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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-25
ABC STORES MAKE
$ll9,43l PROFIT
Sales For Fiscal Year
Period In New Hanover
Amount To $6O3, O66.45

The New Hanover county ABC
liquor stores made a net profit of
$119,431.95 during the fiscal year
1939-40, according to the annual
audit statement of the ABC board
released yesterday.
Sales for the period totaled $685.
O66.45, of which S5S2,9S7.45 repre-
scented sales of liquor and $20,079.35
for wine.
The cost of sales amounted to
1887, O7O.47, leaving a gross profit of
s215, 1885, 9 or 1882 per cent of the
total sales.
The net operating profit was $177,-
02.SS or 1886 per cent of the sales.
The state, through it's 8 IL per cent
tax on liquor and three per cent tax
on wines, received %s5O,119.55 and ST.
511.3S was expended for law en-
forcement, leaving a net profit of
Sis, 431.95.
1.-The increase in net profits of
$9,513.12 is occasioned in the main
by an increase in the volume OF
sales over the previous year," the
audit report said.
Profits were allocated and paid out
as follows:
State $~50,11S.55 $~50,119.55
City of
Wilmington 6~9,206.o3 6b,ooo.oo
County 3s.5os.74 100000
Wrightsville
Reach 42s2.45 10000
Carolina
Reach 7,424.7s 7,5oo.oo
Totals -s169,551.5O $168, $685.
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BLIND Assn. TO HEAR
nOBERT TALK SUNDAY

To hear talk by James Hobert,
Of the surplus food commodities
corporation. on the food stamp
plan. Pierce County Association Of
the Blind win meet Sunday at 2
p. m. at Maccabee hall. according
TO Francis Fake, president.
Lincoln high school students viii
furnish entertainment. The pub
lie u invited to attend.
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sumner PLANS
SCOUT HONORs
Four Churches Have
Special Services
Set for Sunday

SUMNER - Baptist. Christian.
Methodist and Presbyterian
churches WIN observe Boy Scout
sunday with special morning serv-
Ices At IL o'clock. Feb. 18th. All
Boy scouts and Scouters are In
vited 10 attend the church OF their
choice.
Each church win arrange its
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lsonedl GUY R. MELTON. Chairman of the Board of
lSiqned) THOR c. TOLLEFSON. Prosecuting Att0'
lsionedl s. CLIFFORD DAVIS. County Auditor
PIERCE COUNTY ELECTION Boz
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Masonic * Notice.
DESTINY LODGE NO. 1877.

STATED colnTUEIcAT1oN Monday.
Teb. 18th. 7:3o D. IA. Official visit
81 Grand Master ~. w. BIO.
Charles p. Kirkland. The Honorable
walter D. Beals. justice Of the su-
preme court, will deliver an sndrsss
a the life Of Abraham Lincoln.
p>frrrhnentx NJ ~ welcome.
LEROY ~. NOE. w. n.
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rec.
10. POLLING PLACE
1. Basement, lila No. Lawrence
2. Pilgrim Cong. Church, No. oath Warner
8. Basement, 3403 No. 26th
4. Basement, 5000 No. 3Oth
5. Residence, 3117 No. 10Th
6. Basement, 1921 No 26th
7. Blythe's Store No. 21st Alder
g. Grant School
8. Grocery Store, 1902 No. Cakes
10. Pharmacy, 2617 No. 21st
IL. Store, 2122 No. 30th
IL. Barber Shop. 516 No. 18th
13. Fire Station 923 No. 18th
Ia. Basement, S12 No. Ainsworth
Is. Building, COG No. Kay
16. Basement, 1901 No. 9th
II. Annie Wright Seminary, 1927 No. Tao. Ave.
Is. Ingleside Apartment No. End Tao Ave.
10. Stadium High School
20. Crescent Apis. zoe No. 4th
81. Drug Store POI No. Eye
%. Residence, 415 No. Sheridan
%. Basement, 400 So Sheridan
"a. First Christian Church, 9th & Kay
25. Grocery 500 So. Tacoma Ave.
26. Fire Station, So 9Th & Tacoma Ave.
81. Mclaughlin Motor Co., POI st. Helens Ave.
%. Fire Station, 1923 So. A
20. Fire Station, Taylor Way
80. North East Tacoma School
81. YIN. C. A., Tia Market st.
80. Central School
S3. Grocery Store 90l So. 9th
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POLLING PLACE
Stewart intermediate School
Grocery Store, 701 So. 61st
Grocery Store, 1920 Mckinley Ave.
Sheridan School
Barber Shop, ITO East Gath
Park Avenue School
Rear Bldg 1908 So. A
Boyd Motor Co., 1928 Pacific Ave.
Fern Hill School
Grocery Store, 1902 So. seth
Residence, Ola So. 64th
Horace Mann School
Bethany Club House, 57th & Park
Plumbing Shop, 4S49 So Yakima
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
So 50th & L.
Residence, 1926 So. 45th
Fire Station, So. 43rd & L
Plymouth Congregational Church,
So. 45th & Park
Store, 761 So. 38th
Residence 1926 So. M
Building, 3740 So. Sheridan
Restaurant. 1916 Center st.
Reynolds Tile Co., 815 Center st.
McCarver intermediate School
Barber Shop, 1920 So. 23rd
Grocery Store, 1854 So. NJ
Fair Food Store, 1920 So. 23rd
Oakland School
Salvation Army, Sind e. Cakes
Pine st. Christian Church, So 56th & Pine
Arlington Improvement Club, So. 72d & Pine
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POLLING PLACES M PIERCE COUNTY ARE As FOLK WS:
CITY POLLING PLACES

POLLING PLACE
Johnson's Cafe, ITO 9Th Ave.
Bryant School
Shoe Shop, 1920 So. 18th
st. Rita's Hall, 1403 So. Ainsworth
Grocery Store, 1402 So. 18th
Bakery, 1910 So. X
Court House
Messiah Lutheran Church, 1911 So Eye
Normanna Hall, HOG So 18th
Basement TOT So. 18th
Residence, 416 So. 18th
Eagles Hall, 1905 &c. Fawcett
Royce Bldg 9431a So. Tacoma ave.
Copeland Printing Co., LOG So. 10th
st. Paul Restaurant. 1910 ST. Paul Ave.
Grocery Store, 1884 Fawcett Ave.
Residence, 11S &c. 9th
East Side Chapel, 314 East 26th
Polish Hall, 1850 East 30th
Portland Ave. Hall. 35th & Portland
Tailor Shop, S409 Mckinley Ave.
Service Station, 3545 Portland Ave.
Plumbing Shop, 1919 Mckinley Ave.
Trinity NJ. L. Church, East 35th G. +
Grocery Store, 1921 Pacific Ave.
Store 1922 So. D
Lincoln High School
Barber Shop, 3848 Pacific Ave.
Fire Station, 3Sth & Mckinley
Church, East 38th & Spokane
Hope Evangelical Church. 152 So. 46th
Basement, 1901 Tacoma Ave.
Residence, TOP So. 49th
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PIERCE ELECTION WApoF SPECIAL 1NTom m
h t " ar
8'"@"
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POLLING PLACE
Grocery Store, 6247 So. Puget Sound
Store Room, 3108 So. saith
Stacey-Y Young Motor Co., 5032 So. Tao. Way
Munson Motor Co., 1922 So. Tao Way
Service Station, 68th & So. Tao. Way
Manitou School
Grocery Store, 1923 So. Gunnison
Residence, 1926 So. Verde
woodward, 1902 So. 18th
Franklin School
Grocery Store, 2102 SO. 18th
Ferry Apartments, 2009 So. 18th
Jason Lee School
Baptist Church, 9th Ave. & Fife
Fire Station, 9Th & Pine
Young's Corner, So. 18th & Fife
Grocery Store, 3001 So. 18th
Basement, 1924 9th Ave.
Big Six Service Station, 1924 9th Ave.
Grocery Store, 1903 So. 18th
Market Basket, ALL 9Th Ave.
Community House, No. 18th e. Stevens
jefferson School
Residence, 1914 No. Proctor
Fire Station, No. 25th e. Proctor
Mason intermediate School
Grocery Store, 1902 No. 34th
Grocery Store, 1922 No. Stevens
Masonic Temple, No. 38th e. Cheyenne
Sherman School
Basement, 1923 No. Cove
Hardware Store. 5042 No. Pearl
Titlow Beach Store, 8400 9th Ave
Roosevelt School
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NOTICE BY COUNTY AUDITOR OF
cLosIEo or REGfsIEAIrUN

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that
che roe1stration books OF rural pre-
cincte 81 Pierce County. In which are
recorded the names Of eligible voters.
win cIoae against original registra-
ton IN school Districts Of the Second
Class on the evening OF February
18TH. 1910. fifteen days prior 70 the
General school Election Day. March
~. 1910.
Dated 81 Tacoma. washington. this
Ord day Of February. 1870.
8. CLIFFORD DAVIS.
Pierce County Auditor and Registrar.
BY ]. =. FORD.
Sup't. OF Elections
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the Sumner PIT. A. win oh
serve Founders' day at the regular
meeting Monday evening In the
high school auditorium.
Mrs. Emory Funk win call 4
short business session at q p. m.
after which Mrs. Charles Rut-
ledge. historian. win present =
program.
The Spartan chorus viii sing,
with Mas Edna sandblom d.
recting. Mrs.. J. c. Todd OF Ia
coma win speak on the "Founda-
ton and Fundamentals of PIT.
A." Mrs. Clarence Schrengohst,
the first president, win tell carly
history Of the Sumner PIT. A..
and introduce past presidents -
Mrs. Schrengohst, 1921; Mrs. J. w.
Bradley. 1872; MIRA Dewitt Evans,
1928; Mrs. c. v. Clifton, 1e24-25;
Nrs. w. r. Quinn, 1926; Mr.. Tom
Cunning. 1927; Mrs. zelpha craw-
ford. 1928: Mrs. Fred Carnahan.
1929; Mrs. J. A. Forehand. 1880;
Mrs. H. D. Foster. 1881; Mrs.
Walter Guske, 1882: Mrs. c. M.
Owen. 1888: Mrs. Roy Guptil. 1884;
DIR. r. r. Ruffin. 1885: Mrs. e. A.
Ward, 1e36-S7: Mr.. Frank Potter,
1oss-Se. and Mrs. Emory Funk.
ls3e-40.
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Ho5IcS X n s 0og " TRr AEPIToh 81
BOOKS or PIERCE COUNTY.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that
the registration books OF rural pre-
clncts Of Pierce County. In which are
recorded the names Of eligible voters.
win cloae against original registra-
l01o. fifteen days prior to the Gen.
eral Spring Election Day. March 18th.
1910.
Dated at Tacoma. washington. this
10Th day OF February. ie4o.
3. CLIFFORD DAVIS.
Pierce County Auditor and Registrar.
By J. =. FORD.
Bup't. of Elections
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DR.. Paul Means win speak on
MY Work Among the Malays" at
the Presbyterian church Sunday
evening ut $50. A moving picture
''Ngono and Her People" win be
shown. The public u invited.
Evening star., 1940-10-26
S55-LARGE APARTMENT
"WEBSTER GARDENS.
40 WEBSTER ST. NV.

'WEBSTER GARDENS.
100 WEBSTER ST. NV.
APT 1M9,nno,, No, n, on.r.u.r+
Unusual large 2-BEDROOM apartment,
nd .nd BRAND NEW NEW coLoRED TILE BATH
In pastel shade Entire apartment being
but in new condition. and will be ready
for occupancy within next few days.
FRONT APARTMENT with beautiful view
prefer adult family. but will accept family
with | child For further information
cali Mr.. GERBER. MA 2345.
THE FOLLOWING ARE 2 RMS,
kit, d. a. and bath with screened
norrb.
Evening star., 1940-10-26
APARTMENTS WANTED.

AMERICAN-BORN JAPANESE COUPLE
Govt. employed want unfur. > rms. kit.
refe., bath in apt: house in quiet. conv:
NV. section S45-S5O mo. DI 5211. 21'
WANTED TO SUITCASE FURNISHED
apt, > rooms. bath ard kitchen, in North
west section: $50 BOX 235-X. Star. g7'
WANTED. BY NOV |, FURNISHED
apartment for two. preferably in down
town area or GEORGETOWN. Box 265-X,
Star 20
SMALL FURNISHED APARTMENT, IN
Brookland or near Tech High School: give
details. Box .o7IX. Star. %"
" EMPLOYED NIGHT STUDENTS: FUR
nished bedroom, living room. pvt. bath:
twin beds; max, S35. Box 22S-X Star.
Evening star., 1940-10-26
COLORED-BARGAIN.
ONLY S4.g50
S15 CASH-S40 MO

NIl1 CASH-SIU MO
BEAUTIFUL BRICK HONE.
corv FnI cIose-is !ils pstR' 9sk noorS;
decorated vacant. JOHN NJ. KING &
CO. zoos 11th st NV.
COLORED-A REAL DOWNTOWN HOME
- rms and bath. hot-water heat cleo
trlc lights. @-car garage. unusually nice
lot large cement front porch: splendidly
arranged for subletting. House has been
well cared for This is the type home with
lncome from several rms. that makes buy
ING easy. Price. 1880, terms can be
arranged.
CHARLES D. SAGER.
924 14th ST NV Ma NO36.
Evening star., 1940-10-26
HOUSES FOR SALE.
OPEN TODAY. 1-6 PM.
&c nEn

OPEN T984y; q Hso l-s PM
This Is Q low price for this house;
row brick, good condition; convenient
neighborhood: rooms. bath and porches.
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
Investment Bldg. Sale-Rentals. DI. 6O92.
FORECLOSURE.
One Of the few in the Bethesda section
House being reconditioned like new: 5 bed
rooms . baths on End f.: 2 bedrooms, bath
sunroom. buffers pantry, kitchen; 2 fin,
lshed recreation rooms in basement; oil
hot-water heat: Gear garage, with apart
ment, above, This is truly the most out.
standing value in Edeemoor today: Call
GEORGETOWN I'd. Bethesda Md, wi s10s.
PRICE REDUCED.
1431 HARVARD ST. NV.
Three-story brick; nine rooms. two
baths: large rear porches: oil heat; two
WAITER A. BROWN. ,
4913 42nd ST. NV.
Only one left in this group of three
fine homes. all-brick construction. six
large rooms. :! baths. recreation room;
air conditioned; brick garage.
$3,950-TERMS.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
CYRUS KEISER, Jr.,
4a10 Wis. Ave. Wo 5317. %.
5414 18th ST. NV.
1st f., living rm. dining rm, kitchen,
pantry and screened porch
End Floor, 4 Bedrooms, 2 Baths.
Gas heat. cleo. refrigerator. garage.
Open Sunday. 2 to 9 PM.
Evening star., 1940-10-26
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ARLINGTON-LOvELY 2-RM. UNFURN,
apt. with lse. kitchen. tile bath with
shower screened porch; $40. Woodley
6l43
NICELY FURNISHED l RM. KIT, BATH,
Tor indefinite period or subrent ;}-5 wks.
200 18th ST. S, Arl., Va.
POTOMAC HTs-aENGL1sH BASEMENT:
osSAaof osS f.. heal' squee eiec s5. $40, EN- las.
5 RMS, NEWLY DECORATED; FIRE
place sereenfd m poEeR gaTsSe WT 2Yaaae s
Ei1ehen tadaaHN bath. ~ with looms rooms,
S4s5G chT rsfs' ads porch garage near
ton-Avail Noy, |; . rooms, kitchen,
bath, back PORCH sarage; quiet adults .fisr
) pm. Columbia 636S.
ATTRAcTIvE1Y s5Ee EggNsHEp 5g rs 5MMecy se,5
55o67. eil'''' ''' '''~'
;HS s REDEIELP AVE, 6 coLMAR a 5ods4A MANOR pr
PvfvemfP' PTP enfP $40 70" HSase %A :i5 q neat "o "
I 57R. BY ByNG sio OIL H; .ns s45: sax OR , .Is r
saF' S. WA, laO. 1913. SA"iAoNNA . sou sra
lneton-.New economy ,apts;: available now.
Day. oxford 2416: night, CHI. 4l40. -"
FUPN, NEAR BUCKINGHAM RMS,
aeIades utilities Sfa osfora sa6e
GROOM UNFURN. APT. BATH, HOT
lakewood. Va. $50 month.
RLINGToN-LovELY FRONT APT: A.
mi: near bus. city fare; adults; also furn.
room 1927 N. Utah st.
.lIYATTsvILLE = DETACHED :-FAMILY
house: ; rms. kit. bath: entrance ca;
oil heat; gar: fenced yard. WA. 1455,
BETHESDA. Md BEDROOMS, BATH,
kitchen, dinette. garage; ,s45. j." bedrooms,
garage; ~ - sos Rental includes heat. water,
gas, elec. Wisconsin 4053.
IN NEW BRICK HOME, ONLY 20 MIN
utes from downtown Washngton-Two
rooms. kitchen and private bath: gas,
lights. heat and 24-hour hot-water fur
nk,t nisned; ,s,:, s43 per month, Phone Falls
AURORA HILLS. ARLINGTON vA-FoUR
rooms kitchen and bath, screened porch.
garage: gas and electricity included; To-
cent bus fare. Jackson 2061. 81
NEW UNFURNIsHED; !. ROOMS KIT,
bath, porch; gas and electricity incl; S45:
Beautiful liv. nm. fireplace . bedrms,
kit bath; ice skating. WI. 4O33.
loa5 N. DANv1LLE ST; .ARL.. Va
:. rooms, Kitchen, bath; IND moor, pvt. ert.,
new house: see between "a 81
ARLINGTON VA-UNFURN . ROOMS.
dinette kitchen. bath: S47.5O. Apt. 4.
2}34 Wilson blvd Chestnut 6991
THE IRVING APTS.-UNFURN. 1-ROOM
and Groom apts.. with dinette. kitchenette.
bath. sos N. Irving St. Arlington. Va
Nearby Va. New Apt. Bldgs.
MOST os ApTs rs
stricted clientele McCLAINE. 210u Will
son blvd. CHI 1900 Open evenings
Evening star., 1940-10-26
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor,
Taylor 9244 Taylor 1911.
A HOME-AN INVESTMENT
A RARGAJNt

Here is a real buy. something that will
satisfy every one. rms, baths, com
pIetely modelled into two apis. Center,
brand-new $500 oil heating unit Both
apis. are fully equipped and will easily
rent for $50: all types schools nearby,
with very convenient transportation.
Cwner will sacrifice for $4,000. Call Ii.
h36O ANYTIME Or see a. 1ko3 A 81. sc.
Evening star., 1940-10-26
WESLEY HEIGHTS
1927 Glover Drivewov

To a responsible party We will sell this
property on a low cash payment and
monthly payments like rent.
In new house condition. English design.
with large living room. dining room, kitch-
en-. pantry, master bedroom with private
bath and fireplace &" other bedrooms with
communicative bath third floor heated
large Daneed cluD room. maids room
and bath in ba Sement. automatic heat:
lear garage: iaree wooded lot close TO
transportation and schools
Evening star., 1940-10-26
WOODBRIDGE.

$500.
This deliehtful ne on large corner lot
consisting of living room. dining room.
kitchen: 2nd A. > bedrooms. bath; full
old Out Bladensburg rd 10 Both 81. ne,
turn right TO property Open SUNDAY.
ROBERTS E. LATIMER,
Evening star., 1940-10-26
$500 18th ST. NV.

g BlkS North OF Park Rd
Liv. rm.. bedrm., bath, large kit, IN
closed porch.
Llv. rm din. rm, bedrm, bath, kit and
inclosed porch.
kit. inclosed porch. :, entrances: 3 closets;
o5-ft. llv rn.. din. nm, bedrms.. :
err kit: 2 expos.
Elevator laree closets. garage and park
Ing: refrieeratlon on house current. Resi-
dent nanaeer. RA. $50
RANDALL. H. HAGNER 4 CO. NC
Evening star., 1940-10-26
HOUSES FOR SALE.

59ntIGAf 9SaSnssaF9 nAhk den
large recreation rm.. maids rm with bath;
175:, ! block to trans: and stores. Drive
out WIS ave on to Gaa1ii1n m9nGs1 ST vest blk
154S FORT DAVIS ST. Sc.
Beautiful semi-detached home in all
new wsPIG 9iPiign '5sxshS 5aMEs e'fS INC Di 5546,
BUNGALOW-S35O CASH.
rooms. excellent condition: possession
Nov / h.-w.h., oil burner one block from
Alsbama ,sy,, ave Sc: highest Sc locatIon ion
So54-n: @E aLlDDEN' d. SS4d night DE-
A COOPERATIVE APT.
ol5 Emerson st. NV, in Hampshire Gar
dens containing rooms, bath; locker
room, use of recreation room and laundry:
S3741 per mouth, covering all GhaTseS III q ),
d JAMES. INC, DI. 3346.
A REAL BARGAIN.
So, 500-Warder st. near Park rd. Six
rooms and bath, double rear and front
porches: automatic heat; in good condi
'''l, foS1S1sIGH WATER IA A. BROWN,
1415 Eye ST. MA. 1862.
BETTER HOME. CONGRESS HEIGHTS.
These homes have the quality you have
wanted; chestnut trim; oil hot-water heat;
better workmanship. better materials; very
light rooms. dry basement with large WIN
dows; F. H. A. or building loan financing;
seml-det brick.
PRICE $3.50 TO S6,25O.
1896 18th ST. Sc
Out Nichols ave. Sc. to Ala. ave. left
to l1th pl.. right to Congress ST, left
to 18th st.
WAPLE & JAMES INC. DI. 3346.
43lg 3rd ST NV.
S-room house and garage: h.-w h, gas,
insulated. caulked, weather stripped, full
screens and storm windows; near ST. Cab
riels Church. stores and transportation;
price right to sell quickly. MR.. LYNCH.
RA. 1242
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1924 14th St. NV. DI. 33l6.
HILLCREST.
New detached brick overlooking city;
six rooms. :, baths recreation room. built
in garage: side porch: can be sold on easy
terms or will trade Call Mr. ALTMAN
FIR 1904. WAPLE d JAMES. INC. DI
..31t
Evening star., 1940-10-26

q BEDROOMS. 3 BATHS.
37O5 Military rd half block Conn. ave.
-90-ft lot, full OF trees; large LIVING
room. center hall, screened porch. Bar
gain at S1l 500.
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP
= Wilson Lane WI 2431.
Evening star., 1940-10-26
1901 18th ST. NV.
BRIGHT. ROOMY APT.

c-RM.. K. APT. $40: 2 RMS, $50.
Modern apt, bldg, large, bright rms,
huee closets. double exposure. WELLING-
Ia I'd u co
Evening star., 1940-10-26
S6-250.

PRICE REDUCED.
In convenient section Of the North
east. A Colonial brick sin large rooms
and bath. hot-water hea+ brick garage.
This property is in excellent condition and
can be sold on very attractive terms. Va
Evening star., 1940-10-26

Cheelf ful Groom kitchen. bath apis.
Modern appointments and painted walls.
Conv. stores schools. churches and trans
portatlon.
Evening star., 1940-10-26
Open 10 AM. to 9 PM.

Open 10 Am. to 9 PM.
To reGch-Drire out Massachusetts oIe.
to ! ith ST. then lett TO Hawthorne, then
lett to Glorer Driteuav.
W C. 4, \. Miller Development Co.
CodLdoREp2-lIs3l i ST, NE.mNEw coND.
exch' Sa2 open. q5t, p Norih th1 6i46. SIG 'i q.
CoLoRED-I2th AND FLORIDA AVE.
ne.-Lsrge 7-room house. new condition:
e aorf heat I'm eieG yaTd gaTage rag s
NICE NICE MR.. fl ADAMS, Sunday, De. a365,
weekdays DE. ll61
CoLoRED-JUsT REDUCED FOR QUICK
Tile bath. thoroughly modern. excellent
cqrultlon: price and terms very reason
a3e APIS Phone n,cpESu peestur $3.50 or Decatur
COLORED-6-ROOM BRICK SEMI-DET..
gas elec., stove heat, convenient Sc. Sec
ton; $50 down, balance like rent: splendid
o@ey s. aTf z8EF hOR IA Th s5o rent
CoLORED--HAVE A FEW TO IL ROOM
houses. modern improvements, good loca-
tons in NV section. arranged for rooms
% oRAtae low s55 sS5Fsni H1RIBERT fHh NA
COLoRED-OOO BLOCK BENNING RID.
n.eINeW 1-rm tuI-basement ano bath
pr 6rlck automatic heat hardwood floors.
s45 mo V HURLBERT. Ma. cH $50. & A''
COLORED-NR. l4th AND W SIS. NV
Selling al sacrifice, 6 rms. bath. cellar.
h.-w-h elec.. yard. garage inspection, by
appointment. Call Mr.. ADAMS. Sunday.
DE. 1903; weekdays. DE. 1850.
- COLORED
BEAUTIFUL EASTLAND GARDENS.
42nd and Ken1Iworth ave. n.e-Purchase a
lot IN splendid neighborhood;, 4Ox13@;
modern home. HOWARD S GOTT Colo
rado Bids. Room / Lincoln 6S93-J.
Salesman. F. NJ CHIVES.
COLORED-7s5 10Th ST. NE-6 ROOMS
bath. :! finished rear porches Colonial
front porch. a mi, INV h. garage: price
$3.50, $500 cash, S45 monthly. To
inspect call
LOUIS H HALL. REALTOR.
TO Rhode Island Ave. HO 5000.
COInPED-
Evening star., 1940-10-26
S45.

"@6. HALL PL. NV,
Corner 230O Wis Ave NV
Janltor or Res. Mgr. Apt. "05
Evening star., 1940-10-26
1923 2nd AVE.

1928 End AVE.
SILVER SPRING. MD.
New all brick, slate roof. detached
home rooms and bath, oil burner, porch,
modern kitchen lovely lot and shade trees
Small cash payment Go % out Geo5sia b H. ave; to
md ave. which is th5 lst street on the
right Then short distance 70 home
THOS z. FARRELL CO, REALTORS.
1ol lOth ST NV MA O1i5.
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I y O4N0,
3l4 Penna. Ave. Sc.
DOWNTOWN BARGAIN,
NEAR 10th AND K SITS. NV.
S6,750.
Brick. 20 feet wide: : rooms. bath. h.
VIII: suitable for converting into small
ONCE and fats above CG Lincoln 0S9l.
exclusive agents.
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Corner apt. consisting of 2 rooms,
kltchen and bath; S6y 90; Free parking: :
and bank Come and see unique piece of
built-in furniture which is in this apt.
241O Goth st NV. Resident manager
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BUY NOW BUY NOW!

6-ROOMS, o-BATH HOUSES.
Only $3.50. See 46l4 South Dakota
ave ne These houses also have a built
IN garage and recreation room with hre-
place Thev are situated on one of the
most beautiful streets in the ne. section.
Overlooking fine grounds. We also have
G-room and / bath houses with the above
features at lesser price. Terms are
mnder ate
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NV ROOMS.
=. phone furnished.
Close TO car line
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HILLCREST
New detached brick overlooking city;
six rooms, :! baths, recreation room. built
in garage: side porch. can be sold on easy
terms or Will trade. Call MR.. ALTMAN.
FIR 1904. WAPLE q JAMES. INC. DI
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CHEVY CHASE.
36I4 PATTERSON ST. NV.
IL blocks from Chevy Chase Circle
large rooms. l l2 baths, automatic neat
insulated; newly papered and painted. re-
duced 1000 from original price: your m
spectlon invited. MR. PARTLOW. RA.
1896. WAPLE d JAMES. INC, exclusive
DI :}:Ii6.
Evening star., 1940-09-29
Silver Spring
Social News
And Notes
&C. McCOnnellS
Of California to
Arrive for Visit

Mr.. and Mrs. c. c Mcconnell OF
San Marino, Calf, will arrive in
Silver Spring this week for visit
Mrs. Mcconnell is the former Miss
Regina Cissel, who with her mother
Mrs. May K. Cissel, made her home
here for number of years. Mrs
Cissel will remain in San Marino
with the McConnells three children
during their trip in the East.
Another former resident of the
community who will spend short
time here this week is Mrs. A. j
Voorhees, of Albany, n. Y, who is
arriving this week enc to visit her
son, Mr.. Dan Voorhees,. Mrs. Voorhees,
at one time was resident of Wynne-
wood Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. w Elkins Reed
have returned from White Sulphur
Springs, where they attended the
American Transportation Conven-
ton
Mr.. and Mrs. j w. Talbot have
given up their residence in Cations
vile. Md and are nov at home at
Falkland, Silver Spring.
Miss Hazel Bishopp, daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. F. c. Bishopp of Sligo
Park Hills, has left for Coral Gables
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and Mrs. Philip H. Perry and their
infant daughter of Washington, are
spending the week end with Mrs.
Emily Davis at Chaptico, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Petit and
their daughter, Miss Olive Petit of
Washington, are guests over the
week end of Mrs. William Huseman
at ST. Patricks Creek
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lyon and
Mrs. Mary Stone Budd of Washing
ton are with Mr. and Mrs Edward
Stone at Dynard over Sunday.
Miss Nellie Shoemaker of Wash
ington is the guest of County Agent
and Mrs. j. J. johnson at Bushwood
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence McGrogan
of Washington are staying with Mrs.
George McGrogan at Blairs Hill for
few days.