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HOUSES FOR SALE,

:i0S 10th ST. N.E--IN NEW-HoME CON-
dition; s-room row house with all modern
improvements, built-in garase, recreation
room, oil heat. and completely insulated. .
suitable for two-family home: all offers
considered
AT S6,5oo WE HAVE A BRICK BUNGA-
Gw on ba wb o1 shoMer OAK 9oTi o uy
electric refrigeration. large floored attic
screens detached brick garage. shrubbery;
Phone shepherd lMr 4455 until pm. WAPLE
S.. 5oo--al. K ST. N.E:-sUBsTAhTiIA.L
hardwood floors, cellar. nice front, yard
deep lot. 100 ft. to alley; terms as low as
S:s3.1' per month. including all interest.
with a substantial cash payment.
NE. BEAUTIFUL CORNER BUNGALOW
1t is pretty. Changed positions will sacrl-
neee, iiee, S5,9'o; was $4,000; terms. Dist
PENN AVE SE-S RMS. MOD; GA
rage; rice lot; sacrifice; S4.!5O. 500 cash
Don't wait. Dist. 5464.
EXCELLENT TRINIDAD SECTION. CON-
complete baths, large basement, built-in
garage: prices. $3.50 and SS,450; terms
reasonable. VIII, take your lot in trade.
' ,as, 5yiH WHPEE t i + W JAMES 1NG, p'e, ,a.7
46 r. I. AVE. NV.
bath SG furnace M heat; elec.. inclosea sleeping
l.. T. GRAVATTE.
20 18th ST. Realtor. Natl. O7o3.
MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. NV.
tNear CathedralD
Just a few doors, north OF Wisconsin
aye where you ss seldom see AN anythg 1of
baths, extra maids room and bath IN
cellar. garage. large yard, shubbery. and
shade trees. oil heat and many things
not found in most houses. Priced 1or
Dist a:s46. NJ. B. WEAVER. clev. 4944.
sEMI-DETAcHED BRICK.
sX roqmS 2adctd n batnS rs on nrrsnsyS for
at 4th ana +, ! ave coI, aIS4 j.
: 1924 1ith st. NV Dist. 3347.
HOME OR INVESTMENT.
Live in one and others Will bring you
income. Three family fiat within :! blocks
of 10Th and Euclid sts. NV: each apart,
rooms IN basement used tor janitor: lear
garage: present low rents. >lt3 per month;
prics; 81 400. boss 4 PHELPS: ma
T1ONAL 5000: EVENING. PHONE CO.
LUMBlA 5Glo. ----.--------
COMFORTABLY COOL.
Brick bunsalow : large rooms new
modern: Takoma Park: $1,000. Col Sosl
~ .5Oo-MODERN NE HOME
Six rooms. hot-water heat. front porch,
big. bright cellar garage: in fact, COM
plete and comfortable home IN a eonven-
lent section. and offered for a quick sale
at a price that will sell it at first inspec-
ton Don't delay on this one Phone
r. NJ. HOOKER. Metropolitan 1858.
Evenings. , to 3. Call Adams 1880.
CAPITOL HILI-MOVE RIGHT IN.
G46 f ST. net rms. ! baths
5lS F. st. ne.---A nj. & rms, porcheS.
~ Sth ST. n e,-lO rms. com. zone.
9th and East Cap.--J rms, . b., gear
garage.
East Capitol ste rms. 2 b.. gar;
81 900 cash.
Opportunities! Better hurry. E. w.
BAILEY Adams 41S6. KEYS at 800 Z
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SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT ROOM BUN
galow garage; I0c bus zone. 10 minutes
to Washington; price $500; 500 cash
S;i5 month: rent $50. b. M. SMITH. %40S
Columbia pike. Airing ton. Va. Clarendon
.,OJS
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STORES FOR RENT.

1133 WISCONSIN AVE-STORE SUIT
able for barber shop. office or any mer-
chandise sales room. Only Sf5 mo-
5:}6l2 NJ CAPITOL ST. AT FLORIDA
ave--Suitable for bakery. dry cleaning
shoe store etc. Retinish to suit tenant;
500 month with heat. Decatur G3o5.
aol N. Y. AVE NW-FIRST-F FLOOR
corner store; reasonable rent. District
DSit
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HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR.
HOUSES UkEURNISHED.

1882 TRINIDAD AVE NE-5. ROOMS.
KIT. and bath: garage and basement;
porches and h.-Wh.; S57.5O Call Ma
REPossEssED HOUSES. SAVE So 900 TO
$4,000, Federal Housing monthly pay
Pdn cSS 'e 5fn5 srf1s!s P Eye stea s
NV. District $3.50.
2sl2, CORTLAND PL.. NV; 1WooDLEY
Park rooms. . baths. elec. refrigera-
ton. garage; Sl10; open. Decatur 25s0-W
FOREST HILLs-DETACHED CORNER
Col0nia |, brick home , master bed rms
rage: Sl35. GRAHAM & OGDEN, Natl
3hsa. ;,. BIB BIZ Woodward Bldg. Evenings.
3434 PORTER ST. NV. CORNER OF
new-house condition, 2-car garage; on a
eorner corn IN one one Of Washnetons most exclu
EpWARD l. l. sTRoHEckER. Met. e71s.
2o7 UNDERWOOD ST. NV, TAX. PIX
schoo,I r. b. gar. fireplace, large lot: near
Shepherd 40e7-J. WV
1924 EUCLID NW-o R.. BATH AND
shower sfe s., bed r; recently redecorated; $50
S57.5o-6 R. AND B., 3 LARGE PoRcHEs;
excellent condition, auto. h.-w. heat. G. E.
refs, awnings: nice yards. 2611 3rd st..
39th ST, NV, GLOVER PARKS RMS.
refg.: gar. Also Or. 2-bath home Spe-
GERS. F. E. MALONEY, Cleveland 7649. !.
4lO5 FEssENDEN ST NV ROOMS.
detached. front and rear porches. garage;
In excellent condition close to schools,
stores and transportation. Upstairs
equipped for separate apt. $50. Available
AUGUST l for a years lease. Clev. 9161.
COOL. COMFORTABLE ADULT OWNER
will rent 3 rms, kit. tile bath. porch of
her home; elec. Tefrigeraton: furn or un-
furn.; nearby Md; bus; reas. Col. 1871:
eve, Shep. 3471.
WOODBRIDGE, 1924 NEWTON ST Ne
rms, sleeping porch, garage. Close to
school and stores. New-house condition;
3o4o Monroe st. ne rms. fully de-
tached, half block from R. l. ave; $65.
Call at 2317 r. !. ave. ne. for key.
1922 NORTON PL. NW-"ELEGANT
home" in highest section of city near
Cathedral; semi-detached. light and airy:
front and rear porches. bed rooms. so, So,
OWNER. Cleveland 1885.
NEAR MT. ALTO HOSPITAL.
porches; large open porch: servants room
with bath: 3-car garage: over ! acre Of
ground. Phone Clev. s775 or Natl. 1910
412 ONEIDA PL. NV.
Semi-detached. 8 rms, 4 bed rms. 2
baths: garage; perfect condition; Ss5: open
2934 NEWARK ST. NV.
Detached bed rooms and bath. living
j. DALLAS GRADY d SON,
1104 Vt. Ave. NV. District e17S.
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1Ol5 9th ST. NV.

1Ol5 9th ST. NV.
Suitable for any purpose: close to 9th
and New York ave. NV. Rent only $50
Robert l.. McKeever Co., Inc,
Shoreham Bldg. National 1850.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO
RENT 2-STORY BRICK BLDG,
FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION,
NEAR 22nd AND PA. AVE. NV.
OVER 1900 SQUARE FEET, 40
FIT. ALLEY. HAS TO BE SEEN
TO BE APPRECIATED. RENT,
$3.50 MO. E. M. HODGE CO.,
WEST 1477. -
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Built bv ]. B Tifey
FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
$3.50 CASH-S4O MO.

A charming NEW bung allow home in
Randle Highlalds Sc. at an amaz-
ingly LOW PRICE and exceptionally
EASY TERMS! Comprises living
room. two bed rooms kitchen and
bath; thoroughly modern; front porch
and rear porch: screens throughout
large lot; ONLY 81 445O. Phone MR..
ALVERSON National l51o
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.


FOUR-FAMILY APARTMENT.
Selected for investment because its To-
cation assures steady rental income; Its
construction assures low operating ex-
pcnse; it's financing gives safety to the
cash equity. A sound investment which
will meet the requirements OF the con-
Servative investor.
BRADLEY. "BEALL & HOWARD Inc,
National O271. Southern Bldg.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
81 Q, 600 .OO-4-family colored apt. near
18th and Florida ave. Zoned lst COM
mercial Easily remodeled into store with
out changing present income of 81 5000
morthly: excellent condition. FLOYD E.
DAVIS CO. National O:t52.
20% YIELD-$5 300 INVEST.
3-family apt. excellent rental neighbor-
hood, splendid condition; rent 81 100
yearly; Mr.. STEELE, District 774l; eve
ningS Pot. I437
CHAIN STORES.
. adjacent stores q Sanitary and I
Americanl. in one Of the best business
cen.ers of the ne. section. Total leases.
$1,000 per year.
. | Sanitary store in fine residential Sec
ton OF NV. leased for S3l5 per month.
l American store in NV. leased for SI25
per month. Prices to net 1U,o on invest
ment. Ask for Mr.. Porter.
ROBT. L. McKEEVER CO., INC,
Shorehsm Bldg National 415O
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APARTMENTS WANTED

DOWNTOWN. WALKING DISTANCE
Woman desires small unf apt; Ink: reas
Write OCCUPANT. 37lo Window pl; NV
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JUST COMPLETED.
GIL Rolling Rd.,
ROLL


CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Center-hall. 4-bed-room. ,-bath brick
1st-f. library and lavatory recreation
room two-car built-in garage; General
Electric air conditioning
OPEN DAILY TO 3 PM
Drive through Rock Greek on Beach
drive and turn left at Leland St. or out
Conn. ave. to Woodbine turn right and
follow arrows to property.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
Wise. 80. NATL :,345.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

THIRD FLOOR. l4l2 l ST. NW.-CON
dows on three sides. Owner will reconditlon
10 Sult responsible tenant. Heat. elec.
shall. BOSS Il AHELPs. NATIONAL $500
WILL SHARE O3e HALF OF BROOM OF
fee suite compktely furnished. in Wash
instonS newest alr-conditi ioned building.
with use of telephone and secret arlal sery
ice Phone National S'.i5
COOL. LIGHT OFFICES. CONVENIENT
10 court houses: reasonable rent. See
lanitor or phone West l.Gl,
l4th ST NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE
Splendid advertising space on heavy traitlc
street, :1UX43 S,J 90 per month
HARRY B. PITTS CO..
1919 18th 81. NV Met. 0l00.
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FUTURE.
THOMAS J. OWEN d SON AUCTIONEFRS
G

THOMAS J. OWEN d SON. .AUCTIONEERS,
STORY ,FRAME EUiIDiNG' CONTAIN
iNS KNowS sT9fE rs pREN1sEs AsP AZ APAETMENI
AVENUE NORTHWEST. -''N
By virtue of deed OF trust recorded in
Li6sr Id6ers No G3t4. a. folio lss5; Of The land
S SAY N THE fE0n e fhf D4Y on P
eTa1 ochock 2 Pm 1874 psit :, at TWoTH1RTY 1ss, II
called Peters Mill Seat. and known as
part OF lot numbered ten UOJ in the di-
,,a SiSion Of the estate of James E. Moses, sa Id
loHowS: Beginning at point in the
westerly line of Georgla ave as wldened
at the southeast corner OF the parcel Of
dated May 20. 1922 and recorded in I,iber
a;3' At folio 1rs in the land records Of
thence south along said line of Georgia ave
TO the south line OF the parcel conveyed 10
EMtS % Faster 9o',d ot,y ny deed recorded IN Liber
thence no:th ST degrees % minutes west
~ - feet: thence northeasterlv to the
4HoutnTeSt corner Of said parcel conveyed to
ieet TO the place Of beginning.
l., Terms Of sale: One fourth cash, balance
IN IN one on M two @ and three years. with interest
sI SIX per cent per annum payable semi
annually; or if monthly terms desired
Sl,0o0.oo, cash. balance monthly. or eli
cssn at at the option OF purchaser. Deposit
OF sale, TO be complied with within thirty
trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost Of the
defaultlng purchaser. after Ave days nd
paper published in the District Of CO.
lumola: or deposit may be forfeited. or
without forieiting deposit trustees NAV
rlehts against defaulting purchaser Further
particulars at time of sale All con-
etc. at cost Of purchaser
VERNON C. OWEN.
iya12l41f1q TruSIc..
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WOODBRIDGE, D. C.
3O49 Clinton ave. n.e.-A perfectly
equipped new bungalow with automatic
223O Randolph st. .e.-Pre-shoWing OF
large new 4-bed-rm. house with 2 full
baths. oil heat and double garage: easily
arranged for , families Open daily.
WOoDR1DGE REALTY Co..
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81 $50

Only $50 cash. S,4 30 mo- will give
ownership of this new brick home in II
select new section. Convenient TO schools.
stores. buses. etc. q well-proportioned
rms. modern tile bath recreation rm., large
front porch. automatic heat. Quality con-
Struction and finish throughout Call j.
WESLEY BUCHANAN INC. Met. l143.
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FARMS FOR RENT.

FREE RENT TO RELIABLE FAMILY
Eighty acres. nearby: house. outbuildings.
garden. chickens. fruit. etc. w. v. ROB
Md IA
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HOUSES UkFURkIsHEp.

93a-M ST. NV
rooms. ? baths. Nv h.. ami: $4,000
1211-4th ST. S,W.
rooms snn od and bath, h.-w,h,. ami. ga
733 10th ST. NV. National o35..
. SUNNYSIDE RID
Silver Spring. Md.-New home. insulated
detached garage. oil heat cleo. refS,,
''''''N WEAVER BROS. INC.
Washington Bldg District 94s6.
5000 SARATOGA AVE.
Silver Spring Md
s rooms ard bath. h.-wh.. detached
ssrase' WEsvER p1EshHsi SR2;os RRns INC
Realtors.
Washinston Bldg. District a4s6.
29l0 18th ST. NE.
Six rooms. bath. hot-water heat. cleo
tricity. porches; will rent in present con-
$4,000.
B. F. SAUL CO..
Natl. 200. 925 18th st. NV.
5 PINE ST,
Mt. Ida. Alexandria. Va.-6 rooms and
bath, hot-water heat. detached garage;
WEAVER BROS. INC.
wasb,n,to, p,Se ,feaitofs. D,s.r;o. o.sc
l-DETACHED-c CHAsE-PRAC-
i'S oil Seas new eec f0Gms reis bi boaihs ssrase sm
vacant; $4,000 month.
Chevy Chase. Md; 4 bed
rooms, 2 baths, oil heat. elec. refg.,
AMI; 2-car garage; vacant Sll5 mo.
3-On 10th St, detached. 9 rms. baths,
~ METzLER-Reaitor T.EF ns,reo'
DIST. $500. llu6 VT Ave. N w,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

FRONT PART OF md FLOOR. WITH
office; frame building, on main highway
between WaSh.-Baltl.: suitable for any
light manufacturing business. > Md. ave.
HyattS.. Md 1G'
FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS PROPERTY.
Fireproof building. md commercial
zone. located on prominent downtown
street. First floor contains 1900 So it..
second floor containing about 400 So. it..
can be used for office. Available at once.
Call Mr Marshall. BOSS q PHELPS
NATIONAL $500.
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ZONED 1St COMMERCIAL.
On 9th st. NV: rooms and bath brick
facing Georgia ave-: over % feet wide to
15-foot alley. All large rooms; good condi-
into store. A real bargain at $500. Call
Mr.. Thompson, Randolph 1882. or
ROBT. l.. McKEEVER CO., NC,
6horehAm 0ldA National A7oO.
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OWNER WILL SACRIFICE NEARLY NEW
5-room brick BUNGALOW. modern Handicapped
lot: Also 11.room home, suitable for 8
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COVE POINT BEACH"

The modest price for choice lot in
this desirable community made accessible
by owner; Senator W. G. Webster. is the
talk of Washington. Visit this beautiful
property with its wonderful natural white
sandy beach" where there is NO MUD.
NO SEA NETTLES. No strings tied to
title: its guaranteed clear. Drive out
today. agent on premises c. P. WOOD
RUFF. developer Metropolitan 36S3
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1884 NEWARK ST. NV.
Detached bed rooms and bath. living
room. dining room and kitchen.
j, DALLAS GRADY b SON,
11O4 Vt. Ave. NV. District e170.
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SlO.975-FACING PARK.

Exhibit Home 4413 Warren St NV
Brand new detached brick homes : I'm
iShed :! sold. unexcelled location. highest
Quailty construction. including slate roof.
rock wool insulation furred walls. bronze
screening, copper cutters. faShlngs ard
dcWnSpouts. OF individual English and
Colonial dCsien. Floor plans are as fol-
lows: LarGe llv. rm. with open fireplace.
dining room kitchen with fun eouirment,
)arEe screened porch 'hree bed rooms. two
tiled baths foored attic. detached garage.
full basement
Open Daily. 10 to o.
Built b. J. B Tittey.
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LOTS WANTED.

LOTS. / OR MORE, IN SILVER SPRING
vicinity; must have ami; near stores,
schools transp. reasonable; give exact
location size and lowest cash price. Ad-
dress Box IBID, Star once.
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"Bonnockburn Heights"

COLORED.
Lots. S97.6O up: terms ~ low as 81
down and 81 monthly: in ne. Natl 1859.
COIORED LOTS IN DEANWOOD AND
FAIRMONT HEIGHTS S75 up: easy
terms: help build. District OTTO.
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$3.50.

i,SOU.
6211 P1NEY BRANCH RD. NV
Brick bungalow with s big rooms and
bath. full basement. hot-water heat; good
Mr.. Linder
THE NEWBoLD DEVELOPMENT CO..
76ll wis. Ave. Bethesda. Md. Wis. 1886.
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$3.50.

UPPER 10th ST.
Attractive Colonial brick home large
rms, , beautiful baths. recreation rm.,
elaborate kitchen and dinette built-in ra-
rage: overlooking Rock Greek Golf Course.
Call Col. 1850.
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71O9 STRATFORD RID.

71O9 STRATFORD RD.
BATTERY PARK. MD.
New detached SiX-room brick with plaS-
tered insulated attic for fourth bed room
Oil burner. Recreation room; bult-in
garage. The best new-house value on the
market.
$9,950.
OPEN DAILY TO PM
Take Wisconsin ave. out to Wilson lane
and turn left to Stratford rd.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1905 H ST. NV. NATIONAL 2345.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY 70 LOAN ON b. c. REAL EsTAT1
JESSE E. HE1sKELL 111b Eye st. NV
FIRST TRUST LOANS AT PREVAILING
rates. Prompt action. J. A. WEINBERG,
Jr.. Woodward Bldg. National O2sO.
md TRUST LOANS PROCURED. SMALL
monthly payments. Loans NEGOTIATED
promptly. Call w. T. COTHERN, sI3 New
York ave. n. W. National 74l6. 49,
HOUSES. APTS.. BUSINESS. CONsTRUC.
Low rates. Merchants Rty. Finance Co..
F1RST-TRUST MONEY TO LOAN ON D c,
real estate. 5es interest: quick service
P. j WALSHE. INC
11O7 Eye st. NV. National S4SS.
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NOW OPEN
rms. and bath: also l large paneled
en- Em l5x3;: price $3.50, Drive through
land drive. turn left one block to house
WAPLE & JAMES
9521 Ga. Ave Shep, 4455.
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A PROFIT AWAITS

The purchaser of this downtown CONNER
cial property on an important business
street Needs only little modernlzatlon
to show most handsome income. Priced
$4,000 below assessment at SlS,oOU,
really a SPECTATORS pickup
J. A. WEINBERG. Jr.. REALTOR.
Woodward Bldg. National O2SO.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFULLY EQUIPPED LODGE AND
dining room business. hallway between
Wash. and Baltic. for immediate sale for
actual cash payments: property and equip
ment: extreme i'll health reason for sale:
no agents: liquor license can be arranged.
Address Box 443-E, Star otfce. l)A
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WEST CHEVY CHASE.

One OF the highest elevations in the city
Practically new detached center hall plan
ned corner brick. rooms. :. baths fin
lshed room in attic, oil burner elec re-
frigerator. garage Lot 53xlo" Conven-
lent to street cars and bus, Has SI0OoO
F. H. A. Priced reasonable above trust.
OF
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MONEY WANTED.

WANTED $3.50 FOR 6 MOS COVERED
by improved real estate and Insurance
Address Box 45sE Star office. 11'
BUILDER NEEDS FIRST-TRUST LOANS
on new homes built. sold and occupied in
CheVerly, Md. Large down payments have
been made by purchasers. Small loans onlv
are needed. See MRS. DICKEY. III Sth
st. ne. 1Gs
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Dist. 5000. lOf vi. Ave.
Sunday and Nights Adams Ub3o.
BETHESDA, MD.
New detached brick house ) nice rooms
bullt-ln garage. large lot. paved street. A
zeal bargain. Only 5000. 90 cash required,
balance less than rent
Eve. Call MIR CONNER Natl
All. 2.u2 GOSS REALTY co. l,J.,
IIuJ Eve St NV
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SHEPHERD PARK.

All brick semi detached rooms,
baths. oil heat. built-in garage; beautiful
yard. Equipped for " apis. Owner leaving
city. For inspection call Col. 291:s. s &c
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S-room and bath house. h.-wh.. gas.
cleo inclosed porch around house: variety
Of iruit trees wonderful gardening land
must be scld HI once. Low, price, Snouo
with ~ 900 cash. balance monthly. SEE
Mr.. Sinner.
2317 r l Ave. NE North i.O3.
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JUST OFF 18th ST.
l4',+ WHITTIER ST. NV.
Attractive Semi-detached brick. air con-
ditioned. rms. " baths t3 bed rms.,.
recreation rm., modern kitchen; bullt-in
garage.
Open . to 9 PM Daily
HORNING REALTY CO,
Tower BLDG National oO3O.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-09-10
TWO PASSENGERS
 LEAVE HERE ON CHARLOTTE

Thirty-two persons took passage from Wrangell on the Princess Char lotte Friday night. Of these twenty came by special boat from Peters burg.
 Tickets to Seattle were issued by Campbell Bros, c. P. R. agents at Wrangell to the following persons:
 Howard White, Mir and Mrs. George Ringstad, L. M. Thompson, L. Gloslie, Roy Lindquist, Frank Lahtonen, Henry Bass, w. Malm- quist, R. Buzzaard, James Ewald, Wm. Bice L. Breidford, F. Bergman, H. MeLinn, Miss Glenora Waters, Jack Waters, Mrs. M. G. Shain and child, Miss Arlene Shain, Mrs. Karl Thiele and child, Karl Thiele, Jr., MT. and Mrs. R. R. M. Carpenter, Miss Peggy Aardal, H. H. Frame w. L. Schroeder, w. J. Fassbinds, H. Olson, M. c. Anglin, R. Mustoe Mrs. L. Wies.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-09-10
LOUISE S0UTHBOUND FROM
 WRANGELL MONDAY NIGHT

The Princess Louise in port south bound Monday night carried the fol- lowing passengers from Wrangell to Seattle:
 Torlief Alsborg, Rex Johnson, R. J. Dill, c. E. Bierly, Keith Wildes, Miss Frances Miller, Elliott Bard ford, Miss Margaret Bronson, Walter Soboleff.
 Passengers for Prince Rupert were Father Bosse, Agnes Shorty, Phyllis and May Marion, Raymond McPhee.
 The Louise will now carry alone the fall and winter schedule of the Canadian Pacific Alaska service. She will be in port next on Septem- Der 18th northbound and south bound three days later.
 The Coliseum Theatre goes to winter hours next Sunday niglt, doors open at o'clock and the program to start at T:39.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-09-10
Big Game Hunters Go Out For Tanning Sheep

MT and Mrs. R. R. M. Carpenser of Wilmington, Deleware and Fred erick Hollender of New York, who have been on big game hunts h the Cassiar were brought down the Stikine Friday by Steele Hyland and Roy Callbreath in Hyland's riv- CT boat with outboard motor.
 Outfitted by George Ball with Lew Decker as guide, the Carpenters, who wanted Tanning sheep trophies only and pictures hunted in Nahlin moul- tatns orth of Telegraph Creek. They secured satisfactory trophies and many fine pictures.
 Mr. Hollander was outfitted by Ball also. His guide was Pat Me Clusky He secured good Stone Sheep trophy but not Tanning and plans to come back for another hunt next year.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-09-10
Dry Pass Dredging Is Two Months
 Ahead Of Schedule

first started b the Wrangell Cham continued at intervals for many years until the project was assured,
 The open channel now provided through Dry Pass will be of great benefit to boat owners. It eliminates going outside Coronation island at low tide as an alternative to waiting for high tide to get through. Form erly there was feet of water at extreme high tide, now the chan nel has been deepened to Is feet of water at high tide. The currents are swift enough so that filling up of the channel will be a slow process with resultant low maintenance cost to keep the channel dredged, accord ing to MT. Anderson.
 After dredging operations have been completed, which MT. Anderson now believes will be by September goth, the Everett will be lowed to it's homeport on Puget Sound. A suction dre1ge will be shipped up next summer to Cordova where the com pany has a contract for major har- bor improvements.
 A crew will go from Dry Pass tC Cordova to prepare a quarry this winter for the extensive rock work involved Work on the harbor is be- lieved by the company to require g years operations.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-09-10
School Board Asks Enforcement
 Safety Zones For Children

c. P. Kirtland, president of the school board, appeared before the council at its .meeting on Thursday night of last week and presented several matters for consideration.
 He stated that the council had approved the schol budget last May, but on the first of July the school board received a letter from Terri torial Commissioner of Education Anthony E. Karnes, who informed them that members of the last leg islature demanded of the Territorial Board of Education that 1t make a regulation to the effect that the Commissioner should not approve budgets of city schools in any amount in excess of funds appropriated fer this purpose. The Board accordingly made such a regulation.
 The total amount of the estimated refund on budgets submitted to the Commissioners office for the school year exceeds the appropriation by approximately $12,000.
 To meet this situation, the Terri torial Board found it necessary to eliminate from the refund list, music and home economic supplies, general school supplies, manual training, laboratory and janitor's supplies. City budgets were, therefore, return ed with these items disallowed.
 Wrangell receives "a 75 percent re- fund from the Territory on its mafn- tenance expense. The items disal- lowed means that the town will have tO increase the school budget $100O