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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-10-06

"Oh,'' she protested in loyal pride.
'sUncle jim wouldn't. No, no"
"TIe came back at noon today"
Tope explained. "Carne back ask
ing for you Miss Leaford, !
used to be policeman. I'm trying
to find out what happened out there.
You understand that we are sure
your mother, somehow, was poi
soned. Someone put some extra tab
lets in that glass Of milk she drank.
It might have been done while the
milk was still in the bottle, In Mrs.
Bowdon's refrigerator. Or after
ward in your grandmother's kitchen,
or on the way upstairs, or after It
was taken upstairs. And anyone
might have done it. Anyone at all. :"
The girl was trembling, but her
eyes were steady.
\ And when he did not speak, she
cried: why should they do thing
like that?"
He said slowly: '"They might have
been afraid afraid Of something we
don't know about. Or wanting some-
thing" And he spoke to Miss Moss.
"Justus Tame has all the wills, Bow
don's and Hurder's. He wouldn't tell
me what's in them, They'll be pub
lie by and by, but-there may not
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-10-06

met. you in the woods, and you told
him who you were. So he stayed,
to be near you, lived in the cabin
there. They wanted to put him of
the land; but there wasn't any di-
vorce,. and he threatened I'd, make
trouble unless they let him stay.
He didn't ask anything Of them ex-
cept to be near you, to see you
sometimes"
He looked at Miss Moss, sure she
would understand. II guess he still
loved Kitty Leaford," he said.
when she died, it hit him hard.
He went away; but he came back
yesterday, says he was asleep in
his cabin all last night. So Heale
has locked him up"
at would seem simple enough to
Heale," she pointed out. "Heale
will say that Mr.. Leaford killed Mrs.
Leaford and then the Hurders, so
that June would inherit their mon
ey. Then he could claim June as
his daughter, and get her and the
money too"
June moved, about to speak; and
Clint held her close, protectingly.
She said family:
II can remember once, when /
was little girl, Aunt EVE tried to
make me stay away from him, and
/ told him, and he came to the
house to see her, and after that she
never bothered me ~
.But he didn't do this!" She
rubbed her eyes with her hands like
one just waking; she stood up, sup
porting herself by Clint's arm. "Oh,
/ want to do something!" she cried.
"What can / ,do?"
The Inspector said soberly: "This,
if you want to-" he said. II know
it's not safe for you"
'.sSafe!'' she exclaimed almost
scornfully. ~ don't want to be
safe, with my mother dead, and my
father" f siFi5
s.Mr. Hurder's in the Bowdon
house," Tope explained. tThey aim
to keep him there. They won't have
nurse in to take care of him. But
Miss Leaford, they'd have you. They
want you home, and if you went,
and insisted on nursing him"
Clint made a swift indignant pro-
test; but June hushed him.
eyes, ! understand, she told the
man steadily. ''I'll 60. But why?
What am I to do?"
"To WATCH" he said. ITO be
ready"
Ready for WHAT" she insisted.
So, reluctantly, he put the thing
in words. whoever did this wants
Mr.. Hurder dead" he pointed out.
81 think there'n be another try at
killing him.
And he said gravely: ''There
might be more than that. There
might be a try at killing you"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-10-06

Cleaners working in Westminster
abbey recently discovered the site of
the cell where the abbey's anchor
tie, or holy man, kept lonely vigil
centuries ago. It was in this cell,
tradition says, that wild young Hen
ry " spent repentant night when
his father, the fourth King Henry,
died in the Jerusalem chamber of
the abbey.
The discovery was disclosed by
Lawrence Tanner, keeper of the
muniments of the abbey. He said
the find was made during cleaning
operations on a monument in st.
Benedict's chapel to DR.. Gabriel
Goodman, former dean of West
minister, who died in 1901. The mon
ument shows the dean kneeling at a
praying desk.
behind the praying desk was
found in the stonework little win
dow so placed that anyone looking
through would see the altar of the
chapel" Tanner said.
Just to the side of monument is
door, now blocked. which had. as
1t had seemed to US for years, no
obvious purpose,
taking this door in conjunction
with the newly discovered window
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-10-06
CHAPTER XIII

Clint had listened to Inspector
TOPICS suggestion that June return
to Kenesaw Hill with an incredulous
and angry horror. Now he cried in
a bitter wrath:
"Nol won't stand for that. June's
been through enough"
well be there to take care of
her." Tope urged. "You and I,
Clint. Wen be on the job. It's
only for tonight. I've a notion to-
night will tell the tale"
"No," Clint insisted. "She's
through with them out there, all
those people. I'm going to be all
her family from now on. If you
think I'm going to let her 60 out
there for bait, to bait a trap" And
he cried: why do you have to mix
in, Inspector? Let them wash their
own dirty linen"
Tope urged gravely: "It's any cit
liens duty to do what he can,
Clint" His tone was grim. "And
son, there's a murderer loose out
there. Maybe a maniac. ! think
he is. There's terrible, mad per-
sistence in him. Or her."
Herr" Clint echoed, startled by
that pronoun.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-10-06
Strange Facts
Amused the Ladies
Life Stage Contract
Mongolians Marked

AS late as 1921, twelve hundred
clergymen, representing fifteen
denominations, met in Philadel-
phia@ to choose and promote a
moral gown for women" The
creation finally selected was SOM
Der in color, sacklike in design
and reached from the neck to the
ground. The ladies were merely
amused.
The longest term theatrical con-
tracts made at the present time
are those issued by the Coincide
Franchise, the French national
theater in Paris. An artist who
becomes a member of this COM
pany is obliged to sign an agree
ment to remain for twenty years.
The ticking of a watch may be
heard at distance of fifty feet
by placing it in the proper posi-
ton before a parabolic mirror and
having the observer stand at the
point where the reflected sound
waves converge. IS
"The Monaghan spot" is a
patch of fermentation appearing
ON nearly all children Of Mongo-
loid peoples. 1t occurs at the low
er end of the spine, has a dark
blue or mulberry color, is about
the size of silver quarter, and
disappears before the fifth year.
Golfers.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-10-06

EvEN house dresses must fiat
- ter your figure this fall--like
No. 1922, cleverly dart-fitted at
the waistline. It's really pretty
enough to make up in street ma
terials as well as in household
cottons like bingham, calico and
percale. Deep armholes and belt
less waistline make it supremely
comfortable to work in. As you
see from the diagram, it's so easy
: to make that you can finish it in
a day.
So Feminine and Charming.
Here's a grand double value, in
No. 1927, that gives you a dress,
with two-way neckline, in the Sc
ductive new silhouette, and, be-
sides, a flaring, frill-edged petit
coat! The mflare-skirted dress,
with broad shoulders and a waist
line Skinned in by side sash belts,
can be made either with the youth
full collar and cuffs, or with a
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-10-06

be time" His tone was deeply trou-
bled. He spoke to June. "You and
your cousins would inherit all the
money, expect" he said. "All the
money in the family
81 don't know" she confessed.
''Was there much?" But before he
could answer, she cried: s"That
doesn't matter now, though" Ris-
ing anger steadied her. II want to
know who killed my mother" she
said.
Tope looked at her apprisingly.
''Mean that, do you?"
"Of course"
Because" he said, 'you can help
find outl This is ugly business to
talk about, hard to believe. But
Miss Leaford, your grandpa, Mr..
Hurder, is out there, in that house,
near dying. It wouldn't take much
to make him die. Whoever set fire
to the house last night wants him
dead" And after a moment Tope
added soberly: ''They refuse to have
a nurse for him.
He shook his head; he said in a
grim and stricken tone:
81 think there's an insane muir
derer loose out there--insane, and
clever as cat. He's managed to
get by SO far without leaving a
trace. It's the first time in forty
years that I've seen case without
one single lead"
Clint cried: "What are you get
ting at, Inspector"
Tope hesitated for a moment. He
ignored Clint, said slowly then:
There's one more thing you ought
to know, Miss Leaford: Inspector
Heale has arrested this man you call
Uncle Jim. Heale thinks he did it."
'But why should he?" she protest
ed. "What reason had her"
And Tope said briefly. kindly:
''He's your father, June"
For a long moment then, silence
held them all. June sat still, and
the color drained out of her cheeks
till she was white as snow. Clint
caught her, and she chung to him;
yet she did not hide her face from
them. She stared at Inspector Tope,
and her eyes were streaming, and
her lips worked as though she would
speak, but no words came. She
watched him, and tears streamed
down her cheeks, and she began to
hiccough with smothered sobs.
Tope spoke slowly, in explicit
terms. ''Your mother ran away
with him when she was girl" he
said. by and by they came home
to live; and after two years there,
the old folks broke it up. Mrs.
Bowdon and Mrs. Tame, he told me,
turned your mother against him. He
said Mr.. and Mrs. Hurder were on
his side, but the others broke them
down. Finally he left. He wanted
your mother to 60 with him, but she
was afraid. 30 he went away alone.
And j he explained: HE didn't
know about you till afterward, years
afterward. When you were about
ten years old. be came back and
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-10-06
Cleaners Working in Westminster Abbey
Unearth Dwelling Place of Anchorite

and bearing in mind other features,
we concluded that the door led to a
little room outside abutting on the
abbey and therein must have dwelt
the abbey hermit or recluse.
Through that door must have
passed Henry v on the night of his
fathers death, when the young king
spent the night with the abbey re-
cluse and vowed to lead q new life."
Tanner explained that the hermit
usually was an elderly monk regard
ed as no longer fit for active work
and given the job Of anchorite as a
sort of retirement.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-10-06
st. Francis Tomb

Sancien island, scene of the estab-
lishment of the first Christian mis-
sion in the Orient, is the land in
which st. Francis Xavier estab-
lished q mission in spite Of efforts
to keep him and his devoted band
out Of the Orient. And on this is
land he lies buried. In late August,
1852, he landed on the island, called
Chang-shpen-shan. off the coast of
Kwang-tung which served as a rem
devious for Europeans. Soon after
his arrival Xavier was seized with
q fever, and died there.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-10-06
Helpful Opposition

"A certain amount Of opposition
is a great help to a man. Kites
rise against, not with, the wind.
Even a head-wind is better than
nothing. No man ever worked his
voyage in a dead calm. The best
wind for everything in the long
run is side wind. john Neal.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-10-06
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plain round neckline. Yol'n love
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faille.
The Patterns.
No. 1922 Is designed for sizes
"a, SO, 38, 40, AZ, "A, 46 ana 49,.
Size 36 requires AS yards Of 81
inch material. Two yards OF trim
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rial with short sleeves; Az yards
with long sleeves; 5s yard for cp1r
trasting collar and cuffs; z yards
of braid. Size IA requires ~
yards of 39-inch material for pet
ticoat, with 21s yards of plesting.
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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-10-06

Keep your body free of accumulated
waste, take Dr.aPierce's Pleasant Pei
let's. 90 Pellets 80 cents.-Adv.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-10-06

and One Dose Proves u
black tablet doesn't bring you the fastest Ind most
complete relief you haze %dNY R ss1a bS
Bell-ans tablet helps the stomach digest food
makes the excess stomach fluids harmless and lstS
you eat the noufishing foods you need. For heart
burn sick headache and upsets so often caused by
excess stomach fluids making you fed sour md
speedy relief. Csc everywhere. StH
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-10-06
Beauty Is Truth

Beauty Is Truth
After all, the most natural beau
ty in the world is honesty and
moral truth; for all beauty ID
truth. haftesbury.
Evening star., 1939-10-21
WHY DOES

M. <. Stone sell most Of his houses before
completion?
II you will spend few moments in
in various processes of construction. observe
their pleasing appointments. quality Of
workmanship and materials and the very
moderate price asked you will md the
answer.
TO reach: Wisconsin ave to Bethesda,
rd. ror f,sl dstaiis caI WisconSin 1Sii
Evening star., 1939-10-21
HOUSES FOR SALE

CoLoRED-7 ROOMS AND TILE BATH.
h.-wh., garase. lovely Colonial-front row
offered first time to colored Nice condition.
Small cash payment. balance like rent.
URCIOLO REALTY CO.. Met 4941
COLORED-825 A ST. Sc.
8 rms, bath, h.-w.h., all oak floors,
rear yard, alley. Excellent condition. Can
rent in 2 or 3 apis. II desired SO 500
b. and !. First time offered. What viii
you pay cash above?
URCIOLO REALTY CO.. MET. 4a4I,
Evening star., 1939-10-21
A REAL BUY AT $7,25O.

1924 Quincy ST. nw-Fine brick, in
new-house condition. Originally sold S10,-
$50 Tile bath, built-in tub. cement porch,
2 back porches, brick garage. h.-w.h., wash
extra kitchen. Open Sunday 3 to 9 pm.
Weekdays pm. to pm.
Evening star., 1939-10-21

American Security g. Trust Co.,
18th and Pa. Ave. NV. Natl. 4s15.
OUTSTANDING VALUES.
Near 14th and Park Rd.
1445 -PARKWOOD PL NV
poo o.UU-b bedrooms kitchen and bath:
5uilt-in garage; > screened porches.
Near Georgia Ave,
sol LAMENT ST. NV.
S50.OO-Rec; hall. living wing room; ,.In.. dining
bath: garage
Detached Home,
ARLINGTON VA.
2002 N TAYLOR ST.
Cd5 m Living room, dining room. 3
p7o o'ou- bedrooms, kitchen and bath;
In Petworth,
5O3a ILLINOIS AVE. NV.
o5.OO-di1niinss! dinins room a1e sunToom ss fie Sed.
rooms ann Kitchen baths bult,n garase seso
MODERN HOMES.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c., AND MD.
homes from S75 to Sl25. Car and sales
men LESLIE sNaE 3 Eous MfsE ss II iafpesfG9 Rpsas sse
Night and Sun. Wo. 733. 22'
:325 9th ST. sE.-6 ROOMS. BATH. HOT
water heat. elec.. S45
.rI 1ash Il, otis e!; .;:v;Is rooms bath mod
bath, arranged for : families, SIS, so,
sl4 Madison st. -n;w-7 rooms, bath.
Detached, rooms. :, baths, oil heat.
refrieeration. GARAGE. S95.
WALTER A. BROWN,
14l5 EYE ST. NV. NAT 1852
Evening star., 1939-10-21
CORNER COLONIAL
NEAR CONN AVE
PHONE NATL. 1872
HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR.

WISCONSIN AVE. Mr. DISTRICT LINE
8 rms, breakfast and sleeping porches, oil
heat. refe.; newly decorated: 2-car gar:
fine nelghborhood; school, car and bus near
Reas: National 030S. Woodley $780,
Bradley 222
6 RMS, BREAKFAST RIM. GLASS SLEEP
ing porch, Frisidaire. oil heat: small apt
IN basement: garage. 14l4 Montague ST. n W.
BETHESDA, MD.
Attr home, e rms, , baths, auto, heat;
eonV. transp, stores, schools. Wis. 1900
Evening star., 1939-10-21
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

1916 AUSTIN ST. SE-DETACHED
brick. suitable for :, families on beautiful
wooded and Handicapped lot: terms $3.50.
or for rent $40 mo. PAUL P. STONE.
Adams c653
SEE OUR LIST AND SIGNS. IN AND OUT
D C. Big values Few for trade N e.
RYON CO. 1916 N Y. ave Ma. 1907.
;s12 D ST NE ROOMS. > CoMPLETB
baths, . complete kitchens j. S GRUVER,
owner, or your agent. Natl. or.
LGE COLONIAL HOUSE, WITH ACREAGE.
on main highway In nearby MONTGOMERY
County Wis 1880
RENT OR SALE-NEW STONE BUNGA.
low, facing park in Cheverly Md Built-in
garage, improved street. large lot. Open
Sunday
GEO. N BOWEN. Hyattsville $50.
POTOMAC HEIGHTS.
Full basement' ,'' fI'e fireplace h.-vh.; hish
corner lot with view of Va. Hills. Price.
$500. Rent. $50. Furniture can be sold
or rented with house if desired. Call
Mrs. Burgess. Wisconsin 1858
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1919 81. NV Natl. 1855.
BY OWNER
Detached Brick 4 Rooms and Bath.
Bullt-ln earage, shade trees; fne residen.
tial section. near school and shopping dis
trlct. Call MR.. EVANS. Wis 243l.
Evening star., 1939-10-21
AND YOU'LL BUY

II you see this spacious 6room. @-bath
brick home with bedroom and bath down
stairs: loads of trees including many dog
woods on large lot; attached garage; air
conditioned Seeing is believing. 307
Roosevelt. So.s9o: terms. Directions: Out
Old GEORGETOWN rd. to Roosevelt. left to
home Open until pm.
Montgomery Realty Corp, E
Evening star., 1939-10-21
SIS. 5.OOO-SOUTHEAST

PRICE REDUCEU
Colonial brick SIX large rooms and bath.
cellar. hot-wster heat. An opportunity to
purchase low-priced home on very attrac-
tive terms.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
Evening star., 1939-10-21
HOUSES FURNISHED.

CLEVELAND PARK = DETACHED: COM
pletely furn; a;. rms; 4 ss master bedrms;.
Ruud hot-water heater, fireplace, piano;
bullt-in garsee; near Conn. ave. bus.
school schools; S:s5a Cstaedral and stores. Phone
ROOMS, KITCHEN, BATH, SUMMER
porch: steam heat; large basement, double
co5sse ssFsss e5s ssS mGn'h. Ma II Baltimore blvd
FURNISHED BRICK HOUSE; 3 BED.
GI1e 20 njpcTss mn Nsvy j Munitions Bldg sliS is
5oao.R or Emerson 8 $500, : Ext. liz, "lNe0l'
home for year, rooms. oil heat. AMI
RaLI SI plis Mshsa R dS or Ts Woodsy HwnfT 4os
POTOMAC HEIGHTS. D. GOOD NV.
neighborhood, Detached, modern, d rms.
and bath, oil heat, elec. refs, newly deco
rated, ssttractively furnished, large lot;
se s4sss JacKsoN sn0Sl s44 0Ss condai ina
I'd. NV. Woodley o4S3 or woodey 1864.
HnLcREsI. .314 BRANCH AVE. Sc
can be seen Saturday. Sunday or after 5
pm. weekdays Lincoln 569S-J.
NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK AND l6th-
dn5Ta Tms wo1p eomple.ely fur to, responsDles
ssTeesble" "p sa !fsslef Tsyor NV " Col 0eo5%s
RlXERDALE lls VASE: AvE..s ROOMS;
Sloker auto. neat, S0..00. Adults only
Shown by appointment. Emer. 1866
S45 MO, 5 LARGE RMS. AND BATH,
garage. bus blk; loc fare; 20 min.
downtown; adults. $40 West Central ave,
Capitol Hsts.. Md Hillside 0616W.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.--ARTISTIC. COM
1ortable home, 8 rms. elec. refg.. oil burn
er. fireplace. . porches. garage; excellent
beds; near school, bus; immed. occupancy.
2914 Northampton ST. NV.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED NEW CEN
ter-hal Colonial for rent by owner. Call
Wisconsin 1913.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-3 STORIES,
basement: splendid neishborhood $50 mo.
Box 1S0-R, Star.
CLEVELAND PARKS RMS, 3 BED
rooms. = baths, maids room; newly dec
GRATED; oil heat: fireplace. garage; elec.
refe.; adults Emerson lOlp
HESKETH ST. CHI CHI. MD-DE-
tached, large lot; 3 rms. 2 baths. double
Sarage. AUTO. heat; reas. Wis. 1918 bet o..
FALL US AND GET OUR RENT LIST.
Beautifully furnished homes al reasonable
tAets
1918 K ST. BETHEL. Dist. 300.
Evening star., 1939-10-21
ANACOSTIA BUNGALOW.

l4l4 7 st. se.-Open Sunday pm. 6
rooms and bath on 1st floor. 3 rooms up
stairs; gas hot-water heat, insulated.
weather-stripped; big screened porch
hardwood floors fireplace. garage. fenced
lot 5OxS0 IT.. nicely planted: near all
schools Vacant. Only 900,
National 1aHH. A NJ ROTH Temple 31S4
Evening star., 1939-10-21

5101 45th ST. NV.
rooms bath. built-in garage; semi.
detached brick. h-wh.. $50
PHILIP P. PEYSER,
1927 Inv Bldg Dist 3S40
Evening star., 1939-10-21
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

bSSSAS ~ 0Sg
CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK OR FRAME.
white or colored, any condition E. A.
BARRY. 3439 14th st. NV Col. 60s6.
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR YOUR D c.
property. brick or frame white or colored.
qulck settlement: no commission. e H.
PARKER. 15l5 K ST. NV. District 31o0:
I PAY HIGHEST ALL-CASH PRICES FOR
old D c. houses: no commission. MRS.
KERN, 1892 Woodley pl. NV. Col. 2615,
ALL CASH NET FOR D c. HOUSES THIS
ad is not for PURPOSES OF obtaining listings.
Quick action. E A. GARVEY. Dis. 45oS.
Ewes. and Sun. Geo $3.50. 11o6 VI ave.
CASH FOR YOUR D C PROPERTY: NO
commission. Mr.. DOWNER. Georgla 9ol2:
GET MY PRICE BEFORE YOU SELL.
personally will pav cash for your e.
property. white or colored G. 6. DUTY.
1924 Vermont ave. National 44s2
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D.
c. property If the price Is right Frame or
brick, large or small: condition tmmaterial.
R A. HUMPHREYS.
SOS No. Cap. Realtor. Natl. 0S1s.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR HOUSES
in ne or Sc. white or colored. Call or
write Mr.. Davis.
1905 Eve ST. NV National 1853.
Evening star., 1939-10-21

5-room and bath brick; full attic and
basement: beautiful frontage: D. c. trans
portation. 5o09 Westway drive. Direc-
tons: On Western ave. past River rd. to
D. G. S. store (Westway drive), right l "a
blocks to home Open till pm.
Wilson Wiscopsjp
Evening star., 1939-10-21
NEAR WOODBRIDGE,
Charming Bungalow-S6, $50.

ooO4 Douglas st-6-room brick. / year
young; tile bath fireplace; 500 cash.
Open Sunday. H. c. MAYNOR, 23l4 R. l.
ave ne North ABS
Evening star., 1939-10-21
SILVER SPRING. MD.
NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS,

NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS.
Open-S4O3 Dale Drive
Two large brick bungalows, slate roof.
automatic heat. all modern improvements:
conveniently located. Priced right should
sell quick
Directions: Out Georgia ave. trafic light
in Silver Spring. right on Colesville pike
10 Mrs. KS Toll Tavern right on Dale
drive, four blocks to our sign
WAPLE e. JAMES INC,
Silver Spring Office.
S433 Georgia Ave Shepherd $500.
Evening star., 1939-10-21
HOUSES UNEuRNlsHEp.

Mr.. CONN. AVE. BRIDGE.
1914 Belmont I'd. .n.w.-semi-d -det.. Z lge.
rms, baths. oil heat, garage; splendid
shape; S7b.
SAM ROSEY, ADAMS 27OO.
$65.75-18Ol POTOMAC AVE, Sc,
Rooms and Bath.
Screened Porches. Garage.
Electric Refrigeration.
Evening star., 1939-10-21

MONTGOMERY HILLS - BEAUTIFUL
k-and-stone Colonial: bedrooms. 2ia
baths. oil burner. Frisidaire insulation:
weather-stripped, bnilt-n garage. An ideal
suburban home. Owner forced to sacris
fee Priced to sell quickly. liz Summer.
field I'd Phone Shep. 900
Evening star., 1939-10-21
S4,75O-VACANT.

In a convenient section of the Northeast.
SiX-room and bath brick. cellar; completely
reconditoned. Can be sold on a small
down payment. balance in monthly INSTALL
ments like rent.
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MT PLEASANT, 1910 KILBOURNE PL
w.-Completely redecorated house of =
rooms and bath a bedrooms. also maid S
room and lavatory; garage; automatic heat
venetian blinds, open front and double
rear po,ches; reasonable rental. THOMAS
District $3.50
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OPEN-VACANT.
BUNGALOW $50.
9O4 ASPIN ST. NV.
OPEN SAT.-SUN.

o41O R. /. ave ne-9 rooms > baths
2 apts., the outstanding buy in ne. Priced
low: terms; very reas. Good investment or
Evening star., 1939-10-21

UNIVERSITY PARK MD. $3.50 NEAR.
ing completion. 6-room brick Colonial.
sarase, attic screened porch: hne home.
complete IN every detail. located IN
select neghborhood: near Md. U: select
own paper and fixtures; terms. 504 Cecil
Ct Greenwood 3OQ3-W
Evening star., 1939-10-21

YE2 ACRES.
Practically level, cleared, 425 IT, on
hard road shade trees, orchard, grapes;
rooms bath. large, dry basement: h.-W.h..
electricity; $4,000; $500 cash. $40 mo.
ERWIN REALTY CO. Call Hyattsville 765.
Ewes Greenwood 1o91
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FIVE REALLY IARIIE, IItIHI NV
plus dinette, seri-hnished attic convertible
into = large bedrooms: hot-water heat with
summer winter hookup; copper cutters and
leaders Johns Manville roof, big dry base
ment: an unusually well-built house; phone
OWNER. Alex Sal after p m. Saturday or
Falls Church Sl6-J-3 ell day Sunday.