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Pure Magic

CHE shut herself into her room
- and tried tn apply herself to the
day's square. but subdued sounds
from below kept her from con-
centrating on her task When she
was called down to lunch. she
looked abnut her in astnniSh-
ment. Dining room and living
room had undergone slight but
imnnrtant changes.
"W-whaf have YOU done. Iso-
bel2" she faltered.
Nothing that can't be undnne
in a short time If Adelaide OBJ
iectS." Isnbel viewed the work IF
her hand land of Grenadine'sl
proudly The big wire plant stand
filled with languishing OeraniumS
and ivy which shut off most Of
the light in the two east windows
of the dining room had been
moved into south window in the
library across the hall. The list
less lace curtains had been re-
placed nv crisn dotted swiss. The
dull surface of the big mahogany
AdDlG SfAOffC Will WdA- III utti lIlS
room looked airy and inviting
especially as Tsobel's clever hand
had set a bowl of golden calen-
dulas where they drew the morn
inc sun.
In the living room. the same
hand had been at work. Chairs
had forSaken their stiff parade
about the room and gathered
themselves cosilv about table
or grouped in twos and threes.
For the first time since Brenda
had been in the house the numer-
Gus magazines Law in trim piles.
the newspapers were folded and
lay ready to hand. The mantel-
piece had lost its confusion of un-
related ornaments and was Sc
renely beautiful with a pair of
bavberry candles in shining brass
holders. the matching bowl be-
tween holding rusty chrysanthe-
NUNS.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS

Games scheduled for Thursday
and Friday nights:
Thursday night-Sawyer and
Key West Conchs in the first
game; Blue Sox and Park Tigers
in the second game.
Friday night-C.C-C- and Saw
yers in the first game; Marines
and Coca Cola in the nightcap.
An exhibition game will be
played tonight at the Bayview
Park The league-leading Coca
Cola ten will cross bats with the
U. s. S. Lea, one of the strongest
softball tens in the service. This
game viii 60 nine innings and
will start at 8 o'clock
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Chapter %
Home Sweet Home

AT FIRST I thought it was SIM
ply to get Adelaide this vaca-
tlon; she does need a little rest
from us. poor old grill" said Mac
But now you've got her of,
something's worrying you. l sal
down in the library hearing you
pace about as long as / could
bear it. Want to tell me about it,
Brenda?"
She shook her head. "N-not lust
yet Mac, but thank you'll It's
terribly nice Of you to realize !
wouldn't indulge in such fool
1sh behavior authorizations a
purpose. / won't pace any more.
You've taken part of my worry
away already" She smiled at him
and he returned the smile.
That's good"
Monday morning Brenda lin
gered nervously at the breakfast
table. waiting for Isobel to sum =
mon Grenadine and give her the
orders for the day. That was
Adelaide's habit. Daily she in
oulged IN a monologue which ran
something like this:
Well, Grenadine, suppose
were going to have to eat again
today; Dear, dear, I wish some
body would invent new animal:
seems as if all the old ones have
been used so many times we're
all tired of them. Let's see. Better
start with dinner. that's the hard
est. Steak-no. we had steak last
night. A roast, then. But I said I
wouldn't have roast before Sun
day, meat is so terribly high.
Chops? MN; yes, / guess chops.
Tell the butcher to cut them
thicker than he did the last ones.
And Grenadine. try not to cook
them till they're like bits of wood.
won't you?
vegetables. Well, there are al
ways potatoes. thank goodness.
Dreamed? No. better not creamed.
Baked. then What? Oh, dear.
oh. deari Yes, we did have them
baked last night with the steak.
Grenadine. couldn't you Just for
once suggest something?"
AmuSedly Brenda wondered
how long this sort of thing would
90 on if an interruption did not
invariably put an end to it. Some
times it was the telephone, some
times 1t was Miss Ormond who
rose very early and began to
crave the society Of others soon
after breakfast, sometimes it was
Grenadine herself who in a flash
or unusual inspiration suggested
a tentative menu.
Remembering all this. she sat
tenselv waiting for IsobeI to sum-
mon the cook. But Isobel rose and
started upstairs in the most lei
surely fashion imaginable.
"Isobell" Brenda's voice was
panieky. Aren't you going to plan
dinner"
Isobel gave her a quiet smile
The meals for three days ahead
are planned. and the days order
was in before you were down
stairs. Grenadine has a typed
menu with full directions - not
that I intend TO trust to her
Judgment in the matter. however,
in the kitchen"
Brenda almost staggered with
relief. This did sound like eff
cheney!
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SSIl7lH5
By Jean Randall

YESTERDAY: BTendd,s scheme
toorks. Adelaide, wondering tChy
her housekeeping Is eUen worse
than usual, agrees 70 90 alCny for
q rest, and Lso6eI gladly agrees
to run the house. Mac catches on
TO .BTendd's COMMITTING.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York at Chicago.
Boston at St. Louis.
Washington at Cleveland
Might
Philadelphia at Detroit
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THE WEATHER

Observation taken at 7:30 a. m,
18th Mer. Time (City Office
Temperatures
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-06-18

In the first Il years after Brit
ish occupation in 1892. Egypt's
trade multiplied five times
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FORECAST

(till 7:30 p m Wednesday,
Key West and Vicinity Partly
cloudy, possibly thundershowers.
tonight and Wednesday: mode
rate east and southeast winds.
Florida: Partly cloudy tonight
and Wednesday; possibly scat
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Continued tomorrow
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AUCTION SALES.
THos. J. OWEN & SON. AuctioneeTs.

THos. J. OWEN Ss SON. Auctioneers.
1RgTShS pRoVEb RhaE shE EsAE eF YAIg5RE eoNsIsN M
ANP NG ooNSSETE kSARTMENT NfSTI1TTs Ry1ER
sASsMhSAs sESEs2RESfH sFREET apiAIER Rw. Al WASH Ht
wHEREas ERE default having occurred in
interest on the debt secured on the here
certain deed Of trust bearing, date septem-
18TH 18TH 1925; in Liber $500 folio 81, Of
lumba, and at the written request OF the
present holder of the bonds secured there
by. the UNDERSIGNED. the Trustee. will sell
at THREE O'CLOCK PM. ON THuRsDAY.
AUGUST FIRST AID. $40. the following
and ssns IN he Gs o Sqs m
said District of Columbia. namely: Origi-
anal and iSf yTeye S in Square One Gnndrsd
Lots Ten lo) and Eleven 01J in said
Square One Hundred and Fifty-four I54l.
said parts Of orisinal Lots Ten dol, and
VIZ; BEGINNING for the same at the South
east corner of said Original Lot Eleven
I'll, CID -, and Sa,d running thence North on Seven.
Twenty-fve a25! feet, and thence East
ming; together with all buildings and i'm
provements of every kind and description
which have been erected or placed thereon.
including all engines. boilers, elevators:
dynamos, and also all, each and every OF
the permanent or immovable interior i'm
provements and fixtures OF every kind and
description in or upon said premises. or
used in connection Herewith. together
with all and singular the ways easements.
rights, privileges and appurtenances and
hereditaments to said premises belonging
TERMS OF SALE: one-third of the
purchase price to be paid in cash. the ball
ance to be represented by notes of the
purchaser. payable in equal installments
in one and two years after date OF sale.
with interest at the rate of f1ve Der cent
(5T) per annum and payable semi-an-
nually, secured by FIRST deed OF trust upon
the property sold. or all cash at the option
of the purchaser A deposit Of $4,000 in
cash or certified check on a local bank
or trust company will be REQUIRED at time
Of sale. All conveyancins, title examina-
to be at the expense of the purchaser This
terms of sale to be complied with within
fifteen days from the date of sale, In de-
fault of which the property will be resold
at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur-
chaser, after five days advertisement of
such resale in some newspaper published
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF THE
By GEORGE z. FLEMING. ''''
,s.,, ...s... Vice President.
IRVING zIRPEL. Secretary ,e,s .y,.
a.s.a.11.1a.ls.l7. .26.2s S5,s7 SC. sui 0'
Continued On Next Pssa)
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COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
Coiumoia, July n, 1940.-Notice is hereby
visions % Of an an item suthorizing fn I Changes e
the District of Columbia contained in D. c:
June 30, 1914 public Act. No ASS. 6Snd
CongrsS). approved, March 4, 1918. as
Pubc Py Act sn Ac 15 SS ART 80
the Commissioners Of the District Of Co
smPa BoaPd Ronm S sye II pg6c hearing in The
District Building on MONDAY. AUGUST :,
ia4o at 10 O'Clock am. to an persons
tory affected by proposed changes in the
plan Of the permanent system of highways,
described as follows: Proposed pcsPic changa fpe
in Iocs fsld fad Plan IN the Northeast SECTION
nn Land h lying south Of W Street, proposed, and
Street, proposed, adjacent to Montana
area within the above described Psta territory fTy
bposes estlan shanse in said plan in The
ory bounded ON the east n by RocE ne res
on the northwest BY Western. Avenue, pro. a'oe
territory lying between Oregon and western
in the Section Gnsnss eng m ffa ths oes pan
sfra.t ssion Of * Street proposed between both
S,tIest ana falrlaWn avenue. 4. Proposed
change in said plan in the Northwest SEQ
tion located within the territory bounded
on the north by Geological Park. on the
east by Adams Mill Road on the south by
Calvert Street, and on the west by Water
side Drive, eliminating from said plan
northeaSterly from Biltmore Street at its
| intersection with Calvert Street Plans
showing proposed changes within the ter
ritory described above, numbered as Maps
23I6, 23. 231S and 2379, are on display
of Columbia. Room 405. District Building
and may be examined by interested parties
CURING business. hours prior to. the hearing
hearing, and the Commissioners will con-
Sider any suggestions or protests concern
ing the proposed changes, as shown on
above rlentioned plans. MELVIN C.
HAlEN, JOHN RUSSELL YOUNG, DAVID
trict of Columbia
tyI I7.1s.19 20. 23.23. 3.24.25.26. 6.27.2e.so.3I
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PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS, D. G.. WASHINGTON,
August l, l940.-Sealed proposals will be
received at Room 500, District Building,
until , p.m;. S. T.. August 90, 1910,
and then publicly opened. for the construc-
tion of certain additions teieht rooms and
assembly hall-gymnasium), including neces-
sary remodeling for same. to Montgomery
School. located on west side of 9th street.
between Eye and * streets Northwest.
feet. All prospective bidders are hereby
notified that any bid submitted in re-
sponse to this advertisement must be ac-
companied by statement of facts in detail
of the business and technical organization
Of the bidder available for the contem-
plated work. including his financial re-
sources The Commissioners expressly re-
serve the right to reject any bid in which
the facts as to the business and technical
organization. financial resources or ex-
perience compared with the project bid
upon and based upon past known per-
tformance Of the bidder, Justify such rejec-
ton. Certified check for $4,000 payable
to the Collector of Taxes, D. G, TO insure
return in good condition. should accompany
each request for proposals, specifications
and drawings to the Chief Clerk. Engineer
Department: Room 427, District Building.
aul ,6teXSu
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

ehespiy % Aug, Sept. Oct; adults. 1903
N. Glebe rd., Arlington, Va. CHI. 716S.
LADY WILL SHARE HOME WITH RE-
fined employed couple; living room, bed
room. dining room and kitchen: light, gas
heat and unlim. phone; $50. IA. 1888.
NEAR UPPER 10th ST.--s ROOMS. 4
bedrooms, VA baths, auto. heat, refs.,
nicely furn.; years lease.
DIXIE REALTY CO., MA. $3.50.
KENSINGTON, MD.
Large corner home, No. 10 Lincoln ave:
rms, bath; oil heat, refs.: 3 porches; 2
Completely Furnished, $85.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.,
133 10Th NV MA. 035o
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

SEE THIS HOUSE BEFORE YOU BUY.
3942 BLAINE ST. NE.
The most house for the money. Just
think of getting large rooms. h. W. f..
automatic heat, large lot. all-brick house
To see this house means to buy. Mr.. Kerley.
IA: 5549. WAPLE g. JAMES. INC, DI.
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MONEY WANTED.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

OWNER WANTS 50 900 OO-Ist DEED
trust note, 60. ample security. Box 411-J.
Star
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

CHERRY AVE. NORTH BEACH PARK
rm furn cottage; mr. water; SIS week.
Call at cottage or phone Wo. 6717.
FOR sALE-BRoADWATER ON BAY.
shutters, electric kitchen. artesian water.
with SSR dess az a h0ST brd rHR
Marlboro to Weiies Corners to Southern
Md. blvd. left at, Bristol. follow, Cape
Ann sign to Broadwater. "The Shack"
BREEZY POINT BEACH-6-RoOM COT
tage, screened porches, fine view, good FISH
ing and bathing: $25 per wk. CHI. 9349.
RENT FURN COTTAGE ~ MILES FROM
Wash; saltwater bath. elec: bedrms
sleeps people; low rent AT. 2242.
sYhyAN NsM5Y oE1 FIRN
shaded lot Aug. 3 to 10Th. ME. 754s. 2'
COTTAGE ON SALT WATER. FIVE
rooms, front porch. beautiful water view.
ess ma'e Sis mony sssrns s55 GOWN
SEASIDE, CHESAPEAKE BEACH - COT
tage, bedrooms, porches. kitchen. bath.
Electrral equipment; Rent for weeks
or season. Phone Emerson 1886.
AVALON SHORES MD.-FoR RENT, MOD
shady yard; reasonable. Call AID. 0741 w
SMALL FURNISHED COTTAGE FOR SALE.
Point Lookout, Md Call MI. 314O after
block from ocean; sleeps 81 S35 week Ber-
wyn I'll after pm
CAPE ANNE - 5-RM. COTTAGE. IRIS, T"
~ miles D. C.. completely furn. pvt.
srtesian well; celotexed throughout; porch,
sale. $500. real buy. WA 9157.
OPEN DAILY.
sample cottage at Cedarhurst on Ches.
Md Mdy, 81 M miies D; G. near Shady Side.
Na: Ma ; se2a lots Tor SALE w. M BAuMAN'
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GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY,
81 S45OO-Six-room and bath Colonial brick;
near 9th and Penna. ave. Sc; conven-
lent to the Navy Yard. Hot-water heat,
garage. Rented to white tenant at
$40 year.
Sc 950-Nine room, 9-bath brick: near
18th and r streets NV Hot-water heat.
Rented to colored at 5000 year. 1000
cash, balance in one trust
S12150-One-story brick store: on upper
Georgia ave-: 30 # wide: terrazo floor
oil heat. Leased to responsible tenant
at Sl.440 per year
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1905 H ST. NV. National 2345.
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SELBY ON THE BAY-BUNGALOW, 5
rooms and bath: all modern improvements
garage: 2h acres. chicken runs; "a miles
from D. c., in Maryland. Suitable for
farming. poultry farm. or can be suodl-
vided Must be sold due to illness. Price.
$500. Will consider any reasonable ofier
or take D. c. property in exchange. Call
MARYLAND. West River. 81 -E-l3.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

10000 SO. FIT, PRACTICALLY NEW
bldg., take any floor load. Call Warfleld
2l 10 for appointment
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GAS STATION
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

5000 BLOCK GEORGIA AVE. NV
Store and 6-room apt Oil heat Store and
apt. will rent for S110 per mo, Price,
S11 900 STROUP REALTY CO. exclusive
Attention, Doctors and Dentists
Individual building on X St. west of
Connecticut ave tone block from Doctors
HospitaD, suitable for doctors and dentists
Offices. Possession can be had on short
notice. Call after 600 p m. GeorRla 666s:
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
TWO FAMILIES.

SO, ,450-Investment or home. Excel
lent condition, brick; kitchens. baths;
oil heat; cony. Northwest section. To in
spect, phone Mr.. Orrison, RA. 5416, with
J. ]. O'CONNOR
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

ASKEAOE FOX SAIE.
ON ROCKVILLE PIKE, SOUTH OF
Rockville. About 534 acres; 532' frontage
on pike. beautiful site for tourist home.
CYRUS KEISER. Jr..
1910 Wis. Ave. WO. 1927,
SUBDIVISION,
Can be made Of this acreage to suit low
cost houses. North of Washington in
Montgomery County. Maryland.
THOS. e. FARRELL CO., REALTORS,
I'll 10th st. NV. MA. O765.
A BEAUTIFUL HOMESITE OF ABOUT 7
acres in Montgomery County. Md. about
90 miles from D. c.. Old house recently
and near river. $4,000.
CYRUS KEISER, Jr.
4910 Wis. Ave. WO 1927
Eve, Rockville 12-F-5 %
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BEAUTIFUL HOME.

Situated on a lovely Handicapped lot with
a babbling brook cutting across the rear
end. This home has all of the rural at
addition to the very large living and
dining rooms, this home features paneled
library on the first floor. with lavatory
large basement. built-in garage and auto
matte air-conditioned heat Make up your
04l5. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. 1882 X
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ARLINdToN-5-RooM FRAME BuNoA-
low. ami, h.-w.h, oil. fun basement; 10c
tsr ssrs saso ssss sr sss 'as Res. aaasss
IN TAKoMA PARK. d. c.-b-RooM
attic. full basement, oil heat. inst; hot
water, garage; $3.50. sH. 554b, after o.
IMMEDIATE PossEssIoN--sIoo CASH;
al and ID large '' front and back porehes: auto
9as 7sss o 5ss es
BETHEsDA-ONE LEFT sOLD-5-RM:
brick. air-conditioned: large porch; full
basement paved street. WI. 4093-5941.
NEW, DETACHED BRICK HOUSES, PLEAS,
section. rms, full basement. tile bath.
down payment; monthly, s47. Drive up
7l0 Pleasant st., or call Wo. 92s6.
4-5-6-RM NEW. MODERN BUNGALOWS,
with acreage-From $1,000 up. SIN. cash cash
pho phones easy school bns na delivery camp
Springs, Md. OWNER. District 1921.
JUST COMPLETED = BROOM HOUSE;
brick veneer; tile bath with shower; air
conditioned: restricted community: F. H.
4 i4ssD' approved Call MR. SAUNDERS RA'
stucco home entirely renovated About
y, acre: reasonably priced terms.
CYRUS KEISER, Jr..
1912 Wis. Ave. WO. 1927.
Eve, Rockville 12-F-5. %
NEARBY VIRGINIA
Owner leaving city offers Broom mod
ern bungalow. beautiful location. 342S
7th ST. S. 5000 cash, balance monthly.
Also 4 desirable building lots at Alcoya
ss' Mr. Il st cnoYD Say BYAks l0a aatorney
Arlington. Va. IL
GOING CHICKEN BUSINESS. MOD
ern 5-room and bath BUNGALOW, about %
acre of ground and outbuildings: in Mont
gomery County, Md, about Is miles from
d. c. S5,250
CYRUS KEIsER, Jr,
4912 Wis. Ave WO. 1927.
Eyo po,y,v,lJa q <
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NEW WOODRIDGE HOME.

4I24 18th pl. e--Beautiful corner
stone home. 6 rms, pa baths. large living
rm., stone fireplace. modern kitchen.
recreation rm. with fireplace, slate roof.
oil heat, insulated; weather-stripped.
screened buit-in garage. Price reduced
$1,000 for quick sale. Consider house in
trade.
VIM. r. THoROWGOOD.
oO24 Rhode Island Ave NE DE O317.
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TAKOMA PARK,
SILVER SPRING.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

q NEW HOUSES-RENTED S41 so EACH.
S3s5O trust, payable $40 Price S4.750.
$500 cash. OWNER. North 6l16. g
MT. PLEASANT. ON MAIN THOROUGH
fare-Store and room and bath apart
ment above Store now rented at S65 per
month. Entire building will rent at S125
per month. Hot-water heat: built-in ga
rage. "a nnn cash. Price s1e.500 Call
MR.. TAMMARO. Woodley S30s.
1900 FIRST COMMERCIAL-WIS AVE.
section; 35-ft frontage: sem-det. brick, Z
rms, . baths: suitable for shop; with apt.
above. OWNER. 4211 Both st. NV.
DIRECT FROM OWNER: PRICE RE-
duced $4,000: 1907 rented; new brick det.
Colonial 3-apt. bldg. of 13 rms, 3 baths. 3
refgs., 3 stoves: large lot: total monthly
rental. S145. Price S10,950: SLABS cash.
Shown by appointment only. OWNER,
Dupont 663 before q am.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

OUTSTANDING STORE, 11th AND NE.
odd side of street; can rent with nine-yeal
lease Call Decatur 1920.
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REPossEssED HOUSES.
BARGAIN HOMES.
BIG REDUCTION.
S9,450, was $11,450.
g rms. ga bedrms.. 21a baths, gar.
attached.
$9,95O, was $1O,95O.
8 rms, 8 bedrms., baths, gar. attach.
$3.50, was S9,95O
ss,45o, was $3.50
$40, $50 was $11.s5o.
$4,000 to $3.50. Bargains.
4, and rms. l bath.
Chevy Chase Edsemoor
PAUL NJ. LUDT, REAL ESTATE,
$500 Wisconsin Ave. WI. 6693.
nEW gyIH8EREWIEL H6MSLM4 piTaH2Er TEARE
l Block Of 10th and Columbia Rd
Bedroom and bath on 1st floor. semi
qeo dea atS! rooms s., baths: rec Tm maias
BUNGALOW IN SILVER sPRING-$6,45O.
every respect. Near Georgia ave. and
81 ns Fivs only Ssts from rom
ELECTRIC refriserator insulation. stsa pnar hard
NEW y0Is pETseHEp GSsf sl}sis sR1cks sks5ssse $3.50
preme on toQayS market. Six good
sized rooms, large porch, air-condition-
ed oil heat, recreation room and full
kitchen cabinets. fireplace. These
homes will not last long at this price
FURNISHED RoOMING HoUsE-S13. 900.
Twelve-room. two-bath brick. with 9
sleeping rooms; in central Northwest
location. Completely furnished. in
stoq and aeU Oil s Burner t ei1 Twoecss brict
|. garage. TERMS ARRANGED!
SHANNON a. LUCHS CO.,
1908 H st. NV National 2345.
SAT
Per Month, All Payments and Taxes.
New 6-rm. .fair-conditioned brick homes
recreation room, covered porches: S6.790.
Sample house open daily, 1921 N. Cap. St,
OF Rock Creek Church rd, nv. COLONY
CONSTRUCTION CO.. Taylor 7043. 81
$5,95OLBARGAIN!
Near 9Th and Jefferson. Semi det. brick.
rooms bath. auto. heat, porches, deep
lot, etc: completely reconditioned; terms.
Leo NJ. Bernstein 4 Co., ME. $500.
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rms, semi-det., oil heat, refg. 1906
Summit pl NV.
6-rm det cor, lot 65x1o0: gas heat;
refg. Arranged for 9 families 5435
Weaver pl. NV. OWNER, District 1921
76-7S ALLISON ST. NE-S6OO
Brand-new. six rooms. bath, refg., gas
air-cond. heat.
1915 K st. NV BETHEL DI 3lO0
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IN NEARBY VIRGINIA.

IN NEARBY VIRGINIA..
Owner orders sold Modern Groom
home. less than / year old
Here is an unusual opportunity to pur-
chase an attractive new and modern home
located in a very desirable residential
section within easy walking distance to
home has 3 -proportioned bedrooms, 2
of which will take twin bedroom furniture;
a large screened porch, detached garage;
lot 50xl1 s. completely inclosed with picket
fence, maids room in basement. Venetian
blinds, and awnings. This lot is well land
scaDed with flowers and shrubbery very
tastefully arranged Price reduced to
S6,95O Terms The financing has been
very conveniently arranged. For further
Information call MR.. HERRING, Jackson
1886; ewes. Temple 1862
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$40 PER MONTH

S4U PEH MONIH n, =
New solid brick Broom home, air-condi-
toned, tile bath. plastic drainboard; at
tached garage. Route /, turn right 3 blks.
past Groyetpn School on Collard St,
CiroYeton, Va OWNER -RIIILDER. WA 25R2
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YOU

>. can get a loan of $4,000 if
you can make monthly payments
of $7.04.
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ACREAGE WANTED.

SMALL TRACTS ACRE AND up: SUIT
able for nice home. Ten acres or more, on
railroad or highway. for business purposes.
Both must be within hve miles OF District.
uoY 46c.J Star
Evening star., 1940-08-01

wANTD-FRoM Is TO 100 ACRES IN
d. c., nearby Nd OF Vs., suitable for build
ing houses. VIII Day cash. Do. TITS.
Evening star., 1940-08-01
TALL OAKS

Add to the beauty of this lovely detached
brick home in this beautiful Barnaby Woods
section. In addition to the unusually
large rooms, this home offers knotty pine
den on first floor. built-in garage and a
beautiful large fiat lot Priced at only
81 $50, this figure constitutes a tremen-
dous saving and We thoroughly recommend
your inspection. Cail Mr. NorVelle EN-.
5l37 j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Evening star., 1940-08-01
L. T. GRAVATTE,
30 18th St Realtor. MA. o'33.
NEW-HOME BARGAIN.

Owner builder leaving town. will sacriflce
beautiful new stone-front home in Hillcrest,
D c. Inspect then consult owner for
possible deal Has large rooms. . baths,
maids room bath, recreation room. base
ment 2-car garage. : oak trees and WON
DERFUL VIEW. 3147 Westover drive Sc.
To reach, out Penna. ave. Sc, across new
bridge to 31st St. right on 3lst to West
spection. OWNER eyes,, WI.
Evening star., 1940-08-01
Chevy Chase, Md, $10,5OO.
OLD GEORGETOWN,

427 Turner ST.. east of Brookville I'd
z rms, auto. hot-water heat built-in gar.
81 900 down payment. $50 monthly. Call
Moodley