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Tracy. Il tell you. she was brought up
in Brooklyn"
7 don't care II she was brought up
In barracks" snapped the sergeant
maJors I'm an old man, son, but one
thing the years have taught me. No
dame IS different from no other dame
never. and these French danes Is
just like that one I was telling you
about in the Philippines. She"
you may be right about these for
eigners. sergeant" tempori2ed Tracy
Bennett. but this girl I'm telling you
about is Just like any regular Amer
lean girl. except that she happens to
be q French citizen. Her folks took
her TO Brooklyn when she was baby
and she grew up there. She speaks
just as good English as you and me-
and she's a wonderful"
How come she's living here In Brest
then?"
Because" explained Tracy patient
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-05
NOTICE FARMERS
ALL ROCKY MOUNTAIN ELEvA-
TORS APPROVED FOR LOAN

With the approval Of the big Great
Falls House, farmers can now get loans
at any Rocky Mountain Elevator, and
when these are fun. loans can be pro-
cured on the Great Falls plant. We can
also make sub-terminal loans on car
lots on our Great Falls elevator
The advantages offered by these IA
cilities are numerous.
The red tape is cut to a minimum
You will be dealing with your local
elevator, your local committee and
your local bank, with q minimum Of
delay in getting your loan through.
Your wheat will remain in Central
Montana This is a decided advantage
in case the market goes up and you
want to redeem your loan and sell the
wheat because wheat located here can
move to California, to the Pacific
northwest. or TO Minneapolis, hence
assuring you Of getting the best price
that the three markets afford. If the
wheat IS in Minneapolis or Duluth, II
can only move one way.
II by any chance you need the wheat
back and want TO redeem your loan
and regain possession OF the wheat, it
Is easy 10 do and you know you will
get strictly Montana wheat.
II you are interested In getting a
government loan, we hope you will
take advantage Of the local facilities
which are being made available TO you
at any of these elevators.
THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN
ELEVATOR COMPANY
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", "the whole family came back Just
before the war broke out Just as
told you. she's been helping her father
in his tailor shop and Sarge, she's
most beautiful"
The sergeant major shook his griz-
/ zled head regretfully. I'm afraid you
/ got 1t bad, son. You'll be wanting to
marry her next"
/ Sergeant Bennett flushed brick red
and focused his gaze on his we'll
shined shoes, Il do want to marry
her, Sarge" he said slowly. I've all
ready asked her"
The sergeant major dropped his feet
down with a bang, and extended a
gnarled fist-"You mean you're en-
gagged, SOM" His voice rang with new
timbre. well, why didn't you say so
in the first placer"
mot yet, Sarge" he observed dis
mally. she's still making up her mind.
That's why came to you. need
some help"
The old non-com fairly beamed
Maybe you'd better tell me all about
serg. Tracy Bennett squared his
shoulders and began:
II will, Sarge" he said, II told you
how met her. and there isn't much
to say except I proposed to her week
ago. SQe SdlQ she COulQuE give me
an answer right away. She was going
to Paris with her mother to visit her
aunt the next day. and she promised
to talk 1t over with her family and
let me know what her answer was as
soon as she came back. They're due
in from Paris tomorrow night, Sarge
and I've got to see her"
The sergeant major nodded under
standingly. Il see," he answered slow
ly. your own romance got all tangled
with the Brest Riot, didn't it?" Ser
geant Bennett nodded miserably.
1T certainly did" he answered de-
spondently "and I wasn't even down.
town when it happenedl"
The sergeant major replaced his
feet on the desk and resumed, Its
funny thing about that riot, son.
That shindig IS going to be what you
call 'unwritten history Nobody back
in the states will ever know that every
body who spoke English fought every
body who spoke French all day long
in the Rue de Siam. They won't put
it in the newspapers because they'll
figure it won't be very healthy for
folks to know that we didn't get along
with our allies.
why. men were killed on both sides
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-05

wilderment and he plunged on des-
perately. "Je deSire-to see you-With
/ chaperon-avec votre mere, votre pere,
anybody. Je desire really make votre
/ acquaintance. Comprenez vous?"
She smiled sweetly and responded:
"Je ne sails pas. Je comprends
/ ValiantIy he tried once more.
"Voulez vous venire avec moi au
cinema?"
His heart stood still-and then she
nodded ready agreement.
"Hallelujahl" he yelled, fairly bub-
bling with Joy. when? Ce soir?" She
nodded again and answered quietly.
"Deux francs" His heart died within
him until he realized that she was
pointing at the chevrons.
"Oh, Lord" said Tracy Bennett,
'she thought I wanted to know how
much the bill would be-" Valiantly.
he rallied his French and made an
other attempt. He got exactly no.
where.
Half a dozen times he thought he
had succeeded in making her under
stand his desire for properly chaper-
oned date-but each time that he tried
to pin her down to an exact time, it
developed that he had been under q
Misrepresentation. Perspiration dropped
from his beaded brow as he searched
frantically through his pocket die
tionary.
"she don't trust me-, he whispered
to himself. He rallied and returned TO
"It's all right, little girl. rm-I mean
-je suis-mayor-de Brooklyn at
home"
Her eyes grew wide.
"Vous est vraiment lie maire-?"
"Sure-Mayor of Brooklyn-that's
me-" he nodded definitely.
'Vous estes tres important" she
began when Sergeant Bennett inter-
rupted once more.
aOh, petite-that is to say-of course
II ad-je suis lie premier Sergeant du
army American mais-you don't I'M
derstand-" he broke off as an inner
door opened and a fierce mustachioed
little man hustled in.
Mon pere" She flashed a smile at
him and then broke into a mad
chatter, the rapidity Of which left the
American hopelessly befogged.
The father listened attentively and
then smiled in his turn. Encouraged
by that, Sergeant Bennett addressed
himself to the little tailor.
Monsieur" he began, "je desire
permission to voire votre fille-to pay
"a call-Oh, Lord" He begged down
completely.
The little Frenchman broke into a
roll Of laughter and spoke with as
tonishing clarity.
why don't you ask her yourself?"
he said In perfect English. "She was
raised In Brooklyn
Tracy Benefits jaw dropped as the |
entire shop rang with mirth, but the |
girl waved her kinfolk to silence.
you do seem to be a rather nice |
boy" she said softly. Just what was |
It you were trying to say?"
Eyes, son, they're all alike" quoted |
the sergeant major. He tipped his |
chair back, cooked his feet on the desk |
and pensively studied the phiIosophic-
Al smoke rings which curled against /
he ceiling above his grizzled head. II /
time In the Philip /
pines"
But you don't understand, Sarge"
Tracy Bennett feverishly.
'Yvonne Is different. She"
They amt none Of them different"
'eplied the sergeant major 1udiciously,
and these French danes Il even less
iifferent than any. remember-that
lime IN the Philippines"
~But, she is different" persisted
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-05
FARM LANDS FOR SALE

DUDE AND STOCK RANCH
Located in the foothills OF Big Horn mountains,
one and one-half miles of large fishing creek,
good fishing, big and small game, timber, noun
tains, 1900 acres with $50 acres irrigated,
1881 water right, grazing permit in the for
est reserve mountain loan soil, Groom main
dwelling, Groom foremans dwelling, both
equipped with modern bathrooms electric
lights large barns, corrals, and other out
buildings, pressure water system, close to
public and high schools. This is one Of the
best combination dude and stock ranches in
the entire western area. Owing to poor
health, owner is offering at a very reasonable
price OF $4,000. Terms may be arranged with
down payment at reasonable rate Of interest
Easy payments. For sale by
d. o. BIECKLENBURG co.
8729 West Montana Ave.
Billings, Montana
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-05
How Women
in Their 4O'S
Can Attract Men

Here's good advice for a woman during hor
change usually from 3S to 52), who fears
she'll lose her appeal TO men. who worries
about hot flashes, loss Of pep, dizzy spells.
upset nerves and moody spells.
Get more fresh air, hrs sleep and II you
need a good general system tonic take Lydia
+. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound, made
especially for pOHeH. II helps Nature build
up physical resistance, thus helps give more
vivacity 10 enjoy life and assist calming
jittery nerves and disturbing symptoms that
often accompany change Of life. WELL
WORTH TRYINGl
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before they turned out that regiment
OF French marines and our M. P's to
clear the streets TIN all be kept quiet.
I'm telling you. SON" said the old sol
der. I've seen things like that happen
beforei"
you may be right, but that doesn't
help TO solve my problem. Since the
general issued that order forbidding
all enlisted men to get passes to go
to Brest, how am I going to meet
Yvonne tomorrow? I'm perfectly will
ing to go AWOL. but the fellows that
have been downtown on working de-
tails say the burg is lousy with M. P's.
You're an old timer. and wanted
some advice"
The sergeant major eyed the ceiling
pensively while romance struggled
within him At last, he spoke slowly.
You know, son." he observed,
there's one exception to that order"
Sergeant Bennett looked up eagerly.
why no, I didn't know It'll" he an
swered. You mean-?"
ITO Be Continued
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cuD:d's Sri ses

IcsBgEisAi cas- y Lswen \ LI@Daal

You don't understand" he began.
ais desire vous voir encore" He be-
gan again, ''Voulez vous promenade
avec-" He paused in sudden terror.
transfixed by her frown. he leaned
forward eagerly.
Please, Mademoiselle &c nez pas
le usual chose. Je desire-oh my God
Y you could only understand me
comprenez vous-date-date Amer
lean"
She shook her head in blank be-
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all-he was going back a full-fledged.
II newly created sergeant.
Once around the corner and safely
out Of sight Of the detail, Sergeant
Bennett swung his right shoulder for
ward and beamed down upon the third
stripe which had adorned his good
right arm for a week. Then he lovingly
patted the pocket which contained the
little roll Of chamois and gazed eau
tiously about him.
Sergeant Bennett was really looking
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-05

STOCK RANCH for sale In upper Still
water INDEPENDENTLY 500 acres Good
house and other ranch buildings. ITO acres
hay land with first water right Capacity 200
head cattle. Forest permit tan fenced for
100 head cattle. Ranch watered by trout
stream and springs. B. KESSELHEIM, INC,
Billings, Montana.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-05

The Iowa corn crop has had an on
the-farm value OF more than 100000
600 In each of IS years since 1912.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-05

oicate, Inc.
IN TWO PARTS-PART ONE
THE SERGEANT AND SER
GEANT MAJOR, AWOL IN
THE CAUSE OF ROMANCE,
TAKE REFUGE IN TRUCK
FULL OF NJ. P.'S.
- ERG. TRACY BENNETT stood
beside a khaki-coI0red truck and
gazed apprOvingly upon the Rue
de Siam. He shrugged his shout
ders and spoke briefly TO his de-
tail: you guys better get these boxes
unlOaded tout suite, IL you expect TO
catch the next transport home. Get at
IL now. I'm leaving Corporal Stevens
in charge. got TO see tailor about
some chevrOns."
A bitter laugh floated across the
tailboard Of the truck and a voice OBJ
served hastily. HE means he's got to
see a guy about a drink"
The sergeant hesitated momentarily,
but decided to ignore the thrust. He
nodded briefly TO Corporal Stevens and
strolled briSkly down the main thor
oughfare of Brest. Automatically, his
lips puckered into a whistle and emit
ted a tune which bore remote re-
semblance to How va gonna keep EN-
down on the farm after they've seen
Paree."
Serg. Tracy Bennett was well salts
fled with the world in general.
The war was overland he was
headed homeward. He wore a new
serge uniform which sported two gold
service stripeS-and most important OF
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sPRTNGER

SPRINGER SPANIELS The ideal
Xmas gift. Puppies $40 and up. Started and
trained dogs. Americas finest bloodlines. All
stock registered GRANT o. BROWN, Cut
Bank. Montana.
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FARMs WANTED: with the compile

FARMS WANTED: WIN Lhe Compile
ton of Fort Peck dam, hundreds Of farm
ers viii be obliged to move from their Mis-
souri, bottom lands and will be looking for
advertise it in the GLASGOW-FORT PECK
COURIER, Box 2ls, Glasgow, Montana. Rates
one cent per word per insertion. Stamps &C
capted
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-05
DOGS FOR SALE

AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES
Unsurpassed for livestock. r. H. CRAM.
Eden, Montana.
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print name and address plainly
CITY RESIDENCE

FOR SALE-5-room modern bungalow,
nice location, low taxes and within walk
ing distance OF business district. owner must
Montana.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-05
FARMS AND RANCHES

WELL IMPROVED Irrigated ranch, 2
miles west Of simms. Can put so acres
Three horses and full equipment. $4,000.
$4,000 down, the rest terms BOX II, Simms
Mont.
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b. LOWELL v. LrAHPus

Published By Special Advancement With The
Chicago- Tribune-New York News Syn
dicate. Inc.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-05

YEARLING HEREFORD BULLS for
sale Write LINUS MARKUsON, Galata
Montana.
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USED AUTO PART!

No~~.o~lSSSSS~~1 2 = ~1s~|1S~1rS1~O~o~~.
Auto Parts Co. s usss S GTss. ~ Sal u
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POuLTRY WANTED

NNNNNN~NsN<NN-N1|~ eeNrNclNNeTNNNsNsNsNN
SHIP YOUR CHICKENS, Eggs, T1r-
keys. geese and ducks to NYSTRAKD
POULTRY CO., Butte. Montana, for prompt
service.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-05
GOOD PRODUCTIVE FARMS offered

for sale in Montana Small down payments
and terms you can easily meet. Let us help
you select a farm and arrange a sale plan
suitable to your income. Write for details.
O. E. sPURGIN 224 Stapleton Bldg, BILLINGS,
Montana, or s. H. SEVERSON, 14l6 and
Ave. No., Great Falls. Montana.
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CLASSIFIED
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
-ADVERTTSKAfKNTS

4 ETNG RFSSTE RTJTT, FOR YOTTR
HERD Born June 90 1887 ready for SER
vice. out Of King Bessie Ormsby Hengerveld
whose dam has 1.056 lbs. Of fat and whose
sire's dam has 1.700 lbs. Of fat testing Al,
in one year This bull is out Of a young
large COW that is milking over gallons
day and her dam has a record Of $50 lbs. OF
rat in one year on twice day milking. This
bull is priced at 500 T. o. b. Miles City. We
are also offering a few two and three year
old registered heifers of excellent breeding.
Write HOFSTErTER HOLSTEIN FARM, Miles
City, Mont.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-05
KARAKUL FUR SHEEP
LThTTED AMOUNT OF BREEDTNC

stock for sale from prize winning flocks. A
new fur field with a proven past, profitable
present and q secure future. Complete illus
trated booklet on request. UNITED KARAKUL
FUR SHEEP CO., Twin Falls. Idaho.
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sAwNTILL WANTED

WILL BUY SMALL sAW1zILL, State
capacity and price. BOX NJ, Montana
Newspaper Assn, Great Fails. Mont.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-05

FROST BROTHERS, Dressed poultry
wanted. especially TURKEYS Fifty years
in business enables US to secure highest
prices. AZ so. WATER MKT. Chicago
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-05

NJ. N. a NOVEMBER ?. 1855 ID
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-05

REGISTERED A BERDEEN-AN G U s
bull calves, from to IL months old ALEX
CARLBERG, Geraldine. Montana.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-05

Sergeant Bennett was in possession
of almost everything a soldier could
desire, the new serge uniform, the new
divisional shoulder insignia and a roll
Of railway channels. His sole remaining
need was a French tailor to bring
them all together.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-05

AZ ANAglH& 4 AtAN(O ~ AAAN
ELEVATOR COMPANY
The Valley settler., 1938-04-29
THREE

The VALLEY SETTLER is pub lishod
every Friday by the Mctonuska
Valley Farmers Coop Grating Assoc
citation at Pa1mor, Ala ska
Mng. Editor, Mrs. Vorna Eastman
Reporter: Mrs. Carl Erickson
Subs cripti on rates: $1.OO year
by nail: $3.50 year
Mailed anywhere: 1od copy
This paper is issued f or the pur-
pose Of giving inf orrantion and
nows of the Motanuska Valley Farm
ers' Cooperating ASS oct oti on s
work, probloms, acc orp lishrnents
ane also news Of local and general
interest; and to help foster tho
cooperative spirit Of tho farmers
Of the Motonusl1a Vallo y.
The Valley settler., 1938-04-29


Coop must have some thing TO SELL
Members should be in such position
that it is financially and econom-
ically moro sound for them to mar
l1ot collectively.
Il coop must have suffi cient capt.
tai to opereto-- suffi cient reserve
funds.
! Coon must be ablo to select an
offi ci emit 17anaremont to MANAGE the
business. Tn the case of q produ-
cor Cooperative, the managemont
,lo,,17 I.,3lo +,,o o,od,,o+i ~, op9
The Valley settler., 1938-04-29

ana also news Of local and oonoro4
interest; and to holp foster tho
cooperative spirit Of tho farmers
Of the Motonuska Vallo y.
4 Cooporat i've is q Busino
orgonizati on"
lillian H.Dankors, Extension Econo-
list, Agri cul tura1 Extension Divi-
ion, st. Paul, Minnesota, writes to
rcd N. Johnson in part as follows:
Mn new community such as
yours, 1T appears to me that any
thing attempted should be done
start with one line, develop it,
and progress only when you know
"your feet are on OLD Ground"
Volume Of business is most ne COS
sary if overhead costs are to be
held down. One Of the biz pro-
blems in Minnesota cooperative
creameries is that they arc ex-
tremo1 y overhuilt and now suffer-
ING from o big dobt Load, hi n
interest cost, high dopre citation
charge, high taxes anG high fuel
cost, etc., and then wonder why
= they canBt meet competition. A
Cooperative is q bus mess orGani-
zatIon and loyalty Of mono ors
CcpGnCS 6NC1r6Iy up on WflcJ nOr
it is doing an eff Client job"
tn this in mind it is intoros ting
o see how Lawrence Vasanoja, the
CIV sales manager Of "Matonuslza
aid" products is concentrat ting on
wo lines at the present time. He
ellis us 1--WE can furnish large guam
titles and regular supplies Of high
rade sausage, wialers and lunch
eat and also excellent quality
CCs, 50 we are pushing these two
ines. Nothing but tho very best
uality is being shipped out and we
re getting now customers and k
ne Friends.
Evening star., 1938-09-25
5000 CASH.
OVER ONE ACRE
AND MODERN.

New 5-room home bedrooms leach has
closet with electric lght> foored attic for
! or more rooms. heated: complete bath
room, built in tub; large kitchen linoleum.
cabinets. elec range large heater room.
oversize hot-water heating plant 'American
Radiator Coz guaranteed to heat rooms
20" in zero weather: automatic electric oil
burner. laundry tubs; hardwood floors
Windows and doors screened and wealth.
er-strpped, also shades nice elec light fix
lures. plenty OF base plugs in room; radio
outlet: bell for front door: asbestos siding
never requires painting: lot l0O-ft front,
45r #. deep; ever acre: fronts on State
macadan. road in Virginia tAnnandaleD. L.
miles from Washington, d. C. thalf mile
good bus Servlce).
Property located on Springfield rd
Route 81 :. to Accotink, y mile west from
Annandale
Flaerock walk shrubbery; house designed
to meet requirements of small family; WELL
built throughout: will stand any inspection
Same workmen and materials used as in our
homes that sell for $4,000 or 50 600 more:
built in Virginia over IS houses and lived
there "a years. If YOU desire more than l
acre. same is available Price only S435O;
5000 cash and $50 per month. includes
insurance and taxes; no trust to renew
Photos at office
Evening star., 1938-09-25

So, 15o-New brick Cape Cod. five rooms
and bath, fireplace, oak floors INV. heat:
iot 100 by POO. with additional land
aVallabIe. Terms. r, D. LILLE CO, 264
CArrnu 81 IaknIna Pa rk G.aa ..lAa
Evening star., 1938-09-25
DOCTORS CORNER

Near Silver Spring New Shopping Center
Il rooms bath tbrickl front and rear
rage. automatic heat, ROBERT CaYI6p
Shepherd PAS i''
Evening star., 1938-09-25
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR sALl

community of homes 55 Dartmouth
alphabetically new, firm, bath home
with all city improvements including oil
burner. . freplaces, lee., beautiful lot
garage. Open for your inspection all
day Sat. and Sun
Evening star., 1938-09-25

WOODLAND PARK-NEAR MT. VERNON
25Ts OF on fall sale of "a to 9 a. lots.
All wooded, nature lovers PARADISE; 25
min: to city; hard road, eleeS tel, boating,
mo. Liberal discount for cash. Call MR..
GIBBS. Alex. 2616, to inspect.
1I6 RUsHE RID, UNIVERSITY PARK.
6-room. brick. tiled bath: h.-w.h. oil
Evening star., 1938-09-25

COZY BUNGALOW ON 8 SHADED LOTS
fenced: rooms. bath h.-wh.. shower
$500 cash. $3.50 per month; others at
more reasonable terms. Inspect Sunday
Monday and Tuesday. Drive out 18th
and H st. ne. Bennings rd.. left on Cen
traf ave. through Capitol Heights. left on
Chapel rd. to wooden bridge. right on
Carmody rd. to once at 61th and Car
mody rd.. Carmody Hills, Md. o. B. ZANT-
FINGER CO.. 946 K st. NV. Natl. 5371.
Eve Greenwood 1877.
Evening star., 1938-09-25
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED TO RENT-HoUsE FOR VIM
or furnished. Write A. WILLIS, 1925 IRth
81; nv: WASHINGTON. D. c.. or telephone
RENT-4-RM. BUNGALOW. MODERN.
334 11th st. ne N-o'' 'sAS'
WANTED = FIVE-ROOM HOUSE WITH
pain near Seat Pleasant bus: S3O-S35.
Box 231-T, Star oo'
ELDERLY COUPLE WANTS SMALL
bungalow, near D. c.. S25 per mn nernoa
nent: near trans. Box ask Star
10 RENT OR . ROOM CABIN, RIVER
or country: near Washington furnished or
1877. Star os. 80
Evening star., 1938-09-25
SoLORE Ed
NORTHWEST
COLORED BARGAINS.

1342 Irving st. n.w.-S rooms brjcr.
lovely location: all modern conveniences:
1880: 5000 down and balance SIS
,,239 Virginia ave. s.e.-a rooms brick.
ali modern conveniences; large front and
PACK yard: lovely location S4.95O: $50
Gown and balance S44 monthly.
1870 Hayes st NE looms neu,v
recondltloned bungalow: all modern con.
SSe.niences: 1880: Sl5O down and balance
St2 monthly. w. T. COTHERN. al3 New
Iork ave. NV Natl T4If oe.
Evening star., 1938-09-25
ON LEE HIGHWAY.

y acre. new 4-room bath bungalow all
modern. Phlgas for cooking, full basement.
second floor partly finished hardwood
floors, built-in cabinets. . nice porches
shrubs only i block from Fairfax High
School good transportation to city: more
land available; priced for quick sale, S4-
builder sign on property. r. F. RILEY.
Fhone Foirfoy