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A True Friend

"A true friend" said Hi Ho, the
sage of Chinatown, is one who does
not. envy or fear you even though
you are able to do him great
favors."
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Return Game Here Sunday.
THANK YOU.

I wish to take this opportunity
to thank those people who helped
me through my recent predica-
ment.
CT GLENN slnJN TAYLOR. -
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One
Minute
Please!

That's all the time
it's going to take us
to tell you why you
cant afford to over
look the fact that
Manion Service IS
the place you will
get value received
for your money!
First of all, coInpe--
tent mechanics as
sure you of only the
best work!
Secondly, we be-.
lieve in the Golden
Rule, do Unto 9th
ers as You Would
Have Them Do I'm
to You"
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MISCELLANEOUS

I will not be responsible for debts
contracted by my Wife,. B. Stap-
ley. lila.
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The worst man can hear about
himself viii benefit him most.
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LOST

ii Iost--30x3i1z u. s. Peerless tire
on highway between Thompson lake
and Libby Sunday night. Finder
please return to Leo Becker. 1t.
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BACkACHE,
LEG PAINS may
BE DANGER SIGN
OF Tired Kidneys

II bsckSche and leg pains are making you
miserable. don't Just complain and do nothing
about them. Nature may De warning you that
your kidneys need attention.
The kidneys are Natures chief way of taking
sGeess acids and poisonous waste out Of the
Dlood. Most people pass about 3 plnts u day OF
about 5 pounds Of waste.
Frequent or scanty passages with smsrting
and burning shows there may be something
wrong with your Sldneys or bladder.
Il the ID miles Of kidney tubes and filters
tOu work veil, poisonous waste matter stays
q the blood. These pOIsons may start nsggins
DacSSches, rheumatic pains, leg pains loss Of
pep Sni energy. getting up nights. swelling
2UthUess under the eyes headaches and dizziness
Don't Wait. Asa your druggist for Uoan's
Pills, used successfully by millions for over 40
years They give happy relief and will help the
Is miles Of kidney tubes aush out POISONOUS
waste from the blood Get DUans Pills
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Their success or failure more often
than not depends on very real, earth
~ things.
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SERVE GOD WITH LIFETIME
DEVOTION

I'd Devotion to God. Il wholly
followed the Lord my God" Fol
low him in heart. Follow him in
thought. Follow him in deed. Fol
low him i'm every relation of life.
Follow him all the time. Get 9TH
rrS to follow him. Be faithful TO
him first and foremost of all.
(2) Devotion to Gods Word.
The Lord spake" He speaks so
that we can hear. But we must
be in hearing distance and in
hearing attitude. And we must
hear with view to knowledge
and action. Listen, therefore, to
his word of command. Treasure
his word Of promise. Transmit his
word of warning to the world. Ac-
cept his word as his word for US
along the journey of life. Be true
to it.
CD Devotion to Gods Servants.
"MoSeS-.IoShua." Caleb carried
out the wishes of the great Law
giver. He proved his faithfulness
i'm that critical hour at kadeSh-
Barnea. He was faithful also to
Joshua the great general. A man
in the second place needs to be
loyal to the man in the first place.
(4 Devotion to Gods Cause.
Sent me-tO eSpy out the land. y
Caleb had Il difficult and danger
Gus task. But he performed it
with skill and fidelity. And he
did it because it was his high re-
ligious as well as civic and patri-
otto duty. 1t was the cause of God
and therefore deserving of his
best.
(5) Devotion to Gods People.
My brethren-made the heart Of
the people melt" Could Caleb and
Joshua ever forget the report OF
the ten spies who shocked the He
brew host into CONSERVATION and
cowardice? Did they think they
were saving their people by not
advising the immediate invasion
of Canaan? On the contrary, Ca
leb and Joshua alone were faith
full to Gods people i'll the crisis
at Kadesh-Barnea.
60 Devotion in Heart. LAS 1t
was in my heart" That is the seat
and the source of all right action.
Feel right toward others, and you
will act right toward them. Be
devoted to the cause of Christ,
and you will live devout life.
Indeed, the wise man tells us to
keep the heart with all diligence,
for out of it are the issues of life.
CD Devotion in Word. 81
brought him word again" 1t was
not the word brought by his breth-
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rem. But it was the word Of truth
Therefore Caleb must utter it
though it would put him in
hopeless minority and invite the
anger of his people almost to the
point of stoning. Speak the truth
no matter what others may speak.
Be faithful in word. although an
tagonism is aroused.
(S) Devotion in Deed. my
strength now, for war, both to go
out, and to come in" Think Of
Caleb robust, vigorous, forward
looking at eighty-fve! He did not
belong on the shelf but in the
center Of great activities. He
would not depend upon faithful
ness in the past, but was ready
for the future. He dedicated his
powers to the common cause. He
measured life by service.
(9) Devotion in Aim. "Give me
this mountain whereof the Lord
spake." 1t is well to aim high. 1t
is better to aim at a difficult,
challenging, and worthy goal. But
it is even more important to adj
Just our aims to the divine will.
What Jehovah speaks concerning
us ought to occupy the largest
place in our program.
(l0) Devotion in Achievement
Hebron - became the inherit
ance of Caleb-And the land had
rest from war" So Caleb receiv-
ed his reward. And the reward
was in the nature of q new and
greater responsibility. But he dis
charged it with credit and sue
cess. So his country had peace
and he left the world better than
he found it. -
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Sunday School lesson for July

10.
Scripture: Joshua l4:6-l5.
Golden text: Let us 90 up ut
once. and possess il; for we are
wen able 10 overcome it.-Num-
hers 1890.
From Kadrsh- Baruea, the twelve
spies were sent into Canaan to
obtain accurate data concerning
the country and its inhabitants.
they spent forty days u"aycrSing
the hand full length. On their re-
turn they reported unanimously
uruu the vast resources of the
country and the strength Of the
people. among whom We're five
wIr-likr tribes and the sous Of
Auak the giant: but the conquest
nf Canaan was opposed 10y ten
and favored by the immortal two.
Caleb and Joshua 4 Shiver of
dread shot through the Hebrew
multitude. who cried and COM
planned. ycarncd for Egypt and
wanted To kill their leaders. But
cod spoke. penalty was pronounc-
ed. the faithlCSS spies fell by
plague, the people incurred their
laundering sin and in preSump-
ti"n suffered defeat and then fell
hack into the wilderness for thir-
ty-cight more years OF wander
iu%.
1t was soon after the settle
mcnt of Israel i'm Canaan thar
Caleb at his special request and
IN recognition of MS fidelity WAS
awarded the yet uuconqucrcd hill
country of Hebron. once the home
of Abraham.
The DEVOTION OF FAITH
Joshua l4:6-l2)
The Request of Caleb mani
Tested the devotion Of faith. It
seems To- have been the Gilgll
located in central Palestine which
MAS The headquarters of Joshua
during the allotment of territory
amen. the tribes. When Caleb
who WAS evidently much beloved
and Justly popular appeared be-
fore Joshua To make his request
he was accompanied by the lead
inn .,,, 80 ,b, ,.;b, If IId,b
- ,rr,ir.. s,.rp. bipo.rS m.p
f.,itb ,D Tine nrnfr.Sinu Of faith
Nod L,.,,, r,.,Ir homo. 400 bv Ca}rh.
lie. seems to have been OF foreign
extraction. tie may have belong
rd To the mixed multitude" lk.N.
.3S, which came out of Egypt
with Israel or Joined it i'm the viii
dcrrrsy Al any rate ne was asSo-
riatnd with the tribe Of Judah
and ot,airrt hiuh rcro,uitjon for
ms LOYALTY to Jehovah and To Is
.,,.I -, Tn. vn,.ifir,tinr nf faith
w3s recalled i'm the rromiSr Of
lone. life made To JuSnua and Ca
I,.h at kadrSh- Baruca. The cow
.ayJIv spir, had died at once by
pIap.uc and the craven warriors
who yhrank from attack had all
uasSrd away ONLY Caleb and
Inshu, remained IN enter Canaan
and occupy their place in the
Promised Land. C3J The skill Of
Faith had been shown during the
accommodating expedition Of Ca
I,.b and his associates when they
spicd out the. land a. the future
nome Of their people. lU The
obedience of faith was illustrated
bv Caleb who followed Jehovah
with loyal spirit and unvarying
fidelity. 90 The sincerity of faith
appeared i'm the true report of
out of his heart without duplicity
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Nevertheless. she persisted. 81!
mcan--w we'll, YOU iii ds"y you
needed L probe, didn't YOU"
and even 50, Top Sure"
spoke with chilling ""l'tcncs5,
MAY as; what rou happen to
be doing in hcrc"'
Tran rui her hands int" th"
pockets Of her nm rorI [" keep
them from shHkiu%.
II was - well luo';im",' shr
managed to &C. out. Il" de-
pcratcly she >trovc for Il more
chatty note "a hospital j. such
an interesting place don't you
Think"
Then-bccauSc the NOR" FRIGHT
ened she was, the more irrr~ist-
IDLY she wanted tc l;u",! ~"
took her checks ha"d between he"
teeth; but her traitor ewes got
bigger and darker and SIMMER in
her pale little face.
80 mtcrcsting," he a9id. his
own eyes like remote EiUc ice,
"that if you're ditr through
sightseeing here. 4 should APP
prcciatc your going to do yrur
looking elsewhere.
After a mIivrrin~ instant, Tran
went, with what dignity she could
muster
"And who. BcMchl"y." d. Sar-
gent demanded. "would that
feather-brain be-"
Young DR.. Benchlcy grinncd.
"Her gwen namc--hrli"vc it or
not-is ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Dearborn" he said. But she's
more popularity known rs UtiI-
ity'."
"And what. in heavens name,
is she doing in this hospital or
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WEEKLY SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
CALEB: LIFETIME DEVOTION
BY HIGHT c. MOORE !.

tasks. CO.. The unselfishnesS of
faith is seen in the choice of Ca
lcb which was in striking contrast
to that of Lot long before. He
sought no easy place. N0) The
task of faith had i'll it I challenge
appealing to Caleb. He called for
the hill country of Hebron. In
deed he had explored it as Il spy
and had been granted it for forty
five years. Here Abraham had re-
sided long ago. Now it was the
abode of the giants and a most
war-ilke city. But Caleb's faith
was equal to his task. QD The
outlook Of faith embraced the GER
tainty Of victory. Jehovah would
be with him SO that the giant chief
in his mountain businesses could
not withstand the attack of cour-
age. tl2) The Influence of faith
appears i'm the effect which Ca
leb's request had upon his own
compatriotS ut the time and upon
all courageous hearts To this day.
THE DEVOTION OF COURAGE
Joshua l4:l3-l5)
The Reward Of Caleb recognize
ed the devotion of courage. AL
ready he had received 4 part of
the possession which came to him
through faith. He had long life,
when others mad fallen long ago.
He had treat strength which made
him physically as nit at eighty-fve
as he was at forty. He had Il good
name anon gthe chosen people.
He had the satisfaction of having
rendered great service. He had
seen his faith confirmed and hopes
realized for Israel. Now he has
an additional award. Cd The
blessing Of Joshua was bestowed
upon him heartily in the presence
Of leading men Of his tribe and
country. (2) The gift Of Hebron
WAS chccrfullv made to him as he
requested and as he had been
promised long ago. CD The rec
ognition Of his character and SER
vice must have been gratifying to
him. for his request was granted
on moral and spiritual even more
than political and military
grounds. (D The victory over the
city of his choice came in the full
ness Of time. God WAS with him
in the onslaught. The three giant
sons Of Anak fell before him
Brave men stood by his side The
stronghold of Dcbir WAS taken by
his daughters sutton. The city
named for one of its pagan con-
QucrorS was again given the
name hallOwed by memories Of
Abraham. the progenltOr Of the
Hebrew people. 60 The era Of
peace followed the destruction Of
the Anakim and the capture Of
4 Canaanitish stronghold struck
terror to the heart Of every foe
and insured Il period of peace for
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$I3,95U.
Near the Cathedral,

Situated in that popular area adjoining
the embassies and Just of Massachusetts
ave. A very substantial and particularly
spacious home containing 10 rooms. g bed
all modern improvements and q 2-car
garage. The. house has been completely
renovated and Is now vacant. Reasonable
offers will be given prompt consideration.
Attractive terms can be arranged. THOS.
J. FISHER g. co. INC. DIST $3.50.
194S
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

OWNER. TRAVELLING IN ORIENT. WILL
rent completely furnished house until June
80. 1889, Suitable for couple. In Chevy
Chase. Md. Just of Conn. ave. at Columbia
Country Club. Large living room with fire.
place, 27-ft. library with 9 900 volumes,
dining room. bedroom. kitchen. bath. porch.
automatic oil heat hot water. refrigeration.
two-car garage, large shade trees: Sl25
per month. E. QUINCY SMITH. INC, 500
18th st. NV. District 9O51.
CHEVY CHASE-CLEVELAND PARK.
full homes. to IL rooms. l to 3 baths.
LESLIE D MEASEII. Adams 96G3 Is
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Outstanding Values

Two-Family Home
Il 614 X St. N.E.-S45.OO
Five rooms. . kitchens and bath: hot
iii water heat. electricity.
III 1916 G st. NE.-x5O.
II Living room. dining room. 3 bed
iii rooms. kitchen and bath. = screened
I'LL porcheS.
N Semi-Detached
III 441O Chesapeake St.-S57.5O.
IN Drive out Wis. Ave. to River Rd..
II west on River Rd. to Chesapeake.
III Reception hall. living room. dining
III room. :, bedrooms, kitchen. bath. 3
Hi porcheS; garage; rear yard.
III Excellent Location
III 435 Decatur st. N.W.-S65.0O
IL Living room. dining ROOM 3 bed
III rooms. kitchen and bath; elec. refrig-
iii Grafton; rear yard: screened porches.
III All Decatur St. N.W.-S15
III Rec. hall. living room, dining
II room. 4 bedrooms. kitchen and bath:
iii . incloSed porcheS; garage laundry
III tubs and toilet in basement; rear
III yard: convenient to schools; excellent
iii transportation.
II Near 14th and Park Rd.
II 1428 Parkwood Pl. N.W.-LarEe Home
III Living room. dining room. bed
HI rooms > baths, kitchen; two-car ga
Ill rage: Frigidaire: screened rear porch;
iii laundry tubs and extra layatory in
III basement. $500.
II In Petworth
II Two-Family Home
III Ala FarraEut St. NV.
III Colonial home; rec. hall. living
iii room. dining room. bedroom, kitchen
III with elec. refrigerator. lst H.; COM
III plete bath in basement: living room.
III dining room. bedroom. small lncloSed
III porch. kitchen and bath. second floor
iii oil burner and garage; large rear yard.
III 4O3 Delafield Pl. N.W.-S5s so
III Living room. dining room. 3 bed
ii rooms kitchen and bath. = screened
iii porcheS.
Il Large Home
ii 1920 Illinois Ave. N.W.-&s9.5O
II Semi-detached rec. hall. living
III room, dining room. 4 bedrooms:
III kitchen and bath. pantry, screened
rear porch. large rear yard. 2-car ga
rage, oil burner, elec. refrigeration.
14O4 K CAFRI1Z DI. 5000
5LORED-1O6 D ST. sE-5 ROOMS,
AZ, co1lor IN n o1ep newly dpcOratpd:
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APARTMENTS UNEURklsHEp.

$5Z.5U.
Includes gas, cleo. heat and refg.: liv
rm.. bedrm kit t.-dinette. bath: J. B. THEY
development of new 2-family homes de-
signed for complete privacy. Drive out
New HAMPSHIRE ave. to Gallatin st. NV,
right blocks to Farragut pl
TIFFEY g. FLYNN, INC,
Woodward Bldg Republic 1CJR
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HOUSES UNFURkIsHED.
(CSnntinuAd

4219 RIVER RD. N.W.-ATTRAC.
tive corner house. 8 rooms and
and garage ge,------. $500
bath, hot-water heat. garage - $500
4sS and St roo@s ot xh sna sss 5sffs
eoh ohotswster 5swa heat and garase 1000
hot,water heat -:---.-.--... 47.5O
hot-water heat --,--,-------... 1850
12ts tath s3,a h6t-sir st hest n;x' rooms and
2iS6 H st. nw.- rooms and bath;
electricity $500
7.3 10Th St. NV.
CHEVY CHAsE-CLEVELAND PARK.
We invite your inspection Of our beauti-
Eshg q hHRf5 MEasELL e Lloo%s ADAMS !H ss6s baths
s21 RANDOLPH ST. NV.
rms, a bedrmsD, bath. h.-w.h.
1922 DELAF1ELD PL. NV. ''''o
'm'' pssbi S"s6 eS5SpaHFf coSpuIT Rs Rfs' NV
rmS' bath "a q AbxMs RsssR' sr Oh NV
rms'' bath iii h.6~ . Z b. 81: 4ma: a:E s4S'oo
rms BATH 1ss f3s' 81 sas' sE 'i!r00e 90
rms' BATH e1i n-T;h,; Y sr else; s sW. sas-s55oo
- D
614 l. ST. SW.
6 rms, bath, INV h. ami. redec.-- $37 so
716 9th ST. S,W:
Tms' BATH s$4 slee TN sss ST. 'stISos s%s 90
rms. bath Arcola heat. .elec, gas $4,000
733' 18th St. NV. Natl. 0352.
GOA OAK DRIVE.
Silver Spring, Md-Center-hall brick:
heat. for reliable tenant; $40. DIXIE
2818 WISCONSIN AVE,
rooms baths buit-in garage; new-house
condition; auto. heat refg finished doatic: attic:
fully insulated. OWNER. Woodley 1899.
FOR RENT.
Several houses. all well located: avail
able for immediate. occupancy. You are
invited, to call at the office or phone for
''"F' GEE GEORGE I. BORGER,
643 Ind Ave. NV. Natl. $3.50.
420 10th ST. NE.
rms. bath. h.-wh.. ami. garage;
redecorated, weather-stripped and caulked
~ -,a ,.; FLoYp E E DAVIS c., CO., o,-.
327 w ST. NE.
Completely renovated throughout-76
rooms. bath. screened sleeping porch,
4ltK pqfn bqn
WXeGAMAN,BRAWNER Sa y!s + Y REALTY coRP..
$500 18th ST. NV.
8 Rooms and Bath Porch. s55.
Mills Bldg Natl 1S65
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CONGRESSIONAL,

We have an excellent selection OF fur
nished houses for the congressional term
Car available for inspection. DIXIE
REALTY CO., National $780,
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SAVE $500

SPECIAL XMAS SALE-An allowance Of
100000 will be made on each house sold
prior to midnight. Dec. "A. 1888.
2224 Observatory pl. n.w.--3 bedrooms,
room and modern kitchen. Basement with
street entrance. Has large room with bath
that could be rented. Price. S7,25O. 90;
terms Sb5O.00 cash. $500 per month
Inspect these properties at once and save
100000 by buying before Xmas. Dial
Woodiey 9563 or drive out Wisconsin ave.
turn left on Calvert left on Tunlaw, right
on Benton. left on Observatory D.. 10
sample house No 1904 us
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OPEN TONIGHT. 8 TO 8

I UPEN TONIGHT. TO g.
NEW HOMES. 3621 TO 362a JENIFER
| 81. w. S-room. 2-bath Colonial brick
llncludlng recreation room and big break
| last room; automatic heat and refrigera
| 1lon: p squares east Of Connecticut ave.
| Just north of Nebraska ave PRICE
| SIO,50o. . SOLD. BOSS g. PHELPS. Ma.
| T1ONAL $500
| Day InSpectiou BY Annoirtn,ent
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105 MADISON ST. NV

$3.50.
SEMI-DETACHED BRICK.
This attractive "Cooley-Bullt" home
Just 3 years old, contains large rooms ,
complete baths. automatic heat. recreation
room and garage: southern exposure and in
neW-house condition. Don't fail to inveSti-
gate this: For details call Mr.. Wdmyer
Adams 3405
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FLATS FOR RENT.

NEAR GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV.
2l36 H st. n.w.-4 rooms and bath,
latrobe heat 32.5O
JAMES NORRIS WOODWARD, Realtor,
123 Goth ST. NV
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$3.50.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
a pdrnnroc-O nafhc

CHEVY CHASE, d. c.
Bedrooms Baths
low price for splendid home. situ-
ated west of Connecticut ave in a lovely
square and where of Washingtons finest
schools are in close proximity. There are
7 well-proportioned rooms. , bedrooms and
bath on the first floor. rooms and bath
above. . porches. fireplace, numerous
hoe6 lot. 6o.ft. frontage. THos. j. F1sHER SRoes 4
CO. INC. DIST, $3.50. EVENINGS. CALL
MR. BOOTHBY, EMERSON BIAS
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A NEW HOME For CHRISTMAS

Buy on Easy Terms.
New bungalows. detached semi detached
ano row. Also can trade for your old home
WAPLE d JAMES, INC, DIST. 3346
IN CHEVY CHASE. A DETACHED HOME,
on a lot 5ox25l with trees. and priced at
only $3.50. Living room, sunroom kitch-
en-. pantry, three large bedrooms, two-car
garage oil heat. THOS. L. PHILLIPS,
CleV 900 until pm. ;i5lS Conn ave
SUITABLE FOR DOCTOR.
Near 18th and Columbia rd Nicely
situated on 50-ft. lot in this convenient
Sectlon. Contains around 10 lovely rooms,
paths. including doctors Office and un-
usual beamed-ceiling living room, huge
sleeplng porch, oil heat. Most suitable for
rentlng several spare rooms besides COM
Portable home Brick garages now rentjnp
az S:54 90 per mo. Surprisingly low price
SHOWN oy appointment. Natl. 143S until
pm.
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FOR COLORED.
Your Christmas Will Be Happy
in this aforementioned home: g beautiful.
large rooms and bath: air-conditioned heat:
lots of sunlight: convenient to schools,
churches and transportation.
1927 G ST. N.E.-$52.50.
JOHN r. PINKETT, INC,
Dupont 87S7. 1902 New Jersey Ave. NV.
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44U3 lth ST. NV.
Near st. Gabriel'S Church.
Five-room. detached frame house: large
rooms. detached garage large lot Will
sacrifice to sell Immediately. Price. S6.5O0.
Phone National O27l during day or Shep-
herd 553s evenings. Ask for MR.. 1SEN.
TWO BRICK HOMES,
NEAR WOODBRIDGE.
2112 Shepherd st. .e.-Attractive de-
tached Cape Cod. Five rooms and bath.
INV h.. fireplace, maids room. Good con-
dition. Garage.
22l9 Bunker Hill rd e.-Detached, six
rooms, tile bath. modern kitchen. fireplace.
concrete porch; gas heat: garage.
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD.
2024 R. I. Ave. NE. Decatur 0317.
OPEN-60T ONEIDA PL. NV.
4-BEDROOM BRICK.
2 tile baths. hardwood floors. natural
| trim throughout: low price. terms.
ROGER MOSS,
QO-
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CHEVY CHASE.

ANCUK OlltNy OIIdSt
WILL CONSIDER TRADE.
New. detached. center-hau Colonial
home. Large living room with open Are
place. cheerful dining room. ultramodern
Kitchen, library l1x11. with open fireplace.
Beautiful landscaped lot. 60xl25: 2-car
garage. Phone G. F. MIKKELSON & son,
Woodley 1856.
S6,950-NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS ON
large wooded lots. 10 feet wide. in
beautiful Bradley Hills. Transportation
at the corner. Five. splendid rooms
modern gas hot-water heat: latest
equipment. Terms as low as $3.50
per month. including taxes
SIC .5OO-CORNER HOME IN CLEVELAND
PARK; large lot 12x225 feet Eight
rooms and bath; hot-water heat; garage
High elevation, convenient to schools
The outstanding location assures the
permanent value of this property.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.
15O5 II ST NV National o2dS
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LOVELY EDGEMOOR,
A BARGAIN-S8, $50. 90.

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$3.50 CASH, S65 90 PER MO.
1928 Stratford rd.-Large 2-story brick
home on large wooded lot. adjoining
Greenwich Forest and Battery Park. Your
opportunity. Open daily and Sunday. Call
Wis. 6740.
E. M. FRY, INC,
Hampden Lane at Wis. Ave. Bethesda. Md
GLOVER PARK-$6,950 UP.
2124 TUNLAW RID. NV.
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olst8aot 1911.
Evening star., 1938-12-08
18th ST. Highlands Section,

I.5-f INlIRAHAM ST. NV.
Attractive home, near end of 14th street
car line and elementary and high schools.
Contains rooms a bedrooms. den and
recreation room. . baths and lavatory; COM
pletely insulated and copper screened;
equipped with Venetian blinds: Gear ga
rage; Price. S1l.oO Open Saturday and
SUNDAY, 80 pm. or by appointment.
GeorRia 1921.
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14O4K CAFRITZ DI. 9O80

D ST. SE.-5 ROOMS,
bath. cellar. h-w.h, elec.; newly decorated;
S37 30 Adams 9111.
Evening star., 1938-12-08
3509 35th ST. NV.

Detached home in most exclusive location.
newly renovated: will accept $500 cash
and balance like rent. This is real value
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Evening star., 1938-12-08

Must be sold at once. Detached Chev,
Chase. TWO baths. living porch preakfas
room, one block 10 bus. close TO school
SacfInce price. Easy terms See this al
once. j. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Met. la;
Evening star., 1938-12-08
WOODBRIDGE SPECIALS

5-r. bungalow. ami, lot 4Ox22O; $3.50.
6-r. house, h.-w.h.; S4,75O H. c. MAY
NOR 2GU3 Brentwood rd. ne. North 43:;s