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Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-29
FIRST M. E. CHURCH.


Sunday school 945 a. M, j. w. San
ders, general superintendent.
Sermons by pastor II a. M, and
1880 p. m.
Morning sermon, II Believe In
Man"
Evening. sermon, "How Many Are
Included I'm Your We"
Prayer meeting Wednesday night.
The prayer services have doubled in
attendance during the past month.
Many children are coming, this is a
service for the entire family. 1880 D.
M, each Wednesday night.
The Vance-Franklin Young Peoples
Union will meet Thursday night at
Louisburg, February 3, at 7:3O p. m.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-29
HOLY INNOCENTS EPISCOPAL

HOLY lNNOCENTS EPISCOPAL
Rev. l. w. Hughes, rector.
Fourth Sunday after Epiphany.
$3.50 a. m. Holy communion.
9:4o a. m. church school and young
wOmen's Bible class.
lO:OO a. m. Mems Bible class.
II a. m. Litamy, Ante-communio
and sermon.
o:5o p. m. young peoples service
league.
73O p. m. Evening prayer and SER
mon.
st. Johns Mission, North Hender-
son, o'clock, church school.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-29
Takes Course

w. M. Implicit, formerly of this city
but now resident of Greenville, has
just been graduated from a General
Electric refrigerator school in st.
Louis, Mo-, and has returned to
Greenville.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-29
Tobacco Season Ends With Sales Of % 352, 808 Lbs
Booster Program Pushed
Market Ahead In Season
r. W. McF arland Sales Sup ervsor Says Advertising
Program Resulted in 226 $500 Increase in Sales;
Praises Cooperat ion of Community

market reports and personal letters of
appeal were sent to the farmers over
a wide area, featuring the Hender-
son tobacco market.
The final result is that the market.
instead of selling less than it did last
season, sold 100000 more, and paid
out to the farmers $739, 10000 more
than they received last season. Below
we give tho figures Of the two sea-
sons for compa i5on:
Crop of 1887 (pounds) 49,. .23, 352, 1903
Crop of 1886 (pounds) 80. .21, 083,O0S
Gain in pouhdagc .......... $3.50 800
Crop of 1887 Average .......... $25.38
Crop of 1896 Average ........ 24.6O
Gain in average per
hundred pounds .......... rs
Crop of 1887 SIS, 1925, 91O.16
Crop Of 1896 49,. Commune. SIS, 1876, 1895
Gain in money ............$ 139,4SU.2O
Thus intensively featuring the Hen
derson market caused it to go forward
under adverse crop conditions, and
the investment of $4,000 by the 1920
Club paid handsome dividends in the
way of increased business on the part
of every one having anything to sell
in Henderson.
All of this increase cannot be at
tributcd, of course to the club men
toned, but lions share of It. There
is no such thing as standing still in
the business world, and to sum up,
Henderson carried on, upward
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-29
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.

Rev. James A. Jones, pastor
9:45 a. M, The Church school J.
Harry Bryan, general superintendent
Departments of worship and classes
of study for all age groups.
II a. M, The morning worship Sub
ject, "The Underpinnings of Life
with the sermon by the pastor.
6 p. M, The Young Peoples Forum
meets for supper We shall continue
the discussion of ''The Basis for Par
DON" Mr.. jones' will lead this discus
sion.
7:30 p. M, The evening worship.
Subject, Making Religion Apparent
with the sermon by the pastor. The
junior choir will sing at this service.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-29
r E l. C o N
A CROSS FOR ALL MEN.

AS the heart panteth after the water
brooks, so panteth my soul after thee,
0 God. Psa. 42:1
0 God, thou art my Cod early will
l seek thee: my soul thristeth for thee
my flesh longeth or thee in a dry and
thirsty land, where no water is. Pisa.
63:1.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-29
Will Teach Class

Will Teach Class
r. C. Kittrell will teach the Mems
Class at Holy Innocents Episcopal
church Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
it was announced today
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-29
FIRST METHODIST PROTESTANT.

FIRST METHODIST PROTESTANT.
Rev. T. J. Whitehead, pastor
9:45 a. m. Sunday school,
II a. M, Fifth Sunday Rally with
special service for young people. Rev.
J. w. Braxton will preach.
Picnic lunch in basement.
1:30 p. M, Continuation of Rally
Day program.
There will be no evening service.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-29
Tn HOSDita1

In Hospital
Mrs. Marvin J. WoOdlief is ill at
Maria Parham hospital. after having
undergone an operation there yester-
daV
Evening star., 1938-11-15
LETTER-OUT
Fontoine Fox

Remove reange spell the word
called Print
the correctly
girls going in them again.
Answer Yesterdays LETTER-OUT.
Ietter-Out
P) SPANGLE- CLEANS Che picks out
C) TRIBUTES BUFFERS (does it to bread.
N) SCUTTIINC- -CUTTINGS (excavaons),
L) TRIANGLETEARING dts ripping)
(S) sLEET1NG- GENTLE (non-Jewdsh).
Evening star., 1938-11-15

earnest that Peter felt that he
meant every word he said.
Won't you tell me why you want
me to 60? What have I done that
you no longer want me around?"
he asked. II thought we were
good friends. Paddy"
I'VE are" replied Paddy. "You
are one of the best friends I've got,
and it is because I think 10 much
of you that I want you to do just
what I have told you to. The truth
is, Peter, it isn't safe for you to be
here"
Peters eyes opened wide with sur.
DgaDA sVh1 NJ y aAlo4. - ~
Evening star., 1938-11-15
to know that they are abouti

to know that they are about?"
asked Paddy in his turn.
Moo" replied Peter slowly. "Of
course, not" he added. Sometimes
there are signs"
Paddy nodded. Right, Peter"
said he. Sometimes there are signs,
and they tell all it is necessary to
know. Come with me and I will
show you something. Then I guess
you will be ready to do what have
asked you to do-go home to the
dear Old Briarpatch and keep away
from here"
ooso0s,ghA 1OoS9
Evening star., 1938-11-15

whats that?" cried Peter, not
believing his own ears.
60 home" replied Paddy. GO
home to the dear Old Briarpatch
and don't come here any more"
"You-you don't really mean that
Tell me you don't really mean that, "
cried Peter in a voice that showed
how hurt he felt.
Il do mean It," retorted Paddy.
Il want you to 60 now, right away,
and not come back"
Peter looked at Paddy very hard
70 ~ Il he might be joking, but
3addy 0oom06 - W. Oneh n
Evening star., 1938-11-15
manded. "Are you afraid that Old

manded. "Are you afraid that Old
Man Coyote or Reddy Fox or Hooty
the Owl will catch me? If you are,
just stop worrying. I've kept out of
their clutches so far and I guess
I can continue to. know them"
Paddy shook his head. 1T isn't
Old Man Coyote or Reddy Fox or
Hooty the OWL" said he. II guess
you are able to take care of yourself
so far as they are concerned. The
fact is, Peter, there is q stranger
here In this part of the Green For
est and I suspect he is more dam
esrous for you than any Of the
enMs
Evening star., 1938-11-15

"A stranger!" cried Peter, his
eyes popping out more with sur
prise than fear. "Who is he? What
is he like? Have you seen him?"
Paddy just had to laugh at the
way Peters questions tumbled over
each other.
NO." said he, answering the last
question first. mo, I haven't seen
him."
Then how do you know he is
here? How do you know who he is?
How do you know he is dangerous?"
Peter was fairly burning with
curiosity.
DO yeu a1WaVghoge y 80 poepio
Evening star., 1938-11-15
Starting Warning.
BY Willard
Trademark applied
For o. q. Patent Once
BY Mormon Marsh
BY Bud Fisher

Don't warm up your automobile
engine in a closed garage" This
timely warning is given by the Key
stone Automobile Club, whose safety
and service experts point out the
extreme dangers of this practice.
To avoid carbon monoxide poison
ing, they emphasize. the motorist
should drive the car completely out
Of the garage.
Evening star., 1938-11-15
Bedtime Stories
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS,

Peter Rabbit was so interested in
the doings of Paddy the Beaver
that he spent great deal of his
time over by Paddy's pond, deep in
the Green Forest. He knew that
Paddy liked to have him. At least
he thought he knew this. Paddy
always seemed CHAD to see him. So
just imagine how surprised Peter
was when one night Just after he
arrived for his usual visit Paddy
told him that he wished he would
90 straight home and not cone any
0oeo.
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HOUSES FURNISHED,

UPPER FLOOR FOR RENT FURNISHED,
Convenient. desirable location. 2OO9
Wyoming ave. Phone Potomac 5l2O-
ALEXANDRIA-COLO RESTORED.
: rooms . baths. charmingly furnished
automatic heat. lovely garden. Alex. So.
MOST EXCLUSIVE SECTION MASS. AVE.
English basement, LARGE reception room;
music room. dining room. IND floor;
master bedrooms, baths: servants
rms. baths: small garden overlooking
Rock Creek Park; cleo. elevator; modern
heating plant: cleo. iceboXes. House
furnished in perfect taste, Rent depends
length of lease. Box "34-A Star. -
500 DELAFTELD PL NW.-AVALABLE
Nov IS Small 6-rm brick; automatic sas
beat. refg. SOS to responsible people. ~
BETHESDA, MD.
$40 WINDSOR LANE.
New 5-rm. and bath BUNGALOW new
maple furniture, full attic and basement
cir conditioned heat.
$50 Per Mo
THE NEwBeS1D DEVELOPMENT co.
T61I Wis Ave. Wis. 52S6-
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Def. 1O-ROOM HOUSE.

OVERLOOKING ANACOSTIA RIVER
Well above street grade on a lot l2Ox
100 IT. with trees. This spacious home
with full baths on both floors and hot
water heat. offers quiet retreat with
fine view yet is close to public and pa
rochial Grade and hish schools. stores.
etc. Owner leaving city. Only SIS 600
Natl. 1895. A. M ROTH. Temple 1884.
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HOUSES FOR SALE,
NEARRV MAPVTANn

Your rent will buy one of the three all
Inherent new detached brick, ami. bunga-
lows. just completed. Priced right and terms
to suit you. Lot 50x11O. cellar, large
fioored attic, beautiful fireplace. tile bath.
easement windows. restricted neighbor-
hood for refined people For further in
formation call Randolph 4343. A.
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CENTER HALL-S9.75O.

An unusual corner home semi-detached
large liv. rm.. fireplace. side porch. dining
rm., very large and beautiful kitchen.
lavatory. 3 big bedrms, . baths oil heat;
ideal for doctor or dentist: in fast
growing section Of Michigan Park. In
spection, by appointment only. Call
Randolph 5226
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SUBURBAN BUNGALOW.
OUTSTANDING BARGAIN

Recently acquired in trade. Cost over
1900; reduced to $4,000 for immediate
hames o eavn IN lovely sesqn Of small qan
stores and transports ton. Contains five de-
lightful rooms and bath 1.-TWO bedrooms.
hot water heating system. full basement.
detached garage. Will consider $3.50 cash
and balance in easy monthly payments Call
2 to u 49,
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

MOTHER, EMPLOYED DAUGHTER DE-
sire furnished pr k, b. apartment. good
NV section, nearby Virginia: $40. Box
279-S Star. 3
COUPLE DESIRES FURN. APT IN PET
worth vicinity rooms. kit. pvt. bath.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
BARNABY WOODS

AAASANAAA~A w ON/A/O,
Chevy Chase, D. C.-$14,75O.
A truly fine residence in this new and
growing community. Center hal ii brick,
paneled den with toilet and layatory,
complete kitchen. delightful living and din
ing rooms. featuring, semi-indirect lighting
and second floor screened porches overlook
ing beautiful wooded lot. Oil burner.
EDW il. JONES CO. INC, woodley 1900.
Quality-Price-Environment.
$6,950-$7,35O.
MICHIGAN PARK.
4423 18th st. ne, sample house Over
looking st. Joseph's Seminary. Do not be
misled by these low prices. Upon your
inspection you will find o quality picked
homes. semi-detached. containing q rms,
liy. rm., l7Exl5a Tile bath, recreation
leslie range. Westins house refg,. General
wall insulation; deep lot. F. II. A., S4s
mo: Drive out tonight. Past Catholic
University on Michigan ave, turn left on
l3tt. ST.. 2 blocks to property. Open and
heated 10 am. to . pm.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.,
Phone Sample House. Dupont 1865.
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ATTRACTIVE BRICK .
DUTCH COLONIAL.
NEW HOME AND GARAGE

NEW l1oME AMI GARAGE,
F1ve-room, 2-story brick, modern through-
out; Large Lar o living room with open fire.
fixtures. pretty Wallpaper, cased openings
TO good-size dining room. Modern kitchen,
tile sink and drainboard lots of drawers,
range and General Electric de luxe re-
frlgerator. inlaid linoleum, space for kitch-
en- en- taP 3;,e,, under window: Oak stairway
tile bathroom. 3 fixtures conveniently arr
ranged. shower, mirrored medicine cabinet,
metal cabinet under hand basin. storage
in hallway. Master bedroom. . clothes
closets. storage closets. other bedroom.
l closet and 2 storage closets. Home fully
downspouts, large cellar. steel beam cons
struction under house, hot-water heat.
Chrysler Airtemp oil burner. summer and
ants toilet. Lots Of light in cellar. q
Rock-wool insulation in attic, oak floor,
shades all city conyeniences. Splendid re.
fag-rock walk. Lot so it. front. I4o It.
deep Detached garage. II by 90,
subdivision. Inspect for workmanship.
materials and design Price only 81 $50.
1920 cash S55 per month Located 4619
h hen 81 u S9nih so Arinston' Va. 'open and
N.B:-The senior, member of the firm
has lived in the subdivision for the past
Most houses sold before finished There
must be a reason! Also four more now
under construction, Come out and inspect
| and do not. follow UP any prospects as
we do not believe in that way Of selling
WALTER O'HARA & SON,
Lee Bouley yn1 ,, an ID South. Abingdon.
Offce Phone, Walnut $3.50.
Home Phone, Oxford OIp3
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BEI-HAVEN. VA.

O4I41 III 1I4NJ v ~
CORNER WOODMONT AND lockwood
TERRACE.
A low-built Dutch Colonial, ruggedy
constructed of stone. surrounded by an
abundance of sheltering shade with a
glorious view over the Potomac. The in
terror is intriguing For instance, there
are three floor levels and two cheerful
wood burning f1replaces; the dining room
Is spacious and the kitchen modern in ap-
pointment. Four well-eauipped bedrooms,
two exquisitey tiled baths. There are many
other things have not told you about
from il tt to 0 s daily. Price H ' only e $3.50
Estimated reproduction costs $4,000.
Or phone j. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Met.
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HOUSES UNFINISHED.
CHEVY CHASE = q


porches. excellent condition; built-in garage s
Really TYn Co. Na a9oi $3.50 sloo' or DIXIE
VALUES IN NEARBY MD.
51O9 sTRATFoRD RD.; Def. BRICK.
GooRs sa5h garage neTrhDTss sEnd
11I%s, rs koes sas Fl hf g. BURLINGTON
4sis RIv YER. II kD neaI DETACHED BRICK.
BRopE coI Isihs inca saFs NxrH oil s hss
Near Woodrow Wilson School.
$3.50.
1928 43rd PL INV
spanish style. semi-detached home. in
roomsJ modern Kitchen fully eouipped;
ie b path with shSwer toilet in basement
Mt. Vernon Mortgage Corp,
End Floor. Machinists Bldg. Natl $3.50
1417 WHITTIER ST. NV,
Just of 18th St. bedrooms. 9 baths;
also malo room and bath. large attic; hot
water heat; electric refrigeration; buiit-in
NATIONAL MORTGAGE g.
44$ v. VIM
National $3.50. 1872 N Y. Ave. NV.
1890 PARK PL. NV.
ton 8 rooms and bath. front and i0 rear
porches; hot-water heat; rental. $3.50.
BOSS & PHELPS,
l4l7 NV. Natl. 1900.
825 QUACKENBOS ST. NV,
racing Govt; park; sem-det. brick; g rms.
as RsSLr saf CO. good s ss ssso
ONLY $49.5O MONTH.
BRAND-NEW BUNGALOW.
grounds lover 10000 So ftl. Rep 02o5.
229 FARRAGUT ST. NV.
Practically. new Groom brick. h.-wh.,
cleo. Electrolux refrigeration; SO.
l.. T. GRAVATTE,
20 18th st. Realtor. Natl. O753
Exceptional Home Values
Near Navy Yard +
1882 st. S.E-S5O.
Colonial home; living room, dining
room: two bedrooms, inclosed porch.
Al kitchen and bath: large front porch
,llN| and screened rear porch.
l|II|| Large Home in Petworth,
l|||Il All Decatur st. N.W.-S15.
Hill Living room. dining room, bed
Hill rooms. kitchen and bath; 2 inclosed
lltlil porches; garage; laundry tubs and
lllIll toilet in basement; rear yard; con-
l|lIlI venient to schools; excellent trans
Hill portation.
lIl||I Near 18th and Park Rd.,
Hill 1418 Parkwood Pl. .W.-LarEe Home.
l|lIll Living ROOM dining room, 4 bed
Hill rooms. baths screened rear porch
Hill Kitchen; two.car garage; electric re-
Hill frigeration; laundry tubs and extra
Hill lavatory in basement.
|I|||I Just OFF Conn. Ave.
IIIl|I Semi-Detached.
Hill 1853 Tilden st. N.W.-SS5.
Hill Rec. hall. living room dining room
Hill q bedrooms. bath. kitchen and pantry.
Hill elec. refrigeration. new stove. Gear
Hill garage, toilet, laundry tubs in base
Hill ment.
Min In Petworth
l|lI|l Two-Family Home.
Hill Ala FarraEut St. N.W.-x9O.
ljIII Colonial home; rec hall, living
Hill room. dining room. bedroom. kitchen
Hill with cleo. REFRIGERATOR 1st fl; COM
Hill plete bath in basement Living room,
Hill dlnlng room bedroom. small Enclosed
Hill porch. kitchen and bath, second floor.
Il||II Oil burner and garage. Large rear
llIII yard.
VI 1904 K CAFRITZ DI. 5000
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE
ANOTHER REAL BARGAIN.
ARLINGTON BUNGALOW.
ONLY $500 Cash. S35 MOnthlv,

Recently acquired in trade; cost over
81, 800. Reduced to S4.T5O for immediate
sale. Located in lovely section of small
homes. near stores and transportation.
Contains delightful rooms t3 bedrooms)
and baths, hot-Water heating system. base
ment. DETACHED 2-car garage; 800 cash,
BALANCE S35 monthly. Phone J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN Met ll3H until O n m
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

SEE 90 r ST. NE,
Near Tech High School.
rooms. brick. modern and IN new
house condition. Owner says to SELL Here
Is chance to get home in convenient
1924 14th st. NV. District ss4e.
ONLY $7,750.
Located on Kenyon street. vest q 18th.
ot 165 m dsptS ae eyer aey
place. attic, and many other attractive fea-
'N'''' az Go IS REAL REALTY CO.,
National v eata; Atlantic ! 49, Eye St.
UNHEARD-OF VALUE
In Exclusive Woodside. Silver Spring.
HONEST BARGAIN.
BIG PRICE CUT-$6,9 $50.
New, big artistic .superbungalow OF, very
large rooms. beautifully finished ? b. r..
built cabinets. cleo. refrigerator. ETC.: tiled
bath. shower; full cellar and attic; oil heat,
sbepEerd srfs s It, screens Near everything
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Just Of Conn Ave
10 Rooms 2 Baths. Maids Room.
Automatic heat and refrigeration: garage:
se asFns s5oo Phone 20 for e1 Key ana
A'''' :? 37 :31S'f KssANAWHA ST.
900, ,WAPLE 4 JAMES. INC. oo,e
1905 KENNEDY PL. NV.
English type. brick, facing Rock Creek
contains many attractive features. Priced
less than assessed value. Open.
MISS REED, GEORGIA B112.
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NEWLY CONDITIONED.

g Rooms, 2 Baths, Garage.
Attractive Colonial brick home. in Mt.
Pleasant, near Flock Creek Park: has hot
water heat cleo. breakfast and sleeping
porches. cleo. refrigeration. screens and
weather strips. hardwood floors: price,
$3.50.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
72a 18th st. Realtor. Natl O753.
Evenings, Mr. Owen Col 1856
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BUILT TO SELL FOR $3.50.
SACRIFICE-S4 $50 UP.
SEVEN BUILT-SIX SOLD.
AIT OTTYCDV

-, Lowest price ever offered In beautiful
Woodbridge Gardens $3.50; easy terms.
Sample house Alb 18th st. ne. See these
homes Of quality. featuring, . colored tile
baths. lge. rooms, finished recreation
rm. de luxe kit. auto. air-conditioning.
paved street. lovely surroundings. COW
to schools and rapid trans. low monthly
payments. Your house considered in trade
If priced right. row of real homes.
with all the advantages of Diet. homes Go
out r. l. ave. to 18th st, turn left to
houses.
PAUL, ? STONE ADAMS n65a
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
REDUCED TO So $50.

Two blocks west Conn. ave-, in excellent
residential community. close to all schools.
Four bedrooms, bath. glass-inclosed front
porch, oil burner. garage. Vacant. I'M
xDW. 4. toN1 X CO.. NC. weedlsv $500.
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MAPLE & JAMES. INC.

NEAR CATHEDRAL-S11,5 500.
bah ae OF heat each
to to- obtain one OF these LARGER homes. at
Wisconsin and Massachusetts, aves. Rea-
sonable terms may be, ARRANGED for a
BY SHOWN r. only 81
Metropolitan 1868, EVENINGS phone Mr..
1S 1su s ap1Mes p7NIsayn AM pE1nv
sold. fhe reasons: ex ns Iarse
rooms. Z and 3 baths. breakfast room;
slate roof. insulation, furred walls. weather
stripping dnIa Of! burners and Tefrg these
% are and See sv !hem ra nha
Park. ROBERT E 1oHR,
311 CEDAR 81. Geo. ossl. -
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE.
New, room, detached brick home.
l lbas IN nearby Nd HANDY to
duction cost, with small cash and easy
sh Un5nsy 5a6" Until pF p SS9'o Can
a.aa swAPLE & JAMES. INC,
s4ss eeo5s nac Ave Sly: Silver Spring Once.
CALL on s5.2 His ONE
Basement and s attic, on sT lot 0 5osso0 For
$3.50 sss5o&lsth ST. SOUTH OF KIINeL LIZ
Bridge, six-room, two-bath brick
finished room in attic; hot-water heat
4sa ssa ssass,yas:
ment buildings, Ten rooms: three
lavatory IN basement For sale to
settle ss fs1aaseo & LucHs co.
-@2o9 new f ": n TiM st4a. -@7s-
rooms. bath, cellar: large lot. Will
trade for oS or sell IN ebum
Jus Just of rd or ea for car to take
SHEpHERD PARK
Owner transferred red. must Sell Breunin-
R ass 0T room, buitoin ssrage Perfect
on RANDOLPH ST. NV. 500 BLOCK.
oro on lot 8oxI II ne COM
ation. III price only $1,000. Call Mr.
Raine. Randolph 344I rnc
1924 1 Mhp 81 Nv SAMhs' DIST pist. ss4s.
WOODBRIDGE GARDENS.
1904 Shepherd st. n.e.-Larse. new
t'e"'' '0''' BRICK BUNGALOW. , ~
bab and s S every modern
yiieHn e rent small DOWN payment 0S'an''
OTHER BUNGALOWS -, 800 AND UP.
.o,- Wo9DfHdDnIE NEAL MIorLtS 1ooa
-So11 ": l. ave. Ne: w! VI
~ So, 300. =. @
Near 18th and Shepherd st. n;W.-S
porches; big lot, garage and one OF the
geore 1eaSi 79a s 81 Ss 500 f'
CT mn DpTHE TTTT
~ ,oOo ASANd w
Exclusive Woodside Park; Silver sprins
NEW o-DCDISOONn
RIINC OW
DO1NOAAOW
eauipped Kitchen, tiled bath with shower shower
porches, oil heat: garage; screens, xeath s5
scaneG. one hIock tn hus and close to schools
and shopping centers. $3.50 home in
this restricted section. Call Randolph 1926
TOnCTN CATI7
FORCEO DALI.
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INSPECT

4737 FULTON ST. NV.
WESLEY HEIGHTS.
Handsome new center-hall Colonial: OPP
posite U. S. Government park. WILL CON.
SINDER TRADE Located just west OF
Foxhall road OPEN DAILY TO PM.
BOSS & PHELPS. Realtors. 14l7 K st. NV:
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SILVER SPRING.
E250 CASH

New Broom brick bungalow, tile bath
with shower. attic, full basement. Large
lot close to stores. grade and high schools.
! block from 150-acre public park PRICE,
Sf.250.
MARYLAND REAL ESTATE CO..
1906 Georgia Ave. Shepherd 5100.
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CHESTERBROOK. VA.

colored-NE. D. G.: beautiful, un fur7
ton; h-wh., h. W. cleo. for light anc
cooking; all included; rent, $40 80 mo.
BUS service at door. JOHN r. PINkEII
INC, Decatur 500.
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ALEXANDRIA,, va.
New apartments Just being finished-li
East Gusts ave. Ideal location, quiet
neishborhood. between Russell I'd. and Mt.
Vernon ave; large living room. bedrooms.
tile bath with tub. and shower, dinette
kitchen and porch large closets, automatic
hot-water heat. You should see these apis.
today. You will like them. Near stores
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IMAGINE THISl

New Groom brick center-hall plan, with
first-foor lavatory: ultramodern through
out. including air conditioning-for only
S9,365-TERMS.
-. To inspect. call Adams 5297 or Ma
tional 1898. Ext. 10.
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WALTER O'HARA r. SON

Lee BOuItVaTd and South Abingdon,
ARLINGTON. VA.
ONCE Phone, Walnut $3.50.
Home Phone, oxford O123.
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$3.50

Real value. direct from builders New
all-brick house, g rooms. side porch. at
tached garage. real attic; beautiful lot. fine
SURROUNDINGS: a delightful place to live
1t is worth seeing. 413S Fliicott st NV.