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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-08
STEVENSON OFFERS
C|TY'S AMUSEMENT /:
Popular Playhouse Comfort
able Place for Best Screen
Enjoyment

In Henderson, when one thinks OF
and movies in particu-
lar, The thinks instinctively of the
Stevenson theatre. That popular play
house and those that have preceded it
have for a quarter of a century been
under the management and direction
of S. S. Stevenson, one of the really
exhibitors and showfolk
in North Carolina. His many years
of experience in the picture business
have made him known to distributors
the southern territory, and
he is likewise we'll acquainted in New
York amusement circles, where he has
booked many attractions for the en-
joyment of his patrons in Henderson.
For many years, since it was open
ed back in 1928, the Stevenson theatre
has had the reputation of being the
best equipped, the most comfortable
and among the best located motion
picture houses to be found anywhere
in the city or town the size of Hender-
son and much larger. When it was
built, Sidney Stevenson put every
ounce of energy and resourcefulness
he possessed in creating for his home
which both he and they would be
proud and which. would give his peo-
pie genuine value in entertainment. 1t
is the consensus Of opinion in this
community tht he Succeeded marvel
ously we'll.
The Stevenson theatre has a seat
ing capacity of approximately 700, in
Guiding the main floor and the bal
cony. All downstairs seats and a
large portion of those upstairs are
upholstered and cushioned and give
a measure of comfort that adds great
ly to the pleasure of the show One
can sit down and relax and leave his
troubles at the front door and enjoy
to the utmost the high grade of en-
tertainment offered.
The Stevenson organization also ope-
rates the popular-priced State theatre
in an adjoining block, and this enjoys
a generous patronage from a large ele
ment of Henderson theatre-goers.
Both theatres are Aforementioned in
summer and winter, which adds to the
comfort and pleasure of patrons.
The best that the market affords
in the way of outstanding and lead
ing motion pictures are presented, and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-08
HARRINGTON MAKER
OF TRUCK COVERS
Awning Concern Offers Service To
Growers In Delivering Their
Crops To Market

A genuine service to growers in the
marketing of their crops is offered by
T. J. Harrington, awning manufac-
turer of Henderson. He makes truck
covers to order and according to spe-
cifications, and of a size and quality
sufficient to afford every possible
protection to tobacco, cotton or other
products in transit to market.
Mr. Harrington advises those de-
string this service to contact him i'm
mediately so that deliveries can be
made, if possible, by the date of the
opning of the marketing season. Rea-
sonable prices are also promised for
all Jobs.
Awnings are speciality of the con-
Germ, and many establishments in the
city have been served in the manu-
facture and erection of these conven-
fences and necessities.
Those interested can see Mr.. Har-
rington at the High Frice Warehouse,
or they can call him at rural tele-
phone No. 1902, or leave orders or
calls at the Hughes Furniture Com
pany Prompt and dependable service
is guaranteed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-08
Rose Company Operating
lO2 Stores This Season
Many OLD Stores Have Been Enlarged or Remodeled.
Stores Onened. r. f. occupied and Two New

A total of 1O2 stores are being one
rated by Roses 5-1O-25c Stores Com
nanv this fall in five southern States
North Carolina. Virginia, South Caro-
Ina. Tennessee and Georgia. The
number is the largest at any one time
in the history of the corporation.
While new stores opened in 1887
have not been as numerous as last
wear. a great amount of capital has
been invested in remodeling and en-
lareing quarters occupied by old stores
and in moving to new locations. TAX
en- as a whole, the stores throughout
the system are the finest, largest and
hest arranged in the history of the
company.
To Expand Tere
The greatest expansion of all, how
ever. is to be launched with the Hen
derson store Immediately after the
first of the new year. The enlarge
ment will be on the three-storv home
office and home store building in the
yerv center of the retail and shop
ping district of the city. The result
will be probably the largest and most
commodious and finest finish of any
business establishment in the city, and
any in the 102 units of the Rose chain.
Plans have already been completed
for this project, greatest the company
has undertaken in recent years. The
building adjoining on the south side
formerly occupied by the George A..
Rose mems clothing store, has been
owned by Rose for a number of years,
and this will be torn down for a
building to run through the entire
block from Garnett to Wyche streets.
1t will be tied into the present build
ing, with the present south wall re-
moved to make a solid spread for the
ground floor store, and the general
office on the second floor and for adj
ditiOnal office room is greatly needed
It has been necessary to add new
buyers, and former buyers have been
given assistants. Office space for these
executives is urgently needed, and the
expansion will provide for and per-
nit of that
Many Stores Enlarged
Included in the activities of this
year has been the charging and re-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-08
Younger Business
Men Are Boosters

Continued from Page One.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-08
CATAWBA FARMER CLAIMS
FIRST SILO FOR STATE

Newton, Sept. 8.-P. G. Herman, "a,
wear old Catawba county farmer,
claims the distinction of being the
first to construct and fill a silo in
North Carolina. More than SO years
ago. he told Earle Brintnall, farm
agent of the State College extension
service, he got the idea from an agri-
cultural paper. He read about a beef
producer in Virginia who had gotten
good results with corn silage, and he
decided the same thing would be good
on his farm.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-08

Continued from Page One.)
the achievement of such a goal is the
cooperation of all interests working
for a single purpose and toward a
common end. That is what the Hen
derson Lions club is trying TO do, and
it stands ready to support any and
all efforts in that direction.
Through the years Henderson bust
ness people have worked together for
the good of their community and the
county and this entire section. The
tobacco market has come up from
modest beginning to proportions that
rank it along with the largest in the
bright belts of the South. Some of the
choicest types of flue-cured leaf are
grown and marketed in this section,
and the city is in position to offer
the best that is to be had to the
grower who patronizes this market.
The Henderson cotton market is
one of the oldest in the State. In this
area large quantity of the staple is
grown annually. And here we have
gins that are capable of rendering the
best of service and many buyers
ready to pay the high dollar for the
crop.
Although, Henderson has the ia
cilities and the location to become one
of North Cardinals greatest market
ing and trading centers. We as cit
liens of this good town need to CO.
operate toward that end, and if we do
that we can go far toward finer
prosperity and a delightful com
munity.
The Henderson Lions Club can be
counted on to do it's full share for the
thriving city of which it is proud to
be a part.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-08

ton for years with quality beauty
work.
Operators here have the technique
of bringing out the natural beauty and
charm of milady's skin and hair, aid
ing the natural beauty that is inher-
ent in all women.
Mrs. Polston has such experienced
operators as Misses Mary Lee Coghill,
Ethel Rideout and Olive Ivey, as
sisting her in serving the public, and
they are in touch with the leading
style centers, ever keeping step with
the latest trends in beauty treat
ments.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-08

occasionally vaudeville is offered. Dur
ing the weeks that lie just ahead some
of the four star pictures of the year
will be shown at the Stevenson. Else
where in this issue of the Daily Dis
patch is program of some of these
wonderful attractions
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-08

to stores throughout the system.
The Rose business is one of the
three greatest in Henderson, and is
the largest Independent chain in it's
field in the entire South. 1t has been
a success from the start. All the exc
cutives make their homes in Hender-
son, and many Henderson young men
have found opportunity in business by
connections with the Rose corpora
ton.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-08
MRS. POLSTON OWNS
MILADY BEAUTY SHOP
Experienced Operators, Families With
Latest Technique, Serve
Patrons Here

Mrs H. w. Polston is proprietor of
Milady Beauty Shop, one of Hender-
sons leading beauty parlors, and this
shop has served ladies in this sec
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-08

The National Museum in Dublin,
Ireland, contains some of the finest
productions of early Christian art in
Europe.
The Washington times., 1937-02-12

Honorable.
Mention

Really clever recipes came in
this week in the red recipe
contest. To these 10 readers
go the award of honorable
mention and our congratula-
tions on their unusual and de-
licious favorite Valentine dish.
Beryle Leslie, 1884 Taylor ST..
N. w.
Mrs. G. M. Lavender, 354 Thir'
teenth St. N. w.
Mrs. Charles Wilson, Box 54O7,
Seat Pleasant. Md.
Mrs. T. L. Edmiston, 1719 Var
mum st. N. w.
Mrs. Eda Shryock, Winchester,
Va.
Mrs. M. B. Hartenstine, 4123
Seventh st. N. w.
Mrs. A. L. Koontz, 1412 Chaplin
st. N. w.
Easter Christensen, los Wine ST.,
Hyattsville, Md.
Mrs. Gladys Foster, 1924 S st.
N. w.
Mrs. Fred Black, Benning, D. c.,
Route l.
The Washington times., 1937-02-12

of genuine italian origin or an
Americ1nised UerSion. 1t does
not haze to be made 1Dith meat
sauce to 1Din.
Spaghetti Uith any type OF
sauce or blended Dith any other
food has an equal chance in
this neU contest.
Mail entries to Miss Jean
Green, Fduorite Recipe Contest
Editor, The Washington Times,
1917 H st. N. w., before mid
night, February 20.
The Washington times., 1937-02-12
Prizes
For Spaghetti
Recipes

1t Is Spaghetti Week all merit
meek for readers Who wiSh to
1Dtn one of the cash prizes for
their tdUorite recipes. The
Washington Times is awarding
sir prizes of 81 and 10 GpGrdS
OF Honorable Mention.
II you enjoy this wholesome
food, then you haze a chance to
1Oin. Your recipe may either be
The Washington times., 1937-02-12
FaVOriteS

The current FdDorite Recipe
Contest is designed to make GuGA
able to our readers those recipes
that haze tOo1r popularity during
preceding Lenten seasons.
If you think that other readers
Mould be interested in preparing
and SerUing dishes Which you haze
found to be dppetising and popu-
lar during the annual meGtleSS
season mail them in to Miss Jean
Green, FGUorite Recipe Contest
Editor, The Washington Times,
before February 13.
Sir cash GUdrdS of 81 each and
10 Honorable Mention distinctions
are oiDen Ueekly By The Washing
ton Times.
Our favOrite for today was sent
in by Nettie Tucker YOwell, home
economies inStructreSS, BOyce, Va.
Her recipe was chosen from entries
submitted in last weeks recipe con.
test for red dishes suitable for Val
entine'S Day menus.
VALENTINE SALAD
l tablespoon of gelatin
u cup of cold water.
cup of chicken stock
2 tablespoon Of minced onion
2 teaspoons of lemon Juice
cup of cooked chicken, chopped
2 tablespoons chopped pimientos
Il teaspoon of parsley, chopped
Soak the gelatin in cold water
for about five minutes. Boil to-
gether chicken stock and onion.
Strain and pour over gelatin. Add
lemon juice. When the mixture
begins to CONCEAL, add chicken,
pimientos and parsley. Pour in flat
pan, so the mixture is about Y
inch thick. Allow to become firm
and cover with the following gel
attn mixture:
l tablespoon of gelatin
p cup of cold water
112 cups of tomato juice
"a teaspoon of salt
l tablespoon of mild vinegar
l tablespoon of lemon juice
The Washington times., 1937-02-12
Retain Color

Acid helps keep red color in
vegetables. Thus If vinegar is
added to the cooking water they
will retain more Of their natural
color.
The Washington times., 1937-02-12
To Clean Windows

In freezing weather windows
can be cleaned with q soft cloth
moistened with kerosene.
The Washington times., 1937-02-12
Menus Are Also Planned
In Keeping With
Central Theme
By JEAN GREEN

st. Valentines Day always perfect Time Tor party plan
ming The table and lends itself admirably to all sorts
of clever color schemes
The Washington times., 1937-02-12
l teaspoon Of onion juice
Few grains of cayenne

Few grains of cayenne
When salad is firm, cut in heart
shapes, place on lettuce and top
with mayonnaise.
Or if you do not have a heart
shaped cutter. cut in squares, top
with mayonnaise, and decorate
with small heart cut from pimi-
ento. Beef, ham or veal may be
substituted for chicken.
Evening star., 1937-04-04
MONEY WANTED.

ST 800 WANTED ON FIRST TRUST ON
40-acre farm; frame house; on improved
road. Address Box 177-Q. Star once.
LOAN SECURED BY DEED TRUST; 81 200
to $1,000; must be GENTLE and American
born. Address Box 1910, Star once.
Evening star., 1937-04-04
OWNER, Cleveland 7748.
SILVER SPRING.
Ia Rank nHanin1

"a Bank Ohering)
Overlooking park and senior high school:
lots 70-foot frontaee, many wooded, $3.50
upward macadam streets, sewer. water,
etc. High elevation: design your, own home,
we will finance responsible individuals
Shep. 2I3O for appointment once at Flower
ave and SCHUYLER I'd Omen SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1937-04-04
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE
RICHMOND WASHINGTON

w NhLCrIoLE. NAL Ed al oN ne
HIGHWAY
NEAR WOODBRIDGE, VIRGINIA.
SATURDAY, April, 10 1887
I shall offer for sale at public auction.
al TWO O'CLOCK PM, on the above
named date, on the premises, my real
estate situate about pa miles south OF
Woodbridge, on the north side OF the
Richmond Washington Highway. IN Prince
William County, Virginia
The said land Will be offered for sale
acres of land, more or less, on which
there is an elght-room dwelling. barn and
other necessary outbuildingS, also peach
trees, apple trees, grape arbor and an
acre or more in Strawberries. The entire
parcel OF land is tillable with stream
running through IL that never goes dry.
The second lot contains 3 acres. more or
less. and has on 1t storehouse, lSx24 IT..
and comprises about IA acres OF good
garden land the rest consisting OF an
orchard containing peaches. apples, pears,
talnS "la acres, more or less, and has on
1t nice grove, a cabin, 12x2O it.. about
140 peach trees and a good well right at
the cabin.
All three Of said parcels OF land front
on the said Richmond-Washington High
way They will be offered for sale first
separately and then as a whole The right
Will be reserved to decline to accept any
and all bids that may be made for the
said land. In the event that the said
land should not be sold on said date
shall be willing to consider any reasonaol
ofers to rent the same.
J. N. SHELTON.
Woodbridge, Virginia.
mh14-ol-oSap4
Evening star., 1937-04-04
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

ABO6T 200 ACRES ON CHESAPEAKE
Bay; ssubdivided in lots; about 200 houses
change for income property. RANDLE 4
GARVIN. Lincoln 1879.
Evening star., 1937-04-04
EARLY AMERICAN.
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT

RMS NO IMPROVEMENTS. OUT
Ibuildjnss; fine water. garden, several acres
&35 miles in Va; $3.50 mo. Walnut o'14
SMALL, HOUSE ON DAM AND CREEk
kountry club section. IL acres; paiahce
bear 5000. Pot. 3464.
Evening star., 1937-04-04
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1892 half-ton truck. panel
be appreciated: Sl67 cash. Apply ct sas
Il block BLOCK ' north from ON 18Th and Col. Tdl.
DODGE 1884 panel delivery. thoroughly
paint, good rubber and ready for service;
many others to PICK ,,o1 from F1emins M ig
st. at Kalorama I'd. NV: Columbia 1920
% dsrR Blue wit With p' red Wheels in very GOOD
condition and ready for work. Carries
famous R. and G. guarantee 81 Gown
Motor MOT IF Co.. 1915 Kias g st., Alexandra va.
Phone Alexandria 2716.
FORD $50 dump truck; is in good condi-
ton and ready for work; ,, very economlcal1 nniM
Only sl down nd 81 E Teeby nrce pslve ONLY
SI59. iaS Garter Motor Co.. 1915 King St.,
Alexandria Va. Phone Alexandria 2716.
FORD 1881 panel truck, economical for
delivery work new Brewster osb green nd nhlsh bs1.
is only S1s9 Carter Motor Co. 1915
King ST., Alexandria, Va, Phone Alexandria
2716.
FORD 1855 and 1885 pick-u Some With
new motors. Priced as low as $3.50. 1922
Penn. ave. Sc.
FORD 1884 pickup, Just refinished; good
condition; carries the famous nonor1;co r. ana SO
down and s21 month. Full price is 1919.
Carter Motor Co.. 1915 King st St; Alexan-
FORD 1898 dump rusb osb Sus %soed Thfss Ms
tor Co., 2525 Sherman ave. NV. Adams
5000.
FORD 1885 pickup. retinished RED; 1edo
looks equal to new SsHS s1 Wa
field Motor Co., 2525 Sherman ave. NV.
Adams 5000
SACRIFICE SALE Of good used trucks
large selection Of eoks and Fnad
Coast -to-Coast Rent-ACar System: 1908
l4th st. Dec 1900. ask for Mr.. Owens.
CHEVROLET panel C2e). all new rubber:
So sioo. Shepherd ss5s -
PLYMOUTH, 1885 de luxe delivery sedan
This car is n brand,new Money 60 @conaition: never ever
14th and NV.
FORD 1885 stake body dual wheels new
tires 1877 inch. Must sacrifice; S449; VIII
give terms. Evans Palmer. 14th and I nv
5SA 45S % 5Ss5 S. e. NJ Net ets SsGs snd chassis:
roER 1885 ;.fss 1nca9d 59nd i0f @echsnia hsh
s da wheels nsgss sDrRsf Wssh f0F
GUY CO.: 5000 SaSa5 Georgia ave shepheTd 400:
truck. Herberson. 4 Melross SsssW aye.' Hya.t'-
vile. Phone Greenwood 23oo-W.
FORD 1885 station WAGON; for Spas. pas.
snd sTnr's performs III ike new; Al mechanical
order: 5 very good tires; ready for i'm
mediate service: 1895: guaranteed; walsh
Motor Co. 5000 Georgia ave. Shepherd
4400.
FORD TRUCK. 1881 panel; motor entirely
overhauled. like new. Bargain Tor lmmeal-
ate sale. 1855 18th st. NV. g
FORD 81. la-ton. SOB; G, NJ: c. 81.
I 1lL-top SIX. Chey. '32. 12-tON. SSOS
S19O: ali In fine condition. Woody. rear
1915 N Capitol. Met s044. 4.
INTERNATIONAL truck. panel body. late
1885 like new. very low mileage, S42o.
BOX 373 Alexandra. Va.
TRUCKS.
Panels-Pick-Ups.
Station Wagons.
Stake-Dump.
All Makes-AM Styles.
hill T1D1lITS
ALA Vermont Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1937-04-04
SUMMER HOMES.

FAIR HAVEN ON THE BAY. DOVE
Haven Cottage; 26 miles from District
line; rooms, glassed-in front ana DacK
porches, lot 6Oxl50; reasonable. Call
ncca afi1r
Evening star., 1937-04-04

MONET 10 lOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN on D. c. REAL EsTATE
y Jesse SEE E HE1sKEL hsHssSs Ills Eye st. nv
HAVE FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR End TRUST
notes; confidential; quick action; - a.
GARVEY District 45O8. 1126 VI: ave.
SECOND-TRUsT MONEY TO LOAN TO
home owners. builders and brokers. Col
lateral loans made. Prompt service Cau.
write or see COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
335 Southern Bldg. District 6150-6l5l.
PLENTY MONEY AVAILABLE, FOR SEC
ond-trust loans; loans negotiated In
days. Call WARREN T, COTHERN. 913
New York ave. NV. National 7416. 9.
SEVERAL SECOND TRUST MORTGAGE
notes on home-owned property for sale 70
close company CORPORATION FINANCE
co, 55 Rust Building. Metropolitan Os29.
BUILDERS. CONSTRUCTION LOANS,
loans a. 5y ana a,RY P yrS
Co: Tower BLDG, l4th and K sts. NV.
FIRsT-TRUsT MONEY TO LOAN ON D. c.
real estate 5G interest; quick service.
,,o- rP., rP, J. y WAlsHE a naiion., dMG;; e4ss
MONEY 9 ys T9 PAY PeAAs99E x91E sRIGETguRr RES1S
Loans for taxes. loans for personal bills,
loans for home improvements: Prompt ena
courteous service on first and second truet
real estate loans Sc So GsAAN' aEa2
1906 R ]. NV. Fhone NORTH o7oe.
Evening star., 1937-04-04
TRAilERS FOR SALE.


TRAILWAYS HOUSE e. CAMP TRAILERS
MID. and sold by Herman Born & Sons,
Inc. "l9 N Fremont ave, Baltimore. Mo.
Plaza 4003.
TRAILER 5-ft. stream-lined. T5'o COM
pleted: builder unable to complete. Ad
dress Box 4o-Q, Star Office.
HAYES all-steel. electric welded mo
rivets), life time, safety traiers.
PRINTCRAFT BLDG. GARAGE, INC.
$50 ST NV. (BasemenD Met. 1921.
NEW TRA1LERIzED HOME. all modern.
fully furnished. See Mr.. Scannell. 1401
r. !. ave; ne.
TRAILER. late 1898 Covered Wagon de
luxe; used for display: will trade for
yacht 4eTso IT, long Ekstroms Garags
Park Md. Shepherd 2044.
TRAnERs Palace coach-The trailer with
OF the car Easier to handle. No weaving
or side sway A coach with bathtub.
toilet and many other conveniences found
only in coaches much higher priced pdE da1s Befths
Haley's. inc. 5000 NJ st. NV. Trailer
Headquarters in WASHINGTON.
SILVER DOME TRAILERs offer the great.
est dollar value on the, market, Delivered
prices on Hyway standard. $500: Hyway
Custom Club. 81 All equipped with pat
ented third wheel Prices on all models in
clude Bendix vacuum breaks and power
car hook-up no extras outstanding strHev sv
the Silver Dome is taking the lead in sales
everywhere Actual road performance dem
onstrated. 1t will be worth your while TO
Inc 1440 st. NV. Open until 10 pm
every day
Evening star., 1937-04-04
LOTS WANTED.


CASH FOR ROW-HOUSE LOTS, NE, sE.
or NV; priced reasonable. E. w. BAILEY.
Adams 47s6. Mail. 1885 Meridian NV
CASH FOR LOTS SUITABLE FOR DE-
velopment. from owners only; price loca-
ton Address Box 267-Q. Star ONCE
BUILDING LOT, SUITABLE DETACHED
house D. c. or nearby; give location. slzes
price, etc. Address Box $40. Star ONCE
WANTED AT ONCE. SMALL APARTMENT
house Site. any good section Of the District
Of Columbia. In reply give Location cato ana
WANTED LOTS. DESIRABLE SECTIONS
Of the District Of Columbia suitable a., ched ,oT
houses Address Box 40 Star ONCE
WANTED AT ONCE-SEVERAL
small apartment house sites. also
four-family fiat and row house
ground for builders. See MR..
WALTER, 8 to 10 am, or 4 to
5 pm.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
925 18th st. NV. National 21OO.
Evening star., 1937-04-04
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

SMALL STORE, HOUSE OR 4-FAMILY
cash cash price. Address BOX 271-o Star Office.
WANT APARTMENTS
We have several clients who are in the
s to lis units For quick action list your
propefties with MOSS REALTY CO..
616 6nWer BLDG Met 1TIR.
Evening star., 1937-04-04
1897 MODEL

Mountain Lodge, De Luxe,
with half acre wooded shore Deep Greek
Lake Md Price, 81, 300. Terms. Two cot.
tages, rent. $500; long season. acreage
altitude 5000 IT,: cool nights: no mos
quitoes. Allegany Mts. Address Box l4e..9'
Star Office
Evening star., 1937-04-04

FORD 1885 Tudor sedan; Run-metal fnish.
sIdsteei oody clear vision ventiiatlon; noay trs
wear excellent tires; 1915; guaranteed
Walsh Motor Co., 5000 Georgia ave. Shep-
herd 43OO
Evening star., 1937-04-04

FORD 1894 Tudor finished in attractive
Washington blue. with old ivory wheels;
radio equipped and the famous r. and G.
guarantee. SI1 down and $40 monthly.
Drive miles and save $40. Full price,
$3.50. Carter Motor Co.. 1916 King St,
Alexandria. Va. Phone Alexandria 271b.
Evening star., 1937-04-04

CHEVROLET coupes. 1881 and 1880
eeilent condition: will demonstrate and
suarartee. Sacrifice price S13b. How
ard 3. Ksarne,. l2o1 Conn. ave. o1eys7
Evening star., 1937-04-04

[EOUR-FAMlLY APARTMENTS
Several reasonably pric e d
buildings, good rental section
and showing excellent return on
Investment. For particulars see
Mr.. Walter, 9 to 10 am, or 4 to
B pm.
Evening star., 1937-04-04

GOOD INVESTMENT.
Row Of 4-family apts.. new, fully IN
sulated furred walls. slate roof. oil 6urn-
ers. In excellent suburban location, 1909
rented: net returns over 15T on invest
ment. Can be had on reasonaoie TERMS
Bradley, Beall & Howard,
SOUTHERN BLDG. NATL O21l.
Evening star., 1937-04-04
OUTSTANDING BUYS.
BUSINESS CORNER.

In good residential section; on main ar
terry; large store leased to chain grocery
for long period; 3 nice apts,; oil burner;
gross income, $4,000 per year; nicely
financed; can be bought on reasonable
cash payment; Al investment. Call MR. ,
DREW, Met 1927. F. ELIOT MIDDLE
T0N oOS Investment bldg