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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-12-02
ELECTION TO
BE TUESDAY

Tuesday will be election day In
Coulee City, with two tickets Of
candidates in the field for the mu-
nicipal posts, which include the
mayoralty, three council seats and
treasurership.
The Getty" ticket will consist
of: A. R. Thompson, mayor; A. d.
Pugh, Leo LAWN and Martin Gless-
ing. councilmen; J. T. Davidson,
treasurer.
On the "People's'' ticket will be
F. w. Mccain, for mayor; Charles
Wilburn, Maurice Sch eibner and
Martin Closing, councilmen. J. T.
Davidson was also selected On this
slate as treasurer
OF the group nominated, Thomp-
son Is the incumbent mayor and
Mccain Is a member of the coun-
Gil. Closing and Davidson are also
office holders at the present time
Balloting will take place in the
city hall, and the polls will open
at 8 a. m. and close at 8 p. M
Election officials will be Harry
Mitchell. c. r. Spurbeck and w. j.
Jones.
AS usual 1t will be permissible
for voter to designate individuals
on either ticket as they see fit.
A fairly large vote is anticipated
owing ito an extraordinary amount
of prediction interest.
The two tickets were recently
selected at double caucus held In
the city hall.
Your Duty To Vote
Residents of this community are
urged to cast their ballot in the
Forthcoming municipal election. AS
citizens of Coulee City all should
take an active interest In affairs
Of civic importance. Nj
There is no doubt in the minds
of local boosters that THE next few
years are destined to be important
ones in the permanent future Of
this city
A heavy responsibility will rest
on the shoulders of the men elect
ed and they will at times find
their job a thankless one.
Regardless OF personal likes
and dislikes 1t Is our sincere hope
that all qualified voters will go to
the polls with one idea firmly fix
ed In their minds-to chose the
men they believe best suited TO
push the city forward
OF the candidates, we will say
they are all outstanding citizens,
but yours must be the choice.
Your right and duty is to vote.
1t Is a privilege you should exer-
else to show your interest and sup
port in the welfare of Coulee City.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-12-02

A light fall of snow late today
served warning that winter will
soon be here in full blast. Tenn
lperatures had moderated some
what, however.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-12-02

Mrs. Chester Evans has been Ill
the past week.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-12-02

Mrs. A. w. Pollin speS Satur.
day at the w. J. Pollin hoinV sat
Mason City.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-12-16

be delighted for anyone who likes to
read good books to call by.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.. Stevens, Jr, and
son, Andrew, III, enjoyed Sunday with
Mrs. Stevens mother, Mrs. Grace Alex
ander Of Emory.
M. s. Rogers was a business visitor
in Lexington last Monday.
Mrs. M. B. Tate, Mrs. C. M. Tate and
Billie were shoppers in Kosciusko on
Friday.
The streets Of West were quite crowd
ed Monday afternoon to see the big
parade. There were about thirty cars
from Hattiesburg, Jackson and Gulfport
celebrating the opening Of our nov
Highway 81. Our Governor was in the
lead, helping to celebrate.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-12-16

JOBYNA RALSTON, sftncrivs
wife of Richard Arien. Is famed 10
her charming dinners n The Afisa''e
Toluca Lake home. With haf new
Coolerstor, she will now enjoy
the last word in refrieer.sicn
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-12-16

Fourth ~Grade-Lloyd Roche. H. A
Reed, Ernestine Wigley, Jimmie Hand
Frances Allen, Myrtle Browning, Hilda
Wooten, Bobby Cresswell, Carson eagle
Jean Musselwhite, Emma Jean Snavely,
Reba Gelston.
Fifth Grade-Fern Hinant, Dorothy
Browning.
Sixth Grade-Nathan Aldridge Billy
Zane Hyman, Leona Floyd, Evely Hand
Billie Jean McCool.
Seventh Grade-Elizabeth Thornton,
Julia Gelston, Jimmie Bicker, George
Brock, Erskin Wigley.
Eighth Grade-Troy Floyd. Jones
Craft. Roy Clayton Hathcock.
Ninth Grade-George Gelston, Ray
Melton, Frances McCullar, Claire Mel
ton.
Basketball Games Saturday Night.
The West boys and girls met the
strong teams from Duck Hill school on
Saturday night and gained much OK.
p~erience ~ we'll - coming back with
victory over tho boys. This was . hard
fought game by both teams and We were
very proud Of tho boys for winning. but
We feel that the girls will have better
luck next time a. several Of their play
ers were not In the game.
Mr.. s. L. Murff and daughter. with
Mrs. s. Brister and Mrs. LEILA Aussel-
white were Kosciusko visitors on Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbie Brister, Of Phiia-
delphia we're week end guests Of Mrs.
Brister's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Cade.
Rev. Flowers, Of Goodman, held his
appointment here Sunday and DR.. and
Mrs. J. 8. Rosamond entertained him In
their home.
Mr.. B. L. Hathcock and MI. T. J. Davis
who are working in Jackson, were re-
cent visitors here.
Miss Sue Cade, Of Jackson, was up on
. visit Sunday. She was dinner guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. C. Cade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Thompson, OF Kos
ciusko, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Taylor.
Mr.. H. E. M~usselwhite, Of Tchula,
spent week end dates with home folks.
Marion and Clara Mcclellan, Of Lex
ington, visited home folks Sunday.
Miss Martha Campbell, from Jackson,
visited her mother, Mrs. s. C. Campbell
on Friday and Saturday and Ike Mussel-
white accompanied her to Jackson on
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collie Smith, OF Mem
phis, are visiting in the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. C. C. Cade and will return to
Memphis on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hand, Of Goodman,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Hand Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. W. T. Hand and son, Jimmie,
spent week end dates in Moorhead.
Mrs. L. J. Hand and Miss Mary Love
were Kosciusko visitors Saturday.
Mrs. X. F. Downer, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
F. Scott, Miss Hattie Gelston, and
Bette Maud Lundy Of Lexington, were
Sunday dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
George Gelston.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Catron, OF Lex
| ington, were visiting friends in Wes'
Tuesday.
Jimmie Eubanhs, Of Monroe, La, spen
week end dates in the NJ. s. Roger
home.
Mrs. B. w. Cresswell has opened tn,
library at the school building. She viii
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-12-16
WEST NEWS
q. Z. s. Meeting.

~ - -
Newly elected officers of the Order
Of Eastern Star of West for the year
Iaas are: Mrs. Anne Lee Jackson,
worthy Matron; Mr.. Larkin Browning,
worthy Patron; Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas,
Associate Matron; Mr.. Roy Thomas, AS
sociate Parton; Mrs. Lena Hand, Con-
ductress; Mrs. Eula Lee Stevens, As
acetate Conductress; Mrs. Kate Brock,
Treasurer; Miss Clara Brock, Secretary.
Club Meeting.
The Woman's Club Of West met in
the home Of Mrs. A. J.. Stevens o a Wed
nesday, December the 9Th. The prcsi-
dsnt being absent, Mrs. J. r. Melton,
vice-prssident, presided over the meet
ing. The program was ~ follow: Roll
eall-Ideas on Christmas Decorations;
Sons-"O Little Town Of Bethlehem
By club; The Greatest Thing in the
world, (Lovs)-Mrs. w. G.. Brock;
Musical Readins-Miss Pauline Carter;
An Individual Christmas Experience
Club Members; Pisno Duet-Christmas
Melodies" (arrg)--Junior Club members;
Christmas contest-Mrs. A. J. Stevens,
Sr. Mrs. Stevens served . delicious
plate consisting Of fruit salad, sand
witches, fruit cake, and coffee.
Demonstration Clab Meeting.
On Friday night the Harmony Wo-
mans Demonstration Club entertained
their husbands and friends with m
Xmas party at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Montgomery Of West. Mrs. N. C.
Cade, club recreation leader, with Miss
Of the club, and Mrs. Leo Weeks, PWA
rs~creational leader, assisted the hostess
in the entertaining. Many interesting
games and contests were enjoyed and
prizes given the winners. A delightful
plate carrying out the Christmas %colors,
Ellen Scale, Holmes county demonstra-
tion agent, Mrs. B. F. Roche. president
wal served by the hostess. A beauti-
fully decorated Christmas tree filled one
side Of the big room, we're loaded with
presentspresent for the members and
their friends. Miss Scale was given .
special gift by the members as . token
Of esteem for the good work that she
has done in that community during the
past year. MI. Harvey Brister Of Har-
mony and Mr.. Baldwin Of Lexington,
were the contest winners among the
men guests, Mrs. Brister being the NOM
Der winner. More than thirty members
and guests enjoyed the occasion, and
the men decided 1t was nice to have
your wife be . member Of the club in
this way telling that they had = good
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-04-14

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-SPLENDID BRICK
home being completed; 6 rooms, nursery
room. 2 baths. automatic heat. attached
garage; large corner lot with trees. owner
will sell below market for quick sale Ma
tional 1853.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

HELP!
We need houses and lots in Silver
Spring Takoma Park. Petworth Bright
wood and Woodside.
ROBERT E. LOHR.
Bill CEDAR ST. GEORGIA 0SS1.
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MOdeStly Priced-S8,95O.

In this excellent Chevy Chase D. c.
neighborhood; you can own your home at
less than you now pay rent. Here's a
truly gorgeous home with every modern
convenience: has 7 rooms and bath with
reception hall. large front porch glass
Enclosed upper and lower porches. par
duet floors throughout. 2 freplaces, auto
payment. Investigate this buy. For APP
pointment to see. call Mr.. Sans. at J.
WESLEY BUCHANAN. INC Pot 6O26
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY
PARK

4344 ELLICoTT ST. NV NEW DE-
TACHED STONE HOME. FIRST FLOOR,
BED ROOMS, BATH; End FLOOR, 4
BED ROOMS AND BATH. DETACHED.
SlNGLE-CAR GARAGE. FULLY INSU-
LATED, SCREENED OIL HEAT. OPEN
DAILY AND SUNDAY TO 8 PM COL.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

2-RM. FURN. HOUSEKEEPING APT. IN
NV. section for wks.-2 months; occu-
pancy from April 1920. Call Decatur
2672 between $50 and pm
WISH TO RENT APARTMENT 80 TO 60
days for visiting parents. Address Box
323-S, Star office.
WE CAN RENT YOUR APARTMENT.
SERVICE RENTAL AGENCY,
1010 Vt. Ave. RIM. 217. District $3.50. Ia
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED.

GROOM WHITE HOUSE WITH SPACIOUS
grounds, located in Chevy Chase Md. Flow
ers. shrubbery and trees. For quick action.
will rent for S75 monthly. Telephone Wis
consin 1881
1877 MONROE ST N.W-SEMI-DETACH
ed Colonial. 6 r. and b.. h.-wh glass-in-
closed sleeping porch; garden. Col. 5073
240S 10th ST. N.E.-S ROOMS. BULT-N
gar. Gil heat. rec. cellar: reconditioned
throuehout. Owner on premises.
NEAR WALTER REED. CORNER HOUSE
rooms. 2 baths; oil burner; in beautiful
condition. DIXIE REALTY CO., Natl.
$3.50.
Bali 18th ST. NE.-NEW BRICK, DE-
tached never occupied; 6 rms. built-in
garage, modern; $50, L. v. THACKER,
1926 18th st. ne Potomac 1887.
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE 7-R o o NJ
beautiful lawn shade trees fruit trees and
shrubbery. Very accessible to Washington.
appreciated. For further particulars phone
Shepherd 1776.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOME OR INVESTMENT
$4,000; here's your opportunity to buy q
substantial brick home, near the
business section OF Georgia ave.
1t contains large rooms and
porches. Don't delay. Call Ma
tional l43Q
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OPEN TODAY.

1909 GARFIELD ST NV.
sae1 aceqS by eaths oNns4 e5
every day from until 9. Sunday IL
to 8. DISTRICT REALTY CO.. 1918 18th
Natl 3467
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-SPLENDID BRICK
home being completed; rooms, nursery
garage; large corner lot with trees. owner
will sell below market for quick sale. Ma
NEW BRICK-BEAUTIFUL GROOM BUN
drive BuRDoF,T. Columbia ao69
LIVE IN SPACIOUS FIVE ROOMS, FIRST
floor. rent Out. additional for 500, De
hood ami; $1,000. MR.. COOPER
SMITH, Natl. 1881. IA
ionaI. Corner T BLDG. Excellent to remodel
Sc 1875 34th s.: nv, LIPscoMB' West
0600: evening. West 2445. 10
endon. Va. s rooms. bath, veranda, large
dress Ore i MRS. s sefIS 5i4 ghler
1DEAL-FIRsT FLOOR, BED RMS;
bath, and 3 rms. bath second floor; Oil
burner. Frigidaire; nice lot; only $3.50;
good NV. section. owner going to Florida.
E. w. BAILEY. Adams 47s6.
P PAf'4 Hd' section; porcheS satoms tE
heat; only s925G o Gg eav Rs1G Ely
Adams 47s6 ---=-
I HAVE SEVERAL SMALL, SEM1,D %.
tached, Groom homes in Marietta Park;
My e oRhn G seOm g. 1889 sSS to s00O
A NEW HOME OF CAPE COD DESIGN ON
splendid lot studded with grand 9ld dd trees
in growing community OF detacheo homes s.
$3.50, Lot contains approximately 10000
So. it. SPLENDID schools nearby ar, ana I'm; tne
is tie 18th un ff ess
W vn9Pf 3 sn JAMES. NC Nc wv
6345 31st PL. NW.-NEW, BRICK AND
s99e AMI mR RESUME sess Sf9def 1905 ae
| hFGNp0F CIR WEST OF, 14th-SEMI-
Detached brick rms. oil heat, 5 porches,
deep lot. garage: good condition; cony;
MR.. DOWD. National 2040.
$500 Cash, BUYS THIS LOVELY, ! NEW E,H
brick bungalow in Highland View Il q mi;
from D O. Studio living rp snn, Sansen
W. EhfSs TSSm RE RGfsTn Gas ss
AN OPPORTUNITY TO OBTAIN A sPLEN-
| did six-room row brick house. 70 IT, wide,
$3.50. on a terms. There are two inc1osed
porches. one used as kitchenette and sleep
Ing peroh p ssst' reated
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
SILVER. SPRING. LARGE ROOMS
schools buses within ? blocks. Call
Shepherd 1911 between and pm
VERY DESIRABLE HOME. JUST WEST OF
min mimi eo drive rive Of washington. Large iiv-
| ing room with open fireplace, leading to
| screened side porch. 2 bed rooms. dining
room. fuiIy. equipped kitchen and com
alton room. large. light cellar. with laun-
dry trays and oil heat. Detached garage
sulated with rock wool. screened and
sa S seoos as.ss
stores. For appointment to inspect call
| Walnut 1905.
SPECIAL BARGAIN = 6-R. DETACHED
new brick. modern home. oil burner. Lot
| 50x1l1 Ready to move in on deposit
Sacrifice for S6,750. Small cash payment
mo. payments like rent. Do not miss this
| bargain. Call Randolph 4343.
SPECIAL BARGAIN, 18th ST., NEAR g
st. NV; beautiful stone-trimmed house; 8
rooms, bath, elect; price, $3.50. Met
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-SS,5OO. BRICK,
rms. pantry 2 baths. fireplace. cleo re-
frigeration, inlaid linoleum. 2 porches
Dandy buy. Clev. 1904.
EDGEMOOR, MD,
Owner will sacrifice this 7-room detached
house for $3.50. A nice home CT . goot
investment. Call Mr.. EWELL, Natl. 1888
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KALORAMA HEIGHTS.
S15.OOO-"SPECIAL."

Home In perfect condition and IN
Washlngtons best residential section: 4
bed rooms . baths and all appointments
as fine residence. Owner sacrificing for
immediate sale. For inspection call Dis
trict $3.50 any time
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APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHED

1901 WISCONSIN AV. NV
Detached. newly decorated and
painted; 6 r. and b.. h.-w.h., gear
detached garage SIG. 90
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO,
T33 18th st. NV. National 0352.
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YOU WILL AGREE

With me when I say this is the finest value
In Chevy Chase. Md. Located on the most
exclusive street in this section-this beau
tiful Colonial home on very large lot with
oak and beech trees) is now available
costing over S22. 600 when new (now 4
years old) this home may be purchased for
less than $1,000. Center hall brick,
furred walls. automatic heat and insulated,
gear brick garage. The first floor has
everything. including 8 breakfast room and
library with built-in bookcases. On the
End floor there are large bed rooms. and
2 beautifully tiled baths with sun deck Of
master bed room and wardrobe closets,
The third floor has bed rooms and 1
bath. For further information call Co
lunnbia 3167 after $40 pm
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18th SIT

SOUTH OF SCOTT CIRCLE.
3-story brick. ~ rooms, 3 baths: lot
over 80 IT. wide to alley; large garage.
Ideal for PHYSICIANS once or investment,
Owner will sacrifice for quick sale. Cau
Mr.. Porter.
ROBT. L. McKEEVER CO., INC :,
Shoreham Bldg. National 1850.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

ATTRACTIVE HOME. 6 ROOMS. MAY l
until Sept. radio. Frigidaire; bed rms.
back yard OWNER, Adams 1894.
water. near Central Hiah scbooI phone
Adams 1888.
WOODRIDGE-SIX ROOMS. CORNER CO.
lonial, detached large yard three bed
rooms. Available May ! through Septem-
Der Is. No small children. Phone North
OWNERS LOVELY HOME. III 21st ST
n.w.-4 bed rms. April 9Th to Nov. 18th;
$50 mo. Call Thursday.
| 2907 N STREET NV, GEORGETOWN
Beautifully furnished six-room remodeled
| house; oil heat. garden, choice library
THOMAS j. FISHER g. CO., INC,
73S 10th st. NV. District $3.50.
QUACKENBOS ST NW-5 ROOMS
bath gas heat. Gear garage; large grounds;
$3.50.
WEAVER BROS, INC,
Realtors,
Washington Bldg. Dist. 94S6.
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AT 5 TIMES.

NEAR 2Oth AND P NW.-2-STORY
brick; rooms, bath: electric liHht. Rent.
$3.50 month. Colored tenant, PItce.
81. $50. C. w. SIMPSON CO.. 1924 YER
mont ave. Met. 300.
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OWNER

brick home on a 150-ft. front corner lot
in Washington's finest residential section.
delightful rooms and breakfast room; 3
| baths big finished attic, fireplace auto
| matte heat; will consider terms. Call Geo.
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9-RM. 2-FAMILY-Ss.9 $50.
INCOME VIII pAX r1nn ",

INCOME WILL PAY FOR IT
House Just being completed; 5 modern
rsm.. bath. fireplace first-fioor apt Top
floor apt. rms. bath separate side en-
trance. Built with selected brick steel
windows, insulated. furred walls modern
OIL heating plant, built-in garage. Base
meth southern exposure and arranged for
extra apt. partly finished New resi-
DENTAL section. Takoma PIX. Md.
Have large listing of income dwelling
houses Tor two or more families: also
single family houses and bungalows busi-
ness properties, lots acreage, etc.
TAkOMA PIX. REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
Shepherd 1919.
NEW CORNER BRICK: GOOD LOCATION
for DOCTOR; NV. where values should
enhance.
District 1921. MOSS. Georgia e4ss.
NEAR MADISON AND NORTH CAPITOL
SITS. NV.
$3.50.
Nearly new detached brick home; s nice,
large rooms, tiled bath, modern kitchen,
recreation room with fireplace; beautiful
yard with deep lot; one block to express
bus service; near schools and stores; will
be put in new condition. Easy terms.
Geo. Abs, Dist. O36s.
S7.250-BEAUTIFUL HOME; MUST BE
sold; near 18th and Jefferson SITS. NV
seven rooms, garage. large lot. Call Mr.
Boaze. Georgia 6779.
. WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 1Ath ST N w district 29sS
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14O4 X. CAFRITZ. DI. $3.50
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

1927 LEE HIGHWAY. va R., K. D..
bath. garage. r. bath, garage, refriger-
alton. Walnut 7016. IT,
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED APART
ment in high. cool setting. 20 minutes by
auto from Lincoln Memorial. Spacious liv-
ing room. dainty dining room with kitchen
corner: comfortable bed room. private
bath. 5O-foot porch, extensive grounds
marvellous view; garden if desired. $50
per month. Phone Alexandria BAR.
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BARGAIN-BARGAIN.
400 BLOCK GIRARD ST. NV.
splendid condition. Price. only SIS, 500.
Call Mr.. Guiffre. Metropolitan 1927. F.
ELIOT MIDDLETON. 205 Investment Bldg.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

| ON STATE ROAD. NEAR FORT MEADE,
Md: 35 acres improved by large fireproof
dwelling mi; a 6-room cottage and
necessary outbuildings. Address Box 31o-Q.
Star office
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CONVENIENT NV. LOCATION
Row house 6 rooms, bath, glass-in-
closed sleeping porch. recreation
room. oil burner; large, new G. E.
refrigerator; furnished complete. In
Guiding new mattresses. china. silver
linens and blankets; SS5 per month,
Call Cleveland 1900 or Decatur
1880.
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CORNER BUNGALOW.

NEARBY VIRGINIA.
Reconditioned throughout: s delightful
rms. bath. garage. General Elec. refrigera-
tor cleo. range. new inst INV. heater.
h-w.h. with oil burner beautifully shrub
bed wooded lot. 10Oxl15. Additional land
adjoining. 20Ox1oO. For further details.
MR. FREDERICKS. District 300. all day;
after $50, Randolph 1740.
OPEN-38O1 T ST. NV.
Attractive corner brick; rooms. 2
baths. large porches. garage. Terms.
National 1853
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ROOMING HOUSE.
10 ROOMS-3 BATHS.
Downtown, Near Govt. DeptS.
Oil Heat-Electric Refrigeration.
Priced Low to Close Estate.
CHAS. L. NORRIS,
2135 Pa. Ave. NV. West. O4S0.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

CASH FOR ALL CLASSES INVEsTMEN
property; D. c. only; no commission; i'm
mediate settlement. Room 610. 1910 VI
ave. NV. or Met. 2713.
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BROOKLAND.
NEW HOME.
44th and EllicOtt st. NV,
YOUR CHOICE

YOUR CHOICE
OF painting papering and decorations,
etc, available at NO ADDITIONAL CosT
detached homes now nearing completion
are sold before being placed on the market.
A SUBSTANTIAL SAVING can DE had If
purchased now. Over so homes have been
location. convenient to. stores. schools,
transportation and churches. Representa-
wv i4t IL and nd K SAt cArR1Tz. Dist. 1850.
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES.
1927 C ST. NE
~, Colonial row brick; g., rooms and bath,
"S 1927 soUIH DAKOTA AVE, NE.
Detached: rooms, bath. oil heat. large
lot sarf ise, w RT5ss s W. AVE- ser EG
Beautiful corner, overlooking Gallaudet
porches, b.-i. garage. oil heat. Big corner
lot with stone wall. $3.50 (terms).
LOUIS H. HALL, Realtor,
1904 Gath ST. NE. Pot. 1921.
West of 10Th.
1903 Concord Pl.
Drive out 18th. past Madison to Con-
cord ave-. turn left "a block and inspect
the prettiest new home for the money ever
built in this lovely section. Overlooking
Rock Creek PARK e1 finished Ats
garage Completely furnished See how
these large bed rooms take twin beds.
Always open, or call US.
METZLER-Realtor,
District 5000. 11o6. Vermont Ave.
Sundays and Nights, Adams 0620.
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SECOND-STORY SPACE 26xs0: HEAT,
water. electricity: suitable for ONCE. Light
manufacturing or storage. Phone West
2431 After 3 . m. Walnut saP7.--
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STORES FOR RENT.

CHEVY CHASE Md 6lO9 BROOKEvILLE
rd-Large store, cellar garage: excellent
location. Wisconsin 6297.
1905 DE SALES STREET.
Opposite the Mayfiower Hotel.
Store-S75.
LINKINS CO. 1888 De Sales 5t.
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GEORGETOWN.
INTRIGUING OLD HOME. CHARMINGLY
RESTORED.

il, In exceptionally fine location. 8 rooms
light, overlooking big garden space; 2
baths. 2 extra lavatories. automatic heat
and refrigeration; lot 50X120. with several
fine trees. Inspection by appointment.
BOSS & PHELPS. NATIONAL 5000. EVE
MING PHONE. CALL MR.. DRISCOLL.
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OFFICES WANTED.

DENTIST WANTS SPACE IN OFFICE
with dentist or physician: share expenses.
Also wants to buy used equipment Ad-
dress Box 347-K. Star once.