl 81
ASSIGNMENT OF INTEREST IN or.
AND LEAsEHOLDt
Glen WATSON and H. ". Kfxtaer -
: e 49, g. Paugh Cut Bank Il WaNEA
Same to Eva 8. Van Denmark Of Cut
Bank 1-3ss WINE 1-3S-3W. 81
RIGHT OF WAY DEEDS
st OF Mont 70 Toronto Pine Line Co |
tract Of 052 &C in Sec So, 7 jim. r 0w.
US 90.
:. same NE 70 TO- same tract of 1os ac in rec.
Lloyd csilisOn to CITY Of Cut Bank