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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17

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The weekly echo., 1941-01-24

Mr. Robert Williams 4 member Of
HBA No, 267, Mr. G D Cotton, president
passed Sunday evening at $50 from
his home. Funeral services were held
Tuesday in West Enterprise, his home
The weekly echo., 1941-01-24
How To Boost Your
Pay

He goes to his dictionary, finds out
exaEtly what it means and how it is
pronounced, and then. as often as he
can during the day, he brings that word
into his conversation-either in serious
ness or in pure fun-untl he is able
to get il out of his mouth, without get
ting red in the face. What excitement
thre will be in chasing that word until
it is actually his own
1t will give him a better chance tc
becpme a leader among his associates
1t viii open other doors which have
heretofore befu closed to him, because
some people, have thought that he was
Just plain dumb" Best of all, it will
unaonsciously lead him into the appre-
citation of the bigger and better things
of life.
All of this may seem like a queer
way to boost a mans pay, when there
are so many other ways of doing it.
but, make no mistake, 10 learn a wore
a day viii also help a man in every
other way.
The weekly echo., 1941-01-24

Mrs E B Young seems TO be improving
nicely from her home 2001 31st Avenue.
sfter having an attack of the Flu. She
is back on the job.
The weekly echo., 1941-01-24

meta Wv A'e tSOAN N-'
IIz.a Mae Mccarthy Adviser

together saying, Rejoics with me; for
have found the piece which was lost
1O Lilewis-, I say unto you, there
is JOY in the preserce of the angels 81
God over one sinner that repenteth.
Fer the son of man is come to seek
and to save that which is lost" think
that these words emphatcally state the
misstn of Jesus in the world. His
chief concern in the world was for Lost
humanity. There is nothing more i'm
portant in the world than humanity
and there is nothing mprel pathetic in
the world than lost humanity This
pgthos of drifting humanity so moved
God that He gave his son for the re-
demption of mankind. If Jesus h a G
been more interested in establishing an
earthly kingdom, as some had supposed,
he would have defeated his purpose
in the world.
These parallels set forth plainly Gods
grace and Jesus concern for the LOST
They also present some vital problems
for todays thinking We are living in
a world where there is a crying need
for the lost to be brought back to the
fold. Tbs church of God and the fol-
lowers of Jesus must awaken to the fact
that if the lost is found it is their re-
sponsiblity to do so. Too often the
church is more interested in the pro-
motion of some financial program, OF
in maintaining the status quota of the
present membership that it fails to see
the need of seeking for the lost. The
followers of Jesus must not seek tc
save their own lives but they must
lose themselves in service seeking &c
save that which is lost, The true mea-
surement of any church is its ability
to save. Unless the church is a saving
force in the community seeking the lost
1t will of necessity be a selfish force
living off the community. "The well
need no physician, stated Jesus. If
the church is able to keep its present
membership intact if it is able to put
over great financial programs, and il
it upholds the. great christian principles,
but fills to save the lost in the sight
of God it is a failure. Therefore it be-
hopves us as followers of Jesus to be
like him in that we make our chief
corcern be the seeking and the saving
the lost
The weekly echo., 1941-01-24
HOW TO BOOST YOUR PAYl
By Dr.. Charles Stelzle

There are about 100000 words in the
English language but the average man
uses only about 300, and much of the
time he uses these improperly. He is
much LIKE a mechanic who has fifty
high-grade tools in his chest, but uses
only three, no matter what the iot
may be, thus depriving himsedf of his
possible resources as a good workman
AS matter Of fact the. average man
can read more than 800 words but he
is simply afraid to use them in his
conversation.
Whether its fair or not, people Judge
us largely by the language we use
Many worker has lost the chance for
promotion because he hadn't the ability
to speak properly. Either his language
was ungrammatical or he couldn't
find the words which expressed bis
ideas
II any such man learned just one new
word day, he would, ait the end Of
the year, have twice as many words al
his command as when he began. Here's
simple way to accomplish it: Sup
pose, as he reads his daily newspaper
or anything else-he finds a word which
ha has never sometimes because
he doesn't know how to pronounce Il
The weekly echo., 1941-01-24
Continued from page One)
STEVENSON SCHOOL NEWS

an adviser The contestants campaign
m ,nagers and advisers are as follows
Louise Naylur, contestant Maruel
Kelly Campaign Manager, Leg.a "a
Mccarthy Adviser Annie Kate Haydel
contest mt Dan Rogeas Campaign Mgr
MyrIe Webster Adviser. Arnetta OF
contestant Leo Anderson, Campaigr
Manager, NJ E Hann..h, Adviser.
The winner of the contest viii b.
crowned Miss Stevenson" and vii
have possession of the school that day
She will also be Miss Stevenson unit
another successor is elected. Be sur,
to vote.
There viii be basketball game the
sams day.
An interesting basketball game wa.
playd on Harris High School campus
January 10th btween the boys at Stew
enson and also the girls.
The boys paid Philadelphia a visit
The weekly echo., 1941-01-24

Reverend c. c. Walker, pastor o
~. !.
The weekly echo., 1941-01-24
Sunday School
Lesson

W P c Taylor
Pastor, Rose Hill Methodist Church
2342 State Boulevard
Meridian, Mississippi
The weekly echo., 1941-01-24

Mrs Gathering Sherrod, member Of
HBA No. 141 Of which Mr. w c Croft
is president, passed from her home n
West Enterprise, Monday evening. Flu
neral services were held Wednesday
from her church, Magnolia Methodist
with her pastor, Reverend Carter, Of
ficiating.
The weekly echo., 1941-01-24

l. Then drew near all the publicans
and sinners for to h4ar him.
2. And the Pharasees and the Scribes
mu1mured, saying, This man received
sinners, and eateth with them.
3. And he spake this parable unto
them, saying,
a. What man of you, having hun
dred sheep, if he lose one of them, doth
not leave the ninety and nine in the
wilderness, and go after that which IS
Lost until he find it?
s. And when hs hath found it, he
layeth it on his shoulder, rejoicing.
6. And when he cometh home nc
calleth together his friends and nsigh-
hors, saying. unto them, rejoice. witt
me; for I have found my sheep which
was lost.
7. I say unto you, likewise JOY shall
be in heaven over one sinner that re-
penteth, more than over ninety anc
nine Just person, which need no re
pentance.
8. Either that woman having ter
pieces of silver, if she lose one piece
not light a candle. and sweep the house
and seek diligently till she find it?
9. And when she hath found it, she
callcth her friends and her neighbor:
The weekly echo., 1941-01-24

l. Then drew near all the publicans
and sinners for to h4ar him.
The weekly echo., 1941-01-24

Friday, January 17th- The game was
enjoyed by all Due to ilnness' tbs
girls have not. played several games but
we are wishing for the i'll ones speedy
recovery.
The PT.A has planned Committee
Contest which will close February 7th
they are working faithfully to COM
plete. an unfinished job.
A surprise dinner WIS Given for the
faculty of ss-verson School Monday
January 18th.
Mrs Ros Leo Kennedy Lula DIT
oui, b Andersen and Leoner Rob
son prep rel fond for six Mrs. Leols
Hannah. Legia M Mccarthy Idaa Y
Thornton. Myrtle Webster, Miss Riles
and P.aa NJ. E. Il nnah: The dinner
ws ved by al.
The weekly echo., 1941-01-24
HIKING GOOD EXERCISE

Hiking hpnest-to goodness walking
is one of the best exercises known
says Green Bar Bill in BOYS LIFE
1T strengthens the lungs and the heart.
strengthens the back, develops the
sinews makes the blood run tinglinl
through your veins" .T
The weekly echo., 1941-01-24
ABOUT F LK
WE KNOW

Mr. Ed Reese. father Of Mrs. Effie
Reese Tate, is improving after being
seriously i'll at his home in Bassfield
We pray for Brother Reese, a continued
improvement
The weekly echo., 1941-01-24

the First Congregational Church was
pleasant visitor at Rose Hill ME. Churd
af which the Reverend w P c Tayld
is pastor, Sunday night,
The weekly echo., 1941-01-24

Roy L. Young, Jr is confined to hi.
bed with an attack of the Flu.
The weekly echo., 1941-01-24

Mr. H Griffin, president of HBA Nd
135 was in the office of the Holbpo1
Benevolent Association Monday of TIL
week on business pertaining to hi
Local lodge.
The weekly echo., 1941-01-24

Mrs. Anna Graham, mother of MI
Continued on page three)
Evening star., 1941-06-29

MANOR CLUB, MD, VICINITY. NEARLY
400 acres. main, home. 5 other large
homes. dairy bldgs,, equipped 3 silos,
barns, outbldgs: over Il mile I'd fronta &C;
fine for dairy. Can be sub-divided. Prop
erty overlooks Manor Club: S75.o00-
$4,000 cash bal. one trust H. F.
BIEBER. SH 6565
Evening star., 1941-06-29
FARMS FOR SALE.
(Hoptinnad

20o-AcRE FARM, LARGE 2-sToRY
Broad Run; most all good land; 80 miles
D. c. Cheap at $4,000, terms.
4l-ACRE FARM, IS miles d. c., or
John Marshall highway; large 2-story
house, bath, elec., barn and all other
necessary outbuildings, small orchard, nice
shade and yard; wire fencing; nice view
Of Bull Run Mountains. Price, $4,000;
55-AcRE FARM. about 5 acres clear
balance timber; 6-room. 2-story house
needs repair; near electricity; well water
~ miles from d. c., near good road;
price, $4,000: terms
JESSE R. HARLOWE,
"a miles Duke st. extended, Alexandria.
Phone Temple 2974. Closed Sundays.
165 ACRES; IMPROVED WITH A TWO
story frame S-room house, in very good
condition; located on a high knoll. with
plenty of shade and pleasant outlook
Large bank barn with dairy stable be.
MEATH; double corn crib: two fine streams
several springs. plenty of woodland, splen-
Old bluegrass meadow Ground has beer
wen lined and lays nice for working with
a tractor. A short distance from the pike
POSSESSION to suit; S11 300
~ acres near Etchison Will sell
ea1lpped or trade for income property
I4 acres, 6-room house; close in: S3 :
place. toi Siiidl.ei
..25 acres; Groom house, excellent cor-
uiL!oh. Large stream, some woodland
9IrL road: $1,000
ERED B. CUSHMAN. lO6 North Adams ST
rockville, Md Open Sunday. Phone 3Sg
Evening star., 1941-06-29
pa 10th St. NV Bo n,

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD
Sl,oOu-Laytonsville section. l97 a. S-r
eSI5e i1rSe bank barn other buildings
a. GO0O for about 200 acres or 100000
InslHdingz ,nsIt stock, some pure bred equip
stractVe hoase sD0U on Elevation f62m 0ngy
front of farm, tenant houses, bank barn,
nay barracks, chicken and hog houses
iaad "a dno IN high D. state Of cultivation.
chester loan, excellent s-r house, slate
roof root: high elevation, good bank barn. corn
nice stream % some fbsr aEss s,9y mesd9w with
inS ss,2oomi27 t20 -oa5. q; only g mi p G.. fac
substantial s-r. house, fair buildings;
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, ND.
road a5o1t % h bs hfIq On sig=s road With new
small stream, about half mile road front
age; sasSafras loan; terms.
3O;000---300 a. best tobacco and grain
1ha sse less some asaR RooSs % mi bes1 GaRP o9 ESQ
80. ooa ANNE ARUNDEL. Eisi. co. Se5m''
~ nj ~ 3TG stock and grain farm,
parn' OLD dairy barn, tenant house other
buildings; M practically all under cultivation
a., Ss500--Beautiful Dutch colonial house
nke new large rooms, bath, furnace. SO
a. hnest cigarette tobacco land, also grows
nsn ctover; gram. ain some fruit; macadam road,
o ST. MARYS COUNTY.
- OO9LOn Patuxent River. acres with
a-room Swiss chalet, very attractive, large
nreplace, other buildings terms.
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS
ad Neal Siue Ridge Summit and Gettysburg
ADAMS Co. Pa, rich farm lands Level
tracts at foot of mountains, 500 it. eie-
Vatlon, good fruit land. apples. peaches
ana cherries; near canning factories. game
abundant-deer, grouse, pheasants. IL
mrs; D C., moderate speed
- S1,5oO-l40 a, beautiful brick house
p r, large bank barn, large chicken houses
% a; cleared, 90 a pasture, some woods:
running water in house
S3.200-ss a., large bank harm small
n@ulldlngs. @ good looking Groom house. very
=, 'oOo-54-acre fruit. poultry and truck
lafm, large 6-room house. plenty of build
lnsS all in good condition, on macadam
rosd between EmmitSburg and Fairfeld'
r. D. LILLE,
225 Maple Ave, Takoma Park. sliro o3o1
Evening star., 1941-06-29
CASH FOR ANY MAKE CAR.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

WE PAY OFF THE NOTES.
Leo Rocca, Inc,
1901 Conn. Ave Emerson 1000
Evening star., 1941-06-29

5o1 ACRES. Sf PER ACRE: 40 ACRES
clear: stream: Cordorsville. Va; both sides
of county road FIR. 307s. $40 down.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
THE SWEEPSTAKE
DAIRY FAPN6

Located near Damascus on paved ROAD. ,us-
80 miles from d. c. We believe TINS fo
oe one Of the best dairy farms in MONT
acres. Large modern dairy barn: fine
nero OF milk cows: all necessary up-to-date
eQuIpment; beautiful, modern home: tWc
Inc farm is in fun operation ana Showing
eood return. Directions: GO 20 Oirey,
ie1t 70 Laytonsv'!e, left on Damascus rd
oi2 niles to farm, MR.. ABBE, WI. 3500,
VIII ne on premises over the week enc
with lull information N
CYRUS KEISER. Jr
Evening star., 1941-06-29
ST. MARYS.COIINTY

1S0 acres on one of the fine water
fronts Of this noted county. Naturally
sood soil bottom and upland; IO-room
mouse. barn and stable. all in need of re-
pairs. Excellent possibilities Has eleya-
ton. beautiful outlook, good shad1 and
some 6oxWood. In an area of wen-de-
Veloped estates. Price. $4,000
THEODORE F. MENK,
Evening star., 1941-06-29

5000 DOWN s25 MONTH: SMALL NEW
house; ] acre; IL miles D. c.; price, 81
goo, GIBONS, 1919 Good Hope I'd. Ii.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
ST. MARYS COUNTY

/. Opportunity for enterprising man to OBJ
tain over 400 acres and il-room frame
mouse IN excellent condition. in GOOD farm
Ing area. 80 miles from D. c Great
quantity OF Du!pWood alone is more tnan
sufncient TO pay for the property Some
acreage cleared, tenant house and GOOD
0u'0i9I- COpNlEs1i F5llsi Tf,ogIi "a ~ po,,,7r
Evening star., 1941-06-29

WATER FRONT FARM WITH COLONIAL
brick house. built about l740, on hill
the house has II rooms. high ceilings,
center hall. 4 fireplaces and other char
acteristic features; in unrestored condi-
ton. 312 acres with nearly ! mile on
water: in historic section, 21 miles from
Washington over hard roads price. S26,-
OO0 $4,000 down, 5ec interest on balance.
See MASON HIRST, Annandale, Va, at the
end of Columbia pike Phone Alexandria
5S12. Closed Sundays.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT.
s rooms, shade. fuel, water, $40 month
PERROW, Remington, Va. =
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

MODERN STOREROOM 2Ox35, LOT FOX
20. at 2007 NV; sell on reasonable
terms or trade. RA. 0017.
100000 SO. FIT, LIGHT INDUSTRIAL,
commercial, ground located on railroad
spur near trunk route, 4 miles from Dis
trlct; suitable for warehouse, garage or
manufacturing. Box 237-J. Star.
STORE AND ROOMS, CORNER c AT
3O1 Bird st. Sc; rents. S65; price. $4,000;
cash, 5000: terms. North 1920, Ext. 355
COMMERCIAL-INDUS GROUND.
D. C.. and Md Railroad sidings, all
prices. E. N. LIGHTBOWN Warfield 1925
2410 18th ST N.W-3-STORY BRICK,
semi-detached double bay window store
and aptS.: redecorated throughout;
suitable for most any business: oil heat:
property vacant, immediate possession;
PR. &l3,950. H. H. CARTER, 613 18th
ST. NV.
FOUR STORES, PROMINENT NORTH
ives! legation: all rented at S1,6S0 per
year PEifH' gfil 81 SI4i5Oq; 55OqG;,or.,vne
1920 K 81 ME- 43o3
Evening star., 1941-06-29
CYRUS KEISER, Jr..
9lr Wisconsin Ayc WO 62-1
SOUTHERN Mn

250-acre productive tobacco and gen.
erai era farming plantation. Good condition.
house 90 acres of tobacco A reIiabie
tenant having his own equipment is sue
CeSSIuIly farming this place Price, $3.50.
THEODORE F. MENR,
MI. 6201 131H Conn Ave
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TRAILER SPACE,
TIRES FOR SALE.
MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

HARLEY 1897. No. "a: new tires
wheel and chain; front and rear CT
bar; saddle bags ia. oslo
Evening star., 1941-06-29
ACREAGE WANTED.

10 10 ACRES MONTG. co, MD.
within 10 miles Washington: stats nrics
Iu1l details. Box 151-J, Star. 90.
SMALL ACREAGE TRACTS, VICINITY OF
Suitland or Silver Hill Nd. JAMES 3
McQUADE. 945 x st. NV. National Q5Qa-
Evening star., 1941-06-29

FREE BIG JUNE ISSUE FREE.
COUNTRY PROPERTY BUYERS GUIDE.
Send only your name and address on
postcard Independent monthly publica-
ton, not connected with any real estate
agency. Lists properties in many States.
Farms Estates Acreage, Summer Homes,
Camps, Business. Contains information to
help you find what you want. COUNTRY
PROPERTY BUYERS GUIDE, 366 Madison
ave , New York
Evening star., 1941-06-29
MONEY WANTED

DESIRE $1,000 ON 2nd MORTGAGE NY
home' located in desirable location. viii
give reasonable bonus. Box 1881. Star
lst TRUST ON MARYLAND, NORTHEAST,
colored property, excellent security. BOX
23l j. Star.
SEVERAL WELL-SECURED AND GUAPAN-
teed monthly payment lSt and 2nd mort
cages: liberal discount plus So interest
JOHN A BRICKLEY, Barr Building, DI.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

DODGE 12-ton screen body truck: 10 feet
long excellent condition; 4 forward speeds.
oual wheel; very little used; suit small
chicken hauler; price, S450. Can be seen
al 5000 Meade street ne. Lacy Ellis
CHEVROLET 1910 pickup: mileage less
than 1000; B-ply tires, heater; never
oeen loaded; very clean and not a blemish
low price; may finance. S. & c. MOTORS
NJ F; Smith manager, FIR. 1926. 251I
Evening star., 1941-06-29
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED,

WANTED, APARTMENT HOUSES, BUsI-
ness prop. and investment properties B
M. ODUM, RE. 5216. 1927 Eye St NV
APARTMENT BLDG. MODERN, SMALL;
nice neighborhood; direct from owner Sub
nit statement, price. Box 22S-H Star.
APTS 12 OR Is UNITS, NORTHWEST
section preferred; direct from owner. Box
339-H. Star.
WANT IMMEDTATEIY, APART MENT
building central location; reasonable
amount cash; am no broker. CUTTING,
1247 New Hampshire avenue
Evening star., 1941-06-29

stone and frame house. overlooking and
facing the historical estate of former
President Monroe; excellent condition;
electricity, bath. heat. basement: old stone
spring house in yard; unlimited supply of
water for all purposes piped from spring;
tenant house: located In Piedmont Hunt
Club section in Loudoun County, Va, 30
miles from White House.
LEWIS SUMMERS, CH. 2117.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

NEAR OLNEY-To SETTLE ESTATE;
approximately 235 acres; productive farm,
traversed by good streams: 10-room house.
bank barn, all in good condition. This is
one of best farms in county and priced
far below its true value. ARMY NAVY
REALTY, INC MA 3717
Evening star., 1941-06-29

broom bIngalow, just the place for
or Tor investment. Chicken house, stable
grape arnor, apple trees, mowers. good farm
Iand; IL miles from WASHINGTON, mr.,
Richmond hwy
CHESTER COGSWELL.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

GARAGE, GAS STATION. UsED-CAR LOT.
ONCE and stockroom, 2337-2347 Champlaln
St. n.w.-lSt and 2nd commercial zone.
Suitable for auto dealer, service station,
taxi headquarters. building supplies, Avail.
July !. 1882 so. #. Apply 1918 10th
81. NV. End floor. National 1879.
SILVER SPRING = DESIRABLE LOCA-
tlons in the heart of business section for
lease. H BROOKS PERRING, SH. 1865.
WILL CHANGE TO SUIT LESSEE, q
story wooden building. "a by so, No. .
Baltimore blvd. Hyatts., Md Warfleld
1901 until & pm. SH. 5519 evenings.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
Fireproof bids. adaptable for warehouse.
garage or shop or feet of trucks. centrally
located, on street level: 92Xl15 it., with
ramp TO roof of same dimensions. for
truck storage; brokers invited. HO. 1887
Evening star., 1941-06-29
STORES FOR SALE.

BRICK STORE. EXCELLENT LOCATION.
30 f.. deep. basement End story storage
priced TO sell. Particulars, HAnER, DE,
3729-J.
GASOLINE STATION Is CABINS, ON AND
of sale beer license, all equipment and
81 600 cash. $50 monthly rent. 81 in
terest; owner takes 1st mortgage. F. W.
RAYMOND, Beltsville. Nd.
RESTAURANT ON BALTIMORE BLVD,
fully equipped; electricity. toilet running
hot and cold water; suitable for gas sta
ton. cabins or trailer camp; price. $1,000;
$3.50 down, S25 per month, So terms on
balance. r w RAYMOND. Beltsville, Nd.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

FOR COLORED-BENNING, D. COM
ditionS force owner to sacrifice two adjoin-
ing lots. 25xl00: sewer and water; $500
each RE. 1868.
COLORED-REFINED NEIGHBORHOOD;
near school, stores streetcars; suburban
D. c.; 6Sx110. Reasonable. OWNER. CHI.
7294. --------------
NORTH CAROLINA AVE. NE, Mr.. 14th
st, facing N. c. ave and st. Price
$1,000. GUY TIMER, 1926 You st. NV.
No. 1907.
COLoRFD-IN ARLINGTON, VA. (HALLS
HID, 211S N Edison st.-A 6-rm house
on o very large corner lot, with fruit
and shade trees; close to schools, stores
and trans: price, S4,750. Easy terms.
JOSEPH RETBLE, agent, oxford 05l5.
i006 N. Garfield St, Arlington. Va.
COLORED-NEAR 47th AND SHERIFF
fd. n.e.-Lot 25x75, severed and water;
1900. National 140S.
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113 ACRES-S2 75n
4-ACRE FARM ST 350

On all-year road in Fairfax County 90
miles D. C.; stream; all woodland; mostly
cut over: $50 cash. S25 monthly. MAR
lin i. WEBB & SON Annandale Va
Evening star., 1941-06-29

BEAUTIFUL VA. FARM OF SO ACRES
located s mi. southwest of Marshall on
Route 73S. For future information, write
or phone. T. d. HEYL. Marshall, Va.
FARM, 10 ACRES, 5-ROOM HOUSE. u
road terms to suit Call HI 061S
Evening star., 1941-06-29
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

500 ACRES TIMBERLAND SOUTHERN
Maryland: fronts ON State road; may sub
divide WO. 1896.
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TO SETTLE AN ESTATE,
CORNELIA M. BOWIE.
NEAR LEoNARDToWN, MD.

Senator's widow forced to sacrifice
on account of i'll health. Creosote-
treated matched spruce log cabin at pri-
yate beach; fireplace takes Aft log: bath,
Philgas stove, pOrehes. cellar. picket fence
nishings; only S4.250. Mr. Mahoney.
AD; 6693. WAPLE 81 JAMES, INC, DI'
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HERE'S A NICE coTTAGE AT A

LOW PRICE
nice rooms. large porch. cIoSe N
peach. fine view Of bay Nice shade. Prac-
tcally new. but needs more attention. Only
ioo cash, 81 monthly: total price, only
some one an ideal summer place in an
ideal summer colony on Chesa peake Raw
HereS load OF happiness, fun and value
for very little. These don't happen eveTy
day. See Mr. FLEMING. Calvert Beach
PAVILION: Go through Marlboro to Solo
mons I'd, keep on Solomons I'd. throueh
Prince Frederick to Calvert Beach.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

SECURITY & CONTFNTMENT-ON 10. A
For ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS. CASH
UNDEVELOPED HOMESITE - Without
improvements; high plateau for home;
one-third wooded: near Ashton, Md. At
tractive.. spot with large streams and
Me 1918
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225 Maple Ave, Takoma Park. Sligo 1907
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FOR IMMEDIATE SALE

Very desirable warehouse and showroom
property, accessible to rear entrance by
3 streets. near intersection of 9TH and
Mass. ave. NV. Agents need not apply
Box l4S-H Star