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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-11
Strawberries
Higher Here

Local supply of cantaloupes was
replenished Friday with shipments
received by wholesalers. Release
price was 81 per crate. Straw
berries. both Kennewick and Cali
fornia, were quoted at $325 per
crate. California berries are avail
able in half-crates at $1.65.
Pasco lettuce was priced at $3.50
per crate. and local lettuce from
the Puyallup valley at $50 per
crate. Spinach. scarce, was listed
at so cents per crate. Radishes.
also scarce, were selling at 10
cents per dozen.
Other markets were unchanged.
Above quotations are wholesale.
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S2,7O3 Suit Filed

A suit claiming s2.703.4e due
In back and overtime wages was
filed in superior court Friday
against the Columbia Breweries
by William Ulrich. member of
Brewery Workers union, local No.
1. affiliated with the international
Brotherhood of Transfers. He
complains he was paid below the
contract rate from May II, 1884.
until Sept. rs. 1889.
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22-Mile Wind and
OF Inch OF Rain

Tacoma had a % m.p.h. wind
Thursday night and .02 inch Of
rain following a sultry day.
Cloudy weather is forecast for
Friday night with possible showers
on Saturday.
Tacoma's high temperature
Thursday was II, compared to 81
at Portland and Walla Walla and
IS at Yakima.
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sALEsMAN sENTENCED

Corey Ryder. 3s-year-old Park
land salesman arrested recently
as H. Spencer. was given a state
prison sentence Of not more than
20 years Thursday afternoon by
Judge Ernest n. Card when he
pleaded guilty 10 a forgery charge
Ryder was accused Of giving a
forged check for $3.50 To the
Arctic Bottling Co. March 20.
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Rose Society Plans
Bigger Better Show

Members Of the Tacoma Rose
society are making elaborate plans
for a bigger and better rose show.
which this year will be held at the
armory. 18th and Yakima ave, on
Saturday and Sunday. June s and
9. Additional classification 10
induce greater participation in the
show are being worked out and
other efforts made to enlist the
active support Of a greater num-
Der Of amateur flower growers.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

Weak. Closing cable rates on
major currencies: England (pound)
$40, off 49,; Canada (doliarl
50. off OF; France (frane) .0lSO.
of .Oo10A; Italy llira) .0505;
Belgium (belga) unq.; Finland
lmarkkal OBS; Switzerland
tfranc1 .z240. off .O002 y Holland
fguilder) unq: Sweden lkrona)
.23s4, off .0O01: Norway tkrone)
unq-; Denmark fkrone) unq.;
Japan (yenJ .z546; Mexico lpeso)
1875.
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FRmAY's Quotations

fouotations courtesy Dean Witter q
Co. washington Bldg. members
New York Stock Exchange)
High Low Close
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Markets at q
Glunce

FRIDAY
Stocks: Lower in active trade:
selected war babies steady
against the trend.
Bonds: Lower: Belgians At rec
ord lows; Z. S. governments
lower. some At new 1910 lows
Curb stocks: Lower.
Foreign Exchange: Weak; ster-
ling recovered moderately aft
er touching record low.
Cotton: OFF as much as S22o q
bale.
Wheat: Up 81 to A. cents.
Corn: Up Ia TO ~ cents.
Rubber: May option up more
than three cents n pound;
other months up the limit Of
two cents.
silver: Unchanged in New York.
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Nazi Invasion Of Low Lands
Causes Hectic Day on Mart

DOW-JONES AVERAGES
FRIDAY
Industrial .14L7e. off Sal
Rail $500. $3.50. off l.s7
Utility 1890. 2t.os. off o.s2
IS Stocks -. ASA. off 1.II
Sales were 2.oe0. 900 shares. the
heaviest turnover since April O.
when 2.140, 900 shares were traded
Thursdays sales were s5o.000
shares. Curb volume rose TO $780,
600 shares from 1860 Thursday.
NEW YoRK-German invasion
of the low countries brought con-
fusing price movements into stocks
Friday in the most hectic dealing
OF the year.
First response to overnight
war was a buying rush In lead
ing war shares. lifting them TO
gains running to more than
three points In Bethlehem.
which made ew high. Stimuli
taneously, rubber shares led
so-called peace issues sharply
downward.
In the second hour, traders Dump
ed holdings, and several war babies
fell five points and more from the
tops in turbulent dealings. Tick
ers Jagged as much as five minutes
behind the actual market.
Chrysler had loss of nearly
five points. Dealings for the
first tw5 hours were the heay-
lest since Sept. 26 at 1,SS0,000
shares.
Trading then slowed and the list
settled down with the pattern def
nitely lower. Steel issues and a
few other selected war babies had
small late gains, but the main list
was down one to three points.
Sterling featured outside mar
kets. The free rate here tumbled
354 cents to a record low at So,
but came back about half way.
The French franc also sank to a
record low.
Belgian bonds crumbled more
than rs points to new record lows
and Italian bonds were down as
much as 10 points. U. S. govern
ments dropped to new lows for
the year and domestic corporates
weakened.
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washington's forecast = Cloudy
Friday night and Saturday with
showers In the west portion. cooler
in the interior: moderate southerly
wind off the coast and over the
inland waters of the state.
Rainfall in Tacoma for the ~
hours ending at s a. m. Friday. .02
inch: since May /. ass inches. an
excess Of 1859 inches: since Jan. l.
1888 inches. an excess OF 20 inch.
Wind at a. m. Friday. south
west Is m. p. h.; barometer at
5000 and rising steadily. .0s.
Sun rises at ass a m. Saturday
and sets at 1888.
Tacoma's weather on May 10,
1899 - Gear, no rain. maximum
temperature IS degrees and mini
mum IS. Highest wind velocity
II m. p. h. from the north.
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lsc1l Notices


Z East. W. ~ al Of Section -.
southwest quarter. Al a. SEXTON
IL. except the North one-haif %
the Northwest quarter ana The
Northwest quarter q the north.
east quarter Tho east one@hnn
% thu snutheAsl quarter ana the
northeast quarter Of section IL
The east on<-hsf Of section
All q section ! u ~ sna
the Puyallup River.
In township 20 Softh. RAnxe
East W. NJ The West ons-hsf
Of the west ene-hAif 81 section
g. the west one-haif Of section 7,
the vest une-half CT sscttnn 10
All q section 10 except TIE east
ene-hals 81 The northeast quar-
yer; ne west ons-helf Of the
me xs<f en<-half al the eest
one-half Of Section -. A. Of
section 10 ncssh and east 81 the
ptyallup Rivefl. All Of S<etion
81 east Of said River, and I'll 81
the ~est one-haif. except the
northeast quarter az the north
west quarter az section ~,
In foxnshlp 10 North. Rsnse ,
h.s. ~, N a ne nSrsne o"s,s ss' ~
the southwest quarter Of section
s: and In Section q. AL eest 81 the
PuyAiiup River except the south
one-haif Of The southeast
quarter
The above Described district II con.
1ained within the boundaries OF
sumner No. 1. sumner No. 2. sumner
No. 3. Deiringer. Alderton, Edssvocd.
North Puyaiiup. and Nenstons pre-.
slncts. al rural precincts Of Pierce
County. Washington,
Three f1re Protection District Com
will be elected. and the
following named persons are eandi-
dafes for the office Of Commissioner
md their names win appear on the
FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT CON-
AfssIoNKRa
Harold Poster
Tom OorzelAneyk
Leo Knauhlaueh
The polling place viii be.
FIRE STATION
City Hall. Sumner,
A. said election the polls VIII es
Kept open from 300 O'Clock A, NJ.
until 800 o'clock p. NJ. All qualified
electors who shall Be inside the poll
ng place AZ 800 o'clock In the even
ma OF said DAY viii be allowed TO cast
ihsir ballot 81 said election .n;s.,on ana.
Clifford Davis
County Auditor.
Thor c. Toliefson.
Proeeouting Attorney.
Guy n. Melton,
Chairman OF Board OF
County Commissioner
PIERCE COUNTY ELECTION BOARD.
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PrERcK COUNTY SCHOOL DIsTRIcT

,fKRcK COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
NO 32z ali sell Used 5e-paszsnssr
REQ school DIS on Did. BIDS must
be presented TO clerk o. district -
nezIed envelopes MARKED fo4 ioenti-
ficatioD On o. before MAJ zlst
BIDS siu BE- opened on that oete.
delivery June LAT Any or AL bios
subject 70 REJECTION.
Il. BRADSHAW. Clerk
bpAn4H4g. H<4A. a.
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Honesty Always Pays

FINDERS of Lost articles adysr-
tined below, please take notes,
After you have returned The arti-
cles 20 the loser go 10 Ths Tacoma
Times office, piD Market, where
you will be presented With two
guest tickets 70 the Temple
theater.
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Investment Trusts
BANK CLEARINGS

Seattle Clearings. S5.770. ss7 81 /;
balances. 1881. 50723: transac-
actions. S12, s71 900.
Portland ciearings. s5.t35. s79.-
43; balances. 1856. 1879.
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n. Y. CURB STOCKS

Closing Prices Furnished by
Dean Witter a. Company
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-28
Interest In
Cage Contest
Is Mounting

Interest is mounting in the sche-
dulcd basketball game Friday night
at Henderson Institute when The
county principals and the Institute
faculty clash in Il charity contest Il
raise funds for the tubercular work
among the cOlored.
The school bosses have pulled {
fast one by signing Pony" Marable
and are planning TO give the high
school five battle. Rev. Williamson
who attended Shaw University when
shoIgjmS were deciding factors in
basketball games. is coaching the
principals. and he expects any easy
victory for his charges.
Payton and Dungcc are the lead
erS Of the Institute five, and there
is plenty Of excitement promised
when the teams clash.
This contest will be 4 preliminary
to the PantherS-HaWkins high OF
WalTenton. clash.
During the regular season, the In
Stitutc and Walrenton split a brace
of games. Fridays contest will be
the rubber game.
Good support from citizens has
been urged by those in charge Of the
contests.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-28

elections boards maNiue report to
~'| NIS election board headquarters.
81 the 50 reported. 20 ordered
new registrations. while ., decided
SIMPLY 10 rellSt the existing registra-
EUn so rs ~ conform with the 1899
law ON the subject.
ihS last session of the General
assembly provided that hereafter
Democrats and Republicans must DE
registered i'll separate bon,:s for pri-
mary Voting, and left it up to the
several counties to determine wheth-
er 10 order i complete new registra-
''on OF all voters or to purge and re-
wise the existing books. listing Dem
ocratS and Republicans separately.
The State board recommended that
IN most c0SeS-all cases in which
there have been no very recent new
iIStlnSS-.the new registrations be
held.
Up to Wednesday afternoon the
State boards office in RALEIGH and
oeIlNlte information on the choice
OF ~ counties, divided as follows:
New Registrations: Alexander
Avery. BERTHE, Bladen. Burke. Ca
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-28
help
KIDNEYS PASS
3 PlNTS A day

Doctors saw YOUR kidneys contain 10 mules OF
,;nv tubes or filters which help to purify the
blood and keep you healthy. Kidneys remove
excess acids and poisonous waste from your
blood. They help most people pass about pints
When disorder Of kidney function permits
no;sonous matter to remain in your blood, 1t
may cause naggng backache, rheumatic pains,
leg pains, loss Of pep and energy, getting up
nights, swelling, puiiiness under the eyes, head
aches and dizziness. Frequent Or scahty pas
Shows there is something wrong with your
Don't wait! ASK ,ur druggist foi Doans
Pills. used successfully by millions for over ~
years They give happy relief and wil help tme
Il miles Of kidney tubes flush out poisonous
waste from your blood. Get Deans Pills.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-28
Profit Taking
Fails To
Depress Mart

New York, March 28.-(AP)-ReI
newcd strength in aircrafts today
helped the market absorb the siZeable
amount of profit selling in the wake
Of Wednesdays rally.
With most plane issues pushing
up Il point or so, SteclS came back for
small gains following Il spotty open
ing.
While many traders were disposed
to cash in on Wednesdays rise, Civ
ing as the reason the opinion the
domestic business picture was still
far from clear, the financial sector
seemed more bulliShly inclined than
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-28
Rockets And
Highs Tie, SIS

Henderson high school and the
North Henderson Rockets played TO a
sail deadlock yesterday afternoon
on the schools athletic field in a
practice session for the high school
nine.
Nelson and Langley had the
Rockets at bat. with Turner and AL
len showing the way for the highs.
Workman looked the best on the
hill for the highs, with BrasWell
working the contest for the Rockets.
The Rockets are seeking games
with nine about their speed
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-28
Cotton Market
Is Stronger

New York. March 29.-(AP)--Cot-
ton futures opened unchanged to l
lower.
During the first hour values ad-
vanced to 5 points with May (old)
up 2 at 1850, July (old) 3 higher
at 1882, and December (ncw) up
at go.
The market held net gains of 2 to
6 points around midday, May (old)
1880, July (old) 1898, December
9.1I.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-28

narruS, Caldwell, Cherokee, Clay
Craven. Currituck, Durham, For
Syth. Franklin. CASTOR, Gates. Gran
vile. Guilford, Halifax, Haywood,
Hoke, Hyde, Jones, Lincoln, Macon
Mitchell, New Hanover, Pasquotank
Fender. Perquimans, Pitt, Randolph
Richmond Union, Vance, Wilson,
Yancey. Lee-3S.
ReliStingS: Allegheny, Anson
Ashe. Beaufort, BuncOmbe, Camden
Carteret, Chatham, Davidson
Greene, Hartford, Johnston. Lemon
Madison, Person, Rockingham, Scot
land, Stokes, Surry, Wake, Wayne
81
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-28
Neyland Trys
A New Shift

Knoxville, Tenn, March 26.-(AP(
After using the same basic attack
for II years. Head Coach Bob Ney-
land disclosed he is experimenting
with a shift which he may spring
on University Of Tennessee football
opponents next fall.
We are experimenting with a
shift in spring practice" said Ney-
land. but | cant say just now
whether VIC will use it. If we do, it
will be something We'll toss in as a
surprise.
We also are trying out couple
of new formations. OF course, we are
forever experimenting with new for
nations and ideas, but many are
discarded after they are tested in
practice"
Too MANY fOrtify danger with the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-28
Junior High
Nine To Meet
High" B"Team

The Junior high school nine, coach
ed by N. T. Wick, will take on Hen
derson high b" team Friday after
noon on the athletic field at the high
school. it was stated today.
The Juniors play d flashy brand
of baseball, and, though small, can
take care of themselves against the
"B' squad.
The lads have been diligently prac-
ticing during the past several days
and are in pretty good condition for
the contest.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-28

Confidence shoG!d lean on power
Of effort.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-28

Several outstanding football play
ers will be in the starting Harvard
baseball lineup when the Crimson
meets the University OF North Caro-
lima in an intersectional contest at
Chapel Hill Monday, April l. Grid
iron stars making good on the dia-
mond are Tom Healey, pitcher; Char
lie Spreyer, catcher, Torbett McDon-
aid and Gene Lovett, outfielders; Ed
Buckley and Russell Ayers, inlield-
ers. Harvard and Cornell tied for the
Eastern Intercollegiate title in 1899.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-28

The wheels of progress would -
a greater boon to humanity, thinks
Zadok Dumbkopf, if so many of us
weren't always getting caught in
them.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-28

Too many fortify danger with the
fear of it.
Evening star., 1940-11-17
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

PACING CONORE1olONAL COUNTRY
Club. on Persimmon rd.. 1-5 acre tracts.
hiEh and leyel: 5000 per acre. MA. 921,
Sundays. 12-2; weekdays. 9-6.
2 ACRES. WOODED. HIGH BUILDING
sites. hillside. bottom land; beautiful
i ion: '1mi mile. E Rom 1. Memoriai e ariSse: dee
n. LYNCH a. SON. once. miles out
Columbia pike. Alex. 5906. Closed Sun.
8 ACRES. NEAR BELTsvILLE RESEARCH
Center; GOOD elevation. electricity: O.3 mile
on Baltimore blvd: excellent for trucking
or poultry ferur or for subdivision. $3.50
per acre. Box 464-Z. Star.
80 ACRES HIGH. LEVEL LAND. SUITABLE
for iow-price homes: 3 miles OF city: 2. 100
foot road front; price, $l75 acre. EVERETT
PUMPHREY. Forestville. Marlboro pike.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
Balance John w. Wood property. located
on Maryland State highway No. 5. hall
way between Silver Hill and Camp Springs,
Nd. only 3 miles from District.
Three a-acre tracts. wooded. $3.50. 90
each: two lots on highway. TOx22O! }.
x1,350.00; one 6-acre tract. wooded.
Sl.150.00. Terms. " cash. balance in "a
months.
, salesman on property Sunday from /
To reach. go out Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
turn right on. Branch ave. follow three
miles. watch for sign WOODLANDS
call CLYDE HINES. Chestnut 2440, Mon
dRy
Evening star., 1940-11-17
EXCEPTIONAL!

Aurora Hills, va.-Large. shaded lot;
all utilities paid: ORIGINAL price. $4,000;
purchaser in hospital; 81 $50 cash if sold
today. Come early If interested. VIR-
GINA REALTY CO.. 23rd and Arlington
Rid1e rd
Evening star., 1940-11-17
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

SPECIAL BARGAINs-MAss. AVE. NEAR
PeT annum. Price. s34 500. Corner apt.
owner leavine city, RE 5sie. lsHleo 0afsah
OWNER LEAVING CITY MUST SELL NEW
prlck det: 3.spt. bldg. lot 65x95: annual
Box 4224, Takoma Park Station. b. c.
16-APT BUILDING FOR WHITE. HALF
eoss ef,seo Of a. 141h sn nT ANNUAL rental
25% on invested capital in addition to ali
ments: w. w. BAILEY, Ma. 1870.
100 INCOME-PRODUCING HOMES fS3, 900
and Viii take eare Of aoen she
Go with the tide and buy real estate in our
TON R. GORDON. I4s7 is Eye ''s St. .5i Di. $50 $50
IN PERFECT CONDITION; ROOMS,
ami, Frigidaire, new heating plant, ga.
rage; rented. Priced TO sell to show 20ee
Can hHfsneRt MR pRA1N isih RE St 5S nsar Spring I'd
A VALUABLE CORNER. SHOWING GOOD
income. having possibilities of enhancing
value in the near future. About 1000 50,
gas station; or any business: Near May
flower HotsLand Conn. ave. This property
cal ea MR s0u5ht pRAN Il RR lev 5S nEiss Investigate
s15 W ST NV. GOOD CoLoRED SECT
-,6-rm. brick hot-water heat Bryant gas
boiler. Venetian blinds; priced low for
IL
COMPANY. National $3.50.
NE; NEW DE, DETACHED, 4-FLAT BUILDINGS
and shopping center; LIST trust at 4haec.
ruily rented by owner oxford 2121.
VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY-sUBsTAN-
bath; End H., rms. bath; h,w.h.. h., A'S oil
1p:h4 sIass Tayss yHSa 563s SSsBe real pick
GROOM BRICK. NEAR NAVY YARD;
rent. $3.50. Price 50 100
Congress Hgts.~. ~ OF Nichols ave. Sc
sssoe IToHD HIsX r. sD URsR S5 sS5 Price
aLEaoM 4,R0oM HOUSE, NEAR PHILIP soUsA
q SlidGe' age Sc restricted; rent: So. so. Sell
NE APT HOUSE SITES.
very active section. suitable for 2 or 3
5lsSs 600 f. ssIsFed vii lfss{ ss xnhss:
trust take back End Behind Seo1stI eonstrueo GO
tlon We also have splendid building site
rnI, ror 4,iam9ily 81 mats. both white and colored
~. $500 $500 1106 VT. ave. Sunday and nights,
o2G1 si5mi[S INVEST. 1s; WITH FUTURE
Rent at 81 yr n., fR Pfee. wsS9 si7s6o HpiV
Ct ss3i e. hsS;s 2s Rsis tasesss Rssss
~ About tfT4326s 455S on fh f. and Maine
,,1x otoIe ana apt. and 6-rm. brick house,
llth st. Sc. near Navy Yard. SS. 1000.
p, apts. and store, Ga ave. and
6. Several 2nd com. locations.
e,- THOS. D. WALSH, INC,
INCOME SI,54S YEARLY.
PRICE. $500
Three story "a brick containing COM
pleae e room and bath apts.. with elec
reIg and two-car brick garage. Fully
TehIeo to satisfied tenants Near 14th and
EN- ss71.n JOHN L1NDER. EN-. $3.50
lst COMMERCIAL-1O RMS; LEASED
Sl35 per month. Price. S1325O.
JAY REALTY CO.. RA 6OO7 .
SMALL PARKING SHOP, SI2.95O.
On Inoroughfare; income. ST. 440 Per Year.
SAM ROSEY, ADAMS 27OO.
FILLING STATION-LEASED TO AMERI-
can on GO; yrs. at $3.50 a mo. and 3
yrs. at $500: Owner needs to SELL Priced
to show good return
APARTMENT, % units, unexcelled loca-
ton NV. Income app $4,000 Many
features in this new bldg. make it an ex-
R. D. sTIMsON, Realtor, MA. $3.50.
GEORGETOWN.
End of row brick near 32nd st. and r st.
rooms and bath. h;-w.h., rear yard to
alIty; ideal to remodel; priced. $4,000
Cali MI: Middleton, jr., RE. 1881. P.
ELIOT MIDDLETON. 205 Investment BLDG
Evening star., 1940-11-17
nosfs FOR RENT,

Zone until, 3Ox42. one-story bldg. Near
new new a; A;n$s,P. 4 2. Super ssors; Rent reduced.
store. with additional room, suitable once,
farnished: f rent. ss6S iIG Ii. 1oSss 1o.aaoNE' neA'
LoE. BASEMENT STORE. SUITABLE ANY
bus; also 1st-n. store or ofn.; reas. w, r.,
MARSHALL. 929 n. Y. ave. Ma. 8687. :
LARGE STORE WITH REAR ROOM:
suitable Sc for any BUSINESS nsSa reas rent as
LARGE STORE WITH e-RooM BALCONY
and nreproof warehouse. 1920 Irving st.
NV, AID. 1900.
s3s PER MONTH. 14o2 OGDEN ST. NV.
Suitable for any business; thickly
populated section surrounded BY apis.
STORE ON CONNECTICUT AVE. WITH
mezzantne. suitable for any business: rent
reasonable; Tsss PERCY H. RUSSELL CO..
FINE AUTO sALEsRoOM, NE. COR, 14th
i$ S;s's$ 3 F s's scsw1sTs ~ Il Z
T., s551:!@s ss:I3sn. hssSs; ;sSS 7Ifaais
51l3 GA. AvE.-MoDERN STORE WAS
iaqies' dress shop and 7-r, bath apt: with
INC, 1014 Vermont ave. District 6210.
THREE NEW STORES. 25x4s, AMMAN
dale, Va. intersection Of four highways
txcellent any business; rent. $35 large
parking lot. Call ME. 1851. 1Ss
1927 ST.-LARGE STORE. S75.
SUITABLE LUNCHROOM, BARBER
SUPPLIES.
1417 p $3.50.
SUITABLE FOR AUTO. ACCESSORIES.
CALL REPUBLIC 8663.
100 ST. NE. End FL.
Large store, heated: will subdvide.
1901 4th ST. S.W.
Corner store at N ST.. with 2-rm. apt:
cleo. and gas avail.
727 18th ST. NV.
Downtown location; large store; heated.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO..
733 18th st. NV. National O352.
Sc. CORNER WISCONSIN AVE. AND p
ST.. 32lS st-Attractive corner loca-
tion, excellent display; will redecorate.
3345 PROSPECT AVE NV
Corner. block north OF M st. Reas.
GUARANTY REALTY. NC,
1706 K ST. NV. National 05s7.
OPEN-2938 10Th ST. NE
New bldg: large room. with show win
dow full basement, auto heat Suitable
Tor drug. and 10. beauty parlor barber
shop, hardware or most any business: S65.
For any further information call
ROGER MOSS. DIST. 3121
Evenings and Sunday. Georgia 64S3.
Evening star., 1940-11-17

BUILDERS ATTENTION!
sstsS ssso S M Each R Ia 90 sssS avail
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lots Or finer trees Ash. Ask for Col. JOyes
171a Eog5s K IS + s:w. wsHe9EMAFER. Rz' 1865.
cHEvERLY, MD.-Lor 50xl20 Fr., ALL
public improvements in street: price. $780,
1919 f9q5s ( s. s.w. +: sHoFMAkHR' Ra' 1865.
150-ft. lots. beautifully situated. leyel.
clear and wooded: in fact any type of build
Prced s way below What smlaq sites have
present. than $iSS. SIS. $50. Drive " out out
branch ave-. continue on Route ' four "
miles to Camp Springs, turn left on Camp
SPRINGS In Meadows rd = mile to our signs
will be glad to greet YOU. Easy terms. no
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925 New York Ave. NV. Realtors. Ma. 9797.
OVERLOOKING RIVER
Wooded y acre, between Mass. ave. ex-
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spot, nne trees. foundation in for q house;
hard road. city water, gas and electricity
syadihladble; school and bus within blocks;
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Vii Vii build @ any @ type 5uIidins sS snyahsTe fof
. charge Of 1OTt. Complete building service.
SMITH BROS. & CO.,
WI 1854 Builders-Contractors CHI O746 .