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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1940-05-02
SEAFORTH
By Angelina W. frost

Seaforth-The Seaforth school
team defeated the Lucan school
organization Is to in a ball game
here Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Edwin Mogensen and Mrs.
L. M. Fuhr visited school district
ia and Mrs. Winifred Katzenber-
ger who teaches there, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gallery Jr.
were Thursday afternoon visitors
in Redwood Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Katzenberger
spent Friday night with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Corcoran in Redwood
Falls. Saturday, they went to the
Twin Cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Peterson of
Redwood Falls were Saturday af-
ternoon callers of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
H. Gallery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kissner
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Precht
were visitors at Lucan Sunday.
The Young Ladies Sodality met
Wednesday evening in the par
sonage.
Mrs. r. E. Nordseth left Sunday
morning for Spencer, Iowa where
she attended the funeral of her
step-mother.
Albert frost of Wabasso was a
caller in Seaforth Monday.
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WABASSO BUILDS
TWO NEW HOMES
By Mrs. Edw Weldon

WabaSSO-The house occupied
by Mrs. Maymie Auckland and
owned by Peter Cantine was
moved this week to the lot west
of the George Anton home and
Mr.. Cantine will build new
home for his family on the lot
from which the house was moved.
Work has begun on a new resi-
dence for Ralph Bruins in the
north part of town.
Sunday MIR. and Mrs. Charles
P. Goblirsch and Mrs. Mary Cob
lirsch went to Sleepy Eye where
they visited relatives and to New
Ulm where they visited at the Al
phonse Martinka home. Mrs. Mary
Goblirsch remained at New Ulm
for a longer visit.
Mrs. Stanley Olson of New Ulm
and Stanley Gag of Minneapolis
were dinner guests at the George
Franta home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Franta
were dinner guests at the Arion
Forster home in Springfield Sun
day.
SHOWER GIVEN BRIDE
A bridal shower was given for
Jaunita Zieske in the New Avon
Evangelical church basement Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Torney and
family drove to Sleepy Eye Sun
day to visit at the Jens Torney
home and later were supper
guests at the August Schultz home
near Springfield.
John Zeren Jr. assisted his
brother Ray with shoe repair
work at Marshall a few days last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Johanneck
were Saturday evening callers at
the Clarence Wichman home at
Wanda.
Mrs. L. Zitzman, Mrs. L. Kratz-
Ike, Mrs. A. Beckman and Mrs. M.
Motley spent Saturday at Red
wood Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Anitzber-
ger and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Knopp and son of st. Paul were
all-day guests at the Joseph Sch
war; Sr. home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Daub and
family and Elizabeth Bianchi
drove to New Ulm Sunday to visit
John Zollner at a hospital. Miss
Bianchi remained at New Ulm
while Mrs. Zollner who spent 10
days with her husband returned
to her home here.
ENTERTAINS AT WHIST
Mrs. Robert Bangerter enter
tanned the Whist club Thursday
evening. Mrs. Sylvester Zeren
won high, Mrs. M. Motley, second
high and Mrs. F. w. Hirsch, low
scores.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Christensen
and family of Redwood Falls
visited at the Nels Christensen
home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Bauer
and Mary, Mrs. Frances Breu and
Linus Stacker drove to Bird Is
land Sunday. Mrs. Linus Stacker
who spent the week at the Fred
Wendell home returned here with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Gumto and
daughter of LETTERS visited Mrs.
Maria Jensen and at the Lloyd
Jensen home Sunday.
Henry Norman and Mrs. James
Smith visited the Robert Mosier
home at Redwood Falls Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Sylvester Zeren
and daughters were Sunday sup
per guests at the Oral Hill home
at Lamberton. In the evening, &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Hill
and daughter they drove to Cob
den where they visited at the Ed
Bertrand home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Johanneck
and Norbert and Linus Johanneck
were Sunday visitors at the Syl-
vester Kahnke home near Red
wood Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Wetmore
of near Redwood Falls were sup
per guests at the George Breu
home Sunday. u.s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kleaver and
daughter of Redwood Falls spent
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Brooder House and
Chicks Lost in Fire

/ Swenson home.
Rev. Borg baptized the son of
MI. and Mrs. H. c. Kaehler Sum
day. He was given the name
Roger Lee. The sponsors were
Viola and Arnold Weber and
Robert Kaehler.
Rev. Borg attended a Christian
service meeting in st. Paul Mon
day. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Molsted of
Cottonwood spent Sunday at the
Gus Klug home.
MIR. and Mrs. Delaney Cantine
and daughter of Springfield spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. M.
T. Cantine.
Mrs. Grant Ross who has been
confined in Tracy hospital was
able to return to her home Sat-
urday.
Thomas Masterson and c. E.
Baxter attended Democratic
meeting in Wabasso Friday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Swanson
entertained the following We'd
nesday afternoon in honor of their
daughter Donna's sixth birthday:
Mrs. Harry Cox, Mrs. Carl Tweet
and Mrs. Leo Moran and daugh-
ter of Tracy, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Swanson and Anna, Mrs. Ralph
Parsons, Mrs. Oscar Anderson
and two children, Mrs. Ed Nord-
strom and Anne Carol and Shar-
on Lee Egge, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Nelson and family, Mrs. Abel
Anderson and Walter, MIR. and
Mrs. Erwin Bittner and Ernest
Swanson and family.
Eighteen hostesses entertained
at a bridal shower Saturday af-
ternoon at St. Olaf's church for
Mrs. E. T. Leeder (Luella Kass).
NEW SIDEWALK
A new cement sidewalk was
poured in front of the Frank
Liebe Bakery Friday.
The first cooking school ever
held in Walnut Grove was spon-
sored Friday by Dahm's hardware
with Helen Rose of Iowa State
College in charge. The grand
prize, set of dishes, was won by
Mrs. Abel Anderson.
Doris Jameson and Howard
Egge, students at the Minnesota
School of Business in Mime
apolis spent the weekend at their
homes.
DR.. and Mrs. T. w. Prail &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Litfin were Mankato visitors Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bette and
family moved from the Weeks
home to the I. w. Addison home
in the east part of the village last
week.
A son weighing eight pounds
and three ounces was born to
Mrs. Robert De Bates April 27 at
the Tracy hospital.
William Larson, a student at
Mankato Teachers college, spent
the weekend at the Morris Larson
home.
L. K. Schultz accompanied by
Lawrence Grammar, l.. Andrews
and Leo Moran of Tracy attend
ed a meeting of cooperative oil
dealers at Mankato Friday eve
ming.
Mrs. Orville Alstatt and chill
dren of Breckenridge arrived
Thursday to visit at the F. o. Egge
home. Mr.! and Mrs. Egge recent
ly returned from Florida.
The English Lutheran Ladies
Aid was entertained Thursday at
the c. w. Steen home. Assisting
hostesses were Mrs. James Lar
son, Hannah and Olive Swenson.
CLUB STUDIES ARTISTS
The Twentieth Century club
was entertained Monday evening
by Mrs. Charles Lantz Jr. Mrs.
Ray Schultz read a paper on
minnesota Artists"
Mrs. V. M. Anderson and Mrs.
Ernest Swanson. returned Friday
from Minneapolis where they
spent several days at the mission
airy meeting of the Lutheran
church.
PURCHASE FARM
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Virgins
and family are moving this week
from the HARDWOOD farm, which
they have occupied for many
years to the Lee Virgins farm
which they recently purchased.
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Girl Dies From
Drinking Poison

Pipestone - Bernice Keezer, a
pupil at the Indian girl school
here, died recently after she acct
dentally drank poison. ~. f.
With IL other girls, she was
working in the school basement
where they found some vinegar
and decided to make soda pop.
The soda they used, however,
happened to be sodium fiouride,
an insect powder. The girls be-
came very ill and were taken to
the Indian school hospital. The
other IL girls will recover. They
ranged in ages from 10 to Is
years.
The little girl who died came
to school from Waubun.
The householder or cavalry
man, was characteristic Of early
ASiatic warfare.
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Cats do not yield catgut. This
type of cord is produced from the
intestines of sheep, and occasion
ally mules and horses.
Evening star., 1940-10-06
Rare Opportunity for Some One.
1X-A.; Mod. 7-R. House, 2-Car
Iof

Garage, Oil Burner, Frigidaire.
MODEST CASH: LITTLE AS S35 MO.
Rarely does 1t happen that . suburban
establishment such Is this Is available at
such q price-and on such exceedlneiy
easy terms Over l acre; completely mod
ern. commodious and attractive dwelline
having rms, new modish bath fixtures;
Frigidaire; porcelain range and ESQ oil
burner; lovely kitchen with porcelain sink,
room-width drainboard, presses from cell
ing to hoor: extra laundry room having
stationary tubs: auxiliary water heater;
lovely bedrms. with big closets, hall hay-
Ing built-in linen closets and AXIS It. trunk
closet; 2-car garage; small poultry house;
large and small trees; artistic vine clad
pergola. rock garden. literally banks q
towering plants and choice perennials OF
many species which cost hundreds Of dol
lars concrete walks; fine garden spot:
>. acre. suitable for poultry, trucking or
pasturinE horse or COW; on newly paved
cess to city. Valued at over $1,000: in
order to settle estate this exceptional prop.
erty offered at rare sacrince price OF
ONLY 5000. No encumbrance. Modest
cash and terms as low as S35 mo. Truly
A home opportunity almost without paral.
lei. Come b of1ss; s1c,fsivHy anS HE5 TGRAY' ~
ROBERT S. HANSEL, INC,
Barsain Socialists in virgins PLACES.
Clarendon Trust BldG.;. Arlin1t6n ~
Phone oxford 0400 or Falls Church 1oel,',
Evening star., 1940-10-06
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
Realtors.
e25 New York Ave. NV. MA. 9797.
ONLY $50 DOWN

For this low down payment you can buy
an attractive 2-story brick home in beau
exclusive neishborhoods. Large rooms, tile
bath. aI-electric kitchen. oil air-condition-
ed heat, AMI, built-in garage, larEe
concrete porches: near schools and transp:
All this on beautifully wooded lot. Call
Warheld 64l2 or Hyattsville O462 or see
Cheyerly
Evening star., 1940-10-06

ton; i block bus. 10 blocks from D. c.
line Beautiful homesite: sas, elec.. water
srm onnsaloW ma Sssensd sm $500 easy terms.
call warmed 64l2.- -Hyattsyille 046..
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
NEW s-RM. BRICK HOUSE; NEAR OAK
crest. $50 mo-: new 6-rm. brick mouse IN
Arlington Village $50: 5-rm. bungalow In
Virginia Highlands. with large yard. $50.
J. L. PRICE. 1908 9 Arlington Ridse Rd.
AELINGToN1s#Roo2Md Ii5 HogsE SsgS1am TubL m.bI
closets: oil heat. elec. kit. garase; q acre:
near schools. stores, bus; 90 minutes to
city. S15 month. CHI. 261I.
.an sSs aIaH fhs fs
P,assf; acre. aee; cH. s:ssss ssss: 0e1u'1ul' l-0
6-RooM MODEM HOUSE: $40; 4 RMS;
:ss ss ssss 'iS Beyond sies Td
See sign right.
BEVERLY HILLS. ALEXANDRIA. VA
One five room and bath one sig room;
bath and near ,vssS. sehGSs noH sHa
fp' r. r.. MAI Marks so'rsns Temple .aS sses &
MclEAN NJ vAs u4np AND sR 19om sAsEMEMf sEepIas.
$50 per mo-; Nov. i. Emwood 40. .
5-RM ALLzMoDERN BuNGALow IN
screened porch; adults pref. 227 N: Edge-
wood st. INQUIRE At 23l or oxford 1901 !.
suITLAND. MD.-e-RooM HOUSE. OAK
nSo''' moo II. IN + a. JtNKiNs. shs - sprsee i Oil
sUTTLAND. MD-4-ROOM BUNGALOW,
4 m l. 3sFKiss 3sFsaKsixs & es;f%:n6e sDfass 6eff per mo-
FURNISHED, BROOM BUNGALOW :
Bath, h.-y.h., sarsge; sdults; reasonaeie.
VACANT OCT. ~ CHERRYDALE. 1927
n: stafIord-Dets rms. sarsse. AMI;
TsIyzRfp1STx TssTs pSoa. wsAsIsia sAaki JsE4 SER-a" BED
SPRINGFIELD RD.. ANNANDALE, VA,
New 2-bedroom home, elec. range. oil
heat. larse. hoored. insulated attic $40.
Alexandria 5751.
ROOMs. on. HEAT. s NILES FROM
PImyssa Pa,srissa l!nsi ss1 s4S mo- Phone e'enns''
ALEXANDRIA. BEVERLY HILIS.-5 RMS,
oil heat. mr.. buses stores, l 5 min. to WASH
ington; avail. at once. TIE. 4O62.
8 ROOMS, BATH AMI. $50 PER NO.
4440 Charles st.. Brentwood. MD. WA.
WE6TOVER, ALEX, VA, 913 BAsHfOND
lane-New, semi.detached Groom house
with 275 gals. oil, S55 mo. Ii. e66l-J.
6-ROOM BUNGALOW. on LARGE SHADY
lot $50. Call Fails Church 171b.W.
Evening star., 1940-10-06
16 APARTMENTS

Az IA AN AvAo&N ~.
Annual rental over 50 0oo. BUILDINGS
less than fcur, years old; $4,000 cash;
SRADLEY. BEALL a. HOWARD INC.
Southern Blds MA. O27l
Rented. $47.75 Mo-: Price, 81, $50.
A six-room and bath home in Al con-
dition located near 10th and H SITS. ne;
ae aaes ses 81. a. sses. s.es.eti 81 plUss .s
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
e0l Inv. 1lde. eales-Rentali.
Outstanding Buys-Apts.
1. Only -. 900 cash: la-unit BLDG. risht
ssiee ooc @ sS Ts .m. G ,e.y
rentals? .is.soo ,ssTiy; pTiee. sss 500:
excel; yield: onl, 81 900 cash required
1000 ,ri,. Price, s47.5oo. on 5000 terms.
units. Rental over $50. 900 vriy. very
suestanti'l investment on s6o'ooo cash
$. Conn. AVE-: 3: units; t. modern. fire;
on $4,000 cash required safe in
RooMING HOUSES.
e. 3e rooms. 6 baths: downtown Are
proof apt: ideal for roomina house: ONLY
80 900 cash reouired: balance in one trust
-! os rooms, Ie baths. downtown corner
money and expect increased future value
for thi. apt; price, $4,000; about $4,000
70. lSJSg4nEs+ EgNsEs o. seeggEHFsisss e9gHFEfs AZ,
ANTON XnEpnTD
Evening star., 1940-10-06
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
TRY TO BEAT THIS.

New bung., & large rms. tiled bath.
closets. Magic Chef range. Monel metal
sink. Keystone cabinets; NV heat; large
@ sSea s ssser st snii Ms Rainier. % "a VA, 1883.
765 DALE DRIVE,
SILVER SPRING, MD.
$14,950.
Handsome Groom. 2-bath detached brick
130x120-ft. beautifully landscaped lot.
Recreation room, maids room and Sarage,
automatic hot-water heat. weather-stripped:
insulated, screened and q huge screened
porch. This magnihcent property IL worthy
Of serious confederation by any one con.
templating the purchase Of . much higher.
priced property and We suEsest an immedi.
or you may phone for an appointment.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
no. v v Realtors w ~. o-o-
PRINCETON, MD.
Near the District, Southeast.
Some Of the finest. most accessible build
ine sites you have ever seen are available
At $l0O-$125-S15O, with terms As low as
$40 down and So per month. Ten new,
once. or We win help you build according
to your own ideas. Drive out Pennsylvania
ave. Sc. turn riEht in Branch ave. con-
tinue on Route to Camp SPRINGS, 4h
miles. then turn left n mile to our sisns
on the property. Representative on prem
!Ses
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
Evening star., 1940-10-06
LOTS FOR SALE.

MlLcsEsI. M 1000. 10000 g e. =, n: FACING
% 4se Def e':e t. 1toTb f01ff go
POTOMAC RIVER LOTS soxl 90. .TREAs-
.re GS.e' WN aSsnent 10, 70 aert Foets eiee
BEAuTIrW WOODED :-AcRE coRNER
line in Marsisnd; suitable for Suiidi9s
site or for Investment. Wisconsin 7o15
e1o1cr -, ogg woeDIp p. HoMEsIr.s; e ONLY
ter block htlsntic 800 O
BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOT; ACRE;
owner own 'tsst Oxford me- ps.y.ii sq0di'isoni am
WOODED ACREAGE: HoMEs1TEs: l,sso.
han acre. in Bradley Eilis Grove. in n.
hart Of Maryland country club district.
pdy H, d.v.nDns nD r:sfe.d fsds eo IN 5hi "
e :old eoats!nins less than " acre.
R5. 2om vf: VII: on ave. sr,st 20 .s spusd % s nSsn: :
WI. 5000 or Oliver 3l5a
A BEAUTIFUL TRACT HAS JUST BEEN
suodivided into so larss lots. 500 feet
striet.d. city water u a. and % eonV' bus % service.
W. P. PARRAMoRE, 1905 n. Ode ST. All.
Va. Chestnut 1927.
CHOICE $500 sELBY LOT. 800: TERMS.
.V. o:nef phone ssls SA sltya a7as SMITH s2' NJ y
CHOICE WOODED LOT m EXCLUSIVE
Westmoreland Hills. all improvements in;
$3.50. terms. wisconsin asss or $685.
BEAUTIFUL LOT. IN EXCLUSIVE AND
oWNEs. esslslsisa wo 5'r!as asoo ''iie' re'e'h0n'
. LOTS. 5Ox1OO. LOCATED ON CALI ST.
Sc. between 18th and 18th sts.; very
reasonable. Call Dupont 1854.
2 LARGE LOTS. 4O-PT. "a AREA. RIA.
sonable Located ntIt to 1919 45th pl.
sc. INQUIRE there.
SPECuLATORStGROU OF LOTS, VA,
near bridge; active section close in IDW,
BOWERS. Hill Bldg. National 1854
Evening star., 1940-10-06
WESTMORE,
FAIRFAX, VA.
5 Rooms and Bath; Oil Heat.
81 100

5 Rooms and Bath; Oil Heat.
$3.50.
$3.50 cash mo settlement charees),
S27.12 per month.
Automatic aas hot-watef heater.
Asbestos shinsles ..
out hss hlshw,, o. L.: &, 0ou,sv.5d sne =, to ,o
Is. nna 1shs sqrn % p1opeftg s aas "
~''AW VI. s. s. HOGE, : Jr.
5 ROOMS, BEsIDEs A RECREATIoN
room; wooded j. lot; o., country club section;
small '''a w. ''s$'1: s. HoGE, Jr.,
3s15 Lee Hiahvay. Arlington. Va.
DAY Phone, CH. $500: Ewes. CH. 47l9:
1-Acre Sites-Pinehaven.
and 5 rn; bunsalovs, $500 up up
eultar. ~ R.sesreh naIlec Center. Bel.svill. r. W.
COCHRAN. owner builder =
ARLINGTON, VA.-$6,850.
sas n woodrow. st.-New brick a-story
closet. de luxe kit. fireplace, screened
porch lars. lot o, Se.usifq shaas aenrdees a5ses
oWsGR e,gssI IN sTiIpGR. S1i1 81 Chestnut : slsS
FALLS CHURCH, VA.
recreation room . nreplaces. lIs baths.
etc CLARK W CROssMAN 2l3 West
JEFFERSON St, Fails Church l246.
ARLINGTON, VA.
Open. 5 rms. brick; 2 bedrooms tl. 2rd
place; high elevation: lrs. lot: nr. WASH
ington-Lee Hish School Price So,950
l71O N. Taylor st.
s.rn1' brick Colonial In Ashton Hts
section. Ia baths. h.-vh. recreation
rm.; nice lot: cow location. Price Ss.25o
Open Sunday afternoon. to 8. 6l1 N
Ivy st.
JUDSON REAMY,
100 n Irving St Chest. 0o2O.
Evening star., 1940-10-06

WE6TOVER, ALEX, VA, 9l3 BAsHTOND
With 275 gals oil, S55 mo. Ii. e6Sl.J.
6-ROON BUNGALOW ON LARGE SHADY
lot. $50. Cali Fails Church 1716.W.
Evening star., 1940-10-06
GREEN g. MAGRUDER,
2S4O Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va:
c.IJ 2a2S Evenings CHI 1896
CAPE COD BRICK.

With ane setting among trees and land
scapinR Ideal for one needing q 5-bedrm.
house at a moderate cost. On the 1st moor
a large living rm. with fireplace: large dim
ing rm. equipped kitchen, bedrms.. tile
bath and side screened porch; 3 additional
rms have been attractively finished on
the 2nd floor. The smallest OF these. 81,
for installation OF q 2nd bath. There is
ample space in the full basement to fnish
OF a recreation rm. OIL heat, built.in
center, Price, S7.45O. Open today II am.
till dark To reach-Out Lee highwiy to
0lebe rd., right to 26th ST.. left to nome
at 1912. -
GREEN G MAGRUDER,
2s4O Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va.
cu aS3S OK 1871
Evening star., 1940-10-06
SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.

SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.
ACRES, ROOMS BATH; MEc.. GAS;
chicken houses: l: mi. Chsin C Rridse; Less- rs
S4O-W-1l. ----
BERWYN. MD. TWO BLOCKS OVER ON
concrete road from Wash, BALTIC. blvd; to
.tIestcsrs; turn risht block ue; "a Iis.Gsy stes
rent. S35: furnished. S45; lease.
JOSEPH Z GOODKEY. Bervyn. Nd.
srransed for : families, complete for house
keeping. 4 large rms; kit:. bath LIST moor:
system not xsterI: Keeeltly Tsmodslssd.
Front and back porches. Large grounds
374x7s. shade trees and shrubbery front.
trees and woods back Detaehe,d. D,,e. sssasie; ssansi:
Tho x.nt life income ,,, 'sSHsd5ss H dso eesssnnSd ssnS
down Rent. S65 month. oeorsia 1123
all week.
FOR SALE LIKE RENT NJ ROCKvILLt
MD.
I have . 6-rm and bath houses. also l
arm. bath buntAlow that will sell like
rent to reliable parties.
BUELL. NJ GARDNER
Rockville. Nd. Phone ESQ.
Evening star., 1940-10-06

WILL TRADE COUNTRY ESTATE, CLEAR
Of membranes, $4,000; Is miles from
District line, near Gaithersburs, Monts.
Co.. Md; attractive, large, S-room house,
living 14x25. fireplace. side porch; oyer an
acre In lawn. shrubbery. perennials ga
tional acres adjoining. could be sold
separate on q corner for nlling station.
total of 6.41 acres; prefer in trade subur.
Bethesda, 8 rooms, . baths.
Z NJ FRY, INC. WI. GAO.
Evening star., 1940-10-06

VA. HIGHLANDS. VIRGINIA.
a25 o"nd St south-5-room. bath bum
galow, large yard; immediate possession;
S35 month. o. B. HOPKINS. 1126 Ver-
mont ave.
L ACRE, 3 MI. D. c.
3-rm. cottage telecD, wooded lot.
chicken house high elevation, west OF
Route /: Sl.6OO: 5000 cash. $50 mo.
Erwin REALTY co. Cali Hyattsville
0334 ewes. Warheld 1891.
LESS THAN s35 A MONTH.
New brick home with. !: bedrooms; lily
ing room. dining room. kitchen and bath:
automatic heat refriserator; located IN
Aurora Hills, Va. 10 minutes from down
town BARGAIN. Inquire at 516 26th
rd s.
LAUREL. MD.-ATTRAcTTVE AND CON-
Portable home of 10 rms, bath. oil heat,
every modern convenience; on beautiful 10y
about "a acre; convenient to both bus ana
train: 90 minutes to Washington. Priced
for quick sale, S6.150. Terms.
H9MES-LoMTS~ IT S~FARMS ~ !i So
Laurel 11a Ewes and Sun. Laurel 393.
Evening star., 1940-10-06
STORE VALUES.

nSent S275OO
500 II st. n.e.-etore. large corner $4,000
eeQ5 Conn ave. n.w.-Store, End a. 1900
store: sise.. sss the.tsD 1880
5. VII, cellar 5000
gas. h.:v.h: Chestedi $500
bath HeateD $500.
water $3.50
a n ct. n.w.-Store. else. - 1878
6.-w.h. thestedj - $500
400 East Capitol st.--store $500
r. A.. HUMPHREYS,
sos North Capitol 81 Realtor. Ma $3.50.
Evening star., 1940-10-06

FOR sALE-ABoUT $50 ACRES OF
hishly cultivated land located in 4 nice
center Of D. c. Improved by substantial
frame I0-room house all modern. bath.
hot-water heat, beautiful setting with about
Servants quarters in yard and six-room
tenant house on farm; barn. silo and other
necessary outbuildinss. All machinery, 3
hogs all included in the reasonable price
Of $4,000.
Evening star., 1940-10-06
CHARLES II. STANLEY, INC.' -,
Laurel 119. Ewes. and Sun Laurel ~:
A "SILVER STAR" HOME.

s-room brick and stone modern Colonial
featured In 1897 as the Silver Star home
offered for sale due to owners transfer;
Country Club in highly restricted develop
ment. Center-hall planned. Liv rm. 14x24;
paneled den. paneled studio rm. on 2nd
ideally suited as bachelors apt:l. with
outside entrance; maids rm. and bath, dou-
BILE garase. exceptionally large lot; slate
roof, G. z. oil burner. rock wool 1nsula-
ton. copper plumbing. Price. 81 500.
Open today II an till dark. To reach
Out Lee highway to Glebe I'd, right TO
3oo5 Glebe rd
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GREEN & MAGRUDER,

Very comfortable 5-rm bungalow. sur.
rounded by lawns. trees, gardens and GOOD
shrubbery: lot 100xl30. 2-ear sarge.
Located 35O3 8. 9th st., Arlington. Va.
Price, $500. EXTRA LOTS. 2 excep-
tionally fine lots 80x130, with GOOD tarden
soil Priced at $3.50 each. with all i'm
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eI edn1siox roc room for : additional rooms and
AoSi. c.P. ced ssylss !, lGe a%4Ss bus; $3.50 lo,
Out Wilson blvd to Albemarle st. left TO
homes, or call ALBERT H. COHEN cH.
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ARLINGTON - ATTRACTIVE BRICK
home, 3 bedrms., = baths; choice location;
near bus: 81 800; terms. GRAIN. CH. 1888
$5.45O-1Ol1 N. BUCHANAN ST, .ARLING-
ton. Va.-5-room white brick bunsalow.
hardwood floors outdoor fireplace; space
for more rooms Out Washington blvd.
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SUBURBAN HOME SITE FOR SALE
cheap: owner sacrifices over 5ia acres on
main highway, 3 miles out; nice frontase;
would be ideal for one or more homes. II
sold today, $3.50. terms easy CRAW-
foRDs, NEVER CLOSED. 1909 Prince
ct Alexander Of13
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Sc. CORNER WISCONSIN AVE. AND ST.
LArse corner store. viii subdivide.
1909 l1th ST. Sc.
Store with 3 rms. kit and bath; $50.
1918 14th ST. NV.
About 1'x4S: GOOD condition; SEQ.
334S PROSPECT AVE NV
Corne- h'ork north Of NJ st. Reas.
GUARANTY REALTY. NC
1908 X st. NV National 05s7
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3426 14th ST NV.
Large store near Park I'd. shoppina CEN
ter: 1st door APPROX. 15x50 IT,: imme-
diate possession.
1901 4th st. sw.
Larse 1st-noor store. corner of N St.
with 2 rooms elee. and Gas: immediate
TT 18th ST. NV.
Downtown 'ocatlon-LAfSe store. i'm.
pediate pss.esysiHSn; % %1yH heat ntjYE fH{nishhed. Gh
733 18th 6t. NV National O352.
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have new S-room brick. automatic oil
heat. close to shopping center. school and
transp.: ami: $50.
from $50 month up. Call Miss Rice,
afternoons. Chestnut O60O
w, S, HOGE, Jr.
Evening star., 1940-10-06

GROOM FRAME. HISTORY BUNGA-
low. ami: double garage and workshop;
Il acre. fruit trees: ! block school ano
bus. So 600 43lS Sth ST. s., Arlington
Evening star., 1940-10-06

REAIJTIFu, HOME IN ARLINGTON
stream. spacious l2-room stone house. 3
baths, ami living room lSx40. large
recreation room: highly restricted resi-
dsntial: widow sacrifices for Sls5OO; very
sssy terms can be arranged. Apply today.
CRAWFoRD's, NEVER CLOSED. loo2