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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-06-11
elevator COMPANY
HAS ANNUAL MEET

HOMESTEAD-The Farmers Elev-
ator Co. neld their annual meeting on
Saturday. Mr.. Bradvold was rehired
as local buyer, and Mr.. Leroy Johnson
and Clint S~killingherg were elected as
new members on the board of direct
ors. MIR. Kline, representative for the
Cargill Commission Co., attended the
meeting.
MORE HOMESTEAD NEWS
Philip Foss, who has been attending
the Northeastern Montana Normal
schocl al Billings for the past two
years, viii be graduated Friday, June
II, Philip has taken an active part in
Edrsnatics at the college, and for his
ability in dramatics has been asked to
join the national dramatic fraternity.
Delta Psi Omega. He has also served
as a member on the editorial staff OF
the college paper for the past year.
Julia Benson Of Sisseton, S. D., is
visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Bob Sell.
Mildred, Bernice and Clifford Waller
and lone Foss and Agnes Skillingberg
attended the Luther League conven-
ton at the Brockton rural church last
Sunday.
Mrs. A. Kveseth and family, enroute
to-, visit relatives in North Dakota,
stopped Thursday morning for a short
visit with her sister, Mrs. Foss.
f The Albert Jacobsen, Jensvin,
Wayne Tyler, R. G. Tyler, Daily and
Bolyard families attended the Home
makers picnic held at the Richardson
grove near Antelope Sunday. Despite
the inclement weather, many club
members and their families from over
the county were present. Those from
Homestead taking part in the style
revue were Mrs. Jensvin, Mrs. Albert
Jacobsen, Mrs. R. G. Tyler and Lois
Bolyard.
r. G. Tyler was in Plentywood on
business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holly Skillingberg
were shoppers in Williston Monday.
The school board of district No. al
held its annual budget meeting at the
school house Monday evening.
Mrs. j S. Olness was pleasantly
surprised at a dinner given in honor
of her birthday last Thursday at the
Bolyard home. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Pet
erson, Miss Reiner and Sylvia Phelps
OF Plentywood were out-of-town
guests at the dinner. Other guests
were Elizabeth Ann Phelps and mem
bers of the Bolyard family. Decora-
tons were carried out in a color
scheme Of pink and white.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hogan and their
daughter, Pauline Bahcock, from Los
Angeles, Calf. are visiting at the
hoHe Of Mrs. Hogan's mother, Mrs. H.
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and Jean Arthur
Are Starred in Picture

For the third time in their screen
careers, William Powell and Jean Ar
thur find romance between them bios
soming under the sinister shadow OF
murder.
Miss Arthur is currently co-starred
opposite Powell in 1.-The Ex-Mrs.
Bradford" a romantic mystery drama.
1t is her first appearance since THE
Green Murder Case" and "The Canary
Murder Case" with the star who has
become the screens foremost gentle
mar sleuth. Those pictures presented
Powell at Philo Vance, detective ex-
traordinary.
In 1.-The Ex-Mrs. Bradford" Powell
is again on the trail of murder. He
plays a physician who is drawn into
the investigation of a race track jock
ey's' death. Miss Arthur is seen as
his divorced wife, whoe principal con-
Germ is removing the Tex" from their
marital status.
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HONOR ROLLS HERE
ARE ANNOUNCE ED

Honor rolls for the second semester
have been announced by w. Z. Steg-
ner, superintendent of the Plentywood
schools.
Senior High Honor Roll-Johanna
Sundsted, Hazel Rasmussen, Marvel
Points, Barbara Kjelstrup, Lois Kent,
Helen Hardersen, Bernice Erickson.
Charlotte Benson, Leonard Hegiand,
Arnold Smith.
Junior High Honor Roll-Betty Lou
Benson, Dorothy Golf, Betty Lou
Points, Margaret Storkan, Lucille Toft-
ness Holdal, Mary Van Horne, Mar
garet Wendt, Cecilia White, Roger
Christianson, Ralph Oswald.
Sophomore High Honor Roll-lda
Moe, Robert Benson, Frank Guslaf-
son
Freshman High Honor Roll-Mae
Antonson, Shirley Erickson, Florence
Van Horne, Conrad Lund, Earle Men
roe, Pearle Monroe, Donald Peterson.
The following students earned aver
ages of so for the second semester.
Senior Honor Roll-Hazel Westphal,
Alma johnson, Marion Goodman Al
ice Dionne, Harvey Dionne, Fred
johnson, Barr Zeidler.
Junior Honor Roll-Vera Syme, Ro-
ma Wilson, Thelma Wilson.
Sophomore Honor Roll-Sarah Har-
dersen, Vana Madsen, Verneta Mann,
John Andrilenas, Robert Budke. Roy
Fiske, Richard Mcmahon, Vernon Mic
olaisen.
Freshman Honor Roll-Conn;e An
l~erson, Edna Boo, Dorothy Sundsted,
James Dean, Melvin johnson, Philbert
Marsh.
Second Semester Grade Honor Roll
Eighth Grade-Grant Morck, Camilla
Salisbury, Carol Storkan, Mona Moore,
Ruth Fiske. Honorable Mention-Dor-
othy OVERLY and Betty Raess.
Seventh Grade-Leona Smith, Joan
Nelson and 10 Nelson. Honorable
Mention-Clfford Paulson and Myrtle
Frasier. - - .
Sixth Grade-Richard LEM, Lloyd
Wagner, Helen Gallagher, Vivian Wei
nand and Marietta King.
Fifth E~radsLSapford Lund, Doris
Huseby, YAsa oksendahl and Alfred
johnson.
Fourth Grade-Lyle Prendergast,
Joan Wilson and Margaret Standish.
Third Grade Darrell Kitzenberg,
Eddie White, Loren Ehrmanntraut,
Nanette Benson, Mary Sue Moore and
Laryl Ann Varud.
Second Grade-Eileen LEM, Robert
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-06-11

A. Knutson.
MIR. Halverson Of Flaxville spent a
few days visiting at the Hans Skill
lngberg home.
The Mesdames Flshbeck and Gus
tafson Of Plentywood were dinner
guests at the H. A. Knutson home on
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Crote and Mr.. and
Mrs. Nels Hanson, all from western
North Dakota, were guests last week
Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Knutson. Mrs.
Grote is a daughter of Mrs. Knutson
and Mrs. Nelson, a granddaughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G.. Tyler, accom-
panied by Mrs. Bert Baker, Mrs. Eta
Mclaughlin and Mrs. McLaughlin's
brother-in-law, attended the band
concert at Williston last Friday.
Henry Skillingberg has been con-
fined to the hospital in Glasgow with
an attack of flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. E. johnson and
children attended the rural mail ear
riers' picnic held at Plentywood on
Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Hogan and daughter
Pauline spent Monday at Plentywood
as guests of Mrs. Fishbeck.
Mr.. Norby's brother from Mahno-
men, Mimi, is visiting at the Norby
home.
The rain Sunday evening, which
came none too soon to break the spell
Of drouth, has improved the spirits OF
our community as well as the crops.
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SIRE LIST

Farmers who wish to get in touch
with stockmen who have dairy or beef
sires for sale or exchange may do so
by listing them at the Extension of
flee. This list will be available by June
Is. Therefore, those who want sires or
have them for sale should call at OF
write the Extension office now, ac-
cording to County Agent Peterson.
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GIN INSTEAD OF ICE CREAM

Memphis, Tenn.-Curiosity caused a
police official to examine a deserted
ice cream wagon. Instead of the ex-
pected ice cream, however, the officer
found twelve cases of whiskey and
gin inside. The driver failed TO show
up and the wagon was taken to the
county Jail.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-06-11

DR.. Imhoff, a graduate of the De
partment OF Ophthamology, Of the
Mccormick Medical College, Chica
go, H., has had more than twenty
years experience and s~pecializes in
the examination Of the Eye for
Glasses. No Drops" o Drugs OF
any used in the examination.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-06-11
AN RIDE

Chicago.-Want a ride into the
stratosphere with Professor and Mrs.
Jean Picard? All right, all you have
to do is cough up 100000 and they
will be delighted to take you along
The offer is open to the first who may
apply.
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Reserve Club
Presents PLAY

RESERVE. - The Reserve Bright
Lights presented their play Sound
Your Horn" Saturday night at the
hall. 1t was interesting and amusing
from start to finish and very ably
handled by the cast. Much credit is
due Mrs. Lund, director of the play.
MORE RESERVE NEWS
Mrs. Geo. Lund entertained her
bridge club on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Sam Christensen of Medicine
Lake was a non-member guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Velin and family
left Sunday morning for Lancaster,
MINI, where they expect to spend two
weeks visiting relatives.
Mrs. M. A. Connole entertained
members Of the Altar society of the
Medicine Lake Catholic church Thurs
day afternoon. There was a good at
tendance.
Mrs. ]. j. Gibbons was a guest of
Mrs. Opgrande in Plentywood at a
one o'clock luncheon Wednesday,
Larry Madsen left Tuesday for Cut
Bank where he hopes to secure EN-
ployment.
Mrs. Emil Rasmussen of Dagmar is
staying at the Nels Sampson home
this week.
Mrs. Martin Jorgensen is assisting
at Chris M. Jensen's east of Antelope
for a few days.
BETTY Jean Hansen was at Plenty
wood Friday and had the cast Ie-
moved from her arm.
Sylvia Jacobsen, who graduated
from the Froid high school, returned
to her home here Thursday. j
Mr.. and Mrs. Soren Rungborg left
for Seattle Sunday morning on q two
weeks vacation trip. Miss Lily An
dersen, sister of Mrs. Rungbcrg, &C
companied them.
Hairs Jensen of Culbertson visited
at Niels Jensen's over Sunday.
Mrs. E. G.. Ferguson of Chinook,
Mont, came here Thursday to visit
a few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Everson.
Norma and Eldon Christensen re-
turned from Dagmar Sunday after Wis
ting relatives there the past week.
Miss Arliss Aasved returned to Ar
cher Monday morning after visiting
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Aasved, over Sunday. She went by
train alone.
Mrs. J.. J. Gibbons and son Michael
left for Big Sandy on Monday where
they will make their future home.
Mr.. Gibbons went there about a month
ago, taking up his duties as STATEN
agent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Hole, the
former a brother Of Carl Hole and his
mother, Mrs. Peder Hole of Maddox,
N. D., arrived Friday and visited at
the Hole home over the week end.
Sunday they made a trip to Fort Peck.
Helmsr Hole, who has attended
school at Maddox, returned with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Eidsness, Olive
and Robert and Mrs. N. j. Evensen
were dinner guests at Bert Cobbins
Sunday.
Andy Hansen is sporting a new VS
purchased in Plentywood Monday.
Pearl D. Moore of Fairview has been
calling or friends here the past week.
Ole Watnaas left by car Tuesday
morning for Vining, MINI. He will visit
friends and relatives along the line ard
return sometime in July.
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COMING TO
Y

DR.. Imhoff, eyesight
specialist who visits
here every six weeks
will be in P%lentywood
at the Leland Hotel,
JUNE 26 & 81
where he may be con
suited for complete
Optical Service
Evening star., 1936-01-04
NEW SEMI DETACHED NORTHV

THE HOME YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING
for Large living room den, dining ROOM
breakfast room. electric health kitchen,
fine bed rooms :. baths splendid recrea-
tion room. gas heat b.-i garage. Only
SO so The only one Of its kind. Phone
National .,2.1
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A. KAHN.
3I35 Ellicott ST. NV.
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THE COYWOOD.
TR,p- c- ~ ~

4 rooms, kitchen and tath. $3.50.
r. MAPBURY STAMP AND CO.
Southern Bldg. District Sl57.
!456 10th ST-THE ROCKLEDGE
reproo} bIde a2ss ver IN R~iSra
and Rock Creek Park . large bright
rooms. reception hall kitchen and tiled
bath with built-in tub and shower. Ele-
vator and electrical refrigeration on
house current. Apply on premises or
phone Adams I'll 50
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1916 10th ST. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY 9 TO 6.

To settle an estate We offer this desir-
able semi sched brick home; 1t has
large front and side porch. with center
hall entrance There are 10 rooms and
reception hall. Be sure to inspect this
excellent value
DONNELLY & PLANT, INC,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

| BEAUTIFUL HOME-S RMS. ; BATHS.
| double garage 31l4 Mass. ave. NV Slnn
| 5ls1 Conduit rd. 500. r. B. BEHREND.
CLEVELAND PARK CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
! and Md.-Several modern homes; q rooms.
| oath to rooms - bed roomsl. baths.
Cleveland 1886. LESLIE D. MEASELL %
1899 E ST. s:E.-1O ROOMS. : BATHS:
| garage. big yard: yearly lease; rent. reas.
| GLOVER PARK. BENTON ST NV
| rooms 3 porches. elec refrig.. garage; new
Mr. M4LoNEY' Cleveland s64a,
NEAR LINCOLN PARK. NE.-DUPLEX
house md floor; rooms. kitchen. bath;
cheap rent. Key at store. 1901 D st. ne.
Phone Lincoln 019l.
dom pl. n.w,-six rooms. bath inelosed
porch large Mt Gt Tie 9serp phone
VACANT = sol FARRAGUT ST. NV,
ami. s-car Ear.: $50; 4Hao 1llineis y a ave
ilton st. .w.--5 r. b., gar: Gentiles adults;
SIS. Newly decorated. Georgia 0l19.
6l7 L ST. Nw-s R.. g., ELEC---S45.5o
1142 10th st. n.e-8 r.. b-------- 20 80
N + FRANK GGqEFfsi RuPpERf 81 io@i EH0% th St NV
1431 N ST. W.-MoDERN. DETACHED;
& rooms. bath, h.-wh,: newly finished
throughout Phone Adams 020a-W.
HIGH-CLAss HOME, JUST OFF 18th ST;
Z rooms. 2 baths, Frigidaire. garage. Phone
Potomac 5S}1. -
NEAR CATHEDRAL - DETACHED. CEN;
ter-haL plan: large living room. 4 bed
rooms; lot $50 feet deep; sloo' Call
VERY DESIRABLE 4-BED,RooM HOME;
gas heat, electric refrigeration eXcellent
GndtSn st. sos Rent HEIPs fs a4i7
x St NV Phone National 1900.
TWO ADJOINING sIX-ROOM COLONIAL
houses recently remodeed: new PLUMBING. .inI
SUNDAY Sun ii to i. 7I6s7is Wolfe ST..
Alexandria. Va. Phone District 6l61.
RrTTENHoUsE ST. NEAR GEORGIA AVE;
D. MEASELL. phone Cleveland 3465. 6'
231 ST. NV. .
siss.i|Si|Ss sa4sSSs q "Sa, hgSSs; GO, GO,
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
Vacant January Is.
oil heat heat. -s-car garage: s125 month. In
sDess5on 1.eoDs5a Sy sgpSint%snt rooms baths.
"HI I44e Rhode island ave nw-11 rooms.
2 baths. ami: $50 month:
9aa 10th st, NV National 0352.-
rooms. 2 baths. inclosed sleeping N oo
81, 18th Il St 6 NV SHlrHS National aS; ssos.
ss9s,.: sso1 5ts sso ST. Nw--s ROOMS BATH
1924 14th St. NV District 3347.
CHEVY CHASE. MD. ~
$500 47th st. n.w.--6 rooms. bath with
shower oFrigidaire. maids room. garage;
ii''e EDWARD H. JONES & CO..
FOxALL OVERLOOKING GOVERNMENT
park, new-house condition. 9 rooms, double
screened porches; elec refrigerston;, DULL
IN sAfAEsi WAvERIY 1aeI,fe TAYLoR. a Ieis INC. NC
1'n II rooms. !. baths. A oil bSrnsr. electric
refrsssst0R sAM RosF ssar fs54ssM Can aas 'e
S75-MT. PLEASANT.
Semi-detached brick. o rooms. nath'
sRaNR sTtR ssraFf FaLkTfs fTPsaS5 4l
516 1st ST. Sc
rooms and bath. electricity, not
water heat: newly decorated: $3.50.
WhsHINeToN VA HI L2AN & n,ris1sI Tk1sT 40 60.
:, 1920 DELAFIEID PL NV W,sr,,,y
Columbia 5714. --------------
CRrTTENpEN ST: WEST OF M l4thM,s .,.es
tricity. Rent soss; SIS; 1pmsdissse sdlss possession.
1417 ST. NV National $500.
3225 WARDER sT.-,$55.
9 Rooms and Bath.
aoR!sSef H5,se INV ssas s9sr
sSs Issrsham 5,w.1ss r. b-------s7ss eo So
slSs Dsessu2 R's 6si fEs ss soson.s ssss
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SALE-SUBURBAN.
(C0ntinued,t

BETHESDA BUSINESS SECTION. POUR
blocks from bank. 50-foot corner lot with
dition ami: hot-water heat, large front,
side and rear porches: Lear garage. For
quick sale. S6. .500-Si 900 cash. balance
on very reasonable terms. This Is real
buy so act quickly. LEWIS KEISER. 1850
Watkins ave. Phone Wisconsin 4I16.
ACRE AND ONE-HALF OF GROUND. AN
old frame house. in Alexandria; excellent
location. Price. $3.50. Box 3S9. Alex
andria, Va.
Evening star., 1936-01-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

COLORED.
2"1s Ga. ave- rooms ms----S15.5O
cleo. --.-"-.- 1850
1921 oath St r and cec-- 1850
o,ao4 Ga. ave- rooms 90. 80
eiec. -. $3.50
M FRANK RUPERT 1O:l 1th ST. NV:
FOR COLORED
"S03 SHERMAN AVE. NV.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath, furnace heat.
elec.; rent $40.
HARRY B PITTS CO..
1919 18th St. NV. Met 0l0O.
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143I EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UN1M-
PROVED REAL ESTATE FRONTING
yEa soTTH SIDE DE;pGEvn+x OF / STREET sE5 r3 BE.
TEESTA sTREErs souTHEAsT; ANP
APeEoXIMATELY e 92TIM At o. FEET s1,, ON ,, The
sogrSERf oST sERs or coSNfSd sB5G aB6GF
AZ. go SQUARE FEET
BY virtue of certain deed Of trust duly
seq. Of the land records OF the District Of
Columbia, and at the request Of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned trustees
Will Se at puelg aIsi9n TR IN T%T rTSnt Of ne
oCLoCK PM. the following described
OF Columbia. and designated as and being
original lots numbered ten u0l and
twelve G2I TO eighteen 1Sl inclusive. all
In SQUARE numbered ten hundred and sixty
Terms Of sale: one-ffth Of the purchase
equal installments. payable in one, two.
three and fours years. with interest at
9 per centum per annum. payable quarterly
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 81 600 will be required at time Of sale.
examination OF title. conveydncing, record
ing revenue stamps. etc, at cost OF pur-
chaser. Terms of sale TO be complied with
within 80 days from day of sale. other
wise tue trustee reserves the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost of de-
fsultlns purchaser, after five days adver-
tisement of such resale in some newspaper
published in Washington. d. C, or trustee
may declare deposit forfeited. or with or
without forteiting deposit trustee may
aVall itself of any legal or equitable rights
against defaultlnR purchaser
AMERICAN SECURITY AND
TRUST COMPANY, Trustee,
By VIM. L. BEALE.
Vice President.
(SeaL) Attest:
A. H. SHILLINGTON.
Assistant Secretary.
Evening star., 1936-01-04
RENT-SUBURBAN.

RENT-SUBURBAN
7-ROOM HOUSE ON LARGE SHADY.
fenced lot with garage: oil burner. hot
water heat, elec. refriE., elec. range hre-
place porches: near church and schools.
Rent reasonable. Phone Falls Church 456.
FURNISHED GROOM AND BATH BUNGA-
low, ami; near schools and bus; $40 mo.
Phone Capitol Heights 46S.
NEARBY VIRGINIA - PARTLY FUR
niShed large living room. half-timbered
effect; fireplace 8 bed rooms. . servants
rooms, kitchen. " baths; well heated cleo
trio lights: in grove of oak trees; 1914
miles from downtown on good road. Ready
in week.
HERMAN E. GASCH
a23 18th st. NV. Natl. 323e-3eS5.
MODERN BUNGALOWS.
Silver Spring Md-Five rooms, bath.
sleeping porch, garage: large lot, beautiful
trees $50.
Lennox Md-Fiye rooms. bath. break
fast room $40
LESLIE D. MEAsELL. Clev 1865 So
Evening star., 1936-01-04
EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE FOR D. C. PROPERTY-IN
main highway between East and West
Coasts in one of the best citrus fruit sec
tions in Florida; about z acres OF citrus
fruit soil, free OF encumbrance: taxes paid
to date clear title guaranteed. What
have YOU to offer? Address Box 494-X
Star office 3"
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HoUsEs-FUR. & UNFURNIsHED.

SPLENDIDLY LOCATED NORTHWEST
brick home. BED ROOMS. > BATHS.
automatic heat. open fireplace, attic. dou-
BILE rear poIches. garage. Available now
Unfurnished. $50 per month Comfort
ably furnished SlO5 per month CALL
MR. RABY. NATIONAL 1900. EVENING
PHONE CI ENEI AND GSN1
Evening star., 1936-01-04
PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform
Small Loan LatUs.

ON HoUsEHoID GOODS OR AUTOMo-
biles. AMFRTCaN FIDELITY LOAN CORP
Citizens Bank Bldg. Shep. 1886. Takoma
Park. Md.
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sALE-sUSINESS PROPERTY
WANTED-DESK SPACE.
RENI-FARMS.

OCCASIONAL USE OF OFFICE. MAIL
Address Box 1901. Star office. %
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CIEAR HOMELCOST S35 nn0
NEW SEMI-DETACHED HOME.
MT EASANT c1nQ
SALE OR EXCHANGE,

THIS IS THE SEASON OF THE YEAR
when you can make the most advantageous
trade OF your small house for a larger new
home. We have different styles TO choose
from. Call National 2227. or Potomac
6:I!3-J after 4 pm
Evening star., 1936-01-04

SALE - INVESTMENT PROPERTY
WOODBRIDGE. RHODE ISLAND AVE NE.
81 500: reasonable terms. Potomac 1858.
RHODE ISLAND AVE. NEAR LIST ST
rooms bath. rented % white tenants at
S55 per month PRICE S550d. House
formerly sold for $4,000 CALL ME-.
FISCHER, WITH yOSs & PHELPS Ma
TIONAL 1900. EVENINGS PHONE CO.
LUMBIA $50
GLOVER PARK-MoDERN BRICK HOME.
h. W h.: 81. 500 in bldg assn. Geo. $500.
22g GROSS RETURNS ON CASH INVEST
ed-Nne attractive brick homes. all white
tenants near large Government department
and street cars. Low rentals. Low upEeep-
Always rented. Price only S1S.5oO- Phone
Georgia S019.
UNUSUAL RETURNS ON Sa.250 INVEST,
ed in well-built. semi-detached brick; an
manner Of modern conyeniences; best west
Park I'd. section. This Is & 59yers W 1I}GH- enp1I-
ANAN. a16 18th NV. Metrooohtan ll4'
LESS THAN $500 CASH BALANCE EASY
terms. purchases modern brick house rent
ID at 5000 per year; good NV. settled nelsn-
borhood Other baroalns in houses snn 40, ::
See Mr.. Allen. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. ZIG
18th NV. Phone Metropolitan 1143
DoWNToWN-FIRsT COMMERCIAL.
Broom brick dwelling. one bath. cellar.
INV h. cleo; 15-foot rear alley; one tenant
nine years. Rent $50. Price, S5,95O.
CAPITOL HILL .,.c .,c
Rent. SI7 80. Prize: So $50.
JOHN sCRIvENER &: BRO.
District 1850 914 ST. NV.
447 1st ST. sE-sEvEN ROOMS. BATH.
h-wh., elec. Price. $4,000.
5s53 Wylis Lts. st t, ne1Five ne6 rooms rent
THOMAS p, BROWN 615 4th St sW.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLEY BEACH. CHESAPEAKE BAY
Lots. bungalows: terms; Gentiles only. Senc
for booklet. Address MAYO. A. A Co Md
Evening star., 1936-01-04
HERMAN <. GASCH.
sl.bsgn-
SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.

rs N HIGHLAND ST. a BLOCK FROM
Lee Blyd-5-room house electricity city
water gas. hot-water heat lot S0xlla.
handicapped shade. Price So $50. B. M.
SMITH. 240S Columbia pike. Arlington Va.
Phone Clarendon 2O3S.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

MONEY TO LOAN ON D e. REAL ESTATE
at lowest prices; prompt service. JESSE
L. HEISKELL. l115 Eve St NV.
SEE US FIRST-LOANS PROCURED ON
2nd deferred purchase trust notes. 6ondS,
promotions. patents. inheritance. estates
stocks first second and third trusts. No
red tape Quick service
$500 repay 81 80 wk- $500 repay -. 50 wk
500 repay 81 so vk SgUl repay ~ 80 VIZ.
S1.500Iepay 81 .50wk. 81 .000Tepay Sl0wk.
g.. 500 repay So % VIZ. 81. 900 repay : 5W&.
81. 800 repay 81 80 wk. 81 900 repay S20wk
Above payments include principal and
interest an6 can be ARRANGED monthly
HENRY. INC. lOlh Eve St v. where
Eye meets New York aye). National 1915.
Evening star., 1936-01-04
HIST COMPLETED.

JUST COMPLETED.
Only $40 n50-Near Fort Socum PARK
Detached rooms recTeatlon snd furrcS room Hals
arranged for two families rooms ano
bath on first floor. Call at once for o5 ,nspec-
WAPLE 4, JAMES. INC. District 3a46
OLD CLEVELAND PARK BARGAIN:
On Newark St; s rooms, bath, T-car
Earas oil burner st1cco slats roof eorneT lafTe
District sSSS House Cleveland 1860.
EisS,D6S ICONS sRdGa and bath H bed
recreatlon room. Price $3.50. win S1uu
cash, balance like rent. Phone BROOKE
NYCE Columbia 1536-W for further IN
i0Tmaf'IR WAPGE & JAMES. INC. Distric. aa47.
NEAR 10th AND ALLISON. s
Modern sr96 T6om with Price tTe
Easy FsaI PerGneS ferms WILLIAM VIZ BOSWELL as 18th
s.. NV. Met. 3O33. Evenings. West 20ss.
sEMI-DETACHED-N
Z rooms. baths: auIomat,S tsrms meas ~ Sin Wiii
S$sS'd.' asMTS Ss Columbia ais4-'
UNUSUAL, yALUEs-EAsY TERMS.
81. .5G0-Semi-de brick, 8 rms. and bath,
shsridan $. NV. near 13th: ss;5Go.Mod- Mod
ern brick. r; and b. .u,n inclosed porches. love-
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME PARK.
S6.a5O-Brick, modern imp; dn,ah +, ana p;' 1
SS950-Semi-det. lovely tapestry brick.
SIS 95O-Modern brick home t5 bed rms.
WssT q or sarafe iaS lGSeEy
S13,S5O-Detached brick home. oil heat;
3 rms. bed room and bath on 1st H.: y bed
rms and bath on 2nd r.; sH aogole ersst Ps
Si7 .5O0-A S30. 900 detached English-type
home with 100 feet fronting Rock Creek PIX.
Tm Mas' g frepIaees. 1 @ 20 SPACIOUS living rm and
library. frst-door lavatory. two-ear orick
S MEL,KRAFT REALTY co,
MEL Residence. ADAMS sis.
I HAVE FORGOTTEN WHO YOU ARE. BUT
YOU have asked me for a detached house IN
good NV. location. with bed room and bath
on FIRST floor and bed rooms and sasn on
Phone M. B. WEAVER. Cleveland 4a44.
SMALL HOME IN GOOD SECTION OF
Takoma Park. Md: oo
r,v.s Moss a. SESEFx x.i;sSdI,tar SSMhAMri i77s,
Evenings. Shepherd a742.
NEW sEMI-DETAcHED BRICK.
1904 4th ST. NV.
TAT Nicholson St.)
rooms. baths. recreation room: ga
may consider exchange for ground or small
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1924 14th 81. NV: District 3347.
PETwoRTH-AIL-BRICK HOME.
S5,S50-TERMS
Near schools. stores. street cars and rapid
nSon: NJ. MOSS. 6eorsis casa. y