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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08

1 Good news travels fast - and
ID great tidal wave. the good
heWs about Gillian, the amazing
aew natural medicine, Is spread
Eg all over Detroit and the entire
STATE of Michigan, Statements
Ike that OF Miss Reichlin-stories
al truly remarkable relief OBJ
tained by taking Giljan--are be-
Ag told every day by grateful
Gillian users. Below are Hazel
heieitiirts own words. We urge
every suffering man and woman
% read them carefully. Make up
your mind that you. too, are going
. ENJOY Health From The Good
Earth 4"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Taken Before N eaIs-AcisFast!

Taken shortly before meals. Gill
Jan mixes with the food-acts fast
(often with the FIRST DOSE).
Gillian will help bring out gases
and impurities which may have
been inside you long time. caus-
ing you many days OF misery and
headaches. dizzy spells. skin erlp-
tons and that lazy. drowsy feel
ing. It will aid greatly in cleans
ing your bowels gradually not
drastically or severely as thew
were NEVER CLEANSED BE
FORE, and will help make the di-
gestive organs sweet and clean.
In short, Gillian will aid in build
Ing you up in general and make
you LOOK, ACT and FEEL like n
DIFFERENT MAN or WOMAN.
years younger than your real agei
A special Gillian representative.
known as the GILLIAN Man. r.
now at Cunningham's Drug Stores
ut 1124 Griswold St, and 1908
woodward Ave-, Detroit. Here he
II meeting crowds OF interested
men and women daily - and In
Producing and explaining the re-
markable healthfuI properties of
the "Naturally-made' Gillian COM
pound Gillian II recommended
and sold by all CunnIngham's Drug
stores and by druggists through
out Detroit and Michigan. Help
yourself to health. Start today by
buying bottle Of Gillian. One
bottle Will convince you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
RUN DOWN
FROM STOMACH AGONY.
! JUST DRAGGED Myself
L0NG"SAYSSAL ESlADY

Hazel Reichlin, Salesiady, of
2545 Lathrop ST., Detroit,
States She-Was So Ex-
hausted From Tortures of
Stomach Trouble and Con-
stipation That She Could
Hardly Work-Since TAX
ing Gillian Her Pains Are
Cone-She Has Wonder
full New Pep and Energy!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Child Bedter Faces
Sanity Board Hearing

A sanity commission was ap-
pointed today to rule on the case
of 23-year-old James Earpe. who
pleaded guilty TO charge of
cruelty to children after his ar
rest two weeks ago for beating
into Inconsistencies his son, Rom
ME, 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Miners Quit Clio;
Lewis Starts Sd
Group

CINCINNATI, Oct. 8 GNS).-
A fighting John L. Lewis, who
said there is no rabbit in me-" to-
day led his big United Mine Work.
ers Union of more than 600, 900
members out OF the CIO and en-
barked on campaign TO build a
third great labor movement under
the UNIV.
The action came when. by a
dramatic appeal. Lewis persuaded
the miners convention 10 vote 10
withdraw from the organization
he founded in 1885.
The $500 delegates, by an over
whelming standing vote, approved
the break. Only seven delegates
rose 10 their feet TO say no"
Lewis told the delegates that
they wanted "a man with more
rabbit than I've got" If they failed
to vote 10 sever their CIO connec-
tiOnS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
RAIDING CHARGED

Lewis bitterly accused the Go
OF raiding UNIV locals.
The mine union boss said that
the vote on withdrawal would put
the responsibility for a split in
labor's ranks up 10 the Go.
He said that if the CIO stopped
it's slurring attacks on the UNIV"
and repaid the miners S1.665. 900
they loaned the Go. the UNIV
could consider going back into the
Go. But, to all intents. the UNIV
was out OF the organization Lewis
founded for good.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
NOT A RABBIT

I'm not that kind of a man."
he stated in voice that plainly
told the delegates he would re-
sign as UNIV president unless
they supported the officers re-
port.
Earlier yesterday. Lewis. in an
other speech. disclosed that he had
formed District so of the UNIV
TO build a greater and more per-
feet union" and delegates TO the
convention regarded the state
ment as the christening declara-
ton launching a big new labor
movement.
IL was the second time in the
last decade that Lewis appea red
as the spearhead of a new labor
movement. 1t was the bushy-
proved mine union boss who with
drew from the AFL in 1885 to
father the CIO. Later, in 1899,
he resigned as Go president after
the Willkie-Roosevelt election cam
paign.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19

TT WAS Columbia that first signed up Gene
Tierney They kept her under contract for six
months and then decided II was no 60. Zanuck
took the second guess on Gene and put her on
Hollywoods higher r,lngs In less than year.
Consider the case OF Monty Woolley whose
beard was the cause Of his fall and rise.
Under contract to MGM for couple of years.
the small bits he played consisted mainly Of
French ambassadors because he refused to shave
his beard off and change character. When MGM
ran out of French ambassadors in its scripts.
Wooley was dropped
Then came the stage run and the film OF The
Man Who Came to Dinner" Now, because of
his beard-and his reputation had something TO
do with it. too-the Fox Farm is starring him In
THE Pied Piper"
Other studios are standing in line with bearded
DEITY CRADLE was tumble on the part Of
~ Paramount. who gave her fair enough
buildup via bathing suit publicity pictures But
in their films she was the girl you missed when
you sneeZed.
The New York stage gave her the buildup in
Panama Hattie" and the Zanuck Zoo converted
her into high voltage box office winner
The old Fox studios built Alice Faye into an
unsuccessful platinum imitation of the late Jean
Harlow.
When 10th Century merged with that studio
Alice was slated for the has-been file from which
there is no returning
The new regime changed her hair back to
lloiihoi, toon away tie SiolIics uat htecu ncL
like frankfurter skin. and found that they had
normal and reasonable young lady who couldn't
miss Stardom.
pETTE DAVIS was another star whose tumble
~ was due to the peroxide bottle. Bette was
a platinum blonde at Universal. unable to carry
off the dizzy roles assigned to her. Her dropped
option was caught on the bounce by Warner
Bros. The rest is film history.
Just before Warmers signed Bette Davis, they
had a young actor to whom they assigned
couple of minor gangster roles. He was given q
vague promise Of contract, IL they could figure
out way to use him steadily. The verdict Of
the freres Warner was that there wouldn't be
enough gangster roles to keep the actor busy. so
no contract.
MGM signed him up after putting him In a
picture with Joan Crawford. He has done pretty
we'll since then.
His name is Clark Gable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19

Daryl F. Zanuck picked her up for goth
Century-Fox and made her one of his biggest
money-makng stars
With her current ice comedy, Iceland"
Zanuck will have paid her over one million
dollars.
John PAYNE, who is now co-starring opposite
- Sonia Henie for the second time. did one
days work in year when he was under con-
tract to Sam Goldwyn.
Paramount and Warner Bros. both tried to
develop him and gave il up. The tumble was
recovered by T. c. F., and Payne is now one OF
their top stars
1t isn't generally known that Universal once
gave a young actor by the name OF Tyrone Power
role i'm ITEM Brown of Culver" and gave him
an option on possible contract The option was
dropped because they didn't think he was star
material.
When Zanuck signed him later he was cast
opposite Alice Faye in Sing, Baby Sing After
three days in the role the director took him out
of the cast and had him replaced.
Luckily, the tumble was recovered by the
home team.
TNIE same studio that made the above three
l. excellent second guesses once had plump,
black haired dancer by the name of Rita Cansino
under contract They finally dropped her with
a thud Columbia picked her up and gave her
a thorough refurbishing
They changed her name TO Rita Hayworth,
trimmed down the weight and changed the color
OF her hair. She was borrowed at healthy
price by goth Century for My Gal SAL and Tales
Of Manhattan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19

TRAINER guilty of doping a horse has his
license suspended for 60 days. punishment
slightly more severe than slap on the wrist.
In-the> yesteryear the penalty for doping was TO
be ruled of the turf for life. And still should be.
Why don't retailers of womens clothes, shoes,
etc. have shops by sizes. For example 80 to
"A shop"
Then have that shop or department in a store
stated by women of that size and have models
of that size
They also could have cute. little trick shops.
All right pay no attention 20 me If you don't want
TO be millionaire.
MICHAEL JOSEPH DELEEANTY. Most we'll
1'1 known men named Delehanty have been
baseball players but Michael is school principal.
Runs school in New York for policemen and
fremen wishing to prepare for examinations for
promotion
Every officer of the New York Police Depart
ment but one. with rank of captain or above is
graduate of Delehsnty.s' school
Il Even the most experienced men of the
opposition. Why7 Nobody, ever knew what Ty
was going to do next.
General Macarthur fights the same way Cobb
played ball. He has the Japs jttery. They don't
know whether Macarthur is going TO bomb Toxic
attack Manila Bay or go after Singapore.
Macarthur should be named commander of
the entire United Nations war effort.
That would make Hitler jittery. Macarthur
is the only enemy general der fuehrer ever men.
toned in a speech since the war began.
Last Ditch Mac" is already. under Adolfs
skin little.
yellow know has had the same thing for
Il lunch every day for % years; cold turkey
leg, cranberry sauce, apple pie a la mode and
coffee
No matter what is claimed the truth Is only
three men have made fortunes playing the races:
George Pittsburgh Phil Smith. Chicago
O'Brien and George Soule. The last named lost
the fortune he made playing the races in trying
10 beat the stock market
"As to popularity with the fair sex the
marines not first I'm the armed forces as often
claimed" writes San Franciscan.
standing In popularity with the ladies Is: I,
air force; 2, cavalry; 8, marines 4, navy; 5,
army"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19

How you doing, young woman? How
many proposals of marriage did you receive last
week.
THE skyrocketing OF prices during Kentucky
l. Derby week in Louisville and at the track
the day OF the race is a terrific blow 10 Ken
tucky's reputation for hospitality. The Kentucky
Derby should be, run at Keeneland. the states
nonprofit racetrack.
"Marlene Dietrich's screen success Is largely
due to her shapely legs" states contemporary.
That's not exactly right 1t is largely due
to the publicity given Miss Dietrichs symmetry
of limb The idea is not new.
It first was used about 30 years ago TO
publicize frankie Bailey, The Girl With the
Million Dollar Legs"
frankie possessed OF unusually shapely
limbs which stood the test of wearing tights.
Marlene's limbs are good but not in class with
Miss Baileys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19

Price. subject to Sc sales tar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19

II you don't mind get
ting up early being a
milk wagon driver is a
soft job.
Ruth Ericsson of
New York. once chosen
as Miss S bw ayS.
states she has received
258 proposals of mar
rage.
And Janet b lair,
cinema cutie, who was
once a band canary,
claims she has received
one or more proposals
of marriage in every
town OF over 10000
population in the United
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19

be a headllne champion
at another.
The average OF
fumbles and recoverics
at all studios is even.
The potential stars they
drop one year are bor-
rowed on a second guess
the next year, so II all
evens up in the end.
Sonia Henie was
first brought to Holly
wood by Paramount for
a screen test. The
studio was in a state
of reorganization, SO
they passed up Sonja's
test and option for the
sake of economy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19

"WAot % your future, my pretty Dtdidl"
my face is my fortune, sir" she said.
Thomas Fleet.
when above was written beauty scarce,
Nowadays IL Is plentiful because of the in
Vulnerable artful and artificial aids 10 beauty.
Girls who are as beautiful as successful film
stars often ask: What has she got that
haven't?" and the answer is: Brains, character
and courage "-EVD)
Is REPORTED some milk wagon drivers in
i Chicago are making high SLOT a week
in wages and commission; mostly commission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19

HOLLYWOOD'S system of discovering star
III talent often is done by the fumble-and-
recover method. A player will get thumbs
down verdict at studio and tiien prove to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
Walter WivscheH
On Broadway

Trade Mark Registered. Copyright. 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
Boys Wash Pants

old summertime! For tearing around from It'll
climbing sobaH bicycling
No mother that her boys will look sight
they pants problem easily
economically Select from those below All eff
GENTLY being Sanoized, shrink than 100.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
On the Side
IL. v. DMv'Iing

Distributed BY King Features Syndicate. Inc.
Evening star., 1942-02-15
FOR RENT FOR THE
DIP

Country estate in walk dist of stors
ana airport. on paved hgwy.. ii mi. from
tne Capitol. Modern throughout and new
piumolns. including modern kitch. md bait,
@ ps IN Tor the servants quarters sdjoining
dee dre 'wocar hss ga garsge The lovely little gar
99erg 9g me chicken house can hold hun
Gfeas Ths % OF . chicks, 2 horse COW, pets, etc.
srle rne pasture land has more fruit and
small woodland rolls over knoll; %
acres IN all. The eight-room master house
eIassed-in breakfast alcove OH the white
all-electric kitchen. a cellar and oil heat
me tenant house. which faces the road
an modern conveniences Rental for ali,
10 rehaole people, 500 per month. 70
see IT call MRS. PREVIN District $500,
swer' please leave number with switchboard.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR sAIs

units: priced 5 times rental; $4,000 CASH
reQuireq, balance financed until paid.
W w. BAILEY. MA. 1870.
Il and b. apts;: oil heat; 6-car ga
rage Priced right. $1,000 cash req, bal.
mn until paid. w. w. BAILEY. Ma 357O.
$500 BLOCK 18th N.E.coRNER BLDG,
cash uss req e1sn sxEY x 4 sns "a b s5sb $4,000
z:FAMILX scIesned.1n APT hP7cb. 1s ROOMS BATHS,
e9mmerfial shnds i.lI zone. BY owner; block Oh
kslaer Md $1,000 PhSas sash Hystt.vif. st Nj
BR1GHTWoOD, NEAR N. H. AVE. NV
4-lamlly nat, renting at $3.50 month; fairly
fIaH5oR n BBaUAN BBaXes isreft Ihomss gGSe
Circle: Ma. 6229, WO. 0747.
CONGRESS HEIGHTsI4- UNIT
rented Ws 0ca5ed oWNrs excellent nsome always
DOWNTOWN. JUST OFF 10th ST NV
~ roms, 2 baths. red brick home leased
d9r r1 dd three @ years at $500 per mon h: nrice
EM a 81 DaEtfqars WHSLE cal JAMEs Ne shsr fSc
H ST; NE. 1900 BLoCK-oNE STORE
spsr,n,ent afse e, rooms CONS IN .,; rear; one 4-room
W3PLE st JA%Es dfsR Nc MF Eiln5 b. ss4s tP a97a
GOOD INCOME PRODUCING s.E. BUsI-
rtoT. ness corner; oa 3.Story brick building with
and apts Of 3 rooms and bath each.
o.! o.! heat, ! good tenant. 1n-1ear leose at
BRobE bafn.ay COLBERT %ffas iNt N1 ss75
FAMILY APT. IN PERFECT CONDI-
30 300, These fisures represent net figures
Wisda1 On last s years e income and expense, Call
44l3 GEORGIA AVE. NV COMPLETE
4-rm; and bath apis. Separate entrances.
S1,236 year income OWNER, 9O1 Webster
st NV.
ssse lease l2a ibedIm sa YEARLY
e0l Webster St. NV
INVESTOR INn,IS R,e. OR MERCHANT oPPoR-
LarSs store with finished basement nerset4Ts ssies.
lot to alley possession ii + ha Desired 0fsR but
aOa reg 'GI KohneP Per MesEEvER EsssE F'es q
WHITEFORD. exclusive agents. 1914 K
st. nv. District 9106.
BRICK BUILDING. YEARS CID: STORE,
bath each: tenants furnish own utilities
trust $500; make offer; cost $4,000.
2Sl3 18th st. ne.
SUITABLE HOUSING PROJECT: 81
Md; seven-room house with electricity.
SoeR to and bus Ho 5 Sa onshsh
HOUSE, RENTED AS APTS.; REN TAL,
S112.50 monthly: has IL rooms; blocks
from Capitol on Md ave. ne; price,
$3.50; cash req, $1,000. AL. BOOKOFF,
RA. 6527 or Ma 93S9.
DIRECT FROM OWNER-NEW BRK. Def
Colonial apt. bldg. in NV; large lot: near
shopping center. on bus line; annual rental.
81 .920. AT. 1868.
FIRST COMMERCIAL: 80 RMS, BATHS.
garage; suitable club or stores, apts.. ETC.
OWNER. 1909 18th NV. Don't phone.
NEW FOUR-FAM1LY FLATS AT AN Ex-
ceptionally good location in the southeast.
near park, theater. stores, school and bus.
heated. Price, Sssla4S5. ', You ousht to
clear about 20ee on the casn required,
S5.475. Ask for Miss Shoemaker.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1719 K st. NV. MA. 1865.
APT NV. sECTION: GROSS RENTS,
S14 100; long term. 4Se trust, low rents
small cash payment required. Wonderful
Downtown building. leased to one tenant
Pays better than l1G Well financed. Mr..
Whiteford. McKEEVER g. WHTTEFORD.
1914 X st. NV. d. 9708
IRVING ST NV, BETWEEN 10th AND
MT. PLEASANT STS
Semi-detached brick, 3 stories, 8 rooms,
3 Kitchens. baths. lavatory. porch, new
oil burner: suitable for apartments or
r00Hsi HArHAs its'isS:TG PooGE, 171o Ey. St. NV.
RE 1133. EVENINGS, EN-. 4211.
Evening star., 1942-02-15
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

CLIENTS ALL KINDS OF HOUSES AND
farms. Prince Georges County II you
property with PETER j. HAGAN 3S3i
34th St. Mt. Rainier Md WA. 1855
WILL TRADE COMPLETE BEAUTY PAR
Ior I IN Richmond. Va: for home or lots in
Evening star., 1942-02-15
FARMS FOR RENT.
FARMS WANTED.

LARGE AND SMALL. IN MONTGOMERY
or Howard County. Please list with US.
EDWARD R. CARR, Adams 3323-24-25
SMALL FARM OR ACREAGE, 90 MILES
OF D c. or 10 miles Gaithersburg. Md.
P. O. Box 5961, Bethesda.
A SMALL FARM OR A FEW UNIMPROVED
acres on highway near village in North
western Howard Co., Nd. JAMES KEANE.
1150 Conn. ave. NV. MA. S672.
WILL SELL YOUR FARM IF PRICED
right. See or write.
]. LETTON MARTIN,
Room 4O1 Earle Bldg.
RE 1892 AID. $3.50.
Evening star., 1942-02-15
MONEY TO LOAN.

PLENTY or MONEY AVAILABLE FOR End
trusts, taxes 1st trusts, D. c., Md, and
Va, and home improvements, Deals
closed in "a hours. Small monthly pay
ments FEDERAL FINANCE CO., 915
New York ave. NV. MA. 1416. 20.
FUNDS FOR 2nd TRUST MOTIFS.
NATHAN POOLE RE. 1913.
ITO Eye ST. NV. Ewes, EN-. 4211.
Evening star., 1942-02-15

MONEY ON SECOND TRUST.
We will buy second-trust notes, D. O..
nearby Nd or Va. Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE A INVESTMENT
1919 N. Y. Ave. NV. National 1888.
Evening star., 1942-02-15
REALTORS,
1881 L St. NV National O334

FLAT.
AN OUTSTANDING LOCATION: Here Is
q two-family colored nat. each apt. con:
sisting of rms, kitchen and bath, and
rented at the ridiculously low price OF $40
per month per unit. Flat has Just been
placed in Al condition and Is q real bar
gain at $4,000. Call MR.. COATES for
an appointment.
A. S. GARDINER g. CO.,
REALTORS.
NJ al nn0A
Evening star., 1942-02-15
Arlington Division
1920 CASH,

BALANCE, $40 MO
90 minutes from downtown. 2-bedroom,
white shingled bunsalow, , years OLD. in
perfect condition: large lot. nicely land
scaped; oil heat. hardwood floors, no base
ment Price. S44O0 Drive out WASH
ington blvd to N. Roosevelt St, left to N.
18th St, right l block to N. Sycamore St,
right to last house on left. 1915 n. Syca-
and evenings
Evening star., 1942-02-15
POSSESSION AT ONCE.

IL acres fronting on Colesville I'd.
Modern broom brick home, oil heat. Are
place electric kitchen 2-car garage. poul-
try house, fruit trees, strawberries, grapes
Nice place for horses. dog kennels. Raise
and sell flowers, vegetables poultry. Stand
ard garden tractor included. miles from
D. {, Price reasonable. Many other
farms, JOHN BURDOFT Colesville, Nd.
Ashton 3S46 OpeQ evenings
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

OFFICES FOR RENT.
1924 18th ST. NW.-3-ROOM SUITE AND
storage room, fully equipped: furniture and
nxtures: S25 month. National 1896 I6s
FURNISHED PRIVATE OFFICE IN Law
yer,s suite in Southern Bldg, available i'm
mediately. Phone Republic 0010.
110s F ST S.W. = CONVENIENT TO
EEIster-iront market area and Government
Services included in rental. MAURICE
FITZGERALD. 1871 6 st. NV. Ma 1886
ST. AND CONN. AVE.-LARGE FIRST
floor front Office, 15x26 IT. Available now.
Call Executive 075y.
FURNISHED PRIVATE OFFICE IN MOD
location. RE. 1772. 721 Southern Bldg.
DESK. $40, OR MAILING AND TELE-
phone PRIVILEGES. with use Of private con-
ference room; only So mo-: finest secre-
tarlal service. 1410 H st. NV. suite 227 .
FURNISHED OFFICE IN PRIVATE SUITE
in modern downtown ofice building; $50
mo to suitable tenant OIL. S16s.
ATTRACTIVE. MoDERNIsTIC SUITE
reception and nve private adjoining rooms:
IN In heart Of downtown business district.
OFFICE, SHOP OR DESK SPACE. WIS
consin cons ave. near Sears Roebuck; reason
NEAR WHITE HoUsE-TWo 12x14-FT.
rooms; furnished; conditioned; 500
service available extra. CaI Wo. 1898
for appointment Sunday or after Monday.
OPEN TO PM
For doctor or dentist, in new section for
colored. desirable once with modern apt.
THOS. D. WALSH, INC. DI. 1867.
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750.

Excellent renting section. ne. brick
8 rooms. bath. hot-water heat, electricity
Owner occupied. in perfect condition. should
rent for $40. Sunday phone SH 1878.
HOHENSTEIN BROS.
eth and SITS NE FIR 3OoO
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our-oE-rowh REAL ESTATE.

fronting beautiful fresh water river. .3f7
miles to gulf. black bass. deep-sea nshins.
deer, turkey. duck. quail galore; 6-room
and 4-room cottages, furniture, boats tools,
all modern. Must be sold. Terms reason
able L. p. KUSS. Yankeetown. Fla. 16e
ATTENTION GOVT. EMPLOYEES 1EAvNG
8 rooms, bath. large basement with kit and
lavatory. incl. porches II heated. garage,
yard. Box 334 B. Star.
MODERN COUNTRY HOME ON HIGH
way miles north Of Charlottesville. Va.
o. LANDES 1410 Park pl., University
Station. Charlottesville, Va.
25-RM. TURN. HOTEL AND APIS. m
Florida. price, SIT 500.
25-rm hotel, $1,000, terms. MRS.
ROBBINS, Parksde Hotel.
DREXEL HILL-DETACHED DWELLING.
bedrms., h.-w.h.. 2-car detached ga
ton; 40 minutes center OF city: lot,
66x15O. Price. $4,000. Box 1O2-J'
Star.
HIDEoUT, 90 A. ONE R. WELL; A.
open; $500: $40 per mo.
rs a.. two houses. and rms; each:
orchard. spring, living stream $1,000
ZOO a.. 3 rms; orchard. spEins, is: im;
mo. Mr.. PERROW. Remington. Va.
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BARGAIN.

New 4ia-room bungalows; bedrooms
living room, kitchen, dinette and bath
automatic heat all improvements. Price
S3,615, S2625 per mo-
FRANK H. HIBBERD,
34th and R I Ave. Mt. Rainier.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY Eop sAlr

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
CORNER. 100 FT ON KENNEDY ST.:
brick house, good for ot1ces for builder
or contractor; S14,95O. DINOWITZ CO,
Bond Bldg. MA. 6717. 15s
c0MMERcIAL--!INDUsTRIAL GROUND.
prices e. N. LiGHTsoWN Warneid HEIDI iss5
MODERN FACTORY OR WAREHOUSE
ouildins' near 23rd and M sts. NV; in
sulated. heated, well lighted and ventilated
with once rooms and lavatories. Build
ing about :}6x14 feet. Reqr. alley. bar
gain at S1S.O00.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1119 K st. NV MA. 1855.
NEAR CONN. AVE. AND EYE ST.
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