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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-02-06
Auxiliary Seats
EZeanorJohnSon

The Ladies' Auxiliary, Patriarch
Militant, last night installed as its
president, Miss Eleanor johnson,
the youngest member to serve in
that capacity. Mrs. Lillian john
son, her mother first ast-president,
and Captain Harry owens pre-
sided.
Among the officers seated were
Right supporter to the president,
Mrs. Lillian Johnson; left supporter,
Mrs. Lorella Newman; vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Mae Spearo; right sup
porter, Mrs. Louise Clark; left sup
parter, Mrs. Lucellia Frink; secre-
tary, Mrs. Frances Owens; treas
urer, Mrs. Martha Cady; past-presi-
dent, Mrs. L. Flood; right supporter,
Mrs. Aida Fenwick; left supporter,
Mrs, Julia Marggraff; chaplain, Mrs.
Clara Dibble; right supporter, Mrs.
George Manville; left supporter,
Mrs. Alta Meisingcr; office-of the
day Mrs. Cora Kanny; officer-of-
the-guard, Catherine Wood; must
clan, Mrs. Mabel Clark; sentinel,
Mrs. Ruth Anderson.
The members presented a past
president jewel and a gift to Mrs.
Lettie Flood, retiring president.
Miss johnson received gifts from
her mother and her father, Captain
William H. johnson, serving over
seas.
The committees include: Ways
and means, Mrs, Frances Owens,
chairman, Mrs. Martha Cady, Mrs.
George Manville, Mrs. Catherine
Wood; publicity, Mrs. Louise Clarke;
historian, Mrs. Blanche Nation;
entertainment, Mrs. Lillian john
son, chairman, Mrs. Lorella New
man, Mrs. Cora Kanny, Mrs. Mabel
Clark and Mrs. Frances owens; re-
freshments, Mrs. Louise Clarke,
chairman, Mrs. Cora Kanny, Mrs.
Julia Marggraff and Mrs. Gather
inc Woods.
Following the ceremony social
hour was held and refreshments
served in charge Of Mrs. Cady.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-02-06

bodice had a sweetheart neckline,
and long, tapered sleeves. A satin
Juliet cap held her fingertip veil,
and she carried white prayer book
covered with orchids and marked
with baby breath.
The Alice Blue faille taffeta gown
of the maid Of honor had a heart
shaped neckline, three quarter
length sleeves, and a bouffant skirt.
She wore a tiara of matching ostrich
tips, and carried pink camellias.
A reception followed at the Hotel
Bossert in Brooklyn, from which the
couple left for an unannounced trip.
The bride is a graduate Of st. Vim
cents Hospital School of Nursing in
New York. Lieutenant Monagan, a
graduate of Dartmouth College and
Harvard Medical School, interned at
st. Vincent's Hospital. He Is now
stationed at Norfolk, Virginia.
Among the local guests who at
tended the wedding were Mayor
John S. Monagan, Miss Margaret
Monagan Of Holmes avenue and Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Murphy Of New
ton Terrace.
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Miss Ann Naylor Becomes
Bride OF Joseph w. Dunn

Gladioli in variegated tones bank
ed the altar Of the Immaculate Con-
ception Church this morning for the
wedding of Miss Ann Elizabeth Nay
lor of Walnut street to Joseph Will
liam Dunn Of South Leonard street.
The Reverend Francis M. O'Shea
officiated at the nine O'Clock cere-
mony. Professor F. F. Harmon
played q nuptial program, with Miss
Betty Maher as Soloist.
Miss Iva Naylor attended her sis
ter, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John G. Naylor. James ]. Dunn
served as bestman for his brother,
the son of Mrs. Patrick j. Dunn and
the late Mr.. Dunn.
The bride was gowned in white
Chantilly lace over slipper satin. Her
shirred bodice had bracelet sleeves,
and a sWeetfc neckline. The full
skirt ended III :, long train. A tiara
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-02-06
Parties To Benefit
Bundles For America

Bundles for America will receive
the proceeds of a series of duplicate
bridge parties to be held on four
successive Wednesday evenings at
the Hotel Elton. Mrs. Carl Heebner
and Mrs. Frederick Kellogg are CO.
chairmen of the affairs which will
take place in the Colonial Room and
the University Club.
Prizes will be awarded for the
highest scores for the four sessions.
Pairs who wish to compete may do
by contracting the chairmen or any
members of the committee. The
series Is open to all bridge players.
The committee included Mrs. Pa
trick Healy, Miss Catherine Ma
loney, Herman Rehm, Mrs. Charles
Audet, David Babson, Mrs. Charles
A.. Templeton, Mrs. H. j. Stett-
hacker, william Burke, Oscar War
ner, Mrs. James Abercrombie.
Miss Marion Blewitt of East Main
street is visiting in Washington, d.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-02-06
GIRL SCOUTS
MET YESTERDAY
Plan a Splash Party Mon
day Evening; Wardens
Meet Tonight
WATERVILLE
Correspondent: Mvs. william E.
Rooney. 100 Dwight st.
Telephone 3-8475

Waterville, Feb. 6 - A meeting of
Wardens and their wives this even
ing of sector D-60 at ForeSters hall
at 8 o'clock. Frank Ware, senior
warden will be in charge. A social
hour with refreshments will follow
the meeting.
st. Paul's Episcopal Church Choir
will rehearse this evening at z
o'clock. Grace Methodist Church
Choir will rehearse at 1880.
Girl Scout Troop No. q met yes
terday afternoon with their leader,
Mrs. Anthony DiBlasi in Sprague
school gymnasium.
Mary Kelly, scribe of Troop No. ~
gave report on the scribes tea that
she attended last week at the First
church In Waterbury. Mary also has
completed some very outstanding
work in the 10 fields she had select
ed to earn her Junior Citizens
Badge.
Plans for a splash party, Monday
evening at Crosby high school was
made. The girls must have written
take part IN this sport. Present
permission from their parents 70
were: Morning Glory Patrol, Joan
sonler. Jaequeline johnson. Ger
trude DiBlasi, Betty Vrotocoe; Blue
Bird Patrol. Barbara Lefevre, Ida
6heplS. Audrey VadnaiE. Ruth Du-
bay. Lois Plat, Josephine Elinskas.
Lucille Mielette. Dorothy 0ulm0nd;
white Roe Patrol, Mary Edith
FOLEY. Loretta Pinto. Jean heiihan.
Marcia Rasmussen, Velma Petroni0.
Jean Lefevfe. Jeanne Marie Dubois.
Anna Lachanee; Purple pansy
Hook. Virginia Weymer, Barbara
Tfuel0ye, and Mary Kelly.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-02-06
Democratic Women
Meet In NelU HaUen

The Connecticut Federation of
Democratic Women's club will hold
its mid-winter luncheon meeting
today at the Hotel Duncan in New
Haven.
Mrs. Chase Going Woodhouse will
preside. She will be introduced by
Mrs. Henry A. Hayden, chairman OF
the New Haven County unit.
j. Francis Smith and John E,
Dove, chairman of the state CEN
trail committee, will address the
members.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-02-06
The World of Music
MRS. FREDERICK KELLOGG

NEW YORK, Feb. 6 (UP)-Musi-
~ cal relations b e W e n the
United States and Latin American
countries have been greatly stimu-
lated by the war, which confines
the activities of q majority Of the
greatest artists to this continent.
The State Department has an
nounced the appointment Of an
advisory committee, on music. It's
purpose will be to advise the de-
partment, through the division Of
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ALWAYS A BRIDESMAID

Tampa, Fla. (UP)-Twenty times
q bridesmaid and not yet bride. Is
the record set by Miss Carmen
Cosio. viyacious brunette, who is
director OF women's activities at the
USO here. Miss Cosio acts as
bridesmaid at all OF the soldier
weddings at the USo here.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-02-06
WOMEN FASHION CANES

South Gate, Cal. CUP - Women
of the South Gate High School
Parents and Teachers Association
have evolved a new aid for wounded
servicemen. They are collecting all
of the spare broom and mop sticks
in the city and fashioning them
into canes for hospital cases when
they are again able to walk.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-02-06
Weddings
MOORE-O'NEIL

MOORE-O'NEIL
The wedding of Miss Eleanor o.
Neil, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.,
Warren O'Neil of Knoll street, to
Kenneth E. Moore, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Moore of Fairview
street, will take place today.
The ceremony will be performed at
the Notre Dame University Chapel
South Bend, Indiana.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-02-06
GIRL SCOUTS

A supper sponsored by the Mill
Plain Girl Scout troop will be held
Feb. 16 at Mill Plain church gym
nasium. A splash party is planned
for Monday evening from 1880 to
$3.50 O'Clock at Crosby pool.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-02-06
FIRST SILVER MILL

First successful mill for crush
ing silver ore was built near Viz
glnia City, Ne. In 1860. This mill
also was the first 10 reduce quartz.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-02-06

ire Ladies' Aid OF The MIN Plain
church viii sponsor Covered Dish
Luncheon Rt their meeting on Feb
FuAFy t.
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ARLINGTON-CI,OSE IN

Groom brick, consisting of large living
room fireplace and unusual window treat
ment dining room and kitchen, 3 large
bedrms., bath and shower. hot-water oil
neat, basement. playroom with half bath;
1ully insulated prewar construction; ga
raSe and storage space; wooded lot beauti-
1ui residential section; block to l0c bus,
schools and bus price, S11.3OO
L. McGFE KING CH S5OQ
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STORES FOR SALE.
STORES FOR RENT.

GROCERY-Must sell: doing $500 weekly
cash: rooms, bathroom, all improve
ments; S65 rental; sacrifice. ME. 6406.
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REST HOME OR
AUNT APARTMENT


JUST ACROSS DISTRICT LINE.
IhlS unIQue place is located not far
from the District line III Maryland On
concrete street, with bus passing door.
Large grounds, ample shade, abundance
Of flowers and shrubs. Built by re-
tired Army officer contains manv fea-
lures not found in ordinary homes
Special electric wiring, all copper pipe
plOmolng. best Eacuum-vapor heating
system toiD. All best modern plumbing.
Extra large living room or sun parlor.
equipped with special vita-ray glass
two bedrooms on first foor, each with
an open fireplace and private bath; an
extra living room with open fireplace
modern kitchen; large pantry Second
hoor. two large bedrooms path and
eXtra-larg living room which would be
suitable for many beds Can be ar
raneed into four-unit apartment with
private entrances with little cost De-
Ischeo Earaee. Property fronts on two
StreetS Can be purchased for much
!eSS than cost of construction. Imme-
olare possession. Shown by appoint
For Further Particulars Call
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

BUNGALOW to buy in nearby Va, must
be close 10. Catholic church. +. H. Brown.
Es F0Io M6T WoodUard Bldg, EX. ol36; Sunday,
MODERN two or more bedroom house on
hVe or more acres within twenty miles Of
capitol Bldg, Washington. Call Berwyn
.oo-9-l evenings after 7:30 or write Box
81: Route .. Laurel. Maryland. %
SMALL COTTAGE, "a rooms. Arlington,
falrtax, Alexandria; state price, location
conVenlences. etc. Box 477-H. Star
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1403 NO COURTHOUSE RID.
nyEnpn n1a~
HOME OR INVESTMENT.

NEATtb AflLINO ION-SI so.
Two wears old. this attractive broom
home is fully furnished except for one bed
room. About "a mi. from Key Bridge. One
block from lOc bus and shopping and close
TO schools. Full basement. oil heat Level
lot and Victory garden. Recently rented
st SO! 80 mo. This is an excellent value
es home or investment Open SUNDAYS
! to 7p.m. Other days by appointment.
Call GL, 1929 before / / and after Z. To
peach Out Wilson blvd to Veitch st.
veitch st. -
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1-ROCM MODERN HOME. SO. Y
broom modern home. Si5.
lO-roon modern home. SIS.
GRAHAM. Fairfax 81 or IS
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KEITH D. BRUMBACK,
Exclusively CHI 3527
"a ACRES

13 miles from Washington over hard
roads, this property is partly wooded and
partly open. The house has @ rooms. hot
water heat, bath, cleo, phone, and full
basement. "-car garage, chicken house
and small barn. In a section where values
are likely to increase. Clear of debt and
priced a. S1",6OO; $4,000 down See
MASON HIRST, Annandale. Va at the end
OF Columbia Pike Phone Alexandra
kS1o closed SUNDAYS
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OWN A NEW HOME
FOR SAG

PER MONTH UNDER FLA PLAN.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
2 bedrooms, living room, dining room
kitchen, tile bath, G,E. refrigeration. gas
fred steel furnace, shades screens. land.
scaping Price, $4,000 includes settle
ment charges. Open for insnection. 4SOt
block 9th ST. N Arlington, Va. Out Will
son blvd. to Buchanan St, turn right
blocks TO 9th st., turn left to property, OF
phnne GIL. 1oh4
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HILLTOP BRICK
ON AN ACRE

years old, this house is soundly con-
structed and in an area of good homes,
Il has a layge. cheerful living-dining room
with fireplace, modern kitchen, , bed
rooms and tile bath on 1st floor. nicely
finished stairway leads to the unfinished
rooms and bath. Full basement, oil heat
and attached garage. 10 miles from Wash
ington. Price, 800 $500 down, bal
ance ST4.32 per mo. See MASON HIRST,
Annandale Va, a the end Of Columbia
Pike, Phone Alexandria 5s12. Closed
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR INVEST PROP FOR SALE co,,


912 SOUTH STAFFORD ST,
ARLINGTON, VA.
rooms and bath, large greenhouse
approximately 3a acres. located miles
from Washington, near Columbia pike
Price. Sl0,50n
B. M. SMITH.
240S Columbia Pike, Arlington, Va
PHONE OXFORD oO3S
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sUBURB'N PROP. FOR SALE tcs,,.)
JEFFERSON PARK

In one OF Virginia's better residential
sections we have for sale 5-year-old brick
Cape COD house, on lot 55xl30 IT. which
contains nVng room, 6inetta kttchcn and
rooms and bath on 2nd floor copper plumb.
ing, OIL hot-water heat; "a block from
Transportation. price, $500
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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i SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.

h.-w.h., coal: lot 12OxI2O; gear garaee
fruit and shade trees. garden, flowers: an
excellent buy at $3.50.
East Falls Church-Home OF 6 rooms
! bedroom on st floor, lot 70x140. very
good; asking $500
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DETACHED NEW 16-UNIT APT. BLDG
Good ne. location. Income nearly SO 900
onna rhln a|nartment oneEs opPprtun;ty fox a
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ST $50.
, ,LJU.
CHEVERLY. MD

BUNGALOW. Stucco over tile. Open FIRE
place in living room Concrete front
porch. Hot-water heat, coal. with blower
and thermostat. LARGE level lot High
ly restricted neighborhood close TO
good transportation Possession within
so days. Terms, 81 l.500 cash. Bal
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NEARBY ARLINGTON.

. acres, beautifully wooded, s-room mod
ern home, porches h.-w.h.. large fireplace:
LOG bus; ) blocks to schools and shops
restricted; possession. Due TO illness.
owner must sell: terms reasonable.
l. MCGEE KING. CH nnN2
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APARTMENT INVESTMENT

In the present-day market it is seldom
that such an investment can be procured
that We can consistently recommend.
Modern building, five stories, freproof
renting type and low prewar rentals, rang
ing from $50 TO SEQ per month each, and
IN ADDITION the ground floor is occupied
hy shops of clean character. Nearly
10000 So. # of ground and LOCATED
9S &}H-ra,,S,T 4 GSRNER I7-, IN ONE OF THE BEST
fast line of Transportation, 90 minutes to
the hub of the city
Rentals approximately $50. 900 per year,
and while the price quoted is more, we
solicit an offer of six times the rental.
The, property is well financed. long
term loan now existing at ~, being rea-
Sonably amortized semiannually, and we
might state the appraisal for the purpose
OF this loan was substantial amount
offer. S "li
INFORMATION ONLY IN PERSON OR
BY CORRESPONDENCE
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ARLINGTON VA

GROOM BRICK HOUSE. ! YEAR OLD.
II o,,I EXGELLENT 1GsI COMPTON, TIL; THIS
FHME AAF IAKGE n1NIN LYING p an RM WITH
ARRANGED KITCHEN ON LIST FLOOR. 3
BIDRMs. AND BATH ON md FLOOR.
BAL. IN MONTHLY PAYMENTS S OF SS5 50
GEORGE H. RUCKER CO.,
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DEL RAY; Four. room bungalow.
water heat, newly decorated. Immed .
iate possession. Close to transporta-
Price $500
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FIRST SHOWING.
ARLINGTON-$9,25O.
OPEN DAILY TO 6.
635 South 10Th st.

This attractive English-type home of :
rooms and "a baths has just been put
in ,new-house condition and is convent
emily near the Pentagon Bldg. with 1oc
features is the large, level lot having l 25-
foot frontase by 100 #. in depth with
shade and fruit trees. flowers and grand
garden space of about 50xl00 with hauled
in top soil
This home has living room with fire.
place. dining room with southern exposure
feomIpletely nIastsi equipped kitchen. including
adjoining half bath on first floor; while
on the second floor there are two large
and one average size bedrooms and bath;
part basement. with hot-water coal heat
large. glassed-in rear porch and screened
living living porch; two-car garage and attrac-
rsetS nIa ySe ussiemea storage bldg or children
the best, values we have offered in some
time and If interested we suggest an early
inspection. -
To reach: over Memorial Bridge, taking
new Pentaeon highway to Arlington Ridge
rd. and 2oth St. left to Grant ST. left /
50. to 10th St. right . doors to property,
or oyer Highway Bridge and No l highway
TO 10th St., right . SOS TO Fern st, right
So to 10th St. left y So. TO property.
KFTTu n pDJTNHDAcD
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KEITH D. BRUMBACK.
ARLINGTON VA
FIRST SHOWING.
LYON VILLAGE.
OPEN SUNDAY 2::3O to $50.
3110 NORTH 17h ST

THIS attractive red brick, center ha Il
Colonial of rooms and pa baths is only
eeout seo{er and SO So from Clarendon shopping
secluded restricted environment, adjoining
me new wooded section of Lyon Village
II mas full center hall, living room with
fireplace and French door opening on to to
eooTnnd room With g., plenty OF wall space, fully
win southern exposure and half bath or
@poWoer @ room on frst floor; while on the
with private bath and . other bedrooms
served by hall bath. Stairway to f1oored
adoF at6ic " with windows' having insulation in
rooi so you could finish off > more rooms
and bath II desired q modest expense, Full
qry basement with hot-Water coal heat. n
loVely hnlShed came room. also laundry and
storage space Beautifully Handicapped Level
iot with some trees. car garage May be
blnSpecIed IN Sunday, 40 to $50; week days
ny appointment. If interested in a home
OF this, type in a convenient, close-in, re-
this one.
TO reach; Over Key Bridge. continue
,,,,raleht anead TO Wilson blvd. or over
Memorial N c;GS Brldse Is right 70 Arlineton Rdse
turn west on Wilson blvd TO first traffic
nsht, night on Highland ST. to 18th, left u
so. to property -
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SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT,

80 VT 'N-G ON MINT.
10 ACRES. e. rooms. 2-story, shaQe, no
mod conv, high eley: 500 per mo
$4,000, easy terms. Graham, Fairfax
acres, : rms and bath frame 2-car ga
rage Rent, S25. Sale. $1,000; s. 600
spent spent 11GT m11QGTd4TInlzing, .rI Orchard, shade hen
nery. FULTON R. GORDON Owner l424
Eve NV. DI. 5G30. Brokers attentInn
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u y a. a. F. F MoP: SaS Il: ss5SSi $500 "a CASH
5 a, Z r, mod; 13 miles out: SIS 500
y a. 2 r, elect; l6 miles out: $4,000.
bus IT.; s22,5 800: $4,000 cash.
275 a. 10 r. mod; 90 miles out; bus
TT; $40 900.
705 a., 12 r, mod, other houses, COW
barn for so cows. All mod equip, in
cluded 2 tractors, long river frontage; 25
miles OUT hard I'd; bus rt; S95,o0O;
DR. B. L. POOLE
Herndon Va Phnpe 81
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"STROUT BARGAINS"
EOlliDOpd 70-Acro Eoro,


Good dwelling 7 rms, barn, garage,
corn crib, 2 poultry houses, brooder
mouse Tor 500 chicks: l5a for crops Of
corn, tomatoes. potatoes, ETC.; pasture
lor 10 head stock. bal wood; short
arlve to depot village, miles to a
nne city; AGED owners price, $4,000;
mare. 90 pullets. machinery and some
crops thrown in: terms: DE- At.
Dandy "l40," Stock and Tools,
Step right in and start operating-o
cows z heifers, bull, 3 head young
STOCK : mules, flock poultry, tractor,
marrow. grain drill. etc, ETC., included:
ABOUT 100a for high paying Pa. crops,
pa! sprlng-Watered pasture and wood:
eood '-rm. dwelling, 2 porches, one in
closed; elec., 40X40 barn. hay fork,
53,ft silo, granary, many other bldgs-;
vilage 2 mile, city handy; buy at
$4,000, including stock and equipment:
lerms: see picture pg 80 Big Free
ata.os-Bargains Is States STROUT
BSEEA1LTY SE.1 1427-N, Land Title Bldg,
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ENGLISH-TYPE BRICK.

Arlington-A distinctive and spacious
home. on beautiful corner lot Bedroom
and bath on 1st floor, 3 bedrooms and
screened porch, recreation room, maid S
room; oil h.-w. heat, slate roof, built-in ga
rage, Conv. to buses and school. I'm
mediate possession
REALTY ASSOCIATES,
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4-FAMILY APTS-GAS HEAT
STERLING e. FISHER CO..
81 N. Y Ave. NV. Realtors RE. SO6(

BRICK 4-FAMILY FLAT
Takoma Park Each apt contains large
rooms Kltchen and bath; rented for $50
per month each. Lot 6ox200. Concrete
street - square to bus. Price, S16,950.
Phone Mr. Lewis, IA. 4337
HENRY J. ROBB, INC.
Io@4 vermont Ave. DI S141.
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$500.
3109 VARNUM ST. NE.

Attractive five-room and bath bun
galow with large fioored attic Newly
painted Detached garage, large lot
Hot-wster heat tcoaD, Close to trans
portaton. Terms. Sl,3O0 cash bal
ance less than rent
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SO. MARYLAND FARMS.
MONTGOMERY CO MD

r,e.nr3to 80 acres, I;room house no improve.
SfrreaI; frnna eGcelent stock. cattle farm; ii mi
IRON Ia z, 19oGG' & Must be sold to settle estate.
fn fIeceaSed for only a few thousand dollars
less fer Ihan the price 1t is now being offered
II you want a good buy in hisb stat. =,
ttuitlVatlon near Washington, do not fail
% % see TINS one; Price, $4,000: terms
Office OF NeO' eaH al ths
BUELL. NJ. GARDINER JF xrYJv
Rockville, Nd Phnoe oao AA'
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200 ACRES

LEEsBURG SECTION.
h-room house, bath. electric, tenant
mouse. GARY barn. horse barn. machine
Sl7,500. eu W sen'
J. L. C.. WEST
Falls
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
WARRENTON, VA.

Outstanding in this community Of we'll
putt and attractive homes this stone resi-
dence commands a beautiful view from
the TOP of wooded hill. Built 2 years
ago. only the very best of equipment and
cate today, makes this home one of
economic luxury Maintenance costs are
extremely, low. A few features are the
slate roof, copper flashing copper pipes,
ain insulation In walls and roof, natural
gaS-hred Garwood air-conditioning and
heating unit; Gear garage; s large rooms
3H2 baths, a paneled library. All floors
are OF oak; Many cedar chests and built
IN cedar chests of drawers The property
contains 3212 acres, one-half wooded also
modern G-room detached servants bunga
low: new barn, 9 box stalls, room for 3
cows several other outbuildinss Price
OF $4,000 is most reasonable Compare
Easily financed. For full details and in
Spectlon, A. D. ARLINGTON, Warren
ton 6s0-W, or JESSE LOEB, Az Southern
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SPECIAL! SPECIAL,

southern Md.-:Rare beauty, old Southern
stairway. fireplaces italian marble. IL
rooms, beautiful grounds, stately old trees.
ooxTooo G and shrubs. . A show place on the
good outoldgs., cleo, bath, furnace heat
owner must leave. Price S25, 900. RE bSiS'
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.S6300
30 ,0UU.
5307 EMERSON ST. NE,

ROJERS HEIGHTS, MD.
SlH-room and bath cyprus Shingled
bungalow Full dry basement. hot-wa-
ter heat (CoaN. Newly painted inside
and out. Nice soft lot. l2 block to
bus Vacant. immediate possession |
Convenient terms can be ARRANGED
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

properties. Have ready buyers Prompt
action. William J. Davis. 500 St. NV
Ma 355G: ewes. MI. 6s5T
CASH-SAVE COMMISSIONERS
house. Apartment houses and fats also
wanted. D. C. only. G. G. DUTY, 1924
Vermont ave Ma 1882