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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-02-03
Lyman Prairie

The Birthday Club met with Mrs.
Emma Payne on Wednesday Of last
week. The ladies quilted a friend
ship quilt for Mrs. Payne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Domke
spent Thursday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Domke.
Walter Morris called at the Geo.
Whitney home Tuesday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Morris
and Ed Morris. Of Black River
Falls, were supper guests at the Ell
mer Smith home Thursday evening.
They came to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Earl Morris. other guests at
the Smith home Thursday were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Laveine and Mrs.
Clair Barker, of Glenwood, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lew Petit and son, Bud, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Trierweiler, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Miller, Of Sank
Centre, and Mrs. John Randall.
Miss LaVonne Bisaillon spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. Joe Rooney, In
Sank Centre.
Miss Elvera Mahigan called at
the Win Cowlthorp home Thursday
evening.
Many from here attended the
John Deere Day in Sank Centre on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hamilton and
George Whitney called at the Ell
mer Smith home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Uhlenkamp, or
Metre Grove, spent Friday with
their son, Carl Uhlenkamp, and
family.
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this amount on my income
tax returni
No.
EDITORIAL
COMMENT
Value of Advertising In Rural
Papers
From Our Exchanges

Value of Advertising In Rural
Papers
In running series Of advertise
ments in the rural press, which
give the story of the plight in which
all American railroads now find
themselves, the Great Northern
Railway Company Is rendering a
service Of incalculalble value as they
contain information that will en-
able US to view their situation with
understanding and sympathy.
How many of our readers were
aware that the American railroads
consume nearly one-fourth of all
the bituminous coal mined in this
country, or one-fifth of the oil pro-
duced, not to mention one-sixth of
all iron and steel, and a similar
percentage Of our timber produc-
ton? Certainly, it was news to us
and it left us specializing upon The
total number of men and women
that are now gainfully employed
because Of our railroads. Certainly
they must number several million.
In addition to these enormous ex-
penditures the railroads are called
upon to pay about one million dol
lars each day in taxes, both state
and federal, and five million dol
lars are needed daily to meet their
payrolls. In addition to these fixed
charges they are required to fur
nish and maintain their own right
of-ways which Is a very considerate
item. How they have been able to
carry on Is a mystery to us when
we think of the traffic, passenger
and freight, that has been diverted
from them to competitors, some of
which are government subsidized,
or operated wholly from funds dir
ect from the federal treasury,
which means they are exempt from
taxes of all kinds.
AS a result of all this the Amer
lean railroads now find themselves
facing bankruptcy. Indeed, thous-
ands of miles are already in re-
ownership, with the balance on
their way. To prevent such a ma
tional catastrophe sthey must have
help NOW. Recently they applied
to Interstate Commerce Commits
sion for a Is per cent increase in
freight rates and one-haf cent
more per passenger mile. President
Roosevelt has declared himself in
favor of giving the railroads re-
lief, so have many shippers, big
and small, who realize that the
railroads are absolutely necessary
to our national welfare.
It is high time that we quit u.s.
ing the railroads as political foot
balls Too long have they been the
playthings Of demagogs and self
seekers who have saddled on them
expensive and cumbersome regula-
tions, the cost of which the roads
in many instances have not been
able to pass on. In this connection
it may be pertinent to inquire to
what extent the condition of the
roads has contributed to the new
depression in which we find Z
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selves. the wadena Pioneer
Journal.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-02-03

am unmarried individual and
work for a company engaged
in producing and mining iron
ore. 1t is my understanding
that corporations engaged in
this business are exempt from
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Income Tax News
STATE INCOME TAX COMMITS
SION QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS

}. am an individual in business.
1 employ ten people in my or
ganization. Do I have to file
information returns for all
of those employees?
l. You must file information re-
turns for all employees to
whom you paid 100000 or
more showing names and ad-
dresses of such persons and
amount paid to each.
}. My brothers and I are engag-
ed in conducting a garage bus
iness. Our sales exceeded
$4,000 during the year. Must
we file a return, and If so,
what kind?
|. Yes, a partnership return must
be filed, together with indivi-
dual returns on behalf Of each
partner.
}. 1 paid 5000 in lodge dues dur
ing 1887. May I claim deduc-
ton for this amount?
!. No.
}. My contributions to my church
in Minnesota during the year
1887 amounted to $125.00. May
get a credit for this amount?
!. Yes.
J. I had an accident with my
automobile and sustained dam
ages and had to pay $4,000 to
get the accident damages re-
paired. May I deduct this
amount If use my automobile
just for pleasure?
!. Yes, provided you did not re-
cover damages from anyone,
and the accident was not due
to your own negligence.
}. was co-signer on a note and
had to pay $4,000 because Of
my liability as an endorser.
May I claim this amount as a
deduction?
!. Yes. 1t is deductible in the year
in which paid.
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Pleasant Valley

Mrs. Ella Christie and sons,
James and Lawrence, visited at
the Bert Neal home Monday.
Tia Hardin spent Sunday at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Mick
Johnson.
James Christie returned Friday
from Minneapolis where he visited
at the home of his sister, Mrs. AL
bert Diesen. He left Tuesday morn
ing for Nashwauk where he has
employment.
Pleasant Valley school Is closed
for a couple weeks on account of
chicken pox and whooping cough
among the pupils.
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WORKERS EARNINGS DURING
81 DECIDE JOB BENEFITS

st. Paul-The number Of weeks
Of benefits to which unemployed
workers now receiving checks un-
der the Minnesota Unemployment
Compensation law are entitled de-
ponds upon their earnings during
the first nine months OF 1887. Earn
ings during October, November and
December Of 1887 cannot be count
ed in determining the duration Of
benefit claims filed before April /,
1888, Frank T. Starkey, Industrial
Commissioner In charge of admin
istration OF the law, pointed out.
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Fairy Lake News

X. d. Adams, of Long Prairie,
was a business caller in this COM
munity Tuesday.
Mrs. Ollie Trierweiler left Thurs
day for the Edo Paul home where
she is visiting her new granddaugh-
ter, which was born the 21st OF
January.
Bill Johnson has spent several
days at the Emil Quistorff home.
Albert Quistorff visited at the Ole
johnson home Friday.
Georgia Trierweiler and Sep Ad.
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Order for Probate OF VIII, Limiting
Time to File Claims, and for
Hearing Thereon.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
IN PROBATE COURT

IN PROBATE COURT
(File No. 11,196)
Order for Probate Of Will.
In Re Estate Of John Bromen-
shenkel Decedent.
Anton L. Bromen having filed a
petition for the probate of the will
Of said decedent and for the ap-
pointment Of Alex ]. Bromenshenkel
and Anton L. Bremen as Executors,
which will is on file in this Court
and open to inspection;
ing thereof be had on Friday. Feb
before this Court in the probate
court room in the court house in the
city Of st. Cloud, Minnesota. and
that objections to the allowance of
said will. II any. be filed before said
time of hearing, that the time with
In which creditors Of said decedent
may file their claims be limited to
four months from the date hereof,
and that the claims so filed be heard
on Friday. May goth, 1898. at 8
o'clock A. M, before this Court in
the probate court room in the court
house in the City of st. Cloud, Mimi
esota, and that notice hereof be
given by publication of this order
In the Sank Centre Herald. 9 legal
newspaper. and by mailed notice as
Dated January nth, 1888.
Paul Ahles,
Probate Judge
COURT SEAL)
A. L. Bremen. Esq,
Attorney for Petitioner.
Minneota Minnesota.
Published Jan. 20-27- Feb. 8. 1888.
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the State income tax. Would
my salary which Is paid by q
mining company. be exempt
from tax also?
No. The exemption applies
to corporations only.
During the year 1887 I receiv-
ed a gift of ss,500.00 in prop
erty from friends. Is this
amount taxable?
No. But the income from such
property shall be included in
gross income.
I receive a pension from the
State Of Minnesota Is this
subject to tax:
No.
/ loaned John Doe 100000 in
1886. In 1887 this loan was
determined to be uncollectible
and a total loss. Is this loss
subject to the limitation pro-
vision in Section 20 CD Of ST.
10000 or is the entire loss de-
ductiblef My only other in
come Is a salary of 100000
and I had no other trans
actions of any kind.
The entire amount of $5.00000
is deductible as it is not deem
ed to be a loss from sale or
exchange of a capital asset.
My brother owns a home upon
which paid mortgage inter
'est of $4,000 during 1887. Is
this amount deductible as in
terest paid ON my return?
No.
Can I claim my divorced wife
as a dependent?
No.
1 am divorced from my wife
but have been ordered by the
Courts to contribute the entire
support Of my children who
are living with my divorced
wife. Can I claim these child
rem as my dependents?
Yes.
During the year 1887 I receiv-
ed a salary of 100000, divi-
dends upon which the stock
was in my name Of $4,000, in
terest ON bonds which are reg
istered in my name Of $4,000.
May I split my portion Of this
and report 1t as income of my
wife and each Of us file a
separate returni
No.
Is there any penalty if I am
late in paying my income
taxes?
Yes. 10 per cent Of the tax
due plus interest at the rate
of 6 per cent per annum on
the balance remaining unpaid.
am an unmarried individual.
My salary in 1887 was $780,
90. I had no other income. Dur
ing the year / paid Federal In
come Taxes of $1,000. Real
Estate Taxes 5000, Fees to
SURGEON $500 and Hospital
Bills $4,000. Do I have to pay
any State Income Tax?
No.
am a taxpayer living in Mimi
esota. I would like to examine
the income tax returns of sew
eral persons living in my
neighborhood. Can I obtain
permission to do so?
No. Section Sc Of the Act pro-
vides in part as follows:
"(a) It shall be unlawful for
the commission or any othe.
public official or employee to
divulge or otherwise make
known in any manner any
particulars set forth or dis
closed in any report or return
required by this act, or any
information concerning the
taxpayers affairs acquired
from his or her records. Off
GERS, or employees while ex-
aiming or auditing any tax
payers liability for taxes i'm
posed hereunder, except in
connection with a proceeding
involving taxes due under this
Act from the taxpayer making
such return"
I own bonds OF the Dominion
of Canada. Must I include the
interest I received in my tax
able net income?
Yes.
I own my own home and spent
$4,000 re-painting 1t during
the year 1887. May I deduct
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My income for the year was
$2,500.00. My wife had no in
come during the entire year.
What credits can I apply
against my tax?
6-l2 of $1,000 or $500, credit
for unmarried individual for
six months and 6-12 Of $4,000
or $500, credit for married in
dividual for six months. Total
credit against tax $1,000.
May I deduct gasoline tax
paid? My car is used solely for
pleasure.
Yes. The State tax paid on gas
ohne only. SC gallon up to
and including April rs. 1887,
and 4c a gallon from April rs
to December 81, 1887.
I traded In my pleasure car
and lost $250.00 on the deal.
Can deduct this loss on my
personal returni
No.
Are notes received in payment
for services includable in gross
income? If so, at what
amount?
They are includable in gross
income to the amount of their
fair market value at the date
of receipt
List the deductions which a
professional man may claim
for expenses in connection
with his practice.
1.-THE cost of supplies used;
Automobile expenses for max
ing professional call; Dues to
Journals; Office rent, fuel.
light, water. telephone, ETC.;
Salaries of assistants. A pro-
fessional man who uses part
of a rented house for his Of
flee may deduct such portion
of the rent as is properly at
tributable to such office. If a
professional man who has his
place of business elsewhere,
incidentally receives clients or
patients at his home, no part
of the rent of such property
is deductible. Text books and
office equipment are not de-
ductible but depreciation
thereon is deductible.T
Referring to unmarried and
married individuals, who are
required to file returns?
'"The following persons shall
make a return under oath for
each taxable year Cor frac-
tional part thereof where per-
mitted or required by this
ACT): GAY Individuals respect
to their own taxable net in
come If that exceeds an
amount on which a tax at the
rates herein provided would
exceed the specified credit al
lowed, or If their gross income
exceeds 100000.
Where may I go to receive
assistace in making out my in
come tax return?
At the offices of the State In
come Tax Department located
at the State Capitol, st. Paul
Minnesota, or 624 First Avenue
North, Minneapolis, Minnesota
or the Court House in Duluth.
Minnesota. Letters requesting
information in regard to re-
turns should be addressed to
the st. Paul office. Forms are
mailed from the st. Paul office
only.
I receive alimony from a for
mer husband. Is this alimony
includable in gross incomei
No
How would you compute the
tax on taxable net income
amounting to $49, $4,000 for an
unmarried individual with no
dependents?
Tax on 100000 $1.365.OO
Tax on 29,500.OO
at 10 per cent 2,950.00
Total Tax 4,315.0O
Less credit 1000
Tax 4,305.00
I am unmarried individual and
work for a company engaged
in producing and mining iron
ore. 1t is my understanding
that corporations engaged in
this business are exempt from
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BOOK NOW-an early d
will assure you best sale r
Richard
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HOME VALUES.

, 1929 IRVING sT. NV.
rms pays 81 s s!ss;' g. g. ssi NV $4,000
rms 0 st1s s sss s. s.' Nv n.h 10000
neat 'ssss49'i a2hfArm ST. NV. 1918
r"''' o''a ssi Isl i7 ss' 81 he' NJ 1890
rms; bath; elec.. Gas (h.-w.h).
o 49,. lals ALLISON ST: NE. low
y iSss NV 'f HAMfp. e.. AVE. Vs. NV. 1000
9 rms; bath; refg.. gas heat; 2 incl.
o 7sS WAKEFIELD ST. ARL.. VA o''0o
rms 0''n' $ $751; 3 ST. 81. RI s:is.h' $500
INCL D0i'ns 4e7 H ST NV. $3.50
rms 0t 500 f sts 81 ss'' NV h;;.h'- 5000
rms; bath: cleo. refs. gas.
$50 18th ST. NE 5000
10 rms: bath: cleo. gas. h.-w.h.
40 ST. NE. oO'00
' isS s,n so dssa e cAp1 h1Sn ST. 5000
. 500 RoxBoRio PI. NV 0'Oo
. sos 4 1 s!sf SIS sr All, VA. $500
8 rms bath: elee:, sss; .h..x.h:. $500
rms 'i ~ NEWTON s.IS.; si ct. S; f..
O 446 KENYON ST. NV.
rms 'i iss a sied s. r aace Me- 5000
rms; bath; cleo. gas, h.-a.h. 5000
b rms. bath; cleo. gas, h-wh.- S47.5O
70 ST NV.
-n''' 0''n' as sts' X ST. ST. Nv sva h 1900
es RANDOLPH PLACE NV. TOW
rms e'! 81 l Sbxi Isl 81 e's NV. $500
rms. bath: cleo. gas, h..v.h. 45.OO
l49 ADAMS ST. NV.
o rms. bath: cleo. gas. h.-w.h. $500
12S 9th ST. NE.
rms. bath: cleo: gas. h.-w.h. 1880
o so NEW YORK AVE. NE.
rms: bath: cleo. gas, h.-a.h. 1880
5S1b SOUTHERN AVE. CAP HGTH., MD.
tms.' ostn; eiec gas; h.-w.h. $500
46S MASS. AVE. NV.
rms bath: elec. gas, latrobe
. 1925 3rd ST. NE. '''o0
rms. water: toilet In yard - $3.50
rms. water; toilet in yard --- 1880
rms. water; Ess: toilet in yard $3.50
164s Irving st. n.w.-2nd a..
1925 North Capitol SIS rms. 4''o
1923 H st. ne. No. 80 rms, WV
R. A. HUMPHREYS. ''
sos North Capitol st. Realtor. Natl. s131
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HOUSES ron SALE.

VOOo8S tOW DALE.
1922 ,UPSHUR ST. NV.
Compare this new Groom and e-bath
sSDs oefS S'.,i you . decide to buy. BROWN
Convenient Marietta Park.
4 BEDROOM BRICK.
OPEN.
GOT ONEIDA PL, NV.
seven rooms. baths . large porches.
.choc!s and bus. owner isavins city. viii
ROGER MOSS,
-927 18th st. District 1921.
842 MADISON ST. NV.
Corner. tapestry brick home. all mod.
ern eonyenienees. oil burner. buiit-in 20.
rase. Can Be pg.chssed Tor $500.
Mil. BUILDING Nsticnal eses.
All QUINCY ST. NV.
Open Sunday From 10 to s PM.
8 rooms. ga baths. open fireplace.
RANGED for . families; S.car Detached
prlck GARAGE. email cash payment bal
a ane IKE rent. Mr.. Lynch. Randolph
MAPLE Il JAMES. INC
1929 18th St. NV. Dist. 334e.
2 HOUSES, 30O3- 3OOS GA. AVE.
NV. LIST commercial zone: easily
transferred to business: price rea-
sonable. See OWNER at 3OO3 Ga
ave. ?:
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Beautiful Detached Home
1A14 n NirhlamA 81

Drive aut Lee Highway to Lyon
Village office, turn left, thence ,
blocks to house. Large corner lot,
center hall plan, unusually laroe
living room with fireplace dining
room bedrooms Ia bath. kitchen.
dinethte. sun parlor. garage. screened
porch, oil burner. cleo. stove. laundry
tubs and toilet in basement S125.o0
l40lK CAFRITZ DI. $3.50
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CORNER.
One and half story home. In excellent
moor isT;s bsa,eo% On sec Second. '' 81 su,la,n
house lss.. Of! burner; Rs.utiiyI shrub: Ard
A l 'G }eemF retaining wall around lot.
i! Ho ic,s s., 5 A'W CO. NJ, st. Sss;
ia 4th ST. Sc
rooms. 2 baths. automatic heat. ga
ioi 3 complete apis. Reasonable price.
z07 EAST CAPITOL ST.
"a rooms. 3 baths, ; washrooms. Ideal
home for roomine. tourists or small apis.
A''''''', Jo e!'o < ne RsR l1x ifFg soss
5l5 East Capitol st. Lincoln Ol29.
with back stairway. rooms. 2 baths: oil
"e@'' iss1 sgcHANss 81 81 NV.
1924 l4th St. NV Ri. 334s
90, x.,,n, MAKE sy. o y! 3d. o,.n
back Dorshss 5000 down: balance easy.
MR.. wA NsFir e. Z i i4Mrs tft nc. pm
1924 l4th St. NV. Di. aa4s
NEAR EASTERN HIGH AND EAST
s,x Vacant yaSaa! NEW CONDITION o,DIId 4,;,,.n
LARGE recreation room: hardwood trim and
a1es ns .v Ss hs nome. Dsy sS
elevation: wonderful view. Easy terms.
ZEE nth ST NE OPEN.
MAPLE H. JAMES INC.
1924 14th St. NV. Di. 3346
222 UNDERWOOD ST. N.W.-NEw CAPE
Cod cottage. i've lovely rooms. This house
will have to be seen to be appreciated.
Close to large Government recreation cen
ter. Calvin Coolidge new high school, Best
transportation in the city: convenient to
stores and shopping center. Priced low. on
easy terms.
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HOUSES FOR SALT.

UsOVO00 tOW 0SAS8s
SIR 62O6 ana 81. NV.
6-roon. 2.bath houses Of this type and
s P.,ss IN .Sd NJ. sa,7
yrrrs S ISSgfgM sfaeSM7i $500.
=, A semi-detached. .2-story brick. contain
IN! selI.e 9 1 s',, u. bath. hsIdxocd noor.
sand ssSs7 g. Siso s1S1 {iSs Randolph 1sss
y. HAy r., 5o; ..aa, 3 s;sToR e HOUSE q
. ore N. LEATHfas
.a S6w .R5Gk "a! syNo .4I We.
lots ,sss over ' 1 liz: IN c6iium mr.
on Parker s AZ. Phone ior sppt; 70 inspect.
1924 1 XsA1t 3. Nv HIs' BE- %e:' ss4s.
: = eco. NEAR MiNEnsoTA AVE: AND
ffGitnda.1on v,th LARGE nyint room modern
ot Easy term. b nsssa1er oo asti fenced
HOME AND INVESTMENT.
baths !.mi.detsch ssf baiei lb 1oGSm' oil
.ssi:s ei ISL per- sa!es mo- ..s: .s:.
formation. cali Nj. Lynch. Randolph
wAprR =, 1Aurs ,uc
1924 l4fh al. NV MI" aaAa
a4Ia oth OF N .i-2"-2:
(At 9th and Monroe Sts.)
se% Wz Rsisse Z ,A ss1ss 1s 1880.
NEW ~ w uoIyara. ga ..o-
S4v'iS per mo vi,l hmv oS S"o ., ths! ano
heat; oil burner; located west of 18th IT:
ton. Cali Mr. Bennett. Georsia 239s.
MAPLE q JAMES. INC.
1924 18th St. NV. Dist. 3346
Near 9th and AZ 49,.
attic; automstc heat latest nmanea
.1As-" Sal ..s. easy terms. DEC: OOo4-M.
az aatS o snH SSa.i,Nc.:,w ~. a.,
rooms. eomniete NH. o' s..r..t,on
room; sarage; Automatic heat: vacant:
WAp1K A. JAnEs rNc
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HOUSES uNruRh,snrn.

HOUSES uNFvRklSHED.
$52.50-10th AND SPRING RID.
6 rooms: bath. hot-water heat: also o.
rm. g bedrms.l house
JEROME S. MURRAY.
Req. 1880 1891 q st. NV. Pot. 4bee.
GEORGETOWN-RENT, $S5.
rooms and 2 baths. oil heat servants
quarters; garden, excellent condition. Eve.
ming phone West 2121.
J. LEO KOLB, INC,
1897 Wis. Ave. West OOO2.
NEW BUNGALOW
Now available At very reasonable
rental: Living rm.. 2 bedrms.. large
kit. BATH both front and rear
porches. attic; h.-w.h.: modern.
ONLY S42 so. Key at 1872 Croissant
pl" around corner. VISIT NOW.
3116 G. ST. Sc.
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Exceptional Home Values
Near Navy Yard

1873 d 81. s.E.-ss0
Colonial home: living room. dining
room. two bedrooms. inclosed torch,
Kitchen and bath; large front porch
i, and screened rear porch.
Large Home in Petworth
II All Deeaturm st. NW.-e.S
II Living room. dining room, 4 bed
rooms kitchen and bath: 2 inclosed
II pcrches; Earase: laundry tubs and
II toilet in basement: rear ryard, con.
venient to schools: excellent trans
portation.
Near 18th and Park Rd.
1fs ParkveeA n. N.w.-Larse Home
II Living room. dining room. 4 bed.
II Kitchen two-car garage; electric re-
II rooms. baths. screened rear porch,
II frigeration: laundry tubs and extra
lavatory In basement.
Just OFF Conn. Ave.
Ssmi.D staehed
1859 Tilden st. N.W.-SeO
Rec. hall. living resm, dining rssn.
bedrooms. bath. kitchen and pantry,
II cleo. refrigeration new stove: 2.car
II garage. toilet laundry tubs in base.
II ment.
In Petworth
Two.Family Home
414 Farraeut st. Nw.-S00
Il Colonial home: rec. hall. living
room. dining room. bedroom, kitchen
with elec. refrigerator. LIST a.; COM
i plete bath IN basement. Living room.
dining room. bedroom. small Enclosed
II porch, kitchen and bath. second hoor.
II OIL burner and garase. Large rear
II yard.
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OPEN SUNDAY.
OTHER DAYS BY APPOINTMENT.
w. G.. & A. N. MILLER,
1l10 18th st. NV. DIST. 4464.
214 9th ST. Sc.

available in excellent condition; vaean,
so%. re consist. tsr Of Tn
ception hall. large kitchen and pantry
extra lavatories; oil heat, screens. avn
many other conveniences such yaS you
would expect IN quality home; As
aa ffssns Senate hs Ros o
SSensresss Union RailSosa station; Pos
By BY. Pennsylvanis ave-. Massschusett. ave-.
stores fs2oehial and I Subtle Schools
churches: parks and other ADVANTAGES
cGndueti t.v to t.n comfort ana convenience
price to $3.50, on terms that can be
modest means Open ' and lighted 'f ioT
Ai CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
aas New York k sss NV. Natl, s7s7.
DESIRABLE RESALE HOUSES
$10,950-$15,OO
OPEN SUNDAY.
1922 MAcoMB ST. WESLEY HEIGHTS
0eq Gssa two ,. s1sh only. Brick
''s' bedroom. Lar sTse T IL. AIloA1s'
44ss sEDow1ck-spRMc VALLEY.
Used lass than year.
1929 IRVING, st. Nw.-Beautiful row
w. c. & A. N. MILLER,
Il119 18th st. NV Dist. 4464.
VALUABLE CORNER.
&@hsa PscT Fins s't He 81 h 4Sb1fMsGs-
DAY: The premises have been completely
bath. sas. electricity. h.-v.h. Full base
ment. recreation room. Price. S6.45000;
'0 PEOPLES REALTY CO..
Rep. 0706 927 N. Y. Ave. NV. North 294b.
THERE ARE ONLY 3 OF THESE
16 HOUSES LEFT.
p. H. A. INSPECTED AND APPROVED.
SAMPLE HOUSE.
313 10Th ST. NE.
3-DEDROoM HOMES.
summer Winter Air Conditioning
$500 CASH-$39. Is PER MO.
INC TAXES AND INT
Drive out East Capitol st. to 10th st..
left on 10Th to homes.
BARKLEY BROS, INC,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-06
HOUSES FOR sAlI.

ALL GEORGIA AVE. NV.
Suitable for Any Business.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
924 14th st. Natl. OO36.