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A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV

MASSACHUSETIS AVE. NV.
AT 49th ST.
Here. is beautiful and fine constructed
home located in the finer residential sec
uon of Washington
1t contains six lovely rooms with bath,
recreation room, hot-water heat. screened,
caulked weather-stripped: built of tapestry
lot $50. deep; beautifully landscaped: rear
inclosed, awning-covered fagstone veranda
=, Cedar-llned closets. ample, convenient
linen and other closets with rug storage
space in rafters; priced to sell at S1O,a5O
for auick sale: it will pay you to see this
home: Call MR.. TUCKER Randolph 1O44
TWO-FAMILY APARTMENT NEW. TRIM
dad section. Automatic heat large yard
Live in one. rent one. Small cash pay
ment; $50 per month pays for entire prop
erty. Mr.. Peck. Shep. 1886
WAPLE Il JAMES mr., mist 2aAe
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'SSS6S "ANb6O " 0Ov.
ANACoST1A-LIST YOUR PROPERTY
with US for sale, Prompt attention.
Natl: 1895. A. M. ROTH. Temple 1884.
TO 8 RMS. PREFER OLD HOUSE; LIKE
possession within As days: D. c. only; ali
Dist 45os. Eve. and sun. &c. @ $3.50 ave-
CASH. 5;l2-RoOM HOUSES. BRICK OR
frame: white or colored; no comm. A.
FISCHER. 500 18th St NV Natl. 1928.
CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME.
white or colored. any condition D. C. only,
Get our price: No commission Call Mr.
Davis. E. M. AIKEN. INC. 800 st NV.
Natl. 3556. Ewes, Atl. 1885
CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK OR FRAME.
white or colored, any condition A.
BARRY. 3439 l4th St NV. Col 6Os6
GET MY PRICE BEFORE you SELL.
I personally will pay cash for your b c.
property white or colored G g. DUTY
lO24 Vermont ave. National 1882
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D.
e. property If the price is right Frame or
brfck large or small: condition immaterial
on. R. HUMPHREYS,
sOs No. Cap. Realtor. Natl os7s.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR D. C.
houses, brick or frame. white or colored
Call or write MI Conner.
GOSS REALTY CO..
1405 Eye St. NV Natl. 1853.
Ewes All oToo
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American UniyerSitv Park.

This is the best new-house bargain on
todass home market. !magine large
than $4,000 In as fine a residential
section as AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
streets are fully paved. There is a large
living room with big Colonial fireplace snd
adjoining fully screened rear porch that
Is bright dining room. q modern kitchen
with custom-built cabinets. big refrigerator
and large range and lovely paneed IL
conta aims space for q playroom besides
laundry trays. toilet and automatic air
conditioned heating system. Detached ga
5S25 to inspect
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A REAL OPPORTUNITY.

SEMI-DETACHED HOME ON
BEAUTIFUL CONCORD AVE NV
Six lovely rooms with bath two screened
ed. weather. stripped. caulked, insulated
built-in garage. Convenient to transpor-
tetion. churches, stores. markets and the
aters, This home will be in new-home
condition throughout. Priced low at
$8,350.00 and will be offered on very easy
terms. For information call MR. TUCKER,
Randolph 1914
S6,150-HEART OF PETWORTH
Attractive Colonial brick: 6 rms new
tiled bath. h:-w.h.. mod kit. porches,
rec rm:; newly recond.: terms.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.. MET 54OO.
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Gentleman'S Estate-15 Acres.
miles to White House. just out Of Alex
andria. Va Brick house in excellent re-
PAIR. 10 rooms, . baths. outbuildings
Also so acres. IA rooms, 3 baths outbuild-
ings. All in excellent repair. For full in
formation and inspection. see Mr. Waple
WAPLE & JAMES, INC,
1924 14th ST. NV Dist 3346
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$14,850.
Mass. Ave. Heights.

Near the Cathedral.
Situated in that delightful section Of
Massachusetts Avenue, ,Heishts, between
Massachusetts, ave. and Woodley pl. 1t is
Just of of bus line and but moments
walk from the Cathedral and John Eaton
Public School. The house is of brick con-
struction. contains 8 bright comfortable
rooms, sleeping rooms. 2 tile baths, nrst-
floor study conservatory with tile moor,
lovely living room with fireplace, huge din
ing room, storage attic with finished room,
also maids room and complete bath; OIL
HEAT, brick garage. This home has Just
been completely renovated and is like new.
You will do well to investigate. THOMAS
J. FISHER & CO.. INC, DISTRICT $3.50:
1862 Brandywine st. NV.
ss,250--one Of the best residential sec
8 large rooms. attached garage; thoroughly
modern in every respect: lot 50x110 to
alley A fine place to live. Come out and
see for yourself. Open. Emerson 6596.
NICE LITTLE HOME-N.E.
Near 5th and X.
So, 900!
1t will be hard for. you to beat this value.
8 rooms. bath, h.-a.h garage and lot 40x
100 to alley. In splendid condition and
can be financed to suit your requir ements.
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos n. CAP. Hssltof. Nat. 67si.
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SOMETHING UNIQUE
GREENWICH FOREST.

Owner transferred Out OF the CITY,
Desires to Sell
Colonial of the finest traditional design
is this lovely large home 1t is situated
on beautiful lot containing over 10000
square 3eet. First floor: Large living rm.
with open wood-burning fireplace. dining
atory. large sun porch. End floor: 4 large
bedrooms. 2 baths attic. Basement: Com;
plete maids rm and bath. furnace and
laundry room This home is less than 2
yrs. old. It is superbly built of the finest
materials available and will endure for
generations Its low price merits your
immediate Investigation.
For sppt to inspect call Mr.. Wilken: WI.
1904, or come to exhibit home. 57O5 York
lane.
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LYON vILLAGE-KIRKWooD RID.
PROPERTIES
2. 3 and bedroom homes under con-
struction from $3.50 up Finest ma
terlals and workmanship
Out Lee highway IA miles from Rosslyn
to Shady Grove ESQ. at Kirkwood rd left
one block to homes
J. B. LOCKWOOD, OWNER
CHESTNUT 00O1
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.

ATTRACTIVE 7-RM HOUSE. 2 BATHS,
garage Convenient, desirable neighbor-
hood. Entirely redecorated. 2905 29th st.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE INVESTMENT PROP
erty for ground clear of remembrance.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC,
1913 X st. NV. Dist 1Olb
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NOTICE TO INVESTORS

I will have available in about thirty
days one Of the finest corner homes in
Glover Park. This home will be in new
house condition. 1t contains six lovely
rooms with bath, hot-water heat. screened.
caulked, weather-stripped built-in garage,
two screened rear porches. large open fire.
place in living room This house is equipped
with awnings and Venetian blinds through
out. This home will readily rent from $50
to SS5 Der month Price. SS.S5O: very
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
BuNGALOW-S6 ESQ

A modern. roomy home in quiet Sec
tion. Mr. Conn. ave. and Bradley lane
5 rms. large living rm.; wood paneled
breakfast rm. front and rear porches;
lot 5Oxl3O. garage $500 cash. $50 month
Call OWNER. Wis. 4S44.
NEAR 4th and r. I. AVE. N. E..
SB.S5O. for a home in good condition, con-
tanning 3 bedrooms and 9 inclosed porches,
paneled basement recreation room, fireplace
garage: most reasonable terms to respons-
ible purchaser Call wisconsin $3.50.
SOMETHING UNIQUE
In row house in a most unusual location.
surrounded by Government parks; very
high elevation and marvellous view; S6. 100
up. Call J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Met.
1143 until pm.
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one OF GLOVER PARKS

GME sHNs,eT 9F SdS GL9XER WEE ,EdlsEs RAEKs
Available in About 80 Days.
New house condition throughout: con-
talns SIX lovely rooms with large open fire-
place IN living room, two screened rear
caulked, screened. hot-water heat; this
@ home Is equipped with awnings and vene-
tana 0n1s bnS snd this Is an excep
price. $3.50: Phone MR.. TUCKER, for
information. Randolph 1914
St Ssbi Snd Pbey Branch I'd
House in perfect condition Must a be seen to
ARsELI fia Tfne co ioF ReatoF aIoF SALE
90 -CsH Evenings, Mn NG Can Georgia 1883 ss: o7o'
BETHESDA, MD, $3.50.
detached home in this fasterowins Rew a-eoaSk eom
munity. There are 6 large rooms, beautiful
tile bath, automatic heat, garage; large
usually found in homes in this price range.
government activities. BOSS & Phelps,
BRICK BUNGALOW, NEW. S5,a50.
h.-w. heat: large lot. Small cash payment
and Saiz WSpE noanE XMng hsynsRs e p M aPs Rarsow
r,th 4 large large, thoroushly recondltioned home
tains 4 bedrooms and 2 complete baths,
bath. Large living room with fireplace
and fully screened front porch Kitchen
with pantry. light dining room and first
noor library; Plenty of closets and stor-
age space. Automatic oil heat Full base
ment with laundry room and work bench.
This home can be bought on most reason
able terms for, only $500. Cali Tor ad-
dress. Wisconsin $3.50 or Emerson 261o.
$4,750.
Row brick containing rooms, bath.
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50 1QQl

Colored Rental Houses NV
One OF rooms. the other 6 rooms
Latrobe heat. part brick and part frame
Rented to old tenants at S65 per month.
See Mr. Boucher
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

MODERN 26-UNIT CORNER BUILDING
lens IN o6a whtf w
sell or exchange at only S57,5OO.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
1908 st. NV Ma 2345
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$40, $50.
Just Off Chevy Chase Circle

very appealing Dutch Colonial home of
part stone construction; situated in
free Of trafiic. ideal for a family with q
youngster or two, as it is convenient to
both public and parochial schools and ad-
center; center-entrance type, living room
with fireplace and lovely screened porch,
fenced in with a white picket fence; beau
tifully equipped kitchen, electric refrigera-
tor. lavatory; the second floor has 3 excel
lent bedrooms. ! W tile baths: slate roof
rock-wool Insulation. AUTOMATIC HEAT,
built-in garage; owner having purchased q
larger home 10 particularly anxious to sell;
q CO.. NC. DISTRICT eeaQ.
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$500 Cash.

Balance $3.50 q month, including taxes
new home OF six rooms, bath and recrea-
tion room. h.-w.h., oil burner. concealed
radiators; near schools. transportation and
stores: An outstanding value ut $6.75O.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

NV. SECTION Mr. WIS. AVE.-BRAND-
81 baths. Adams 1913. III
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED 7-ROOM
home facing Rock, cr. Park; IA baths;
thoroughly insulated. OWNER, Emerson
54S4.
LONG LEASE. 411O NGoMAR ST.. CHI.
Ch.-Detached house. bedrooms, 2 in
closed porches: conv. transp. EN-. 407s.
REFINED ROOMING HOUSE, COMFOR-
tably furnished; IA rooms. 3 baths: ! blk
18th and Columbia I'd Columbia 4S17.
1925 HUNT AVE, CHEVY CHASE, Md
6 rooms, 2 baths, Colonial-style home: to
Sept 14th, S75 month. Call Met. 0403.
LOVELY HOME ACROSS FROM WEST
chester ApartmentS-Four bedrooms, two
baths, front porch. yard, garage; gas heat;
completely furnished furnish Sl5o per month;
call National 3120, Extension 529. before
8 pm. Evenings call Temple 4213.
SIG TUCKERMAN ST. NV.
Attractively furnished home, 8 rooms,
bath, oil heat summer-winter hookup; all
cleo. kitchen, built-in garage awnings; SS5
H. G.. SMITHY CO..
S11 18th ST NV Natl 6ond
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
S1O.95O.

This is an outstanding bargain in q
Of New Orleans" colonial with its over
hanging porches; this home is situated on
2 deep tree-shaded lot. There is large
living room with big fireplace. large light
dining room. knotty pine paneled library
with built-in bookshelves and a modern
ator double drainboard sink and custom
built cabinets. Upstairs are large bed
rooms and 2 complete tiled baths with
contains paneled recreation room. auto
matte air-conditioned heat, laundry trays.
toilet and storage space. See 1t and be
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COLORED BARGAIN
1910 VERMONT AVE NV

Buy Your Home and Pay Like Rent
broom stucco. Semi-detached newly
renovated All modern conveniences. Large
PACK YARD 50 $4,000. $4,000 down and
naIance S47 80 monthly. FEDERAL
FINANCE CO.. 913 New York ave. NV
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MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY WANTED.

SEVERAL SMALL 81 FIRST AND SEC
ond mortgages. Amply secured on nearby
suburban owner-occupied properties. JOHN
A. BRICKLEY. Dist. 1921
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE.

5000 CASH. BALANCE LIKE RENT, ON
5000 corner. first floor: 2 rms. kitchen.
path garden best Northwest location. Box
2S1-S, Star
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

This substantial brick building contain
tne 4 rooms and bath on each hoor is in
desirable rental area and Is bringing S58
per month, with no heat to furnish. It is
in need Of repairing, but II this is done a
better income will be produced. See Mf.
Boucher
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wANTED-,F1vE OR MORE ACRES D. c.
or nearny Montgomery County. Give loca-
lion ana price. BOX 1890, Star.
RUupR WANTS FOUR OR MORE SITES
A8r uass; any good section. Dox <Si.0
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500 CASH
New brick home. facing wide avenue; 1s,
front porch: automatic h NV heat; fun base
ment; large rooms. tile bath with shower:
no finance charge; no renewals
Built. 2 Left
I'll MINNESOTA AVE NE.
Open 1870 to 8 Pm.
Out H ST. and Benning I'd me. to Minn
sign. w ooeii
WAPLE & JAMES INC District ss4e,
COST S45.O00-NOW ONLY SI6,95O
BEAUTIFUL tapestry brick home ON 18th
81. oear Decatur St Republic O225.
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$4,75O.

w, TOU.
Row brick containing rooms, bath.
h.-w,h; good condition; located near 18th
and Mass. ave Sc
TIFFEY L. FLYNN
Woodward Bldg RAnrhlic 1918
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FOXHALL RID AREA
bedrooms and 3 baths. S125. or little
more furnished
3-bedroom house. same location. 500.
CHEVY CHASE
Several attractive homes in this loca-
hon. II you are particular about loca ton,
want prominent clubs and schools close
FREDERIC L. PATERSON.
S2o jackson Pl, Republic 2O30.
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New detached brick. corner: g Iara.
well1arranged rooms, bath One block
schools blocks bus line. 3 blocks shopping
center. Large lot 66 it. wide wooded
Air conditioned, walls furred, slate roof
nearing completion. Choice of decora-
tions. This is good buy. Terms. Cali
MR.. FIELDS, Geo o04o A
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10 WINSTON DRIVE,
COUNTRY CLUB VILLAGE. MD.

W 11S 4 Z 4114O y n ~. w.
just on 18th st.-Semi- detached; rooms
ana 3 baths, including maids room and
bath; oil burner; built-in garage; electric
re1rigeration: in new-house condition
NATL. MORT. g. INVEST. CORR.
1912 N. Y. Ave National 5S33
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-31

rying full stocks of heavy groceries,
feeds and seeds, and conducting
local agency for several leading
brands of fertilizers. The store and
offices are located on Montgomery
street in large, roomy quarters, con-
venient to farmers and easy Of access
from all parts of the city and county.
The gin is just a block down the
street from the store and offices, at
the same location where it has Op-
Grated for some 25 or 80 years, serv-
ing the farmers in buying their cot
ton either in the seed or the bale. 1t
has always been the policy Of the
concern under the management Of
Mr.. Rose to get the best possible
price for cotton growers in the hand
ling Of their crop.
The gin has capacity of many
bales daily, and cotton is bought in
any quantity and cash is paid for it..
The company has connections in the
cotton industry that afforded it an
outlet that helps create the advan-
tageous market for growers who
patronze the company's plant here.
Mr. Rose has for many years rank
ed as one Of the best cotton men in
this section of the State His expert
ence is not exceeded in years by any
man in the cotton business here
abouts, and he knows it grade by
grade, and is familiar with markets
and prices. He gets about over the
county regularly, and calls by name
perhaps as many farmers in Vance
and adjacent counties as any resident
here.
Farmers are invited to sell their
cotton in the seed or the bale with
the Rose company assured Of expert
enced handling, fair dealings and as
good a price as the market affords
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-31
Page-Hocutt
Is Drug Firm

Over a period Of years since its
establishment, the Page-Hocutt
Drug Company's store has been
constantly growing in popularity
until today it is one Of the principal
concerns of its kind in the city. Its
location in the very heart of the
shopping district is in its favor, but
it also has the added asset of good
management, alert and conservative,
but never letting an opportunity
pass to be Of service to a customer.
Then, too, the Page-Hocutt store
is one Of the most attractive to be
found in Henderson. It's merchan-
disc is attractively displayed and is
of quality and value, combining an
invitation to the visitor to the store
and in itself going long way in
creating the demand for sales.
The usual lines of we'll known
medicines, remedies, candies, cigars,
cigarettes, pipes, cosmetics, toilet
ries and the like are sold, and the
store takes. justifiable pride in its
prescription service. Formulas Of
fered by physicians are sent for and
delivered, and are carefully COM
pounded by capable and experienced
pharmacists. Only the freshest drugs
are used in medicines sent out from
this store.
c. E. Page is manager of the
business. d. D. Hocutt is assistant
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-31

acity of about fifteen cars of coal.
The company also has shedding cap
acity for approximately fifty cords
of wood. Such facilities make 1T pos
sible to furnish customers dry wood
the year round and to supply coal
for every type stoier.
For the past three years, E. B.
Wilkinson, Jr., better known as
'"Wickp, has been associated with
his father in the business. With their
organization of experienced helpers,
and the new and greater facilities,
they are now better equipped than
ever to serve customers. An invita-
ton is extended to the public to visit
the new quarters, located on a spur
track near the Southern Railway de-
pot, where "a coal for every purpose
awaits.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-31
Wilkinson
Coal Yard


Long a leading coal and wood mer-
chant, E. B. Wilkinson, OF the Will
kinson Coal Company, has recently
enlarged his plant to the point where
it is today one Of the most modern
coal and wood yards in this section
of the State, covering almost an acre
Of ground.
Mr.. Wilkinson's extensive expert
ence in the coal and wood business
enables him to satisfy the most ex-
acting customers. He has been active
in this field in Henderson for seven
teen years, and has seen the bust
ness grow from splint and run-of-
mine coal to where today ten or more
different types and qualities Of coal
are required to meet the needs of
customers in the city and section.
1t was because Of increasing de-
mands, and the necessity of being
able to supply varying needs, that
Mr.. Wilkinson purchased and equip
ped, at considerable expense, his new
and modern coal and wood plant.
The new tipple has storage cap
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-31

guiding spirit and its manager, and
who has been responsible for its sue
cess and its expansion by reason of
his contacts with farmers and his
with them and the confid-
ence they have in him. His courteous
treatment of all customers, his sin
cere efforts at all times to be Of real
service to them as we'll as to his own
business, has made friends all around
The -9Cu Cc.aD ny ,.oes a general
supply business for the farmers, car
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-31
Long Record
Of Service
By Rose Gin
Has Been Patronized
Bv Farmers Selling
Cotton for NJ a ny
Years; Big Factor in
Cotton Trade.

A long record of successful serv-
ice to the farmers and to the COM
munity in general lies behind the
present-day business of the Rose Gin
& Supply Company, an outstanding
Henderson concern. Headed by
George A. Rose, Sr., the company
conducts one of the largest farm
supply establishments in this sec
ton, and operates the Rose cotton
gin, also perhaps the oldest plant
of its kind now in existence here
abouts. For more than a generation,
this and other concerns directed and
led by Mr. Rose have served farm
ers of this county and section.
The business was built around Mr..
Rose, who has for years been its
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-31
White Bros
Drug Firm

For years, White Brothers Drug
Store has been prescription head
quarters for many throughout this
section who appreciate the accuracy
in which prescriptions are filled here.
The White brothers, John and
Howard ", who are actively con-
nected with the operation Of the store
are widely known throughout this
section.
In addition to the White brothers,
two other we'll known drug store fig
ures are found here. Claire Hunt,
who has been identified with drug
business in Henderson for years, and
H. A. Davis, Jr, also we'll known,
are members of the firms clerical
staff.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-31

"Ah now, my darilnt," exclaimed
the fond and doting father, when
his boy threatened to enlist in the
would you be laving your
poor ould father that dotes upon ye?
You, the best and the most dutiful of
all my children, and the only one
that never struck me when l was
DOWN.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-31

manager and is the pharmacist,
along with D. L. McCallum, also a
member Of the firm. AL have been
with the store from the start, and
are Henderson business men of
many years residence, and are
known to citizens throughout the
city and county and this section
Their energetic attention and man
agement has made the store the
success it is today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-31

Social wrongs may be corrected,
not by exposure but by seeking for
and removing their causes.
Evening star., 1939-12-03
Engineers to Hear
SquuIus SALVAGE Talk

The Washington Society of En-
gineers will hear Comdr. A. M.
Morgan, who was assigned to duty
at Portsmouth, N. H., during the
raising Of the submarine Squalus,
near there, talk on problems in
volved in the task at a meeting at
the Cosmos Club, Madison place
and H street NV, at 8:15 pm.
Wednesday,
A motion picture entitled "The
Making and Shaping of Steel" also
will be shown at the meeting.
Prior to the gathering Comdr.
Morgan will be the guest of the
society at q dinner at the club
at pm.
Evening star., 1939-12-03
GLAMOUR MAKEUP

A price-saving combina-
ton to give you q glowing
petal-smooth complexion
a more lasting and a
more alluring makeup
for the fall and winter
season.
Evening star., 1939-12-03
The ROCKET

With attractive chrome plated. curved
back case-unbreakable crystal and
black leather strap. An excellent watch
for the money.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-08
AU-Star Ball
Club Selected

Here's the 1889 Western In
ternationaI baseball all star
team named through ballot by
scribes Of the circuit, but 10 he
rated only as an alI-sfar club,
just worthless. silly effort,
with no meaning whatever:
Garretson, lib, Tacoma
stamper, 2b. Yakima
Quinn, 3b, Vancouver
SkeIly, m, Wenatchee
Christopher, II, Wenatcbee
Alden, CT, Spokane
Edy. RI, Vancouver
Clifford, C, Tacoma
Pintar. RIP, Wenatchee
Gerhauser, lhp, Wenatchee
Peterson, util., Yakima
Wright, mgr, Wenatchee
Honorable mention - Milani,
Nicholson, Bonetti and DeViyei-
ros OF Wenatchee; Manning,
Baer, Martinez, Clawitter, Serb
ner, Schnlmerich and McCor-
mack Of Spokane; CoIbern, Har-
riman, Abbott, Reich, Isekite,
Brady and Rhyme OF Tacoma;
McGinnis, y. L. Stewart and
Kerr Of Vancouver; Fernandez,
Penso, spiker, Lorenz, Kittle,
Miller and Jacobs Of Yakima;
Bremen and r.. r. Stewart OF
BeliIngham.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-08
IALL'S OKAY AT
SPOKANE TRACK

SPOKANE, Wash.-They're off
at Playfair track today-the horses,
pot the races.
Yesterday it appeared it would
be the opposite when horse owners
announced they would refuse to
ct their animals run In this after
noon's opening events, but a COM
promise was reached during the
hight. Owners had commended
minimum purses were too small.
Under the agreement-which
was fostered by the state rae
ing commission minimum
purses will be $500 for the
first three days of the meet.
After that, II crowds warrant
1t, the purses will be boosted
TO last seasons minimum of
$500, an amount satisfactory
10 owners.
Earlier the dispute between
owners and track operators had
become so serious two police patrol
ears were dispatched to the track
pfter reports of fist fighting and
fgun waving" came to head
quarters.