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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-05-04

coin St.-What gay Casanova rode his
chick 10 Maiden on a bike recently.
Hello, R. Pc. 4. just can't seem TO
click with a certain Medford lass
R. B. is still jiving two chicks, look
out F. P.
Tyrone" Tucker proved 70 be his old
self when he escorted two fair maid
ems 70 z recent afFair.-Wonder how
Ken Lindsey feels after his trying
minutes at the Dukes" party.-All
seem 10 insist that Robert NJ Is rush
ing E. 4. these days.-The tall Hat
tiers voted recently on the incest look
ing girls in old West Medford. The
decision was the following l, Louise
Robinson. 2. Mary Thompson, 3. Es-
telle Robinson, /. Barbara LETTERS, and
>. Portia Dugger.-See you next week.
RS.
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MASS. AVE. BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. G. Y. Williams. Pastor

Rev. u. n. Williams. Pastor
To the very largely attended ser
vices on last Sunday, the Pastor de-
livered stirring messages both morn
ing and evening. Many friends and
members who had been shut In for
many months were out and all were
happy TO see them, and have them
share everything the services have to
offer. Flowers for the pulpit were
given by Deacon Ellis in memory Of
his wife, the late Sallie T. Ellis, and
by Sister Frances DickersOn. Church
school convenes directly after morn
ing service, and an invitation is ex-
tended 70 all 70 join any Of the classes,
or attend some part Of the church
school period.
The BYPU Drama and Dinner was
most successful, and the church is
grateful for all sSho cooperated with
these young people TO put the affair
over. Very interesting meetings are
held during the BYPU period each
Sunday at $3.50, and the president and
its officers and members invite you TO
join them at any tine.
Sunday Is Communion Day, and an
unusual congregation is expected at
the services. Communion follows the
morning service. During the evening
service, candidates will be baptised.-
The church doris are always open for
you at any Of the services. Evening
service begins at 7:30. This is our
second Baptismal Service since the
construction Of the Pool and all are
hoping for well attended service.
Our delegates 70 the United Baptist
Convention, namely, Deacon Patrick,
Sisters Carey and Plenty, plan to at
tend all the sessions at Peoples Bap-
fist Church, May 8, 9 and 10, and
promise a very interesting report.
Therefore, the cooperation of every
department Of the church is asked to
assist in making the Convention one
of the best.
Again we commend the Supervisor.
Sis. Qualls, Grace Smith, Pres. of the
Junior Missionary Circle, and others
for the very fine and successful Tom
Thumb Wedding and Fashion Show
last Thursday evening. Sister Dick
erson and her committee are also To
be commended for their untiring
efforts in making the Rummage Sale
on May 2, 3 and 4 a success. 1t is
hoped to extend the sale, and you will
be notified through church notices.
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Of your mother. Mrs. R. E. Day and
Miss 4. n. Darlington, committee Of
arrangements. Mrs. Anna Hugs Of
Sherman Street, Maiden, is now con-
valescing at home. William S. Bond
Of Highland Avenue, Everett, Is pro-
pressing nicely at Mass. General Hos
Mary L. Bond has re-
turned 10 Greenboro, n. c., TO finish
the school term as teacher.
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todav there are none left, mo not one"
because al have been forced out" We
must admit at first We did knot know
inst why such q question was asked
hut found that some OF our Chelsea
residents had gotten together IN sort
Of Caucus" coupled with their old
familiar attitude Of destructive crit
cism and finding nothing 70 really
criticize Us about, they enormously
criticized the title Of the city news:
aCHFLSEA CHISELLINGSS or
This AND THAT ABOUT CHEL-
SEA" and changed the same into
CHISELERS." We ex-
planned 10 them that the title ~CHEL-
SEA CHISELINGS" had been used by
THE BOSTON GUARDIAN for the
mast twenty years TO designate the
news Of Chelsea. The laughable and
Iudicrous thing about the whole idiotlc
affair was that these people were try
ing 10 criticize the pastor OF Peoples
Church when as z matter OF fact Dr.
p. 7. Reed has been writing the Chel-
sea News for the past two months
Talking over the matter with a Ger
tam LLlELA lis EDA4A44ACA-- 49,
can such people be so dumb and then
claim that they were born IN
Boston or in Massachusetts, ?" We can
truthfully say that neither DR.. Reed
nor the pastor Of Peoples Church has
ever said in our Chelsea Column OF
this paper that there are any chiselers
in our church for such can never have
q peaceful abode within our organiza-
ton. We have real honest people IN
the church; there are no gamblers, no
bootleggers, and no crooks on any Of
the boards Of the church. We would
rather have a very few honest people
as members than 2 very large mem
bership made up Of crooks, vagabonds
and villains. CHELSEA CHISEL-
LINGS" means bits Of news carved out
or "CHISELED OUT" if you please,
here and there in Chelsea and not
"CHISELERS" Of Chelsea-Danny
Prout Is still confined 70 his bed in the
Chelsea Memorial Hospital and was
resting well when We last heard. Mr.
Charles Hall is slowly recovering from
his recent illness.
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evening of May II. A gift will be pre-
scented to the first 25 mothers to enter
the service.-The Pastors Aid Club
held a special meeting last Monday in
the church. The pastors aid will con-
duct q Scavinger hunt on May 2 in
the Church.
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Union Baptist Church
Rev. Willard L. CLAYTON. Pastor

hEN. " iildEQ l.. AIdNIONs L dsLOI
"The Suffering Of the Unhealed, -
was the morning text Of Rev. Clayton
who spoke Of the dependence Of the
Ill and Of the healing power Of the
physician. His evening text was
What Use is Religion ?"-Mrs. Will
lard L. Clayton led the devotions.
afternoon session, at the annual
spring rally Of the Women's Baptist
Mission Society Of the Boston East
Association, at the First Baptist
Church, Everett, April p. The variety
entertainment Of the Junior Mission
aries on the 25th was well attended.
Miss Thelma Walker was the winner
of the spelling match; Phillip Gibson
Of the variety quiz and Mrs. Tyler of
the Bible quiz. An appreciative audi
ence greatly enjoyed the Hour Of
Charm sponsored by the Four Leaf
Clover Club last Sunday afternoon.
Every number merited praise. Pro-
gram: soloists, VIM. Sexton, tenor;
Frederick Wright, baritone; Alfred
T. Clark, reader; Robert L. GatewOOd,
violin; Nicholas Forts, tuba; Sunday
School instrumental quartet, Francis
Stokes, Walter Whitaker, Arthur Viii
taker, Nicholas Forts; accompanies,
Miss Orissa White and Mrs. Bella
Hinton. Mrs. Percy Simmons and
Miss Alberta ". Darlington were the
pourers Of the tea, assisting were
Misses Thelma MacNair, Gertrude
Talbot, Anna Merritt and Mrs. Bella
Hinton. Committee, Mesdames n. G..
Williamson, G.. r. Williams, G. High,
P. Simmons, r. l. Tyler and Miss
Augusta Harrell, president.-The Car
nival Of the Fidelity Club Thursday,
May 9, promises to be an evening
chock full Of surprises. Come and
have your supper and enjoy the even
ing. Mrs. Alivia J. Morrison, presi-
dent. A special program is being
planned for Mothers Day, May u, at
the morning service, one Of the fea-
lures Of which viii be the opportunity
to give to the Organ Fund in honor
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

20 3-ACRE SITES, 3 MILES FROM WASH
lngton-Must be sold by order at auction
Saturday. Nov. 9th. 1870 pm. Just tell
the auctioneer what you will give The
John W Wood property, located on Md
highway No. 8, between Silver Hill and
Camp Springs, Md. Terms: "a cash, bal
ance "a months. Look these sites over
before the sale. MARYLAND HOME IL
TILE CO.. trustee, Upper Marlboro Md
John w. Wood. owner. Chestnut 2440.
BUILDERS. INVESTORS AND FINAN-
clers-Several miles of acreage, fronting
Conn. ave, Bradley and River rds., Coles
vile pike and other principal State high
ways All these properties in zone OF
unprecedented new housing developments,
People who make the most money are
those who go with the tide. United States
census report shows Washington to be our
fastest-growing big city. These locations
are suitable for high and low cost hous-
ing small and large estates apis of all
kinds, row houses and new proposed COM
mercial centers Selling 70 liquidate an
estate FULTON r. GORDON, 1927 Eye
st n W DI 5o3O
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LOTS VICINITY SHORE IA'I HOTEL
verv derirable for hom-- 81 : ""o prd up
and priced very low. Box 470-X. Star.
LIVE IN SOCIALLY CORRECT WEST
mo-eland Hils-Lots from S1.SSo with
minimum 9O-foot frontage Terms ar
ranged WI. asSS or 5333.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
VERNON E. WEST and WALTER L.
FOWLER, Attorneys for Petitioner.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
,,,5 United IS states @ for the District Of Co
the widening Of Aberfoyie Place between
3lst Place and Barnaby Street N W, and
r95 the extension q BarnaOy stree,
The District Of Columbia.-DIsTRIcT
COURT NO, 26sI NOTICE AND ORDER
OF PUBLICATIoN.-Notic is hereby given
Columbia pursuant to certain provision
Of the Act Of Congress, approved March 4.
1913. entitled IAN Act making appropria-
tons for, the expenses Of the government
Of the District Of Columbia, for the fiscal
year ending June 30. 1914. and for other
purposes whereby they are authorized to
open, extend. or widen any street. avenue
road or highway to conform with the plan
Of the permanent system of highways in
outside of the cities of Washington and
GeoIgetown adopted under the, Act Of
amended by the Acts of Congress approved
June IS, 1898, and May 2S, 1926, re-
spectively BY condemnation under the
provisions Of subchapter One Of Chapter
Of Columbial, have fled a petition in this
Court PRAYING the condemnation of the
foyie Place. bstxeen s1st Place and Bar
nabg Street NV. and for the extension
Place NV. in the District of Columbia.
as shown on map or plat filed with the
Said 1,rD petiti0n' ,sn as part thereof and
vided for in such cases to assess the
damages each owner Of the land to be
widening Of Aberfoyle Place. between 81 st
Place and Barnaby Street NV, and for
the extension Of Barnaby Street northeast
OF Aberfoyle Place NV. in the District of
Columbia, and the condemnation Of the
and to assess the benefits resulting there
and ,exrenses Of said DToceedtnsIs' I upon upon
any lands which the jury may 1nd will be
benefited. as provided for in and BY the
aforesaid Act of Congress approved May
2S, 1926. 1t is, by the Court this Doth day
Of October, 1910, ORDERED: That all
persons having any interest in these pro-
ceedings be and they are hereby warned
end commanded to appear in this Court
1870, at 10 O'Clock a m. and continue in
attendance until the Court shall have
made its, final order. ratifyins and con-
assessment of benefits Of the jury to be
emnaneled and sworn herein, and It is
further ORDERED That a COPY Of this
notice and order be published twice a
week for two successive weeks in the
Post and the washington Times-Herald.
newspapers published in the said District.
commencing at least twenty days before
the said 25th dsv Of November, 1910.
=, 1t is further, Ordered That a. copy OF
United States Marshal, or his deputies
Ing upon such \, of the owners Of the fee Of the
found BY the said Marshal, or his deputies,
within the. District of Columbia, and upon
the tenants and OCCUPANTS Of the same.
before the said 25th dav OF November.
49, 100, BY THE COURT. ALFRED a.
Clerk BY H DERTZBAUGH Asst
Clerk oc3O.3l no6,7.
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GUESS WHO?"
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HoUsEs.FoR SALE.
(Continued.)
DON'T RUY

DON'T BUY
Until you have seen this beautiful Ave
room bungalow in a lovely Silver Spring
locality. This home is only three years
old and in new condition. 1t has beautiful
modern kitchen, tiled bath, built-in garage
Only $3.50; very res sonable terms. To
see call Mr.. Ginnetti at BETHEL S, DI
3l00: ewes, RIA. O740.
NORTHEAST.
Two-family house containing 10 rooms,
baths. rooms in each apt , kitchens
complete, one apt, will make your payment
H.-w.h., eecS garage. semi detached. Priced
1886. WAPLE & JAMES. INC. DI. 3346.
A REAL BARGAIN
80 ,5OO-Warder st. near Park rd Six
rooms and bath, double rear and front
porches: automatic heat; in good condi-
tion. Possession with deed.
go. WALTER A. BROWN.
43l9 3rd ST NV
S-room house and garage: h-w.h., gas
insulated. caulked, weather stripped, fun
screens and storm windows: near ST. Cab
rleIS Church. stores aud transportation !;
price right to sell quickly. MR.. LYNCH
WAPLE &, JAMES, INC.
1924 14th St. NV DI 1916.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY SECTION
New brick Colonial, 2l2 tile baths Best
value only Sl0.500: terms EN-. 1878 l.
SILVER SPRING
Close to business section. yet in good
brick. oil burner: small cash payment.
THOS Z. FARRELL CO. REALTORS.
72l 10th St. NV. National O765.
Evenings call Georgla 1855
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS.
PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.

Ew AUTOMOBILES FINANCED. 90 PER
UIO FINANCE. 2337 Champlain NV. i
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS.
1915 5th ST. Sc.
EAST CAPITOL ST.

7l2-Large substantial house. close
to the Capitol, situated on 3 lots: Is
bedrooms and 3 baths: elevator; liv-
ing room. dining room. kitchen, etc:
hrSt-f1oor lavatory; underall basement
with laundry tubs servants bathroom,
gas furnace and hot-water heater: p
car garage. This property is suitable
for 2 professional man, an tndivid-
ual or national organization re-
curing close proximity to the Capitol;
S32 900: one-third cash Ii O022
Inspection by appointment.
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FUTURE.
THOS. J. OWEN g. SON. AUCTIONEERs.
1431 Eve St NV
TOMORROW.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
EiidRTE Ei6RT RFhrK MRRoEER E1TR D,Rg Rg KHN KH6EE
AS PREMISES 1885 N STREET NV.
BY virtue Of, certain deed Of trust duly
recorded in Liber No. l0343 folio 3l3, ct
seq, Of the land records of the District Of
secured thereby. the Undersigned trustee
will sell. at PUBLIC AUCTION, in front Of the
OF NOVEMBER. AID. 1910, AT 4:15
O'CLOCK PM, the following described
land and premises, situate in the District
Part OF Lot numbered Two t2) OF Anton
Heitmuller and Alfred Heitmuller's sub
division Of Square numbered Two hundred
in the ONCE Of the Surveyor for the
District OF Columbia in Liber B at folio /;
beginning for the same at the Southwest
corner of said lot and running thence
feet; thence North 81 81 feet; thence
west 1926 feet to the line Of l4th Street
and thence South 64.97 feet 10 the begin
TERMS OF SALE: one-hfth of the pur-
chase-money to be paid in cash, balance
In four equal installments,. payable on or
before one, two, three and four years with
interest at per centum per annum.
payable quarterly, from day Of sale. secured
Sy s9,d hrSt deed Of trust up upon the property
purchaser deposit Of 81 10000 will be
REQUIRED at time of sale. Examination Of
Ute conveyancing. recording revenue
OF sale to be complied with within 80
days from day Of sale. otherwise the trustee
or 70 resell the property at the risk and
cost Of defaulting purchaser upon the
FOREGOING terms after five days advertise
published in westminster. D. C.. or With
or without forfeltlng the deposit the trus-
tee, may avail itself Of any legal or equi-
chaser
AMERICAN SECURITY AND
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17O A.. EXTRA COED LAND. ON HARD
road, 25 mi Wash.--125 a. clear; large
$50 g., on hard road. % mi. Wash; u
clear: good farm buildings; beautiful noun
tain view; large stream; S6,5o0 cash.
clear: good building site: we'll watered:
81 500 cash. BUELL. FARM AGENCY,
Herndon, Fairfax Co. Va Office. house
OPP. Baptist Church. Phore 3S.
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IN BEECHWOOD,

.pIf, JO.
ONE OF THE BEST SECTIONS IN CHEVY
CHASE MD.
An exceptionally well-arranged center
nall Colonial with large bedrooms. 2
baths and 2-car garage: maids room and
bath: shade trees: easy walking distance
to all schools and bus: reconditioned: va
cant; immediate possession. Call
EDW. H JONES & CO.. INC,
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Dutch Colonial Cottage,

Nestled under big trees and overlooking
running brook, making an in-town combina
ton both rare and very desirable large
rooms, built-in garage: quiet section, close
to TRANSPORTATION: easy terms Call Mr..
Kessby, Emerson 1919 J. WESLEY BU-
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YOU CAN'T AFFORD

To overlook this s-room. 2-bath stone and
brick house in choice NV. section. west
of 18th st. at only Sa25O. IT is in ex-
terms can he arranged Call Mr. Aiken,
with BETHEL. District 3l00: ewes,
Adams 5291
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THOS. J. OWEN a. son, AUCTIONEERs
l43l Eye St wv

THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS.
1881 Eye ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY FRAME DETACHED DWELL
ING KNOWN AS PREMISES NO. 3Ol2
ADAMS STREET NORTHEAST.
BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust duly
recorded in Liber No. 5S2S, folio I27. ct
SEQ of the land records of the District OF
Columbia, and at the request of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned trustee
will sell at public auction, in front of the
premises, on MONDAY, THE FOURTH
pay OF Of NOVEMBER. AID. 1910, AT
EcriSed land and premises; situate in. the
District OF Columbia, and DESIGNATED as
and being lots s and 8 in square 436O
IN Garman's subdivision of parts Of
"Greenvale." now National City Heights" ="
as 'er plat recorded IN the ONCE OF the
surveyor for the District of Columbia in
Lioer 81 at folio 40. Subject to covenants
TERMS OF SALE: All cash. A deposit
OF, $4,000 will be required at time Of
sale All conveyancing. recording. revenue
stamps, etc. at cost of purchaser Terms
Of sale TO be complied with within thirty
Gays from day of sale. otherwise the
trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at The risk and cost of defaulting
purchaser after five days advertisement
OF such resale in some newspaper published
in Washington, D. c
EDGAR D TURNER.
oc2325,29.3 81 no. Surviving Trustee
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

q ACRE, EXTENSIVE AND ATTRACTIVE
water front on South River: 5-room frame
bungalow, 35x5O ft., , baths. stone fire.
place. Price, S5,000.00. CHAS. F. LEE,
Annapolis, Md
WANT TO BUY WATERFRONT FARM
about 80 acres, for quail and duck hunt
ing. Cash if price is right Call MR..
HAMMANN. EN- 354O 81.
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FURN. ARLINGTON HOME

Practically new broom Colonial. fin
ished recreation room. large fenced yard;
accessible TO everything, completely fur
nished. also linens and silver. For ap-
pointment call MR.. DEER, CHI. 134l.
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PRICE REDUCED

PRICE REDUCED.
143l HARVARD ST. NV.
Ideal Rooming House Location.
Three-story brick; nine rooms, two
baths. large rear porches: oil heat: two
car garage Possession with deed. In
good condition.
WALTER A. BROWN,
14l5 Eye ST. MA. 1852
HIILCREST
New detached brick overlooking city,;
six rooms, baths. recreation room. built
in garage: side porch. can be sold on easy
terms or will trade: Call MIR. ALTMAN.
FIR. 1904. WAPLE g. JAMES INC. DI
NACOSTIA-CLOSE-IN
S-room Colonial type; completely ar
ranged for two families; yard; garage; oil
heat; hot-water; porches; second floor
rented for S45. per month. For quick
action. $500. S. o. Peck RA. 6593,
WAPLE q JAMES INC. DI. 3346
BETHESDA. MD.
5528 JOHNSON AVENUE.
New, 3 bedrms. Cape Cod brick homes.
Large living rm. with fireplace Unfin-
ished playrc9m with fireplace. Garaue Lot
nearly 1000 square feet $3.50 cash,
easy. terms; block to transportation.
Nr. u; S, Medical Center. Visit this house
F. r. SPEAR. INC.
7072 Old GEORGETOWN Rd.
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SILVER SPRING.
Several residential lots at $3.50 each
. for family fat sites: $3.50 each.
Several commercial and industrial lots.
reasonably priced
THE MARYLAND REAL ESTATE CO.,
1906 Georgia Ave. SH- 300.
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BRIGHTWOOD- D. G.

We have a fine selection of 6-rm. brick
aouses in this section, some with auto
neat; excel condition: rentals. S50.75
10 500. DIXIE REALTY CO, MA. $3.50.
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OLD GEORGETOWN,

2723 o st. n.w.-Open afternoons daily.
BRIGHT, cheerful, colorful rooms, cross ven-
tilstion in bedrms.. tile bath, random
width planked floors Todays best in
points of construction and appointments
with yesterdays charm and quaintness.
See Mr.. Keasby on property. J. WESLEY
RIICHANAM
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LOTS FOR SALE.

BUILDING LOT. so BY 100 FEET. CEN
tral ave. CAPITOL Heights. Reasonable
price for quick sale. Telephone Ii I101
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
you MUST SEE THIS HOME.
WILL TRADE.

have the best value in NV. section
This home has large rooms and bath fol
only
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

2nd COMMERCIAL
Large 2story brick building, corner
and two Groom. hath. h W n. bricks,
suitable for laundry or garage: a good To-
cation s.W.. price 100000 for all. See
Mr Pendleton. WAPLE & JAMES. INC,
1924 14th 81. NV District 3346.
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1892 Sth ST. NW.-BRK., RMS,
path, 1nclosed porch automatic heat, gas,
ltlIitiaS &ES A-nA
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1906 CENTER ST. NV.
u Block Of Meridian St. at 10th.
9 rms. bath, h-w h.. S45
SAt EnDT nANrIS CT

rms. bath, NV n, S45.
1901 FORT DAVIS ST. Sc.
Modern home, almost new; rms, bath,
-efg.. air-cond. heat. $50.
30 FRANKLIN ST. NE
rooms, bath, h.;;w.h-,- porches; being
completely renovated; S55.
5517 Bird ST. NV
rms, b, h.-w.h, refg., porches'
616 D ST. s.W.
6 rms, elec. water S22 so
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.
732 18th ST. NV. National 0352.
TAX: TAX: ,1 PK-nDET. zogGT. BRICK, B. r. OIL
Am. Univ. Pk-Det br. rms. b.
auto heat; S95
rHos. L PHILLIPS, 351s Conn. wo 1900
t6o7 18TH ST. NE-7-RM. BUNG.
S57 so
:633 10th st. n.e.-7-rm. frame det 5000
3317 9th st. n.e-6-rm. frame det. 1900
i219 Kearney st. n.e.-6 rms. $3.50
sO3 Jackson St n.e.-6 rms, semi
det. brick 5000
L. v THACKER
2726 10Th St NE
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
FARMS FOR SALE.

BY GOVT. EMPLOYE. IN NEARBY MD.
z rooms, small acreage; buy like rent; no
down payment. Lincoln $3.50.
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Large bright rooms-and a popular,
convenient location. Three-story
brick house in good condition. You
have FOURTEEN rentable rooms
and THREE baths. The property
is clear of encumbrance-and the
price is REASONABLE. For details
and appointment to inspect, phone
DAVIDSON & DAVIDSON
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-S7,95O: SEMI-DE-
tached brick home with unusually large
rooms fireplace in living room, dining room
opens onto screened porch, large concrete
hot-water heat with oil burner: located
in nice neighborhood. near schools. trans
portation. etc You should see this un-
usual value Call Mr. Tegeler, with BETT-
ZELI, DI 310O ewes, EN- 1921
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NORTHEAST BARGAIN.
Sd Q50 Attrac. Colonial brick, 6 rms.
BATH porches; h.-wh.; garage
etc. Newly recond. Terms. Call til Q D m
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO, ME. 54OO
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-fVo OUIuIIIDId M 1hII 2 M oI u :
ARLINGTON, VA.
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE.

Save S5 mo. on suitcase: practically new
5-rm. brick oil air-conditioned heat,
fenced yard conv. to everything. For an
pointment call MIR. DEER, Chestnut 1341.
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Attract -ew home rooms. 3 bed
rooms garage, er- iI~"t' con-
venie~ reo~'''. 70 J. !. -
MRS l. 1869 OF 49,. oI33. u
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Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan LdUS.
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YOU

can get a loan of $4,000
if you can make monthly pay
mentS of S7.04.
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$500 CASH

Reasonable monthly payments, for ney
Groom, 2-hath home.
4710 12th ST NE