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Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
L. A. VEGETABLES

LOS ANGELES. July 2l. tUPD -
Trading continued very SLOW. Most
commodities showed dull to a
slightly weaker tendency.
Cantaloupes weak jumbo 36s-45s
09c-1.0O, std Ass 1880, local H-Bs
std 16s-27s 75-s5c, std 36s 6o-75c'
std ASS 50-65c. Melodews std 16s-
27s 1890. Tip top std 16s-24s 9Oc-
10, PTS 1890. Phoenix jumbo
36s-45s. Fl Honeydews: Imperial VAL
lev jumbos and stds 9s-l2s 85e-1.00,
SIS 65-75c; jumbo 27s-3Gs 1.25. Hon
eyballs jumbo 3Gs-45s l.O0-ll5; std
ass 75-S5c. pony 45s 50-G5c.
Lettuce slightly stronger, Guada-
lupe and Santa Maria dry pack Is
l.25-1.35. SIS 1.0O-1.15.
Tomatoes weaker. Local and San
Diego co. lugs 4x5s 4O-5Oc. 5X5s &
5x6s 5O-75c. 6x6s 35-50c; 6x7s go
4Oc; 7xSs 25c; stones 4x5s 75-85c
5x5s and 5X6s S5c-100. 6x6s 60
75c; 6x7s 50-G5c; Penderosas few
5x5s 1.25, 6X6s go.
Watermelons dull; carlots no early
sales reported; ton lots Imperial
Valley Klondikes and stripes 1913
lb average few sales best 1O.00-1l.Oo
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
LEATHER To
FLY IN &c
RING TONIGHT

Amateur leather Fingers CT I'M
perial Valley will pit their skill
against the fistic efforts of San
Diego boxers in the feature bouts
of the FL Centre athletic club to-
night Thursday.
Bobbie PachecO, CaleXicc feather
weight. faces his most severe test
when he tangles with Marcus Men
deZ in the main event.
PachecO has not been defeated
in the FL Centre ring this season.
Last week he annexed the valley
feather title with decisive win
over Cleo Shans.
Marcus Mendez has defeated all
San Diego featherweights and will
invade the lightweight ranks if he
wallCps Pacheco in tonight's bout.
Vic Villavicencia. valley light
weight king, will take on Bruce
Howard, san Diego sailor, in the
semi windup.
Howard has not been defeated
since he dropped a decision to Jolt
ing Joe Nillegas last year in the
valley ring. He has speeded his
0ffense AMI prepared his deiense
for the jumping jack tactics of the
valley lightweight champ.
ice Gonzalez and Jesse James
jackson will clash in a special event.
Jackson is the favorite after his
spectacular win over Jack Arnold
last week.
Five other bouts are scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
BY HENRY McLEMORE

SHAWNEE ON DELAWARE, Pa,
July q P)-Professional golf is
wider open than a politica conVen-
ton for phenagling, yet the eager
finger of suspicion has never point
ed toward the men who must win
to eat.
Imagine putting baseball
pitcher, football tackle or touring
tennis star behind a bush in a So
acre patch and asking him to call
the turn on his efforts.
Say that Dizzy Dean were handed
$1,000 and told it was to be his to
have and to hold if he famed paul
Waner. Say Diz foged one by ankle
deep and Bill KLEIN ran up and said:
Now Diz was that payoff ball
loW?"
What would DiZ answer Why
Mister KLEIN that pitch almost part
ed Waner's hair"
And Diz wouldn't be doing any
thing dishonest for baseball is play
ed that Way-take the breaks when
you can and let the umpire beware
of a mistake. ...
Suppose a football referee ques-
toned a right-out-of- f-the-mine tack
le if he had accidentally used his
hands in laying an oponent low.
What, me use my mits. That
guy almost pushed me back field.
The tennis star? Well, they play
to make that Davis cup team and
ultimately cash in as a pro. And
can those boys lean against the
Wailing wall when a close decision
cuts in on a victory and a future
expense account based on their seed
ed basis.
Now consider the golf pros. They
travel together, eat together, play
cards together after the days work
is done. When they get out on that
far reaching range, they play for
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
CROSBY LEADS
CITY LEAGUE
HITTERS

Tom Crosbie, Seven UP infielder,
held to his batting lead in the FL
Centro nightball league this week
despite the fact he did not play.
Crosbie has Is hits in 33 trips to
the plate for an average of ASS.
Dutchie Van Nostrand is the
actual league leader with eight hits
in fifteen tries but the Hardware
infielder has played in only five
games.
Big Six averages are computed
for players who have taken part in
more than six league games.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. July 2l. CUP) Dam
age reports from the Canadian
spring wheat belt gave wheat prices
a firm undertone on the Chlcago
Board of Trade today.
At the close wheat was up = 10
!. corn was up 1s TO off =, and
oats were unchanged to = lower.
At Winnepeg, gains ranged IRON
/ TO more than . cents bushel.
Iiyerpool closed irregularly with
the July delivery Independently
Corn prices eased slightly des-
pite the firmness in wheat and good
EXport sales of L. s. corn were
estimated around 10000 bushels
mainly othe United ingdom.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
1abby Hartnett Appointed Manager of Chicago Cubs
BIG CATCHER
SUCCEEDS GRIMM
AS TEAM LEADER

Big Charles Leo "Gabby" Hart
nett today held the managerial
reins of the Chicago Cubs after
serving That club cor sixteen years
as a catcher.
Hartnett succeeds Charlie Grimm
who has led the Cuos since he took
over the Job from Rogers Hornsby
in 1882 The Chicagoans Won the
pennant in that season and repeat
Ell in 1885. They were defeated in
both world series.
Grimm was, released outright by
Owner Phil X. Wrigley. The move
did not come as a surprise Base
ball experts had predicted Grimm's
release since early in the season.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
l.. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES, July p. UP) -
Los Angeles stock market trading
was irregular today with as many
issues advancing az showed losses
while the volume OF transactions
decreased.
Two issues registered new highs
for the year: Pacific Finance com
mon going to 15A for d gain Of
y point and "A new high while By
ron Jackson was up = point at
20 for a new high.
Southern Pacific at 20% showed
a gain of A point IN the sale Of
a block Of 100 shares.
Fractional losses were recorded
by Transamerica, Richfield Oil. and
Consolidated Oil while Union Oil
was up y pont at 22A.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
Padres Gain
On Angels
Ry limited PRESS

San Diego Padres moved closer
to the league-leading Los Angeles
Angels Thursday as the border city
club defeated Hollywood Stars, ll-5.
Los Angeles dropped a 6-3 deci-
sion to Sacramento.
In other league games Seattle de-
feated Oakland, III, and San
Francisco upset Sacramento, 6-5.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, July q. UP) -
Hogs POO. Steady to % cents high
er;. bulk 10.25-10.75; top 1915. Off
weight 9.35-1O; sows 7.S5-S.5O.
Cattle 900. holdOver 442. Slow
steady; few fed steers $50: choice
quoted to 10. Grass steers 5.25- $50;
plain heiters down; cows 5-5.50.
few 6; cutter grade 3.25-4.75 bulls
>. SOC. 50. Calves 100. Steady; top 10
Sheep 600. Steady; wooled lam bs
IS, sorted 10 to 25 pct; choice
quoted S.25 ewes stronger.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
Cards Start
REBUILDING

CHICAGO, July 81. (UP)-The
Chicago Cardinals of the National
professional football league an
nounced today they had signed P--A
Dougherty, star center OF Santa
Clara, and released seven other
players in move to rebuild the
team.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
It's Dizzy Again

Dizzy Dean has returned TO head
lines. He pitched the Chicago Cubs
to a Al victory last Sunday and
proved again that the experts were
only guessing when they said ne
would never come back.
The return of Dean boosts the
Cubs into a threatening position
in the National league pennant
drive
Dir will probably win more than
half Of the games he pitches. HIS
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
ApostoIi Offered
Bout

SEATTLE. July q. UP)-Pro-
meter Mate DruXMan today offered
Fred ApOstoli. san Francisco,
chance to meet the winner Of the
Freddie Steele-Al Hostak mildle-
weight boxing champion bout for
the title Aug. 80. Apostoli beat
Steele in a nontitle fight in New
York the first of the year.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21

in their home stand. Homer Cham
bers turned in the other victory
last week.
Manager stark announced that
Jerry Porte and Chapman Will not
be in the lineup Friday night be-
cause they are on vacation. Pat
williams and steve Ritter VIII re-
place them.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21

NEW YORK - Harry Balsamo,
1882 New York, kayoed Mario
Caroselli, 166, italy 90; Carl Deli,
1861, New York, outpointed Lew
Raymond. 144H, Baltimore 90;
Mickey Dugan, 173, San Francisco,
Cutpointed Mickey Alfano, 1907,
New York 60.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21

Weeks HSU III IUIIB btdCII UUI IIlt
Starkmen are confident they can
reverse the count in the stadium.
The Long Beachers will bring two
hurlers to pitch against FL Centre,
a fast ball pitcher, and a faster
one.
Joe Fox" Hurst will be on the
mound for the FL Centro team.
Hurst has turned in seven of the
eight games won by the All-Stars
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
l.. A. HAY

Los ANGELES, July q. UP) -
Alfalfa &. S. No. / ........ $l3.50
L. S. No. 2 leafy ........ .$l2-l2.3O
L. 5. No. ................$l SILL 80
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
Bench Warming
By Burdette Kinne
Post Press Sports Editor

enthusiasm will be contagious ana
in a few weeks National league
clubs won't recognize the Cubs.
The only thing the Cubs have
lacked in the past three years has
been spirit. Dean will provide that.
And maybe Gabby Hartnett will
succeed where Charlie Grimm fail
ed
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
Markets At
A Glance

Stocks irregular and fairly act
i've.
Bonds higher L. s. governments
irregular.
Cotton up about so cents bale.
Wheat unchanged to !. cent nigh
er; corn off Is up 4.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
AII-Stars Seek Ninth Straight Win
Play Long Beach
I'm Stadium on
Friday Night

Eight games in row in Ell Centre stadium mat S
the record of the Ell Centre AllStars Friday night Jack
Starks sofballers will attempt to add more victory
TO the win streak at the expense of the Long Beach ALI
Stars Long Beach defeated the Ell Centrans, CO. two
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21

Other department leaders:
Home runS-Webster, UP, 4.
Triples-Stewart, Hardware, 2.
Doubles-Kinne, Slipper, 6.
Runs batted in-Kinne, Slipper,
13.
Most hits-Crosbie, 7 UP, Is.
Runs-Webster, 7 Up, Ia.
Errors-Hammerslaugh, Eagles, 8.
Assists-Sandez, Slipper, %.
Strikeouts-Chambers, SO.
Putouts-Kinne, Slipper, 95.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
The Giants?

me OidlltS's
New York's Giants apparently are
on the road to the bottom Of the
first division. The pitching OF the
New York club hasn't been i'm
pressive and their batting averages
are falling as fast as the Phila-
delphia Phillies games lost column.
Only a revived hitting and pitch
ing attack will give the Terrymen
their third straight National league
title. And the spurtS OF Cincinnati,
Pittsburgh and Chicago may even
make those weapons useless.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
7, A RANKS

Los ANGELES, July 21. UP) -
Sec LIST Natl .............. 4GR -i9
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21

SUNSHINE OR RAIN. Want-Ad
Results Repeat Again and Again.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
FLAX

Minneap oils, July .........., $1.78
Winnipeg, July .$1.454
Duluth, July ..................$l $l.7G
Evening star., 1938-10-28
Books
Closed

All charge pur.
chooses m O d Q
d ne the
bolonce Of Oc.
tober will op-
peer on your.
November bill.
Evening star., 1938-10-28
RITES WILL BE TODAY
FOR MRS. ELLA CHURCH
Resident of Arlington, Va, Was
Active in Boscobel Club
Despite Her 30 Years.


Funeral services for Mrs. Ella Mer-
rick Church, 80. well-known resident
OF Arlington, Va. who died Wednes-
day at the Washington Sanitarium,
were to be held at her residence at
2818 Twenty-fourth street north, Ar
ington, at pm. today. Burial was
to be in Arlington National Gene
terry.
Mrs. Church was born in Delaware.
Ohio. in 1848. Prior to coming here
in 1870 she was preceptress of the
Xenia Female College in Ohio and
later coached local high school stu
dents in Latin and French. She was
married here in 1874 to Robert A.
Church.
Mrs. Church was prominent in lit
srary circles here for many years.
having founded a number of literary
societies in addition to the Boscobel
Club. an Arlington historical group,
in which she remained active until
last year despite failing sight.
She was member of the Metro
politan Presbyterian Church, Fourth
and D streets Sc, where her length
of service was greater than that of
any other member.
She is survived by two sons, Her.
bert A. Church of Washington and
Clarence C. Church of Hartford,
Conn. and three daughters. the Misses
Grace, Edith and Christine Church,
all of Arlington.
Evening star., 1938-10-28
GALA FOOD SHOW
OPENING PLANNED
Mp M I| 4 Very Important Message!
Halloween Atmosphere to
Prevail Monday at
D. G. S. Exhibit.

A Halloween atmosphere will pre-
vail at the opening on Monday night
Of the 18th annual food show Of the
District Grocery Stores, Inc, in the
Packard Washington Building, 1912
Tweny-fourth street NV.
More than a score Of workmen are
busy decorating the large second floor
Of the building and erecting booths
An orange and white color scheme is
being used.
Besides seeing exhibits, the pa
irons on Monday night will have the
opportunity of either taking part in
or witnessing a Halloween costume
contest open to both sexes over 16
years old. The contest, the show
management feels, will attract scores
OF persons dressed in costumes An
award will be presented to the win
ner of the contest.
Interesting Show Is Goal.
In commenting on this years show,
al Kaufman, vice president of the
stores. said: Following the usual
policy of the District Grocery Stores,
Inc, the stores plan to make their
annual food show both interesting and
entertaining. In keeping with Hal
loween, which falls on the opening
date of the show, the management
this year will provide entertainment
it believes to be suitable for the oc-
casion.
so. for the opening night Hal
loween costume contest will be staged,
to give those celebrating the seasonal
occasion an opportunity to enjoy
timely event.
THE show itself this year is ex-
pected to provide visual evidence of
many improved methods in the prep
aration Of food for sale on the
market"
Show to Run a Week.
An expensive make, 1899 model
automobile, heads the list of valuable
awards to be given show patrons
during the week the show will run,
in addition to many smaller gifts
which will be presented. Monday
night a valuable mattress will be
given away. Other articles to be
given away during the week include
an electric toaster, china set, cooking
set. an electric refrigerator, vacuum
cleaner. radio and phonograph
combination, an electric washing ma
chine, gas stove, an electric sewing
machine and registered cocker
spaniel.
The show will open officially at
7:30 pm. Monday and at corre-
spending hour each evening through
November S. Beginning Tuesday
matinee, to be featured by a baby
show and parade. will be held each
afternoon at 4:45 pm.
Evening star., 1938-10-28
Jacob Baker Talks at A. u.

Jacob Baker, chairman Of the Com
mission of Inquiry on Co-operatives
in Europe, today addressed the student
body at American University at the
meeting of the Open Forum His
topic was "Co-operative Enterprise at
Home and Abroad" He laid emphasis
on Sweden and other countries where
it has been successful. Mr.. Baker is
president of the United Federal Work
erS of America.
Evening star., 1938-06-11
$3.50.

617 SHERIDAN ST. NV.
Open Today and Sunday.
Completely renovated in
side End out q rms
-oer"tfed brick
hardwood floors. full
basement. detached "a
RAGE Don't delay-See
TODAY
Evening star., 1938-06-11

LARGE WOODED LOT. OVER $4,000 SO.
T.. overlooking Rk. OK. PIX. extension
MARYLAND; > blocks to 18th ST. bus: will
take less than assessed value for quick
sale. Shepherd 1880
Evening star., 1938-06-11

CHEVY CHASE, MD. AND BETHESDA.
$50. .50-5-room modern bungalow, fn-
ished attic, large yard
S65.o0-5 rooms. refrigeration. Best
location.
S90.00--6 rooms Ia baths. refg.. air
conditioned. oil heat; quiet
street: near schools and stores.
S100 .00-6 rooms , baths, oil heat. refg
beautiful suburban home; "a
acre lawn, flowers, shrubs, fruit
trees; near school,,
S135 00-4 bedrooms, , baths, corner lot.
, glassed-in porches;> in the
q best section of Chevy Chase
r. M FRY INC
Evening star., 1938-06-11

1912 2sth n.e.-6 r, b., auto h.. g. $50. 90
DO 6th ST s.w.-11 T.. 2 b.. h.-w.h. 1880
81 Kennedy VT r., b., h.-w.h. 5000
.S3H ChlldresS n.e.-6 r. b., h.-w.h. 53.50
5oS 81. n.e-S r, b.. elec. 41.50
i54' 33rd st. nw.-6 r.. b.. oil heat $500
~ Mass, ave. NV r, b., elec. so
lOl Eye ST. s.e.-6 r, b.. h-wh 33 80
b24 7th 81. n.e.-6 r.. b. 80 40
GEORGE I. BORGER,
643 Ind. Ave. NV. Met. O35O.
Evening star., 1938-06-11

BEAUTIFUL CORNER DOUBLE LOT.
Wilson lane and Radner I'd, near Bethesda.
Nd. Box 3I3-A. Sal
Evening star., 1938-06-11
SOMETHING DIFFERENT.

5-acre tract in Pinecrest. A high hill
with a stream on the east side and a
stream on the west side and facing south
across Lee-Jackson highway into a valley
where the Two streams meet There Is
hard gravel street circling around the
east side, with a level approach 10 the
bldg. site at the back Covered with nice
trees Long frontage on concrete road.
lust miles from Washing ton. Only one
OF it's kind Price $4,000: terms. VERNON
NJ. LYNCH & SON. owner and developer.
Phone Alexandria S39-W-2 any time eX-
cent Sunday.
Evening star., 1938-06-11
HOUSES FUR. OR uNFUR.

EDGEMooR. 7IIe CLARENDON RID, Be
thesda-Cool. z rms. 2 baths. insulated,
porch. good grounds, gar. ami, fireplace;
furn.. SS5.; unfurn., $50. Wis. 326b.
Evening star., 1938-06-11
OVERLOOKING POTOMAC,
ARLINGTON. VA.

Exceptional, modern home. excellent
neighborhood. every convenience; bus
transp. ] block; large bedrms.. sleeping
porch. large side porch; h.-wh; garage:
beautiful half acre; well laid out ground;
priced under 81 900; house alone cost
over $500 to build. Box 1861 Star
Evening star., 1938-06-11
LOTS FOR SALE

AiMAcosT1A4 Az. -a.et ADJOINING LOTS .51
Located 1900 block Galen ST., ; blocks
each. oWNFR, Atlantic 1884, or 1910
LOTS ON EAsT7WEsT HWY. cH, cH;-,-
M take ss essk Rd ryst ~ from 1N respensibe
ern Bldg National 66S2
s ACRES. STATE ROAD FRONTAGE. UN-
improved, 10000. CLIFTON H. LAUGH
somery couniy- Restricted subdivisions.
Prices from 100000. Call Shepherd "a56.
BEAUTIFUL CORNER DOUBLE LOT.
Wilson lane and Radner I'd, near Bethesda,
MOST BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT. IN
Westmoreland Hills. z block from Mass.
ave circle. Phone OWNER, Natl. O2ss L..
CORNER LOT, COLONIAL VILLAGE FAC
10o-foot front on Plymouth st; improve
ments reasonable, need cash. See your
broker or call shep. es50-J 13'
LARGE WOODED LOT. OVER $4,000 SO.
Maryland; : blocks to 10th, st. bus: will
take less than assessed value for quick
2ANrziN eTsT Ess Fe elee 81 close bus high school
Baltimore pike. Riverdale.
S6oo--BUNGALow SITE.
ooob CoutItdSt SeCtlOn OF Qet6Cneh
homes near park. school and bus: improve
ments Cali Mr.. Stebbin, Atlantic ,lea
ADELBERT W LEE
1898 H St NV. District 1900.
60x125, WOODED. S1.4oo; ALL UTILI-
ties, 33rd and Upland ter, 50x120. $l.SO0
Mass. ave. section. wooded; Sl6S3 GEO.
E D1EFFENBACH. Lot Specialist. Natl.
$500. llol Vermont ave. Emer. 4111.
ADJOINING GOLF COURSE IN NEARBY
Maryland. lot containing $4,000 square
feet; ready for building Country club
privileges included. Priced at $1,000.
Phone Georgia g203
GEORGETOWN LOTS
Lots of lots from Sl.1O0. Call Stanton
I. kolb. res. phone. West 212l.
j. LEO KOLB, INC.
/ 123a Wis. Ave. NV. West oOO2
Evening star., 1938-06-11
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

LEEsBURq. vA.-LoVELY HOME BEST
location rooms. baths arepiaees
% aa7s seepnf VIII sell nsnsd Il a
BOX 37l. Leesbure. Va.
MODERN, MOD 7-RooM BRICK coLoNIiAL IA.
day. W. II. HAWEEY. Il lis n. Hishlsnd
St. Lyon Park. Arlington.
9Ess 9RnN drVs sysPsx 1s HAVEN ANs " rM AsH
andriaJ-Georgian brick Colonial; 8 bed
rooms. 2 baths. maids room and bath; n,
Sunday: Decatur 342G thereafter. for
further information.
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME, OP-
positee Washington Golf Club; Club; wooded lot;
priced price, yt for quick sale. Open Sunday. 46l3
Rock Spring drive. Arlington. Va
FOR sALE-NEW STONE BUNGALOW.
m snraSfd Md on sunday md a @
Hyattsville. Md
ATTRACTIVE m CAPE a4pI.meS,E COP BUNGALOW Gal y
ground. garage;. "a miles from D. G; line
Randall rd;: suitland. Md. Reas. Terms
SMALL z. NEW BUMoAtoW MILES LES FROM on
57'x2oo'. Price 5000; terms. North 1925. 1925.
5-RM BUNGALOW WITH BATH, BY
OWHeTr eitC.
GieSe e;itS'f. I'd. or phone Walnut 1892
BEAUTIFUL NEW .2-sToRY. GROOM
sseh s bath f. iRsfs o $500 Lee e. RaR
way Va.
OWNER WILL SELL INTEREST IN
owner built English studio house less than
and Country Club; 5 rms, raftered j. I.
unfinished space for 2 bedrms. bath;
m nnshed o hsa coss
on on Military I'd 10 1904,
So .95O-DIREcT FROM OWNER; NO
plan; 9 large rooms on large corner lot;
convenient 70 schools and bus line. Call
Alexandria 2541R.
alcove, bath bungalow; anil. h.-w.h.,
s4.ioo. sal Forest DR.. Greenwood 277s-W.
REDUCED-BRIcK HOME IN DESIRABLE
section of Arlington County paG Va 1909 hatS
on End f. 4 rms. and 2-pc. bath on lst
fl, Large closets. > porches, fireplace.
Full basement statonsry y wash pSTnvR tH6s gas, gas
ford 1855.
| TAKoMA PARK, 312 BIRCH AvE.-oP-
posite Philadelphia ave, grade school; new
Colonial Cape Cod model home easy terms.
BEAUTIFUL GROOM 2-BATk HOME.
out Conn. ave with bedroom and path on
1st floor finished recitation room and
double garage; large grounds with trees,
Sl1.g50: 81. 500 cash. Can be seen by ap-
pointment only Emerson 1886.
3ls ACRES ON DEFENSE HIGHWAY.
rooms. bath electricity. oil burner:
mi. ID. c.: $4,000: terms, Erwin REALTY
CO. call Hyattsville 763
THE GOLDEN MOMENT
To improve the golden moment of op-
portunity inspect my year-old modern brick
at 1910 18th st. n. Waycroft Arlington.
Va. I'm going West and want an offer
| Don't decide before inspecting that price
will be too high. Come in, well talk i
over together. Home Saturday pm all
| day Sunday. Appointment any other time,
| phone oxford o32e.
THE GOLDEN MOMENT
To improve the golden moment of OPP
portunity, inspect my year-old modern
brick at .4aIo. 18th st. n. Waycroft. Ar
| lington Va I'm going West and want an
| offer Don't decide before inspecting that
| price will be too high. Come in, well talk
ii over together. Home Saturday pm,
! all day Sunuay. Appointment any other
time. Phone oxford 03.!2.
NEARBY VA.-BY BUILDER.
| New ST room, 2-story Colonial bricks
/ huilt-in gar. oil heat. shade. high elev.;
new subdivision beautiful homes; lnc bus.
Priced TO Sell; Reasonable Terms.
| McCLAINE, 200 Wilson Blvd. Clar., Va.
/ Val urQp Hay Sunday
Evening star., 1938-06-11

D-BARGAIN-cAsH RMS.
bath. porches; gas heat; garage. 637
Col. rd. NV. Randolph 1897. IL
COLORED-SEE THE BEAUTIFUL. NEW.
ultramodern homes now being completed in
Eastland Gardens, corner Kenilworth ave.
and Lane pl ne. National 1895.
COLORED-515 25th PL. N.E.-6 ROOMS.
tiled bath with shower; insulated walls;
hardwood floors throughout: full cellar.
concrete porch. etc; specially priced at
S5.a50; terms. Open daily from $50 m.
to pm. Decatur 1850.
COLORED-PRICE, $3.50.
1919 Irving st. n.e.-5-rm,. bath bun
aalow; INV H.: large lot high elevation
completely furnished. Call OWNER, De-
catur 0a13.
FOR COLORED.
IN KINGMAN PARK.
reconditioned like new. that can be bought
during the month of June for as low as
500 down and S46 80 per month. Beyond
doubt the best buys in the city for this
month only. Make appointment to inspect
these like-new homes without obligation.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
924 14th st. NV. National 0Q36.
COLORED
KINGMAN PARK,
Where you should buy Sager-Bult- Home
to be certain of quality in construction.
backed by 80 years experience and over
$50 completely satisfied purchasers
New Model Home 522 21st St. NE
CHAS. D. SAGER,
Qo1 1dth St w Not;onaI anae