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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

PIGS fer rirfnry~ Is ! singan
which will be adopsna hs many
Froum 81 farmers oafane insa Need
for Increased pork supplies aurinr
Tire current wear FnAkes Il poszfhie
for thousands Of farmers - con-
tribute b. GrUwins and flnisnine
q singe ring
a single pig or an additional u0
marketing snn1a. and u turn ualne
urceeds % bgy q defense bend thus
increasing the Supply nf food Tor
victory and AZ the same time pro-
xiding funds % tire government Tor
var buying needs EVERY farm IN
the state. large or small. NAV par
tacipate IN such . program Small
farms where other livestock enter
prtsex nsay not be practicable. such
as cattle CROWNS. csn contribute
70 war effort through this program
BY using their labor. eQulpfnenf and
home grown feeds for faftenine the
extra PIC.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06
Saving Of Wool And
Other Materials May
Affect Mems Styles


Representative - Ee men ana
hz* cicthenR lEHtaElF8 have kNnfl-
ted b war prpdaeMnn nuar0 recnen-
mennatAuFis fez style Mmsakfk4fkans
thai hNy estimate wcala result m
= saving uf from ~ tn 2 pr cent
IN elCth nAaed en- las years pro-
aarfsan.
me Recommendations uezW use
PARED a. Ehe reqnemt ~ tlae cEIice
At prndncttun Mnnma1maena A. a
means q mnkins ne rszsAlied sssp-
ply AZ VI wooa sc es fnr A pa
Sfn1e n meeting civilian require
ment4
Wsrstea Ca - ree Cent
unoeF Ire seeels& Hsa eesseTva-
upn oEtef. me uSe ns neu woa for
civilian needs iof the first aaartes
q THIS year 4 rut 81 cezst On ne
Worsfed system and Sc pr cert On
the w0nien xtxtezn CunMrratlan can
W attained throaeh slvle nlrnnIfs-
catian and THE uns Il sakutflnseM
A meeting January n dealt uxly
wtth style slm~niifluastu<a The fnas
luuine WIRE among ne rrc1nnmerda-
tiOns mAdE b. industry representa-
ffpeSe
/ Limit q sah e one asr or
trousers OF 2sns8oao snifz mann-
featured IN this country last wear
90 per cent were t-uo-nuaserz suits
Each pair az tfoazezs represented
an average az u yards Of cloth. or
I5ooo0oo yards fof TIE 1000 coo
double-srouser suIfn. Tfls 1900
aoe-yard saving weuia make II .
ssele to produce n per cent mere
suits.
Some Vests Might &c
2 Elimination OF vests On al
double breasted salts rarfy-t three
per cent Of last YEARS suits we're
double breasted Elimination a the
vest Is estimated 70 AVE four per
cent
> Limit the length q . coat
20 ~ inches on 3 size 81 regular
and q correspondents reduction on
other si7es. This would reduce TIE
length Of q coat By about an inch
A4@ AlfN1 WIN ~ E3tE4tfU~
ate patch pockets 81 Eliminate tn
SIDE bellows pockets; 90 Eliminate
all belted models; - Eliminate
cuffs on trousers, ca Eliminate
pleats on trousers. 90 Limit over
coats 20 - inches. They now aver
~ around 4s inches
The representatives also recon-
mended reducing ire sire Of
kHatches or samples 70 8 ~ 9 inches
and using q single Dly backed on
cardboard. They now range ia size
from 8 by 9 to 10 b is inches ana
are double-piy Several hundred
thousand Of the samples are used
annually and represent . fetal waste
These Are Only Recommendation
Other recommendation included
the following On trousers. Ellsnln-
afiEaE kxteukknn waist hand. llnasfinn
Tbs rise ~ A1f sssh 1lzussGzns -
knee width 70 y inches and the bot
tom % 49, inches. eliminating the
outlet on outside seam. eliminating
self belts. and limiting the inside
length Of trousers 20 IS inches.
Additional recommendation on
o~FeFcnats inciudnd eliminating bel
lows pockets, patch pxsrketn. cuffs ON
sleeves, and all belts and pieats.
These recommendation do not
necessarily represent tha Rsewx az
the War Production Beard aid
=. r Guthrie. chief q the textile.
clothing and eouipaQe branch aTneg
are Recommendation Of soEne indus
try Representatives ard - such viii
BE considered bF tfs. The most care
ful consideration viii be given be-
fore any action Is taken b. u On
each Of these recommendation.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

Directors Of the six spring snow
areas soon win announce dates on
which shows are 70 be held Some of
the districts already have selected
dates. while meetings viii be called
promptly In others TO determine
dates Exhibits fitted ard shown BY
adult and Junior farmers this year
r expected 10 excel those OF form
er shows. and a great deal OF inter-
est Is being manifested IN planning
for these annual events The shows
have been educational and thouk-
ands Of farmers VIII make their
plans 70 visit then in 1872 Watch
for announcement OF show dates and
plan to attend u or more Of these
shows.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

Through permanent organization
only is most efficient production and
marketing possible Of such farm
products as cotton, potatoes. milk.
egg. poultry, truck and general 1--we
stock Farmers tn community meet
ines SHOULD plan organized prodnr-
tion Of such products. Organized
production sectionally and b con-
naoditfes can be brought about Is
the result Of mffied community ef-
fort and VIII aid IN meeting home
and national demands. a vel as IN
increasing individual farm incomes
and IN maintaining adequate living
standards Success OF the California
Citrus Growers Association. Amerf-
can Wool Growers association. the
Nee York Dairy Le4gne. the Ms
saar1 Poultry Association and the
Delta staple Cotton Association are
Outstanding examples of mnn1 en-
b done by faSzfcr cooperation. Alsn.
the interest Of farmers In state and
national pdlieiss b ExEEe6ssa nsnaf
effectively through organisation
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

~ - = =
otlNr varieties OF garden vegetables
are becoming scarcef every dav
seedsmen can make satisfactory sub
Stitutes for most deficient kinas out
Of abundant reserves Of available
stock. However. the southern unr-
derler should remember this fart this
year-Ehere Is not q surplus q seed
or food In this world today. or
solemn duty d 70 make every seed
re plant produce is maximum
amount Of food This means careful
preparation o. the garden sol ana
skiIlfuI cultivation and fertilization
throughout the growing season Al
gardeners should plan carefully he
quantity 0 seed Of each kind that
they deed 20 supply the produce the
family win consume ana aur azau-
tfty 10 be sold A surplus Of let
tuce, ehaEd. rape and eollar6s : de-
Arable Il . farm flock u caainkens
Is 70 be fed but needless planting
should be avoided. Tne seed ue d
not need that are In Ere sepdzzaens
shelves today Ia this countfv win be
: welcome sight to our allies. plan
the garden planting and give tfss
garden the best possible care i 1872
Rats became en- increased menace
20 health during WAR because q
The lack Of attention given thess
rodents and also because q lesssnsd
resistance 81 populations . g.
ease Prom Europe and AaIA lvnans1s
fever epidemhc& asrsAdv are szssr-
reported and increasing numbers Of
cases 10 TINS country ere being
brought TO the attention of haalfh
authorities A handicap under mhseh
rodent control officials moKk 4 :
scarcity ~ red sQullI-Ehls material
icing from . bulb grown largely II
Mediterranean countries uom sisuE
of % war. r. q Dezn. district
agent Of ee u s. PIN and WII1lsfe
Service. Ia ealing attention = fllIs
situation recommends wt.aTe red
aQHi1 IS not ayaifable zn3 mzEH zhia
material again can BE- 1b1ainaa 49,
etl attention eifl shoszI1 Be gwen
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basis = Destruction G naz hezzoza.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VA. 2S1O CENTRAL AVE.
$40 per mo; 500 cash Price. $4,000.
F. H A. New detached. 8 rooms. B. J.
GREENHOUSE. MA. 1875. Nights. EA.
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NEARBY VA. WITHIN 10 MIN, OF NEW
Army-Navy Bldgs., new. mod; S-rm. Drlck
home. baths, freplaceS and separate s.
rm servants quarters. On acre WOODED
site;> S13,500. Call for appointment
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Rock Creek Park, "a mile beyond District
line, in MARYLAND. bedrooms (master bed
room with fireplace), 3 baths and sleeping
porch, large living and dining rooms. study
with fireplace. 1st-foor lavatory. screened
living porch, basement lounge with fireplace
and open da0stone terrace. maids room
and bath, 2-car built-in garage, G. E.
split-system air conditioning: large wooded
lot. Phone MA l040 or WO ST15
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AT A SACRIFICE,


This beautiful detached home in perfect
cond., containing every requisite for COM
Portable and gracious living is being offered
at price for immediate sale. First noor,
sun parlor. liv. rm., den, din. rm.. kitch..
pantry and lsvatory. Second a.. spacious
bedrms., 3 modern tile baths. Third hoor
ballroom and storage m. Basement.
maids rm and bath. auto. oil heat, Gear
gar DI 2724; evenings. EN-. 1851.
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CENTER-HALL COLONIAL,
I2k k4xxlAb u
c1O QE0

Chevy Chase, Md.-Beautiful new brick
nome on large terraced lot; large living.
dlnlng rooms, de luxe kitchen, y bath.
large screened porch. 3 bedrooms, . beauti-
Iul tile baths; fully insulated, air -condi-
Evening star., 1942-06-10
MAKE AN OFFER

II within reason. it may be accepted, as
owner has left town and must sell In
Bethesda, Md. Penna. farmhouse g.
room home with attractive stone front
1st-hoor lavatory: large rooms, kitchen
VIII delight any housewife; screened porch,
z: M; FRY, INC. 6s4O WISCONSIN, AVE
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New Detached Brick Corner.

S14,5OO buys this beautiful new corner
home in exclusive Woodside Forest. Only
] blk. from transp., stores. etc. 20 minutes
downtown. large bedrooms. 2 baths.
living rm. with fireplace opening on
screened porch, large dining rm, with built
in china closet, spacious kitchen with
terms can be arranged. Call MR.. REAVIS,
North 1920. or Alter & nm. OrdWay 222l
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued.)

NORTH CHEVY CHASE. MD.-DErACHED
7-room and bath brick on wooded lot; hrst-
hoor den. side porch. hot-water heat with
oil burner. elec. stove and refrigerator,
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A FINE HOME
AND SOUND INVESTMENT

Something unusual. Detached brick con-
tanning 4 de luxe studio apartments;
wooded lott close-in. adjacent Rock Creek
Park 3 apartments have ireplaces.
Charm and atmosphere: One apartment
ceiling Total rents. S4.SOO per year.
price, S29, 800 BOSS g. PHELPS, MA.
$500; evenings call Mr. Condit, Or 212l.
Evening star., 1942-06-10
SILVER SPRING

,5O--New center-entrance Colonial
an orlck good rooms, = baths, breakfast
room. bright dry basement; big lot: con-
venlent 70 bus and shopping. FLOYD q
DAVIS CO. National O35o
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
7 ROOMS-3h BATHS

An interesting modifed Colonial of stone
and brick construction in an exclusive
Northwest location: includes hrst-f bed
room and bath: 3 bedrooms and 2 baths
on second floor; recreation room with hre-
place, maids room and bath: on large
wooded lot, this home is fairly priced at
sl7'g3G st 1Sss For details call Mr.. Mannakee'
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
8,5OO-CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
AN OUTSTANDING VALUE.
II you are seeking the utmost in value
in q new detached center-hall brick home,
permit US to show you this property. The
location is within / square Of Conn. ave.
and convenient to 3 public schools. There
are z lovely comfortable rooms, living
room. approx. 25x14, French doors leading
to wide covered and terraced porch. large
dining room. paneled library with tile
lavatory. buffers pantry, beautifully
equipped and well-planned kitchen. 3
splendid, bedrooms, master bedroom with
private bath. 2nd bath OF hall. stairway
to attic. Large recreation room, finished
in knotty pine with fireplace. Maids
room and bath. automatic air-condition-
ing. GAS FURNACE. 2-car built-in ga
rage. The lot has over 5000 SO. it. Of
ground and there are many large shade
trees as well as huge dogwood. THOS. J.
FISHER & CO.. INC. Realtors DI. $3.50
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FOXHALL VILLAGE

English-type modern brick home OF
rooms bath in this smart. desirable and
protected community. Completely reno
waited inside and out, sound construction.
ample closets. Frigdaire. oil burner and
garage, attractive appointments Fully
screened. hardwood floors throughout The
house has been occupied by only the owner
who due to unseen conditions now offers
an opportunity to some one seeking a real
home in a convenient close-in location
pleasant surroundings Immediate pos
session can be had To inspect call OWN
Err. District 9373 11s
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10th st. HeightS-S1O.25O.

Fine old detached stone house, rooms
first fioorS, AUTOMATIC heat. good lot lot: GOOD GOOD
residential location. BOSS g. PHELPS
MA. $500; Evenings call Mr.. Shackelford
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DETACHED.

CHEVY CHASE. MD-S9,250.
Inspect this lovely home. adjacent 70
St with center parking: contains 8 lovely
rooms and bath. screened side porch, large
lot, garage, auto heat and reconditioned
like new. An excellent value and a hne
location: convenient to schools, transp. and
the Bethesda shopping center. For fur
ther details call MR.. SCHWARTZ, Dl.
Evening star., 1942-06-10
Investment Bldg.
(Or Evenings. CO 454QN

Cleveland Park-$15,750.
Beautiful Grounds, 80x14V.
frst-noor library. storage attic. automatic
heat, maids room and bath, 2-car garage
Inc house Is situated well back from the
street.-The elevation-and the lot is ex-
ceptionally well -evergreens
flowers, trees and lily pond. BOSS &
PHELPS. Ma 1900.
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A QUALITY HOME,

Lovely section, Chevy Chase. D. C..
Finest constr. throughout; large rooms
3 bedrms- baths, rumpus rm;; 2-car
auto. heat vacant sc,esneo JUNE percn Dixie sssi1
REALTY CO. MA. 1880
Mr.. 18th AND QUINCY NV.
$3.50 Very convenient section, g
rooms. 3 porches; Al condition: upstairs
now rented for $50. Hot-water heat
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO., National O3b2
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TAKOMA PARK. D. c.

New detached brick, within . blocks of
transportation. 3 bedrooms and bath,
living room, dining room and kitchen on
facilities nearby. Can be purchased for
only 81 900 90 in cash and monthly pay
ments of $1,000
Evening Calls From to Q.
PHILLIPS & CANDY, INC.
Ma 4Rn0 Realtors ln1o lkth CT N W
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

BY owners BEDROOMS. . BATHS, IN
Chevy Chase. Nd. on lot 75x130 excellent
cond.: schools, stores nearby, bus at COR
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ROOMS UkFURklSHED.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better serDice, ddDer-
tisers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent Cldssifcations.
Evening star., 1942-06-10
HOUSES FURNISHED.


sans. neat sseTdv1 c2es r9ws
aAREaN fa.sNs 2eS Co. 4ssslss aslen.l 4s1s LAURA
43O3 47th ST. N.W.--8 ROOMS 2 BATHS,
sssTsa0R seiner ot r0U% ssassnsd nGndn
f$s1s sSss NJ. ssso ssHSs
rd. u block bus; bedrooms. baths.
S1 eccupaney Ht Phone & 'sS Wo. 24 24st. lAie' 10:
EXCLUSIVE CHEVY CHASE, 5. BED
room, ail-eiectric kitchen, screened porch,
s.r, s.ssr sssrass wI attsshsd; from June Is to
rms, 2 baths, screened porch. paneied den;
n %Hos asai. L. fHi1Lrps ffhii s5,s Conn wo 7ooo
BETHESDA MD.-VERY ATTRACTIVELY
bahs nes
within : blks: transp.: Sl4O per mo. E: NJ.
FRY. INC. 6s40 Wisconsin ave. WI: 6740:
6313 7th ST N.w...-COMPLETELY FURN.
eonS to neVes eVeTythns mrs + Tayor sore 4so
COOL HOUSE, IN TOWN. s MASTER BED
ing rms. book lined library completely
isth to Sept % 18TH. With fel possibiity I Of COM
Iinuing lease then; $500 month. Call
DE. ZOO.
FREE RENT 5-RooM FURN. HOUSE TO
iinston. Va. or cali oxford os7a. "
TARoMa 4H3S.a PARK Baths G11Se
july 8 70 Aug: is; sl5o. ST. o223.
CHI. CHI, MD, 1913 LELAND sT.-sUM-
mer rental; 7-rm. house. sleeping porch;
immediate occupancy. OIL. 1923.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.-6 ROOMS. 2
6S siss mone Wo 7os
e20s both ST, CHEVY CHASE, .. c.
Detached brick, 8 rooms. 2 baths. recrea-
ton room, automatic heat; garage; S136.
L. T; GRAvATTE. 729 18th st. NV.
WOULD YOU LIKE 70 RENT YOUR FUR,
will take pride in caring for property? Ex-
cellent refer; 3 bedrooms required. Pay
ALEXANDRIA. BELLE HAvEN-ExcIU-
nished home, 3 bedrms. 2 baths. studio
living rm. Everything furnished. Imme-
dlate possession: S175. HELM r. MAI
SHALL. broker, Alexandria 1901. or TIE.
1869.
GRIN. FURN. HOUSE. AMI. EXCELLENT
condition. rent. S42.50: 2 rms. rented, S4S
ineoms fur furniture sale for 1925 cash.
=, ss IEn> Aa6 OCChI SALOE
In this new 6-room. 11z-bath furnished
home with custom features; basement bath
and maids room, garage, q lovely yard and
trees; located in the fne residential section
Of Arlington. Va,
1900 18th St. NV DI 0222
VERY NICE HOME.
New, det, g rms, new furn., new rugs;
linens, etc. ipcld.; 30 min; exp bus; can
Falls Church 27SO. IL
FOR RENT.
Completely furnished, in a lovely re-
stricted neighborhood, q Groom detached
house. consisting OF 3 bedrooms and
baths: living room, dining room and kitch-
en-. This house only q year old
S135 PER MONTH
For further details call MR.. SMITH,
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DETACHED WHITE BRICK COLONIAL.
$3.50 APPLETON ST. NV.
" blk. from Connecticut ave. near schools
and shopping; 4 bedrooms. 2h baths. rec
reation Ioom maids room and bath, 2-csr
garage; level lot
Open Daily. to g.
To reach: Out Connecticut ave TO Ap-
pleton st. tflrst block beyond Albem al lie
ST.. turn left y blk. to $500
11l9 18th st. NV District 4464.
After 6 PM Phone AID 1894
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SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
I5O5 II ct. NV. MA. 2345.

IOVO n Es. ~, w. AS<a. .11o
NEAR LINCOLN PARK-S5.950.
On North Carolina ave. n:e.-Tnis 20-t;
brick home has . rooms and bath. Colonial
gas ~ range. etc: only s.. on reasonable
Di S917. W. L. MOORE GE. esoc
BRAND-NTW DETACHED BRICK--oNLY
S8.2bO, on easy terms: large wooded lots,
automatic air-conditioned heat; in Hamp-
shire Heights, only . blks. from p. c. line;
ready for occupancy now: built by the
RIGGS DEVELOPMENT CORP:
WASHINGTON REALTY CO.. INC.
$500 Ga. Ave. GE. $500 Eve. IA. 7I25
EAST OF CONNECTICUT AvE-sUB-
stantial and eharmins frame semi
bunealoy. completely detached, 3 bed
heat. attractive sroHnds $500. on
convenient terms. To inspect Mr.. Tabler,
Sligo 4726: with
80. SHANNON q LUCHs CO, ~
1908 H st. NV. National e345.
OVERLOOKING THE POTOMAC RIVER
and the bold, tree-covered Virginia shore,
this northwest house cannot have its view
disturbed and is in . neighborhood OF
beautiful gardens. including its own. A
car stop Is only about a block away and
the service is good. OF center,hall plan.
are rooms and bath on the st floor. new
air-conditioninE plant using oil. automatic
hot-water. large front porch. A. stairway
reaches the high 2nd floor which can be
made into . large apartment already
provided with inclosed front and rear
porches. We seldom use the word bargain.
but this place & deserves the word at the
LOUIS P SHOEMAKER.
l71Q X st NV Ma 1886
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ApARrMrkrs SUBURBAN.

CLARENDON. yA:-l.RM:, krrn RAT SSiAIA
owner leaving town. $3.50. Box 27a:,H'
Star. "
ALExANDRiA-BACHE APT. NEW
ly furn,, ali facilities, maid service, linens,
uni. phone: centrally located; l blk. D. G.
bus line; gentleman. Call II. 642@' Mr..
LEWIS.
BRENTWOOD, MD.-TWO IAR0I. COOL
furn rms, bath (semi-pvt) large, screened
front porch; automatic heat; $50 mo-; no
children; pvt. entrance. 203 Lenox ave.
5-ROOM UNFURNISHED APT. WITH FRI
vate bath; auto. heat and hot water fur
nished: newly papered. cool and quiet
neiehborhood; large yard; bus service to
and from washington which Is IL miles;
S55 month. Call Rockville 6S4-J.
Evening star., 1942-06-10

L
For sale. a beautiful brick home in ex-
elusive Spring Valley. The spacious rooms
are excellent for entertaining or real home
comfort and the grounds with a frontage
OF 327 feet have been beautifully land
scaped There is a large recreation room
opening onto fagstone porch which
tains living room l6x25 feet, library
lined with book shelves. and lavatory,
looking the garden from another side:
the kitchen has Iecently been modernized
at great expense and all OF the fixtures
are the finest; there are four bedrooms
and two baths on the second floor and
three bedrooms and bath on the third ;
one each in the living room, recreation
room and master bedroom: automatic gas
heat; the two-car garage is attached: for
sale at considerably less than original
cost. To inspect call Mrs. Gauss, d. 6O92,
with
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON.
Investment Bldg.
n.
Evening star., 1942-06-10
HOMESEEKERS!

You don't need an auto. for fast buses
Forest: even an A card will get you to the
station 20 trains between 2 and a.m.l,
with plenty left over for pleasure. 3
NOW. Out Georgia ave. 1 mile past
Silver Spring. 80 built. rs sold. Trades
considered
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

CASH FOR HOUSES. INVESTMENTS, D. c.
priced under $1,000, E. W. BAILEY.
CASH FOR HOUSE, BRICK OR FRAME.
white or colored: no commission.
1907 st. NV. E. A. BARRY. NE. 2025.
WE PAY CASH FOR NE. AND S. E. PROP
erty: quick settlements. GUNN & MIL
LER- 500 11th st. Se. Franklin 210O.
6 TO 2 R.. ALL CASH, D. c. ONLY: LIKE
poss within 90 days. E. A. GARVEY. Dl.
45OS. Eve. Sun, GE. $500. l Thomas Cir.
DETACHED BRICK HOUSE. IN GOOD
NV location. lavatory 1st floor. near
stores, under $4,000; ready client. Call
E w BAILEY. Adams 47S6, or write
1435 Meridian pl. NV.
HOUSE. not over 5 years old, in Glover
Park or Cleveland Park section. Will pay
all cash. MI. 1900
RANDOLPH S7O0-MR. STROUP
Is the cash buyer for your house. Prompt.
quick settlement. 6-s rooms preferred.
CASH FOR-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
q OR @ ROOM HOUSES.
Evening star., 1942-06-10
III 11,9oUICnevy CnaSe, -.
A Real FAMILY Home.

We consider this an exceptional op-
portunity to purchase q most substantial
well-situated home. It Is Just west Of
and convenient to transporta ton. stores.
public and parochial schools and also
recreational center. Two stories and attic
rooms and sleeping porch on 2nd moor,
finished room and storage space in attic:
The basement includes = large finished
tically new GAS FURNACE. Many fea-
lures 10 be found and the entire property
Is in excellent condition. Beautifully
handicapped lot 60x120. THOe J. FISHER
8 co, INC, REALTORA DI. $3.50. Ewes.
call MR. CHILD, RA 1881.
Evening star., 1942-06-10
REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE.
3-Bedroom. 3-Bath Detached Brick in
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

R1EN6saip E IG HEfdHfs EaErs s1s GnAfE TEsRA1s nS
Only year old, located on 60x1 126Nl lot
contains large living room, kitchen. den,
room and attached garage.
w. c. & A. N. MILLER DEvMOfMENT CO,
111a 18th e. NV; D1 4464.
Evening star., 1942-06-10

CUSTOM BUILT, CHARMING CAPE COD.
4 bedrooms large living room. large din
ing rm.; .. acre, beautiful trees and gar
den; all the freedom of the country with
every city Improvement. good transp.; re-
stricted neighborhood; bargain at
S10.5OO; 81 .O0C cash. bal. monthly G. Z.
keller, MA. 6734 after 12; evenings.
ReDsfn0tnp SRa
Evening star., 1942-06-10

SMALL. ATTRACTIVE. FURNISHED TOWN
house. near Sheridan Circle bedrooms,
2 baths; S210 monthly. Apply LAURA
O. Nati no1
Evening star., 1942-06-10
Foxhall Village-$lO,95O.

You VIII be deIlghted with THIS Srand
little house. and the location is 50 con-
There are six Yell-proportioned rooms. real
fireplace, double rear screened porches, gas
heat. maids room and lavatory. Venetian
tree. The house is insulated and beauti-
fully decorated. BOSS & PHELPS, Ma.
1900. Evenings call Mr.. Allen, Sligo zoos.