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Carbon County news., 1937-12-17

kind of singing craze on the coyotes.
They gather around on hill tops,
seems like, and sing their hearts
out, as if it drove them wild crazy,
some way. Listen"
Far off, so faint a whisper that il
seemed half imagined, they could
hear now q queer high grooming,
full of an interviewer yapping and
trilling, like nothing else on earth. y
>~''It sounds, !" Marian said, as il
there were 40 or so OF them sitting
somewhere on a mountain in a
ring" .-A.%>,.
= 'Two," he told her. ''They pair
off this time of year" ...:
1.-TWO" she repeated. "Then
that's why there's something more
than moon madness in that sing
ing ~.....~ r: 49, =.
!. He knew that they should be start
ing the long return, but he could NOT
bring himself to say so. The thing
that had brought them together
again-the disaster to Horse Dunn
and the 94-had nearly run its
course. And he knew that it was
d good thing for him that it had.
Already he had lived under the
same roof with Marian too long
for his own good. He no longer
had any hope that he could forget
her; she would always be in the
back Of his mind some place, wait
ing to come real and close to him in
his dreams. ~; ~ =
He supposed he would have to
learn to live with those dreams. To
sit with her now far out and alone
beside the little fire was itself an
unreal and precious thing, now that
he no longer fought against it. Al
quiet peace had come. upon this
place; or something as near peace
as he ever knew any more. She
was very near to him., so near that
though their shoulders did not
touch, it. seemed. to him that he
could feel her warmth; and her
hair. with the firelight in it, was
warm smoky mist, shot with gold.
clouding his eyes. e r. :, E. {. =. -. j.. - :
They sat for a long time listening
to the faint coyote song and the lit
tie popping Of the fire. Once, as
they sat quiet, he heard far off al
thing he did not understand. It was
So distant and SO muf1ed that he.
could not at once decide whether it
could have been the fall of a rock
from a high place, or had been the
report Of gun far away up the
canyon. smothered by close walls
and the drift of the air. He glanced
at Marian to see If she had noticed
it, and saw that she had not. .. = z* e "a q
Marian looked at him. the firelight
Carbon County news., 1937-12-17

it. This isn't right. You ought to
be able to lie by your fire and smell
pine timber. And that criclz out
there ought to have water running
in it. Youtsit and listen to running
water, and pretty soon you get to
hear voices in, it; sometimes you
lie awake for hours trying to get
what they say. But what's more to
the point, there's likewise trout in
the water. There ought to be a nice
pan of trout frying, here on the
fire."
''You fit with things like that, you
know. AS if you were made out of
them"
He said, "A half hours rest In
the rocks, with a long, long walk
ahead-this is about as close as peo-
pie get to the way they want things,
! suppose"
Its my fault, Billy. II I hadn't
been so stubborn you wouldn't have
lost your horse; you'd have gone
on Lnrougn. :
|'tShucks, now!"
She was silent, and they sat look
ing into the fire. The smell Of au-
turnn was cool and clean in the air,
across the dry sage; and the red
gold moon family mellowed the chill
Of darkness on the gaunt hills, so
that they sat here in unreality, as if
in a dream. ~..
+ ''Some places" he said, ''they call
that a harvest moon; the Indians
call it the hunting moon, and they
used to make srnoke-medicines by
it."
'tWhat do you call it?"
ell-sometines we call it a
coyote moon. Because it puts a
Carbon County news., 1937-12-17

TO modernize the old walnut
L chair at the right the pieces
under the arms were removed and
most of the carving covered up.
The padding at the back was re-
moved entirely and replaced by
a fiber board which was covered
by loose cotton filed cushion
tufted like an old fashioned bed
comfort except that the tied
thread ends of the tr1fting were
left on the wrong side.
This back cushion was fastened
in place with tapes that slipped
over the knobs at the ends of the
upper carving. If the knobs to
hold the cushion had been lacking
it could have been tackled in place
along the top on the under side
by using a strip of heavy card
board to keep the tacks from pull
ing through the fabric as shown
here for tacking the box pleated
ruff1e around the seat as at A.
A plain rust colored heavy cotton
upholstery material was used for
the covering.
Every Homemaker should have
copy of Mrs. Spears new book.
SEWING. Forty-eight pages of
,step-by-step directions for making
slipcovers and dressing tables;
restoring and upholstering chairs,
couches; making curtains for ev-
cry type of room and purpose.
Making lampshades, rugs, otto
mans and other useful articles for
Carbon County news., 1937-12-17
!. Millions, To Billions

There was paid to factory wage
earners il America in 1866. the
comparatively small total of $780,
467, ,474. Because of an increased
demand created by advertising for.
factory products the amount paid
to workers had grown to $11 $780,
973, ,254 in 1929. '..$:'. ..$: !. -
Carbon County news., 1937-12-17
SPECIAL OFFER
- Tor q lew weeks O1IV

Here IS your chance to fry out Dentons
Facial Magnesia at liberal saving. We
will send you d full s OF. bottle Of Den.
IONS, plus a regular size box offamous
Milnesia Waters (the original Milk of
Magnesia tablets) :. both for only 60cl
Cash in on this remarkable otter. Send
.6Oc ia cash OF stamps today. ........
Carbon County news., 1937-12-17

the home. Readers wishing a
copy should send name and adj
dress, enclosing Is cents, to Mrs.
Spears, 210 South Desplaines St.,
Chicago, illinois.
Evening star., 1937-11-28
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
New Modern Bungalows.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

BUILDERS, ATTENTION-NEW PENDING
aO'c valuation Federal-insured loans
3.s'c interest; We have the type of bids
sy yes ,y9 you Rieea nesd chsyy GhaSe D. Brad
consider exchage for desirable income
properties. BY owner. FULTON r. COR
DON 1927 Eve st. District 500
: ROOMS BATH. SERVANTS QUAR-
ters: Spanish cottage and garage: on Lake
Geneva, Keystone Hts. Florida: for rent
sale or exchange. Emerson 2Ol5
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

.3,OO0 SO. FIT. COM. GROUND AT r. I.
ave. 18th and Franklin SITS. ne. for i'm
proved property in or near D. c. L. r.
TURNER. 500 9TH s.w.
UP TO $4,000 UNENCUMBERED FLOR
8da property in Lake County. excellentlv
located. some improved to fancy citrus
fruit: want business property or good resi-
dence. What have YOU? Box 4O6-B. STAR
LARGE .-APT HOUSE COMMERCIAL
zone. ami: owner must leave town imme
diately: will sacrifice consider boat or
trailer for. trade. $50 BALTIC. blvd. River
dale. or phone Greenwood 1926
EXCHANGE BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN
home, Hagerstown. Nd. clear. for D. C.
property; oWill take over small trust,
WANTED FOR CLIENT, ESTATE OR
first-class farm in Virginia or Maryland. in
exchange for beautiful home in Miami
Guiding speedboat. Price. $50, 900. BULL
FARM AGENCY. Herndon. Fairfax Co.. Va.
IF YOU WANT A BRAND-NEW.. 4-BED-
room. 2ia-bath. air-condtioned home in
Bradley Hills section and have . small
house, farm or lots that will serve IS a
down payment. 1t Is possible to have II by
answering this Advertisement This Is di-
rect from owner. Box 296-B. Star.
NEARLY A QUARTER OF AN ACRE OF
land. improved by attractive home. in
Chevy Chase, D. c.. for sale or exchange.
House has rooms. 2 baths. hot-vater
hs: hss onass Tdsh ell q susoe o .s spe " deps a
equity h of about 81 800 for smaller % properts
WARD, Realtor. 723 10th st. NV
Evening star., 1937-11-28

coLoREp-pETACHED. 8 RMS. BATH
terms oWNER, Natl 35Io
coLoRED.-GIRARD ST. NV. BETWEEN
Georgia and Sherman aves.--Brick. semi
hot seaf Water
crete front porch: $3.50. with sub
stsntial cash payment FRANK NJ.
sis AZ 1885, Or home Cleveland o7s4' AT.
coLoRED.NEw; AN ECONOMY HOME;
n per month: ' no renewal i 54s 18Th pi. S4o" ne
Open daily and Sunday, $50 am. to 9:3O
coLoRED-NEw COLONIAL TYPE. 8
rooms. tile bath. h.-w.h.. elec.: fne resi-
Sc ssoH9ME Psrt TG bst OR svEsTMENT s1sF L..
section. Geo. li22. ---->''1'N
COLORED.
1919 Jackson st. n.e.-6 big rooms.
ffsns
ksaGrY H1sac y'sx; e.. Mp Nstl a7aS CAPITAL VIEW
coLORED.
40 st. nv. nw- II. ,.o :, ...n ., nm
Is 8 rooms m niS ict $50 #. dep $500
40 st. NV
Brick. rooms - 1000
BRICK gas, elec. and h-w.h.--- $3.50
1890 9th st. NV
- rooms. ami; h.-w.h. 1000
II rooms. 4-car .sarass 5000
CAPITAL vfs@ sNRi aEaIFY e " CO. eca Natl. s7s7.
Evening star., 1937-11-28
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

ON OR BEFoRE DEC Is. CASH FOR 81
rms. bedroom. lavatory lst floor; good nv. !;
prefer 36th and Military. GeorRta 64S4.
WANTED. HOUSE IN NV. SECTION;
must be reasonable. Mr.. RAY. Adams 214O.
UP TO $4,000. ROW OR DET. CASH. D. C.
Only white properties. E. W. BAILEY.
Adams 47S6. or 1435 Meridian NV.
CASH FOR BRICK OR FRAME. WHITE
or colored: prefer houses needing repair:
immediate settlement. E. A. GARVEY. Dist.
450S; Sum-. eve. Geo $500. 1l26.Vt. ave.
Evening star., 1937-11-28
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

/. ACRES ON STATE ROAD. 40 FRUIT
trees. stream Groom bungalox, eleetricity;
$1,000; terms Erwin REALTY co. Call
LANHAM -, n. I'M MDsEM:B n Es.t .s4i.
NARY HARDIsTY;; Lanham' Md Phone
s..3Oo-sTx-RooM BUNGALOW; ELEc..
RfaoLss Rfl1 ss5ass se.broof ad aa"n, 80 mSH'n.
SACRIFICE SALE BY owNER-BEAUTII.
full Cape Cod: large lot: rooms and bath:
h.-w.h.; built-in sarase: screened porch:
fsi,hs' fni.h' rhons shsasa fails % chures 9Gs 1s ~
ana bath brick house; large lot; saraIe.
To 3, on.n an. ,ns price Ga. 0WN
Err Clarendon 1O71-R. .--
$40 PER MO. SMALL Cash: $3.50
New homs 1,c RHiN oa1n Wan1, S sssa
house he oHeo we'll Butt. on is:.cre wooded tract.
ii miles from Wash. GOOD roads: .5c
o1iS pWa sH% S9Wn T.
cARRfco. I Ic's," Alex s7s-w-4. iciosed sun
days.
cHEVERLY. MD. $50 LEGION DRIVE
New 5-room stone bunssloy;; built.in g.; "a;
trees. Tnere is not similar nor as pic
legation .nyxh.re near nS %sSn ese
ming. Capitol View Realty Co. Natl a191.
s5o-BARGAIN. MUST DISPOSE OF
bungalow; 5 rooms, bath. sleeping porch.
condition inside and out. OWNER 81
Rheems ave. Hyattsville. Md.
BUNGAIow-5 BIG ROOMS. BATH GAS.
ese full ana susnd,a stt big
e,oh essh payment ssns,0n n '1 BRooKs & asle % CO.
lumbia pike. Arlington. Va. Clarendon
RocKVIII.EI6-RooM FRAME HOUSE:
all conyeniences. Priced to sell, FRED
B.. CUsHMAN. 1O6 n. Adams ST.. Rock
vile. Md. Phone 3s9.
ARLINGTON Az vA;.NEW 6.RM; BRICK; -
kit; insui., air cond;; auto. heat large
%s1'i 70! aIss eGss tS s. 1os Walnut sHs Apply
cellar, % fS fSSnsee: Hn if.Te sSne: $3.50 $50 m
ssse $50 Rsnthy As0 SpnssGT
driSeMseS. eST The A eutest. most ISMai p1scsie.l
small house available. Built-in china cab
inets, chifiorobes. ironing boards. 3-way
all the breeze. Roiled-edee Mediterranean
roof fireplace, appliance plug in bath light
fixture: These and many other innova-
yours for only ss $50. on terms any one
way on Edmonston road. At ,oreenvay
Srsst roof .na White .tueeo walls.
Capitol View Realty Co. Natl. a7e7.
500 DOWN, $35 MONTHLY, BUYS NICE
Groom bath bungalow elec: range. fur
clude taxes, ms. int. and principal With
s4t s6S sSvp Ha.Pip SoS o HaS mSnns srs.. oTss M
Phone Bowie Exchange 39-R.
PfsTKI MEqHs S4,r Is:,o Md Ss1 AyENyE a0nsS.ts
front porch. large attic with space for one
5s ss tshen .ss ot OF .: heis s ssn: h
more house here for the money than yoH
would expect. Builder is forced to sell
and " eskins only $3.50 on term: rms. to ,," sui,
Dist line opsn afternoon ana oEu9 .yenins
TAKONAA PARK.
sshoMNew n5ics hGIse' S,ss Large rooms Hon.
very Ven built and finished. Gas: Ts:
friseration. oil heat. summer and winter
hook up for domestic hot water in summer.
Slate roof Metal weather strips. Garage.
s5.OoO-six-room house. well rented;
long lease; INV. heat; Terms.
s:ss for Ss or two .me
On! sd.ssolHsa hsss %o Cap. Cod. I'VE large SUM,
psnss ef' of trees to
NEAR WHEATON.
onsg veil Suiis snd nnished hoss. 81
8 large rooms: bath. h.-w. heat. Large
10Y "a sooes-room 500 bungalow and one acre.
oty sonveniences. Essy terms.
ss4 e..r.fii * K !1 4.f: T.: o.s. $500.
Evening star., 1937-11-28
$1,OOO.OO CASH

100000 CASH
And .frst trust of $1,000 will buy q
lovely lO-r. and "-bath home on Fair
mont st. NV. jht of l4th st. Dandy
100000. CASH
And ASSUMPTION Of $1,000 B. r L.. will
3 buy :, TWO nice Groom brick homes on
100000 CASH
And ASSUMPTION Of S1,700 indebtedness
will buy a lovely little buns aIow in North
east washington. or for q little more
money Ill finance on easy terms
I'M GRATEFULLY THANKFUL
On this THANKSGIVING SEASON for my
many; many satisned-hsppy and con-
NC SELLING iioM5S or yeH RENTiNo hiSs HOME RTxI
Do The soLVisG piease Aea ft.a'f ioos
Ing at hundreds and hundreds OF homes
recently I have selected a few-not many
which, you CAN BUY RIGHT. Try US
rent now Let ExPERfENcED sOo ExPRRrs Is
hnndle your rentals. and remember. please,
III buy your house If it's REAL BAR
GAIN Contact L. l.. johnson now Of
nee open SUNDAYS for your convenience
PEOPLES REALTY CO..
93a New York Ave NV
Republic 01O5. North oa45.
Evening star., 1937-11-28
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

S61 15O-SEMI-DET. BRICK. 4 BEDRMS..
doub. brk. gar, h.-w.h. c.h.w.; GOOD income.
we'll financed: restrict. NV. Col l152-W.
NEW 4 ROOMS, BATH. 4-ROOM BASE
NEW HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT BY
owner: ami, detached brick earaee. in
sulated. tile bath. cedar closets h.-w.h.
Marlboro pike and Crystal Spring ave-.
Greater Capitol Heights.
Evening star., 1937-11-28
COLORED PROPERTIES.

have for sale some 90 OR IS HOMES
for colored people scattered over different
fssGns HsvH e ths fty ns ;Serss 1H1T
LEcTED FoR THEIR REAL VALUE out Of
some several hundred that have been Of
fsred me recently. Years Of experienee In
nuTrsY ai ss'n1i; THAT max; Know vzE9 kh4E ASs
NOW LISTEN.
I am very thankful this THANKsGIv-
Ned. happy contented customers have
among your people IF YOU ARE IN THE
MARKET FOR A REAL HONE OR A
EEL aE4 m TogcH WITH H ne No WV not Sot
men. THAT FOR ANY REASON WHAT
EVER you want to SELL then call US to-
da;v dsy Remember. please. We WILL NOT
We think IT is worth.
THINK 1T OVER.
Nice 5-room BUNGALOW. Sa.a5O: $3.50
cash. $50 per month. Nice 6-room brick
house on Sherman ave. NV. $3.50: S4OO
CASH $50 per month. Nice B-room brick
every every % deiail. s4'@s": $500 ca cash. 0oH ST. 30 30
per month Beautiful little 4-room bunxs-
low with basement hot-water heat. every
thing modern. 81 "50: $3.50 cash. $40 per
81 acres OF ground xl..5O: $500 cash,
$40 per month: lust over District line
I LOOT EN-
In every section Of the city or suburbs.
any size. any price. with or without i'm
your home desires and do it "PRONTO /"
Once open Sundays for your convenience
PEOPLES REALTY CO.,
asa New York Ave. NV
Republic O1O5. North o945.
Evening star., 1937-11-28
HOUSES FOR SALE.

Lot IS It. wide: 8 rms. g bedrooms) !,
bath; hot.water heat; electricity: situated
Just oh Pa: ave. Sc. IN that delightful
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th st. Realtor. National O753.
Evening Phone. Columbia S166.
Evening star., 1937-11-28
HOUSES FOR SALE.
3 NEW BRICK HOMES

SAMPLE. 1925 13th pl n.e.-First show.
ing Of three new. attractive. detached brick
homes. located In Michigan Park large
furred walls. insulated. modern kitchen,
attic. slate roof. large lots. garage. gas
heat; one with air-conditioned gas heat.
Consider small house in trade.
Open till pm.
To inspect: Out Michigan ave. to 18th
p.. left on 18th pl. to homes
WIN. r. THOROWGOOD.
2024 r. l. Ave NE Decatur O3I7
Evening star., 1937-11-28
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

level and hilly land for bldg. sites. near
here: $3.50. GRAHAM Fairfax 81.
SILVER SPRING-10 ACRES OR PART
thereof, already plotted. Phone Shepherd
1915.
rs mi from D. c.; concrete road; gas
line through entire property: low taxes;
excellent investment; bargain; terms.
RALPH GRAIN. 1899 Lee Hwy Wal. 1889.
Evening star., 1937-11-28

BEAUTIFUL HILICREST.
2-FAMILY SEMI I-BUNGALOW-SEVEN
ROOMS. BATHS. LARGE LOT. TREES
AND SHRUBS: MUST BE SEEN TO BE
APPRECIATED. 1915 AUSTIN ST. Sc
PHONE LINCOLN 1878.
Evening star., 1937-11-28

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
Ind FLOOR. SUITABLE FOR BEAUTY
parlor or any business; facing dept. store.
H2T 81 n " Koien's oqs
INDUSTRIAL AND end COMM.
Vacant eround. ne. and s.w. locations,
viii build and lease or sell. Call M.
PRICE Columbia 3436-J.
Evening star., 1937-11-28

Beautifully situated new homes in
Mller-built group; 3 and bedrooms.
baths; some with library; completely in
sulated: air conditioned These homes are
of sound architecture. highest quality ma
terials and Miller construction standards
throughout. Furnished Colonial exhibit
home of exceptional charm and dignity.
last week on display. 42OS 45th st. NV.
4 bedrooms. baths: prices from S9,950 to
S14,950: attractive terms.
w. c. g. A. N. MILLER.
111a 18th ST NV Dist AGA.
Evening star., 1937-11-28
1915 SUITLAND RID, Sc.

Open Today ] to ) PM.
Owner must leave for California. If it s
beauty and charm you want. this is your
opportunity. Three bed rooms, dining
room spacious living room with large brick
fireplace, kitchen. bath. recreation room
modern equipment. Lot about 100 feet
frontase adorned with shrubbery. bird
bath. etc Bus line less than block away
Will sacrifice at S1.915.
Go east on Pennsylvania ave to Branch
ave. ttop of first hill. right to Alabama
ave. left on block TO Sultland rd.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
CT No+l
Evening star., 1937-11-28

A PRETTY BUNGALOW,
4941 4Rth ST NV.
In American University Park. Nicely set
on corner lot. diagonally opposite Govern
ment park. Shaded BY four giant oaks:
5 rooms and bath; all completely renovized.
Neat as new pin: $3.50. Terms. May
We show 1t to you?
THE FEDERAL-AMERICAN CO..
1929 Eye st. NV. National S032.
CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN,
313s Military road NV: modern new
detached brick home. g r. L 2 b.: fireplace:
insulated attic: gas heat: slate roof: con-
crete front porch: large lot: garage: price
S1O,95O: open until 9 pm.
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD.
2024 R. I. Ave. NE. Decatur O317.
2 NEW BRICK HOMES,
1917 and 1919 2sth pl. Sc. First showing
of these attractive semi-detached brick
homes: rms. tile bath. shower. modern
kitchen: chestnut @ trim: turred .. walls: ,Is
nr. trans; Price. So ;a5o; reas; terms.
o024 r. / Ave NE Dec O31S,
Evening star., 1937-11-28

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
x9 .5OO-Near l4th and Harvard sts.
There are rooms. > baths and deep lot.
To some one who would like to rent rooms
and still have a nice comfortable home
this should appeal. as 1t is in excellent
condition and there is already . Groom.
kit and bath apt. with refriseration. The
terms are most reasonable. Il. c. BISCOE
Cley 53o3
Evening star., 1937-11-28

IN CAPITOL HGTs. GOOD NEIGHBoR-
hoodi 6-room frame; all Improvements.
good condition: $50 month
SEAT PLEASANT MD.-4-room and
kitchenette frame unsalow IS Ridge st.,
ami, except bath; rent. S32.
D. G. JOSEPH
6lst and Dix SITS. NE. Line 6711
ORED--HUNTSvILLE MD. Arm,
bungalow. h.-v.h.. S25 per month, irclud-
lns elec. Call Pot. 25O6
Evening star., 1937-11-28

all conveniences Priced to sell FRED
B. CUSHMAN 1O6 N. Adams ST.. Rock
VILE, Md Phone $50
Evening star., 1937-11-28
HOUSES FOR SALE.

e4IEPHERD PARK-WELL-BUILT FRAME
$4,000 cash e'Va ABOVE cut ss.7oa: lsrse
g.. ot 1ob y. frontage. cost ST 5000;
nSte1 hsIs H0ly bns; TO- No agents No phone calls
1899 ST: s:E.as1x ROOMS; COLO;
rear porches. This Is an absolute sacri-
nee: you can even get the furnishings.
session can be had at once on terms to
s$;. ssss:s Guy: sff H'Sii SilI 7's REALTY
ABSOLUTE BARoAIN-ByRtETH. SO
$50; practically new home (oEly mos
ODD: g r. b., oxford kit. Republic G225
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY. PARKIBEAU-
ttfnl b-room bunsalow in Immaculate con-
diticn and ready for mmsdats
garage. fenced rear yard and ful! base
Es Tsnt APTH1 gsasd vEw 0F co Na
A SMALL COTTAGE PERCHED. ON A
steep hillside between street car line and
CONDUIT rd oyefSoknf the s.P PotomsS sna;r. Its
SIS m month' 1eis Cali Mrs. Bursess @ Wisconsin
81. NV. National i16e. :"
OLD GEORGETOWN HoME-sMALL, AR
tistie. studio type Large living room with
e,sPlsss cis;.,.nd ssrdes Price $4,000 Terms
BARGAIN-PETWORTH NEAR CIRCLE.
Open. $40 Buchanan-6 rms. inclosed
porches, oil heat. garage: nne condition
Georgia IT,.
1908 GIRARD Nw.-HoME OR INCOME;
10 rms, ; baths. 2-car garage, new oil
burner: $1,000 cash, $50 per month.
Adams 1O245
FOR $3.50 OR TRADE-IN HOUSE WILL
build new one where and as you desire 1t.
Telephone Emerson 25NO
Evening star., 1937-11-28
NANh o. PHILLIPS, DISTRICT III
BARGAIN HUNTING?

Wen. It's your time to win II you get
this lovely home. Semi-det. 6-room mod
ern home near Sherman Circle, And il
can be yours for only $3.50! This is A
real "sive-away." Call Cleveland 7S49
hefore '-"
Evening star., 1937-11-28

OW NEH INhNSF EfINED.
Has to sell his new house: occupied only
few months: 1885, Queen st. ne: rooms
2 baths: built for families: bath and
kitchen on each floor: recreation room
garage; upper apt. rented for S41 so to
tenant who would like to stay. Priced at
$3.50. Present your own terms.
Evening star., 1937-11-28
AousES FOR SAlR.

S6.15O-PFTWORTHs REAL BUY.
Open. 5O31 18th St. n.w.-6 rms; conv.
Evening star., 1937-11-28

34:3 7th ST. SO, ARL vA-WARM.
quiet. clean fr. rm., adj. bath; priv. home.
near bus. Clar. ..4S-J
Evening star., 1937-11-28

BOOMING HoUSE-l3O0 BLOCK RHODE
Island ave-l1 rooms, :. baths. Sl2,50O.
Suitable for rooming and boarding house.
with SPACE for dining room on ground
moor: sS: on heat; 5,story building M with ele,
this line of business to make real money.
Call Mr.. Bennett for appt. Res. Geo. 2,!9S.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
Evening star., 1937-11-28

TAKOMA-ATTRACTIV 5-ROOM BUN
falow, unfurnished; rent rooms to
couple. IA Denwood ave. Inspect Sunday
afternoon
The Washington times., 1937-12-28
John Roosevelt and Fiancee Art Exhibit
In First Mght AudlenCe Too,,or7,

Mrs. Dows Burling, Mrs. F. La
mot Belin, Mrs. Evalyn Walsh
Mclean and her daughter, Eva
lyn, and Misses Anne and Flea
nor Meem, Miss Louise Chase
Myers, Lieut.. John Pugh, Mr..
and Mrs. John Caswell, Miss
Peggy Lansdowne, Mrs. Louis
Caldwell, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
Glover, Mrs. George Allen, and
Comdr. and Mrs. Atherton Ma.
condray.
FIRST NIGHTERS"
other "first nighters" were
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Berger,
Representative Sol Bloom, Miss
Vera Bloom, the Counselor Of
the British Embassy and Mrs.
v. A. L. Mallet, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mcclure, Major and Mrs.
Parker West, Mrs. Cary T. Gray
son, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Stoddard
Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
LanSburgh. Mr.. and Mrs. Don
aid Woodward, Mr.. Frank Thy
son, Miss Katherine Lenroot,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Cafritz,
Mrs. William Hartman Rapley,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Bride, jr.;
Miss Katherine Fuqua, Miss An
gelica Lloyd, and Capt. and
Sonora de Prieto.
The Washington times., 1937-12-28
Party Today
At Columbia

Miss Christine Grunewald,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
W. Grunewald, entertained at
a luncheon today at the Column
bia Country Club. Her guests
included Miss Anne Harley,
Miss Jean Benton, Miss Marga-
ret Rowe, Miss Claire Aubrey,
Miss Katherine Conlyn, Miss
Aline Munson, Miss Helen Co
burn, Miss Anna Altschul and
Miss Erna Grunewald, sister Of
the hostess.
Christine Is a student at
Duke University and her sister
attends Holton-Arms.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Reeves
entertained at dinner in the blue
room at the Shoreham last eve
ming for Mr.. and Mrs. George H.
MCNEIL, of Morehead City, N. c.,
on the occasion Of their seventh
wedding anniversary. The guests
Of honor are spending the Christ
mas holidays in washington.
The guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Blair Yonker, Mr..
and Mrs. Humphreys Horner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Easley,
Mrs. Graham Lowdon, Miss Lou
ise Nevius, Philip Herrick and
James Mann.
Il \ X
Mrs. James P. e. Scott, Of
Philadelphia, is in Washington
for a visit and Is at the Shore
ham.