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feel very grateful to you for getting
me my job"
But Lynn had little time for spec
ulation. Nine. Reanoud was closing
for three weeks in August to get
ready for the September opening.
Lynn had promised to come back
for that, although Rene had protest
ed that he needed her and Marty
wanted her to quit her job.
When Wild found out about the
vacation he begged her to come I'D
to Long Island, but Lynn refused.
Rene needed her. She had to stay
in town.
Wild had a deep desire to meet
Rene Boucher. He set about to
work on Marty. When Wild made
up his mind he usually achieved
what he wanted. Marty invited him
to Rene's for tea.
They arrived about 5 o'clock and
found Lynn wrapped up in masses of
silver fox from Nine. Reanoud's
shop. She was sweltering.
"Al in the cause Of art" Rene
remarked.
Lynn was In utter confusion see
ing Wild here In the studio. She
did not know why she minded so
much, but she was afraid Wild
would not appreciate Rene. The
dark, slender painter in his rumpled
clothes was dwarfed by Martyrs
huge frame, and Wild's impeccable
fannels. But the three men seemed
to get along famously.
I've wondered why you didn't
try a serious picture of Lynn" Wild
said.
Rene frowned as Wild spoke and
Marty tnterposed: Don't 60 giving
him any high falutin' ideas, Wild.
He's got q gold mine hereI Leave
him alone"
"But he's q good painteri" Wild
protested as though Rene were not
present.
'Well, he's doing the best maya
zine covers made in this country
todayl"
II said he was a fine painter.
Martyl" Wild persisted.
Lynn, watching Rene, saw him
finch. 1t had never occurred to
Lynn that Rene might hate doing
the magazine stuff. Suddenly she
realized quite clearly, as though he
had spoken.
We'll forget about that" Rene's
voice was harsh. 1--WE had enough
OF poverty and so has Lynn. That's
over"
"There is poverty and poverty. :"
Wild replied.
1t was odd that Wild meeting Rene
for the first time, could know what
she did not know about him, seeing
him work so many hoursI Lynn sat
silent, shocked by her discovery.
Rene was doing all this for her. to
buy her freedom for her.
when there's money enough I'm
going to Rome, and Florence, lust
so l know Lynn is all right, {" he
said.
Shortly afterward Marty and Wild
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INVITING OTHERS TO WORSHIP
GOD

LESSON TExT-Psaln %.
GOLDEN TExT-O magnify the Lord
with me. and let VI exalt his name 10
gether.-Psalm N:3
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THE STORY THUS FAR

11a MngrsW. beaueaeal bloods Nov York
- = StIsA6ed = Palm Beech q ~
hoA1ng 0u1t vtlA salN - cents W. h0r
peo00. 0Io. Hahn Warren, disappoaIS
- ear - Gs1Aar frsm . camp vharo
No.. 4 nets hs@ ma. 1aIrsa savssss
- . can at her New York attorneys
49, soe hG eaoehec and wages. She =
ssssss1 y Try AeN.ir: whom she met
= - maid pCevids M Win soms q 81
Cs evening clothes. They than g % .
ocssA elnb. HI sistsr appears and quar-.
= S.sess: Ly.a sessee the help. q .
hsne where be idsnstaes himself a. Raw.
mead (Wild) Austin. he accuses her Of
tying 70 blackmail him. Greatly tncenssd,
Lyna nees. Stoppang at . coffee shop, she
retuxntnG to New York by trailer and Of.
b@9 10 take her there. She finds Rene to b
2 decent sort OF . fellow. Lynn tells Rene
nef story. The car breaks down. They are
ing repairs. The Lovells believing them new
Nweds. The Lovells discover they are not
married and insist . marriage take place.
There being no way out. Lynn and Rene
ens b name only. with . divorce to follow.
The wedding takes place. Their car re-
paired. thsy g on. Arriving In New York.
@ey 90 to . trailer camp. Rene u taken
m Lynn nurses him through. Their funds
Ms Warren'S attorney. who gives her .
eneck for t3oo. Lynn secures . position
vim Nine. Reanoud a. q dress model. A
editor Of nationally Known weekly. calls.
and accepts one Of Rene's paintings Of
Lynn for q magazine cover. Rene rents q
studio and Lynn rooms nearby. Austin dis
covers Lynn Ii modelling for Nine. Reanoud
and sends her orchids He visits Lynn and
6egs forgiveness for his conduct at Palm
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BY VIRGINIA VALE

0eheeeo " Weeeotn newspaper Union.)
1T SEEMS that those year
i old twins. Beverly and Bar
bara Quintanilla, are to play
just one baby instead of two in
Warner Brothers -Four Moth
ers," and all because William
Keighley used his head.
The script called for Pris-
ella Lane to be the mother Of
q one-year-old child. One of
the laws that give directors
gray hair is that an infant
can't be kept under the lights
for more than 20 minutes. and can't
work more than two hours day. So
Keighley did some arithmetic and
engaged twins for the role. He
claims that the scheme has two ad-
vantages-it doubles the shooting
time, and though one baby isn't in
the right mood at the big moment,
her sister may be full of ambition.
n
Members of the company of "Vir-
ginia" were sitting around on loca-
ton, waiting for the shooting to
start; of at one side, young lady
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Keep the sitter holes on spice
boxes closed, otherwise the spices
will lose much of their flavor.
When making biscuits, dough-
nuts. cookies and jumbles, the
softer you can handle dough after
turning it onto the board and the
less you handle it, the better re-
suits you will get.
Save leftover pieces of soap in
small sugar or salt bags. Use the
bags In cleaning the bathtub or
lavatory. The bag and soap serve
both as a sponge and a cleansing
agent.
To sharpen dull scissors or
needles, cut or stitch a few inches
through q piece Of fine sandpaper.
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Ihe weeks Of Summer Jew.
Lynne Lie was . mad whirl Of
work. admiration, flowers, posing.
both Wild and Terry were giving
M young woman the rush Of her
LIE.
The day after Lynn had first dined
with Wild, Mr.. Mortimer had tele-
phoned the shop and asked her to
stop Oh at his Office on her lunch
hour. Il had been q queer inter-
view and II Lynn's head had not
been In such . whirl, she would
have puzzled more about It at the
time.
During the whole conversation
Lynn wondered what Mr.. Mortimer
wanted. He seemed Ill at ease, try
ing to find out something. It was
not until she rose to leave that he
remarked: II saw you dining with
Mr.. Austin last night at 1.-THE Fair
way"
eyes, I met him once in Florida,
IN fact. the night I left there"
Lynn's cheeks flushed.
1T might be well not to mention
you'd had business dealings with
Mrs. Warren. or me-" he said with
apparent casualness.
So that was it. Lynn smiled q
little. Men were SO stupid. Why
didn't he say that in the beginning?
Il won't mention it, Mr.. Morti-
mer," she promised. "You know I
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a. SSSs2 T.: :: !: :;; ;;;:::;;

To unmold cornstarch pudding
easily add tablespoon Of butter
to the mixture just before 1t
Is removed from the stove. Be
sure, too, to rinse the molds with
cold water just before you fill
them.
II colored buffers arc desired
for sandwiches, use pimineto com
bined with butter for red or pink,
while watercress chopped fine will
give the desired green and orange
or lemon rind blended with butter
gives the yellow color.
To keep books on shelves or In
cases in good condition sprinkle
them occasionally with powdered
camphor.
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NOTE: These homemakinE booklets are
service to our readers and No. 3 just
published contains . description Of the
other numbers. as well a. n pages Of
clever ideas fully illustrated. They are
10 cents each to cover cost and mailing
Send order to-:
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REHOLD this modern version of
~ an old-time laundry bag. It is
made OF sturdy ticking in crisp
red and white stripes. It hangs
nat against the wall with ivory
rings over brass hooks. It closes
neatly with a upper and may be
opened with one hand. The zip
per II applied in a curve to make
IN ample opening. and the bag is
held In shape with q board in the
bottom. Surely you will want ono
Of these and will want to make
one or more for gifts. Christmas
Is not SO far away. and here Is
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CHAPTER XIV

Lynn hurried over to the studio
to get Rene's breakfast the next
morning and found him painting
away for dear life.
Lynn had never seen him like this.
A fever burned in his eyes as he
worked.
It must have been after when
Marty came and found Rene still
hard at 1t.
go away!" grumbled Rene.
Nov, that's welcome for you!
I just wanted to see how the pic
ture was coming"
Rene stood resolutely in front of
the canvas, Marty, looking at Lynn's
tired face, felt sorry for the girl.
The studio was sitting. Marty
pushed Rene aside and looked at
the canvas. He gasped in surprise.
There stood slender, shimmerinp
figure in deepest moonlight. Marty
recognized the quality instantly. It
was a lovely thing. Wild had been
right.
The guy could paint-real pic
lures, not sugar and water stuff.
well, are you satisfied, now
you've stuck your nose in here?"
"Renel" Lynn reported him for
his rudeness.
Think nothing of it. I'm used
to being insulted by artists" Marty
walked around the canvas. Good"
Then he thrust his hands into his
pockets. What now? What about
the lady Of the furs?"
"She can 60 hangi"
Marty threw up his hands. what
ever you say"
Rene threw himself upon a couch
exhausted. The shadows were
Tightening In the big, bare room.
Shortly, Rene was asleep.
Marty, signaling to Lynn, tiptoed
out, and she went with him.
In the next few days, Lynn had
little time for anything except work.
Rene was painting like a madman
now the spirit moved him. He An
ished the fur picture, began plan
ming an ice one.
He had finished the portrait of
Lynn and II was carefully hidden
away. He refused to allow any
body to see It, even Wild, who an
preciated his work 80 much.
Lynn's vacation was over and sbe
went back to Nine. Reanoud's again
for the Fall showing as she had
promised.
Just before Labor Day, Rene went
OF for a few days vacation I'm IN
Martyrs cabin in Connecticut and
Wild insisted that Lynn should keen
her promise and come I'D to South
Hampton. She hesitated, now that
the time had come.
Does your mother know I'm the
girl you brought home that night 7
left Florida7"
"Of course she doesn't. I told her
about 1t at the time, but that's ALI -
Are you sure7"
"CertainI Wild smiled at LYNN
and said: There is not one other
excuse you can givel You've got 70
come"
So Lynn agreed.
Wild was to bring Lynn down aft
er work on Friday. He was WAITING
for her at $3.50, and he'd had his
chauffeur pick up her bags at her
room.
When they arrived, the big house
set In magnificent gardens. was de.
serted. The butler told Wild every.
body was at the swimming pool
Lynn was shown to her room o
lovely bedroom in rose and cream
which overlooked the Atlantic A
maid hung up her clothes, noted the
inexpensive toilet things. She shifted
a little to herself, but when she saw
Lynn in a simple white wool bath.
ing suit, she quite understood whv
Mr.. Wild was interested in the girl
ITO BE CONTINUED
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CHAPTER XH-Continued

left Rene. She had cooked him some
chops, but could not eat herself. She
felt tired and tense. It was very
hot and she dreaded her little apart
ment. AS she walked out of the
building, she heard her name called.
II was Wild.
II waited. Thought you might
want to get cooled off,"
Lynn accepted reluctantly. "Just
for few minutes" she said.
II wish you'd let me drive you
out on Long Island. It's wonderful
out there. It isn't far, and the Sound
is marvellous"
They rode in silence. through the
city traffic, over the bridge to the
island. It was half an hour before
traffic began to thin and Wild could
step on it. The wind, the speed,
the cooler air, were refreshing. Lynn
was content just to ride on into the
dark. When they'd gone on toward
Great Neck, Wild said: "I'n bet you
didn't eat any dinner"
II had a cup of tea"
Wen stop at a cool place I
know"
II look pretty messy" Lynn said.
Wild did not even bother to an
swer. He pulled in at a sheltered
little place on the shore, and shortly
they faced each other across the
table.
There, that's better" He touched
her hand as it lay on the table.
Nov I feel you've really forgiven
me-"
There's nothing to forgive, real
ly. can see you might have been
suspicious of me-" Lynn replied. 1T
was all pretty crazy. But you were
o little harsh"
He did not answer, but sat look
ing at her lovely, mobile face in the
soft light from the table lamp.
Eyes, you're as lovely as I re-
membered you"
Lynn's cheeks colored unexpect-
edly under his eyes.
II know what you're going to say.
Please don't say it. Let me talk"
He moved restlessly. 1--WE done
nothing but think of you since you
left that night" he went on. 81
tried to find you, but there wasn't q
trace" He tried to make her look
at him.
Please, Mr.. Austin"
Lynn, look at me-" She finally
obeyed him.
do you believe met" Under his
intense gaze she had to answer hon.
sstly: Eyes"
'will you let me see you now and
then2"
Lynn hesitated. The conversation
was getting well out of hand.
Eyes, If you WISH" she finally
said.
will you let me prove, too, all I
want to say to you-and can't?"
She did not answer and he did not
demand one.
When they left, although Lynn did
not notice, they passed close to q
group of people dining which includ-
ed Mortimer. Mortimer saw Lynn
and her companion, and turned
away so she could not recognize
him.
Wild tried to get her to promise
she'd come out to Long Island some
weekend when his mother was hav-
ing guests.
I'm busy all week-ends, for Mon
day I'm of and Rene works all
day"
You can't keep on working this
way"
For q while, until we're sure
how Rene's pictures are going to
stand the test"
II want to ask you something.
Are you in love with this artist?"
"Of course notl" Lynn answered
quickly, almost breathlessly, in g
kind Of panic.
He bent suddenly and kissed her
on her red lips.
Lynn, I'm going to make you
love me whether you want to or
notl" Then he let her go.
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was crocheting. She seemed to
be so expert that one of the extras, a
local girl, asked II she'd teach her.
The pretty crocheter was most af-
fable about it; when the director,
Edward H. Griffith, called the play
ers together at last the pupil thanked
her. by the way" she said,
whats your narne?6 The crocheter
replied "Call me Madeleine-Made-
leine Carroll"
Maybe this Is bribery-but Direc-
tor Mitchell Lessen has told Ray Mil
Land and Claudette Colbert, co-stars
OF his picture, "Arise My Love-"
that II they complete their roles
ahead Of schedule he will buy each
Of them TAILORED suit. Director Sam
Wood also became clothes consc ious
and sent little Betty Brewer two
sweaters and plaid skirt for being
such good girl when Claudette's
husband, DR.. Joel J. Freshman, took
her tonsils out. Not to be outdone
by all this generosity, Claudette is
working between scenes on blanket
which will be gift for the Ray
Midland heir, little David Daniel.
y
Paulette Goddard danced three
numbers with Fred Astaire for
scenes in Paramount's Second
Chorus" and set a record that prob
ably won't be broken in Hollywood
for many years to come. Though
she has never danced for films be-
fore, she did 1t so well that every
dance photographed perfectly in one
take, thanks to working like a dog
at rehearsals.
Frank Capra seeks realism In his
pictures. When Gary Cooper had to
protest q decision to baseball UNI
pire In "Meet John Doe" Capra
asked Pat Flaherty, former major
league pitcher, what players usually
say In such q case.
you've never seen IL printed,
have your" asked Flaherty. Capra
shook his head. "Then you wouldn't
want to use II In the picture, would
your"
So the protest will just sound like
an angry speech by Donald Duck.
-
"The one, the only, the original
Professor Quiz, who recently cele-
brated his 200th consecutive week on
the air, has been broadcasting for
four years-during that time he's
received almost 1000, 900 letters, con-
tanning more than 10000, 900 ques-
tions-and has paid out more than
$4,000 in prize money. He's not
superstitious, but he refuses to go
on the air without the battered old
felt hat from which the questions
are selected at the bTOadcast-it was
borrowed years ago from a station
manager in Charlotte, N. c., and is
looked upon as the good luck charm
of the show.
Donna Woods fine soprano voice
was going TO waste In a mediocre
girl trio, and the "COllegians" were
a male trio that wasn't getting the
breaks, not so long ago. But when
they joined talents and became the
"Smarties" things began to happen
they auditiOned successfully on a
Boston station, won several shows.
then Horace Heidi heard them, hired
them-and now they're known as
Donna and Her Don Juans," and
featured with the Musical Knights
on the Pot o. Gold and Treasure
Chest programs.
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STUDIOS FOR RENT.
STORES FOR REM

LARGE HALL FOR RENT. SUITABLE FOR
artistic domestic store. 1918 M st. NV.
ME- SQ5T
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40 ACRES, SO IN CULTIVATION, "a MILE
off Georgia ave. extended committing dis
tance; hard-surface road; 3-rm. house;
electricity: deep well; spring, stream pas
ture; acres woods; if sold this week.
S5 0O0 Box 2OS-Y Star
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TAKOMA PARK, 8 r., NEWLY PAPERED,
NEAR BROOKEVILLE-Colon house,
r, . baths | l acres on old mill stream.
Swimming pool. Woods. Farm buildings.
R. D. LILLE.
225 Maple Ave, Takoma Park. SH. 1907.
S55-HAVING BEEN ORDERED FROM
Washington. must rent new 5-room house:
. bedrooms and bath, auto. heat refrigera-
tor; near bus line, 5 minutes from Govt.
bldgs. Inquire 230l So Arlington Ridge rd.
AURORA HILLS VA
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A REAL BUY

5-room bungalow: ami; close in; smi
down payment, small monthly payment
bargain.
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ARLINGTON ROOMS. SEMI-DE-
cached house in Westmont; conv. to
schools and shopping area. S16 S. High
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On, 1nyesf BIdg. RE. 11s1.
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SACRIFICE FOR QUICK SALE-DE-
Il mile from District: $3.50; $3.50 down,
S3S monthly Warfield 8096.
NEW HOUSE. BY OWNERS R., Ia B..
attic garage, porch; h.-w.h,,. oil burner,
summer winter hook-up: fun basement;
and storm sash; Hotpoint range; "a acre;
4 mi. past Falls Church on Lee hwy. to
Fair Hill subdivision turn left on Cedar
lane to 2Ed house. Alexandra 1897.
WHITE OR COLORED-NEAR LEE HIGH
way 4 acres, 5-room house, $4,000 90.
MORAN, DI. 1858. r. Church s12-J-2.
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2,3OO ACRES
NEAR WASHINGTON.

IN HISTORIC FAIRFAX CO, VA.
IhlS property is clear Of debt and fs
ideally located and suited for SUBDIVISION,
game preserve or country estate l. lies IN
one complete body, with miles OF State
road frontage, Of which some is hard sur
Iacec II is II miles from WASHINGTON
to this land over hard roads Cltv cleo
Tlclty and school buses available In
white neighborhood. This land is COW
eFe7 with beautiful trees. hills valleys.
ries and has a large creek on IT, Price $50
per acre as a whole oae-fOurth cash,
balance over a long period Of years No
agents traders or option seekers need ap-
ply. See MASON HIRST. Annanda'e, va,
at the end Of Columbia pike Phone Alex
snurla 5hl2. Address Alexa ndrIa, Va,
Route 3. Ofhce closed SUNDAYS
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NEARBY VIRGINIA-5-ROOM MODERN
house, garage, hen house orchard, II
acres Apt. 43. 1920 Conn. ave, eve 3'
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Mr.. w. G., AND C.. CLUB

:, 1a-yr. .-old custom built brick house. in
distinctive community 6 lrg rms Oh
baths, 12-acre corner lot with many
dogWood and lrg. white oak trees. Owner
gong TO Minneapolis: S11.950. 1904 Both
st. n, ArL, Va. CHI. 1G1a.
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NEARBY VA.

New 5-room and bath; oil air-condition-
ed automatic hot water; near schools,
churches, stores and trans, and within 10
minutes of Washington; S55 CHI. 1341.
j.. WESLEY BUCHANAN, 1901 Columbia
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FARMS For RENT

FOR RENT-POULTRY FARM NEAR Dis
trlct line in Maryland: capacity 800
LAYERS: brooder houses 500 capacity each:
running water and electricity in houses:
4arEe iced house and bins Also will sell
500 Leghorn layers and equipment. Box
253-Y, Star
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
(entrance in rear). beginning at TEN
O'CLOCK AM. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
FIFTH, 1910, the lost. stolen and absn-
doned property in the possession of the
Metropolitan Police Department, D. c..
consisting Of miscellaneous articles which
have not been called for by the claimants
as contemplated by law. LAWRENCE r.,
BEALL' Captain, Metropolitan Police, Chief
talSO property Clerk no2 at
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ACREAGE WANTED.

COLORED MAN. EXPERIENCED FARMER,
earqener, poultryman, wishes to rent Sev-
eral acres good land, share basis for 1871.
HractlcaI, scientific. References. Single,
city.
WILL PAY CASH FOR SMALL ACREAGE
On Whclh grocery business can be started.
Eve all details. Box 26-Z, Star
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Make Money With Chickens.
Take life easy: acres 5 rms, new
home. garage, large poultry house; offered
first buyer, $3.50.
rm. dwelling; price, So $50; about SIS
cash. $50 monthly. No red tape, no delay.
Bring deposit today
CRAWFORDS, Never Closed,
1902 Prince St Alex O6I3 .
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FAVE BUYERS FOR REAL ESTATE PROP
critics List with US.
BOWLING CLARK REALTY CO.
1o1 n 81 NE Ii. 5133.
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never occupied; 3 bedrooms, ami. Ar
lington Forest Phone oxford 75-J-2 OF
oxford l77I for appointmen
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BUILDERS AND SEVERAL,
miles OF acreaee and building lots fronting
Connectlcut ave. River and Bradley roads,
CoIeSVlue pike and other important State
roads suitable for high and low cost
housing. elevator and walk-up apartments,
row houses and new proposed commercial
Genters wholesale only; &c TO 81 80 50. n,
invest with the tide. U. S. Census shows
washington 70 be our fastest growing big
Ci,y- FULTON r. GORDON, 1927 Eye ST.
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TOURIST HOME. REASONABLE, ON U: s.
two Squares north of Laurel, Md; un-
usual opportunity to acquire very hand-
some residence; grounds lsndscaped; aVa1I-
able for tourist cabins. terms. M L.
lager. Laurel, Maryland
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NEAR ROCKVILLE.
7-room home on 6-acre plot with at
tractive entrance and several lovely shade
trees. located across the road from $780,
600 estate: priced S11 800.
w. c. & A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO..
1119 18th st. NV. District AGA.
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OFFICE ON End OR 3rd FLOORS, 5Ox75
or 60x75 or larger, must have . washrooms
What have you? Phone District 1873. %
FURNISHED OFFICE WITH STENO-
graphic service.
D. G. WALLACE. HOTEL EBBITT.
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$40 DOWN. SO MONTH
Ellher wooded or cleared grassland in
ANNANDALE ACRES. Good gravel streets.
eiec. phone close TO school. church. trans:
- miles from WASHINGTON. See them now
Ior cholce lots. Drive out Columbia pike
70 Annandale School, turn left "a mile to
VERNON M. LYNCH & SON,
once. Miles Out Columbia Pike. Phons
Alexandra 5go6- Open Eve Closed suns
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STORES FOR RENT.

NEAR 2lst AND L SITS. N.W-sTORE
and garage, 25x3S. Heat furnished in store
Can be rented separately If desired Rent
for both, 10000. Call or see Mr, Marshau
BOSS a. PHELPS.
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NEARBY FAIRFAX COUNTY, Wax
acre; new, modern Cape Cod; rms, bath,
h.-w.h.; garage attached; S45 mo. Falls
Church S6S-J-1
Evening star., 1940-11-03

AURORA HILLS ARL. 232e JOYCE ST
4 bedrns, III baths, oil heat 10 min TO
White 9ee oii House = 1oc bus; $500 cash, low mo
payments; open. B. J. GREENHOUSE Ma