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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-04
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Special Notices
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1887 WAS A GREAT YEAR for

repairs. 1888 should be greater
if we expect to meet rental de-
mandS. We are well supplied
with materials and prepared for
the shop work required on the
average job. Let's talk over
your needs. Hendersonville
Supply & Coal Co. Building
. materials, shop works paints,
coal. : " 3D..
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I3--Merchandise

OUTBUILDINGS-Yes, time to
repair them before spring finds
you too busy in the field. We
have the materials. Henderson,
vile Lumber Co. Phone AZ.
Near depot. =
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Cuisines Services

THOSE FINE TABLE LINENS
soiled during holidays will receive
utmost care at Miller's Clean
erS & Laundry. Phone 1873.
l2O Fourth Ave. +.
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LET US INSTALL a Mueller pipe
or pipeless furnace in your home.
Estimates gladly furnished.
Hendersonville Hdw. Co., Inc. +
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THE RACKET SToRE-Received
a good lot of Star Brand shoes
and boots for the entire family,
and Offering at a special saving.
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33-Rooms and Board
40-MisceHaneous

WE PAY CASH for good used
furniture. Reliable. Furniture
Co. Opposite courthouse. Phone
1886.
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FISH, oysters, oyster meal, eggs,
friers and all other poultry.
Jack Russell. Phone 96S. Iii
Seventh Ave. w. 4
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5-Foodstuffs

SATTERY.FED FRIERS are bet
Ter, They have never walked
the earth and toughened them
selves scratching for a living,
Have other poultry, also eggs
and fish. NJ. K. Cox. Phone
Aye -
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NOTICE OF SUMMONS AND
WARRANT OF ATTACHMENT

North Carolina
Henderson County
IN SUPERIOR COURT
Foster Bennett and Roy c. Ben
nett, trading as Rigby-MoTrow
Company
VS..
. S. =. NichellS
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HAPPY NEW YEAR" is the
cordial greeting we give each
stray bottle that comes back
home. Phone 562-R and we'll
gladly call for any you have.
McCrary's Dairy. d"
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We are making up Il list of de-
linQuent accounts for our credit
bureau. If your account is in
this shape we suggest that YOU
see us at once.
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TAX EXEMPTIONS-Funds in
vested with us are exempt from
ad valorem and state intangi-
BILE property taxes. How about
your present investments Our
current dividend rate is 4 per
cent per annum. Safety inSur-
ed up to $4,000. Why take less?
First Federal Savings & Loan
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Il-Household Goods

DINING ROOM SUITE. Prac-
tically new $3.50. Reliable
Furniture Co. Opposite court
house. Phone 1896. more
value for your money"
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For Rent
l7--Houses

MODERN S-room bungalow. Fur
mace heat. Two blocks from
high school. 629 Justice St.
Phone 733-W. ."
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29-Help (Female)

WANTED - White lady to do
light cooking and housekeeping.
Phone 6l8.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-16
Explorer WaShburn
 Making Plane Trip With Alex Holden
Flies Here with Bob Ellis Bound for Valdez
 Country

Although two women friends of Bradford Washburn's were killed only few days ago in Seattle when plane which Washburn was flying, crashed. the noted Harvard Uni- verSity mountaineer-explorer pass sd through Juneau this morning for Valdez, making the entire journey by air from Seattle
 Washburn flew from Seattle to Vancouver with Al Dillon, flying Hans Mirow's duck" to Nome. From Vancouver, he flew to Prince Rupert with Canadian Airways.
 At Prince Rupert yesterday, he was picked up by Bob Ellis, Ketchi- kan pilot, and flown to Ketchikan and thence to Juneau, arriving here early this morning.
 Stopping in Juneau only an hour, Washburn left for Cordova with Alex Holden in the Marine Airways Reliance. From Cordova he will fly to Valdez to join members of his ad- vance party, and spend the summer in mountaineering exploratory work in un-mapped areas of the Chugach Mountains.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-16
Gastineau Channel League
Sport
 Briefs

The Santa Anita race track em- ploys l,400 persons with an addi- tional 600 in the concessions depart ment. The daily expense for opera tion of the track averages $48,405.
 Gen. John J. Phelan, Chairman of the New York State Athletic Com mission, has returned from abroad and announces the International Boxing Association has recognized all champions recognized by tine United States.
 Release of Catcher Arrnond Pay ton on option to San Antonia is an- nounced by the St. Louis Browns.
 Tazio Nuvolari. Italian winner of the 1886 Vanderbilt cup race, has entered the 500-mile Memorial Day race at Indianapolis.
 Crystal Pennant. winner of the $l00,000 Coffroth Handicap at the old Tiajuana. Mexico, race track, in 1928, is dead. After four year of rac- ing the Crystal Pennant earned $104, 900 besides the handicap.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-16

more the rest of the game than threaten again in the first of the eighth, when MacSpadden missed tag on runner going into third to let Douglas fill the bags.
 Surprisingly good after so little opportunity to practice was the play of both squads yesterday, though the pitchers showed themselves to be we'll ahead of the batters, who were swinging behind the fast ones, as is attested by Erskine's seventeen and Kimballs nipe strikeouts. In setting his record, Erskine worked easily and showed just as much stuT1 as ever, though with momen- tary losses of control
 Kimball Improves
 Lack of control was also Kim balls main difficulty. The Moose hurler's form appeared, however, to be improved over last season and the bit of extra speed he was able to get yesterday will likely win him several games this season.
 Both catchers did good jobs of holding their hurlers. and Rex Pink ley, Douglas new catcher showed enough that the Islanders should be set behind the bat, even without Bob Boyd who is heading their way Nothing got by the rangy Pinkley no matter how much zipper Erskine turned loose.
 The Moose prize slugger, Tom Martin, was not yet well enough to play yesterday and another new conner took his place in the out field, Bert Beck, but got no oppor- tunity to show his fielding ability, as Douglas got only five blows past the infield.
 Tomorrow evening brings the sec ond game of the season, when the Moose and the Elks meet at Fire mems Park, at 6:30 o'clock, in a seven- inning session.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-16

Fritz Schmitz, Moose second -sacker, who walked off with two prizes; the baseball bat offered by the Thomas Hardware Company for the first as- sist made and the gallon of sour wine put up by the Juneau Liquor Company for the first batter to fan. Moose manager Art McKinnon hop es Fritz did not have that wine in mind when he took his three cuts and sat down on his first time at bat. At any rate, Schmitz just barely nosed out MacSpadden and Blake to garner the gallon.
 The S. irt posted by Sapins for the first hit of the season was taken by Douglas captain. Walt Andrews when he laced a hot grounder through shorstop for one-baser in the second inning; while Douglas Eddie Roller drew pair of shoes from H. S. Graves for the first walk.
 The Islanders top hurler, Claude Erskine lost no time in winning for himself the new hat from Fred Hen ning's Clothing Store, flaming the first batter to face him. then, just to make sure of his strikeout list.
 Joe Snow, Moose first sacker had the inside track on the case of beer Jakeway Distributing Company, making the first putout on Fritz Schmitz' throw from second to re- tire the first Douglas hitter to tap the plate.
 Douglas Johnny Niemi was the undisputed claimant of the 30 pounds of potatoes from the Home Grocery for the first run, inasmuch as he crossed the rubber with the only tally of the game; while Pap short -patcher Jack Schmitz in mak- ing the boble that had much to do with letting Niemi score, secured for himself the carton of cigarettes of fered by the Triangle Inn for the first error of the season. Probably however, Jack was more burned up than the smokes will ever be.
 The one prize offered to opening : day fans, the season baseball ticket
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-16
P0RTL LAND IN
 TOP POSITION
 COAST LEAGUE
Pennant Race Best In Years Transfer Reported
 by President Lane
(By Associated Press)

With the Pacific Coast League in the midst of one of the best pennant races in years, the teams are still jockeying for winning combina tions after San Diego was dumped out of first place by losing twin bill to Hollywood.
 President Lane has announced that Cedric Durst, outfielder. has been transferred to Hollywood to make room for the return of Rupert Thompson, drafted by the Chicago White Sox at the end of the 1887 season.
 Portland has moved into first place by splitting twin game Sunday with Los Angeles. Guy Bush made his debut with a Los Angeles uniform on by dropping a pitchers duel with Portland's Bill Thomas in the opener.
 Afeer losing the opener Sunday, Seattle came back to nose out Oak land by virtue of circuit clout in the fourth inning by Hunt.
 Sacramento took both ends Of a doubleheader from San Francisco
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-16

The St. Louis Browns beat the Detroit Tigers in a tilt cut short by rain on Sunday.
 The Cubs dropped the second overtime decision in a row to the Pirates with Johnny Dickshot's single in the eleven inning, send ing the winning run across the plate.
 The Cardinals also went into an overtime game before nipping the Cincinnati Reds on Pepper Mar tins pinch single in the tenth frame.
 The Boston Bees exploded a ree-homerun punch Sunday and trounced the Dodgers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-16
SUMMARY


 Errors-J Schmit2, I; MacSpao- den, l.
 Stolen base, Roller; double play, Moose (J Schmitz, F. Schmitz, SnowD; run batted in, Roller; bases on balls-off Erksine 2 Blake, GrummetD, off Kimball 5 (Roller 2, Manning, Niemi 9; struck out by Erskine IT (F Schmitz 2, Mac Spadden 2, Blake 3, Snow, Grum- melt 3, Converse 2, Beck 2, Kim ball 9, by Kimball (Erskine, Jen- sen 2, Niemi 2, Bonner 3, Balog, Nell son; pitching records-Erskine 4 hits runs in nine innings, Kim ball 3 hits 1 run in nine innings; earned runs-Douglas 0. Moose Q; hit by pitched balls-J. Schmitz by Erskine, Andrews by Kimball; left on bases: Douglas 9, Moose 6; time of game; 1 hour 53 minutes; um- pires: Shaw at plate, Coughlin as first, Hagerty at third base; scorer: Clark.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-16
GRAB ALL BUT ONE
 OPENER PRIZE
Fritz Schmitz Whiffs and Assists for Heavy Winnings
 -Homerun Bounty Up

Nine of the ten prizes posted by baseball-minded Juneau merchants for performances in Sundays open ing game of the Gastineau Channel League season were captured during the contest; only the home-run award of one point of bonded Bour- bon, offered by George Bros. Liq- uor Store, going unclaimed.
 Top money player of the day was
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-16
RED SOx TAKE
 EIGHTH GAME,
 STRAIGHT ROW
Lefty Grove Pitches His Sixth Win, Defeating
 Wash. Senators
By Associated Press

Heading westward for the first swing around the circuit of the American League, the Boston Red Sox, in first place, is sporting an eight-game winning streak that shows no signs of letting up. Lefty Grove chalked up his sixth straight victory Sunday by defeating the Washington Senators.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-16

posted by the Royal Blue Cab Com pany for the fifth ride to the ball. park in one of their cabs, went to Bud Anderson. who seldom misses 8 ballgame.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-16
PIONEERS OF ALASKA

Auxiliary members are requested to attend the funeral of Sister Fan nie Estes which will be held Tues- day. May F, at 9 pm, from the C.. w. Carter mortuary. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-16

Philadelphia l; New York 1, game called at end of fifth on account of rain.
 Other scheduled games postponed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-16
GAMES SUNDAY


 Pacific Coast League Hollywood 3, 8; San Diego 2, O. Portland 5. 2; Los Angeles 4, 3. Seattle 4, 3; Oakland 8, 2. San Francisco l, 3; Sacramento 4. 4
 National League Pittsburgh 4; Chicago 3. eleven in- nirlgs.
 Boston 10; Brooklyn T. Cincinnati II; St. Louis 12. New York-Philadelphia, rain.
 American League Washington 3; Boston 4. St. Louis 4; Detroit 1, five innings, then called on account of rain. Other games postponed on &C., count of cold.
 Gastineau Channel League Douglas l; Moose 0.
 GAMES SATURDAY
 Pacific Coast League Seattle A. Oakland l. Portland g; Los Angeles 4. Hollywood |; San Diego 3. San Francisco 6; Sacramento 3.
 National League Cincinnati 6; St. Louis T. Boston 2; Brooklyn 10.
 American League Washington g; Boston 10, eleven innings.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-16
SCORE BY INNINGS

Team l 2 8 4 5 6 T 8 9-R H E Douglas o 0 0 0 0 0 3 Moose 70 0 0 0 % 90 0 4
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Evening star., 1938-02-28
APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHEp.

"a l4o2 r; !, AVE; N;W;-snd FL; 8 ROOMS,
140l z. Cap. st.-1st f.: 4 rooms. bath,
30 1897 D st. n.e.-1st H.; 4 rooms, bath.
r,,sSSs sSs St. n.w.-rront; r.. b, and
s.;p a1@ s1.t lsth y p; n.e.-1st H.: rooms.
JESSE 1. HE1sKELL. Ills I St. NV
THE BOULEVARD. -
,,rou @1Sl oHdINe New I York AVE Ave NV. NV. .nr.
lent to Goyernment offices: Df:i rms sdt kit.
dinstte and bath; Sd5 and s71 80; equipped
Genf %h Mnpss bed Naona a sn ee resi-
rooms. kitchen S and Asf; bath. h.S SIS. Ari' -'
kitchen n ang a1ga bstp aYe s3S 3x Apt Al room
NJ rRANK HsafstfE e H0pss i6s cEbea 4th
NEAR ROOSEVELT HOTEL. -,
91s sth st.
bath s.;a.vt with shower free refs S5 Gall
:9615 NEWARK ST NV.
l room. kitchenette and bath $4,000
Dsf T4omS Ssl kitchnSstts a9a I'd bath
rTSov,|STe' rDoWNToWN' 1857 K ST. NV;
wood-burning fireplace spacious bedroom.
kitchen; bath with shower: free refg Cali
GfNcY eS6ases sMFH iNc Nab Dist a?st ses or
dinette. bedroom. b k'ib Kitchen, bath. NJoG BACK
porch: porch cleo refs. on house current: eleva-
a5O3 l4th st. n.w.-,Living room. 2 bed
rooms roon ,,ea dining e room. kitchen bath, hall
room, dinette kitchen. bath large back
porch; t. heat g51 and hot water furnished by
4so5 ard st, n.w.-Livinr room. 2 bed
rooms: dinette, kitchen, bath: heat and
10Y EVE e ST: /: W.. NWAtsHEi s,sIons, 1Ne GAGS
oi9ah hedSorn. ST; AND nSe COLUMBIA RD. NV;
bath; clean apt in first-cla%ss % neiehber. h1i
om seea ca al aEEs grounds set
QUINCY SMITH. In INC. pf9 Dist. aS5 aSs7 or E.
jdS5 JIG MD AVE. N.E.-3 RMS. BATH. s45.
sos @ 'sn ST, uNHEAfEb STM1 Eps FLsTs:: Lssa!s: s45'
e26 10Th St. s.w-3 rms. ms bath. attn 81 so 90
zoos 4 St. ss-4 rms: rms. bath. Sath. ssa Ss5 DO
LLOYD R. TURNER. 500 7th St. s.w
rods,s asso CALIFORNIA s;A, ST. NV;
3D. = 20 90; i, NJ high location; cool in summer,
Resident Manager. Dec. o5ls.
:s435 r ST. NV.
rooms. kitchen, bath. reception hall:
Just like home "'s
Resident Manager. West O475.
200 18th ST. NE
rooms study. kitchen bath; S45; con-
Venlent TO schools and bus.
Resident Manager. North 1890,
1880 R ST. NV.
rooms. kitchen bath shaver. S,,. ev
ceiient location; quiet. refined building.
Resident Manager, North O9S3
M, UNION INVESTMENT CO..
2O7 Machinists Bldg. Natl. 553s.
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WITH PRIDE
TOP OF HILL,
NEAR CATHEDRAL,

An attractive. well-constructed English
home. located on a beautifully landscaped
lot 50xl3O, Has huge living rm.. dining
rm:, oreaHfaSt rm. and wel-eaulpped
kitchen. There are 3 unusually large bed
room, ano :, complete baths. This house
cost Inc owner approximately S2I 900 hui
she mas instructed us to quote il at The
very low price OF Sl3,g5O as she is left
alone and i. is necessary that she sell
evenings call Mr.. Bortz, Clev 4154
FRANK S. PHILLIPS DIST 1111
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HOUSES UkFURklsHED.
CONTINUED

3529 HEREFORD PL N.W.--6 r. AND B.,
inclosed back porches, ami.
1uiItIin MiiI sbaI bsaTase; sysiIa5ls March s7o M
11i4 G ST. snnS 0y sPpGamsn' p and ss ami 5000
o f55a9ssd St N fsR11ss aRMsoM Line s4a65hc
sse sEsS HAMaEs dssseRsd: ST; ssaSo. Hf0 r. B. H.
1925 1929 pso'.s pso sa.sn sss' .ear ss''
Five roTA~ r. ana b. SS h.lx'h., ht ashR sIec. r.fs
ror f. Is f si Efis sss sss
@ 5MAD1s0H 9f sdck s% greek Fd E I'd 3D. GAR hR
8 +. B., gar, s57,5o., 5335 sth st. NV;
1nsraham 6 st. G AVN ness 3 IS gar sar 49,
1O7 Jefferson st. NV; r., b.. gar, $50.
Monday. Georgia 0179.
GREATLY REDUCED RENTAL;
W. BRopfE AND COLBERT cofBE:Rr. INC.
Natl. 1915. 1907 Eye st. NV.
4"6 18th ST; N;E.-6 ROOMS. BATH:
$3.50 >A''
sll Webster ST. n.w.--e rooms. bath, 2
elec. refg.. new cabinet sink and gas
stove: 500.
1907 Eye e. s.: / S'M WA1sHEj s11Ssn., 1sG GAGS
1926 WALBRIDGE PL. NV,
Near Zoo Parks rooms and recreation
room: 3 baths; refrigeration; Lear garage.
W. p. LOCKWOOD. l41O H NV. 2s'
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ESTATE OF 81,
acres. improved by 8 rooms. = baths mod
ernlzed Colonial home. Triple garage,
with attached 3-rooms-and-bath bungalow
OIL heat: pure water from deep we'll House
surrounded by other beautiful homes; 3
miles from District line in Maryland Low
rental: considering home and surroundings
can Mr.. Fitzgerald. Sunday, Randolph
44S!: Monday. District 6092 for details.
VIM. H. THROCKMORTON, INC,
t-ol invest. Bldg Realtor. Dist 5000
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNEuR.

512 :3rd ST. N.W.-o LARGE ROOMS.
bath: excellent condition; oil burner; $40
per mo-. unfurn.: will sell furniture TO
tenant If desired Inspection by appoint
ment. OWNER, Met. 4615.
1924 3Sth ST. NV, COR. WARREN ST
Z rooms, . baths, elec. refg.. oil burner,
Gear garage. JAS. A. GEDDES, agt.,
Tower Bldg. Natl. 1896. oSs
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

NFNKIMENI SUBURBAN..
NEAR COLONIAL VILLAGE OR ,
rooms bath. kitchenette apt. for Ink
Appiy 22:1S Wilson blvd. bet 5 and pm.
TAKOMA, 123 CARROLL AVE- ROOMS
nicely furn.. newly decorated 3 expos
elec. refg.. garaee; adults: $40 Shep
2u95
NICELY FURNISHED . ROOMS KITCH-
en-. bath. back porch; no children. 20
johnson ave. Hyattsville Md.
ALEXANDRIA. VA. 120 E. CHESTNUT ST.
LARGE living room bedroom kitchen. di-
nette, bath: back porch; unfurn.: cleo refg :
$3.50. Apply resident manager or Ma
tional O65.. 3.
AURORA HILLS. VA-S6o 30.
Liv. rm., > bedrms., kit, dnette BATH
OIL heat: J exposures: close stores school,
bus. McCLAINE. Walnut 92a2 day and eve
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DETACHED FRAME

Convenient to transportation. stores and
SCHOOLS; near l4th ST. and Decatur St.; Z
rooms, oil heat. garage; very large Shaded
lot on corner and > streets: small cash
down and balance in one trust. For fur
ther information on this or any of many
North l45., NV ~ ~
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NINE-RoOM BRICK HOUSE AT VIENNA.
va; one acre ground. more if wanted; fe<I
frult trees; ami; bath and half. FUN
basement; hot-Water heat with oil burner,
large front and back porch flower gar
with oak trees, servants quarters In rear,
tWo-car garage and large chicken house:
very reasonable. Phone Vienna 2S-J-l1
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1911 P ST. Sc.

beautiful rooms. in absolutely perfect
condition: tile bath: hot-water heat. gas
reirlgerator. gas range; built-in garage.
Arranged in two apartments. one of which
now rents for Sal per month Reduced
to ST. $50: terms. Open
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
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THE FAIRFAX

21O0 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV.
! So west Of Dupont Circle t20c taxi zonel
Apis: Of to 5 rms. and ba., FURN. OR UN-
FURN.. hskpg.. non-hskpg. hotel service op-
tional. TRANSIENTLY from SO; WEEKLY.
MONTHLY Splendid restaurant. moderate
prices few very desirable apts. at sub
stantiai concessions. Monthly from $50
unfurn.. S75 furn. with full hotel service.
Rents Incl. Elec for Liz hts and Refg.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

CASH FOR BRICK HOUSES. NE Sc.
or NV. white investments. E. W.
BAILEY. mali full data 1885 Meridian n II
WILL PAY CASH FOR OLD HOUSES OR
Investment properties. Call al once. MR..
ODUM. Met. 6s56. es.
CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK OR FRAME.
white or colored, any condition Quick
action. E. A. CARNEY Dist. 45OS: Sun
ewes. Geo $3.50. 1126 VT. ave.
WILL PAY CASH FOR SMALL BRICK
mouse IN Georgetown. not over $4,000.
Box AL Star.
THIS OFFICE PAYS CASH
For D. C. houses and investment proper
TIES. Mail replies. Licensed brokers pro-
tected. EDWARD L. STROHECKER. 1010
Vermont ave. NV
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APARTMENTS WANTED

SOBER. QUIET COUPLE, MAN EMPLOYED
small salary. wants 3-rm. unfC-n. apt
good location: S25 mo-: willing and handy
ProteStantS Box .45-L. Star. 2Ss
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY For SAFE

A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY!
81 Io0--Six-room. bath brick, furnaceN
heat, electr city. In excellent rental
location. near 4th and Rhode Island
ave ne. Now rented TO white tenant
NEW oNE-STORY STORES. two. in thickly
populated white community; only site
Zoned commercial in area. Leased for
hve years al 81 O20 per year, each
Price. Sl0.00O each.
SHANNON d LUCHS CO.,
1865 H St NV National o345
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17o1 Y ST SE.-4 ROOMS, BATH. d.
nette: gas heat $40 80
1903 st. S.e.-3 rooms, bath, dinette,
porch; gas heat; 1850.
42} Mellon st. Sewing ROOM . bed
looms. kitchen. bath. dinette; gas heat.
Sal $50.
THE ANACosTIA FINANCE CORP.
~"l4 Nlchois Ave. Sc. Lincoln $500.