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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-22
Contract Bridge

CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB
 Top scorers in the Thursday eve- ming session of the Cornell Contract club were: North and south, Mrs. George Bolger and Mrs. Joseph Mo- Nellis, 565; and east and west, Miss Belle Waters and Mrs. E. McGowan, 568. ,.....
 The standing to date is as follows: Stocker-Z -Zibell, 565; Waters-Mc- Gowan, 559; Boyle-McNellis, 555, and Lahey- -Geddes, $50.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-22
Personal
Glass Reunions To Feature Notre Dame Alun1nde Tea

Glass representatives who are as- sisting in preparations for the Notre Dame Alumnae Association tea to be held on Sunday afternoon at the new home of Notre Dame Academy report that large number from each class will be present for this first inspection of the house at the corner of Grove and Prospect streets recently acquired for the academy. These representatives are Miss Mary Bennett, Miss Catherine Bresnahan,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-22

is being conducted for Catholic lay- women from every walk of life, as a source of inspiration to personal holiness and apostolic effort.
 Rev. John H. Hutchinson, s. J., a native of Waterbury and at present member of the faculty of Holy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-22
Weddings

Gross college will be Che spiriolaI director.
 Reservations may be made with Miss Mary J. Butler, b1 ShuIkaa Place; Miss Anna M. Horan, % South Whitney street, and Miss Nancy o'Connor, IS Owen street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-22
Local Alumnae Members
 WiH Attend Celebration

Many local members of the Alumnae of the College of New Rochelle will return to their alma mater tomorrow to participate in the celebration of the twenty-ninth Founders day.
 The program for the day will in- clude luncheon at Maura hall at 1 o'clock, @ business meeting in the Science Lecture hall at 3 o'clock,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-22
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES 2
Weddings

MT. and Mrs. George w. Bacon of Revere street announce the com ing marriage of their daughter, Ann Elizabeth to Joseph Murphy, son ot Mrs. Rose Murphy and the late Hugh A. Murphy of Elmwood ave- nue. The wedding will take place Monday, November 8 at the Blessed Sacrament church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-22
Speakers Heard
 By Wonaer, Voters

Mrs. Leroy A. Rowland, wife of the dean of Wesleyan University and chairman of the foreign policy of the Middletown League of Wom- en Voters, was the guest speaker at a meeting of the Waterbury League of Women Voters held yesterday. A most interesting talk was given by the speaker on China"
 Mrs. Holland brought out many strong points in her speech showing how China, practically under con- trol of war lords, is an easy prey for invaders. She traced war ac- tivities h the Far East back to the time of President Roosevelt dealing with treaties signed at various in- tervalS. Japan was put on the de- fensive side by the speaker who stated that because of financial troubles they could not make the necessary progress and they were too proud to retreat.
 Following the address question period was held after which tea was served.
 Announcement was made at the business session that study groups in the local league will start with in the next month in government and child welfare, government and economics, government and its fro- eign policy and government and , education.
 It was also announced that a meeting will be held at the Con- necticut State College at Storrs Nov. 2 on government and its operation and government and edu- cation.
 Miss Helen Grickis of 26l Grove street, Miss Janet E. Thomson of 261 Grove street, MT. and Mrs. John Brophy of Edson avenue, MT. and Mrs. J. w. Williams of 87 East Main street, MT. and Mrs. Peter Pomponis of 805 Baldwin street. MT. and Mrs. J. c. Wolff of 38 Clifton avenue, MT. and Mrs. Curt B. Arndt of 24 willard street, and MT. and Mrs. A, P. Steiger of 199 Lincoln street, Wa terbury, Conn, are guests at the Ho- tel Lincoln, New York city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-22

Tn today's hand, most players would be inclined to say that suc- cess in making Q contract of four spades depended solely on the loca- tion of the diamond ace. They would be wrong.
 Obviously South cannot hope to establish Q heart for a discard of a loser. Hence the playing problem is e simple one. He must lose one trick in clubs and he must limit his dia- mond losses to two. or the contract cannot be made. vssgl N
 The obvious play, after drawing truraps, is to lead a diamond from the dummy 70 the sIosed hand and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-22
Events of Interest

Oct. 22-Mendelssohn m @ chorus, Bunker Hill church.
 Oct. 22-Foggia auxiliary dinner dance, Waverly Inn.
 Oct. 23-Gamma Sigma Chi sor- orority dinner dance.
 Oct. 24-Rev. J. 0. Walker at Sec- ond church forum. Oct. 24--Tuscan Circle annivar- sary, Buckingham hall.
 Oct. 26-Dr. Henry o. McComas at Waterbury Women's club.
 Oct. 26--Waterbury Druggists as- sociation dinner, Waverly Inn.
 Oct. 26-St. Jean-Baptiste society play, at St. Ann's hall.
 Oct. 27-Junior Women's cluh masquerade, Women's club.
 Oct. 27-Carl Sandburg, poet at Wilby high school.
 Oct. 27-Navy day program, Wash ington park house.
 Oct. 2S-Sons of Abruzzi axllili- ary dance, Waverly Inn.
 Oct. 28 and 20--Civic Theater play Women's Club. Oct. 20--Conn. Pratt club dance Three Cups Inn.
 Oct. 30 = Polish home harvest dance, Hamilton park.
 Oct. 31.-Dr. Henry O. Link at Second Church forum. NOVEMBER
 Nov. l-Mme. Frances Perkins ct Waterbury Women's club.
 Nov. 3-Harold Bauer, pianist, ct Women's club auditorium.
 Nov. E-Mastersingers chorus cone cert, Temple hall.
 Nov. 6-Italian World War Veter- ans dinner, Grange hall.
 Nov. 7.-Gov. w. l.. Cross at Protestant church union service.
 Nov 7-6alvatore DeStefano, harp. iSt, Buckingham hall.
 Nov. 7--Cour Fleur de Lys dinner, Franco American hall.
 Nov. 0-Capt. Caenro1 King, lec- turer, Womei1's club.
 Nov. 1O--Florio post military ball. Buckingham hall.
 Nov. 1O--Miss Florentine Hayden at Junior Women'S club.
 Nov. 10--Sigma Iota Theta din- i1er dance, Waverly Inn.
 Nov. 1l--St. MArgaret's church supper, Waterbury Women's club. Nov. 11- Gents of HN dinner Aaflce, Seven Gables Inn. Nov. 13 3-Naugatuck Valley R. P. z club dance, WAtqFtoWn elup,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-22
CONTRACT BRIDGE
 By VIM. E. MCKINNEY . Secretary of the American Bridge League

Avoid the Obvious Play This Contract Can Be Made But Not Unless Declarer Finds an Unusual
 Line of Play
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-22

One difference between the ex- pert and average player at the bridge table is that the average player always does the obvious, while the expert looks a little be- low the surface to see if there is some way to make his opponents help him play the cards.
 Solution to Previous
 Contract PrOlem
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-22

Striped rayon slippers with Cuban heels and com. fortable cushion soles
 Black, blue or red. Sizes ,.s, J. -.--.. -L-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-22

MT. and Mrs. s. P. Williams, Jr., and Miss Leonie Williams of Water- bury, Conn.,, have arrived in New York and are stopping at the Berk- shire.
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Imported, Oriental. copies All sizes,
DIV prices Room sizes from 1895.
CAPITOL RUG CO.,
1921 18th. AT HARVARD.
Omen EYeninRS and Sunday
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

HTIQUE JEWELRY-Diamon rings.
'stches bracelets. silver teeth. We pay
op prices. Schiller Bros. 922 st. NV.
pa
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THE GRALYN. 1T45 AND 1909 ST.
n.v-Delightful singles and doubles; twin
or studio beds: with or without bath.
1924 18th ST. N.W.-LarRe front room.
twin beds. adj. single room; auto. heat:
near cars; 81 and $3.50. 81
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RooAS FURNISHED.
lrr sk.x..-A

2O8 e ST. NW--Comfortable Ink. rm.,
next bath. walking dist. shopping, business
dfxfe
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

2437 18th N.W.--Large. newly decorated
rooms in former Embassy; connecting and
private baths. Reasonable. Young women.
1929 K ST. NV. Lee-Maruue-Nicely fur
vate baths: excellent board: downtown. 22.
1905 10th ST. N.W.-2nd. floor, front.
large double room; also single room.
3145 18th ST.-Front double room. twin
beds: 2 or ; persons: next bsth' other
1927 18th ST. N.w.-Double and single
rooms, private and semi-privAte baths,
with or without meals. Delightful location.
1918 VERMONT AVE, downtown--select
s ssch also snsle S Ssss 1885, WHY
1881 10th ST. N.W,-Attractive twin
private home; reasonably priced.
53O1 18th ST. N.W.-Two adults: large
sood food; home conveniences; phone.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Pvt. home, Ice.
front rm., south expos, twin beds unlim.
phone; home priv: reas. Emerson 1893.
1349 JEFFERSON sT.-Attractive room;
owners home. Reasonable. for gentleman.
Board optional Georgia 1881.
221 INGRAHAM N.w.-New home: attrac.
rm., semi-pvt. bath excel. meals; single,
S37.50 mo-; double, S3b ca. Rand. 1884.
zoos COLUMBIA RD.. Apt. 40--Attrsctive
business woman. North O696-J.
MOUNT PLEASANT-Attractive 2nd-fioor
room; good board; near cars, bus. Col.
1025.
CLUB MERIDIAN, 1890 18th st. NV
Opening for two young distinguished men
or ladies who care for the better atmos-
phere in room and board.
1912 WOODLEY PL., near Shoreham-
Lovely. large front room, twin beds; large
reception rooms; excellent meals.
3T40 MILITARY RD., mr.. Conn. sve. bus
Lovely lerpe rm, in pvt. home: also single.
Exceptional table. Emerson 2s36.
s1b3 FLA, AVE. NV, of Conn. and R
Doubles $40; triples, S35 mo Newly furn..
house; all outside rms. just opened. 26'
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RE-UPHOLSTERING

Three-piece living suite upholstered for
SAL: covering and new inside material
Included made like new in finest tapestry
and friezette. Workmanship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERY CO.
25na 14th ST NV. COLUMBIA in1T2.
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LOOK RIGHT DOWNTOWN AND
walk of the Govt. depts and main
shopping district. CORNER apart
ment with foyer. LARGE living room.
LARGE bed room. kitchen GREE re-
PORCELAIN for S65! Modern fire.
proof building with 24-hour switch
hoard and elevator service. You will
like this apartment the more you
study III See resident manager at
The PENTILLY." 1912 X ST. NV.
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ROOMS WANTED.

GOVT. CLERK desires warm. ood-sized
ROOM grill: walk. dist. Treas; Protestants.
Box 493-X. Star. III
WANTED ROOM, District; quiet: not more
than 80 minutes transportation; lady;
WANTED-Furnished single room in e..
in the section around Trinidad ave. State
full particulars Box 46S-X. Star.
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APARTMENTS UkFURhIsHEp.

1919 MORRISON ST. N.W.-Home- cook ed
meals, monthly rates Cleveland 1854.
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FOR STUDIO

Large. beautiful room with open nre-
place. near fashionable Conn and Mass.
ayes; for~dancing or music lessons: SI2.50
per week. North 2i63.
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4414 coNn111r Pm NV

4474 CONDUIT RID. NV.
Apt. 1.-TWO rooms. dinette. kitchen
bath and screened porch; locker, heat
115 9Th ST Sc
Two rooms. kitchen. bath. Frigidaire
1899 X ST Sc
Close to Pa. ave.--Modern four-fsniIy
building: two units available; 2 bed rooms
living rm. dinette. kit. bath. Tenants
furnish own heat and refrigeration; $40.
222S 4Oth PL. NV
=. Apt. Semi detached 2 bed rooms
living room. dinette. kitchen. bath. screened
porch. Heat and hot water included,
l.. T. GRAVATTE
T2a 18th st. Realtor Natl O753
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BED ROOM SET, bow-end, mahogany
finish, s pieces; de luxe spring: excellent
mattress; $40. No dealers. Apt. 6O4, 200
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ADDING MACHINE AND TYPEWRITER.
like new, very cheap. Don't miss such a
chance Blaustein's. 44S Park I'd. apt 7.
ADDREsSOGRAPH. complete with drawers
and 600 name frames. $50. Ask for MI.
aHvore fIth
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BRrCK-5O M hard brick, So per M. Lum-
Der hoorine sheathins siding: ks, 2x10,
2x12. 3xt0, 3xI2 at S15 per NJ. Bathtubs.
sinks. pipe. etc. Ace Wrecking Co., Inc,
81 N SRO9
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BRICK. steel beams. angle irons, reinforce
ms rods, lumber. doors, sash. radiators
plumbing fixtures, etc. H. Herfurth. Jr.,
Inc Half and o SITS Sc
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WALBRIDGE HOUSE.
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
TABLE BOARD.

REFINED LADY desires room. board with
pvt family in apt. house. vicinity 18th
and Columbia I'd. Adams 021g.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

SUBURBAN. KOOMS.
1911 eth. South Arlington, va.-Wslnut
l40I -J-Nicely furnished; home priv
ileees; SIS per month.
ITO NORTH QUINCY ST. Arlington, Va,
. rms, furnished for light housekeeping;
ami. Phone Walnut 231f. -
1924 4th ST. N, Arlington. Va. =
two in family; one-half block of bus
Walnut 1275-W. Call after pm. 81.
LARGE, PLEAS, FRONT RIM. for 2 EN-
ployed, twin beds, oil heat, hot water. next
bath. shower; mr.. bus; loo fare: pvt home;
breakfast optional: gar. Walnut 6939-W.
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rFoeEF- General Electric, reeonditioned
and ruas., S2p so; 81 weekly. F. q.
Harris Co, 1900 14th 81. NV.
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1112 MORSE ST N.E.-Front. sleeping
next bath: clean; one gentleman, 81; cou-
pie. SIS. Call before : pm. 2O'
1921 BELMONT RID. N.W.-Desirable bed
room or bed-living room; FOOD location;
SOB Adams 4514 23-
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ga ST. Me- large rooms. kitchenette,
sleeping porch: new floors: bath; heat,
light gas, hot water. refrigeration.
HILL CREST-In new home. 3 rooms. bath
Lincoln 2s23. 23'
I435 NEWTON ST. NV comfortable
rooms. private bath. detached house; grill
privileges; phone incl. in rent. Col. 1921.
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Red ROOM. dining room davenport suite;
typewriter. studio couch. chifforobe. kltcn-
en- cabinet beds Edelman, 1903 Ga. ave.
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ROOMS FUR. q uNFUR.
ROOMS UNPUBLISHED.

Mr.. 9Th ST. ExT.-Besutiful large apts
and rms. SIS to S35; high elev.. light
ami, shower; Ia blocks bus. Shep. 800
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eAn6usL IenS, motors. Early, 1o0o -1t1h.
ELOwERS-Pilot blowers; new Minneap-
clis-Honeywell souaststs; $500. Harris
Armature Co, l343 9th st. North 1920.
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NTIQUEStDrop-leaf dining room table.
s chairs. chest of drawers, old glass. 1914
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1923 VARNUM ST. NW.-Room in private
family; INV h: near bus and cars; lady or
gentleman; S15. Columbia a010.
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DOWNTOWN, 1924 X St. NV, Apt. Al
Attractive. double front room, newly furn.;
Besutyrest mattress; unlim. phone; ele-
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THE WESTMINSTER. 1907 18th ST. NV
Clean. sunny front rm.. twin beds. running
water, mr. shower. 50: double nm. with
bath, $40: attractive English basement
rm., twin beds, running water, IS; also B.
RIM basement apt, $40.
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NIGHT CLUB. owner Of large: fully
viii lease to responsible party; seating
capacity over 300: rent. 5000.
r. NJ De Shazo. 1923 14th NV. Natl. DOL.
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1923 VERMONT AVE. NV (Thoms
Circle). Apt. 33--Warm. attractive1y furn.
single or double: downtown: gentleman. 22
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NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS-Singie. 81
per week. double. S. per week; steam heat
ana bath. Apply American House, 627
Ppnna ave NV "a
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BLOWERS. S7.50 to $3.50; thermostat, So.
5ustalled small charge; repaired; terms;
aYhn1Ict nnin 1913 Nth
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2715 CONN. AVE, opposite Wardman Park
+ otelESinEle and double rooms, reasonable.
h. No1a LILY hia
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
lContfrued J

FJFFET LUNCH op. large Govt. bldgs.;
So1h weekly Price, 81 500. Terms.
Capital Adjusting e. Finance Co.. ZOOS
u e NJ Mnf ASl3
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
fContinued.)

SANDY SPRING. MD.-BEAUTIFUL UN-
turn 1O-room house; ami; 10 mi. from
d. c. line; reasonable Ashton 6-R. 81
URNISHED-5-ROOM AND BATH
preferable: $50. Call Wisconsin 1851
COLONIAL BRICK IN LYON VILLAGE: az
bed rms. "a baths lv. rm. dining rm.,
kit. sun deck. screened porch. full noored
500 month. 14lO N Herndon st. Airing.
ton. Va. Walnut 1910.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
FORT SLOCUM PARK.
DETACHED BRICK.

cOkl oANSOM Ehfths
>nI2ETIACHEp BRICK.
NEW-S9 ,450-NEW.
,r,sv 9 rooms; 2 baths, center hall plan;
arranged For inspection call Geo. ao42.
LAsT-CHANCE BARGAIN
30 BUILT LEFT
New brick, semi-detached; rooms. 2
baths. 3 concrete porches; oak floors,
hardwood trim Arranged for one or two
families. Only $500; low down pay
141s 18th PLACE Sc
tOut Pa. ave. Sc. to Minnesota ave-.
right to 10th ST.. right to p ST., left to
aa. WAPLE & JAMES INC,
1924 14th ST. NV. Dist. 3347.
WHY PAY RENT?
SEE 5014 4th ST. NV
Lovely s-room house, arranged for two
families. First floor-4 large rooms, beau
tiful tile kitchen. Second fioor-4 large
noon s ea eqped 0r very srae
tion room Convenient to transportation
ssh9eis So stores @ an and churches Priced at
MR.. oREM, Geo. 463a.
1924 ,st5 WAPtE + s s W JAMES. nc. INC, a,.-
SEVEN ROOMS-S6. $50
Vacant; new-house condition; 3 porches
garage, electric refrigeration; paved street
and alley; q block op9n to BUS
1867 OWEN PL. NE.
1924 l4th ST. NV. Dist 3347.
NEAR FORT SLOCUM PARK.
Semi detached Colonial brick q rooms,
screened and weather. stripped; built-in
garage; price S7,950; easy terms. For
further information, call w. E. SIMPSON.
Col 2045
WAPLE & JAMES. INC
1924 14th st. NV Dist. 3341.
ST-NEW-TRADE
Will consider clear lots or small house
In exchange on S-room and 2-bath brick.
Col. p S4-J.
WOODBRIDGE. 2630 MYRTLE AVE. NE
LOCATED one block south of traffic light
at R. l. and South Dakota ayes.t
very spacious 1-room, detached home
in perfect neW-houSe condition. Special
features large corner bed rooms, porch.
beautiful trees, lot 4212X2UO. Ample gar
den space. H-w h. Automatic h. W. Refg
Priced for quick sale S1.95o On easy
terms or will consider reasonable trade
for property that needs improvement Open
daily for inspection.
L. G RICHARDSON
1910 N. Harrison St. Arlington Va.
Walnut 1923. Or Your Own Broker.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

1908 QUINCY ST. N.W.-ExCELLENT
ol Surner garage. oWNER Col Col 7sss' s5fs 5:
sasb sa5" Soxn vs.
per month. Lincoln 1O046. s.
$500 sAcR1F1CE-NEW BRICK HOUSE;
Rw Ruaer hes San's $500 esfh e sssh Ws
BUILDER HAS NICE SHADY LOTS IN
house for $5. .75o-$6 $50, including lot:
Gan aesas cdms so fsi han as 4s
Chevy Chase blvd or call Columbia 1862
1858 OWEN PL. N.E.----MoDERN. GROOM
house, entirely reconditioned. Looks like
precl very ca
sin 3693.
S4,3bO; $500 CAsH-BUNGALOW. s RMS,
bath bait lear EaraEe; H1,a large corner lot; 10
Ram Rsndoph oSfss s57 se's Natonsi s $3.50 easy 'efms
SIX ROOMS, TWO BATHS.
NEAR 4,h AND SSf0RD K I. AVE. NE Ne.
DoTsh 0un sarase ss' kitchens Soe
to bus, street cars and stores; real
wApIh S:s :. y !zMrs' zh sE INC, .,,
1924 l4th st. NV Dist. 3347.
STOP PAYING RENT
Small cash payment and small monthly
payments Will purchase nome nave sew
eral houses to dispose of; all sections.
OWNER. Col, 1913.
NEAR WESTERLEIGH.
This nearly new, fine Miller built de.
tached home. containing 3 bed rooms and
? baths is located Just of Massachusetts,
ave on very pretty lot. 1t is only a
year, old, and bus passes the house. Owner
to buy a fine home for low price
THOMAS j. FISHER & co. INC
73S 18th ST. NV, Dist $3.50.
MARYLAND PARK, MD.
S-room frame bath: hot-water heat: II
acre lot. with large trees; u block to bus.
Property in fair condition; must be sold.
Price low. Walnut 755,,
NEW DETACHED BRICK.
Center-Hall Type
Good Northwest Location on Wide Avenue.
PRICE ONLY SO $50.
large rooms % recreation on room; ,S,a is. slate
229s.
900, WAPLE s (; u JAMES, INC. NC .,,7
VISIT WOODBRIDGE GARDENS.
SEVERAL HOUSES NOW READY FOR
YOUR INSPECTION.
See our 4-bed-room house at ll6 18th
St ne.
PAUL P. STONE, North 747l.
Would You Like a Bungalow?
hardwood floors full-leneth screens on
all windows. weatherstripped throughout.
new gas range. inlaid linoleum, electric re-
frigerator in pantry: new PittSburg hot
water heater, large attic full basement,
gas range and laundry tubs front and rear
porChes beautiful front and rear yards,
over $50 monthly blooming roses, single ga =
rage with private driveway. Price, S6,950.
M. B. WEAVER. Cleveland 4944
WAPLE g. JAMES, INC,
1924 l4th St. NV DIST, 3:i41
SEE 5719 lSt ST. NV.
OPEN q TO -.
I have the house you have long looked
for detached brick: one Of the highest To-
cations in the District. Extra large bed
rooms. Beautiful bed room and bath on
first floor: recreation room: . real fire.
places: detached brick garage: large lot.
This IS the best buy on todays market.
Call or see MI Orem GEORGIA 4630
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1924 l4th ST NV. Dist. :3:.I1
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REAL BUY AT S425O
wv F1VE-ROOM AND BATH BUNGA-
Lows. Seat Pleasant. Md: elec kitchen.
hardwood floors. fireplace. screens full
service: near schools, churches and stores
Week davs phone Line. 1906 Sunday
phone Capt. lights 2S3. Open all day
Sunday a.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.


sna Beo PARK ssp. MP SSSs. SoR fALXEET SaE5
Scar garage, suitable for apartments or
rooming; steam heat, electricity. gas. Bar
gain price terms. H. J. PATTERSON
sIx-RooM MODERN BUNGALOW, H
schools and churches. MiIDREN NJ SUI SUI.
LIVAN. sos Lee ave. Maryland Park Ter
race. near Seat Pleasant, Md.
S5,25o-DELIGHTFUL 5-ROOM BRICK
OIL heat; fne shade trees; 10c bus. only
$500 down and $50 month Walnut 1855.
TWO BLOCKS COUNTRY CLUB. EXCLU-
sive section modern s-room home in lovely
settlng ol Oh forest trees; only $3.50.
HALfH GRAIN 4:,99 Lee Hwy. Wal $3.50.
Crowded for Bed Rooms?
Here is 5-bed room, detached. modern
coTnsI HSI, home y IN best SECTION Of Nj. Rainier
Ewes. and Sun. Georgia HAs!; sa5a 3Eoo'
WILL SELL TO 3 ACRES ON NO. /
Highway. near Washington. reasonable;
easy terms. Suitable for homes. tourist
stations, barbecue stands and other enter
prises. Address Box BOD Star or'ce.
NEW CAPE COD BRICK
JEFFERSON PARK VA
Six large rooms breakfast nook Beau
baths; Master bed room has private bath
and dressing room Basement recreation
room with fireplace. Laundry Maid S
room and lavatory. 2-car. garage: 9O-foot
house in trade. VIII consider exchange
for farm. Georgia 1901.
Wv FfvE-RooM AND BATH i14 BuNoA-
Lows. Seat Pleasant. Md; elec. kitchen,
basement large lot. street car and buS
Evening star., 1937-07-03
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

s SHEPHERD ST. HYATTSVILLE-VERY
attractive 5-room bung allow. furnished
G E. refrg.. washing machine: price,
$3.50 adults only. Greenwood l471-W.
& RMS, BATH ELEC. INV H: CITY
water garage; acre; 10c bus zone; S55 mo.
B. M SMITH 24OS Columbia pike.
Arlington Va. Phone Clarendon a03S.
FOR SUMNER. SITS MO. FURNISHED:
5-room house, ami. in cool. attractive
Highland Park. Va Take Falls Church
bus 10th and ID" or Arnold bus 10Th ard
C. via Washington blvd: 25 minutes.
Inquire 1920 N. Mckinley rd.. block oft.
VA. HIGHLANDS S3l 3lst ST. SOU1 H
Bungalow, Is rooms. bath; modern hot
water heat full basement; garage: $50;
15-minute bus service downtown, o.
HANDSOME 3-ACRE ESTATE. Mr.. MT.
Vernon, with sweeping view OF Potomac
4 bed rooms > baths, scar garage: all
mod. convenience; easy committing dist.
from Washington via Memorial Highway;
$3.50 month. FRANCIS POWELL HILL,
Realtor. Dec. 34@:, or Alexandria 1853.