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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-01
DEMOCRAT OFFERS BARGAIN IN BOOKS
Another Shipment of En- cyclOpedias Put on
 Sale Today

It will be of interest to those people who are saving coupons for the Worlds Popular Encyclopedia which are being distributed by The Democrat to know that another shipment of Volume No. arrived this morning. This will enable those who have not secured Volume One to obtain it at once.
 It is not too late yet to start saving coupons for this wonderful set of books. Ten volumes of the Worlds popular Encyclopedia may be obtained at 39 cents per volume with the coupons clipped from The Democrat. Those people who have not as yet started saving coupons may arrange to secure the books already released by obtaining a cer- tificate at The, Democrat Office. On the rest of the books as released you will have to save coupons from The Democrat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-01
Civil War

blue uniform, he was attended by { group of the Sons of Union Veter. ans, wearing the picturesque uni. form of the Civil War days. Int other organizations were: The new. ly organized Canadian Legion, wear. ing for the first time their new uni. forms of bright scarlet tunics anc blue trousers; American Legion anc Disabled American Veterans, ir dark blue; I'D Veterans; V. F. w.. and auixiliaries of all the groups in varied-hue caps, capes and gowns.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-01
Full Weather Report

Boston, June l. UP)--Weather forecast:
 Rhode Island - Local thunder showers this afternoon or tonight Wednesday fair. Not much change in temperature.
 Massachusetts Partly cloudy preceded by local thundcrshowers this afternoon or tonight, slightly cooler in north portion tonight
 Connecticut: Local thundershow- CTS this afternoon or tonight. Wed- nesday fair and cooler.
 New England Weather
 Boston. June - CP)-Showers tonight may bring relief, from heat wave that already has taken five lives in New England. Much cooler" weather has been predicted for tomorrow.
 The temperature at S:30 a. m. (EDT) was 79 and rising, but weather bureau officials doubted 1; wuold reach yesterdays hing of 93, equal to the all-time high for that date established May 31, 1879.
 The dead:
 John Crohar. 39, Lawrence, strick- en at Salisbury Beach.
 Michael Robinson, 75, Lynn, stricken while waiting for Memo rial Day parade at Lynn.
 George A. Lowering. 60. Farming ton, N. H.. stricken at Portsmouth, N. H.
 Louis Tasatti, AS, Pittsfeld, stricken in his garden.
 Alfred Levesque, 7l, Lewiston. Me.
 Holiday crowds swarmed beaches in quest of relief from the swelter-- ing heat. Police estimated l50,O00 visited Revere Beach and 100000 Nantasket Beach. Some 15,000 per sons who travelled on Nantasket steamers yesterday and Sunday set an all-time two-day record.
 At Nahant, metropolitan police served notice that even extreme heat was no excuse for men bath CTS to lower their should straps and bare t'sair chests. Sixteen who ig- nored the order were arrested.
 Throughout metropolitan Boston, the torrid weather caused street and sidewalk surfaces to bulge and paving blocks to pop free. Several streets were closed to traffic.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-01
I3;l3 E Gas i||.' bum

Try UuGA, Free. for gas pains. heartburn. acid dyspepsia. nausea. stomach ulcers and other distress due to excess acid More than 54.000 people have written grateful letters praising quick relief they got talk ing UDGA. Try 1t yourself. Get gen- erOus trial package UDGA. FREE at Apnthacarlaa Hall c.AmNanv.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-01

will be commissioned in the field artillery.
 The four other Connecticut grad uates are listed as follows: Charles Kuna of Torrington, Huseton w. Wynkoop and Charles Sprague of Bridgeport and James H. Drum of Wilton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-01
BEATS SHIFTED

Regular bi-monthly shifts of patrolmen went into effect today. All patrolmen shifted beats, with one or, two exceptions, while mem bers of Platoons A and B exchanged their hours.
 Desk officers will be changed July 1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-01

First hand information on the latest creations and fads in shoes ills being gathered by William Moher, of Fitzgerald and Platt's mems furnishings store of this city, who is attending the New England Mems style show, at Parker House, Boston. The show started today and will cOntine through Thursday.
 Upon his return from the show, MT. Moher will be eager to pass along his information to WaterburianS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-01

Farmers of Egypt are buying mod- ern American agricultural imple- mentS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-01
IA4<~ m7r~>~ C
 ESTABLISHED 1885
If You Can't See the Sea
ESTABLISHED 1885

From where you are-you can ot least come in and see our sea togs for maids who go down to the sea -ond are reolly proud to be seen in our sea suits.
 There's an atmosphere of Holly wood, in these shimmering CoIi- fornio suits which hove travelled across the continent sure of pleosont reception in Waterbury because sure of their Hollywood inspired style.
 With shades of beautiful roin- bow end . glorious sunset, fosein- otinsly, gorgeous and slomorous in Lostex wool silk and wool and acetate, and the models approved by California - the playground of notion you'll find our dis play interestingly alive with the new models and fabrics.
 Approved by the sports style or- lists of California $z.o5 to $l2. :
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-01
Memorial Day Rites
 Most Impressive Yet
Fairmount Club Convenes Tonight; Methodist Ladies'
 Aid Holds Meeting Tomorrow Afternoon
WATERVIlLE Mrs R W. Henon-l7s6 Thomaston Ave-TeL s-5462

Waterville, June 1.-Two of the most splendid and impressive Me- morial day services was the massing of the colors held at Trinity Epis-. copal church Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock and at the Immaculate Conception church Monday morn
Evening star., 1937-01-06
MIR. and Mrs. Miller
Hosts at Reunion

Col. and Mrs. William Ie Roy Pyles
were the guests in whose honor Mr..
and Mrs. John Crawford Miller en-
tertained at . family reunion at their
home In Bethesda, Nd, Saturday
night.
THOSE present were all descendants
Of Capt. George Washington Miller.
who was q member of the Common
Council of Warrington, D. c., which
made the laws for the city in Mayor
Shepherds time. Capt. Miller was the
grandson of Matthew Miller, . London
banker who was an early settler in this
section Of the country.
A musical program was given by
Miss Catherine v. Miller. At midnight
supper was served.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. d. Pyles Of Riverdale,
Md: Mrs. Arthur Martin, Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. Piggott, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles G. Jacobs, Miss Dorothy e.
Jacobs, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Ray Landes,
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Miller, Miss
Catherine v. Miller and Mr.. B. Fagar.
Col. Pyles Is a surgeon In the Medi-
cal Corps, U. 8. A., stationed at Fort
Hayes. Columbus, Ohio.
Evening star., 1937-01-06
BY THE WAY-
CONTINUED From Third Page.)

itself perfectly entertaining and has an od
persona TOUCH than the average public ball room
that whrd under the Renas-
painted with turquoise blue were rso Garrett one OF
lame heavily embroidered
bowed with each Frank
Hight dancing months the former Lucy Matheson in
black taa bunch fascinating green feathers
her regal Punk Of the British Embassy
Boyd Nathan Bartlett With Betty
black net with her blond
Emily Davis sharing chair with
Audrey Campbell IN black veeh WIN
Jimmy Mitchell Ethel Worthingon talking and
of white slipper satin with
Do de Mours Yolande Sally Mitchell Fe
rounded by constantly admirers those two sisters
stepping alternately with Manuel
Peters and Ruth Iuckman IN nowefeo prih'
gliding by with Dtlef Legation.
whch several OF the
Ell Patio and Philip Broad OF
English the danseue TOR the recipient OF
eadenia, the majority
being younger Dearest Lloyd In floating wh'te
chiffon qown dancing hAe Chris
tine Iona and Count comfortable
ooings Several tall graceful des-
clad In dainty chiffon ocks OF
debutanes Baltimore tn town
Hughes who oth hen is an expert
the floor and the aston
ishedd
ball still hed
playing syne Ruth
goodby thought that after all
that dreams OF
danc she still looked fresh
debutantes
Building taken In with
went down Aetha and Anne
American with side
line paning-for
sister artists listened to
by licking
stamps with
employed radio who Is
Evening star., 1937-01-06
Miss Virginia Hope
Married to Mr.. Blue

The marriage of Miss Virginia Hope,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Randolph Hope of Purcellville, Va, to
Mr.. Charles w. Blue, son of Mr.. and
Mrs William p. Blue of Sixth street
north. Arlington, Va. took place yes
terday afternoon at o'clock in the
parsonage Of the First Baptist Church
Of Clarendon, Rev. Perry L. Mitchell
ohiciating in the presence of small
company.
Mrs Blue wore a becoming gown
Of blue velvet and q corsage bouquet Of
white roses and was attended by Mrs.
William Crissman. while Mr.. Crissman
acted as best man to Mr.. Blue.
Evening star., 1937-01-06
Mr.. Frank Mondell to
Wed Miss Murdock

Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Murdock an
nounced at a luncheon recently at
their home in Beverly Hills, Calf, the
engagement of their daughter Ethel to
Mr.. Frank w. Mondell, jr. Of WASH
ington. Mr.. Mondell Is the son Of
former Representative and Mrs. Frank
w. Mondell.
Miss Murdock attended the WestlAke
School and Is an active member Of the
Ebell Club Of Los Angeles.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
Evening star., 1937-01-06
Mrs. Cole Speaks to
Alumnae Tomorrow

Mrs. Charles Tidd Cole will be the
speaker at the regular meeting Of the
washington Chapter Of the Alumnae
Association of the Woman's College.
University Of North Carolina, tomor-
row evening at 8 o'clock in the lounge
Of the A. A. u. w., 1884 street north
west. Mrs. Tidd will discuss the gen.
eral philosophy Of the w. P. A. and
its application in North Carolina.
Evening star., 1937-01-06

the IN nasty
they required deliver announcement.
the Harcouts finally arrived to be
Immediately tnclosed In secret
pindow through which wdtched thsn az
Naples after
the air." The cspnes Of
their English voices spoke the lines OF their s wh oouoa amuse-
painting Chinese and Ne0oe
discussion the American male They replied
attractive he
America
whe heard
OF coming o-age party for the OF the house"
Royal Academcar
they're amused However should think that gentle
declaration 10 two
Evening star., 1937-01-06
Miss Marshall
To Wed MIR. Adams

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Marshall Of
Lewes, Del, have announced the en-
gagement Of their daughter Frances
Carter Of Washington to Mr.. E. Clark
Adams Of Wilmington, N. c.. son Of
DR.. and Mrs. Walter r. Adams Of
Burtonsville, Md.
Evening star., 1937-01-06
Mine Prospects Aided.

To aid owners of small mines South
Africa will advance 80 per cent OF
the money expended on the develop
ment Of promising prospects and will
greatly reduce transportation rates.
Evening star., 1937-03-07

ALEXANDRIA COLONIAL HOME. FUR
nished or unfurnished rooms 3 baths;
ami. large ground convertible into two
revenue producing apartments. Adams
Evening star., 1937-03-07
SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.

story brick house. beautifully designed.
with fireplace. all modern bath and kitchen.
$4,000 home, will sell for $4,000 or
rent for S15 month. Wise. 1855
TWO-ROOM COTTAGE, lots all improve
ments 5-room bungalow ami. garage.
Colmar Manor Greenwood 1858.
2-STORY BRICK HOUSE: g. ROOMS
bath hwh RpEn g5ics s9SM 9cated es
Adams St, Rockville. Md.
Evening star., 1937-03-07
ADVANCE
INFORMATION

well-known builder is developing q
beautiful tract of land in nearby Mary
land north of Washington.
Expert landscape architects are IN
char2e Of enhancir5 the natural beauty
of the superb setting.
Far-reachlrg plans provide for the con-
Struct ion OF q minimum of $50 homes Of
the better type during 1897 and 1888
each an individually deSigned home Of
charm and distinction.
Construction work is now under way.
The high character OF the new COM
munity is definitely and permanently as
sured by expert. careful planning and
wise protective restrictions
The developers will set aside a limited
number Of homesiteS with a MINIMUM
FRONTAGE OF 20 FEET for those who
desire TO take advantage of PRE-DE-
VELOPMENT PRICES beginning at 10
cents PER SQUARE FOOT. with attractive
terms
The convenience of architectural SER
vices on the property has been provided
for prospective home builders
Complete building service including
long-term financing. is available.
Take advantage of this rare opportunity
by writinr for COMPLETE ADVANCE
INFORMATION. Address Box 37-J. Star
Office
APARTMENT SITE lOuxi45. EUCLID ST.
west Oi lith zoned residential d0-C.
PLANT 4 GORDON. INC,
1874 Park RG Columbia US.iS.
Evening star., 1937-03-07
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

So, ,950-5 ROOMS, APPROX. ONE ACRE,
chicken farm; two bus lines within two
blocks c. w. CLEVER CO.. 1923 N.
Irving St. Clarendon. Va.
NEARBY VIRGINIA BARGAINS.
S3,95O-Attractive 5-room modern bum
galow: $500 cash. S35 month.
S4S50-6 rooms, modern. like new
$500 down, $40 month; 1Oc bus.
S5,300-Modern. 5 rms oil heat. beau
tiful wooded acre. near country cluD; terms;
S595O-Modern 8 rooms. like new. OIL
heat; wooded "a acre: easy terms
$6300-Lovely old home, bed rooms
9 baths, oil heat; H acre.
RALPH GRAIN 1899 Lee H'way. Wal. 500.
IN PICTURESQUE NORTHERN VIRGINIA MI
we offer q most distinguished small resi-
dence. A great studio living room. Won-
derful fireplace. major bed room WIN
bath. maids room and bath. dining room'
kitchen, screened porch of living room.
Large recreation room. complete par; nre-
place. double built-in garage and OIL,
burning unit in basement. Two large PEG
rooms luxurious, bath and shower: second
den, etc Every convenience. ready to
move in. Very select American commu-
Price. SIS 75O.O 90, 81. 10000 cash. $1,000
monthly. 1912 37th st. north Golf Club
Manor, Arlington, Va; Open Sa%turday %
and Sunday C. w. CLEVER CO.. INC.'
1928 Irving St, Arlington. Va.
TAKOMA PARK. MD. 81 HOLLY AVE.
Sc 500; $500 cash-New detached brick
kitchen. large attic. Gear built-in garage
h.-wh Lot 50xl36; half block sehoSoi.
BUILDER IL
Evening star., 1937-03-07
MATER FRONT

125 acres; river 8 miles wide; good
house, tenant and cottages. outbuildings;
tobacco and other crops being raised; "a p
hour drive from Washington priced low.
owner might trade. Call Mr.. Drew, Metro
politan 1927. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON.
2O5 Investment Bldg.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND'S LEADING REAL
estate firm. 30 years experience We rep
resent owners who must sell. Now Is the
i15-acre farm. large State road front.
good land. good buildings. productive
farm: owner moving to another state
45-acre water front overlooking Poto-
mac good harbor; suitable as farm or sub
3 acres fronting Potomac. 5-r. house,
garden. artesian water. shade. fine bath
chesapeake Bay cottage modern, r..
b.. screened all over, open fireplace ga
perfect beach. large lot; elite section;
Paistial home on prominent salt-yate.
river. 700 acres. large water ana State
road front attractively landscaped GROUNDS
Price. $50, 900. subject to offer.
We have for sale business sites; lnlanq
and water front farms. cottages. Colonial
estates. resort hotels and cottages. etc.
Money to loan on real estate.
GILBERT DENT
Leonardtown. Nd. Phone 1l6.
Evening star., 1937-03-07

O1O1CC FNO y AZ ..
On good corner. Store leased to chain
grocery: apts. reasonably rented; gross
yearly income approx So 900; oil burner.
large lot. well financed: reasonable cash
payment; priced right to show good safe
return. Call Mr.. Drew Metropolitan 1927.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON. 2O5 Investment
Evening star., 1937-03-07
LOTS FOR SALE.

WOODSIDE PARK SILVER SPRING"
desirable home sizes in this select resi-
Dental section each so II. front. WM
F. CARLIN. sl15 Ga. ave. Silver Sprlns.
TWO FRONTING ON 18th ST N.ML
improvements Forest Hill section. AIRING
ton va OWNER Clarendon SNI
HYATTSvILLE HILLS - WOODED LOT
5OXl5O. water. sewer IaS. r,ee close 70
bus and stores Price 5000 SSO down $40
month. ZANTZINGER co. Greenwood
1919 Riverdale.
CHEVY CHASE d, C 3.nd ST, NEAR
Rittenhouse-iOx n; also - II, OF park
inc space: near schools and tranSportatioh'
splendid opportunity at 81 $40
J. H. GORDON. Clev. 1879 Natl. Ss5l
BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOT. 55x1oo.
Lyon Park: all improvements; ST 600 cash
Telephone Clarendon 191
FINE CORNER LOT ABOUT 1000 SO.
#. near Western ave. on River rd.; I'M
proyements in; 5000 cash for immediate
sale OWNER 1928 K st. NV. Natl 67S9.
II BUILDING SITES IN FRIENDSHIP
Heights blocks from cars; $1,000 cash
balance 3 years. behind construction loan.
Address Box 5O-H, Star off1ce.
g00xll5: ON < ST; Sc AT Pa. AVE
Row house: apartment site; 30 IT.
25x75. Eye st. NV. on 7th CONNER
cian; price less than assessment VIZ
BEVERLY HILLS. VA.-sO-FooT FRONT.
overlooking Potomac River; 20d below
cost. Call Walnut $500.
Evening star., 1937-03-07

1lOx50-A REAL BARGAIN FOR CASH
a MI. nearby Md. Good bus service; must
sell. Address Box II j. Star Office. -
HOUSE SITE FOR GARDEN ENTHUSI-
asst: plenty shade and open garden space;
NV. corner Second rd. n and Irving St.
Clarendon Shepherd 3U6o-R
Evening star., 1937-03-07

SILVER SPRING, MD.
ROOMS IN BUSINESS SEC
TION FOR DOCTOR OR LAW
YER'S OFFICE. ALL MODERN
IMPROVEMENTS.
FRANK L. HEWITT.
Evening star., 1937-03-07
.11,, n1Nc ANN p11s1NEss

-Four apartments. modern eQulpment;
perfect condition; oil heat. garage. Ground
door. mems store. Est. 1915: One owner
who wishes to retire. Paying business
clean stock, straightforward proposition.
Consider exchange on apt. No brokers.
Columbia 951S.
SMALL BRICK STORE AND APARTMENT.
rented to good tenant; trade for cottage
In Beverly Beach.
Seven-room and bath suburban home
Trade for farm near Leesburg or Gathers
burg. =. r,.r,
Chase D. c., an excellent home IN an
excellent neghborhood; trade for large
New detached corner brick in Chevy
Chase, A splendid buy Trade for lot IN
Mass. Ave. Park.
RALPH MORGALI.
oo2 18th ST NV National 1853.
Evening star., 1937-03-07
FARMS FOR RENT.

TENANT TO WORK FARM ON SHARES
at once: prefer one with some horses and
machinery: 30 miles from District. Mont
Star nffice
Evening star., 1937-03-07
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE ATTRACTIVE, MOD
ern, improved bungalow. about z miles
from Washington. in Md. with 150x150
It. ground for detached or corner house.
practically new located in strictly white
section in Washington. Address Box
431-H, Star office.
Evening star., 1937-03-07
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

S33. .OOO-FACING PENNA. AVE. NEAR
White House-3-Story building, large store.
4 apis. Rented at So .43S year with rear
alley. D. E. BARRY. 1907 ST NV
A GROOM MODERN HOME WITH LARGE
lot Will consider exchange. OWNER,
124s Hamlin ne. Seen after pm.
HAVE SEVERAL LOTS IN NEARBY CHES.
Bay colony, exchange for vacant lots IN
D c. Address Box 94-J, Star ONCE.
REACH PROPERTY R.. B.. GARAGE,
el fireplace; furnished Rents for 500
month. Trade for old city property or
lots. Address Box 16-J. Star office.
CLEAR SUBURBAN LOT. EQUITY IN RE- RI :.
sort property and store fixtures. Want city
home Address Box 25-J, Star office.
OWNER OF SUCCESSFUL TOURIST Ho-
tel between Washington and Baltimore,
wants to retire and take in part payment
Is is rooms 8 baths. 81 acres of land. R. D.
LILLE co. 264 Carroll St.. Takoma Park.
Georpja 23O0
Evening star., 1937-03-07
NEW 5-ROOM
OATTAY ppTrD


Two blocks of Lee Blvd. 4642 3rd st.
south Open fireplace. tile bath. rock wool
insulation oak floors, hot-water heat. fuli
concrete cellar weather stripped snG
screened, all modern Improvements; PEG
garage. shrubbery. lawn and f1ag-rock
walk: large lot 5sxl40 feet. Price only
Heated for your inspection This is
our 63rd house TO be sold in tins l,ist,Sn SUD-
WALTER OHARA & SON.
Lee Blvd. Bancroft. Va. Walnut $3.50
BUNGALOW. NEW. IN FoRESTVILLE: 8
large rooms tile bath. INV h.. basement.
gas stove. hardwood floors: no water rents.
no town tax bus service. See this bargain
before you purchase elsewhere. some casn
and monthly payments.
BUNGALOW new. , rooms and bath. elec-
trio lights. large lot. bus service Price
S. 800: some cash. easy monthly payments
Bungalow. = rooms modern der I'm imprTove- T0ve-
tion. now being completed. These places
are real BARGAINS.
EVERETT E. HUMPHREY.
tol uoiu lIl.M
Evening star., 1937-03-07
FARMS FOR SALE.
fCAntinnaa

FARM. 20 ACRES, GOOD PRODUCTIVE
land all under cultivation, has fruits all
kinds. is fenced and cross-fenced. water in
all fields: will sell on terms or trade: what
have you? Information at l134 18th st.
NV ID C
Evening star., 1937-03-07
ADVANCE
INFORMATION

A well-known builder is de-
velOping a beautiful tract of
land in nearby Maryland
north of Washington.
Expert landscape architects
are in charge of enhancing
the natural beauty of the su-
perb setting.
Far-reaching plans provide
for the construction of a min
imum of $50 Homes of the bet
ter type during 1887 and
1938-each an individually de-
signed Home of charm and
distinction.
Construction work is noU
under Woy.
The high character and
completeness of the new COM
munity are definitely and per-
manently assured by expert,
careful planning and wise
protective restrictions - in
Guiding paved streets. direct
downtown bus service, utilities,
and provision for shopping
center.
The developers will set aside
a limited number of HomesiteS
with a
MINIMUM FRONTAGE OF
20 FEET for those who desire
to take advantage of
PRE-DEVELOPMENT PRICES
beginning at
IOc PER SQUARE FOOT,
with attractive terms.
The convenience of archi-
tectural services on the prop
erty has been provided for
prospective HOmebuilders.
Complete building serU-
ice, including Iong-term
financing, is available.
Take advantage of this rare
opportunity by writing for
Complete Advance
information
prior to public announcement.
Address Box 2-J, Stor office.
Evening star., 1937-03-07
STROUT'S NEW FARM
CATAIOC

READY MARCH 12 Mammoth 136-page
book of 1000 bargainsi large and small
farms tourist places gas stations. etc.
First copies for those writing at once.
Free. STROUT AG'Y.. 1i21-N Land Title
Bldg Phila Pa
Evening star., 1937-03-07

95 ACRES IN UPPER PART OF MTG. CO.;
mostly new fences: Al acres wheat and
barley; imp. consist Of a 2-story house,
4 bed rooms; new hen house hog pen and
barn. with running water In all buildings;
price. including grain crop, SO 200. FRED
3: CUSHMAN, LOG N. Adams st.. Rockville.
Evening star., 1937-03-07
CENTER HALL BRICK.
w. S. HOGE, JR.,
Walnut 7940 Ewes, Walnut 915s.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

5-ROOM BUNGALOW. COMPLETELY
furnished. ami, close to busSes and street
cars schools: S45 per month. 116 2nd ST..
Seat Pleasant. Md
3I1O N 9th ST CLARENDON-5-RM.
ami. bungalow: h.-w.h.. gar: immediate
possession: S4S.50. Ruby Lee Minar. Clar.
Evening star., 1937-03-07
ACREAGE INVESTMENT

600 acres well wooded and watered, on
upper River rd.. Montgomery County;
growth of timber will pay interest and
taxes. Your best insurance against dollar
imitation Shepherd 2145.