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White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-05-20

MIR. and Mrs. John Peterson and
three children, of Seattle, arrived
here Tuesday and spent a couple
of days with the Ed Peterson fam
lily. They had visited ait GRAND
Coulee, Spokane and Ritzville on
their way here. MIR. Peterson lived
in the Hanford neighbor}1ood, a
few years ago, and his daughters,
Marie and Be1rlice, attended school
There. John, the son, was too young
fro school at the time of the fam
ily's move to Seattle.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-05-20
The Paper Poppy
The American Legion's Memorial
Flower

The greatest Poppy Day in AMI.
erioan Legion history, to correspond
with the greatest membership, Is
being PLANNED for 1887, according no
Commander r. S .Reierson, of John
Lindblad Post
TO this end, more than twelve
million of the red paper memorial
flowers will be offered for sale by
the wives and daughters Of World
War veterans ON Saturday, May 20,
when Legionnlaires of Washington
will observe Poppy Day.
Already peoples by the thousands
are blooming in veterans hospitals,
where convalescent workers are bus
lily at work making the paper flow
ers which will once again honor the
ones who died i'm the service of this
country
The flowers are simple just @
bit of crepe paper with small wire
to represent the peoples that the
veterans found on the battlefields of
France. Manufacturing them gives
employment each year to hundreds
Of disabled veterans, many of them
with families ito support
S'Thare lis one observation worth
noting reports Department. Adult
ant Fred Fucker, land that is, that
Legion Auxiliary workers volunteer
their time"
The poppy, worn in the lapel, lis
merely a remembrance of the sac
rifice of tine nations heroic dead
and anl aid to the living Victims of
the great war.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-05-20
SaIyi1li Active i'm
Law Fraternity,
Hanford Youth Attaining Mention
In Activities Pertaining to
His Chosen Course

The following is a clipping from
"a campus newspaper of the Ua1iver-
sity Of Washington, ait Seattle:
Seven members were initiated;
four We're pledged: and new officers
were elected at the meeting of Del
ia Theta Phi, law fraternity, held
Saturday in the Moot courtroom Of
'Condorl Hall.
Stanley Kent, Daniel Gaiser, l..
'Thayer, John Tuttle, James SaIvini,
Paul Phillips, and Lionel Wolff
were initiated, while the new pledg-
es were Lloyd Weiser, Walter REESE
berg, Charles Stone, and Edward
Arpin.
Earle linn was chosen president
of the honorary for next year, sue
ceedlllg Claude Irwin. Other offic-
ers elected were John futile, Louis
Burke, William Goucher Daniel
Gaiser, Lawrence Thayer,. and Jas.
Salvi11i.
Following the initiation and e.
lection, the annual banquet was
held ait the Hotel Meaa1y. 1t was
attended by members and alumni.
Judge Charles Claypool and Attor-
ney Henry Clay Ag71ew were speak
ers."
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-05-20
Local Man Holds
Health Office
r.. S. Reierson Elected Vice Presid-
ent of the Benton County
Health Council

The Benton County Health Coun-
Gil met in the Office of the County
Superintendent of Schools on Fri
day, May 18th, 1887. This was the
third annual election. The new Of
hcers elected were Mrs A. E. Stark
enburg, of Prosser president r.
S. Reierson, of White Bluffs vice
president; Ethel Van Syckle, of
Prosser, secretary treasurer; Mrs.
Robert Gay, of Prosser, publicity
chairman.
Mrs. Ed T'weet, of Kennewick,
the retiring president, was untiring
in her executive guidance curing
the infancy Of the Health Council.
She was ably assisted by Mrs. Har-
ry Linn, of KenlleWick, and Mrs.
Ed Keene, of Prosser.
During the order of business, the
Council members decided to hold
meetings every three months in
stead of bi-annually as during the
past year
Temporary otairnen, appointed
by the chairman, are:
ProSser .. Mrs Ethel Van SICKLE
Benton City a. Mrs VIM. Muldrow
Hanford . Mrs Rhoda Evett
White Bluffs Mrs. Dale Wilkinson
Richlaald 1890 Mrs. Jean Mcintosh
Kenilewick .. Mrs Harry Linn
A report on the innmunization
program of Benton County, spon-
sored by the American Legion posts
in the county, was made by Miss
Brakel. This program is three fold
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-05-20

smallpox First OF the programs
undertaken), diphttleria. and ty-
phoid, the two last its,r,, LIMITATIONS
to be offered after in the summer.
Since the purpose OF this council
is promotion of public health, thru
educational facilities. the Health
Council voted to Study Full Time
Health Units" particularly such aus
are applicable to Benton County.
The next meeting will be held in
Benton City, August 9Th, 1887.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-05-20
COMING EVENTS
Following are few of the Shad-
ows of What Is to Come

Poppy Week. May "a to 80.
\ \ X
Cemetery Cleanup Day, May o..
Il +
Dance ait Grange Hall in White
Bluffs, Saturday, May 22nd.
+ X \
Graduation exercises at White
Bluffs High School, June 2.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-05-20

MIR. and Mrs. R1LasAM Miller and
children. OF Dryden, Washington,
were also visitors in the valley, on
Sunday The Millers are former
residents of the valley.
Two men, caught pilferfng iron
at Priest Rapids, Friday, were ar
rested, following a phone call from
r. Brown by our local deputy sher-
lift, r. s. Beene, and were lodged in
the Prnsser jail. They were trying
to get away it is said with the big
compressor belonging to the Priest
Rapids Irrigation Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. O'Larey, &C
conpanied by thei, little grandson,
Nicholas Stavely. were week END
guests of the Dean Taytors i'm Sum
ner, where Nicholas remained for a
fortaligflt's visit, the others return
ing home, Sunday evening Other
guests at the Taylor i,orrla. Satur-
day and Sunday, were MIR. and Mrs.
Maurice Hitchcock, of Sisters, Ore
gon, and their infant son
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-05-20

Don't forget Cemetery Clean UP
Day, May %, Saturday afternoon
at one o'clock.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-05-20
Zeal Rural Mail
Service Improved
Rural Patrons Now Able To Send
Out Mail Same Day 1t is Re-
ceived i'm Local Office

For some time, the local postal
employees have been urging ss1fHci-
emit change in the star roate scEled-
ule to permit LETTERS collected on the
rural route to be sent out OF the To-
cal postoflce the same day Up to
the present time, tsle star route
mail (going out TO Kennewicls, has
left the local Office at 1880 p. m,
although the rural carrier, Since the
route was enLargeds has been unable
to get in before l45 Or later. The
postoftlce department. has approved
the request of the local employees
and the new official mail schedule,
effective May 22nd, is as fellows:
Leave Ke1anewick daily except
Sunday at $50 ,, ta, Arrive at
White Bluffs by s:A5 a. m.
Leave White Bluffs, daily except
, Sunday, after arrival OF rrra1 car
rier about 1880 y. m. Arrive at
Kennewick i'm about 2A hours
GET MAIL IN BEFORE 1880 S
The fact that the schedule pro
vides for the star route carrier leay-
ing by $3.50 should not confuse local
patrons who wish to catch the out
going mail. He will actually leave
before 200 o'clock, usually, as the
rural carrier will have returned by
that time since the mail, under the
new schedule, will ARRIVE earlier and
thus permit MIR. O'Lan,ey to leave
earlier on his route Leaving ear
lier, he will get back earlier, per-
uniting the star route carrier to
start on hiss return trip to Keune-
wick as soon as his mail is poucfled.
Mr.. O'Larey estimates that he will
usually get in by 80, enabling Mr..
GLASGOW to start back to KenneWick
shortly afterWaud So, locals, BE
SURE TO GET YOUR OUTGOING
MAIL IN BEFORE 1:39 if You wish
it to go out the same day!
Rural Mail Service To Be
One Hour Earlier
This change in the schedule will
also meet the approval of patrons
on the rural route, for they will get
their mail earlier and also have the
assurance that their outgoing mail
will be on its way the same day
they mail lit. The star route car
1ier will, as before, wait in White
Bluffs from the time of his arrival
in the morning until he departs on
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-05-20
The Weather

Maximum and minimum temper
atures recorded by observer Moffitt
at the Hanford weather station.
Evening star., 1937-11-07

WASH BALTIMORE BLVD.
rooms and bath. arranged for :, ants
Price. 81 $50. j. HARRIS ROGERS. Hy-
attsville 106. Greenwood 21Of
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BY OWNER-S-ROOM. MODERN I'M
provements; acres fine fruit. Walnut
Evening star., 1937-11-07
205 C. SIT 6 r.

NEW, CENTER-HALL,
COLONIAL CORNER.
OPEN-INSPECT-$10, 500.
5021 45th ST. NV.
Near New Wilson High School.
The lowest-priced corner in this vicinity
Beautiful. all brick. z rooms. bedrooms
2 baths: Quiet May oil burner: b.-i ga
rage. wonderful bargain for some one.
BAKER REALTY CO. INC. Dist. 1911.
A REAL BUY.
Home and investment; minutes from
Capitol. convenient to NAVY Yard Union
Station and schools. bus service at corner.
SEE 1709 G. ST. NE.
Open Daily Till PM
Finished basement rented s rooms
path on main floors, automatic heat, re-
ROGER MOSS, District 3121.
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2 RM. APT: PRIV. BATH. FRIGIDAIRE.
$3.50. & rm. house. h.-w.h.. fire pl..
shower hath. garage. large lot; S55 mo-
RUBY LEE MINAR. 2222 Glebe rd.. Airing
ton Walnut Q3QI
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
MOUNT PTEASANT
TRADE YOUR HOUSE,

Builder will accept small house
trace en- new center-hall brick. on is
st. Price, S1G,950 Wisconsin 6522.
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NORTH WASHINGTON
HOMES.
TAKOMA PARK

IhhOMA PARK.
S3,500--Very attractive corner house.
f1ve large rooms. dining room and living
room one; h.-w. heat: oak floors: addi-
tiona' room in basement: large corner lot.
well shaded; garage; new-house condition:
S7.95O-7-room. two-story house; 4 he'd
rooms one on. FIRST floor: two baths; oil
neat automatic water heater: beautiful
trees and shrubbery. This low price to set :
Tie an eState. Terms.
150-Five-room bungalow. in center
OF Iakoms' convenient to stores and
S22 500-Beautiful house and grounds:
d. c. - rooms, 3 baths, extra toilets; gas
and coal heat; oak floors: fireplaces. / u
acres beautiful grounds: everything in ex-
cellent condition: central location,
$1,000 = Substantial and attractive
mouse OF u rooms and sun parlor; con-
venient TO stores. bus and school; large
rooms: tlled hath; new oil burner: oak
floors; fireplace: new-house condition;
WHEATON
Beautiful country home and shaded
grounds, nearly an acre. with more land
available; high elevation: good neighbOr-
hood: five large rooms; h.-w heat; bath:
electric pump and electric range; house
newly remodeled: $3.50; terms.
New Dutch Colonial: u large rooms and
bath: on deep 60-foot lot: block from main
road; best material and workmanship:
INV. heat; clear No. / oak floors: good
fireplace: only $1,000: terms. This is a
very unusual bargain.
r. D. LILLE CO.,
264 Carroll St.. Takoma Park Geo. 1900.
Evening star., 1937-11-07

THREE-ROOM AND BATH APARTMENT
in Falls Church: y block to stores; bus at
door; S35. Call Falls Church $40.
ARDMORE. MD.-5-ROOM BUNGALOW,
ami. INV h.. tile bath; garage; S35 mo-
To see phone Atlantic 2425-J
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EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN.

On Wide St. S E CWhitel: S3,aOO
Only $500 Above Bldg. and Loan, S3s6On
Six-Rm. and B. Brick Elec. Geo. 6211. :
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

CASH FOR BRICK OR FRAME WHITE
or colored: prefer houses needing repair;
immediate settlement E. A. GARVEY. Dist
4ooS; Sun. eve. Geo. $500. 126 VT. ave
INVESTOR WILL PAY CASH FOR SMALL
house in D. c.: give full particulars Ad-
dreSs Box 316-Z. Star.
AM LOOKING FOR AN s TO Is ROOM
brlck house in Columbia Heights or Mt
Pleasant: must be in good condition. price
not TO exceed $4,000. Box 1905 Star
ALL CASH FOR BRICK OR FRAME
houses. any location. A. M. SHEPPARD,
National 9646, Adams O3ga
NAVY YARD MAN WANTS SMALL HOME:
very small down payment: will pay $50
month. Box 4"1-z. Star.
CASH AT ONCE! ANY BRICK HOUSES,
any location; reasonable. E. w BAILEY,
Adams 41S6. Mail, l435 Meridian NV.
WANT TO SELL YOUR HOUSE? OK.
our crew can do the Job plenty quick II
you have bargain contact us today but
don't even offer us any MONSTROSITIES
please. Remember also we can rent your
property quickly and handle the same
efficiently. WE DARE YOU TO TRY US.
We have waiting list all the time
PEOPLES REALTY CO.,
o39 New York Ave NV.
Republic 0105. North 2945.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

5144 FULTON N.W.-6 ROOMS. BATH,
recreation basement. double garage: fenced
large lot; sell. rent or exchange for country
property; rent, sos. 13s
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WOODBRIDGE. D. c..

17oo;17o4 Douglas st: n.e[2 new,
sign; a real center-hal home with 6
rooms. large living room and dining
room modern kitchen with dinette space.
tiful bath, large insulated attic, recrea-
ton room with open flrepIace and 2-pieee
toilet automatic heat; fully insulated, II
you want good home, you will find it
here One look will convince you. Rea-
sonsble cash payment. balance like. rent.
Open Sunday and daily. Q am. to 8 pm.
OWNER on premises. Phone North 1446.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
(Csontinued

SILVER SPRING; s4o7 CEDAR AVE, TWO
blocks west of bank. rooms, semi
detached brick, bath, h.-wh.. s47.5O. Keys
at s409. Shepherd 2f3O, day only.
TAKoMA PARK; 26 LINCOLN AVE
rooms. Open. s55. Shepherd 213o day
only.
KENsINGToN. MD RMS. AMI. GA
rage: large lot; s55 per mo. Call Kensinz-
NEW BRICK CORNER HOUSE, 8 ROOMS.
heat; restricted neishborhood: Beautiful besutifui
natural setting: SIS. Alexandra 314s.
HYATrSvILLE, MD, z WINE AVE
rage. Atlantic o:i4s. ''' "''''''' 'i
SMALL APARTMENT : SIZE HOUSE
AMI; anil also rooms and bath. anil: near
phone Clarendon 124I. Inquire zoos N.
Iayior St. Arlington, Va.
SMALL BRICK BUNGALOW. GARDEN.
Line. OBS. wheeler rd.. coneress Hts. y
ELK RIDGE. MD, WASHINGTON-BALTI-
more blvd.-S rooms. bed rooms; made
IS minutes to unon stnioS inside sa
s45 month. c. r. EARP. Elk Ridre 253-W.
ssuNSG{ALoW; s6JS{a 8 ROOMS. BATH, AMI;
oouo!e .,n svs garage; iot 5Ox2oQ; S35 month. 222
scROOM HOUSE. GAS. ELECTRICITY.
4O24 N: Washington blvd. Arlington, va.
Apply c. D. mccoy, Landover. Nd
RESIDENTIAL SECTION OF ROCKVILLE:
neWiy remodeled apt, with oil heat new
elecrlc stoves and Frigidaires: 2nd-foor
apt. 8 rooms. kitchen and bath; 3rd floor
: rooms. Kitchen and bath. Apply OWNER
Io1 30. van Buren St. Rockville
HOUSE: IDEAL HOME. OFF COLUNBII
PIKE; D rooms, bath; $40. 1lO4 So Cleye-
land St, Arlington. Va.
| I BANNER ST., EVANSVILLE. MD -
Detached B-r. and b., two-story frame
dWelIing, unfurnished; ami; fine condi-
ton; hreplace. Electrolux: S525 per
month. JESSE l.. HEISKELL. 1115 Eve
ATTRACTIVE 4-ROOM COUNTRY HOUSE
part log. built 1870. completely modernized
large grounds; rs miles from D. C nn
hard-Surface road; furnished or unfur-
nIShed moderate rental. Phone Vienna
C. w. CLEVER CO. INC. OFFERS FOR
your approval two new bricks SIS, $50
Modern 1-Room House. $1,000.
Others Up to S150 Per Month
Open Sunday.
DODGE PARK. MD.-4-rm. bungalow:
Landover; Md.-s rms. b.; eIec.. large
o. THos: D: WALSH. INC.
Mo 1lth st. NV. District 1858
WE HAVE MANY HOUSES FOR RENT,
ranging in price from S435O TO 500
Come in and inspect them.
M. LAZO e. CO.. INC.
3S01 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. Va.
Clarendon 13. Walnut $3.50.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY WANTED.

wANTED-DAIRY FARM LEASE, WITH
option; nearby Washington, d. c.: pass
able. Give full details IN first letter. Room
311, 1882 Eye st. NV.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE
WHY pAX Ek11,a

= ROOMS, 2 BATHS-Ss, 500.
Nearby Virginia 1925 IN. Washington
lvd.-Air-conditioned must be seen to be
appreciated; open afternoon and evening
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

], ACRE GROOM HOUSE. m HERNDoN,
Va: $1,000 cash. Box 1s4J. Star.
HYATTSVILLE HILLS, MD. = OWNER
6-room modern home. tiled bath: will con-
slider small suburban place in trade. Call
Greenwood 1886
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE IN WOODBRIDGE
throughout; five rooms and bath. screened
south porch, new G. E. refrigerator. new
hot-water heating plant. Lot 5Oxl50
2s53 Brentwood I'd. ne. Phone Pot. so9I.
1924 Bird ST. N, ARLINGTON. VA. JUST
off Pershing drve-If you want a delight
ful home in a wonderful neighborhood at
aboee cvR Prss GoS this
tive will meet you at house.
LYON PARK, vA-NEw e-R. AND BATH
brick house, garage. large lot, Price and
1071-R, L. G. BUSSEY. r.
e. w CLEVER CO., INC, 11o3 N. IRVING.
Arlington Va. offers several very interest,"
ing properties this week-one with 2 acres.
4-bedroom house: 1 acre, 3-bedroom house;
Heiehts. 1924 3rd st. north. 5 large rooms.
bath, first floor: 2 rooms upstairs not
ARLINGTON, VA: CORNER GLEBE AND
oath rds. north bedrooms. 3 baths, tap
estry brick. If you want something nice:
priced right. here it is. Open Saturday and
Sunday until pm.
ARLINGTON. VA: 1909 WILSON BLVD.
west from Glebe I'd, the new. modern brick
which has no equal at S6.950; 5 really de-
lightful rooms, with space for three more
second noor: You wanted real roomy
house, priced right, here it is. Open eve
nings.
ARLINGTON, VA. 4?3o n: 18th ST.
real dream at S6.850.
ACREAGE TRACTS FOR SALE ON No.
highway reasonable and on easy terms
suitable for residence or any kind of busi-
ness, such as tourist camps, trailer camps
filling stations. etc. Box 1875. Star
Over acre Of ground; 4 bedrooms, bath
oil heat, air conditicning garage for two
cars, stable for two horses; 81 11.000. Will
consider trade Or income producing prop
313 Woodward Bldg. Eve, Wise. 3726-J.
EVANSVILLE MD.-TEN-ROOMH HOUSE:
ed Seay lot ABBY
Quincy St. Hyattsville. Md. z.
TAKOMA PARK. MD. 33s BALTIMORE
ave.-S6. .a50-New detached brick bunga-
very, desirable neighborhood: near schools.
HYATTSVILLE = NEW ROOM AND
bath BUNGALOW; h.-wh.: corner lot. Price,
$3.50 si or 3r.snvood g b aAN1zINeER is1s co. Natl
Stores re dept. STATE HaSssnS road miles; SS7N sS75
Route No. s. shown Sunday.
BARGAIN-REDucED; ACRES. s-ROOM
house; modern improysments: old and
youns fruit. walnut Aooe.
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4 BEDROOMS. LARGE LIVING ROOM.
single bath. h.-w.h.. electricity, gas,
county sewer connection: lot 100X220;
4311 Lee highway lice Heights, Arling-
ton. Va: immediate occupancy; SS5 per
month; one-year lease: less for longer
term: open for inspection. Call Mr.
DODD. Clarendon 1711
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NEW BRICK HOMES.
6 rooms, 2 baths, full base
ment, all improvements, ex-
elusive location in Alexan-
dria, endowed with natural
charm and residential pres
tige.
$6,750 and $7,750.
Small down payment; easy
terms.
]. H. POLADIAN,
2407 Russell Rd., Alex. 3148.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued.)
CAPITOL, HTTI,

Just of East Capitol St; brick, 3 COM
plete apartments, all rented Excellent in
come. Well financed. Under $1,000. Pot.
Evening star., 1937-11-07

WHY PAY RENT?
Hyattsville Hills room and bath bun
Ralow, ami; built-in garage: glassed in
" 80 cash. $40 month. ZANTZINGER Co,
Greenwood 619. Riverdale. 9Os BALTIC pike
ARLINGTON VA COMBINATION
you VIII like; lovely 6-rm. home with
al-elec. kit. automatic oil heat conv.
located: beautiful new subdivision, where
you can enjoy complete rest and reiaya.
ton. Priced at only $3.50; on reas
L. G. RICHARDSON.
12l0 North Harrison St Walnut 1898
$500 CASH BALANCE LIKE RENT.
new broom brick home breakfast al
fireplace: insulated: attached p,jck garsee.
larse lot: conveniently located to schools
bus and cars: 1-fare zone: Rf5O0 2S:Its
Greenwood oR13
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PART OF EIGHT-ROOM. FURNISHED
house. : miles from center of city: Md.
bus convenient: reasonable; adults. Box
AO1-Z Star
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NEAR BROOKMONT. MD.-3-ROOM COT
taee; cleo: large porch; on Glen Echo car
line; SIS 90 mo. Apply S11 Ky. ave. s.e
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S11,950.
IIppFR 18th STRE EFT

Beautiful English corner brick home in
excellent condition: seven large rooms. 2
beautiful baths, real ,wood-burninE. fire.
place. finished attic large covered side
porch, maids room and bath, oil burner;
large lot beautifully planted; Just one
block off / 18th ST Call Adams 2464.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
OPEN EVENINGS
WOODBRIDGE. D. c.

1909 22nd st. ne.-New, all-brick bum
falow; large rooms. full basement oil
burner. weather-stripped and insulated;
beautiful equipment throughout; 81 900
down, 500 mo.
2211 Monroe st. ne.-Builders home
of large spon1s. h. -w.h., built-in garage;
In perfect condition; close to schools.
stores. bus. Will sell on terms or ex-
change Tor investment property or build
Ing site.
Open Daily Till PM
WOODRIDGE REALTY Co.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

income producing property or ground where
stores or apartments can be erected Ciye
location and price. Box ABBY, Star
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OWNER

Will sacrifice S-rm., 2-bath detached
Rhode Island; oil burner, open fireplace
2nd floor now occupied by desirable perma- :
nent tenant. No renewals, easy terms. Po-
tomac 2037-J
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5-ROOM HOUSE. LANHAM. MD. NEAR
MRS HENRY LARCOMBE, Hyattsville
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A RARE BARGAIN.

Splendid site in fastest growing COM
mercial zone. improved by good house this
property will be sold for land value only.
Here is chance to get house for nothing
and build two stroes on front of property.
Decatur 1859.
s425O. RENT $50 YEAR: 1ST CONNER
cial: downtown brick: h.-w.h. Colored
tenants. BOWERS. 410 Hill Bldg. Nat.
1928.
Evening star., 1937-11-07

WHEATON. MD-15 ACRES: 5 ROOMS.
bath, furnace heat: owner will put in
cleo: S45 per mo. E. P. SCHWARTZ,
Inc. 1Ol4 VT. ave. District 62l0.
ONLY SAL 415O-LARGE s RMS. BATH;
gas. cleo h.-wh.: 4 acres: secluded.
Fairfax County. Clarendon 23l-W.
Evening star., 1937-11-07

COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
NEAR LAUREL, ON BROOKLYN BRIDGE
rd.-231s-acre farm. 7-room mouse al
modern improvements; $1,000. Laurel
S3-J. 7s
Evening star., 1937-11-07

BRICK STORE AND APARTMENT ABOVE.
Leased for five years. Price, ST. $50. z w.
FARLEY, 1906 K st. NV. National 1855
STORE, ONE STORY. BRAND NEW;
leased TO Al tenant three years at 81 .O20
Price. 80 500 clear. RICHARD ID. STIM-
SON. Realtor. National 66sO
3-STORY, SEMI-DETACHED BRICK. AR
ranged in 3 apartments. Monthly income
SSl 90. Price. S5,a50. Excellent Petworth
nelghoorhood. convenient to Roosevelt High
School. Phone GEORGIA QOI2
Evening star., 1937-11-07

So, ,75O.
Within one block Washington Baltimore
blvd.-5-room, bath, modern bungalow, on
paved street.; convenient transportation.
schools and shopping centers: h.-w.h.. oil
burner, fireplace. electric refrigeration, gas
range; gear garage.
A. H. SEIDENSPINNER. REALTOR.
Riverdale, Md. Greenwood 1910.
Evening star., 1937-11-07

SMALL BUNGALOW IN ARLINGTON.
four rooms: newly refnished inside: water.
owner. s. HENSON. 1901 S. Monroe ST.,
Arlington. Va.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
SILVER SPRING..

Attractive bungalow with bult-in ga
rage laree lot, 50x21S; near grade and
parochial schools
LARGE BRICK ENGLISH BUNGALOW.
$3.50.
large rooms. with space for two ad-
ditional rooms on 2nd floor; large lot ga
rage, oil heat: near grade school, reason
able terms
Maryland REAL ESTATE CO..
1905 Georgia Ave. Shepherd 800.
Evening star., 1937-11-07

S3G0O.
rooms. electricity bath large chicken
house. barn. garage; Il acre; terms. Erwin
REALTY CO. Call Hyattsville 165
Evening star., 1937-11-07

QUAINT. UNIQUE KNOWN AS ''LITTLEST
near WASHINGTON. Liv. room Kitchen
dinette bedroom. bath, gas heating; knotty
pine finish; S45 winter. $50 summer. Suit
able for couple or bachelors quarters 9.
W. Walters. Alex. 10sA. CIR. .lg3 after :.
NEARBY Md ROOM BUNGALOW:
gas. elec. and bath; good condition. near
Hyattsville 10-M.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
WOODBRIDGE. D. c.

WOOORlOCEi, -. u,
81 55 Monroe st. n.e.-6 rooms. bath, break
fast alcove, . porches. cellar and ssraRe
$3.50. See this bargain. S. E. SONNE-
MANN. 81 81 Monroe st ne Owner.
Evening star., 1937-11-07

5-RooM BUNGALOW. s35 MONTH; a@s
Del Ray ave. Bethesda. Md. Call Wis
consin 4190 or Adams 1855.
ATTRACTIVE 5-RM. BUNGALOW. con-
veniently located in Cherrydale: ami;
garage. Clarendon 2419.