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dinner at the Maynower Hotel, DR..
Niebuhr emphasized that Jews
should present "the Zionist view
with every possible vigor as they
support 1t with every possible sacri-
flee
Other speakers were Mrs. M. P.
Epstein. former president Of Ma
tional HadaSSah: Mrs. ISadore Bres-
lau, president of the Washington
chapter. who presided, and Louis
Spiegler, who urged support of the
united Jewish appeal.
Proceeds of the dinner will be
distributed to three groups: Youth
Aliyah, which has sent several thou
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Francis F. Davies Dies;
Racina Device Inventor
n TIE tod prl

Nv The ASSOc1Ated Prfsx.
NEW YORK, March 30.-Francis
F Davies, "A, credited with being
the first man to put rubber tires on
the trotting horse sulky and an
inventor of an electric starting box
for racing whippets, died here Sat-
urday of a heart ailment.
During the First World War he
supervised. the shipment of 10000
horses from the United States to
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Apple Boy Jailed Again;
SAT Robbery Charged

BY the Associated Press
SILVER CREEK, N. Y. March 30.
Jackie Swanson, II, the apple
boy" who game dNation- wide SYM
pathy following his conviction in
Louisiana for housebreaking lit
tie more than year ago, is in Jail
again.
State Police Inspector Eugene
Hoyt said young Swanson, whose
home now is in Buffalo. was ar
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~ Secretary RESIGNS

STAUNTON. Va. March 30 (Spe-
ciaD.- w. Duncan, general secre-
tary of the Staunton Y. M. c. A. for
five years, has submitted his resig-
nation to the Board of Directors and
has accepted a position at Columbia,
S. c., where he will be in Y. M. c. A.
work in connection with the Army.
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sand young Jews from Middle Eu-
rope to Palestine: the Jewish Ma
tional Fund, which buys land in
Palestine, and to q third group pro-
viding hospital facilities for Allied
armies in Palestine
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A dollar down and a dollar a week
will buy a lot of things-but the best
buy on the market is our freedom. So
use your dollars for Defense bonds.
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tended in court he stole only sn
apple because he was hungry.

Money talks! United States De-
fense savings bonds and stamps
shout Victory"
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50 Gloves s50-Washabe doekn finished sheep
white chamos beige gold light blue Capeskin damb)
kidskin. suedes in black or brown. Classic styles.
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Buy, Buy, Buy to Help ''Keep EN- Flying!
GREY SHOPS-Second Floor

1oos3 Sp-Chnese handmade brocaded crepe Lace n
white not all sizes
in eacb stvle. "a tn An
Slp~-CeaneSe styled with pead ruffe:
broken Soc
10a-Sl95 Slp-Taiored trimmed ayon san
each STYLE sizes "a TO 40 &c
,4asl5O Pahes-Taored trimmed light blue
15c
tailored tea
blue all sizes In 81 SIC
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WOMEN'S COATS-Third Floor

coutS
-Womn SIS Casual Winter CoatBeige brown herrngbons
1-Womans sss75
a-Womens sss75 Fured Winter Coats-Back vooen fitted
models with Silver Fox chin collars; sizes Ala and 45
,women sss Winter Coats-Black anwool fitted
tie belts; dyed Kit collars sizes as AZ Not
Coats-Fted wool styles with dyed
chin collars; ssa and 4a
to a. (Not subject S348S
Woman s7s75 Fitted Winter Coa-Bck wool with dyed black
1-womans Winter Coat-Back wooen with dyed Kit
Fox collar .a and I'd panel border size models
boxy collars 3s12 AZ SASS
Womn $s5 Winter Dress CoaBown wosn fitted model with
Mink collar and panel to waist; size 2s475o
ewomn sss75 Winter Dress Coats-Back wooens with ripple
49, $4938
-Womn Sis Winter coatBak Forstmann wool 6oused model
with Blended Mink Loop Collar; Az
,womn SIPS Black Winter CoatsFed dress models with ripple
Silver all wool Sizes AZ and 43a $3.50
1907 wooen boxy
panel hem of dyed black Persian Lamb size
s175 winter Dress coat-Black ed Fosmann woolen
deep shawl of bright Silver Fox size Az $3.50
CoaBege herringbone heece
collars; sizes So and 49, No subject to Federal
taxl - ----- ..---- - ---------s348s
.-Womens s7s75 Black styles with
Winter CoasJuiiards Master woolen
models with Black Persian Lamb paSons sizes 37
Coacape and bloued models in
brown and Fherboy blue sizes SS and 80
Fsheboy Blue Navy and Black sizes s6 to
4Womens sss75 Wool Spring Coas-Forstmann Juiard
fitted and styles black grey sizes s5 and
Spring Coats-Julad Duvee wooen in beige
hJoused model. size $3.50
Spring CoaTweedy fabrics box styles
white mixtures SO to "A and
$148S
Misses AND JUNIORS COATS, Third Floor
models plus 1oG6 Federal tar
Coas-Black brown fitted models
Misses beige wooens with
hered collars black models with dyed Black Persian
collars Fitted black model with Silver Fix
chin collar; sze14 S54So
models with dyed
collar and border; size IA $4zoo
fitted models with
Coat-Ftted black wooen with Cross Fox
IA
CoatBack fitted wooen with softly
daped bib collar of Blended Mink; size 16------ $3.50
Spring CoasDressy kind wooens in
beige blue fitted models; IA and l6------- $3.50
Reeferssm fitted awool coats in Kelly
beige; sizes IL to $l4SS
and s2s75 Winter Fuess CoaDress models in
Slim fitted Sizes 13 In blue tweedy
mixtures, size Sl2oo
Casual Coa-Paded mixed fabrics
styles. Sizes tol3 SASS
fitted with dyed
Lamb collar size S1988
Winter CoatBown black fitted models
Mink collar and to hem g. S38
Blended
$4488
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GlOVES-Street Floor


and fabrics cascay styled unusual with clever
scanning stitching. Black white beige SOC
2SS S50 Cotton GIov-Doube fabrics models
handsewn Shore and button length classics white
so Suede and Capeskn lamb GoeShorties TO classic
four button length styles black and brown 81
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-Womens s2ess to s2s Dresse-Jacket Focks Bero and
RedingoNahead rhinestone metallic accented afternoon
frocks with long and bracelet sleeves %
braid sheer yokes; blue beige black prints
broken sizes l8 to A. l617 TO 242 S14S
3-Womens s2s5 Evening Capes-Black buttoned
foeging wool4 10 sl48S
1-Womns S2975 $3975 jackeed
boero spring mesh shantung
with clever buttons jewy clips Beige blue prints
Sizes 36 to ----- SASS
I2-Larser piece
types
afternoon velvet frocks only
tn
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CORSETS-Second Floor

249-S650 Gds Skntex. Dorothy Bckum
samples for small medium and fuller
boneless grdles "a 3D. foundation 81
to including brocade satin cotton
a
200S10 Girdles FoundatOnsFanco Dorothy Bckum
special and samples for
brocade, cotton
boned and boneless Grde "a 10
80 foundations o AZ all each style,
and
300S195 Grde-Dorothy Rckum Jelef special and
samples discontinued styles for small medium and
Hubbard CLOTH brocade ~
and lengths sizes to 1895
SheathsFor small figures
baiste Darleen teaose
black: sizes S1.95
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Neckweor-Street Floor
HAT SHOP, Street Floor

S95 Spring HatsNew sraw fur fels and novelty
small bm profile brims and pompadour
and ornament accents Black brown
navy spring shades; all headszes- s1SS
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HANDBAGS, Street Floor

1es25 and underarm models Of 8O'
silk backon onlv
BagExqisiey detailed pourch styles
phIs 10oo Federal tax ----------- $3.50
supple leather in brown black green
upper pockets fastened Tailored and
BagSmooth and grained calf
in nj models black, brown,
light and dark shades evening
Evening styles plus O9 Federal
tay, .------- S6.75
Brocade Bags-Gold kid models
frames; brocsdes jeVeed with
metal thread. PLUS lO9 Federal taxi
l,-sIo5O in 500
wool, 2Oqo silk; black only s52'
BagSmooh and grained leather
Rayon and 1909
models styled Light and dark evening models
black Evening styles plus
>o
grained
and including slightly marred from display
manufacturers samples. Light and dark coos Black
SO
Afternoon and Evening Baxs-Modes in rayon fae
brocade smooth and grained feathers in
pouch ktrap tophandle and tailored envelope
Evening model plus 1870 Federal tax $3.50
IO0-S3 Evening BagsSmooth and grained capeskn
amb) evening beaded styles In pouches smart
BagCapeskn smooth and grained Qamb) initiated
samples slightly styles included Black brown 81
Bags-1o0qo wool red
with attached umbrella
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4Z-loT9er Womens SI6.9o UFesses-S6.46
piece jackeed sheer
pleated
lingerie black and prints
4012 5017.
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jackets, frock with print Jackets black blue
aqua; 40l2 to 1872 slI.4S
MATERNITY DRESSES-Second Floor
Dresses-Back. brown
crepe jacketed with stitching plaid
pepum effects front unes brassy buoned
tailored types IL to $6s8
solid
colors and prints black brown, navy; 10 to 20 S
Dresses-Taored and prints with
white collars; adjustable Packets red and prints
TOIlETRES-Sreet Floor Prices plus 1917 Federal Tar
45-s5s5 Oi-Quart
scented cologne busting
De
Perfume-Iac Pea, Cyclamen Rose
6-S75 Trejur Soap-Fve cakes in box 35c
40-S50 Lii Cologne-Day and Night fragrance 5c
Coone-Day Night" fragrance
4s-Ss Gablla Sinful sl49
l64-S2 Imperial Russo 81
133-$3.75 Lenyyel Imperial Russo SlS7
49$1 Jomar Hand Cream soc
s-sss5 glass
7-SIS50 Pullman Caes-Genune leather,
complete makeup S925
46-s3
III
Dusng Powder-Princess India Gardena and
houbisant Bath-wea 75c
75c
ASS Gabna Sinful Soul Perfume
Dacsett soc
Sas-Packed in glass high 75c
17-sOc Treur Novelty Soap-5 cakes in box ----3oc SOC
5o-SI.75 18th Century Cologne SIC
,3-s75 Spa lotion bubble bath; Violet Lilac Lily
Valley Blossom for 7sc
24-$2 Maynard Hand Cream-Hah pound jar ar---------sl
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and twopiece
daytime afternoon black prints and
checks rayon crepe separate
necknes bracelet length sleeves Sizes
l2 24a afea jersey satin
and rayon crepe evening-wa pencil Black
blue white pink sizes 10 to 49, SO to S54S
womens s7s5 De-Daytime one piece styles in
with peated fronts spaghetti trimmed pepum
surplice necknes Checks prints dark sheer ayon rayon
crepes types bracelet length sleeves Black
"'"e' '""i"'u'e' ''0'' s''''' ''O"' 'N~' - " " ssss
2o- ss5 Dresses-Afternoon
twopece 1000 wooens with striped bodces One two
peplums bracelet length sleeves hied
shoulders Black brown wine blue green natural Sizes broken
lo 10 l0--------------------------- ~
TEEN AGE SHOP, Fourth Floor
1o-Teen Ayers S595
day models with bodces Blue
red natural sizes 10 to $lss and 1898
Teen Ayers ss5 and Party
sweetheart necknes sleeves tered skirts Black
white pink and blue; sizes 10 to $685. $54S
corduroys lined with sturdy cotton gabardne natural
2Teen Ayers sss5 sweae-Iong spon
cardigan Styles classic and embroidered red yellow blue white
T.n x.. @ sass ,s ;ss wool nannes and
plaids; peated and swing styles wine red navy
sizes 10 to slsS' >ZSS
SHOES Fourth Floor
black blue suedes few pairs of
shoes. black gabardine (s7 WOOL ss9 coon!
a $445
Pas65 ShoesBlack brown suede walking oxfords patents
and gabardnes (s79 WOOL sa cotton in black few pairs Of
shoes also tan calls spectators $345
100 Pa$s5 Shoes-Few Of kind soed white spectators pat
ents uedes calls in assorted styles broken s245
50 Parssl295 Fkany Arch ShoesMosy black brown, kid
orokeh
JEWELRY-Street Floor Price, plus 1o9s Federal Tar
sooPc 81 Jewely-Neckaces clips earrings in pascs gold
and silver colcr metals SOC
2oo-Pc 50 Jewe-Assorted enamels and
varieties; necklaces pins
1o-s1 Compa-sifter Styles colored tops gold or silver color
necklaces
In stone set metals %iS'
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BUDGET DRESSES, Fourth Floor
120-Misses' and Women's sl2.s5 Dresses-s6.4 .48

hrred frocks with hip
length jackets frocks with and cotton bouce jackets pastel
rayon skirts cardigan and
urnback necknes Beige blue black,
612 to 247. Few evening models in rayon
lace jersey and combinations
suitable for dancing 10 to 18; 38 to A.
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III Juniors S10.95 DoY Evening Dresses .48
l06 Juniors S7.95 and S8.95 Dresses-S398

tailored ocks with accordion pleaed skirts
jersey types aeta skirts dresses with bel
thin fabrics black blue
beige yellow IS. $795 Evening Frocks-rayon veve
bouffant types in assorted colors TO 13
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COTTON SHOP-Fifth Floor

59S0s5 SASS ocks
collars,
belts; - length sleeves
skirts hem models Dressier
Colarless and lingerie nknes tucked
bodices shoulders blue gold black brown red
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HOUSECOATS, NEGLIGEES-Fifth Floor

sos795 Houecoats-Gay spring printed styles
blue, red white black back
oro,nds Sizas
upper styles hostesSsuitable Blue green
yellow white II 90 Models in supple rayon
i5-s695 NegEs-Rayon in spashy prints
paste ueont and vTaparound
red IL TO 20 sS4s
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GIRDlES, Second Floor

3S-S3.95 Black Grdles-Discontinued Vanity F
yarn, rayon and cotton. Sizes 4. s ---
ls-s5 Panty Girdles-Of rayon power net. te
sizes only ---------
100-sI Bfas-Rayon Jersey upift models. di
Fair: tearose and white: sizes 80 10 SO --
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PANTY GIRDlES-Street Floor

4S-s2 Panty NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Vanity Fai
woven Of 'Lastex" yarn rayon and cotton.
medium and large. Tearose medium ---
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LEGAL NOTICES.

m THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United xates for the District q colum-
S.h MAR5RL E RscEVER MATHEH sI9EsT SE gsYs gTREE
sSE:H,S sSKTA%rgT; iva WAsHINa1oS; hsS 3. oMMfs.
Justus Ns 5. " Warden. N I as receiver i Of the
Seventh Street, Savings Bank. having. re-
ported to The court that he has received an
offer from Bertram Wise to purchase a
the District Of Columbia at 1900 Seventh
street. Northwest. and being Lot 500 in
Square AZ of the Land Records Of the Dis
1 two-sto:y brat at1a buildine' s 0ce and Certain
fixtures; fixtures and u,. equipment as follows;
Model $50 n7h vanit. an'S door and we "estibuie:
/ night dseository vault. | section contain, ,
steel ,.soD w
| section containing 120 safe deposit boxes
] section containing 130 safe deposit boxes,
lobby equipment, consisting of teller's
counters .nd cages. for the total price
Of S.5.00s,00 cash net, taxes. rents. in
as Of the cate Of transfer Of title and said
been to @ aecep f such .as offer By
Si tb. Ssd 9s. { 5; sSsss sSs eaul + s ih
ORDERED, That the said offer of
Bertram wise De aCceDleQ ana tnat tile
sale of aid real estate. fixtures and
eauipment shall be ratified and confirmed
an offer exceeding the present offer be
made. acceptable to the court. on or before
the 22nd day of January. 1942, at 10
will be considered and objections to said
sale will re heard. provided, however. that
a copy OF this Order Nisi be published In
times ant once in The Washington Law
Reporter rrior to said 22nd day Of January
1942. Jennings BAILEY. Justice. BRICE
CLAGET1 CHARLES f. WAINWRIGHT
Attorneys for Receiver, Southern Building.
(SealD A true copy. Test: CHARLFS Z.
STEWART, Clerk, by JOHN. O.. BOWEN
Deputy Cerk ja14.1S.oO
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Colum-
bia.-Notice of Limited Partnership: No.
Partnership hereinafter named. now being
all of the general and special partners Of
the ss laws Of thu STATE 'oe Of New Dn Yoqs and
desiring to continue to do business in the
District Of Columbia as limited partner n1eI
81 sfP ha2f a Il he of 0f e. o. hs o
Columbia a certificate Of limited partner
ship which contains the terms thereof
The name of the firm under which Gl such
RARNEY Z, CO. The general nature Of
the business intended to be transacted is
stocks bonds. and other securities and
investments of every. kind and character.
The names Of all the general and special
partners interested therein DISTINGUISHING
which are general and which are special
ssidenee aeG nss feev
n j, Philemon Dickinson, Chestnut Hill.
coSvent, u: J.: General ParsneTs5 yo-
sfD9 2 Radse dSa9 ehest1n ess 5Tnd 5 sf
marsh Pa: ]. Ford johnson: Jr.. Ambassa-
sor H0's John Paw v eSs cuef 3 s E. St soS st.
n Y. N. Y; Edwin A. Fish, Locust Valley,
Ave, N. Y. N. Y: Charles b HARDING,
"sweetwaters," Providence Rd.. Edeemont,
Pa; Irving D; Fish. Fox Run Lane. Green
wich. Conn: Fred E. Koechlein, 641 Union
Ave, Elizabeth. N j.; w. Edwin Williams.
900 Charlotte Rd.. Plainield. N. j.: Ed
ward c. Sayers, Washington Lane. Meadow
brook. Pa: Ralph B. johnson. so E. 10th
St, N. Y. N: Y: VIM. Barclay Harding.
Mass: Ogden Phipps, Roslyn. L. l., n Y;
Karl, weisheit. 22l Blvd. Mountain Lakes,
r. j.; Phillip W. Brown: Haddon IA
which each special partner shall have con-
tributed to the partnership is as follows:
Henry E. Butler. S250,0O0 Philemon Dick
inson, S250,000 Edwin A. Fish, 100000:
John W, Castles, 100000. The period at
the period at which 1t is to terminate are
as follows: The partnership formed ut the
close of business on December 81, 1887.
shall continue from and after the close Of
business on December 81, 1941.- for the
term Of two years to and including Decem-
Der 81. 1943. subject to earlier termination
upon certain contingencies set forth in the
aforesaid certificate. Filing the certificate
as aforesaid and this publication are ee-
casioned BY the retirement Of ]. Ritchie
Kimball as q general partner at the close
Of business on December 81. 1871.
ja5,1 l4,l6, 1921, 1,23.26,2S.3O
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PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS. D. c.. WASHINGTON
January s.. 1912. Sealed proposals Will be
until 2 PM. Feb. s, la42. and then pub
licly open,d, for furnishing the materials
and perfo ming the, work for the construc-
tion Of SS" diameter cast iron, concrete
or steel truck Waterman and appurte-
nances frtm 13th and Upshur Streets, NV.
to 18th ard Otis Streets. NE, Washington.
D C. Proposals.. specifications. and draw
ngs may be obtained at Room APT, Dis.
trict Building. upon deposit OF certified
check for $1,000. payable to the Collector
OF Taxes. D. c.. to guarantee their return
in good conditiona ja910.12 14.15.
U. S. ENGINEER OFFICE. 1st AND DOUG
las Sts., NV. Washington; D. C.---Sealed
pm. January 81. 1942, and then opened
for constructing a. 3O-inch steel pipe line,
on Key bridge. washington. D. c. Steel
pipe, couglings. etc, will be furnished by
the Government. Deposit of Two Dollars
required On plans. Further information
on application. ja1Sl3l4o6
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AUCTION SALES.
THOS J. OWEN & SON. Auctioneers.
l43l Eve St NV.
FUTURE.

THos j. 13sl 48EE Eve 8 St. spy; NV Auc''oheefS'
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTtTE IMPROVED BY A THREE
PWdb1sG. @ s4 j KNoWN i AS PREMISES
BY vir.ue Of certain deed Of trust duly
ct SEQ. If the land records of the District
of Columbia, and at the. request of the
party scHred there6y SI,, the Unde5sgned G Toe
T TwENryosEcoND en- psi5ss D DAY Of OF JANUARY
AID. 1872, AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the
ises,, situate in the District Of Co.
iot Numbered nit. t55S in John 3; B
square numbered one hundred and fifty
six t156., as per plat recorded in the ONCE
Of the surveyor for the District Of Column
ola rERhs Il ls9eF OF SALE 81 le0 5a of the
purchas money to be paid in cash, bal
IN end IN t eaF ree and foul yea
interest at 5 per. centum per annum,
payable quarterly, from day OF sale. Sc
cured ~ first deed Of trust upon the
o 'he SGd aT all eaih dpost the d
Will be -eouired at time of sale. Examina-
ton o: titls conveyaneine, recoEEding.
Terms tf sale to be complied with within
30 days from day Of sale. otherwise the
trustee reserves the right to forfeit said
deposit " to resell the property at the risk
and cos Of defaulting purchaser upon the
foregoing terms, after five days advertise
ment O such resale in some newspaper
published in Washington, D. c.. or with
or without forfeiting the deposit. the Trus-
tee may avail itself of any legal or eQuit-
able rishts against the defaulting pur-
chaser.
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
BY BRUCE BAIRD, President.
tSeaD Attest:
NELSON J. FOSTER, Secretary.
jal2d 8isexsu
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FARMS FOR SALE.

22-A FARM. BEAUTIFUL OAK GROVE.
14-room house, lust remodeled throughout,
WeTs fertile soil GOOD snse erave Su road on
sides, beautiful cedar lined front. 3
cows 3 calves, riding horse, 13 hogs, feed.
Priced for quick sale at $1,000. WA. "771.
733 ACRES, 210 IN FRUIT, PEACH AND
apple; $50 acres tillable; located in Penn
sylvanla near Blue Ridge Summit, about
65 miles from Washington. Seven brick
including packing barn Herd of Aberdeen
Angus cattle, hogs turkeys. draft horses.
complete farm equipment. MA. 63i7
ATTRACTIVE HOME ON HARD ROAD 10
mi. from Washington off r. so, with 10 a.
s a improved land. balance woodland; TT
house, bath, electricity, in good shape, on
elevation; large poultry house barn, out
buildings; fruit. Price. $4,000, cash. Shown
by appointment. Phone Herndon 3S. BUELL.
FARM AGENCY, Herndon. Va.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

2 LARGE BUILDING LOTS IN COLONIAL
Village, Va; overlooks all Wash: apt. zone;
! min to bridge; owner will sacrifice.
VICTOR H SCHULZ Decatur 64o0.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C, EAST SIDE And,
bet; Military rd and Jenifer. 3 choice
building lots. improved section. Call i'm
med, OWNER. CO. Ol41 after e pm.
COMMUNITY GROUP 1s-FT. LOTS NE.
Washington, D. c.. less than $500 each.
improvements available. $ blocks from
Catholic University. Call Ma. 1905.
CORNER FLAT SITE-Sl 200.
Near Lyndsle, in Sc, 3 blocks from new
school. on grade Call today. It's an
excellent value. Mr.. Lawton. Ii. 1859.
ADFIB BERT w LEE,
1243 II 81 N W. D1 46OO.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

GASOLINE STATION AND BULK PLANT,
Northwest section. consisting of ten under
ground, twelve-thousand and eighty-five
gallons tanks, each with railroad siding
in rear, facilities loading and unloading
fuel oils and gasoline; excellent oDpor-
tunity. MA. 24o5. o0'
MARVELLOUS VALUE.
1900 block Eye ST. n.W.-Zoned first
commercial: "a rooms. ideal for Offices
now completely rented; fine return. on
investment. Call Ma 1905.
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INDUSTRIAL GROUNDS.

1000 SO. FIT. INDUSTRIAL GROUND IN
s.w. Washing ton, Soft. frontage, very
cheap. Call Ma. 1905.
2 SQUARES IN ALEXANDRIA CITY, WITH
railroad siding, Zoned industrial; 25c So. IT.
Wlll SCI! all or part. Can Ma. 1905.
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THOMAS J. OWEN & SON. Auctioneers,
1431 Eye St. NV.

1851 Eye st. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. BEING A DETACHED TWO
STSfY FRAME DWELLING. CONTAIN
~ sARAG: KNOWN As ao5s Gin
TON STREET NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of l. certain deed OF trust
the an Of the pstac al to9 of coum
bia. and at the request Of the parties Sc
cured thereby. the undersigned will sell at
1N pS1s Ys!5on Hh II front q !hs pTemse
OF JANUARY, 1912. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
PM. the following, described land and
Bs ssd bens iR ot the q
I5Sl in square numbered forty-three hun
dred ard nineteen l43l9l in subdivision
made b. William W., Woodward and Ken
Is Rsurvey a of " Woodridee o asfra as per s1esa piat
recorded in Liber No. 81 folio 72 OF the
records Of the once. Of the Surveyor for
TERMS OF SALE: Purchaser to pay one
fourth Of the purchase price in cash. the
balance in three instalments in one, two
est at me rate of six. t6) per centum per
annum, and secured by deed of trust on
the prooerty sold or all cash at the option
to. the date of sale: purchaser to pay
interest on purchase price from date Of
sale to date Of settlement at six go per
centtum ctm per annum; all conveyancing, re-
OF the purchaser: good title or no sale A
deposit of $3.50. will be required at the
fh4tx ms o. ao sa1e dan and settsment to be within
deposit, forfeited. and the property resold
at the cost and risk OF the defauitine pur-
fias fhsSes after It iiye 51 days previous adver
'D'l''n'0 III "'Jn'1RIsh ). Willy \; JACOBS.
Surviving Trustee.
925 ] 5th St NV,
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