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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
Tigers-Gu||s
Meet Tonight

With tho leadership cf ths csuss
state league At stake. the STADIUM
Tigers will Journey Ia Everett to-
night To take On the Esersst Sea.
sulls in one ~ the outstanding
prep games Of the year,
This IL the cruss State ieAkus .
third year II llfe and In the pas,
two seasons the Bengsis have just
edged the Guils out for the coveted
trophy. This year the teams are
another toSs-up.
The Tigers stated Coach John
Heinrich. are all in good physical
condition and are pr,med for .
hard fight
stadium will not lack for
support ~ . crowd Of some
1000 or more Stadium stu
dents 10 expected 10 be there
10 cheer for the Stadium Hue
and Gold. Besides the many
private cars that are making
the trip. three bus loads Of
students are going TO the
game. stadium's band and Its
girls marching unit. the
Tgerannas, viii also he there
Ia put ON an exhibition be-
tween the halves.
Both squads have three vic
tories against no defeats and. ae'
cording TO their previous per
formancos. are rated equal. Walls
Wallas Blue Devils lost TO both
OF them by . 1877 score.
The lineup for Stadium Is stil
Indefinite, but Coach Heinrich vii
probably use the same squad thai
has started the last two games
that is Dick Beckman and Fred
Angus. ends; Austin Fengler ane
Bill Gustafson, tackles; co-captain
Rod Giske and Verne Miller
guards; Chuck Horjes. center; Co
Captain Yves Hudson, quarter.
back; Marion Klarich and Jack
Wilson, halfbacks. and Roy MUIR
ply. fullback.
Although Wilson and Hud-
son are capable runners, the
Tiger running attack will
probably center around klar-
ich and Murphy, with kiarich
also taking over the passing
duties. Hudson, considered
one Of the finest blocking
backs In the conference, will
also handle the punting as
signmeDt.
Eyerett's squad Is both big and
fast and under the capable guild
ance of the former College OF
Puget Sound coach, Roy Sandberg,
are considered one Of the best
prep outfits in the state.
The Gulls have won all of their
victories as a result of passes,
while the Tigers have combined
passing with good running at
tack to score their wins.
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NsixhzAksr w4a Asy1oa Hzs4s
~ kano3axussi io.4zy fulas~ nc
a ssaxshy eanssFeaot - s~ssts
Frs1ay Nth Kot.s Aaftsa. In
shAnFae1t maaAger,
AlsseaxA r~fs~ins 10 -.su.~
s<n~..~ MAytea s4.a ~ w<.
considering . ssmh~r 20 pa
sifls ce.ss ussddse.sarst. N
Ia. ss~>s fee IN srpss~ss fer
the savage sias. n~ seas
viii ~. of eears<. as esrr~
weight affair. vita Hs~t.k
ieasing his crown In sh< safety
deposit ssalt.
HessAk NIL - making his slrtt
Tacoma appearance since the tai
* 1857. sben he scored a two
round Knockout over Den Larae
Of La Angeles
A lot q water has psssed un-
der the bridge and a BOT 81 ;hlnEs
have happened 10 the Seattle
youngster since that memor2 bic
occasion.
On July e. 1883. he won the
championship with one-round
knockout over Freddie Steele Of
Tacoma before a mammoth crowd
in the Seattle civic stadium. Then.
on Nov. ] Of the same year. he
dropped tho coveted bauble when
he lost q I5-round decision 10
Solly krieger in Seattle.
Undismaycd. however. the
Savage Slav immediately In
augurated . campaign 90 re-
gain the crown and was re-
warded on June ~. 1899, when
he belted krieger out In four
rounds In another outdoor shot
In Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16

LOS AN6ELEs A football
game scheduled for Sunday b.
tween It, Mary's college and
LoyoIs university was cancelled
because Of IN infantils paralysis
outbreak on thu Loyola team.
Quarterback Burch Donahus and
Tackle Bob Link we're stricken,
though not seriously.
The game was cancelled "by ms,-
tual agreement" according 70
Father Charles AcQuillan. presi-
dent Of Loyols. II was believed
the game will be played Dec. ..
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Pacific II.
Scores Win
Over CPS.

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ses ssewssss earlier
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Upset Sees
Tags Drub
VandalS
n, r>frNp rRcs

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fxssssx CsnNssss scos<d sxsln
aaiy - recozads e~foFv ne ed 81
ne hka en = tsne plangs.
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Ire sams tnsssd a<st
t.lncala came hseh v IN sp>o4<
quarter cams haeA. v you pteaes,
With . leuchSewa. tn 49, toe1
thai hsil ~ tlssir owN 1e.yns<
marker. 1vn ptays iatsr--all nis1I
II plays. Ssvsss>a. paassn. eusna
end sweeps thsy had thsss sosss
down.
Lsals noaesheu1nt. uDsxd
CAslsssnnssa - ne~nea MOI
go. ~ veessna ual1nDe1ese
hsrkstei1 sces. lnusse ~ ~
a.A sswsestues $1,000 y -
thai sssi. iiss sssseh. A. -
sns n,sass 49, ues nns~as
eaAs, shsee slnues reer1ne1 ~
10 saseh Nelss2's sceussse
tsssrs - ~ Inst - weore
nusss tssh - ~ s>ee1 - ~
nsllissham - hsse.
Jack Godfrey. star Abs guard
well aware no doubt Of the impos
tanos of that extra counter. oaimi
bontsd . plses-kick throuxh q
uprighis 10 he the score.
Ths second half saw first On
team and than the oti,er hack n
othsr right UP asainAt ~ eoe
line. with Lincoln having slighti
the best ~ u.
nesllsgham eeusts-funhse6
On the klehsfS whteh begnn
the LIST hnif. recevesing ~
first tlme. bst 0safssy
snstckea ~ ~ sscen1 -
u VS. Llncsln's ha11 - ~
Bellsnghass 3o-yasd Iine.
This particular ABB rally ~
halted when Rochon intercspte'
Nelson's pass on the Bsilinshsu
thfee-yard stripe.
The Raiders had their turn II
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Prep Scores
BY UNITED PRESS

Lincoln CTacoma) 7, Beilingham 7
Mead 10. Cheney o.
West Valley 8. Central Valley Q.
John r. Rogers tSpokane) 10
North Central (Spokane) o.
Port Townsend 10, Chimacum ..
White Salmon 7, Goldendale o. :
Lincoln (Seattle) 81, Queen Anne 2
Cleveland (Seattle) Ia. Franklin 9
Issaquah 49,, Botheu IL.
Auburn 20. Kent o.
Kelso 20. Aberdeen O..
Kapowsin 20. orting z.
Roy IL. Yelm 9.
Fdmonds 20, Arlington o.
Foster z. Bellevue 9.
Seattle Prep 10, O'Dea 0.
Olympia o, Centralia 0.
Issaquah 10, Bothell IL.
Highline z. Renton 8.
Kirkland 80, Snoqualmle 0.
Puyallup ~. Sumner 9.
Gig Harbor 20, cambridge 7.
Yakima Ia. Wenatchee o.
EIlensbuTg 10. Wapsto o.
Stanwood z, Lake Stevens o.
Dayton Z, Waitsburg o.
Rennewick 81. Sunnyside o.
Prosser 10, Toppenish o.
Pullman o. Moscow Idaho) 0.
Charleston 6. Pomeroy o.
Mabton IL. Granger o.
Zillsf 30. Marquette ls-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16

A deer with 10 points. regarded
as unusual In that the average Is
only three or four. was bagged In
the Parker mountains In Oregon
this week.
DIR. and Mrs. II. e. NickeIsen,
on the 10th and last day OF a
hunting trip, sighted the animal
30 yards away. Mrs. Nickelsen, q
crack shof hrnliRhf IL down
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Offer Record Price
For Sidney Lucknnan

NEW fORk--Brooklyn podger
Owner Dan Topping awaited re-
suits today after Offering record
price" TO the Chicago Bears for
Halfback Sid LuckmAn.
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lut|lerans Go
Again Tonight

m ozoae Ell - riaiter~s with
passes toulEhi ~hez Coach Caff
C.soa sends hs air nslnoes
Pacific LuthrFAn Glaalasofs inio
hNtiie with Aensar 1o< Psgiio's 81.
Martin Rangers ~ O'clock In the
Lincoln bozl.
Tar Lutheran stArtiag lineup
has h~~u shaken mp q bet. ss
Gor don Hu~hy. is5-peand
tackle. viii not ~ In shape %
start the fray. Schianbusch. .
1ss-peanaer Who has h~en
showing marked Improvement
all season, vii h. called On 10
IN the tackle slot. MARI Tenn
n>rstk. the pass ar. has fully
recovered from HI. sprsin~d
ankle and Win b. In there
pitching at the opening gun.
Coach Joe PagliA has had trou-
hles-plenty OF trouble-so far this
year with injuries. but will have
all his initial team in tip-top eondi-
ton and ready 10 attempt 10 halt
the Glad winning streak.
Spectators can come prepared
for an entertaining evening. for
other than the game, the famous
"choir of the West" will be featured
between halves. They viii sing
God Bless America" and the
p. l. c. Fighting Song" The
new college band will also be on
hand 10 take part in the festivities
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Opponent Yet
To Be Chosen

A hossAs zaea~~rlshs esxFp~ g to -es& at nEAs n
fs0rrA Tszr~sss Oct 3 usax cFTsas aHasaes
tat iaeaa e E.oxs erexaelsa ees.aa
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MIDDLEWEIcHT CHAMPION AZ HosTAk TO FIGHT hERE OCT
Lincoln and BeIIinG1am Battle to "a III
Both Elevens
Take to Ozone

n<arsa<ns Ne .N<kseFs assnerp1 l<nreH ~ ~ - -
nxss l. sssa4m Ahs suns - tNp1 ~ o1gIl ~
wa<r ~ sam> ssen ~ - ~ -
Nh sna hs srofx - tat
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Jennie Libke. Bessie Trow-
bridge and Ruth Litx.

"fukt anu RufH LII.
Eleanor Brown, in the lead-off
position on the Columbia team. was
not far behind Mrs. Daily's big
total. She marked 2i4, $50 and
203, for a 567 total.
Other scores above 500 were
Ruth Litz 507, Bessie Trowbridge
504, Doris Malesky $40. Mae Knight
SIS, Yvonne johnson, $40, and
Dolores Coleman 52S.
PENN SALT LEAGUE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
TACOMAN BAGS UNUSUAL DEER

The deer, q buck with . white
tail. had eight points on one side
and five on the other.- At one
time 1t had more than IL points,
AZ one prong had been knocked
off In a fight.
DIR. Nickelsen, state game COM
missioner and a veteran hunter,
returned empty-handed. He Ia go
ine TO have the head mounted.
CO. az al, znd ns sdm1H * ns'' i1as BATHS
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SUFFERS HAVE GREAT HUNTING
SPORT IN FIELDS OF CANADA

knew what hunting was until this
trip
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~ M s~nslee. nlv1ns Elron
vsp&ssn soverni ~ m<r11(H 11H
~ tw5re - ~ ~ -
se>y - haxp ~ opol)r9 Dl1I4
~ ~ s~nnls1 ~ \ > elIllSr -
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-; I: - - -
pzs<< ee~Nss tzN4NlH a NGe
80 y o6&113 At<<m[844s Et1< y
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Bells Trip
Up Favored
Lakesiderl

| Hsd q hay for e-QnnFoogo
Of ths contest, eprnDDy 1ellnss
mine Lion team turned ~ ~ =
the final fvasns ass6 eooro6 tw1ee
| In the first minute q ~ fps6ftn
quarter On quiek aerin1 thsunts y
gain N upset vletery evsr ~
highly favored f.akeelde etevonI
la. ysstsrday q ~ LAisssids
field.
the fshssiders drew flrei hIop1
In the second quarter when kytld.
ace fuIIback. ciimaxsd : long drivs
by pIunstng over from Ne 3.yard
stripe.
IT, sscsn1 Nm eDeee1 =
ths sanss nnnnes, Wi1h ~
hssviss Hrsetis sgnnl e1nc1oy-
Ing > 6siviug Ilns ntla11L ~
then ~ nellp hoGna -
ifnkIa WIN ~ M Boe)-
isg II mt1nsl4, Sesvy uonly
halfbac1g, teek 3 Gu1e1k -
poss ffso - Woovess egolDe
ists ~ epen - senmpege1
~ Fsmatnlng - yne<b -
psy6lrt. Weases eouvogop1
= put ~ nells $500 ~
-Four plays Iatsr ~ Llcne agalp
capitalized on : paas play - scogA
Taking the kickoff back y ~
thirty-yard line, IN Lakers tocs
TO the cir, but hob 0coansll
husky Bell end, intercepted one -
Kydd's hssvss and amblod q
yards over ths goal line 70 ~
second Tacoma score.
sG.I0E1TLY OONDUG1N0
IAN HBANC1oCO - UniyeFsIDy
Of San Francisco freshman foct-
ball team has : playeg uomo0
Walter oenior. n.
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DANDY breeding bucks, ready fol
service. 370l East M GA 308l j.
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By AZ Cspp

WE PAY MORE ron USED CARS
Hostetter- Kraus. 1915 A g.
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BNER

Boys bicycle. in good
n. ala. 46II SO. Fawcett.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16

Lott UDHf Ue3Doff:
Try q Lost" I'D
Evening star., 1939-11-18

Fireplace Is Historic
In the entire family of household
equipment, the fireplace is by far
Evening star., 1939-11-18
Dual Duty House
Ready al Wyngaie

Formal opening of the Wyngate,
Maryland, patterned after the No.
! Demonstration Home in the Town
of Tomorrow at the New York
Worlds Fair will take place tomor-
row, it was announced today by
George w. DeFranceaux, president
of Permanent Homes, Inc, develop
ers and builders.
Known as the dual duty" house
because of the multiplicity of uses
for which its rooms are designed
the home has been attractively fur
nished by the Hecht Co. Although
1t contains but four rooms and bath
the house is said to have all the
facilities Of an eight-room man.
sion. For example, it's living room
can be readily used as solarium
library or music room; it's dining
Evening star., 1939-11-18
Public Cooperation
Asked in Correct
Use Of 'Rea|tor'
Term Desienotes
Active Member of
ReuI Estate Boord

Public cooperation in the correct
use of the coined word "realtor" is
asked by the Washington Real Es-
tate Board today through its presi-
dent, Fred A. Smith.
THE Washington Real Estate
Board particularly appreciates the
cooperation it is receiving from
newspapers of this city in aiding to
maintain the purity of meaning and
enhance the public usefulness of this
term Mr.. Smith said.
The term realtor, coined by
Charles N. Chadbourn of Minneapo-
lis, was adopted by the National AS
sociation of Real Estate Boards in
1916 as a membership distinction.
The right of the national association
to own and control the term has been
upheld by IS court decisions in 6
States and the District of Columbia.
Bound by Code of Ethics.
1.-THE public has very definite in
terest in protecting the trade name
realtor," Mr.. Smith said. Since every
realtor Is bound by the code of ethics
of the national association, which
obligates open and fair dealing with
the public and with his fellow real
tor, and is disciplined for failure to
observe such standards, the designa-
tion is guarantee for the protection
of the public. Further, the term
serves to designate those persons in
the real estate business who are
affiliated with well-organized real
estate activities, who have available
to them the accumulated knowledge
of 80 years of experimentation and
research in real estate business
methods and standards, who, in the
Judgment of their peers in their
business, are persons with personal
standards and business competence
of merit sufficient to warrant en-
trusting them with the important
fiduciary relationships involved in
real estate transactions.
In its correct use and application,
the term is of especial value TO edi-
tors of newspapers and other pub
lications in that it serves to desig-
nate specific standing, nationally
and locally, for persons engaged in
the real estate business. In refer
ring to a real estate agent as a
realtor one, in word, states that
the agent is an active member of a
member board of the National AS
sociation of Real Estate Boards.
Board Here Guards Name.
The Washington Real Estate
Board, as the sole member board OF
the national association in the Dis
trict and metropolitan area oi
Prince Georges and Montgomery
Evening star., 1939-11-18

room is also a cocktail lounge or
secluded den; the master bedroom
is also a dressmaker's shop or a
household office; the garage is at
once recreation room, while the
utility room with a few quick
changes may le used as phctog-
rapher's dark room.
The original home at the New
York Worlds Fair was sponsored by
the National Home Builders Bureau
Inc, who granted franchise to
Permanent Homes, Inc, to repro
duce the home in Wyngate, roll
ling, 36 acre tract of high land, lying
west of the old Georgetown road,
miles from the intersection of Wis
consin avenue. The land was &C.
quired by Permanent Homes, Inc.
developers and builders, as part ol
the old Spragge estate.
Evening star., 1939-11-18

Counties, Md, is responsible for the
preservation of the correct use of
the term within its territorial juris-
diction.
Active members in good standing
of the Washington Real Estate
Board are realtors, and they may so
designate themselves in connection
with their real estate business.
Members of real estate boards of the
association in other communities
Evening star., 1939-11-18

who wish to carry on real estate
business in this community must
before they use the term 'realtor"
here obtain the permission of the
local board. No other person may
advertise as a realtor.
Evening star., 1939-11-18

the oldest member 1t can trace its
ancestry back to the earliest dawn
of Civilizations distinction which
no other household fixture enjoys.
Evening star., 1939-11-18
Insulation Soves Heut

Lack of insulation is costing home
owners a billion dollars year, es-
Inmates the IVA on the basis of an
Evening star., 1939-11-18

uninsulated. In the test, fuel bills
were A per cent for the insulated
house.
Evening star., 1939-11-18

engineering survey of heat loss in
two identical houses, one OF which
was properly insulated and the other
Evening star., 1939-05-21
$4,000,
PAYABLE $500 PER MONTH.

Will pay for the Rrandest vacation you have
ever given your family. Washington sum-
the humidity and heat Is week ends. May
2s to Sept. "a. Enjoy safe bathing on a
white sand beach; Fish and crab where
II is best Go boating and horseback riding.
Hike through a natural, wooded wonder
land Clean air. safe drinking water and
salt-laden breezes make Long Beach the
benefits and privileges listed above and
many others will be yours for years to come
a lot today, make Long Beach your private
summer club Immediately For the cost of
other vacat tlons well build you a summer
home in this fine. restricted family COM
munity. Entrance miles south of Prince
Frederick. Solomons Island road, or write
M. E. ROCKH1LL- St. Leonard Md. for
illustrated booklet 21s
Evening star., 1939-05-21
PINE WHIFF BEACH,

ON SOUTH RIVER.
Adjacent to beautiful South River Park.
1t is one of the NEAREST SALT WATER
BATHING BEACHES to Washington. being
Just 21 miles from the District line via
Seat Pleasant. Our first spring bargain
For sale-New bungalow beautiful view.
200 IT, from water; large living room .
bedrooms, bathroom. kitchen. large screened
front porch; electricity; only Sl,595.
Lot 36xl25 Feet. $50.
Lot 47x115 Feet 5000
Drive to Edgewater P O. Turn left
through South River Park to property. Ask
for
FRANK BERNARD.
Evening star., 1939-05-21
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
ANGLERS. ATTENTION.

35 acres with summer cottage on St.
Jeromes Creek outlet to the South West
Middles" fishing ground. entrance from
State road.
Don't delay-auick sale at SO, 900 90.
Evening star., 1939-05-21
EASY-S3. 250-TERMS
Fair Haven, Md.

Overlooking Chesapeake Bay.
Located in prettiest and newest residen-
tisl bay community Pretty new Colonial
cottage. Living rm.. dining rm kit. bath,
porch on lst floor. space for . large rms,
on Ind q. beautiful lot Drive to Fair
Haven TODAY and see Bethel Drive through
Marlboro: take Chesapeake Beach I'd. turn
Ieft al Bristol and follow signs marked
Fair Haven
1915 K ST NV BETHEL Dist. 300
Evening star., 1939-05-21

High-class water front location, 25
acres, wooded and clear beautiful sanag
beach, on St. Marys River. adjoining other
beautiful estates. Price S5,O0O.00
have others. Phone Great Mills 1872.
See GEORGE H. HARRIS. Agent,
Evening star., 1939-05-21
MONEY WANTED

WILL SELL 81 800 SECOND TRUST. PAY.
able monthly secured on new brick owner
owned home. Int. So for 1000. Boz
Evening star., 1939-05-21

cottage. water view, nreDlace; gas, 1Qr-
nished. Ask for cottage 533.
MARYLAND FARMS AT Low PRICES.
Closing an estate provides this oppor-
tunity. 1872 ACRES. 1-mile river frontage
and 2 miles on creek. fine boat harbor
Master house s tenant houses, 4-car ga
rage. 8 barns, l cow barn, corn house,
granary. The land all under cultivation.
in tobacco. corn. wheat and garden Yields
over 81 900 yearly income. The water
front affords good fishing and ducking as
sports. As miles from D. c. and IN section
Of old historic estates. Price, $4,000:
is ACRES. Va mile shaded white sand
beach. high elevation. with old Colonial
house good condition. Fully furnished,
excellent farm, under cultivation. State
road to door. Complete with power boat.
ON THE BAY. almost surrounded by
water, St Jeromes and the Chesapeake
a small paradise with large house fine
lawn and trees about / acre; good fishing
riparian rights with private oyster bed
Boating at its best. Owner leaving city
affords this opportunity $500
THE MARYLAND REALTY.
915 10th ST. NV National S095.
EDGEWATER BEACH ON SOUTH RIVER
about 25 miles from D. c. by Central ave.
Cottage of 7 rooms, . baths. 2-car garage,
on waterfront lot so it. by about 200 IT.
This is a superior place among fine homes
'''e' LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
l7lg X St NV Natl | 6R
Evening star., 1939-05-21
FRANK BERNARD.
D Col 3lAR-J.
MUST SELL

Attractive 2-story house, on large lot
right on water front: excellent bathing
fishing and Grabbing. Quiet, refined loca.
tion, Gentiles only. Georgia 54l7.
Evening star., 1939-05-21
16l ACRES. So $50

Wooded. water front. 45 miles Wash
incton over Il mile shore on Maryland
have excellent stand fine poplar and oak :
some open land Being sold tn settle an
estate good investment THEODORE
MENk 1924 Goth NV to 5 Pot
3LnL- Evening and Sunday CD 1S46 :
Evening star., 1939-05-21
SEE CEnARHI1RS-

SEE CEDARHURST.
On Ches Bay. 81 miles D. c. (near Shady
Side. Md, lots. sos up: COTTAGES $1,000.
- 495. $3.50 and up: good roads harbor
pier. sea wall: cleo; store. etc A refined.
restricted summer colony Inspect now,
send for circular WALTER NJ BAUMAN,
/ Thomas Circle Natl 622a
Evening star., 1939-05-21

Choice Water Front Farm.
White sand beach; oysters fsh crabs
abound; Is acres, half tillage. finest quality
soil: 6-room house. family orchard; near
village: only $500: $500 down: page IL.
big free cataloe STROUT REALTY, 255-CR
4th Ave, N Y City
Evening star., 1939-05-21

ON SOUTH RIVER-2 BEDRMS..
showers, elec. kit. large porch; lovely water
view; rent for season. Green. 1858.
HERALD HARBOR.
4-room bungalow, in fine condition.
large wooded lot. very near beach.
ALSO
Furnished 4-room bungalow. near beach,
with lots. Awnings. shower bath, etc.
REASONABLE TERMS.
Phi. Mr.. Lamborne. Geo. 1868 or Rep. ] 11s1.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON 2O5 Invest. Bldg
SUMMER COTTAGE OR PERMANENT
HOME
Semi-bungalow 2Sx30: lot 20Ox5O IT, {.
heavy. rustproof wire-fence inclosure:
beautifully and privately located. overlook
ing Severn River 80 miles from D. c.,
paved road: completely and beautifully
furnished: pure deep-well water: instant
frigerator: large bath, living room and
dining room. kitchen. two twin and one
single bedrooms. large front porch: screened
throughout: lily pond. shrubbery. fruit and
shade trees: bathing. boating, fishing;
$4,000 or best offer prior to July 1st. J.
M REAII. LILO Yarnum NV Adams 1124