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Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-04
$13,340.00

You will see that during my su-
pervision of the legal department
for 1884 the costs were $3.50 90 less
than in 1893 under Childers.
The above figures do not simply
cover the money paid Kirk and my
self, but all other legal expense of
the same nature as incurred under
ChilderS.
incidentally, it Is fact that just
before Childers resignation, he had
requested the board for an addi-
tional attorney to help him, claim
ing there was enough work for
three attorneys.
Concerning the alleged delay in
the Power suit against the district,
again Rose and Pound misrepreSent
that. My brief was served and
filed OH September 18th last. The
Power Company, over our objection
to the Court, obtained an extension
of their time to file their brief to
January 2, 1885, My office did not
receive that brief until January
5th. 1t was 248 pages in length. I
spent from January 9th to 18th in
Sacramento for the District and
from January 18th to 18th at Phoe-
nix for the District. suppose Rose
would have had me put in rush
brief and lose the case. That would
suit him fine. Well, don't pro-
pose TO lose that case and I now
go on record as believing the dis
trict will win it,,
! It the legal department and the
present majority on the board are
not handicapped by Rose during
the next few months the Imperial
Irrigation District, in my opinion,
will have its power troubles all
settled and have finances to de-
velop its All-American power and
will be actually delivering power to
its customers, IN SPITE OF and
not because of Mark Rose.
l sincerely hope that this VAL
ley will never see the day that
the power projects of the district
are not in the hands of the board
of directors of this district and 1
further hope that the district
never turns any of its power over
to any power company to distri-
butte.
Concerning the charges that I
have ever been employed by the
Southern Sierras Power Company,
or any power company, that is not
so. am not now and never at any
time have been employed by or in
anywise paid directly or indirectly,
by any power company, or any per-
son connected with any power COM
pany at any time. I am under ~
obligation of any kind or character
to any power company, or anyone
connected with any power company.
Anyone who says I have received
any money or even a favor from
any power company at any time is
absolutely mistaken and making a
false statement.
I am sincerely giving the best
there is in me to the legal problems
of this District. I have tried to
keep out of politics and handle the
legal work and that alone. I would
not have made this statement or
reply but for the lies and misrep-
resentations being made by Rose
and those he hopes to use to fur
ther his purpose. I apologize to the
public for taking any part in this
political controversy, but I do be-
lieve the present majority on the
Board should have your support in
the good work they are doing for
you.
Sincerely,
HARRY w. HORTON.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-04
Horton State Facts For District Voters
~ - POLITICAL ADVERTISING POLITICAL ADVERTISING
HORTON CHALLENGES STATEMENTS
MADE BY MARK ROSE AND CITES
OFFICIAL RECORD TO DENY THEM

are now assisting the legal depart
ment assisted Childers and Rob-
ertS AND OTHERS NOT NOW
ASSISTING ALSO ASSIS TED
CHILDERS. AS a matter of fact,
Childers' operation Of the legal de-
partment cost the district per year
more than 1t has under my charge.
For proof of that I give you the
figures for the last few years.
Yearly costs of legal department
as taken from the districts records
for ChilderS' time:
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-04
Sc ROBBERY BRINGS SENTENCE

CLEVELAND tU.P)-For a street
robbery that netted him five cents.
Eugene Tischler. 81. was sentenced
to the Ohio Reformatory. Common
Pleas Judge George P. Baer i'm
posed sentence after a jury had
found him guilty. Tischler has a
criminal record and had been on
parole when the robbery occurred.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-04
BABY BONDS APPROVED

WASHINGTON. Feb. 4. W,R)-
President Roosevelt today signed
the "Baby Bond" bill expanding
the treasury IS borrowing power and
authorizing issuance of government
securities in denominations as low
as S25
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-04
POLITICAL ADVERTISING POLITICAL ADVERTISING
POUNDS RECORD AS DIRECTOR OF
DISTRICT PRESENTED BY AL KALIN
FOR INFORMATION OF ELECTORATE
TO THE ELECTORS OF IMPE-
RIAL IRRIGATION DISTRICT:

~ tu1 ELEC C1ONo VI khEE-
RIAL IRRIGATION DISTRICT:
Mark Rose seems to object to
three members of the board being
in harmony in the conduct of the
affairs of the Imperial Irrigation
District, SO he refers to Mr.. Hewes,
Mr.. Young and myself. as the
Solid Three"
Mr.. Rose can't control the
present board of directors SO he
urges you to support his candi-
dates, Pound and Aten, for what
. reason? The obvious purpose of
trying to again get his one-man-
control of district affairs. Rose
would have the voters believe that
their affairs are better off under
his thumb than in the hands of
three men who won't take orders
from, Rose, but who will work in
harmony for the best interests of
this district.
Mr.. Pound and Mr.. Rose have
announced very definitely that
they are in direct opposition to the
policies being carried out by Mr..
Young, Mr.. Hewes and myself.
Both Mr.. Rose and Mr.. Pound
have resorted to their usual tactics
of damning and condemning
everything that anybody else does
and both claim to be urging the
election of Pound, on the basis of
Mr. Pounds record
Taking Pound and Rose at their
word, that they wish you to vote
for Pound on his record, I am
going to give you Pounds record as
former director of the Brawley
division and let you compare it
with the 1884 record Of that
division.
While Pound was director the
costs of operating the Brawley
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-04
$14.414.00
I took on the legal work i'm

took on the legal work in
April, 1884. Including all of
Childers operating costs during
his part of 1884 and all costs for
the balance of the year under
me the total for 1884 was less
than the least year under Chill
ders. e..
1884 ................................. S13,340.00
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-04

Under The "Solid Three" as Rose
calls Hewes, Young and myself,
the expense of that same division
for last year was:
1884 .....................-$ $125 ,261 90
Now, let us see how the Pound
Rose and Aten controlled board
treated themselves during those
same years. The salaries and ex-
penses of the directors themselves
1Tall five) during Pounds term,
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-04

I acted as chairman of the COM
mittee representing the farm
bureau in bringing about the
formation of this program, and we
are now exploring the possibility OF
further refinancinG through the
RFC to get further relief.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-04

Compare the foregoing with last
years expenses of the Hewes,
Young and Kalin board. The ex-
penses for all five directors in 1884
were as follows:
1884 ..........................$14,98 ,988.00
Rose and Pound are making
Harry Horton an issue in this elec-
ton. They can't claim his services
arc not satisfactory SO they would
have you believe that the costs of
operating the legal department of
the district are greater since Hor-
ton became chief counsel.
Here again compare facts and
figures taken from the districts
Nrecords. The costs of the legal de-
partment during Childers' time and
Horizons time are as follows:
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-04

We have been able to get the
land bank to make approximately
three quarters of million dollars
of emergency loans in the valley,
primarily because of the renewed
confidence in the business ad-
ministration of the district.
, 1935-05-26

The oIomorous Morlene is costly one OF the
most fomous ond popuIor OF oil screen &C.
,resses Alwoys known os one OF the best
dressed women OF the world. her odmIrers VIII
thrill OF sloht OF the gorgeous clothes she
weors IN The Devil Is O Womon." O picture
o. Sponish atmosphere produced by Poro-
mount
This new Silhouette Of white chiffon IS
Q perfect ode to oroce ond IS from the per-
sonoI wordrobe OF MorIene Dietrich n
drooe ocross but one shoulder ond the bold
Green silk cornotlon lend Q mosierful touch
OF sopnIst'cot'on
This modernized yet typieol Sponish
costume S one OF mony worn by Mss D'etHcn
IN her iotest picture.
3-The distinctive wing shoulder fTeof'
, 1935-05-26
.CL

ment OF this handsome gown BY Trovis Blon-
ton sets O new style note. The moteriol Is of
t~o-tone block and green sofin.
A modish beach ensemble OF bloc
"trow" worn with q vey new cut white both-
ing suit.
5-Sponish influence Is opporent IN this
lovely gown Of white chiffon. u is worn with
conjunction cope and scorf OF antique Ioce
ond with the brood trimmed loce hot shown.
OF lower center.
6-Thls lovely dinner suit Is OF block COS
hume velvet, q fobric which will persist IN op-
peorino even through the summer months
The skirt IS narrow but slit for walking COM
fort while the coot IS cut exceptionally full
providing O chic contrast.
Evening star., 1935-11-28
AUCTION SALES-uITuRE DAYS.
THOs. J. OWEN 4 SON AUCTIoNEERs
143I EYE ST NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL,
ESTATE USED PRINCIPALLY AS A
FAEkING LOT AND UPON WHICH Is
4 q BRICK * BUILDING KNOWN AS

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESIATE USED PRINCIPALLY AS A
eR sRIcR -eu euH6fNa' AHR SPok kNoWS %N7SH Is ls
1922 I STREET NORTHWEST D
BY virtue Of q certain deed OF trust, duly
recorded in Liber No. 81 80. folio 23S ct
Columbia, and at the request of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned trustees
will sell at public auction in front Of the
oc16cE oF 6ESEMsER NJ AZ AD. ,di'S5 ,diss5 At FOUR
land and premises. situate in the District
of Columbia. and designated as and beins
lot numbered thtrty-Seven t37) in Gather
inc Mc1ntires combination of parts OF
lots In square numbered one hundred and
in the ONCE of the surveyor for the District
of Columbia in Liber 50 at folio 81
Terms of sale One-third OF the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash, balance
and two years. with interest at 8 per
centum per annum payable semi-annually
from day Of sale. secured BY first deed Of
trust upon the property sold or all cash.
at the option Of the purchaser A deposit
Of $4,000 will be required at time Of
sale All conyeyaneing recording docu-
mentary revenue stamps etc. at cost of
purchaser: Terms Of sale to be complied
with within thirty days from day of sale.
otherwise the trustees reserve the right
of defaulting purchaser after five days
advertisement of such resale, in some news
paper published in Washington. D. c.
WILLIAM MONTGOMERY.
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY Trustees.
BY h. PRESCOTT GATLEY
President.
(seall Attest:
E. PERCIvAL WILSON.
oAeo111A1e1so % % nS an -d.o
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SALE-AUTOMORn.ES

STUpEBAKER 1927, President sedan
Coming out Of the shop Of a Studebaker
distributor. you can be sure 1t Is riEbt in
in fine condition. washington usedscar
market quotation. S165; our price, S129.
my Used Cars Make Good or I Do"
Phone District O110.
STUDEBAKER 1929 7-pass sedan-Our
price is S96 below Washington uSed-car
quotations; painted in our own shop motor
small psyments: s179 NY M ~ used s5Sas cans sna
MeSe MAS S6Sn G00d or De on Lee p Butler Inc.
sTUDEBAKER 1881 9 sedan-oue Of the
most popular Studebaker models; modern
in appearance. excellent in appearance and
ppse6dormanes; ns tires sts washington
S22g. My Used Cars Make Good or I
3D. 3D. Lee .; Butler Inc. 1l3S Conn. ave.
STUDEBAKER 1894 Dictator 4-door Sc
dan. original dark blue finish. excellent
tires. appearance and performance. This
Is a new used car. hardly more than
trade allowance very liberal terms; s409.
MY Used Cars Make Good or I Do.'
Phone District O11O.
STUDEBAKER 1888 Commander 3 de luxe
sedan-This is new used car. perfect ap-
plated wheels with excellent tires, .Startex.
hniSh. A car that has had excellent care
snd complete Teconditiontng; generous
trade allowance. Very liberal terms because
TINS car viii last long time; S4s9. My
Used Cars Make Good or Do" Lee D.
Butler, Inc. 1l3S Conn. ave. Phone Dis
trict 0l10.
TERRAPLANEsl TERRAPLANEs! = Two
1888 sedan demonstrators; SlO0 down,
os!ance $50 per mo. Two 1884 sedans
$40 down, S26 per month. One 1894
eoach' eoa s75 down. balance S23 per month.
JACK PPY personally guarantees them.
Packard Dealer, 4441 Conn. ave branch.
WILLYS-KNIGHT 1890 sedan finish Ike
new. excellent motor. A pickup for some
one that needs good car cheap: S07: pay
% down, 81 month. Open nights Money
PACK guarantee. Nolan's Lot. 18th and
M SITS NV.
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WILL TRADE

4541 BURLINGTON PL. NV.
Between Brandywine and Chesapeake SITS
I Will accept small house In exchange for
this new, beautifully planned. detached Will
liamsburg Colonial home. close to new
Woodrow wilson High School. graded and
parochial schools. All brick. center-hall
plan. First floor-Spacious living room
with open fireplace. larse dining room,
Masters bed room with private bath and two
other large bed rooms and bath. also
screened sleeping porch. finished attic.
plastered and insulated; recreation room,
laundry and lavatory; screened sleeping
porch. oil heat. attached garage. furred
walls. copper water pipes; Priced right for
1404 4. CAFRITz. DIST. e0s0s
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OFFICIAL NOTICES,

zoNINd COMMISSION, D. c.. WASHINGTON,
November 21st. 1895. In accordance with
Congress approved March 1, 1920 public
No. 1853; 66th congress). entitled An ACT
buildings in the District Of Columbia and
to create zqnns commssIUn PdssbT ssn snd for
a public hearing will be held in the Board
Room Of the District Building beginning Tsaa Ct
for the purpose Of considering the following
proposed change. in the boundaries Of the
use; height snd & area distristss Ssss.vs,, to Et:
CIAI4 90 %" AREA; lots l to 10, both
square south OF 40e3: and part Of parcel
1925. the said squares and parcel being
on the east. BY the east line Of said parcel,
on the west By Fenwick Street. NE DAN
1 SULTAN NJ. c. HAzEN. GEO z. ALLEN.
DAVID LYNN. ARNO 3. CAMMERER. zon-
ing Commission of the District of Columbia.
no21 lot. .inclSu&hol
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

ATTRACTIVE HOME, GROUNDS; BEAU-
tiful shade trees; 2S acres in Herndon.
near station 10-room house. hot-water
electricity available: artesian well. spring,
running stream. VIII sell on very reason
able terms or exchange for income prop
take notice. BUELL. FARM AGENCY,
Herndon Fairfax Co Va
Evening star., 1935-11-28
SALE-FARMS.
WANTED-FARMS.

HAVE BUYERS FOR GOOD FARMS. REA-
sonably priced. Give description location,
price. w. G WILLIAMS. Metropolitan
Bank Building i
WANTED-TIMBER FOR SAWMILL PUR-
poses; would like to exchange good water
front property and bungalow near Gibson
Island: pine preferred. LAUREL LUMBER
CO. Woodlawn Md
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WANTED-AUToMOBILEs.
SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.

CHEVROLET 1888 panel delivery S345;
also 1881. Ford panel; S165: 1921 Ford;
dual-wheel chassis. :S125. and 1881 Ford
good running condition. good tires. Addi-
son Chevrolet Sales. 1437 irving st. NV.
Phone Adams 541l.
BUICK 1928 with pickup box. Honestly
Priced at sos terms. Owens Motor Co.,
R3o3 Georgia ave
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WANTED-WAREHOUSES.

WAREHOUSE WITH RAILROAD SIDING
wanted for wholesale jobbing business. In
tails as to location. type Of building. floor
space. ONCE facilities. and fire. insurance
asIe M ststs smnnt Snd bsi b;,dng Re- rfsSSR i on
ceptionally large whether would rent part
only. Heating facilities not necessary
except for once. Address BOX 201-T,
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VERY Low PRICED.

4-family fat in good residential rental
section: business. schools TRANSPORTATION
nea rhy: rooms. dinette and tiled bath
each: separate gas heaters. modern kitchen
equipment, rear porch. low rents, no va
lower than any similar fiat in city: shows
GOOD safe return on cash required to pur-
chase equity. Call MP DREW. Met. 1897
Bldg
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RENT-ST0RES & APARTMENTS
SALE-LOTS,

1923 2Sth ST. NW.-STORE REAR RIM,
cellar; 2nd A. 3 r and b.; gas. cleo: $50.
other loc. w. D. SULLIVAN CO., Nat. 7S4S.
Evening star., 1935-11-28
PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS. D. O. WASHINGTON,
November 18th. 1935.-Sealed proposals
will. be received At Room 500. District
ber 5. 1885. and then publicly opened. for
furnishing materials and performing the
work for certain planting grading and sod
Certified check for $40 payable to the
Collector of Taxes; D.. c.. is required to
insure return Of drawings and specifica-
tions in rood condition. Apply Room 427.
District Building. no25-6t
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SALE-ACREAGE-

ABSORB THESE FACTS.
I2lz miles from White House-200 acres
with panoramic view of Potomac Improve
ments are substantial. modern ano in good
repair. Speculatively priced at $4,000;
asmile frontage. on hard-Surfaced road.
electricity; S10O per acre; resales are sound
and logical Immediately. Address Box
l54-T. Star office
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform,
Small Loan Latus

ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS OR AUTOMO-
biles. AMERICAN FIDELITY LOAN CORP
Citizens Bank Bldg. Shep. 1886. Tskoma
Park, Md
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other loc w D. SULLIVAN CO., Nat. 7s4s.
SALE-LOTS.
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE CORNER OAK
$500 eoTss4 essh ooDVste %ster se ter
wonderful bargaip. Address Box ATS
THREE LOTS. 81 FT. BY 100 FIT. IN
reasonable. Address Box 3o7-s' Star
Office. @o 70
FIRST COMMERCIAL : G0x157i KEN
nedy ST NV, between North Capitol and
/ st SITS. OWNER. Nat. 44s2. Geo. 64O9.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES, S16o AND
up. Phone Mrs MCDONALD. Capitol
Heights 246-J or National 537l.
So. $50 (FULL PRICE BUYS BEAuTI-
fully situated lots in New Jersey; near Free res,
Owner forced to sell. Terms. Address Box
BOOT. Star office. -
. LOTS FACING ROCK. CREEK, PARK
and in D. G, 69xl2o; 81 500 cash cash. each; 1dx
169-T Star Office.
BETHESDA. MD.
Corner; S1.100 suitable for two houses;
one block from Wisconsin ave. s.p paved Wt
ADELBERr W. LEE ,ooo
1343 H st. NV District 1900.
.WooDsIDE PARK. =.
high ground. with side hill slope: ideal for
artisticaIly designed home; fne trees. wide
.THos, E FARRELL CO. Realtors.
III Afttf iSth s. PM shepSsrd Sat50na sass S760'
4 1,,;I; LOTS FACING GOVT, PARK, sI53, EA.
from Bt nnin9 rd. ne. An excellent value
1s4a a. H sSl ADEtRERT SlRl W bI7s;lc. LEE; 1900.
$40 zoNED, FOR FLATS.
front. suitable for 2 family Nat.
More than 100 It. front on . streets.
si,06o@3:,rd and F sts. s.e-sOx1oo,
1a4a H St. N- NV. '" District NFii 1900.
Real Opportunity for
Limited Time.
$3.50 UP.
Several building sites in very attractive
and desirable suburban development near
Sligo Park, on 10th St bus line, near new
tricity, gas. sewers. No street assessments.
rov.4 TqSS SiSs REALTY x.t2sS5I1taS G9mRaMT l77s.
in Roland PaTk ali impfove'nents ' easS :
terms Mr. COOPER National 1859
WANTED-LOTS.
LOT SUITABLE FOR FOUR-FAMTLY
fiat. preferably northeast. Address Box
463-S. Star Office. 2S"
SALE-FARMS.
1S-ACRE FARM, NEAR ANNAPOLIS: GOOD
S-room modern house. with bath electric
ity. large barn, poultry houses: all buildings
in good condition: land is level and is all
rich. productive soil: running stream;
fronts on concrete State rd So 500. terms.
w. @. WILLIAMS. Metropolitan Bank Build
ing. Evenings. phone Cleveland 6242. i"
CAMP SPRINGS, MD NEAR SCHOOL.
3 Miles District Line.
New, Small Cottage
Well Electricity.
Acres Level Land. Largely Oaks.
Sl.75U.
5000 Cash. $50 Month.
GIBOES. Barr Bldg. National 1888. 1s
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OLDSMOBILE 1884 "S'' trunk sedan. g.
wheel de luxe equipment. factory built-in
radio and many other de luxe features;
showroom appearance from bumper to
bumper The FIRST buyer gets 1t for S595.
SUPERIOR MOTORS, 1920 l4th st. NV.
Phone Decatur I3OO
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sALE-INvEsTMENT PROPERTY.

A REAL FIND-sdALL APARTMENT
building on 18th St, within walking dis
tance of downtown. fully rented. now
clear. Can be bought for S2,750 cash and
balance on one trust at 512fo interest.
Low monthly payments. Will show excep-
ttonal returns: See Mr., Allen. J. WESLEY
Metropolitan 1143.
1sef YIELD ON EQUITY INVESTED IN
Mr.. BOWERS. zoos Conn. ave. Met. 9024.
TWO 4-FAMILY APT. BUILDINGS. AT
oughly insulated and modern; selected ten
ants furnish own heat. Yearly income.
$4,000: price $4,000. Owner builder.
Address Box S5-T Star office.
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY.
S3.950-Six-room and bath brick with 90
foot frontage on commercial street in
northwest section; hot-water heat. elec.
and garage. Rented to Government
employe at S45 per month.
7,9501eModern two-story brick two-fam-
lily nat. only one year old. Four rooms
and tile bath each. with concrete porch,
hot-water heating plants. hardwood
floors, metal weather stripping and
lear garage; good northwest rental
section; tenants furnish own heat and
light. Rental, $1,000 per year. An
exceptional investment at this figure.
S25 .000-CORNER STORE and two large
housekeeping apartments, on boulevard
leased for long term to national grocery
company; apts. rented to white tenants;
hot-water heat with oil burner. Perfect
condition. Terms
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1905 H ST. NV. NATIONAL 2345.
Evening star., 1935-11-28

PLYMOUTH 1898 cabriolet; black finish
excellent. good TOP ana tires. hoating-power
engine hydraulic brakes. safety glass.
rumble seat, > good tires: S3g5 AT 9th
Plymouth Phone Lincoln 1898.
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OWNER WILL SACRIFICE CORNER 94x
so. $500 cash. Water. gas, electricity;
smaller corner opposite, sold for 81 $50;
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PLYMOUTH 1884 de luxe coupe; motor
quiet ana powerful and in fine condition.
excellent finish, tires like new. clean in
terior Honestly Priced al S435; liberal.
loW-cost General Motors terms. Owens
Motor Co ti:}.l.S Georgia ave.
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OLDSMOB1LE 1894 touring sedan. built-in
trunk, black finish; SOS down. balance 81 :
month Also 1894 touring 2-door sedan,
original black finish; $50 down. S25 mo.
JACK PRY personally guarantees them.
Packard Dealer. 444l Conn. ave. branch.
Evening star., 1935-11-28

PLYMOUTH 1894 de luxe coaches, sedans;
every car in excellent condition as to tires.
Priced from S465 to S525: terms. SlOu
down. SIS to S2S mo. Smoot Motor Co.,
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FIRST COMMERCIAL : G0xl57i.. KEN;
nedy ST NV, between North Capitol and
/ st SITS. OWNER. Nat. 44S2. Geo. 64O9
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MAKE YOUR FAMILY THANKFUL.
BUY THIS SPLENDID HOME

b5l7 Wilson Blvd. Arlington Co. Va.
8 rooms. newly painted and papered.
blectricity, city water > large porcheS large
cellar garage concrete steps and walks;
lot 225xl 90: , minutes to city by bus or
cars. CLARENCE H. GREEN, Owner. 49,
WINTER BARGAINS = LOCATED ON
paved street near car lines, schools and
stores. sL
thing. a beautiful piece of property at only
$s,250; Z large rooms, hall. bath. oil
burner. G. e. refrigerator and garage;
large handicapped lot.
Very attractive. new censer-hall. Broom
brick home modern in all details. garage;
large, dry basement; $500.
500 cash, S55 per month buys this
bungalow Of 8 r. and b.. garage. fenced
lot, trees, attic with stairway basement.
Only $4,000.
Cozy. 5-room bungalow h.-wh. fire.
PLACE. garage. cellar and attic; S4,750.
ROBERT E. LOHR.
211 Cedar St. Takoma Park. Geo. OSS1.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

MONEY TO LOAN ON D. c REAL ESTATE
at lowest prices prompt service JESSE
L. HEISKELL. Ills Eye st NV.
2nd deferred purchase trust notes, bonds
promotions. patents inheritance estates
stocks; first. second and third trusts. Nc
red tape Quick service Reasonable
$500 repay 81 so wkr; $500 repay So so wk
500 repay So. wk.: 5000 repay 81 80 wk
S! 800 repay 81 90 wk; So 600 repay 81 0 wk
Sc. 500 repay 81 80 wk; So 000repay 81 wk
SO 800 repay S17 80 wk, 81, 900 repay S20wk
Above payments include principal and
interest and can be arransed monthly and
bi-monLhiy DR. A. uENRY. INC. lO16
Eye SC NV (where Eye meets New York
aVe) Fhone National 1875