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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-11-04

It seems that the girls mother
felt entitled to at least hall the
attentions that the young man
showed his fiancee. When he
called, Mama sat in the room.
When he took the girl motoring,
Mama said she would enjoy a
breath Of fresh air"
Also, Mama sat in on all the
young peoples plans for the flu
ture. edited them and made sug-
gestions, some of which were too
expensive or too outmoded. And
If her suggestions were not taken,
she wasn't above throwing a fit
before her wounded feelings were
Soothed.
HINTS AT ELOPEMENT
After six months of this sort Of
thing the young man began to
grow FESTIVE. Once or twice he
limited at elopement, but as the
girl writes me:
"My spirits were so broken by
this time that I had a feeling In
the back of my mind that we
should take Mama along on our
runaway match, too. OF course,
/ never dared to elOpe. 1 was al
ready much too cOwed in spirit"
Then it seems the young man
got a transfer to another city
always a dangerous move when
things are not going smoothly in
an engagement.
His letters began to grow fewer
and fewer. The girl paid him q
visit at EaSter-and, will you be-
lieve it, Mama went along too!
ASKS FOR RELEASE
"He seemed quite changed" she
writes. And after the girl and her
mother returned home, the letters
grew scarce to the vanishing
point.
Finally came a request that the
girl release him from their en-
gagement, saying merely he felt
they were not suited"
Naturally the girl is furious
with her mother. will hardly
speak to her, and blames her fol
all the unhappiness. All OF
which is only one more illuStra
ton of the way all of Ws &c
through life locking stable doors
after the horse has gone.
|
FIRM HAND NEEDED
In the beginning, the daughter
should have taken a firmer hand
and told Mama gently, but firmly
that the young man was calling
on her-and please give him
chance.
But there are some women who
are always in the foreground OF
every picture. At a wedding they
are more conspicuous than the
bride; at a funeral, more in evi
dence than the corpse.
They have no lives of Their
own. They must always lea6
someone's else life. They never
want to make lives of their own
but prefer to nose in on theil
friends and families.
Here's hoping this girl ha.
learned wisdom and that Mama
will fade from the picture mex
time.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-11-04
ALWAYS IN ORDER
Dear Mrs. Beeckman:

UCRI NAHS' UCCCAIIdu.
"When spending an evening at
a friends home, and the friends
husband holds your coat when
leaving, should you thank him?
3d."
Yes. We always thank for a
courtesy that is done for us. Al
ways. If we do not, we are not
we'll bred. If we say thank you,
we show that we are sensitive to
the social amenities.
Copyright. 1885. by King Features
Syndicate. Ino,)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-11-04
Electric Blue

Maybe you will want to wear
an evening dress or dinner gown
from last season. Then top it off
with a jacket of glittering sequinS
and feel part of the new mode.
Electric blue Is q color that Is
grand for these pailletted jackets.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-11-04
ce Fairfax Says Nosey Mother Ruins Girls Love Affair
Exercises Aid
NOrnaIzin6
Ry DONNA GRACE

We may judge the normal
weight according to age and
height.
The amount and kind of exer-
ciseS we do will generally affect
the weight. This applies to those
who are underweight as we'll as
overweight persons. Any normal.
izing system must be based on an
intelligent study of the muscular
and even the mental activity of
the body.
The success that follows any
system Of normaliZing the weight
depends entirely on the coordina-
ton Of mental and physical effort.
We know there are overweight
people engaged in laboriouS work
every day, almost to the point Of
exhaustion, and yet they do not
lose a pound Of their excess
weight.
There are also, as you have OBJ
served, the underweight who may
loll about and remain inactive
day after day without adding
| weight 10 the Dody.
You may have observed also
that without changing their
weight these lean people often eat
rich foods that would, as they
express it, add tons" to their fat
brothers and sisters. There are
reasons for this, and I know one
that would be corrected by our
own efforts if we wish.
This abnormal weight distribu-
ton is sometimes due to a disor-
der that calls for medical aid or
a spinal adjustment, but the aver
age case will be benefited by my
system Of normalizing exercises.
I will be glad to send you my
Illustrated Set of NOrmaliZing Elk
erciseS if you will enclose q
stamped, Self-addreSSed envelope
for your reply and address Donna
Grace, Beauty Editor Of The
Washington Times.
Dear Donna Grace:
II have dark eyelaShes, but the
tips are very light. They look
beautiful when 1 apply mascara,
but as it is hard to keep on and
very noticeable, I was wondering
if it would be safe to dye the tips
with mothers hair dye. Do you
think it would be harmful to my
eyes if, when / washed my face,
some of the solution would rinse
off? 1 go swimming quite often. 1
apply vaSeIine and castor oil to my
lashes, but they don't seem to get
darker. What would you advise?
Kraft"
Kratz:
It should be an easy matter for
you to keep the tips Of your lashes
dark with mascara, since only the
tips are light. Do not use hair dye
on them. There are some eyelash
dyes that are harmless for many,
but if you are one of those who
may have an idiosyncrasy for the
aniline dyes or metallic salts, all
dyes may be injurious to your eyes.
The lash coloring made up
without those irritating ingre-
dents may be quite harmless. We
do not condemn the liquid dyes
as some use them for years with
out any apparent bad effects, but
there are ever so many persons
who cannot use the dyes.
Make practice Of combing your
lashes whenever you apply the
mascara. VaSeline and oils have
a tendency to darken the hair, but
of course they will not make any
great change.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-11-04
GGTCE BOX" flowers, these sma1

ECTCE BOX" flowers, these smart
i boutonnieres and corSages
are called, because, although they
are artificial, if you crush them
YOU can put them into your ice
box and they will revive, just as
if they were real. It's amazing
and so is their real look. Be
sides that, they are delicately per-
fumed, so that it will take more
than the eye of the casual observer
to tell that some of them are not
real. There are also some that
are frankly artificial, such as gar
denias in dark costume colorS,
wine, green, brown, and so on.
But the lovelieSt are the exquisite
~ colored violets and ViolaS, the
gardenias. sweet peas, yellow VIC
lets, primroses, forget-me-nots,
orchids and so on-the natural
flowers. Some are made up into
little corsages, others are bouton-
nieres. And oh, yes! They can be
washed, too. Amazing as it may
seem, all of that is true. The
secret is that they are made of
wood pulp, but the process I do
not know. They are reasonably
priced for their beauty, from 80
cents to $1.25 for a bouquet.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-11-04
HE'S DIFFERENT

Dear Miss Fairfax:
Hes so different from all the
other men! He happens to be a
married man, and I'm married too.
l haven't known him very long,
but, in the short time, 1 have come
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-11-04
Fiance Requests Release
From the Joint
En6a6ement'
Bv BEATRICE FAIRFAX

Famous Authority on Problems Of Love and Marriage
The mornings mail brings pretty sharp letter from girl
not without its nge of bitterness sentence picked
dom reads Joint engagement Mama and NINE has been
broken She takes it harder than do"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-11-04

Color mounts to the head as
colorful velvet hats become smart.
Agnes blends tones of violet and
cyclamen to make a tall-crowned,
slanting brimmed hat. The brim is
made of several layers Of stitched
velvet.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-11-04

RoP names Of stores showing
the items described here. call
District 1000, Extension 459.
during business hours, or write
Miss Laville at The Times, in
closing stamped, self-addreSSed
envelope.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-11-04
Styles

A dash of Scotch streaks
through the mode this year. A
charming hat for a young girl is
a tam-o-shanter in bright wool.
Plaided in gay colors, it has a
bright red pompom on top and q
pheasant feather stuck through
in front at a pert angle.
Just find a comfy, roomy but
smart coat and the chances are
that you will live in it. Such a
model is in deep beige wooden
with big button-up shawl collar of
beaver and huge beaver patch
pockets.
Nogales international., 1936-09-26
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE

Frances Mannon $780, w. Laroom $780, W.T. $780, Con-
$685. Jones' 90 VT 292 Rafael
asater $685. W.T. 284 Luz oton Silva
1890 W.T. 1885, Minnie Santa Cruz
1890; w.t. 28 Manuel Contreras $495; Taylor
$3.50; W.T. $780, Maria Jesus Rodriguez
$3.50; W.T. 29l Maria O. Guadalupe Brick
wood $3.50; W.T. 293, 1890; Sheffield
$3.50; W.T. 1885, Carmen Au Esperanza Gang $500
w.t. 297 Manuel Candelaro Mcdonald $780,
Della 300 Eio snohu Sc eo W.T. so
Corterez
Upon motion duly carried following reso.
tion passed by the
interest and to Lots 2 and
10 in Block of the Ctv of Nooales and assessed t F1 o
Travis Reddock 1894 interest
in Florence Esther Red
dock for 1885 be- and the
of the value of $4,000 the
said amount in payment the
Upon motion duly was
ordered to transfer the general the
salary fund $282ss9 the general fund to
the expense fund.- also to transfer the
fund to the old age pension fund
come before the Board at this
time they recessed to meet on August 9th,
ATTEST:
VIM G. s1MoNroN w. H. HATHAWAY.
Clerk.
of the Board of Supervisors
Arizona,
pursuant recessed meeting of August 3d 1896
Present. R T. Frazier simonton
Clerk W. H. Hathaway, absent
School District No. l. which
advertised for and the date
at 1000 A M
for bids for 5000 or $500 gall
Ions of $27 Plus fuel oil for the Court
Upon motion of R T. Frazier, A.
County in the appraing State Land
praisal as of August 22nd, 1885,
The allowed exemptions Hannah
IIoler, de
being business come before the Board at this
time, they recessed to meet August 10th,
ATTEST:
VIM G. s1MoNToN w. H HATHAWAY,
Clerk
of he Board of Supervisors,
Nogales Arizona,
Board met pursuant to the recessed meeting OF August s
1886. T. A. JONES' Members
smonon Clerk, W. H Hathaway absent.
Upon A Jones, by T. Frazier Jr
carried T. FRAZIER r appointed acting Chairman the
meeting of August 10TH. 1886
investigation upon
R. Budget
adopted the Official Budget for the Fiscal Year 9s6937 with
Refndng interest
School (eON Bond interest caabasas School District No Bond
Interest reduced total $4s2Oo There other
changes made in the Budget.
August nth. 1885, the Tax
the Year 1886
ATTEST
VIM G. s1MoNToN w H. HATHAWAY
Clerk.
o Supervisors
!
r. A
Member G. Simonton,
Tax Levyfo i stand
City Nogaes
incorporated in the regular Levy
Upon A. by T. Frazier,
carried the Tax Rate for the 1886 set and adopted follows
| on O
i / i
Nogales international., 1936-09-26

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Evening star., 1936-07-17
c. CLINTON JAMES. Attorney.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Colum-
bia Holding an EQUITY Court ADA JAR.
BoE MONTGOMERY Plaintiff. vs.; JOSEPH
No. NG GGl4:iS0oRDER OF PUsLICATIoN
The object of this suit Is to establish title
of record. bv adverse possession, in the
Washinaton. District OF Columbia, described
as follows: Lot Nine 90 in Joel W. Jones
subdivision OF Square Five hundred and
forty-flve t545D. as per plat recorded in
Liber N K folio 267 of the records OF the
ONCE of the Surveyor of the District OF
Columbia; with improyements thereon o on
motion of he pan i Is thls 9Sta I'm a.. 1s.
following named defendants cause their
appearance to be entered herein. that Is 10
say the defendants Joseph William Jarooe:
Sometimes Called William Jarboe. Edward
ortieth day. exclusive of Sundays and
legal holidays occurring after. the day OF
the first publication OF this order and the
defendants the unknown heirs. alienees
and devisees OF any of the above named
defendants who may be dead. and the un-
iamin Jarboe. deceased. on or before the
first rule day occurring after forty t40i
days exclusive of Sundays and legal holi-
days from the d4te of the tirst publicatio
of this order. otherwise the cause will be
proceeded with as in case Ct default. .,, Pro, s
once a week for four a. successive weeks
before said appearance day in the Wash
ington Law Reporter and the Washington
Evening Star. the Court having. for good
cause shown s sxeused other or Longer pup, pup,
l,ca1Un ar%s cops TeSt S FRANK es'tseN 'ctsuNNfN
HAM. CLERK. BysRIcHARD ! R1RKLAAND. II AM
Asst. Clerk. V3'lO.ld.2A
Evening star., 1936-07-17
SALE-SUBURBAN.

5-ROOM BUNGALOW. rs MIN. Sc OF
Capitol Ii. electric kitchen. nicely fur
garage chicken house: high cool cheap.
easy terms. Apply OWNER, 1914 @ sts.e
FALLS CHURCH. va SACRIFICE RE
ern bath: corner lot. l9O-foot fronlase
beautiful shrubbery, garage: near school;
due TO building new home. Priced low for
quick sale. Phone District el1s.
q TOLL HOUSE RID. SEVEN OAKS NEAR
Mrs. X Toll House Tavern: on Coiesvlile
hoa. .0Dm' ?ed"e.d from
SlI 900 TO SIS $50 for quick ssle. BAINS
REALTY CO. SheDherd 1892
= TILE HOUSE, @ LARGE
rooms finished sleeping porches. double
garage. large oak trees: near stores. schools
ss 80 Both well insnced shep. 1913
NEAR BURTONsvILIE MONTGOMERY
acres. SlOO TO xI?5 per acre. Terms OF
3s acres for $4,000 cash. Phone Wis
consin 1852
ONLY S5.45O-NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.
heat. electric kitchen with Splenolo csbl
nets. Easy Lerins Sample mouse 49, Mac
ison ave, Riverdale, No, Open evenings.
OWNER HyattSvIlle l39-M l4'
TAKOdA PARK, MD. AZ HOLLY AVE
New detached brick bungalow. rooms.
modern; unusual kitchen. lar2e attic. 2-car
OuHl-ln garage. n " n NOOCeO IOt DIX ~
4 block school: Sn 500. 81. 600 cash. terms
like rent. Owner and builder ?3-
1916 3Ist ST. MT. RAINIER ROOMS
and beth. mi. large kitchen. 2-story
garage large lot. 5Oxl50. cellar h w h
Colonial front porch near Rhode lSieno
ave. Greenwood 1870
. RMS AND BATH H.-WH.. ELEC. -
car garage. chicken house barn; lot
sUx"25 SIS $50: $500 ca sh $40 a morth
ERWIN REALTY co Call HyattsVille :t6
BY OWNER RMS B. H-WH AND
gsrase: basement. English brick bungalow
$50 HiRhlsnd orINe. WoodSioe Park, Silver
Sprlns No Ia'
LANHAM HEIGHTS. MD
New 4-room and bath bunE allow. ful-sIZe
concrete cellar. electricuy- furnace hall
land all for So $50. $3.50 cash. $50
monthly
Tskoma Park New brick rooms and
bath large shaded loI 500 monthly
O. B HOPKINS
Met 1857 Or CIev Og"S ~? 5th NV
y. ACRE-S? 900.
rooms and bath newly reoecorAted
inside and out; flowers. shrubs. fruit trees
garden close to bus. street car. stores
schools. Very low terms Immediate pos
session BY owner. c. A. VICKERS, Green
WOOD . ,45
Evening star., 1936-07-17
SALE-HOUSES.

s%onStl School. Strictly white location: immedist.
possession; Or and b. brick. h.-w.h.. elec:
built-in gar: Colonial front and double
rear screened porches: everything IN new
condition. Price only $3.50; moderate
cash payment. balance In building assoSia,
tion. Z. A. GARVEY. District 460s. ll@o
S1O,OO0-sPLENDD HOME IN MOUNT
r1eassHt roems 's issTo BED RooMsJ. sHTAs income
RsSssepr Busy rpas Ps fessfnt ssSS Eve
MING PHONE GEORGIA 675s.
ny OWNER ROOMS, BATH. FOR 2
families; redecorated: double garage; good
neighborhood. 500 18th st. Sc. 19..
sO1 THAYER ST.. SILVER SPRING. Md
5-room and bath bunsalow. large corner
lot. garage; S4.25O: easy terms, G.. ~
LALEGER. 141O II st. NV. District 1919.
Georgia ?Osl. 10.
WILL SELL MY EQUITY IN MY MT.
Pleasant home, containing eight rooms
(five bed roomsl. two bath rooms. for $500
cash: Thinker" oil burner. Address Box
29s-x. Star ONCE
NEW-S0. .45O-CHEVY CHASE, d. C.
wonderful opportunity to secure an
all ll-brick detached new home, copper water
pipes. Buckingham slate roof. furred walls.
insulated with rock wool and every detail
worked out as you would IL you had built
this house for your own home; A largs
transportation and school. A responsible
purchaser may acquire this lovely home
On a reasonable cash payment and balance
rent Call AZ once. j WESLEY EUCHAN-
AN INC. wisconsin kS11.
Evening star., 1936-07-17
NEARBY VIRGINIA.

81 800 UP-BeSt constructed attrsctive
homes LOWEST PRICES IN Arlins on Co. ;
beautiful rev subdivision, large wooded
Iots, Is min. bus
McCLAINE
al0a Wilson Blvd Clarendon Va.
Walnut s9S. day auG eveninE
Evening star., 1936-07-17
HOUSES--FURNISHED.

HOUSES-FUR. AND UNFUR.
mGEMoOR NEW BRICK HOUSE g
rooms ) baths and lavatoIy: lsndscapsd
grounds, built-in 2-car gsrage. Cali OWN
Err. West 1874.
CHEVY CHASE. D, c. DETACHED: s
rooms oil heat two-car garage lovely
grounds; close 10 school and bus line. CsiI
OWNER Emerson 1922.
CLEVELAND PARK-9-ROOM DETACHED
home near National Cathedral garage on
premises, Call OWNER. West 1874
Evening star., 1936-07-17
$6,450.
1916 18th ST. Sc.

ATTRACTIVE semi detached brICk home:
deep To- Terms. $500 cash. balance S52 30
pc! month. Call MI Schwartz
1904 St NV CAFRITZ DIST q0s0.
Evening star., 1936-07-17
20 MORE NEW
DETACHED HOMES UNDER
CONSTRUCTION.
RESTRICTED SECTION

T
23-4 bed rooms. l-2-3 baths everything
YOU We planned are In these homes. LaTse
rooms. large purches slate roofs. hreplsces
recreation rooms 'CloSels that will hold hve
people. garages; large lots with plenty OF
trees Select your house now so you cen
select your paper paint elec fixtures, lino-
leum refrigerator cooking ranges etc
Prices range from s. 35U up. Our sample
house is center-hAil plan. lHFse bed
rooms :. baths. at only - $50 worth
SI25UO Call BUILDER National sg5l
Evening star., 1936-07-17
WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.

WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
COUPLE DESIRE GROOM HOUSE. AMI,
not over $45 NE. preferred. Address BOX
233-x. Star office.
WANTED. FURNISHED HOUSE OR OR
3 rm. apt for one month. Young couple
will give excellent care to property. Nearoy
Va preferred. Clsr. 22Sb. -
WE NEED HOUSES FOR SEPT. OCCU-
psncy. Telephone our rent department.
Prompt Inspections. We specialize in rent
ais DIXIE REALTY CO., 1417 L st. NV.
National $3.50.
WANTED, TO RENT BY SEPT. Is. UN.
furnished BUNGALOW; or rooms ano
bath; convenient to transportation: not
over $40 per month. Address Box 255.A,
Star ONCE. 10
COUPLE WANT FURNISHED HOUSE.
suburbs; best references. Chevy Chase pre-
ferred. Cleveland 3906. L.
UNFURNISHED HOUSE. BED ROOMS.
baths, maids room. porch. yard. VIII
lease. Phone Col. 1921.
Evening star., 1936-07-17
S6.950I

New brick home IN one Of Maryland S
asteSt sroWIHE communities rooms
hol-NAter heat slate roof. bul!t-In E..rage
and Tany other features. unusually low
terms.
MOSS REALTY COMPANY
Tower Bids Metropolitan l1r6.
Evening star., 1936-07-17
HOUSES-UNFURNISHED

2949 TILDEN ST. Nw-s r. AND B..
1907 Eve 81 NV. National ss55
1921 44fh ST. NV. = OWNER MUST
leave tom n.san bed rooms Psth; BRICK 1a
detached garage. Perfect condition.
6-ROOM AND BATH HOUSE 4402 CHEs-
opeake st; semi i-detached brick. gas heat.
Frigidsire, screened sleeping porch, large
hood. near grade and high schools. near
street cars and bus lines; 500 per month
Phone Cleveland 05aO. 1s'
BY OWNER DETACHED HOUSE. So MAD
ison 81. NV. Newly redecorated thIouehs
bed rooms. bath on 2nd floor; oil burner.
automatic hot-water heat. garage. conVen-
iently located to stores bus and street cars;
S75 per month. Call Randolph APIS.
EIGHT ROOMS. TWO BATHS. OIL BURN
er: in Chevy Chase: 500 per month. Cleve-
1854 BEECHER ST N.w-6 r. BATH. 3
porches: elec.; ref; S65; modern. Glover
Park. Clev. 1892.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c. MODERN DEF
brick. g r and 2 b.. garage; close to Conn
ave: $40; refs. REQUIRED. Natl. 100.
3733 MORRISON ST NV
12 rooms and 2 baths. oil heat. sarsge;
''0" IINKINs CO.
1873 De Sales ST District 3522.
1913 18th ST. NW.-DETACHED HOUSE
. rooms. 2 baths. Scar garase. oil burner;
II L. RUST CO. 1901 18th St NV
CHEVY CHASE FOxHALL VILLAGE
Several houses now available in these loca-
,ens ey sppGintmeHh. Natl pax ssso
CLEVELAND PARK-DETAcHEps; Rms, Rms,
la nd
Evening star., 1936-07-17
SALE or EXCHANGE.
LEGAL NOTICES.

WILLY KNIGHT 1890 sedan. for sale. $50
or trade for Frigidaire range or what have
YOU? 1856 Both Mt Rainier, Nd.
Evening star., 1936-07-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BROOKMONT MD-WTDOW IN GOVT
service desires cheerful young couple share
modern. vell-furnished detached duplex
suburban apt: beautifully located amidst
trees on high ridge on Potomac; baby
srsnd piano. radio. l car fare. WIS 6455,
R-S
4 FURNISHED ROOMS AND BATH: MOD
ern detached dwelling, lawn, porch: S45.
Phone Alexandria 5a4-J l9'
3 ROOMS AND PRIVATE BATH AMI
S3b Wheaton. Nd. Must be seen 10 be
appreciated Kensinston l9i-W.
TWO LIGHT COOL ROOMS. lst FLOOR
semi-bath: furn. or unfurn.: FTigidaire.
one or TWO employed ladies: $50. ia
Monroe ave RiveTdsle.
. ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH UN-
furnished: heat. cleo; pleasant location,
nearby We bus Stops at door. $40 month.
.0q South Gleoe I'd
2 AND 3 CLEAN. COOL. ROOMS: WATER,
gss and elec. furn.; FIRST floor. private en-
trance. on BUS line: laree yard and porches.
Reasonable 2l6 West MontGomery ave,
Rockville Nd
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BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME.
EA1NrnTCTAyT GROTINnG

MAGNIFICENT GROUNDS
Cost $50 OOO-Rent. 5000.
Overlooking the beautiful WaShinston
Golf and Country Club. National 1851.
COLORED
1347 c ST. Sc.
0 rooms. bath nvn spi n.v7a -soZ'oo m 'oo
733 10Th ST NV. National 0352.
262. Eye NW-3 Rms. Eec.. 81 90.
M FRANK RUPERT 1921 eth NV.
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wANTED-APARTNTENTS.

WANTED-APARTM
OR > UNFURNISHED ROOMS. KTTCH-
en-. bath: Brookland Brightwood or Ia
koma D. C Georgia 6l6@
WANTED-FURN. APT. / OR . ROOMS
kitchen. private bath: not over S42 90.
North 625l
FURNISHED APT. OR HOUSE BEL
rooms; pref nv or Brookland, Up TO SO
Imm occupancy Address Box 24s-X Star
Office -
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SIS, $50.
APARTMENT BUNGALOW.

$40 MONTHLY = H A. LOAN
Builder is starting several brick bunke-
lows on soft wooded lots in beautiful D c.
suburb LsTse living room dining room
bed rooms modern kitchen, tile bath. full
basement. hD'-water heat. fireplace. turreo
walls. oak floors. Sample house on display
Plans and pictures upon request. Phone
BUILDER National 100 ls'
Evening star., 1936-07-17
SALE-FARMS.

SALE-FARMS.
3 AcRRs WOODED. PINE AND LOCUST
trees 500 an acre near school sood for
oifnF"> coiFs soo f down. down Nattonsl " sabs or
Atlantic 5?06-J
SACRIFICE-.5-AcRE FARM 80 MILES
from Washington. 6-room house barn and
meadow land 10 acres of woods Fest
under cultivation tot iourlhsr inio,,man.
BRAssE 43I4 S 9Th ST Bsrcroft Va
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
4s6 Acres Oyerlooking ,Potomae
2G5 Acres Colonial Brick Old Box
Beautiful View over Wicomico Potomac.
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Al Excellent Farms, on Good Roads.
THE MARYLAND BE gsEALITGY INVESTMENT
1924 Vermont Ave. NV.
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PROPERTIES
Write for Booklet and Plclnrss
SALE-ACREAGE.
NEAR MT VERNON BETWEEN BouLF-
ward and pike High, rolling land tidal
water; fine stand timber, about 40 bcres.
reasonably priced, may suodivide. Mel
$40
9Ia miles d. c near r Washington,
IS acres e. o6n on paved highway and creek
81 miles d C. 81 acres p G Co Partly
cleared large trees. power hne. sand ana
gravel deposits ~ 45u
90 acres 10 miles D c Souihe No
State road through property county roads
on Two boundaries, Voodrd and open Iano.
"a miles D. c. P. G Co. $50 acres,
'.V'O THEoDoRE F MENK. - =,
80 Park Rd Col MD.
Evening star., 1936-07-17
WANTED--SUBURBAN.

WANTED-SUBURBAN.
5 OR 8 ROOM MODERN HOME IN NEAR
BY Virginia. half to one acre. Give ac-
curate description. price. terms etc. Ad-
dress Box "0l-x. Star once.
WANTED Ply MAN AND WIFE. A BUNGA-
low or house with bed room and toilet on
first floor. in Takoma, D. c. section. Geo.
2213.
SMALL PLACE. ABOUT $3.50 down. S35
mo: permanently employed Address Box
253-X. Star Office. 1St
WANTED-TO BUY LIKE RENT. LIVABLE
small house with two or more acres near
transportation: shade and fruit trees de-
sired: substa initial monthly payments: near
23I-X. Star ONCE. IT,