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The Sauk Centre herald., 1940-10-17
Thursday, October II, 1910
Order for Hearing On Petition to
Sell Real Estate
STATE OF MINNESOTA
County NJ Sfaarpa

Order for Hearing On Petition to
Sell Real Estate
STATE OF MINNESOTA
IN PROBATE COURT
File No. 1889
In Re Estate of Alice r. Henshaw
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA to
all persons interested in the matter
of the sale of lands under license OF
the Court:
The representative of the above
named estate having filed a petit
tion for the sale Of certain real
estate described in said petition,
under license Of the Probate Court.
THEREFORE, you and each Of
you are hereby cited and required to
show cause. II any you have. before
this Court at the Probate Court
Room in the Court House in the City
of st. Cloud, Minn, on the 25th day
of October. 1910, at o'clock A. NJ,
why said petition should not be
granted.
Notice Of this order shall be given
by publication Of this order in the
Sauk Centre Herald, q legal news
paper and by mailing a copy there
of to each of the heirs, legatees and
devisees of said decedent at least
fourteen days before the day of
said hearing.
Dated October End. 1910
COURT SEAL. Paul Ahles
Judge of Probate
Conklin and Shively
Attorneys for Petitioner
Sauk Centre, Minnesota
Published Oct. 3-10-17. 1940
The Sauk Centre herald., 1940-10-17

the river. The moose reached
shore, sauntered leisurely along
the bank, crossed a field and dis
appeared into the woods. It was
quite a sight for several tourists
fishing on the lake.
Lone Wheel Damages Car
Blooming Prairie-lmagine the
utter surprise OF motorist COM
ing into town last week when the
rear wheel Of an approaching car
separated from 1t and headed
straight for him. This Is what hap
|pened as Frank Ruzek drove mer-
rily on his way to Austin. He didn't
know anything had happened to his
own car until he stopped to exam-
The Sauk Centre herald., 1940-10-17

ent Of the other.
Bankers, farmers, laborers, poll
ticians, pensions and relief groups.
railroads, utilities, and in fact
every organized industry appear to
have lost sight of the fact that we
must live and let live. That we
can not continue Indefinitely seek
ing and obtaining advantages over
the other fellow, and thus best pro-
tect our own interest, the organi-
zation of groups whose sole pur-
pose shall be to bring pressure
on legislators and legislatures to
make laws which are presumed to
insure to their benefits, must be
discontinued. It seems every MEN,
ber Of these various groups is will
ing to sell the other fellows inter-
est down the river" providing he
can protect the interest Of his
group, such policy is as short sight
ed as 1t is unsound.
Organized minorities battle for
chance to eat unorganized major
tiles, in their greed to obtain some
thing for nothing, today their an
xiety to extract goodly portion
from those who work and save
groups. Pressure groups have been
formed to prey on producers, so
the thrifty citizens everywhere have
become the victims of vicious rae
kets.
Year after year the pressure for
new forms of taxation to drain
more money from the over-burden-
ed taxpayer, becomes stronger and
more persistent. This fall and win
ter another blitzkrieg Of the spend
ers will burst in full fury. There
is only one way for the defenders
of State and local government well
fare and security to meet the as
sault intelligently and with any
hope of final victory. They must
unite, they must arm themselves
with facts to show that new forms
Of taxation are unneeded and dan
gerous, to show that enough money
more than enough has already been
provided to conduct all necessary
functions of government with full
efficiency.
Government has only such linn
tied power and is set up for only
such limited purposes as the citi-
zens has granted it, and has no in
herent right of his own, often times
power is maintained by perfecting
political machines operating behind
some human emotion instead Of
government being concerned with
what the people need. It is domi-
mated by what some politician has
made them think they need.
Citizen interest in our opinion Is
the only solution, we must go into
every detail of political organiza-
ton, we must know how they op-
crate better then they do them
selves so we can judge them prop
erly.
George Odell,
President Stearns County
Taxpayers Association,
Brooten, Minnesota.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1940-10-17
The COmmOn-tater
---By Chuck Rattle
Cemetery Barometer For Oty's Progress

Cemetery Barometer For Citys Progress
1t back in 1924. Trustees for the Green
wood Cemetery Association ". L. Burgess, L. w.
Gingery, c. E. Bohall, C. M. Sprague, George Berg
green, H w. Bishop were in meeting over their
less than two-year-od organization These had been
hectic, almost chaotic years-these two just past
1t was an historic meeting But 1t looked back
on troubled times 1t a first year in which
the association had collected exactly five dollars
the second had been only slightly encouraging. They
The Sauk Centre herald., 1940-10-17

Inc the damage to the other car.
After hitting the car. the tire had
oiled on its way. hopping a fence
nd into a nearby field.
.Ost Canadian Assisted
BY Customs Officer
Ely-A. e. Burt, a new pilot for
the Canadian service, one day last
week became a bit confused and
landed his plane at the seaplane
base on Shagawa lake In Northern
Minnesota. 1t took special rul-
ing indicating the landing was a
forced one by customs inspector
Harry Anderson, at Ely, to clear
Burt and assist him to his own
country.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1940-10-17
Public Opinion
TAX PROBLEMS
or Sauk Centre Herald:

Any intelligent discussion OF our
future must be based upon an un-
derstanding Of the fundamental
principles underlying the pattern Of
life we have established here for
ourselves. It is not coincidence that
democracy and the system Of free
private enterprise developed togeth-
er. Their growth has been in the
same direction for the simple rea-
son that one cannot exist independ-
The Sauk Centre herald., 1940-10-17
STATE NEWS
BRIEFS


MOOSE or BOoI!-
Baudette-"I didn't think there
was another boat 50 Close" exclaim-
cd Mrs. Eddy ODonnell, Of Chi
cago, one day last week as she
and Mr.. O'Donnell fished In Rainy
Lake. Her husband looked, then he
took another look, and the third
ono assured him 1t was not q boat
he was looking at Is feet away.
but q cow moose swimming across
The Sauk Centre herald., 1940-10-17

Of the cars were badly battered
when the train arrived in Sauk
Centre two hours late.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1940-10-17

The same two-fisted HEATING
power that won approval Of
these scientist-explorers. 10 in
our stock here at home. Let
their expert judgment guide
YOU to top value in long-lived.
economical fuel. Change to
Great Heart on your next order.
Less than a bushel of ash to the
ton. Satisfaction guaranteed.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1940-10-17

Philadelphia police may be able
to see voices through an cleo
trical device recently invented.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1940-10-17
Bank No. 7SS
CALLED REPORT

CALLED M RI REPoar peS
statsment iR en- srA Of the sondition of
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts. s.....$165,423.9
Bonds and securities -. n.4425S
Banking House. Furni-
ture and Fixtures 80. 12,001.0 90
Other real estate owned. 10000
and cash on hand. -. 76,s27o7
Cash items and checks. 354.51
Total: .ssss.541.s7
Capital Debentures .....$ 100000
Capital stock ........... 25,000.00
Surplus fund ............ 100000
Undivided. profits, net :. 1918
Debenture retirement
Savings deposits ....... ss,OSS.sS
Time certificates ...... 128,339.46
Cashiers checks ....... '5,658.64
Deposits subject to check lis, ,O0s.24
STATE OF MINNEEso;T;Ai. '''''
County Of Stearns. IS.
We, Ben Dubois, President and
F.. S. Cooper, Cashier of the above
named Bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement Is true
to the best of our knowledge and
belief.
BEN DUBOIS, President.
F. s. COOPER. Cashier.
Correct Attest: (Two) Directors
J. F. COOPER.
L. L. KELLS.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 8th day of October, 1910.
(SEAL) H. M. HEDIN.
Notary Public, Stearns County,
Mimi. My commission expires
July II. 1945.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

LYON VILLAGE. VA,
Splendid location. 6 rms. tile bath. oil
h.-w.h., lg. vel: :shrubbed lot. gar; $500
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1925 JACKSON ST NE.--DETACHED. 3
rms kit, bath. sun parlor large porch.
garage: spacious ground; heat furnished:
$40 month Apply MAURICE F1Tz-
GERALD 1311 G st. NV. MA. 1856.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

SOB 18th ST. NV. NEXT DOOR COR. H
nlshed; only "a square from Palais Royal
and an woodward & Lothrop; fine shopping
lll5 Eye ST. NV.
sO1 l4th ST. NV. NEXT COR. H-HAND-
some store with room in rear, cellar, alley
IN rear: heated; busy corner; suitable kfor
IeIspohSible tenant. JESSE L. HEISKELL,
SILVER SPRING. MD-sHOP OR WORK
room. 100 #. floor space Selim I'd,
Witnih | DIX. b d Q. Station. sH. 235O-J.
DISPLAY ROOM AND GARAGE 3o45
wilson blvd, Arl.. Va Centrally located
with WIN 1900 feet noor space Can be con.
SerIeq 10 storeroom or ofices Will re-
modeI 70 suit satisfactory tenants
GMEEsIENBERGER: GE Courthouse St, Arl., va.
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S31 so - TAKOMA PARK -5 ROOMS.
bath, sem-det ached glass porch: nice loca-
tion. Inquire 105 Elm ave, SH 4061-J.
WARDMAN PARK SECTION, 1926 2Sth
nw-6 rooms, = full baths, maids ROOM
gas heat, built-in garage, cedar Closets Is
Inspection by appointment only. Sl0o
s,,opth)y 1O-9
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THOS. J. OWEN & SON AUCTIONEERs.
143l Eve ct NV
TRusTEES SALE or VALUABLE TWO.
STORY ROW BRICK DWELLING,
KNOWN AS NO. l23b ROCK CRTEY

TRusTEEs SALE or VALUABLE TWO
STORY ROW BRICK DWMLiNG.
kSawE EoRDw koAb Af NJ y " 1895 ROCK GREER
By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust duly
recorded in .Liber No. 1851, folio 433. et
se9.. OF the land records OF the District OF
Colum6ia: and at the request Of the party
seGuied ~, , tnereby; the undersigned trustee
FFEES3z FEEEE 1Ax oe1oeE SE Pr .5s ,sSsAsT ~
described land and premises. situate in the
District OF Columbia. and DESIGNATED as
and being the following described land and
premises situate In the County OF wash
ington, District Of Columbia. known and
d1nlsntinguished 1nn as lot numbered twenty-nine
G2ol in Charles B. Hamilton's subdivision
oi. lots IN square numbered tWenty-nine
nunqIed ana thirty-eight (293S) as per plat
RECORDED In the ONCE Of the surveyor for
tns t DiStrict OF Columbia in Liber 81 at
ps sss sSs,se' is.s.Pg ss Prss ssss s
Which will be announced at time of sale;
the purchase price above said trust to be
paid in cash. A deposit Of $500. .06 re-
quired Conveyancing, recording, etc. at
purchaser,s cost Terms to be compljed
with within thirty days, otherwise deposit
forfeited and the property may be adver-
tised ana resold at the discretion Of the
WHHERT McINERNEY,
esI1iititutsd ei1,i tstson TSustes n e. gnder
lO1C Vermont Avenue,
,yd.io1s'{si.iiE5 diitoSf19ss{ ~ Parties Secured.
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6II EYE ST. N.E-NEAR SCHOOL AND
playground; 6 rms. b., h.-w.h.. elec., $50
National 140s. 49,
WOODBRIDGE. 2S43 BELAIR PL. N E.-.5-
rm. frame: sem-detached; gas, elec.; $50.
Call OWNER, Randolph 9l35.
CHEVY CHASE. D. &C TO II ROOMS.
] to 3 baths; also nearby Virginia, D TO 6
rooms, l to . baths Office also open.
70 pm. FULTON R. GORDON, 1927
Eye st. NV DI. $3.50.
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STAR WASHINGTON D. c. FRIDAY JULY 12 1e4o
iNvEsTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

- sWesSs 1NO1 sNss VVN S\eSs
HOUSE MADE INTO 5-FAMILY APART
Completely rented annual income. 81 $50;
Price, S6,b 500; 81 900 cash. This building
VIII show splendid return on invested
safoN fseIs NRdai'ss eoRP NA ss7 ss7 w. WASH
u STLTIRAMsSoDERN xIT. PER. APARTMENT BUILDING
rents $9. 900; shows over 2Os on invest
mis1t;.t msnsi L. iods oLoR1us' 10l3 18th st. NV.
SECOND COMMERCIAL; $4,000 SQUARE
ROTH s1s WoodSsrd blSs. s. INA. IA. 70 Sa5s. q.
sa,so9 &c CASH. s:APT;, RENTED $4,000.
soss nEAIrY Gil Hoqsss ss7 Fs5isd NOT suNDx2 a1s
GpIREcT Gdpn r.. FROM a, =, OWNER: {, w ON LOWER
snts Years rent rented * Ten
sfar sst quickly for this bargain. Box 47s-H.
boFe hoT End soIS cIoMRMEaG1AL Ra1;a l. 5,RooM FRAME
railroad and boulevard. Randolph 1857
81 4 so@s'T.- ooop IHcoME NC; :, WITH W SAFETY
Gsse 0rifk ON st
ten tenant Taon3s pfst four years: Rental. Ns SIS
,OO0--semi- detached brick four-family
nat nat. modern DER building II excellent white
porches. which can be used as 2nd bed
room Central oil heat. Income over
80. SHANNON d LUcHs CO..
1908 H st. NV MA. 234b.
18th AND C STS Sc.
5-rm bath brick, excellent condition
nrst commercial 20-foot frontage: S5OO
cash, $40 month until paid
GUNN & MILLER,
300 llth st. Sc. Atlantic 113O.
PRICE REDUCED SI,5OO-BY OWNER.
New brick. Diet. Colonial. 3-apt. bldg
on paved street, 65-ft. fr; near bus: high
elevation, Live in apt. other 2 apis will
garry building: S1250 cash. monthly rent
Si45. Shown by appointment this week
Phone OWNER. DU. 1863 before 10 am
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OFFICES FOR RENT

602 ST. N.w.-LARGE, AIRY. LIGHT
emce. en- Is per month up. Janitor service.
OFFICE SUITE. NOW AVAILABLE FOR
doctor, other professional or business: IN
heart OF Clarendon business area. 31l5
wilson blvd, Arl, Va. CHI. $500 or
SILVER SPRING-LARGE FRONT OFFICE
IN new nlde. Excellent location for dem
t!st. chiropractor or chiropodist.
MARYLAND REAL ESTATE co
.9oo Georgia ave. SH. 5100.
DOWNTOWN-3' LARGE RMS
vermont ave. near X St; second floor
'front.' suit any type business: SlOO. Also
HHIHst-noor rm., $40 Apply DIXIE REALTY
CO. 1417 L ST. NV
OPPORTUNITY FOR DENTIST.
DentlSt wanted with D. c. license to
lease well-paying dental once mostly plate
WORK Thls is an excellent opportunity for
oentlst seeking comfortable income
NO Investment required Box 453-H, Star,
LOWER CONN. AVE.
Completely Air Conditioned.
ENTIRE FLOOR-2,5OO SO. FIT
ELEVATOR
, sANDOz REAL ESTATE.
MI. Jones. -DU. 1894. No. , Dupont Circle
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

DIRECT FROM OWNER - VALUABLE
commercial property, near Calvert Theater.
tached brick workshop in rear, Ample
space in front for store. All in excellent
condltlon. An exceptional opportunity
Call EN- $3.50
HYATTSVILLE. MD.-COMMERCIAT- LOT
I2ox222 on busy thoroughfare, the Wash
ffnston- Baltimore blvd. Running back 225
III 70 central ave. With 6-room house
WIN sell separate or together BY OWNER,
HyattSvllle o.? j. - Maryland ave.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY

sHERWooD FoREsT--FURNIsHEp COT
large large porches: For rent for season. month.
eReHy Chase Md WI asaa% or WINS WI sas g.
RENTLWATER-FRONT HOME, q ROOMS;
Side. Md. Phone West River 44-F-14.
SHADY SIDE: Mp.-.FuRNIsHKD cor
sood Satnins " YhNbELE st 4 colambis dan 1e:9h ssai
$40 ACRES WOODED LAND
D. c.; $4,000. Ii. 5441 or Ii. 7075-J.
LARGE FyRN; COTTAGE; PVT. SALT
ing. Rent week or month. WI 1854.
CHERRY AVE. NORTH BEACH PARKS
rms, furn; cottage. mr.. water. S15 week.
Call at COTTAGE or phone WO. 67l7.
TWO wHL-LocATED LOTS AT HERALD
fraction Of this Wi vi. ESQ ESQ or or wi. HS s$aS'
For, For SALE. AiLl;u RMS. FuRN.; SCREENED
Leonardtown, Md. AT. 8096.
ENGLAND,s COTTAGE, BREEZY POINT
Beach. $25 per week. Chestnut 9348.
FURN. 5 RMS, SCR PORCH, ETC. CITY
ssIsr RsH AY S IT. front shsdt trees ssfo
COLONIAL BEACH, VA.-CorTAGEs FOR
rent rent, Large, Large modern cottase; $50 wk.;
Sinai cottage, $40 Wk. WO. S42I.
FURNISHED COTTAGE =. AVALON
Shores; for, rent by week, month or sea-
LARGE WATERFRONT LOT. MOTOR
BOAT, boathouse. Also house and lot:
GGIas5 Ga1Sa,. sG1aOart Sa and Severn Td'' Herald
SHORE COTTAGES. ESTATES. ACREAGE,
trade. rent. n Z. RYoS. ma. 1907. '
SHERWOOD FOREST. COTTAGE .331;
Call Alexandra 425s. 49,
OWENS BEACH. MD.-COTTAGE ACCOM-.
9. Fixhing, grabbing. For rent by week
or month. Phone Wisconsin 55O5-M
WOODLAND BEACH, VERY DESIRABLE
lots for sale Reasonable for cash. Lincoln
s204.
POINT LOOKOUT. MD, ON BAY-FUR-
nished cottage, cleo. city plumbing: sleeps
Z: bathing. fishing. WO. 1891.
FOR SALE = BROADWATER ON BAY,
completely furnished, - rooms. bedrooms,
s,,ni,l' baths fireplace inclosed porch. Florida
boathouse with sun deck; ! hour from
Washington. Through Marlboro to WeIles
Corners 70 Southern Md blvd. left at
Bristol follow Cape Ann sign to Broad
SSaaer; The Shack Open Saturday and
NORTH BEACH PARK
Highland PoinD. 3 rms. screened front
chesapeake Bay. viii H"e Consider 9Ve terms on on
exchange for D G.. property. Plenty OF
shade trees. good fishing.
to Norh Beach RrY a hrq0rh 10 soTth Beach
bloek b6G Il to Dundee cottage Hobart
oo:O. open for inspection this week end
es.......
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PROPOSALS.

TNOT0SAkS.
COMMISSIONERS D. C. WASHINGTON
July 8. 1910. Sealed proposals viii he
received at Room 500. District Building.
uI.at CLOCK pm Eastern standard
umel. July %. 1910, and then publicly
opened Tor repaving various roadways
u n p.,,conn CONNECTION with Social Security and
sSnm. naMroad retirement 1ea Board Buildings with
seouI se 1000 square yards of reinforced
- 600 square Yards of sheet asphaltpaye-
ment or alternate. Apply. Room 4oT Dis.
trlct Building. for proposals.
COMMISSIONERS D. C. WAsHMGToiN1
July 1gs 1910. Sealed proposals win be-
received at Room 500, District BuildinT.
until zoo pm, E. s. T.. July ~ 1870
sno then publicly opened. for Painting fEx.
terlor and INTERIOR five (5l Public SchooIs-
GSaraoa High School. 9th Street and Rhode
esAho avenue NV; Hine Junior Hieh
SChooi' TN and streets Sc: John Quincy
Adams School, 9th and California Streets
s,s:: Bruce School. Kenyon street and
SnS IN an ~ avenue NV. and Deanwood
School, Whittingham and Lane places ne
Proposals and specifications NAV he ne. ob.
tanned from the Chief Clerk. Eneineer pe-
partment, Room AZ District RuiIdine
ty10. 10.11.12,1315.16.
PROPOSALS P7tsp WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
Bepe1tmsrit bepean Of Supplies and Accounts Navy
O. CLOCK am. July 10 1910, for furnishing
pig IRON. leather splitting machine antos
mSolle, and until 10 O'Clock m Univ 10
ts4o. for furnishing electrolytic nickel
NJ nNs9r0culomlqm, aluminium ineots to the
~ avy taso. ~ c. etc Apply for proposals
20 5ne BY bureau of Supplies and Accounts
NY Nsnv SPEAR. Paymaster General Of the
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IT'S HERE AT LAST.

3-bedroom em-detached brick, 9
baths; latest equipment. Bendix washer;
large yard: only S7.25Q; F. H.. A. ap-
proved S5l.27 per month includes prin.-
clpal. interest taxes and insurance. 47O4
18th st. ne. Open . to 9 pm.
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THOs. J. OWEN & SON, Auctioneer.--
1431 Eye 6T NV

TRUsTEEs SALE Or VALUABLE roup.
SakGSIsES aSSTHS s. s5iS0 AS0 asAaSaD Akah2Df r1Adtss e
BY virtue Of . certain deed a, t,r.v
duly recorded in Liber No, 63ss. fni;o
4S9 et seq. Of the land records of ths
District Of Columbia and at the renus., @
OF the party secured thereby the unSss.
signed trustee will sell at public Auction
IN In, front Of the premises, on TUESDAY'
THE TWENTY-THIRD DAY or INV
A.. D. 1910. At THREE O'CLOCK PM.
tne following scribed land and pren1isea
situate IN the District of Columbia. and
dssignated as and being lot "a in So,iars
dyi,on Hdi In e David 1o,d A gaer and Others sub
dition to Washington Hetghts." as per dat
recorded In the ofice Of the surveyor fos
me District OF Columbia in Liber 65 at
Terms: Sold subject to n prior deed ~
trust for S69, 800. further particuIars OF
which will be announced at time OF sale:
the purchase pyce above said trust to 81
paid one third in cash, balance in two
equal installments. payable in one and two
years with. interest at 6 per cer,tum per.
annum: secured by second deed Of tri,st
upon the property sold. or ali cash at fhs
option OF the purchaser A deposit Of
81 300 required. Conveyancina recordina,
revenue stamps etc, at purchaser'& cost,
Terms TO be complied with within thirty
days. otherwise deposit forfeited and tts,
property may be advertised and resold &
the discretion Of hsst1T shs t5ystis, iss,,. =,
hla.1s.l1ls.ss sIS4sa surv.sias W.; Trs.t... u.
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OUR
MR., LANE "SAYS"

Here is the best value. dollar for dol
lar he has seen Ia many a day, located in
a. choice; restricted subdivision in nearby
Maryland. Good bus service. Detached
all brick, large rooms. paneled den,
breakfast room, brick attached garage.
large, deep wooded lot: less than l year
old; IN Immaculate condition. Owners
terms at Sl4,50O Phone Mr. LANE. WI
$3.50 or Ma Os56, for appointment.
PAUL T. STONE. INC.
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JEFFERSON PARK. VA.

High above the valley of the Potomac, q
solid block Of new homes STYLED for modern
living standards. Priced from S7,95O to
S1O,95O. they contain 6 rooms, / and 9
baths. Esso oil heat, copper convectors,
JIM insulation. Standard plumbing and
sidewalks. curhs and cutters in. Within 2
blocks Of schools. served by , bus lines.
Drive out Arlington Ridge I'd. to Russell
rd.. right to Jefferson Park entrance and
right to furnished model home at 2403
J. R. HENDERSON,
Temple 1874. Wisconsin 621S.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

A MARYLAND FARM HOME ON c5
wooded acres, in Montsomery County. Nd
rrult, mowers. vegetables; = streams:
piumolng telephone. electricity deep drilled
wen neu WIN Myers pump and pressure-tank
equipment; modestly furnished; commuting
W TRANSFORMATION TO WASHINGTON by motorcar
limits Of Pooesville. $1,000. S700 cash
{. g. VAN EMoN. telephone Poolesville
OLD COLONIAL STONE AND FRAME
nos;s nouSe. rms. in good condition: a lot Of
SocSsipiiltleS. nice setting, lg. trees. ON a
MI ~ Deautlfui view: le. hrepiaces. : lg
snlmneys. good size basement, elec., run
OF good farm land mostly in high state Of
cultivation 35 acres of timber; dairy barn
ior 70 cows. silos. balance of outbuild.
lhgs IN bad condition; 90 cows, heifers.
ouii. horses. all necessary dairy and
aeres r in eorn 10 all acrs CROWNS crops 70
harvested, estimated 400 bushels of wheat
IN the sheaf enough seed for the entire
year. year. sood producing young herd. ali
mt 1eSIeo ircom barn seo seore 90 ayersse monthly
Good roads. Fairfax County, Va. ItoH a sacri. G r.
EEL Mclean, Va, F. c. S3sIW-i.
3OO;ACRE TOBACCO FARM, ON STATE
fo foao IN Md Historic old house suitable
teno ten restoration. 3 large barns, stable, old
tenant h4n-.n9s mouse; sr price. s:5,o0O:, terms
larae to6aec dssm high state Of cultivation
hnI hhdslorie cso OLD house: Shade trees and Old
zANMTz1NGER CO. a45 K U St. nv NV. " B.
1Oh A.. 10 A WOOD, FAIR FENCED
noSs o9Ss fo,. eiec. s-rm. house. good barn, and
sngf Gs1g oqroidss,; X mi. D. c: 81. 500 90
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CLOSE TO FORT MYER.
LYON PARK VA
Price. S6,450: small down payment, bal
Owner will consider small house in trade
in the District. OWNER. District 2724
or Woodley 0432.
Evening star., 1940-07-12
CASH AT ONCE

NV. section, preferably Chevy Chase. viii
pay cash. State exact location, size and
pest price. Box 222-G Star
Evening star., 1940-07-12
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WE HAVE ENLARGED OUR SALES DE-
partment and request Hstings Of homes Of
the nfghest caliber. We have purchasers
Tor 6. g. and 10 room homes; also large
and small estates. Prompt and courteous
service.
4g-10n ST NV. District 4464