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Evening star., 1940-06-18
BY FRANCESCA MCKINNEY.

OUR SCOUTS SUGGEST
That during the summer you
cover your lovely silk lamp shades
with transparent dust proof covers
which hardly show, as they fit so
well. If you prefer you ,may get
the thin oiled silk ones -.
The next time that you entertain
at party in honor of bride-to-be
decorate the table with complete
wedding party made out of wax.
Each one of the figures is candle
and should be most effective Can
die figures in the forms of various
animals may be had for decoration
for other types of parties -.
An ash tray the "horsey" person
would love to have in his study has
base of wood with the removable
glass tray set in horseshoe. On
the back of the tray a stirrup stands
upright, with young horse prancing
through -.
The musical cigarette box that
looks like a leather and copper
humidor is definitely piece for the
den
Another musical gadget Is the
lighter that 4 in the form Of
ships wheel. This is must" for
the beach cottage where it Is i'm
possible to strike matches due TO-
the dampness 80.
Carved cinnabar vases and Gig
arctic boxes will give gay note Of
color to that rented summer home
which is often drab place unless
you add a few personal things . :.
A novel gift for the bride who
will be showered with everything
imaginable is the carved silver po-
tato ring. Of course in olden days
it was placed in the center of a
platter and filled with potatoes, but
today the wise housekeeper has a
metal container made to fit inside
it so that she can use it as a bowl
for short stemmed flowers
An ideal tray for the buffet party,
whether it is out of doors or not, is
of wood, and holds two salad bowls,
three glass relish dishes, salt, pep
per and mustard containers -.
For that animal collection of yours
we have found fascinating pottery
ones in pastel colors that are made
by a Washington man
Give your room a modern touch
with = pair of ornamental hands
made out of transparent material
These hands may be used to hold
tiny flowers or cigarettes :.
Imported dolls are getting harder
and harder to obtain, so every COL
lector should add as many as he
can afford to his collection now.
And we know that you feel that it
will never be complete without one
or more of Ravca's famous bread
crumb dolls. Three of his most in
teresting are the old French fisher
man, his wife, the fagot woman, and
the old organ grinder with his
monkey 80.
II you like to serve chow mein do
use the proper bowls for this de-
Icious food. We know where you
can get lovely hand-painted china
ones, also the tea cups without
handles, for tea must always be
served with chow mein -.
An egg-shaped container for =
tape measure is very handy thing
to have in the travelling sewing kit,
for you not only have your tape
measure with you but the egg is a
perfect darning ball =.
Korean candlesticks Of brass are
interesting pieces for both the sum-
mer home and the city house a..
Evening star., 1940-06-18

By BARONESS PIANTONI.
Give guest towels faces Three different designs in atac
tive combined with embroidery
the hostess will appreciate them everybody will be happy
iron pattern
work Editor of Evening
Evening star., 1940-06-18
Choose a Career That Best
Fits Your Qualifications
And General Ability
A Good Dose of Self.Criticism
Is Hel lpful in Determining
Ones True Capabilities

few lucky young people seem to be born for certain Jobs They
have the slightest line of
follow But
and fill puzzle and ponder
muddle
Monday afternoon and then
Tuesday morning
Perhaps you this particular quandary right Your high
school diploma still chosen
college,
there. found
distance while
to do permanently haven't better ideas
Well cheer up! small minority young
such marked ability in line
job is right for them And specialists
almost miss
We know fellow foong
when knee-high to
metalurgs before he had his
Evening star., 1940-06-18
Dorothy Dix Says>>>
After Marriage, Courtship Money
Goes to Paw Household Bills

when that evaporated. as 1t was
bound to do in the face of real life
you haven't the courage and the
nerve to take it. 4
You haven't the sense of humoi
to laugh at yourself for having been
such a silly as to have believed that
marriage would be nothing but a
perpetual petting party.
Nor have you enough sense OF
justice to appreciate that what you
have in marriage is thousand times
better than your foolish dreams.
Consider how lacking in reason is
your indictment of marriage. You
charge that before marriage your
husband sent you flowers. candy. ct
cetera. and took you to shows, but
that he doesn't do that now.
Did you ever think that before
marriage he didn't have you to sup
port and had more money to spend
on extras? Also, before marriage he
did not have the responsibility OF
providing for a wife and children ii
he should die.
OF course, any two people who
live together are bound to get or
each others nerves at times. Nc
two people have absolutely the same
tastes and desires. but if they have
any intelligence they adapt them
selves to each other and make mu-
tual concessions.
Romantic love. as it is depicted
in the cinema, does automatically
stop after marriage. You can't al
ways be billing and cooling any more
than you could live on diet OF
chocolate creams.
But you can substitute for this
namby- -pamby food the strong meat
of love into which you can set your
teeth and of which you will never
tire and which will sustain you as
long as you live.
Try meeting marriage with COM
mon sense, instead of illusion and
delusion, and see if you can't make a
60 of it and find it worth while.
Evening star., 1940-06-18

lIOCk lldS Il lOW ISChllllC dliu 1le
sleeves. If that isn't the height OF
efficiency, we just dare some OF the
gentlemen who call our clothes silly
TO go us one better!
Take, as another instance, the
popular slack suits which would
easily serve for an entire week end
for they have a matching skirt in
the three-piece set. Wear the blouse
or Jacket with the slacks for sports
wear; slip on the skirt for after
noon and informal evenings. What
could be simpler? There are other
styles using the same idea with
skirt and shorts instead OF the
slacks-but all serve the same pur-
pose of practicability.
g Even the short coats that are
now so popular give evidence Of the
trend towards useful clothes. Cor
curoy styles in white or bright tones
and in hip length are just as good
over street dresses as they are over
evening clothes, and many girls are
selecting these as the perfect little
coat for all occasions while travelling.
Try to name anything more useful
than the multi-color shoes which
up to now have been considered a
luxury available only to women who
could afford dozens of pairs of shoes
In a season. In reality. multi-color
striped shoes are very attractive
with plain. inexpensive little sum-
mer frocks for luncheon or shopping,
They are equally snappy with simple
evening or dinner gowns and the
styles are so simple, usually high
heeled or wedge strap type, that
there is no question about their
suitability for either time.
Add to the list the hostess coat
which has replaced, to large ex-
Evening star., 1940-06-18
True Efficiency Fashion Becomes Welcome Keynote STYLES
New Convertible Dresses
Serve Four Occasions;
Play Togs Versatile
Practical Clothes Lose None
Of Their Usual Smartness;
Fabrics Prove Helpful
By HELEN VOGT.

Efficiency has hit fashion with bang contrary the belief
feel
silly However peek the merchandise
convince that
and versatile in addition Smarly
Take clothes excellent girl
budget has found the jacket evening
factory idea to be She her jacket for dinner and
formal functions
Her presents entirely different appearance
and she learned that SIMPLE
in numerous with accessories
In tops" versatility
usefulness fashion 1t white
four First it evening dress with necne
full skirt then it is turned into dinner the addition
white boero jacket Come DAYTIME the wide ounce the bottom
the simply mbutoned taken of
its white
Evening star., 1940-06-18

tent, the frilly negligee. Most OF
these are so we'll tailored and
cleverly designed that they are used
for evenings at home with perfect
assurance. Summer evenings find
many women in simple, well made
hostess gowns that insure their
comfort as well as their correct ap-
pearance, and they are perfectly at
ease should guests drop in unex-
Notwithstanding that one could
never say for the negligee!
Even the advent of wedge shoes
is step in the right direction, for
here women found that they could
combine comfort with style and the
shock almost knocked them over.
Here. they discovered, was the ease
and comfort of a walking shoe-plus
the color, style and ultra -smartness
of afternoon footwear. Like it?
They loved it-as is evident in the
number of wedges to be seen every
where and on women of all ages
and types.
Yes, there is little doubt that
utility Is becoming a word that
women are considering more and
more. They love good looking
clothes, but they want them prac-
tical instead of frivolous; versatile
instead of limited. The care with
which they select fabrics for crease
resistant and laundering features:
the patience with which they will
shop for just the right article and
the careful planning which most of
them. particularly those with linn
tied budget. have found means a
we'll balanced wardrobe all seems to
prove that women's clothes are far
from silly
Evening star., 1940-06-18
ONLY $1.59
for a 8 lb. Bundle

It's a marvellous service. Mems
shirts, women's dresses, chill
dren's clothes, and all other
wearing apparel hand finished-
starched if desired. Wearing
apparel mended, buttons re
placed, socks neatly damed.
All flatwork lightly starched,
mended when needed, and care
fully ironed. Table linens and
other special pieces sized to give
proper body. Bath towels fluff
dried and folded. In short
Manhattan does everything!
Evening star., 1940-06-18
Clothes Look Better
Wear Longer
Try It This Week

Phone for a Manhattan Route
man now. You'll be amazed at
the quality. the completeness,
the low cost of Manhattan's
Hand Finished Laundry Servics.
Evening star., 1940-06-18
Vegetable Sauce

Green beans topped with vine
gar-butter sauce are unusual and
a suitable vegetable to serve with
roasts or steaks. Add 2 tablespoons
Of vinegar to y cup Of melted
butter.
Evening star., 1940-06-18

Just the complete relief from
laundry work and worry you've
been looking for. There's moth
ing for you to do but put the
things away. They're all beauti-
fully washed, mended, ironed,
ready to use. And at a price
YOU can afford,
Evening star., 1940-06-18

Dear Miss Dix--Marriage ism t
what 1t is cracked up to be and am
finding it out more and more every
day Before l was married my hus-
band would do anything for me,
such as sending me flowers and
candy. taking me to shows, visiting
other couples and so forth. Now if
! get out three times month am,
indeed. lucky I love my husband
very much and am sure he loves
me, but there are times when we
get on each others nerves and say
things we don't really mean, but
they cut very deep and it takes
while to heal I would give this ad-
vice to any girl who is considering
marriage: Think long time before
YOU do it, and when some one ad-
vises you against it, stop, look and
listen. I do not wish to diSillusion
you. but the lovemaking is auto
matically stopped after marriage. If
your husband doesn't kiss you good
night or pay you any compliments,
don't say that I didn't warn you.
MRS. K. r. F.
Apswer-Of course. marriage isn't
all it Is cracked up to be. No
more is anything else in life. No
dream ever comes true. No rose but
has its thorn. For every pleasure
We must pay. Every success we must
earn through labor and sacrifice.
The great trouble with marriage
Is that we expect too much of it.
In an imperfect world we look for
that to be the only perfect thing.
When we get married we expect to
pass into an Elysium, in which there
will be no work, no worry. no sick
ness. no struggle, no incompatibility
of temperament. Everything, in the
slang of the day, is just jake, and
when this doesn't happen we are
disappointed and call marriage
failure.
And that is what you are doing.
You sold Yourself an illusion and
Evening star., 1940-05-05
HOUSES FOR sAu.
WESLEY HEIGHTS.
al 500

esoo sSs 81 IL. and sS Ws..s Hsss ss'ss ana
parior and recreation room. % auto. % heat. st
extra bath In basement. Insulation. and
.n93e., fsrs93s aJ,t s hs sen IR e b apgTec,atsd
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, DI. 14l1.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
HOUSES ron sAls.
BEAIJTsTMIT, CORNER


S I'll a. MN: I rom. sGaass nisss:
ca: breakfast room. bedroom and bath On
s.th on sl0:Ss snd T. neM o
heat; heat, % %Fecrsation room: Venetian blinds.
hedse, and shade; situated near elementary
school churches. stores and conyenient
$:$.: ss ss Eve ssa Sssa'
L. T. GRAVATTE.
72a 18th st. Realtor. MA. O7b3.
OPEN NOON TO DARK.
7is woobsnbE! esashn sr.'
Attractive. new detached brick with 3
fireplace. stairway. to attic; buiit-in garage;
oil burner. A real buy.
.r.e sst az IN e Silver sprns DSsn sSrn sft on
''s,n. RIM. St, + HHos' ess'f: {: PHILLIPS. -
AIS 18th ST. NV.
the a:nety. soSps: S,f H., :se Of
rms; baths; beautiful srounds. Less
'nsa M1ss 81 kfED fHE15ln'l cost GEORGIA soss.
1439 KENNEDY ST. NV.
0AAO4xFO4l4x O&NOHAxEO.
10 rooms. baths, inclosed porches,
a1nisnea attic; OIL heat; exceptionally we'll
room With paneled walls and beamed cell
ings.. To appreciate house OF distinction
this house must be inspected. Open daily
$13,5OO.
A. D. TORRE REALTY CO.,
1928 N. Cap. st. Dupont 1853.
TOURIST HOUSE.
10 rms. AZ baths, 2 lavatories. down
town. end OF row, excel. tourist house. This
property was foreclosed. Win sell. for less
payment. vii! finance balance. Inquire
FRANCIS c. HNGLE, 1417 L st. NV
222 LONGFELLOW ST. NV.
Owner willing to sacrifice this attrac-
tiyely-built brick in this nne location; Z
nice rms, bath. hot-water heat with oil
burner, built-in garage. Vacant. Inn
mediate possession. For complete details,
see salesman at house.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6 PM.
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
REALTORS.
7th and sts NE. Ii. Os97.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
$13.75Q.


BUILDER WILL SELL
His own splendid detached brick home: Just
3 years old; situated on beautiful lot,
70X13s. it.. with nsh pond and completely
inclosed BY pretty brick wall the house
contains big living room with fireplace.
p1,S. UNUSUAL studio library. bedrooms, 2
rag rage For details call Mr.. Mannakee.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DIST. 1411.
DowNToWN-9 RMS. 2 BATHS. GA
come clear: price. $4,000; white
Rhode Island ave. n.e.-S rms. bath
g bedroomsl; suitable tourist; now being
renovated. Price, So; 500. clear. Similar
good buys in all sections. See Mr.. Fitz-
gerald, manaRer sales dept.
WINFIELD & THURM
a0S 10th St. NV. Ma 1854
REPOSSESSED H. OIL. C. HOME,
In nearby suburb. overlooking park
way; rooms, 2 baths, automatic heat;
anee monthly in one trust at 4laE int
VIM. NJ. THROCKMORTON,
Invest. Bldg. Sales-Rentals. DI. 6O9o
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Novses ron Au.
OPEN

OPEN.
ef gao c4..F AsAFnieS s.r p 9x .:. Conn e,n. AZ sa4
bedrooms. inelosed porches. baths. Oh
heat, Farage. This d exceptional. m
spect Sunday. 10 TO 10.
A. s. GARDINER,
1910 K 0t. NV. MA. 1884.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
COLORED.
NEW ROW BRICK HOMES,
SIS. $50

SIS, $50.
1859 NORRIS RID. Sc.
FIVE LARGE ROOMS. EX-
IRA FINISHED RECREA-
TON ROOM, 2 BATHS.
FENCED YARDS, HARD
WOOD FLOORS, CEMENT
PORCH, INSULATED.
w WEATHERSTRIPPED' E
CAULKED, SCREENED.
FURRED WALLS, LAUNDRY
TRAYS, AUTOMATIC AIR
CONDITIONED HEAT, SEE
ING IS BELIEVING.
$3.50 DOWN-$45 PER MO.
THE MONTHLY PAY
MENT INCLUDES APPROX
IMATELY $11.28 AVERAGE
MONTHLY INTEREST.
L E AV NC APPROXI-
MATELY $33.72 AVERAGE
MONTHLY PAYMENT ON
THE PRINCIPAL, WHICH IS
WHAT YOU SAVE OUT OF
EACH MONTHLY PAY
MENT. NO COMPLICA-
T1ONS AND NO RED TAPE
FOR THE FAMILY WHO
HONESTLY WANTS A
| HOME OF THEIR OWN IN
STEAD OF RENT RE-
CEIPTS. DRIVE OUT MICH
OILS AVE. Sc. TO MORRIS
RD., TURN LEFT TO THE
HOUSE. OPEN, LIGHTED
AND HEATED.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY
CO.,
Realtors.
025 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
I MA. 0707.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
SMALL ESTATE.

In Arlington. Va. Just west Of Clarendon
Beautiful modern home with large re-
ception hall 13x17): large. two-story
living room t22x3D with huge firepjace.
opening onto a soft. porch providing 4
broad view; dining room. six bedrooms
and baths; glassed sleeping porch: rec
reation room (22x34), with separate kitch-
en-. opening onto broad terrace. There are
over acres of ground with 4O0-foot frant-
age aEe on on boulevard; beautiful landscaping.
a most delightful country home Can be
purchased at an attractive figure. 1nspec-
G. II. H1LLEGE1sr CO..
1921 K st. NV MA. $500
Eve. and Sun, call Mr.. MCGUIRE, AD. 5476
Evening star., 1940-05-05
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-$9, ,45O
NEW. BEAUTIFUL. DIFFERENT.

65O2 CHESTNUT ST
New detached Colonial home. beautiful
and different q large house for the money:
1st hoor-22-ft. living room with paneled
walls and fireplace, a paneled den, lava
tory dining room and modern kitchen;
2nd noor-3 spacious bedrooms. tile bath;
basement-space for recreation room, lava
tory. built-in garage; oil burner: slate roof
eopper et cutters and and dovnspouts; best con-
ings. To reach: Out Conn. ave. to Thorn
apple ST.. right on Thorpapple across
Brookeville rd. l block to Chestnut ST.
OWNER, builder: 1901 18th st. NV. MA.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
14O8 s ST s Il

semi-det. brick. English Colonial. g
rooms. one bath; beautiful kit. with
Frigidaire; h.-w.h.; large porches; extra
lavatory IN basement; built-in garage;
home reconditioned like new; near Navy
Yard and Anacostia High School
OPEN IL TO 5.
$6,950.
A. FISCHER CO.. Ma. 1928 or AT. 9O6O.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
HOUSES ron SAIL.
WOODRIDGE BARGAIN.

HOUSES FOR SALE.
WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.
Greatly reduced prics. only s7.2SO. for
large detached 6-rm. home. ,porches. sa-
rsse: lovely lot with trees; liberal terms;
Th15x HarJs1,e 4 HtYssi; ssi;,1 NC.
NEAR. CAPfTOL AND LIBRARY NE.
matte heat. EiteSsns: in 600 sood COM condition; aSsH
sGssss ssSss g. sAs. q ss. 4 AVE
end ana ssa 9oSss asas s.tss
'0' sacKD KssEss arsST sfcf ise2asss9ap s2ssa
NJ; 18th and Monroe sts. NV.
i, %iseo@srick az tx home. rooms, z baths.
EUGENE A. BARRY,
3439 14th st; NV. CO. e0se.
OPEN DAILY.
1349-51 Maple View Pl. Sc.
, New 6-room emi.detached brick. spa
sao1s 5o9ms 81 heat porch Wooded lot
eevston riSer Ress plics
ee1nz:rlst eanETH rssio4 tsT%s ssgS sssgSFSsnssd Cali MR.
LOOK! ! !!
HOME BUYERS-INVESTORS.
8 ROOMS, 2 BATHS-$7.95
New homes. 6 rooms. baths. nnished
r.,ao recreation room room. 2 porches. splendid con-
sEl0i S1YsS ssSrn Nc II c.'Psin'Tsps ss Hsps only
$4,99O-$5,35O
BIG fIS01M T64Ds
HIGH Gis1.t,on. GSSl
Exhibit Home
1896 BLAINE ST. NE.
Furnished BY Hilds Miller.
semidetached and community group.
Tiled bath with shower. Bryant air-con-
ss Yas ersh: ssa
Monthly Payments
TO REACH A. dss ous s:nsin.o g. szsoe "a. ne eros.
ave- blocks 10 ssins st. H Psit Inpss1ts to ho%s
N "! WAPLE' r e 4 &! JAMES, sifSs, II INc.,
1924 14ss ss'fs St. Representatives; NV. 81 sa4e
7-Room Brick Bungalow,
ONLY zeSs ss'eSS &6D1sos cHzsss zHsE R5. R5RMs'
ns1 n'; ts Seeb p.
pantry .of oPEs hrs bA1EY h1fssmrot To PM
Go out blocks and !right " block from
fad sHkGR e ksnx31sh kRAETY eo sor linz INC d. 1872
1911 TAYLOR ST. NE.
- bedrms., large lot. semi-det. brick;
RE: 24s2a. s2EfGsE 2s5i 8 8 81 sMqERSMAY' EM MI. 4sss.
$3.50.
1th AND N STS Me-
Attractive Gift. brick. g large rms,
bath; bath; hot.w.ter % y, heat; modest cash pay
details phone Shepherd 1919 Sunday.
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
REALTORS.
7th and H SITS NE. Ii. Os97.
ROOMING OR TOURIST HOUSE
1908 East Capitol st.-e rooms,
Sunday, 3 to 8 pm. HUGH B. con.
NER 923 18th st. NV. Republic 1860.
Eve, Atlantic 2702.
213 ELM ST,
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
blk north Chevy Chase club) At.
tractlye detached dwellins, excellent con.
dition; has 1st-noor bedroom and bath
living room. dining room and kitchen;
bedrooms and bath on 2nd floor; o-car
garage; oil burner: lot 65x135 Price
reasonable. H, H. CARTER, Metropolitan
Bank Bldg. MA. 417s
14O8 s ST. Sc.
semi-det. brick. English Colonial. q
rooms. one bath; beautiful kit with
Frigidaire; h.-w.h.; 3 large porches; extra
h,,{l<
Evening star., 1940-05-05
213 ELM ST.
~VHnryU1 ~vva--

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Il blk. north Chevy Chase Club) At.
tracttye detached dwelling, excellent con-
dition; has 1st-noor bedroom and bath,
living room. dining room and kitchen; 5
bedrooms and bath on End floor; .-car
garage; oil burner: lot 65x135 Price
reasonable. H. H. CARTER, Metropolitan a
Bank Bldg MA A1ra
Evening star., 1940-05-05
COLORED.
524 YOU ST NV

524 YOU ST. NV.
rooms. bath, h.-wh., new-house con-
dition; excellent buy for home or invest.
ment: $6.95O; terms
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
925 N. Y. Ave NV. Realtors. MA. e7S7
COLORED BARGAIN
1st commercial. Wonderful opportunity
Tor beauty or beer parlor or restaurant
Near 2lst street. Benning road ne, and
DeprieSt Village. Call DE 33O9
Evening star., 1940-05-05
A TRUE CAPE COD HOME.

In nearby Va. Is minutes from down.
town. Center entrance: living room lax
%, with large fireplace: dining nook
screened porch 1st-door lavatory untin-
place; 2-car detached garage; air-condi-
toned: lot 75x1S5; fenced in. with lovely
Howe, % Chestnut @ Bsse oSnef On Nationsl os5s s
Evening star., 1940-05-05
OPEN

141O Manchester lane n.w-Beautiful
detached brick, 9 rooms, baths; oil heat.
2-car larage; very easy terms. Inspect
this bargain. D1. 0067.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Beautiful Exclusive Home,
18th ST

Large detached center-hall plan: $55,O00
with fireplace, extra large dining. break
fast and library 1st a. z bedrms. and sun
parlor upstairs. 3 baths Large recreation,
completely finished. downstairs; oil burner;
home all modern; lot 7Ox125. Owner must
sacrifice. MR.. or MRS. BEALL, 67O1
18th St NV RA O03R
Evening star., 1940-05-05
TO SETTLE ESTATE

1712 Taylor st. n.w.-Detached brick,
IL rooms, 4 baths. slate roof, oil burner:
All N 100 good condition; large lot 9pen for
Evening star., 1940-05-05
HOUSES FOR Atr.

3. BRADLEY LANE. CH. CH. ND.
-. Two beautiful 6-room houses under con-
struction. exclusive neighhofhood. Rea-
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-34:5g I4tn 81: NV. co. 6OBB
OPEN DAILY.
1349-51 Maple View Pl. Sc.
New 5-room semi-detached brick. spa
cious rooms, oil heat. porch, wooded lot.
Surrounded by, large detached homes. High
elevation overlooking river. Reas. price.
Convenient terms arranged. Call MR.,
SHELTON, Taylor 1920.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

Two beautiful 6-room houses under con-
:onsSs rrss or s
OLD CIEVEIAND PARK-sl4.96O.
% rms; baths. sleep; porch; are-
pmSi: co.... az HfAT "a. .tss N
s:car ssr.: lot 7oxeSo BIO TRxEs. SWIM.
mISd ssSo. r0o 90 wo Rsh os9s Gs $500 stores
sess aSsK and dffESsssssTHsss sss HEsn Ha.mtss sgY
sseticn! ass ais as ,1ss. ss!e1''0n lm convenient
NORTH CAPITOL ST.
brick . s srGo% IS %o
ss'nsITsts p spts:;; :. v!th Individual he.sins
for $3.50 month. A real opportunity to
an neoms Price. $3.50: 3 s:%s Terms s'Rs e
40. u g. ! r; g. DuNNE. .r o.oo
LoNoFELLoW ST. NV, NEAR 18th 81.
hood one tie best in she cty penms
heavy brick walls, tile roof and broad,
en t SxiS FEET e IN man a.S
IaSor.toIy. FSeTe Tfe are n Bedrooms oe0M and q
sss dnns room is 70 eses Is
and the kitchen is large enough for table
and chairs: heat is from hot-water with
modern gas furnace. operated at . maxi
garage accommodates 2 cars and is new;
Venetian blinds. modern kitchen equip
ment. perfect oak flooring, tasteful deco
justice to the own owner dO and IS certainly % .d. d.
'4n'.se0qs no91s sns &Rsssaii saoGMHksR: Rayef
Evening star., 1940-05-05
INCOME HOME,
TAV0HSA DAHK Mn

1NOOMG f1OME,
TAKOMA PARK. MD.
Near Sanitorium.
An unusual opportunity to acquire .
vell-buiit all-brick corner. house which
produces $3.50 . month in addition. to
owners apartment: Excellent condition;
hot-Water heat, oil burner with summer
and winter hookup. Underpriced At SILL.
Roo Write OWNER, Box 134-C, Star.