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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-05-23
This Weeks Specials

Ladies' $16.95 spring coats reduced
to $10.9S; ladies' $14.5O spring coats,
now $685.; another lot of ladies'
spring coats reduced from 1913 to
$5.49. Silk dresses drastically reduc-
ed, now on sale at, $1,79, $500, $500,
$3.49, $479 and $685.. Ladies', chill
dren's; mems and boys shoes at
money saving prices. Mems and boys
summer suits, pants, coats, hats and
ties. ! /
:McNeill's Store
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LANSING NEWS

Elemr Gilly, Of Lansing, is recover
ing after being in Wilkes Hospital
for several days. i.
4
J. L. Gilley, ]. P, of Horse Creek
and Mrs. Clyde Goodman made a
business trip to Banners Elk last
week.
Local farmers are planting many
acres of corn this year.
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NOTICE-Real Living Gold Fish,
ready to put in bowl of water and
take home with you, now on sale at
a special price of 10c each. Come in
and let us show you just how pretty
they are.
Richardson's S & 10c Store.
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Miss Eula Todd and Miss Jennie
Todd are visiting Mrs. w. M. Tran
sou in Greensboro.
=
Mrs. @. r. Neal expects to join her
husband who has been with the ERE
for several months at Spruce Pine.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Ray and Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Morphew and
daughter, Margaret Ruth, picniced at
Roaring Gap Sunday.
: =
Jack Miller, of jamestown G. C.
Camp, spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Miller near Bristol.
+
Mr.. Charles w. Logan, of Blue
field, w. Va, visited his mother, Mrs.
E. A. Logan, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryce Lyle, Mrs.
Herman Haire, and Mrs. A. c.
Broyles spent the week end in Win
ston-Salem and visited Rev. and Mrs.
D. F. Helm at Thomasville.
Prof. Paul Blevins, who has been
teaching at Autryville, N. c., has re-
turned home for the summer.
Attorney Ira T. Johnston, Mrs.
Johnston and son, Thomas, are spend
ing the week in Washington. D. G.
Miss Ruth Reeves returned home
Monday after spending several days
with Congressman and Mrs. R.: l..
Doughton at Wardman Park Hotel in
Washington, D. c. She was accompa-
MED to and from Washington by Mr..
and Mrs. T. J. Carson, of Sparta, who
visited their son, T. D. Carson, who
also lives at the Wardman Park.
y
Mrs. Sallie Ray Coggins, aged 35,
died in a Greensboro hospital last
week and was brought to Todd for
burial.
Rev. and Mrs. Watt M. Cooper, of
Chapel Hill, spent from Sunday until
Tuesday with DR.. and Mrs. J. c.
Gambill. They were en- route to
Blackey, KY, to attend commence
ment exercises where Rev. Mr.. Coop
er delivered the diplomas to the
graduating class of the Stuart Robin
son High School. They were accom-
panied by DR.. J. H. High smith, of
Raleigh, who went to Blackey to de-
liver the commencement address. Mr..
and Mrs. Cooper will be located at
Chapel Hill for their third year.
*
Mrs. Robert Vannoy, of Lincoln
University, Pa, left for her home the
first of the week after visiting rela-
tives in the county for several days.
Judge w. B. Council, Of Hickory,
N. c., was a business visitory in the
Jeffersons, Monday. Judge Council
is a former Superior Court Judge
from this judicial district and ranks
high as lawyer among his fellows
throughout North Carolina.
X
Mr.. Bailey, Patrick, Hickory at
torney, was in the city Monday at
tending to professional duties.
May goth was a legal holiday in
commemoration of the Mecklepburg
Declaration of Independence.
n y y
Rev. Fred N. Day, Of Winston
Salem, passed through town Wednes-
day en- route to Boone where he will
visit for a while.
Il
Miss Flora Trivett and Mrs. Luther
Trivett left last week for a visit to
friends and relatives in West Virgin
ia and Maryland. Mrs. Blanche Nc
CURE and Miss Avalea Dickson have
taken the places they left vacant in
the City Cafe.
Mrs. Walter Tucker Las returned
from visit to Washing ION, D. C. She
accompanied her husband who con-
tinued on to cities north of Washing
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L @ C. A L S

Mrs. Mai Halsey and daughter,
Betty, were recent visitors in West
Jefferson.
Mrs. Walter Taylor and children
spent the week end at Todd with her
daughter, Mrs. Faye Goodman.
DIR. J. C. Gambill, who has been
sconfined to his bed for the past six
weeks is slowly recovering. He is
able to sit up for short intervals in
his chair.
Mrs. w. ]. Bare spent Monday in
West jefferson looking after bust
ness matters.
Mr.. Hal fison Hairless and Miss Fay
Cook were married Saturday, May Is.
Mrs. Hairless is daughter of Mrs.
Clemmie Cooke and Mr.. Hairless is
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Cicero Hairless.
The plans of the young couple are
not known but their many friends
wish them a long and happy life to-
gether.
Mr.. H. L. Lundy, of Independence,
Va, was business visitor here Sat
urday. =
Mrs. Clyde Goodman and daugh-
tiers, Rebazand Pauline, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Goodman's mother, Mrs.
George Wagner, of Mouth Of Wilson.
Rev. J. F. Hodgson, pastor OF
North Bristol Baptist Church, Bris-
tol, Va, announces series of revival
services, beginning Monday night,
May 9th and will be broadcast over
WOPI Bristol. Rev. Hodgson will do
the preaching.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Mcclure and
Miss Clyde Kilby spent the weak end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Miller.
Mrs. w. F. Burkett and Miss Ruth
Tugman spent the week end in Da-
mascus, Va, visiting Mrs. Burketts
sister, Mrs. Eta Garrett.
&
Mr.. and Mrs. I. w. Kilby and FAM
lily, of Welch, w. Va, spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Reeves.
Messrs. John and Paul Donnelley
and nephew, of Trade, Tenn, were
sightseers in Washington, D. c., last
week.
-
Attorney Grant Bauguess met Mr..
and Mrs Vaughn Bauguess and
daughter at Emery last Monday
night and brought them to the county
for a visit. Mr.. and Mrs. Bauguess
make their home in Louisville, KY,
where Mr.. Bauguess is studying for
the ministry.
Mrs. Ben Sharpe, ST. and Mrs.
David Sharpe, of Charlotte, were in
the city Wednesday. Mrs. Ben Sharpe
is spending the summer at her home
at Glendale.
Mr.. Warner Graham and Misses
Pauline, Irene. and Gertrude Graham
left Sunday for visit of two weeks
with friends and relatives in Fled
ricksburg, Washington, and Balti-
more.
Mrs. S. S. Eastep, Of. Todd, spent
two days recently with her broth her,
DR.. w. E. Whit, at Abingdon.
Mr.. Hill Stansberry was brought to
his home at Todd Tuesday from the
Wilkes Hospital where he underwent
an operation for appendicitis about
six weeks ago. His condition was con-
sidered serious, but is now slowly
improving.
= s.
Wilkes County Agent A. G. Hen
dren, F. r. Farnham, D. B. Swar-
niger, and C. C. Siden visited Prof.
G. B. Prices dairy barn near Clifton
last week. Prof. Prices dairy is very
800 l., lo4o Nth how foul,
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WOMAN'S CLUB MEETING
POSTPONED UNTIL MAY 81

The regular monthly meeting of
the Woman's Club will be postponed
until Friday, May 81. Further an
nouncements will be made next week.
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Mrs. Walter Tucker las returned
from a visit to Washing ton, D. C. She
accompanied her husband who con-
tinued on to cities north Of Washing
ton |.-a
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-06-07
Tourists Planning
Trips to Montana

Tourists are looking "Montanaward'
for a western summer outing.
From Wayne Richardson, field repre-
sentative for Montanans, Inc, now
securing the highways and byways of
the east and south for tourist patron
age, has come the encouraging word
that Montana's recreational advantages
are highly regarded by those who crave
a summer in the mountains.
Furthermore, he reported, the east Is
fast becoming conscious Of Montana's
5000 miles of improved all-weather
highways and this fact alone Is ex-
pected to draw many through the
treasure state who in years gone by
would have detoured to avoid mud and
chuck holes.
Tourist agencies, he said, reported in
creased routings to and through Mon
tana with manifold requests for in
formation on it's recreational facilities
surpassed nowhere in the Pacific north
west.
AS a follow-up to Richardson's g.
OO0-mile jaunt, the Montana organiza-
ton is distributing folders inviting in
curry and in response to these Is mail
ing 24-page booklets depicting the
scenic beauty and grandeur OF the
state. This book contains IL four-color
pages of reproductions Of paintings of
Montana by Jean Jacques Pfister.
At the same time M%ontanans, Inc, is
conducting an intensified advertising
campaign in the midwest and east.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-06-07

told her anything2 Why had the old
lady called him q young manP
h asked her, accusingly. Her great
grandmother bridled. d you call your
father an old man, miss2"
Valencia smiled family, and forced
herself to show pleasure. establishment
and cordiality. And If Gilbert Redd
thought his daughter might nave been
slightly more affectionate to the old
lady. he reminded himself that he'd been
a reticent parent.
That day Valencia heard plenty Of
family history. Gil told his grandmother
OF the little school teacher he had mar
r1ed and buried, at V%alencia's birth; Of
the land he'd bought and lost Or kept:
Of the adventures. mostly commercial. Of
his manhood.
Il love poinsettias," said his grand
mother. Don't remind me of what I
said yesterday, miss. I can do without
petunias. Despise EN-" In a red cata-
log she had found his picture, recog-
nized 1t.
Later Gil gave orders to his daughter.
valencia, be good to her. She'll prob
ably try to run the place and demand
to see the pickers' naturalization papers
But-she's old, and I love her. II had
thought she was dead long ago."
Valencia assured him that a great
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-06-07

grandmother with spirit was the ons
thing needed to make her happy, and
she'd give her the large bedroom which
looked on h orange trees. Fasteners
like the flowers.
The next day Valencia sent a tough.
armed Stanfordian to all fraternity
houses between San Luis Obispo and
Long Beach. The S~tanfordian came back
embarrassed and said he couldn't find
any n who'd seen Russ in the past
fortnight. As a matter OF fact. he'd
found Russ in person, listening to Q
radio. Russ had coldly told him to
scram; he himself wanted nothing moro
to do with Gil Redd's daughter.
ITO Be Continued)
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-06-07
SEEKS HOME INVESTMENTS

I. NJ. Brandjord, commissioner Of
state lands, acting for the state land
board, has entered a bid on a $780,.
600 block of Billings city refunding
bonds, indicating the boards intention
of investing in home securities. Pur-
chases of the bonds of various munich
pal and school district organizations In
the state are now being made with per-
manent school funds.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-06-07
CLASSIFIED
-ADVERTISHMKNTS-
YOUR LIVESTOCK MARKET

YOUR LIVESTOCK MARKET
$1,25O,OOO WORTH OF LIVESTOCK sold
from March /, 1894 to Feb. 2s, 1885. Over
100000 worth Of Livestock sold in March.
This is now a public market operating under
the Stock Yards and Packers Act. Bonded
with the government for your protection.
Cattle sales every Tuesday. Horse sales
Friday, June z and June II, and every second
week from then on.
BILLINGS LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO.
Billings, Montana
IRRIGATION SUPPLIES
IRRIGATION PUMPS that are de-
pendable at low cost. State proposition
fully in first letter. We can also furnish
Diesel engines, gas engines, sheet metal and
arc welded pipe. betting. tanks and flume lin
tns, at competitive prices. Particulars. PARMA
WATER LITTER 90, Parma. idaho. q. 9. A.
MOTORCYCLES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Models &
Parts. BLAsIUs, mo-, idaho Falls. idaho.
ASSAYERS, CHEMISTS
LEWIS d WALKER, assayers, chem
ists. 100 N. wyoming. BUTTE. MONT.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-06-07

China faces a food shortage.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-06-07
IRRIGATION

LEWIS b WALKER, assayers, chem
lists. 100 N. Wyoming, BUTTE. MONT.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-06-07

1ARNS WANTED: With the compile
lion Of Fort Peck dam hundreds Of farmers
IN be- Obliged to move from their Missouri
Sekeom lands and will be looking for new
Sssstions. II you want to sell your farm
o6vsFtise II I'm THE GLASGOW COURIER.
0lssevV, Mont. Covers Fort Peck territory
eoWuletely. Write for rates.
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FARMS FOB SALE

FOR SALE: Stock ranch containing 176C
ceres, running and open water the veal
sround. Good improvements. Excellent range
Hnnrteen miles Sc Grass Range. Mont. on
01gter highway Write CLAUDE
6fnss Range, Mont,
The Washington times., 1935-06-24

ADVANCED on diamonds. watches. iewelry
and silverware: loans 5000 and over 2 20:
all tickets good for one year. Mornings
L.nan Office ODD Washington Airport
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ALL KINDS FURNITURE-3bu burner gas
ranges Highest cash prices. MA. 1896.
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Real Estate
Waterfront Properties 20

HESAPEAKE BEACH cottage; ami. :
bedrms; $l2 wk.: or will sell. AT. 1853,
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Mattresses Renovated
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MISUNDERSTANDING

chas ] sartholmew s15 10th nv MA 7iS6
CauitoI View watch ShoD 2OA ia % u 1854
DefibauVh Eye Glasses st nv ME Ss46
Levenson 'Your Jewsler" 1920 Pa ave nv MA 9645
G Mostly l42l ct NV NO 744I
Pitts 1890 7th-13O2 q ct nv De 3I52. ME 6II3
SummeraIl $3.50 III nv Jswelry Repalrs
The Watch Shop 722 18th nv
L Weber 213 Pa ~ 1885
ELECTRIC CLOCK REPAIRING
Columbia IeWery Shop 1854 Col I'd NV CO 70Si
PLATING
D Plating L Polishing Co $40 & St nv ma S57A
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Beverages & Liquors

A Liquor Co 1905 Columbia I'd 0W AD $500
Ace Beverage Co 2442 l8 NV zee. AID 1850
APS Liquor Store 1882 7th at nv DE 584l
Ambassador Beer & Liquor 2465 Is NV co l220
AmhrOals OeIicatessen ~ & Ella AZ nv mo POPS
Afias IIauor CO I, no .ME 4272
Cairo Liquor Shop 1918 II nv ...... NO 97I2
Central Liquor Store 5l8 NV ....ME 7735
COstaS Contradictory 3440 18th nv co 1I43
FeIker'S Liquor Store 370s Ga ave nv. co 1889
LIqUor store s24o Mt Pleasant co 2A2O
You
Hyman'S Liquor Shop Sl2S Mt Pleasant. CO 43ss
Jaffs Liquor Store 20l @ nv o. I42
lo.kO Liquor St0rO 1880 Fla ~ UO ... - 7IlS
MuIhefiR'S LIquSF Store II q nv Me $50
PiVer'S OeIicatessen 4 Liquor 1929 Il nv CO l04l0
Plaza Wine & Liquor Store 705 N Cap. ~ 96!S
Rejd's IiauOr store 1859 U st NV NO 94l9
Reliable Liquor Store 1921 "a NV De 4324
8ammy'0 LiQuOe StOF0. I3AS 1Ath %. W. DE. 1898
Sam EJas Ria IA az NV . GE 1855
ServIea / IGuer Shop lO7 I AZ aO DE 6464
IIauor store R25 Pa ~ 90 ..... u 9727
SnSnlSh stare l636 l7ti, nv DE 1898
StseImSN'S IIauor store 2746 u NV CO 6767
True Blue LIsueF Store 1888 Wis ~ nv WE 1875
VintaOo Wine & Liquor Store 2s10 Conn Az co 1883
YorE wine 4 Iiauor store 1857 Ca AZ CO S60S
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FURNITURE
Albert lnUraham Credit Furniture LII 1880
Thompson 6rcs 1920 Good Hope I'd % ~ O556
UPHOLSTERIN0 AND SLIPCoVERS
p L Armstrong 3412 Rhode Island AZ 90 ny 94.J
Artistic Upholstery Co 2437 18th nv AO 80Ii
Bethesda Refining Co $3.50 Wis ave WIS 2822
Flash
capitol UpholsterIno Go Sal" 18th nv CO $3.50
Col Poly inst for Blind chair Gamers MA A696
rhos King 92l Thayer az Sill Spg Nd SH 1874
C MeAIister Upholsterlns 2O5 King Alex 1853
North Capitol Upholstery 1901 Cap ct 20 2954-W
Robertson Awning Shop 2l5 Ind ave Nv va 1851
W r Spells 1888 18th NV 20 02I7
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Specially Shops-Furriers

Quick
G cSm ~ Ttb s. NV ST S47s
Doll Hosuital 1101 l4th NV ME 27q2
shirt 4 Dress Hospital l714 9th nv 20 O57I
CASH REGISTERS
Cares A P Registers Forms 927 18th NV o. 1887
national Cash Register Co. 1908 NV MA 1875
FURRlERS
Little America Fur Shop 26O9 18th aW 40 1907
Joseph RSendorf S17 18th NV MA 65iS
u ZirkIn T. Sons S2l l4th 0W ME 2lIO
HATS
Bertha Hat Shop One Price $500 Conn ~ AO 04SS
LEATHER GOODS
G W Kline 6ll 18th NV MA &2%2
SPORTS SHOPS
COrrs Bicycle L Repairs 55S5 III ave BE 325S
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Auto Service

Amsrvss. Ants wrseksrs 221S 9 aw. DE S762
HsRFy L Poole l342 II 90 ~ zoVO
Gaertner'S Auto Service rear re Cap MA 1850
James Murphy 1909 NV 81 SSCS
RaybeSt0S Brake Service 617 Z AZ o. 96l6
Watts Garass rear 1927 o Nv NO a2'o
18th st Garage. r c Willie 1909 18th nv
FeatherstORe SerV Angle 1905 ~ NO SUD-
Auto Brake Service Co 427 K nv NE S2o8
Auto Upholstery Cleaned: Tiralla Process ~ 75I6
Browns Auto Repair 1901 18th nv w 5S5O
IOhnsON Auto Repair 23la Ga ave nv NO 1910
4 3 ants eIsss ahon l40a n - ~ 0SA3-v
TasIeshS 110s I4th NV ,.......ME 1852
Gail Carl Inc 614 NV " HlS
Berry Ns,en sI55 ChampIain It nv CO 1920
NsrcomSo fIIdsmehlle ser rear 1918 Is MA 1871
mSSSr" Awta s"dv WIS eIl5 N NV ME 1881
MsfI"rsI AMto To1 Co 2Ii6 - NV -. DE 234S
NJ WSShin1foW 81 GARAGE Alex Va . AIeo 2707
SSIII~ T"IrsU I70I NV NO Q67A
senator's Auto Wash SOe 2n4n Ga az nv NO ISL"
BATTERY SERVICE
OIss Sat q Flea ca 1877 ?0th nv NE 0oeS
6IReII 4 Clever Bat Flee Ser 26oe Pa Az WE z"Io
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Observation-Disclosures

Abby Radio Service 8647 Ga ave NV CO S69s
ABC Battery h 81 Ser tho 1929 CAP IT. De I7I7
American Radio SerV l43l Cap st ~ 0082
Bills Radio Ser 11O4h King st Alex We Alex 250I
Call Radio Co 636 SO n at ne - 1888
Carriers Radio ca 1851 N 1t nv WE SOIL
Central Electric Service 1881 Ga av CO SIIS
CIay's Majestic PhiIcO SerV 1899 18th NV De S7S2
nurso Graphone. Radio Shop 1928 1t 10 u 1905
csrner'S Soc Radio Ser Calls CO 69IA
Gibs0ns Radio Serv 1891 Belmont I'd nw CO 7I5S
Clam R,dIo Co 47os WI, ave NV 49,. CT s6Is
C Lord Radio L RefV Service -. &c 0292
Gardner D Pinkett 1918 You st nv DE S508
industrial 81 L Radio SerV $40 Ella ave DE 58S9
Modern EIec Lab 500 Fla ave De A820
Radio Sam 28lT Conn ave :. CO 28IA
SUDerjOr Refri0 Serv $40 Eye ct NV Of 1888
TreWoIIa Radio Service 1910 e at ne AZ 32l2
Universal Radio eIec Co l04 q ct nv ~ $3.50
Wash Gun, Key Radio Co 3005 NJ NV WE 02I7.J
Williams Radio Service 1928 Tth nv o. SIS6
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WOODBRIDGE, D. C.

Five-room modern bungalow with gar.
age Must be sold at sacrifice. Price
S6.250: $500 cash. $55 per month.
Financed through the building associa-
ton with no renewals Positively the
best value in this section.
FOLSOM KEMP & NIX Inc.
2314 Rhode Island Ave DEC. 1147
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CLASSIFIED


REAL ESTATE
houghton 4 Co 900 18th nv o. 1855
Corporation Construction Loans. 1910 4 81. n. W.
Real Estate Mortgage and Guaranty MA. IA03
Tyler 4 Rutherford 1890 It nv MA 0475-6
SMALL LOANS
Auto Mart 2s0S Ga ave NV CO I72IO
Bethesda Personal Banker $3.50 Wis Az WI 1873
N GrsenbaUm 1904 Eve It NV NE $3.50
Directory
State Loan Co $500 r I ave Nj Rainier De 5553
PAWN BROKERS
RosslyR Loan Co Rosslyn Va e.. Wal $3.50
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Schools & Colleges

Beatrice Seymour Goodwin Voice 1905 q WI 294S
soyds School Of Sect 1888 st MA 9342
Columbus University 1923 18th nv =. DE s443
Mae Dawson OaneInS 1929 NJ 1t MA SSAi
The
Miss Floods Kinder sarten 1922 Mass NV
Nat School Mech Dentistry 1901 G st NV VA 4092
pofeefS Business COLLEGE i4th & Eye sts MA A7I7
Stanfisld Sect School TO l4th NV o. 1883
Southeastern University 1888 g Ct nv MA $3.50
Whitmore Sect School l410 Fl ct NV ME HS1I
Williams Inst. Of Music SlS ct NV NO $3.50
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GARDEN SUPPLIES
BaIdersOn Z Co 626 Ind ave NV .... Ma o7SI
FLORISTO
Amans Flower Shop 36l7 I4th nv IT. . CO I006S
ChaconaS Floral Co $500 l4th NV ...... CO 24i2 |
C 4 C Flower Store 600 18th nw......ME 1869 |
L c Flower Sore SO4 18th NV ..... ME 7945 |
BY
C & G Flower Store sos 18th NV . ME 743S |
G Flower Store ola 1t nv ONE 7404 |
Guides 1912 F ct NV ...... MA 4276 |
Howard Flower Shop 9th & R I ave Of 1855 |
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on. Va. BOSS { PHELPS Walnut 88I5

A QUAINT AND COY HOME
IN CHEVY CHASE D. C.
S7,950-Conveniently located near cars
and bus A Dutch Colonial of real charm,
suitable for small family Modern and
in nice condition. The lot is Handicapped
in most interesting manner. The upkeep
should be very low and It is desirable
place for people of modest means
ROSS & PHELPS NATIONAL 1900.
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HERALD MODEL HOME

HEKHIU MODEL HOME
1898 PsrshinO Drive
N. Ashton Heights Clarendon, Va
Beautiful shade trees, HANDICAPPED lawn, this home
commands appreciation OF design and location.
Built to the highest standards with brick. Buck
ingham slate roof Johns Manvlle insulation. furred
walls. copper cutters. flashing and down spouts.
lie drain foundation. steel beam construction and
every other approved feature. it is. indeed. the
homo nj your ideals Attached garage. finished
attic and recreation room. modern and completely
equipped kitchen. tiled bath and tiled firSt-floor
lavatory. Make YOUR inspect ion TODAY
Clarendon Va ROSS pHEIpS walnut Rails
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Electrical Service

Com eIee Shop $40 Fla ave nv .... NO s6iS
Fearing Flee Co 1898 18th NV CO I4258M
KuehIns lOcksmith L cleo 4th no II 2795
18th 81 Electric Shop 1901 18th CO I037a
Reliance Radio Co 1881 ct ..... ME NIi
Regal EIeG Co s49 Upshur at zee. co 1891
E " Smith 920 Howard I'd 90 ~ 602SR
Locate
Warren 1905 n ct nv Ma $3.50
R B Watson Co CO 0468 eve At 2l20W
TUrberVilIe Inc 1922 Con-. aV NO 1907
Kent White 81 Cont 500 King st Alex Va Tel 2
whiting & Herrity HOS 9th a.. MA 1882
Geo WormIey SAT Fla ave NV ...... NO 89I9
L0CKSMITH
Jacks Lock L Key Shop ll7S 18th nv MA 1919
Try Me Lock Co 2211 14th De 1877
Florists
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Moving 6 Storage

all. State Transfer Co local. long dist Of 5726
8 W Transfer Co l342 st nv NO 1904
Call jaokson'S Express Co 1929 u OV 20 1898
Service
W curles 2O3S Nicholas ave % ... AT III2
Curtis Transfer 1870 T ct .....OE 1858
Davis Transfer Co 1915 East Cap e.. u 1887
EAGLE Transfer Co 1928 q At ne mo 6642
lexington Transfer Co 1918 9th ne zee. IL SS2
6ordOn'S 1899 18th ct -. 20 1885
MuIlens Trans STORAGE 2010 9th -. NO $3.50
Neal SamuerS Express 1851 Goth NV . ME 6363
Park View L Pet Ex S7O6 Ca ave uWc0 O05A
Reliable Local MoVIna 222 C It 90 u 6IH
Rogers Transfer 1853 At ne ... ~ a77S
C o SwOfford 1919 5th NV ....... DE 0IS0-I
SPRINGS & Sons 606 " 7 Az NV ...... ME- 1929
J Walker 1922 nth nv De 1883
wilkins Local Lane 81 Co ann King It AIeg W.
MOTOR FREIGHT
Red Line Ine 6nS K | 20 1889
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! Insurance & Investments

Francis A Marks Investment bldg Ma $3.50
Henry J Robb 1924 Vermont ave nv Ol 8l4I
Tongue Brooks & Zimmerman Inc 1417 ME 2670
VIM Sanders Co 1919 1t nv Oi 10l5
The Washington times., 1935-06-24
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Aanew oil Burner Corp 1913 18th st NV. MA 3O6s
| Horston 1882 Sth 81 70 1903
r Delay Coal lee Co 1900 II nv NO 9072
Evans ice Coal Wood Co 1919 nv NO 9233
Judd's Coal L Ice SerV RI 1915 VI AZ De $3.50
n GIotzbIach Otfics-Yard 923 18th 10. ~ O0S3
A.
! NormanI6I8 18th nw ....,,,,,,,.DE $3.50
o Barnes S27 4th st NV
RlnaIdi Coal Co $40 ave ne ........ NO 1900
! n TrunneIl Jr l245 33rd NV .........WE 2l23
E white & Sons 500 ct nW.........OE $3.50
The Washington times., 1935-06-24
Funeral Directors

Funeral Directors
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
los . Bailey Co 227 Of uw 70 GS43
Cornish l. Cornish 1921 10th nv 20 3734.2770
Moons Funeral Homo 1929 U Ct NV NO 1855
John 7 Rhnes i Co 90l Srd st ME 1870
N WlnSIOW { Fillmore 2O1l 18th NJ NO 26A3
Furniture & Upholsterine
The Washington times., 1935-06-24

1895 EACH. easy terms; wooded lots on
bus line: sewer. water. gas. electricity:
built-up section near schools. stores.
churches Write owner Box 1915. Clar-
endon Va