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Evening star., 1940-08-14

Ranges quoted do not represent extreme
price range IN each quality. but onlv on
bulk OF sales. approximately two-thirds
of total)
First-hand sales for week ending Au-
gust we're S2S6S6 pounds
hand sales. ii.462.247 pounds; resales.
s95,S31 pounds; total sales, 12.35S.01S
pounds
Note-First-hand sales represent sales by
the growers and sales of tobacco purchased
from the growers in the country by trans
fer buyers and others. but sold for the
first time on an auction market. Resales
include tobacco purchased on the auction
floors and resold thereon by the pur-
chasers.
Evening star., 1940-08-14
Gas Light Co. Sales
Show Big Increase
Over Last Year
R. A. Du Four Is Named
General Agent Of Pacific
Mutual Life Co.
By HAROLD B. ROGERS.

Washington Gas Light Co. sales
OF gas increased substantially for
July and the first seven months OF
the year over the comparable periods
Evening star., 1940-08-14
Federal Lund Bonks

NEW YORK, Aus. II tR.-Federal Land
Evening star., 1940-08-14
New York Bar Silver

NEW YORK, Aug, II R.-Bar
silver, 34%, unchanged.
Evening star., 1940-08-14
u. s. Treasury Notes

NEW YORK Aug~14 LP.-Prices quoted
in dollars and thirty-seconds.
The Nome nugget., 1940-04-05

tween Washington, D. C., and New York City, main headquar- ters of Pan American AirWays, from February Is to March 24. The GAIA hearings over the AL aska application were held in Washington between February 26 and March 1. Governor Ernest H. Gruening, Delegate Anthony J. Dimond and many aviation of fcials joined Crosson in testify ing in behalf of the northland service.
 Enroute to Alaska, Crosson at tended sessions of the Northwest Aviation Planning Council in Seattle. Representatives of flying firms throughout Washington, Or egon, Idaho and Montant present at the conference were luminous in their support of the new Seat tle-Jueau route, according to Crosson.
The Nome nugget., 1940-04-05
More Surplus Canned Salmon .l04O Than l039

SEATTLE, April lH) - The Association of Pacific Fisheries said stocks of unsold canned sal mon at the end of March, totaled 369,53 cases. The information is based on reports from 81 com panies representing 99 percent of last years pack. This number is 45, 173 more cases than unsold at the same time last year and indicated a movement of 120,618 cases of salmon during March.
The Nome nugget., 1940-04-05

will be the northern terminus of six-and lone half hour jaunt by four-motored flying boat out of Seattle when the long herald cd States-Alaska link becomes reality sometime next month.
 Joe Cros5on, manager of Pac- fife Alaska Airways, brought this information to Fairbanks recent ly when he returned to his head quarters after two months in Cal ifornia, Washington, D. C., New York, and Seattle conferring ov CT the Seattle-Juneau skyway whose fate is now in the hands of the Civil Aeronautics Author
The Nome nugget., 1940-04-05
Alaska Pilots

Robbins and Jones will captain the Sikorsky on it's twice-Weekly runs, with Murray Stuart and Gene Meyring scheduled to fly as first officers.
 Stuart is at present at Treasure Island earning the necessary rat ing to fly the big boat Meyring his already acquired his certific- ate, and is expected to leave the Fairbanks to Juneau run about May l.
 Another upshot of the expand ing traffic Alaskaward will be basing of two new transport ships in the Fairbanks hangar of Pacific Alaska Airways.
 These will be a pair of twin motored DS2 Douglas planes of IA passenger capacity. The Lock heed Electras now in use will be transferred to the Fairbanks Nome run, Crosson stated.
 Beginning of regular midWeek between Fairbanks and Juneau is expected about May |.
 CAA Hearings
 Crosson divided his time be-
The Nome nugget., 1940-04-05
Work Under Way

Despite the fact no decision on Pacific Alaska Airways' applic ation for the link has been forth coming, we are going ahead with all preparations for opening the new traffic lane," said Crosson.
 This anticipatory action is based on the favorable reception and support of the project every where evident, according to Cros son.
The Nome nugget., 1940-04-05
Giant Sikorsky

Docking facilities and refuel- ing equipment will be placed at Auke Bay, and similar craft and passenger necessities are under installation at Ketchikan to re- ceive the giant quadruplepower- ed SAP Sikorsky which has been assigned by Pan American Air ways to the projected Alaska type.
The Nome nugget., 1940-04-05
PACIFIC ALASKA AIRWAYS CLEARING THE TRAIL FOR SIKORSKY FROM SETTLE

WASHINGTON, April 3-CAA Examiner Frank Mcintyre recon mended approval of the applica- tion of the Pacific Alaska Air ways, a Pan American Airways subsidiary, for a new route be- tween Seattle and Juneau with an intermediate stop at Ketchi- kan. The recommendation is not final being subject to review by the Authority.
 Auke Bay, at the tip of Ju- neau's scenic Glacier Highway
The Nome nugget., 1940-04-05
KnOcked-DOWn Barracks For Ladd Field

SEATTLE, April 4-Three com plete knocked down barracks built here, also hardware, tools, machinery and wood pipe bought here, will be loaded on the Ar my transport St. Miheil due Thursday at 6 am. enroute to Seward. The vessel will also load lumber at Everett.
 The Army Quartermaster Corps said this is the first of nine trips. The entire cargo is destined for Ladd Field, Fairbanks.
The Nome nugget., 1940-04-05
ALASKA WORK ON HARBORS AUTHORIZED

WASHINGTON, April 3 - The Senate Commerce committee pro jects authorized Tuesday, which included improvements to Wra9- gell NarroWs, also included i'm provements to Metlakatia harbor at cost of $12O,OOO; Meyers Chuck harbor, $25,OOO; Craig har bor, $80,000; Wrangell harbor, $18,9OO; Petersburg, $8,000; Port Alexander, $31, ,OOO; Sitka harbor, $1O9,00O; Elfn Cove, $3&00O; Kodiak harbor, $7O,OO0.
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The Nome nugget., 1940-04-05
Radio Improvements

A large proportion of the $15,- 900 PA communications system improvements program announc- ed recently by Robert J. Gleason communications supervisor, is al so in anticipation of launching the Sikorsky flights. Gleason him self is at present in New York in connection with the radio im- provement work.
 Opening of the States-to-Terri tory route will bring two Alaska pilots back to the fold.
 These are s. E. Robbins and w. J. Jones, both formerly with Pac fife Alaska Airways, since station ed more than a year by Pan Am erican AirWays at Miami, flying the same type of ship assigned to the Alaska service.
The Nome nugget., 1940-04-05

The ship will be modelled to carry g passengers and their bag gage on tWice-weekly north bound takeoffs from Mathews Beach on Lake Washington, Seat tie, Crosson said. A station and seapIane dock is under construc- ton at Matthews Beach now.
The Nome nugget., 1940-04-05
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That unique and humorous and typical Alaskan stationery "Sourdough Roadhouse Letter. heads and Envelopes, have beer brought strictly uptodate, and are now available at the Nugget of3- ce.
Evening star., 1940-12-20

-Colorful 2-Pc pajamas in button
or slipon style Lots OF colors and
patterns. Very flne make. Cotton
broadcloths and sateens. Sizes 8
to Is
Kann's-Second Floor,
Evening star., 1940-12-20

"A rugged. serviceable set
for the kiddies' tea parties.
Large 17x22-inch table with
two curved back chairs-all
we'll constructed of rich
maple-finished wood. Spe-
cially priced for Saturday!
Evening star., 1940-12-20

"A wonderful buy! All
wool tweeds on one side
and cotton gabardine on
the other. Fly front, rail-
road stitching and double
cloth lapels. Sizes 10 to
%. Also heavy all-wool
o'coats with wool lining.
Sizes II to 18.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-27
BARCLAY ON DRILDCE}:

The diamoIG Q lead to the y
vas followed By 4 switch 70 the
,uh 5. which the A Won. peClarer
rs1t the heart > to tbs J. vest
Guc,;ug. returned South with the
,.aNoHd X and led the Eelrt 8.
West ducked again and South let
the 5 win. following with the 10
% The \. then a losing GLIB
aneSse West fired back another
club. then South made West use
his last trump or the good d.
woni 70 THIS time West returned
another cl';H. 50 the Gec;arcr &C.;
MS at helrt. last ol"h and spade
\. giving up q spade at the end
lie had lost 20 the opponents only
o = trick IN each suit, H2a%irc ID
ioor,eG 3-Hearts fer { :,!sciol2
GAZE.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-27

EDITOR. NOTE; DR.. Clrn,l"ui.,.. i,,.
seven par alt Is ".hr"h ":rr be- "','. Ili,,! I.v
i''''f'- ..:'rh pamphlet cell Inr. - ,..,r; .
'.'r ''.ir On" ":'rIi.il"L IL. ncI. UrnI 80
'''H ." com. and Il sell -:it,,., ed cuyrnrr.
'"' 'i''l with a lhr""-r"ul .'rup. l., D..
- an "'hd"hinr. IL care 81 ;.i. Iat,r.
II" hhiiphlc,S are: Three E.r'.s' it",Iur-
-! "a ','. lndiY".ii"n :.r.'! Con. itl,..'i"
Reducing and G:,inin:." "Irc,.,l T.r,I.
ing "In"truriinns for The. Treatment ~
nlabctcs Feminine Hypicn." and The
Care Of the Hair and Skin"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-27
Value of In!ecf:ors
For Painful Heel

Are mcdjcqted INFECTIONS for
painful reefs h"Dciclai
Many substances are used IS in-
jections to give relief for pa. Ful
heel. Painful heels may be due 10
bony spurs. to infected bursae or
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-27

die ear with pus behind the drum
The symptoms do net u5atc until
the pressure Of the pus Is relieved.
Sometimes the pus brcahs through
the drum naturally and the drops
help TO soften the drum and 10 aid
in this. Nothing, however, takes the
place of a competent doctor who is
prepared to open the drum when the
time IS ripe.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-27

simply to fibros;tis Of the heel. H.
jnctions will naturally not make The
hpny spms disappear Tut they may
temporarily relieve the pain.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-27
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

c. /. E.: What conditions cause
ar;hritis? Can the calcium deposits
be removed after they are formed or
can they be changed in form? What
diet and vltamirs are needed bv
arthritic paticnts?'
Answer-Thc fundamental cause
OF chronic arthritis is probably in
lection. This infection may be latent
ana give no trouble at the site Of it's
orlSln-So-calicd focal infection in
the teeth, tonSils, gall-bladdcr, etc.
Probably age and posture and con-
stltutlon also have something to do
with chronic arthrilis. Calcium dc
posts return if removed and notn-
ing etfcctual can be done for them
by the use Of medicine. Eitarnins
Is, & and ID are used very couyldcr-
ably in the treatment Of arlhritic
patients. Diet itself has cry little
influence.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-27

DR.. Clcndcnin% ", answer
questions Of genera. interest
only, and then onl. through
his column.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
ONLY 35 LEFT.

Summit Park tadioning HillcresD wood
ed buiiding sites; $3.50 to 5000 Branch
once 36ol Alabama ave. Sc. Open Sat-
urday and Sunday afternoons. Ii. 1000.
ADELBERT w. LEE
Evening star., 1940-06-09

RIVER FRONT PROPERTY 3 MILES
south Of Alexandria. Va This is u
acre lot, with frontage on the Potomac
River Of 40 IT.. One of the most desir-
able places on the river front Plenty of
lovely shade flowers and shrubbery. The
improvements consist of Broom cottage,
in good condition. all modern improve
ments; garage, wood she'd work shop and
well house. When you see it you will
Apply to A. S. DONIPHAN L SON. 4o5
Doniphan Building, Alexandria. Va.
Phone Alex OS4O
Evening star., 1940-06-09
H B LEARY Jr., & BROS.
81 and n Y Ave NE EO 6n1o

CADILLAC 1899 5-pass 4-dr touring Sc
dan; large trunk dark blue finish. white
sldeTall tires. seat covers installed at time
of delivery. radio. heater and defroster,
sunshine roof. car sold rev for {" .O2I
Certainly here is remarkable value a.
Sl'@G3. c. c. c. Guaranty. Capitol Cad!l-
lac Co. 100 22nd st NV MA. $500.
Open evenlngs. closed SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1940-06-09

CHEVROLET 1898 a-door town sedan:
original finish like new motor sound and
powerful, like-new tires, immaculate in
terror any demonstration YOU wish; priced
low ~ S44A; over 100 other fine cars st
ARCADE PONTIAC. your Pontiac dealer
Az Irving " sSOp
Evening star., 1940-06-09

ATTRACTIVE LOG CABIN,
Lake Jackson. Va.-Good swimming and
fishing. Committing distance 45-min.
drive to D. c. rooms. baths, 2
balcony. large stone fireplace, recre-
alton room. all modern conveniences Re
stricted community. $3.50. Call Vienna
l25
Evening star., 1940-06-09
CYNTHIA WARNER CAMP.

l5OO Carroll ave- Tax. PIX, Md
Children, two to 10, day or boarding
camps; acres of ground; limited enroll
ment; excellent counSelorS.
CJDI G. FARM CAMP
Evening star., 1940-06-09

IOND I!5o plckup. practically new: fun
Price S45o' cash or terms. Being sold To-
sa,siy s,di lien. Mr.. Sommerv!lle, parking lot
Evening star., 1940-06-09
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

4 ROOMS, BATH ELEc., BASEMENT
sans Road Nd mR aANH
3aI 35th st ne, River Terrace
SALE, REASONABLE. S-ROOM HOME. .
acres, Of fine land, small barn, garage: on
paved rood c'a. ~ miles north Of Gathers,
premises. CHARLES w. STANG
MARYLAND FARMHOUSE ON .5 WOOD
ed acres bordered by Two streams old-time
f,oweT sasde1 fruit yegetab.es eectreity
schools, stores and churches in Poolesville.
Montgomery County. Maryland; modestly
owneT c. 6. VAN EMoS Te TfenSiae5ea PoolesviIle He
SUMMER HOME, IS RMS. 2 BATHS,
Ia miles from rom iEeereo Deep Creek ssn0 Iske Mn fine
mount ain home; bargain. Write. see or call
1T. G. K. GREGG, Fort B.lvoir. Va.
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE l44 ACRE
Montgomery County; admirable for sub
PRsNcIs N MfIqq5y hSms viii
44o0 Flowerton I'd. Baltimore ..
14-,RoOM HOUSE, . BATHS. 5 GARAGES,
and s,room house with bath. shower; box
wood hedge and several trees: being used as
best of condition; h-wh h. gas elec; must
'e See" 10 r Re- sD'eesis'ee 4 oRR' OWNER.
Warrenton. Va 49,
GookINa PfSEY PTaH BRANcHi N HtHsss NEAR oS6N coN
GRESSIONAL COUNTRY CLUB AND PO-
TOMAC HUNT CLUB. Stone house with
approximately 3 acres of ground living
room TWO master bedrooms two baths,
Kitchen dining porch, Sleeping porch. ser
wants room and bath.
Located g miles from Dupont Circle
tomac. Nd. turn right one mile to West
Glen, roed. turn right to property "a miles
on the left Open y TO pm. Sunday
For particulars call
RANDALL H HAGNER L. COMPANY INC,
1921 Conn. Ave DE $500
Evening star., 1940-06-09

FARM, 25 ACRES. WITH OLD HOUSE IN
Stafford Co, Va; small stream and spring;
81 600 buys it. $40 down and $40 month
Boy RE
Evening star., 1940-06-09
FARMS WANTED.

RENT-FARM WITH ) OR Il ROOM
houSe. Give full particulars. Box 3O-E,
Star
FARM, WE'LL LOCATED RADIUS 30 MI,
fenced, buildings. GOOD water Describe
fully, right price Box 59-E Star
WANT NEARBY FARM, MODERATE PRICE.
Must be bargain. Call Mr.. WARING.
Greenwood 223@
WANT TO PURCHASE GOOD FARM ON
reasonable terms. What have you? De-
scribe fully Box GOLD, Star
WANTED TO RENT-SMALL CHICKEN,
truck tarm on share: J R. CLEVELAND,
route T. Anacostia D. c.
WANTED-SMALL ACREAGE PREFER
water front accessible. not in develop
ment' state price ano location. Box l32-E,
WILL EXCHANGE 81 900 EQUITY IN At
tractlve. well-located, 6-room brick house
IN NV Washineton, on farm within %
miles OF % G and add some cash if nee
essary: Write or call H c. BISCOE, 1893
Gerheld st NV. Woodjsy II 700.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
CHESAPEAKE BAY

1) 10 acres with 652 it, wi6e sand
beach: 100 acres virgin timber improved
BY Colonial home. barn. outbuildings; 65
miles D C: S65OO
t2) Calvert Beach-1O-room, modern
home on bay: 12n IT. water front; wide
SANG beach $500 ,O.her desirable wa
ter-fronf ~roDnrtieS
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY
Prince Frederick. Nd Phone lIo-J
Evening star., 1940-06-09

Large Broom house, situated
on high hill, large shade trees,
good road. elec. train to Wash
ington. all modern conveniences.
35 acres of the finest soil in Fair
fax County. l6 miles from WASH
ington, easy half-hour driving
time. $4,000. Convenient terms
can be arranged.
II acres, containing several
beautiful home sites, within q
mile from Fairfax Courthouse
and Lee Highway. Lots of shade
trees. Well watered.
Groom log house with unus-
ually large stone fireplace, mod
ern bath, in perfect condition.
facing large lake. Can give i'm
mediate possession. $3.50.
So acres of beautiful rolling
woodland. IA miles from WASH
ington. accessible to roads, 2
streams.
THOMAS & co.
Phone Vienna tva.> 125
Evening star., 1940-06-09
COMMITTING DISTANCE

IN Prince GEORGES Co, II miles D c.: PSI
acres productive, rolling land. on . county
electricity home: 3 halls. 5 fireplaces,
large outside chimneys. hewn-oak framing:
hahdSome stairway to 3rd floor This fine
pre-ClVll War house is in excellent con-
ditlon. The price. So.S5O. makes this one
OF OF me best values within this distance Of
, THEODORE F. MENK
- 20th NV. % HO 1907.
Evening and SUNDAY. DI 4S.t
Evening star., 1940-06-09
IDEAL COTTAGE

On beautiful knoll directly on Chesa-
peake BAY, wide sand beach, fishing pier
nearby large rooms. front and side
porches. fireplace. bathroom. running wa
ter, finished completely throughout knotty
pine living room large lot; lovely shade
trees. place you Will be proud to own
al very low price End on very easy
terms. See MR.. FLEMING Calvert Beach
Pavilion Take Solomons road through
Prince Frederick to Calvert Beach. miles
Evening star., 1940-06-09
S1.75O-REAI, VALUE.

Kenwood -on -the-Bay bungalow COM
pletely furn.. equipped to sleep 7 persons;
cleo. running water ,sink in Kitchen.
ilavatory on lst A.: , basement shower.
large screened porch. large liv rm.. wood
ed lot; an lS-ft boat with cupboard motor
and boathouse included This exceptional
value due to owner leaving city. Taylor
Evening star., 1940-06-09

CHEVROLET 1880 c-oool S23 Flood
Pontiac 1921 Connecticut. wo. s4o1.
CHEVROLET 1892 o-door sedan s-cyI;
So. Flood Pontiac 1921 Connecticut
Evening star., 1940-06-09
BAY RIDGE

, For real bargain in nicely furnished
6-room and bath waterfront home, with
very large lot call and inspect los River
drive Sunday afternoon You will like this
home VIM. H. LANHAM, 1410 H ST. NV
Evening star., 1940-06-09
FARMS FOR SALE.
(Continled

GpFCTAT. pARGATN

SPECIAL BARGAIN.
203 acres, so acres cleared fertile land:
$4,000: 3 miles from Stuart va; clear
Rs # 81 asRs s=y dae@s siSSa sssn Ss or 4Re
Alex, Va. R. 3.
sPoRTsMAN's PARADIsE.-lsO ACRES:
/ fertile waterfront farm fine. wild fowl
taee servants house. old slave cabins in
Wakefield, birthplace Of Washington. Price,
$1,000 700 acres adjoining land at $40
per acre.
Phone 135 Herndon. Va.
estate famous in Lincoln's time. The old
mansion, built in 1900. on a high knoll
known as Fairview contains eight rooms
With wi h, wide flooring and hand-hewed timber.
will require considerable work Three mas
sive old chimneys and sood view. some
acres with large tenant house and two
barns; growing excellent tobacco; can be
had most reasonable; located on hard road
% miles from D. c.; reasonable terms. $50
acres. 10 miles from D. c.: houses, -
barns. lake. brick mansion not completed;
over mile road frontage: fine cattle, tobacco.
ment financed; can be had at $1,000 an
pls ld55 THE s'4tt7 MARyEAND 4 " HrA1Ey. ". 500,
bldss btH A. sio5ool E1B,i RES ElEc'' GOOD FARM
80 ia a; s-r., stone and frame res. cleo,
buildings: large creek through farm.
45 a. ,7-r. stone and log res. modern.
exc exc, condit:on; ooG good outbldes; completely
:, Is a. pr, res. cleo and bath; good out
10" a, top of Blue Ridge COMPLETE mod
ern home with ali outbldss superb view: view
csosI sloo,ooG TO build and landscape
Any, Any one me- wishing a real home this is
a. a, Blue Ridge Mt. property unim-
ofteg %itb,n retused al the above on good r.
comfortable At ali times of the year. c.
c ELSEA, Realtor. Bluemont, Va
Sl5;o0o-,539 ACRES, SETS BUILDINGS,
wheat. Ideal for mechanized equipment.
About 90 miles d. c 'N'''e''''
b,Ns Near Iou NoTbeGk-s5.,, ,,?o-a acres, new
firm. house INV. heat; fne garden land. land.
large poultry house and stables
saSev 5evefa! rIo patuxent River farms and farms
R. D. LILLE,
20 Maple Ave, Takoma Park. sH. o3o7
100 Acres, Shenandoah Region.
orshapd fhqse sht xhe and d BLACK oak timber a.
Prise $50 inciudesA ssrns souns team nafn im INV
Ese sstaosde sfRoGT SIX G3Tq RERErY Il 50 5s 5is
resd 1sn;ACRE sR ,,;s,a FARM: ON HARD-sURFAcED
fUsa' bmift 90 o miles from WASHINGTON. Well
in ines F91m hfegse barn and outbuild-
inspect cali Fairfax ONCE l'' 'e' '"'' AZ
GREEN & MAGRUDER,
Evening star., 1940-06-09

CHEVROLET 1894 112-ton panel delivery:
body motor brakes. tires all in excellent
condition; has had very little use: actual
mleage 10000: real value az only
$50 Pohanka Service, 1926 goth st. NV.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
LOTS WANTED,

FOREST HILLS-IMMEDIATE USE BY
private party, must be reasonably priced
for cash Give particulars. including lot
and square. Box l39-E. Star
Star.
Evening star., 1940-06-09

FORD 1888 i2-ton panel delivery: good
% INT and running condition; cheap, Sl2O
Evening star., 1940-06-09

CHEVROLET 1899 '4-ton pickup: very
detail; bought new about f months aqo
ana an VIII sacrif1ce to sell Immediately: most
,Deral terms in the city. Superior Motors
l4th anC DInnpt .luD
Evening star., 1940-06-09

CHEVROLET coach, 1895, in Al condi-
ton equipped with Philco radio and hot
Hammann, 80 Conn. ave, Kensington. Nd,
Evening star., 1940-06-09

SEVERN RIVER
200 acres. 16 miles from BALTIC. on upper
Severn. 5-room bungalow. barn, chicken
house. new wharf and boathouse Full
riparian rights. Very reasonably priced
in whole or in part STEFFEY, INC,
336 N. Charles St, BALTIC, Md.
FOR RENT
Modern BUNGALOWS on private estate on
Chesapeake City conveniences Fur
nished or unfinished. 2 and bedrooms
kitchen, screened porch. bathhouse. good
beach. safe bathing. 10 minutes from
Annapolis.
PHILIP MILLER
50 State Circle. Annapolis, Nd
Phone Annapolis 2643.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
TIRES FOR SALE.

WANTED - BUILDING IN NoRTHEAs-
section to store 40 trucks WILLIAM!
REALTY CO. National 4a33
Evening star., 1940-06-09
CHESAPEAKE RAY

6'1 acres $500 it. wide beach shore
fronting. This is timber tract so miles
from Washington. Priced at $3.50 per
acre as a whole
THEODORE F. MENK.
1924 Goth st. NV. 9-5 HO 37O7.
tS.,
Evening star., 1940-06-09
ACREAGE AND
RUII,DTNG SITES

All sizes. with or without sewer water
gas. electricity; improved streets beautifully
wooded with oaks, gum and dogwoods: bus
club section" Priced very reasonab bly,
terms Also lots in NV D. c.. Chevy Chase
ana Mass Mass. ave; Call BILL HOWE, Chest
Evening star., 1940-06-09
r. D. LILLE,
GREEN & MAGRUDER,
90 ACRES. 10 ROOMS s4o5o

= TO 3NO0O1V1O, Df ,GJU.
miles D C.: sood-condition home,
pne bath, wired for electricity; tobacco
oafn' stable and other buildings. State
road property: buildings well back from
nelehborhood "N
800 THEODORE F. MENK.
~ 10Th NV. 9-5 HO 31O1.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

STONE HARBoR, N. J.-FURN. COT
taee. finest location, faces water. $500
season. P. o. Box 1856, Stone Harbor,
N. j.
ATLANTIC CITY-VENTNOR-M
Choice summer rentals. cottages, apts.:
1925 90 up. JOSEPH V MCGOWAN, 1926
Ventnor ave, Marsate, j. 9H
REHOBOTH BEACH, DELAWARE--REAL
estate bargains. Close to ocean; lovely cot
tageS for sale or rent by season. MRS.
ROACH, Hotel Marvel Phone 25l1.
REHOBOTH BEACH, DELAWARE
Hotel Marvel, y blk. from ocean on Re-
hoboth ave Rooms, meals. homelike atmos.