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SALE--FARMS.

NOOustuucu-y
A ACRES, VIRGINIA BLUEGRASS Farm,
early American house, part log; stone dairy
mouse. outbu1ldiEgs. metal roofs, excellent
TERMS 4s G 5t ff Met Sa5e; Gay 7SSSs'o
10 ACRES OF GOOD LAND. IMPROVED
with an old house OF rooms some out
buildings, one of the best springs to be
ePty; about acres woodland hf baaSs,
cleared; small orchard: on gravel road.
mile from highway. within "a miles. Of
Washington. in Loudoun Co.; taxes less
than $40 per year. Possession Jan. / II 36,
Brokers protected to extent Of So CONS
ance terms. H. B. MITCHELL. exclusive
agt.. Herndon. Va. Phone 1875, or call AZ.
COCKERILL. Falls Church s37-F-21.
20 ACRES, GROOM HOUSE, OUTBUMD-
ings. spring water, orchard; 81 200. Apply
Chances Service Station, Grain Highway, 2
miles north Defense Highway.
ACRES AND MODERN BUNGALOW, S
rooms and bath, fronting on State road.
~ acres, fronting on State road. below
Annapolis. Groom house, electricity avail
s sood t hsn sU nsS t4Sace1 @ SaGn
LIAMS, 3505 Rittenhouse st. Cleve. 6242.'
FOR SALE. FARMS-BARGAIN PENN.
farm, good house. barn. we'll stream, mi:
good town and station, cement I'd, good
crops, 90 acres; $50 acre. FANNIE A.
RISER, New oxford, Adams County. Pa.
lO-ACRE TRACTS, WOODLAND. ONLY 8
left. Electricity, gravel road, will be 10
miles lTOH city on competitor OF buIKe-
| Annandale I'd. Price. 5000: terms S25
| down, SO monthly. Phone PAT WAGGA-
| MAN. Falls Church 23-J-2.
| RESTRICTED ACREAGE TRACTS.
| Eight miles from D. c. line, for home-
| seekers who are particular about neigh
| bors. location, future value, etc. This
| proposition Will not suit those who are
| satisfied with anything so long that 1t is
| cheap. In developing this 362-acre tract
| have constantly before me. not alone the
| sale OF the land. but the future of every
| purchaser and the community also. In
! yestigate this and see for yourself what
| I am doing. I know Cdue to the depression
| many good people have little money, never
/ theless they do not want to be regimented
| with every Tom, Dick and Harry. To them
| my plan should especially appeal because
| it eliminates Objectionable Entertainments
| frequently encountered in cheap. unre-
stricted subdivisions. Loans procured and
| other valuable assistance rendered without
| charge. Five-acre tracts. $3.50 each. no
| interest: very easy terms. JOHN A.
BRICKLEY, Telephone for directions.
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HANDSOME NEW BRICK RESIDENCE, 8
rooms, bath; INV. h.. hardwood floors.
fireplace finished attic with stairway;
makes extra rooms; concrete basement
with outside drain tile to insure dryness;
laundry tubs. gas sewerage. city water;
busses pass door; Virginia Highlands. II
min. from 18th st: IS $50. Terms 10 suit.
Address Box 24l- z, Star office.
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WANTED-FLORIDA PROPERTY.
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

CHANCE TO TRADE YOUR FLORIDA
Souse for o-rm downtown brick. w. B.
PiCHIER. 1903 K NV. Natl. 1900.
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EXCHANGE.


REVENUE PRODUCING PROPERTY. AN
nual Income 81 $50. viii trade my equity
for desirable farm in Southern Maryland,
near water, or will consider Florida prop
erty. Address Box 225-Z. Star ONCE.
MT. PLEASANT-S RMS; IDEAL SEMI
Diet: ami automatic heat lear garage.
cement porches. for Diet. brick near Conn;
or Wis. ayes. d. c.. or will accept small
house around So 900. as part payment.
435 Meridian pl. NV. Adams 4aS6.
NINE-ROOM HOUSE. TWO BATHS COR
ner brick, close to Central High School,
exchange for lots with improvements.
Phone Metropolitan 6s10. %.
TRADES MATCHED QUICKLY ANYWHERE
RESULTS SINCE 1924. w. B. PICHLER.
1905 K NV. NATL. 1900. CLEV. 1870.
SIX-ROOM CONN. AVE. CORNER HOUSE,
opposite park for larger one; reason. five
children. Phone National 1922.
BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOT. MONTGOM-
cry County, Md. for beach lot. Give full
particulars. Address Box 223-Z. Star office.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR D. C. PROP
erty. $40 acres. Florida, situate pa miles
south of Punta Gorda. One side mile in
length on State highway. Land high and
dry. naturally irrigated by creek. Address
Box 403-Z. Star office. 20
HOUSE AND LOT. ATLANTA. GA.-SELL
or trade as part payment on property in or
near Washington. Call MOSELEYa Po-
tomac 3463. 25a
LARGE FIRST COMMERCIAL LOT ON
Georgia near Alaska ave. for builders sec
ond trusts. Address Box 43l-Z. Star once.
MODERN. 10 ROOMS. BATHS. ACRES.
beautiful grove wonderful tea house OPP
portunity Sandy Spring section. city bus
service. VIII sacrifice. easy terms. or ex-
change for city property. Georgia 01S7.
UNUSUAL NV. TEA HOUSE. ESTAB-
lished many years; lovely. large grounds
and business; owner retiring; want about
% apartment buildings assume one trust
Star ONCE.
CLOSE IN-2O-ROoM BRICK. ALWAYS
filled sell building S. 900 equity Of trade
for bungalow; prefer Va. suburbs. Phone
Georgia 0533.
TRADE FINE MICHIGAN PIX BRICK
home q r. u b.. for clear ground. W. B.
PICHLER. 1905 K NV. National $500.
CORNER LOT; o R. AND . B; ALL MOD
ern; can be used as 2-family house; sep
arate entrance: exclusive location; 2-car
garage. Will exchange for modern bun
galow Phone Clarendon 1900 CHAM
BERS & TALLMAN. 2129 Wilson blvd.
Clar Va
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ST. MARYS COUNTY. MD.
PATUXENT RIVER.

so acres Keyport silt loan. Soils listed
under this classification vary. This farm
is part of a limited area of exceptional
Keyport soil. near PIT. Patience. Personally
having over 80 years dirt farming expert
ence in Illinois and So. Md. so am qualified
to give authoritIve opinion that this par
tlcular soil ranks with the black Mid
western land for general farming.
Long PatuXent River and private oyster
creek shore line, = large barns. tenant
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GROOM BUNGALOW, NEAR SCHOOL. IN
Hyattsville completely furnished. including
cleo. refrigeration: available Sept. /.
Phone HyattSville 9lS-J.
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BROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW; NICE
neighborhood: one-fare zone. S32. 3l42
3Hth Rainier Nd.
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WANTED = CONGENIAL COUPLE TO
share 5 rooms and bath. furnished bunga-
large yard and porches; with couple; Ar
lington Va Phone Clarendon SlS-F-91.
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BETHESDA, MD.-DISTINCTIVE SUBUR-
ban home. 6-rm bungalow, h.-w.h.. ami:
| lot 1l7xl50; beautiful lawn, evergreenS
and shrubbery. convenient to churches ana
schools II you desire home OF comfort,
call and see it. 1I0l Wisconsin ave.
corner OF Maple.
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUsES.

j PFRsONALLY PAY CASH FOR WASH.
ineton property. brick or frame white or
soYr ed spr bd f se ios4 srrs
kAone National 44S2. 81
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FOR SALE-S6O MONTHLY; NO CASH
payment; excellent Spanish bungalow: g
rooms and tile bath. all modern and In
under shade; corner lot in high-claSs sub
division; near Riverdale Bank in North
Hyattsville. Gail Greenwood 1850. w. r.
VIII SON
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NEW. 8 RMS. BATH, H.-WH., AMI: AT
cost: save poo com from contractor 10
you Call BUTLER. Adams S018.
3 ACRES. WOODED. BROOM COTTAGE.
$3.50: small down payment. Mr.. TIN
HERMAN, Sleepy Hollow I'd, Falls Church.
Va Phone Falls Church S32-F-3. 20
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NEW COLONIAL BRICK: ROOMS. TILE
bath, hardwood floors. h;-w;h' full base
l45: SIS, $50; $500 cash S45 month. 400
WASHINGTON Blvd. District Heights. Md.
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WANTED-LOTS.

HOMES BUILT TO ORDER; DESIGN. Fl
NANCE. TAKE IN OLD HOUSE. W. B.
PICHLER. 1865 K NV. NATL. 1900.
LOT IN DESIRABLE NEIGHBORHOOD:
please state location. size. price. Address
Box 473-Z Star office.
BUILDER WANTS LOTS. ANY SECTION;
will pay part cash balance 2nd trust.
Phone National 1870.
BUILDER WANTS LOTS FOR CASH; ANY
white section; give price and location. Ad-
dress Box 26S-Z. Star Office.
NE OR Sc. ANY SIZE. ALL CASH, SEW
eral; must be reasonable: give price, loca-
tim p O BOX lJS6 city
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VERY ATTRACTIVE 5-RoOM BUNGALOW
with bath, cellar. furnace. electric pump
from fine spring beautiful shrubbery and
nearby Maryland Price. $3.50; $500
cash balance $40 so monthly. H c.
WARE, High Bridge, Md. Phone Bowie 39-R.
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ALI, MODERN s-RM. HOUSE: DOUBLE
garage; attic cellar: 4 large kitchen
houses: 9 acres: on main highway.
HENRY HARTMAN. T. B.. Md.
Opposite Floral Park.
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pOaSESsION SEpTEMBER

Five room. bath bungalow; h.-w.h. lot
40x16 60 paved street. bus passes door;
S4250; terms. Large rooms. bath: suit
able 2 families; about p acre. fenced;
large lawn. nice location, very attractive.
E. N LIGHTBOWN Bird house on right
before crossing bridge leaving Mt. Rainier
going to Cottage City. Phone Greenwood
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5 Acres, Room House, SIS, 400.
try. trucking. COW; Tar. house. bath. cleo,
running water: near school. stores. bus.
cars, in nearby Fairfax Co. HANSEL
Oar. 400.
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IDEAL SPOT FOR CHICKEN FARM
acres high and dry. near District. Cheap
for quick sale; easy terms. Address Box
oo6-Z Star office
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FIVE-RooM BRICK. ENGLISH TYPE
bungalow; hardwood floors. fireplace. tiled
bath, Euilt-in garage oil burner. S6l5
Phone Emerson 100
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5-RooI BUNGALOW. FRESH PAINT AND
paper, 5000 cash; 6-room house 81 $50.
They have h.-w.h. and hardwood floors.
Terms. Inspect Nos. : and Garfield
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BERWYN-1-ROOM HOME, ANIL. HIGH
elevation, overlooking Maryland University
large grounds beautiful trees. Owner leaY-
ing town. Real bargain. T. RAYMOND
BURCH. phone Berwyn 81 or Am
WHY PAY RENT WHEN YOU CAN GET
8 or more acres beautifully wooded tract
at a low down price? Elec, Transportation
available on good road. 20 MIN. u. e
Falls Church 40S Always open.
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r THEODORE F. MENK.
COUNTRY ESTATES.

1927 Park Rd Columbia 1S45.
Water Front & Colonial Estates Since 1921 .
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

30I N BRYAN ST. LYON PARK. VA
rms completely furn. bungalow; garage;
good bus service; reasonable.
3L.HK. RMS. UNFURN.. SEMI-PRIV. B..
gas. cleo. heat. incl, $50. CHAMBERS x
TALLMAN. 2129 Wilson Blvd. Clarendon.
Va. Call Clarendon 1900 or Clarendon
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SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY.
RIGHTEOUSNESS PROPERTY.

STORE SUITABLE FOR DRUG STORE.
intersection on Wisconsin ave. in George
town; $3.50 per month
Near 18th and K SITS. NV. store 20x60
it.. in apartment and business section;
$50 per month.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
1919 K st. NV. National 1166.
STORE SUITABLE FOR DRUG STORE.
grocery store, lunch room, ETC.. corner 9Th
and Varnum SITS. NV: Sl25 per mo.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1919 K st. NV. National 1855.
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4 room BUNGALOW. . ACRES GOOD
land on good road, 81 $50; terms like rent.
G. T. McNAB. phone Falls Church 4oS.
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61a ACRES WOODS.
q MILES D. c.
GOOD ROAD OUT.
ONLY $500.
Slu MONl II.
PHONE NATIONAL 1853
or ATT NTTIC SDOzI

NEW LOG CABIN. 81 ACRES, SPLENDID
view, large stream, spring branch, good
barn, several hundred peach ana apple
land; about IA miles D. C., MONTGOMERY
County; paved highway except / q gravel;
fine for Summer homei self-supporting
n z
Evening star., 1935-07-21
Woodside Church
Guild Plans Benefit

The Women's Guild OF Grace
Church of Woodside, Nd, will sponsor
a horse show dance to be held Sat-
urday evening, August 10 at Brooke
Johns Old Barn on the Brookeville
pike near Norbeck
Mrs. j. Russell Mcqueen is gen.
eral chairman for the Third Annual
Rock Creek Horse Show that Miss
Margaret Dunlop will serve as chair
man of the Dance Committee.
The Woman's Guild, which is also
sponsoring the horse show. has pre-
pared a program containing 16
events, starting with the pony classes
in the morning at 1890 O'Clock, the
show grounds on the East West High
way at the entrance to Rock Greek
Park having been selected for the
meeting.
A great deal of interest in the show
has been evidenced among horse
lovers, the meeting having grown IN
importance each year.
Miss Dunlop will be assisted as
members of her committee by Mrs.
Elmer E. Boyner, Mrs. Howard p.
Bailey, Mrs. E. j. Wagg, Miss Grace
Fowler, Mrs. Lorraine Millikin, Miss
Rebecca Keys, Miss Martha Keys,
Miss Mildred Getty, Miss Caroline
Getty, Mrs. Paul Coughlan, Mrs. Mar
Shal Gibbs, Mrs. William G. Hanson,
Mrs. Charles zeller and Mrs. Sam
McCeney
Evening star., 1935-07-21

Mass, and used as a museum, was
most interesting DR.. Hammond has
spent but little time In Washington OF
late years, devoting his time as he
does to scientific studies in his Ia
boratory in New England.
The castle, called Badia Mare
(Abbey-by-the-Sea). is on Hesperus
avenue at Magnolia, and is described
as a lovely minsretted structure re-
sembling a medieval castle, with
moat, lofty towers and battlements.
The great hall resembles refectory
of the early centuries, and is crossed
at either end by gallery. The roof
is of oak, and the massive furniture,
banners and stained glass windows
lend an atmosphere of past ages.
The Hammond museum-it is
opened at times to the public-iS not
of one period, but its furnishings date
from the pre- Christian to the time OF
Columbus In the West Indies, down
and on through the early colonial
days in America. DR.. Hammond's
love of music is well known. and it is
said that one when visiting the
museum may be treated to the sing
ing of a medieval chant by a full
throated but invisible choir-in
reality one of DR.. Hammond's electri-
cal transcriptions-one Of his pet
inventions.
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Leesburg Mayor and
Mrs. Harrison Hosts

Mrs. william S. Grammar sailed
from Baltimore Friday for Boston.
Lieut.. Charles F. Harrison, U. S. A.,
who is stationed In Texas, is spending
a few days with his parents, the
mayor OF Leesburg and Mrs. Charles
F. Harrison.
Miss Nancy Harrison Of Washing
ton is the guest of her aunts, Miss
Maria Harrison and Miss Rebecca
Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Miller and
their four children are occupying
their newly remodeled home opposite
Oak Hill. the estate Of Frank Little
ton. The several hundred acres pur-
chased by Mr.. Miller OF Washington
was formerly known as the j. L. Ritz
cor farm. The interior Of the house
was done over In Colonial style, and
the exterior and the group Of farm
buildings viii be handled in simple
massed lines at later date.
Miss Dorothy Harley of Round Hill,
accompanied by her aunt. Miss Mary
Lynch of Washington, is spending 10
days on q trip through the New Eng
land States.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hubert have
returned to their home IN Middleburg
from White Sulphur Springs. where
they attended the polo games. Mr..
Hubert played on the Loudoun-
Fauquier team.
NJ .rd NRre rrbov,oas Atlipeoy, ana
their daughters of Middleburg will
sail next week for a two months tour
Of Europe.
Mrs. William Luck entertained at
q picnic on the Shenandoah River
Friday in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Hall
Hammond of Baltimore and Miss
Louise Crowder, who were week end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Luck.
Mrs. H. c. Thompson has returned
to her home in Hillsboro from mo-
tor "trip through the New England
States.
Gen. and Mrs. Ben H. Fuller have
returned to their home in Hamilton
from q months stay with their
daughter. Mrs. Chester Fordney, in
Chicago.
Rev. and Mrs. Fletcher Ford have
as their guests in their Upperville
home the formers mother and sis
tiers of Jonoke, Ark, who will spend
some time In Upperville.
Mrs. Curtis T. Paxson of Purcell.
willie entertained at luncheon Thurs
day In honor Of Mrs. Cyril Crilley of
Cuba, Mrs. williams Burrows Of
Washington and Mrs. Edward H.
Marsh Cf New York.
Mrs. N. G. Miller has returned to
her home in Purcellville following 3
stay of several months with relatives
in Clearwater. Fla.
Evening star., 1935-07-21

fortnight's visit with Mr. and Mrs.
John A. Hilcken at Schoharie, N. Y.
DIR. Donald st. Clair Campbell,
deputy health officer for Charles and
st. Marys Counties, and Mrs. Camp
bell of Mechanicsville left Saturday
to spend a month with relatives IN
Halifax, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Thompson OF
Bel Alton celebrated their twenty
fifth wedding anniversary July 6 in
their home, with large number OF
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen M. Jones
and their family have returned after
spending a fortnight in Washington.
They also visited the Shenandoah VAL
lev. Va, and its historic spots before
returning.
Miss Jane Frazier Of Washington Is
spending this month with her ma
ternal grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles S. Myers. at Journeys End, on
Brettons Bay.
A wedding Of much interest to
Southern Maryland society was that
of Miss Naomi Barnes. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Myers Barnes Of Wall
Vile, Md, and Mr.. Ray Hance, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Kinsey Hance OF
Prince Frederick. Nd, July IL. in the
St. Pauls Protestant Episcopal
Church, the rector, Rev. Durr1e B.
Hardin, oficiating. The bride wore
gown of white lace with large picture
hat. and carried a bouquet Of brides
roses and lilies Of the valley. She
had as her maid of honor Miss Doro-
thy Burnett of Baltimore, and Mr..
Donald Rawlings of Prince Frederick,
Md, was best man. The ushers were
Mr.. Kenneth Cox, Mr.. Charles Har-
desty. Mr.. Eldridge Gibson and Mr.
Calvin Barnes, brother of the bride.
The young couple will make their
home in Calvert County when they
return from their wedding trip.
Miss Eleanor Warren. with Miss
Louise Jameson and Miss Eleanor
Jameson, accompanied by Mr.. w. p.
Jameson of Pomokey, Md. sailed July
l9 on the S. S. Fairfax for Boston
and the New England States.
Mrs. Cora Monnett, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Ripple of Calvert County.
are spending fortnight on a tour Of
Niagara Falls and Canada.
Mrs. Matt Trimble of Stratton-on-
the-Bay has returned from a few
days in Washington.
Miss Adele M. France of st. Marys
City, who is on an automobile trip to
California, will return here next week.
Mr. and Mrs. T. v. O'Connor, who
have opened their home on Brettons
Bay for the Summer season, have
Evening star., 1935-07-21

with them their granddaughter, Miss
Eileen Holt and Miss Marie Holt of
Sturgeon Bay, Wis; Miss Betty
O'Connor of Washington and Mr..
Billy Campbell of Buffalo, N. Y. Mr..
and Mrs. O'Connor will leave Sunday
to spend a week in Buffalo, N. Y.
Mrs. P. S. Smith of Baltimore is
with her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Chesldine, this
week at their place on st. Gather
ines Sound.
Mrs. Clarence D. Drury Of Airdale
has returned to her home, after
Evening star., 1935-07-21

spending a fortnight with her sister
in Washington. -
Mrs. Louis r. Beck and her two
infant daughters. who spent a month
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. s.
Paul Hayden, at Mount Osborne, on
the Washington Boulevard, win leave
for her home in Washington tomor-
row afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden
entertained at tea Wednesday, fol-
lowed by bridge.
Evening star., 1935-07-21
w. c. T. U. WILL SERVE
Supper Will Be Given August Z
at Wesley Church,

A "buffeteria snack supper" will be
served from to 9 pm. August Z by
the members of the District of Colum-
bia Women's Christian Temperance
Union. at the Wesley Methodist
Church, Connecticut avenue and
Jocelyn street. Mrs. A. C. Watkins Is
chairman Of the Committee on Ar
rangements.
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10 Statesmen e. Agents

Observation-Disclosures, sell electric bulbs.
INDIANA LAMP SALES CO., 9O3
Illinos-St
WANTED-One or two men in each county
to work part or all time selling monu-
ments: must have car and furnish good
references.
AMAZINGl-2l AL folder" Christmas
Card Assortment. never before retaled
under show only 29c wholesale: Per-
sonal cards value up to 30c) low as
prices to pick from. Guaranteed finest
quality. most extensively created cards
in country. Biggest commissions. sam
Piles FREE. PROCESS. Troy at 21st.
Dept. K-24 Chicago.
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AU T 0 M 0 TIV
FIN A N cIAL
80 Business Opportunities

~ Business Opportunities
BARBER and Beauty Shop. North. Bargain
for quick sale HU-el40.
LUNCH ROOM doing good business Mass
aV. near Realsilk, sacrifice. CH-ii24-W.
BARBER SHOP for sale: $500. Rent SO
Terms. 1929 Southeastern-av
Will PAY cash for lst class restaurant.
Times Box K. 4049
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ii Help Wanted-Female

GIRL between IS and 49, in family; more
for home than wages. CH-ll05-M.
3 LADIES to give out samples and take
orders: salary SO per week and bonus.
Average earnings. SIS to $40 weekly. Call
after p. m. 272 Century Bldg.
RELIABLE GIRL. 18-35-General house
work: assist care child; stay nights
small starting wage. 1852 Broadway.
WA-3767-R
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VITAL STATISTIC
Marriage Licenses

Leroy Bradniok. 81. Anderson, factory
worker. and Anna Armstrong. 81. Of 5l8
MooTelsnd-st hOusekeeper.
John Gansmsn. %. OF 6l9 Chester-St.
technical worker. ana Edna Boyle p, OF 81
n Mount-st. stenogra pheT-
Oliver Nichols. d. of 1899 Eglish-sv, de
livery man and Freds CroVder is. OF 1881
n Olney-st. houSeDeeper.
John Dalton. ~ OF s2s s. west-st. pack
81. and Margaret Clancy. y. Of go Z.
Morris-St. hosiery worker.
George Cress % of 1922 Carrollton-av.
knitter and Dora Earnhardt. 10. OF ll22
Csrrolltou-av. housekeeper.
Kenneth Carson. n. OF oOl ~ LyonS-st.
ice cream firm employe. and lmogene
Deck. 10 OF 1872 S.. Peter-st. houSekeeper
Howard Peck. %. 1910 wilcox-st;
laundry worker and Mae Enlow. l6. OF
7s5i McPherson-st housekeeper.
Albert Kimmel. 81. of 1928 Coilege-av
fuTniturs business. and Ruth Cogen, II. OF
524 T. 36th-st. housekeepsr.
Walter Barbour %. Lawrence. Ind
farmer and Ethel Garrison. 2s. Lawrence
Ralpb Hand IS OF sl4 Abbott-st. furni-
ture worker and Sarah Harris, 10. OF $50
Ystemon BickneIi. 81. OF lO4 Hancock-st
farmer and Nellie Mauck, p. OF 81 n
Laurel Kaiser. %. of 244 S. Grsy-st;
truck driver. and Leona Ostermeyer. 81 OF
Robert Scott Is. Galveston. Ind. con-
structor. and Irene Prather. %. OF 1873
Edward Horner. Is. OF 1925 N Meridian
ST. insurance salesman and Vida BeSs
Osborn. %. OF $685. N. Pennsylvania-st.
secretary
John Fitch. IL Of 1910 windsor-st
knitter. and Lois Pelham. ls. of lll4 N.
Kealingav. housekeeper.
Walford Gradison Is Lincoln Hotel.
contractor. and Elsa Stone. %. of 4409
Central-sv. stenogrspher
CLYDE Mcnamara Al Fountsintown Ind.
farmer. and Carrie Farmer. 30. Of 1876
Villa-av. operator.
Robert Heath rs OF 1865 W l3th-st
metsllurgist. and Mary Wilson. 20. OF 1866
w 13th-sf stenogra pher
Edward Crowell 81. OF 322 Downev-sv.
inspector. and Elizabeth Ward. 81. of $40
r. Westinghouse Apt. B. bookkeeper
Herman Kolp. -. r. R 3 lsborer and
Doris Wilson. Ia. OF ll0l N. Alton-av
housekeeper.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-13
81 Auto Loans
AUTO LOANS

Loans on Automobiles
Equitable Securities Co. OPERATING As
BUCKEYE FINANCE co.
2la z Ohio-st. Ll-S96l.
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