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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

ACREAGE fronting on Lee blvd. near Ar
ilngton Forest: sewer and water al proL~
erty; prime development tract which in
cludes over 10000 feet of / st commercial
H. MALICE, 1881 G st. NV. RE 1850
u? ACRES OF gently rolling land, just ) =
miles from Silver Spring. on Georgia ave
extended: woods. small stream. old house
PRICE & co. Me 1850 or 81 34"a.
WATER FRONTAGE. rear Mt Vernon
approx mately so acres: main highway
estate: Also approximately 900 acres. same
RStlsx, RE Isl; ewes EN-. M $40 $50" T.
ELIOT MIDDLETON. Realtor
Is ACRES: Boost frontage. on 4-iane
h ass to Ius esy1nd TfrtaI
$40, F ELIOT MIbDLEToN. Resltor EN'
ON NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE.-34 acres for
subdivision. only $ miles from White
tory; priced right. ROBERT [. -McKEEvER
IO-ACRE TRACTS. 3S5 # of paved-road
frontase. "a mile from Fairfax Courthouse
partly wooded: $500 an acre. ?. C. Sl.-W-l
Chevy Chase. b G; Conn, ave. and fA Iess a.
license will permit many business privils
FULTON R. GORDON, owner. pioneer de-
veloper Of Chevy Chase. D. c.: 14"7 Eye
NV. DI: $3.50 till p m. Brokers attention
coLEsyILdE PIKE. D.-A4d,olnlns north
major Government project under con-
Also IL miles IS frontage ms River s and
Bradley rds. opposite Cong rssslonal Club
DON. owner. 1927 Eye ST NV, DI $3.50
till * pm. Brokers attention
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FARMS FOR SALE.

SLAVERY PLANTATION. $50 acres land,
adapted to grain and tobacco on Staunton
brick buildings, including dwelling, three
rock buildings, number other good build
ings rock walls and walks, boxwoods,
E; r: HALE, Administrator, Lone Island
MONTGOMERY CO., MD.-a.o-scre farm
road; 100 acres permanent PASTURE, so
acres planted crops included: :, houses
other excellent buildings, abundance water
Zeal buy at $4,000. Call broker, 8 TO H.
xs.4O0-13Q acres choice cropping land,
slightly rolling, with frontage on concrete
grove Of oak trees. cleo. avail: outbuild--
mss; hiahly productive farm Being sold
to- to settle Ell, estate. o. L. MURDOCH, Ken
sAcRiFIcE .al acres rich soil, Montsom-
cry cry Co.; room frame house: electricity;
Taeer tenant nao house oubpdnsS
IN 49, Es?fe ooG RE 4gi SD Ms Ms
PRICE REDuCED-5o acres rolling land
ton, improved with fine 4-bedroom home
modern in every detail, containing living
room 1ix32, powder room, dining room and
IS feet long: COW and horse barn with
running water and electric lights chicken
house, granary and corn crib; equipment
ones: price now includes ls head of cattle,
Belgian colt, 3 years old, and modern farm
eouipment, including Farmall tractor; value
GRAHAM HALL Realtors, WI $3.50;
eyes: esn MI La Lsushlin; WI 500; -.
Cattle TARMThls
fine roads and has bus service at the gate.
1t has about $50 acres OF good grass and
crop land 1hd is wsersd b and
road in grove on hill and has rooms.
1t mas city electricity and has been redeco-
rated recently. From the lawn there is
a q
ineiuded are 50 Steers ) horses, ma
$1,000: SlO,0on down Shown by APP
pontment, MASON HIRsT, exclusive, at
DHA f A sToGR FARM 1S 9Se scr s"p near
Leesbure. Va.-House, barn and other out
van pES Ell fee
burg, Va. Phone Leesburs 100 weekdays,
IsrsRTRG GlI SUNDAY sms, country Mace
good room house, acres of cleared land
large shade trees around house. also va
riety of fruit trees Less than = mile
Priced 10 sell. 81 500 W vkS iDES zE1IER
Leesburs; Va. Phone Leesburs 81 Sun
snd lex T eo farm
acres in woods and timber balance culti
waited; l:-room brick house built about
ansnt housr sa barn bar
near r. I. transportation 10 both Washing
ton and Baltimore: excellent land. would
make fine stock cattle farm. or suitable
subdividins into p or 80 acre tracts,
Owner in i'll health must sell ~ miles TO
Price 81 900: terms BUELL.
NJ GARDNER-J. E, KELLY, Rockville
Md $50.
LoUDoUN CoUNTY-Bluesras farm. 143
barn. stream: fine highway frequent bus
service to city: price. $4,000 Gil SOB
i00-ACRE grain farm in Loudoun County
Lovely s-rm. mod. home: :, streams;
large bank barn. other bldss: 90 acres
timber. GOOD fences; near hwy and bus
service: S,5,0nO. terms Gil S.55
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEvERLY BEACH on Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites Write
for catalogue. Box II Mayo. A. A Co. Nd
~ ACRES. 4-room bungalow. electricity,
barn. chicken house. Forced TO sell, 5000.
Falls Church .s59-J-13.
THIS beautiful true Georeian Colonial
overlooking the Severn River; e, rooms
with mile of waterfront: tennis court. beat
house and dock. For further information
call CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO. ex-
elusive agent :'403 Conn. ave. NV. EN-.
PINEY POINT, MD-combine business
with pleasure, going development tract on
water front, near U. s. Navy base. for
sale At wholesale price. For details see
WALTER NJ BAUMAN. ! Thomas Circle.
MA 6o2a. WO 014.
ATTRACTIVE 4-room and bath cottase
complete plumbing two screened porches.
cleo, fireplace. larRe corner lot bathing
and boating: $3.50; terms. MR.. BOND,
ME- $50
COLoRED opportunity to obtain 42o # OF
fine sandy beach, & modern bones, s
acres, miles from Anna polls, near Spar
rows and Carr's Beaches: week end re-
turns would pay Handsomely: only $50. 600:
generously financed. Inspectlon by APP
polntment. H NJ. SANDROCK- Realtor.
Round Bay Md. Call Severna Park 1911
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Take Ny Word for 1t
By FRANK COLBY.
Practical English.

O. A question has arisen in our
class about "as if and las though"
We think they are interchangeable
but our local newspaper says as If"
is the correct form. Can you help
us on this question?
A. They are indeed interchange
able. No authority to my knowl-
edge holds either one to be better
usage than the other. Perhaps your
paper prefers las if" because it
takes less space than as though"
English students should note this
important rule, however: The sub
junctive were" land not "was'D
should be used with las it, and "as
though" thus:
Correct-She looks as if she were
tired. He acts as though he were
offended.
@. Edwin c. Hill recently pro-
nounced the word crevices as
'KREV-i-seez." This caused quite
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FUTURE

THOS. J. OWEN son. auctioneers. 435
Southern Building, Washington, D. c.
Auction sale of two valuable dwellings
known as 1910 and 1915 Forty-ninth ave-
nue. Northeast, formerly 51lu and 5l13
Quarles street Northeast, Beaver Heights
"Kenilworth." Maryland. BY virtue of the
authority Vested in us, We will sell at
public auction in front of the premises. on
FRIDAY the eleventh day of May, 1910,
commencing at 4:3U O'Clock pm, lot /. in
block F and lot y in BLOCK 6, section 2
MARYLAND. Premises 1910 Forty ninth
avenue, Northeast is improved by a de-
tached frame dwelling containing six rooms
and bath and having hot-water heat.
Premises 1915 Forty-ninth avenue North
east is improved by detached asbestos
shlngle dwelling containing six rooms and
bath and having hot-water heat. Terms
OF sale: Each property 10 be sold separately.
The purchaser will be required TO pay not
less than $1,000 IN cash, of which a de-
post OF $500 will be required al the time
of sale; the balance of the purchase price
over and above the cash payment to be
secured by a first deed OF trust on the
property being sold, payable in monthly
installments of l per cent of the original
amount of the trust. which payment would
include principal curtaL and interest at
5i2'r. All conVeyancin2, title examination.
recording and revenue stamps to be at the
cost of the purchs ser; terms OF the sale
to pc complied with within thirty days
of the DAY of sale otherwise the property
may be reSold at the risk and cost of the
defaulting purchaser after five days adver-
tlslIg of such resale in some paper pub
liShed i'll Washington. D. c. THOS j.
OWEN d SON. AuctIoneers my1 .35,S.10
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discussion at a recent teachers
meeting, but We were unable to de-
termine whether the ''eez" sound
for "es" is correct or not. What S
the good word, please?
A. The "es' is pronounced "eez''
only in the case of certain Latin
words the singular forms of which
end in is" as-basis. bases tBAY-
seez'; oasis, GASES ,oh-AY-seez) :;
crisis. crises IKRY-seez), etc
But in words ending in ''e" the
plural form "es" should not have
the 'eez' sound. In all such words
the "es' should be pronounced
"ez,' as-base. bases lBAY-sez)
crevice, crevices tKREV-i-sez> ,
hose. hoses tHOE-zeZ, service
services tSER-vi-seZ>, etc.
Note that the plural of base is
bases. and that the plural of basis
is also bases But there is a differ
ence in the pronunciation. as the
foregoing rules show-base bases
'BAY-sez) basis. bases tBAY-seez'
Thus it is plain that naval BAY
seez" can have no sanction.
Released by the Bell Syndicate. lnc.)
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LARGE End COMMERCIAL-.-story build
fns on L st near 18th n W. contains ap-
proyimately 10000 So fl of floor space
with concrete ramp to heavy load bearing
2nd floor. FRANK H. MALICE, 1881 G
st NV RE .4tO
STORE FOR SALE TO COLORED-Large
basement under entire store. 4-room apart
menI above store, located on Park I'd. just
shop npholstersr or valet shop: price,
81 $50 GRAHAM HALL, Realtors, WI.
$3.50. Evenings call Mr.. Schafer. WI. | IS
1900 BLOCK 18th ST. N.W.-Lot, 42x92
TO an alley: income of . houses. S1.5 a
month: zoned LIST commercial; price. $40
600 on terms. Mr. BROWN MA 11"9
700 BLOCK II ST. N.W.-Corner alley
$500 so. #: sell or build to suit your
needs SIDNEY BROWN, MA. 773a
ANY BUSINESS o. trade organization
wishing a permanent Washington location
should seriously consider approxima tely
-ft.-frontage area. 5000 So. #, on H st
between 18th and 18th SITS. NV: alley on
side ard rear. The growth OF the business
district in this direction is inevitable and
the location will be an active postwar area
The owner will build to your requirements,
finance the building and either sell the
equity or lease on a reasonable income
producing basis to responsible tenant Zone d
list commercial with 110-ft. building per-
misslble. We recommend this highly de-
slrable site IN an area where space is ex-
tremely difficult to obtain on reasonable
basis See Mr.. Parsons, WEAVER BROS
INC. Wa5hingto Bids. DI $500.
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Uncle Rays Corner

While looking at war maps, MANY
a newspaper reader has been taken
back to his childhood days in school.
Every school pupil studies geog-
raphy before he finishes elementary
school.
Flat maps maye give good idea
about the shape of country, Its
mountains. rivers and chief cities,
but fiat map of the whole world
is sure to have something wrong
about it. The earth has the shape
of an orange and map makers have
been puzzled as to how to show all
the continents on fat surface.
The most widely-used world map
goes back to man who lived four
centuries ago. His name was Ger
hard kremer and he was born in
Flanders 20 years after Columbus
made his first Atlantic voyage.
Kremer started to work on maps
when he was youth in his late
teens. At length he produced a
map "on MercatorS projection"
You may wonder who Mercator was,
and the answer is that he was
Kremer. himself. The name Ger
ardus Mercator,' was used on his
maps as the Latin form of Gerhard
Kremer.' Today he is best known
under the name of Mercator.
The world map ION Mercators
projection has lines of longitude
at right angles to those of latitude
1t has been improved with passing
time, but goes back to the main
idea of Mercator.
One great trouble with the Mer-
Gator world map is the fact that
some parts of the earth are made
to look too large, others too small.
Greenland, for example. is made to
look about the same size as South
America. The truth is that South
America has eight times as much
land as Greenland.
The best world map is one on a
globe. Such map shows the con-
tlnents in their true size compared
to one another.
Sad to say. the average globe Is
of rather small size. More could be
learned from large globe.
I know of one school where q
globe eight feet in diameter was
made as class project The school
carpenter prepared wooden Frame
work and. guided by their teacher.
the pupils covered it with maps Of
continents, islands and oceans.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

SALARIBD LADlES-H you need money.
see Mr.. Green strictly eonfidentiaD. Ma
TIONAL FINANCE CO, 10I4 K ST; NV.
buy second-trust notes. D. c.. nearby Nd.
OF W. Reasonable rates: NATIONAL
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORP. 1912
FOR LOW-COST. lonR-term FIRST mortgage
home loans. apply TO PRINCE GEORGES
street in the county seat Upper Marlboro
Mo Phone Marlboro ~ National $50
MORTGAGE LOANS, ~ interest. Prompt
service MOORE g. HILL CO.. s04 18th
St NV.
Ist AND end TRUST LOANS-Prompt and
courteous service Consult us before Dor
MENT co. ST. 9th ST. NV. d. 81 50
MONEY on LIST or md trusts: prompt
action, reasonable rates: nearby Nd Va.
or D c. propert THE AMERICAN CO.,
so. Su.,.,
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

HARG ais APT nfss ESYsh no brokers
81 units $4,000 Cash req; 80 units, $50
600 cash req: 80 units, $4,000 cash req.
Well-leased business property, 100000 cash
Cohen. GE O.s6. SHANNON { LUcHs.
15o5 H st. NV. Ma. 2345.
UNUSUAL SETUP. Ali investment or part
apartment occupancy near Columbia road
south of Biltmore street vicinity: second
to none for quick transportation, shopping
apartments and exceedingly well done
units Of two rooms kitchen and bath to
rooms; the appointments are exceptional
kitchen eeuiLment with oxford cabinets;
s hess 10 seh a IS biz IN
factor---the price includes complete turni-
ture of a good rade that was purchased
new within a year for some $500 An
existing LIST mortsaee loan held by clients
OF this office. made November 1914. for
years for $1,000 with amortization of
including taxes. amount to Ss29.44 per
year Price, S2a,5O0. Shows a return of
some "oro on $1,000 cash investment,
400. MOORE & HILL co. Since 1900
5 DO Il e u, n HOUSE. complete apis
nrst-class condition: sacrifice $1,000 Box
l aI Stars,. .
story detached prope TT Teas leased H at ss4soe
Der annum. no maintenance expense: all
YOU pay is taxes priced for, QUICK sale,
S3FIoS SnHl RfAf fq % e. oers invest
ments for income from business properly
cash nets purchaser 81 500 per year; SIS.
600 cash nets purchaser S3,6:o per year
R. 81 $50 you pbane i hsSs rs1 Fly
co, ME. 110a or RIA. Sl6l.
block from bus. MI Fiiippo, TR 1905.
or HARTMAN REALTY, INC, 1885 Good
Ie.RooM HOUSE, made into apis. for
sale by owner at $4,000. onlv ) times
annual rental vicinity of Macarthur and
McConb; coal furnace: "-b.r. apt. available
Immediately II desired To inspect call
We HAVE group of 4-family apis, very
convenient location. these buildings under
VIEW Rally CO.. n'' Realtors tors,
modern duplex apis.
the four apis. BRING in a yearly rental Of
for both LEONARD REALTY CO, MI O6Oo. |
BEAUTIFUL 4O-UNIT modern detached
apt; building. 2ie years old, located in the
rents. Venetian blinds, eft WESTINGHOUSE
refrigerators, stoker heat; beautifully land
scaped; substantial cash required; 500 |
wv. INSPECT Dy appointment only with
Mr.. Wolbere, IA 7S6 SHANNON d |
LUCHS. 1905 H st. NV, MA 2345
ASACOSTIA. d. G.. convenient 10 Navy
Yard and Boiling Field-Good brick row. |
as 3 apis: gas heat. 3 re- /
'riserators: monthly rentals sl55 Priced |
% sell at only $4,000 DIXIE REALTY
s 6 xn d4lS I s. nm Nm ~ "a. $3.50
stores or apt. house, sOxl4O #. deep: |
present improvements have income of 5000
q month: will consider trade for 4-family
apts. OWNER, TR. 213a.
& ANSAS AVE. NM ia mily apt tenant
to pay for own gas heat and utilities;
rental, Sl.6sO a year: priced right for
quick sale. M BILDMAN, RE. 1853
Evenings. WO S"11
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS for material etc. u s. Gov
eminent Printing once. Washington. D, C..
April %, lg45.-Sealed proposals will be
received at this office until 10 O'Clock
M, May Z. 1945, for furnishing leather.
book cloth, gold leaf, and other material
Tor the public printing and binding TO
the Government Printing Office during the
term Of + months beginning July L., 1875.
The right TO reject any and all bids and
to waive defects is reserved. Detailed
schedules of the materials etc. required,
accompanied by blank proposals and Civ
must comply may be obtained by address
ing E. GIEG ENGACK, Public Printer.
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ches SO sc sec am" o Sfi 81 small SCI
dan. Dodse 20 sedan, De Soto 1919: con-
s sffttG,e 1879 p. ssa sedan Limited,
original black finish; immaculate condi-
ton: excellent tres an unusual car priced
terms EicHsERa AuTo SALES, To- ' R
CADILAC 1s4l 'el' 4;,ddoor; actual mile
CHEvRoLEf 1T0e door sedan: 4 new tires
1nd tnoes excellent s sondifi0n $3.50 1904
lent condition JACK PRY MOTORS, j .th
cHf fRf 81 rs isa business coupe heater
COHEN, 4a11 w St NV
CHRYSLER 1888 Airnow sedan; excellent
n Danyille St. Arlington, virginia A.
CHRYsLER 1871 1-passenger sedan lRoyal
81. IN. excellent mechanical condition:
trade and terms; price, Sl,4:o. EICHBERG
CHRTsLER 1880 4-door sedan; nice
CHRYsLER 1880 ROYAL sedan: radio. heat
10 la4 sedan. beautiful green tinish'
studeoaker 1917 Champion .:-door sedan;
radio. heater. GOOD tires Will EXCHANGE
above cars for older or less expensive cars.
DODGE 1892 4-door sedan: transmission
and generator lust overhanled good rub
Der; S""5 as is. Call SH. 1881 after
DODGE 1898 coach Call Kensins,on
DODGE 1885 coupe; privately owned See
DODGE 1880 4-door sedan, damaged rear,
wheels and door. four newly recapped
!ires one other good tire Call GE
FORD 1910 3-psss coupe: good rubber and
81 % motor job Just completed, ACCESSORIES
asd1o and hsa,sr $500 cash md ca Al
FORD 1a41 sedan: completely overhsuled
and repainted: Ss45. sTEUART MOTORS
9Th 81 and a NJ New York ave Ma 5000 ,,.o>.
original black finish good mechanical con
dition; radio and heater: selling price low
f RER AFRO 81 90 s. t1sse and terms n E1cH
FORD 1914" Fordor sedan go. in, Al me-
chanical condition: clean throughout: eX-
fssn' E1c Gfi sFsae AUTO apf saIE
o o, 1884: good tires. good me-
fnss S0n pa4 club e ooup sen vs2S low mile
aee, very. sporty looking; trade and terms
PIERcE,ARRow 1891 7-passenger phse-
on car RE 2901 after s pm g.
PLYMOUTH 1870 coupe, in perfect con-
dition only d9o3 $1,000 NIL folding rear seat
PLYMOUTH TAM. 1870: radio and heater
without PUG license $3.50. Adams loa6
between 4 and pm. A.
MONTGOMERY ST. GULF SERVICE STA
TON. Alexandra. Va. after 6 pm
PONTIAC station wagon. 1912. in excellent
to have trade. Cook MOTOR CO, N H
ave. and L NV, ME-. SS34
STUDEBAKER 1898 sedan. 1855. 1904
GraysOn ave. Silver Spring. Md.
TAXICABS with PUG licenses. See Mr.
Davis. American Cab, 1887 Champlain
st. NV.
reason for selling. Write to Box 3l4-x
Star
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, Washington. May /, 1916
LAMATION-Whereas, the Commits
are or have been within the District of
Columbia dog or dogs which is or are
mad, therefore they have today issued the
the PROVISIONS of Section Z of the Act OF
Consress approved June 10. 1878. entitled
An act to create a revenue in the Dis
all dogs therein to make such dogs per
sonal property. and for other purposes
ever, dog in said District shall. for a
period of three months beginning May g.
1945, wear good substantial muzzle.
securely put on. so as to prevent it from
biting or swapping: and any dog at large
during said period without such muzzle
shall be taken up by the Poundmaster and
c " KlITZ. COMM SiouerS d c
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Ii THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
SUBURBAN sALE-Mp. Cont

l311 LAWRENCE ST. and 1923 Monro,
bus and room, bath i, frsme 1 bunsa Itsa
possession with deed. FULTON R. COR.
DON, owner, 1427 Eye ST., DI. $3.50 till {
pm: Brokers, attention.
KlVEkDAlE-Detach frame house or
nice LARGE lot. convenient to transportation;
LIST moor, reception hall, living room, dining
room and kitchen; End floor. 3 bedrooms
and tile bath. For further Information call
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO.. 34O3 Conn
ave- EN- 1900 until pm
BETHESDA, MD.-Detached brick located
on lot 50x110, in lovely section of new
homes, built about years ago. Arranged
with living room, dining room and kitchen
and "a bath on LIST floor: 3 bedrooms and
bath on End floor: gas aforementioned heat
storage attic, full basement; priced at
Sl2;9S0. For further information call
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO., EN- 1900
until pm. 3403 Conn. ave.
POSSESSION AT ONCE-S6, 0OO-I acre,
lovely Groom home, fireplaces; lovely set
ting with shade, fruit, flowers, shrubbery,
=. acres; $3.50: possession at once
New 4-room bunsalow, large living room
with fireplace, electric pump: insulated,
weather. stripped, storm windows, bath;
road JOHN BuRDoFT. coiesVille Nd.
F. p. p, >, Box B, Silver Spring, Md.
Call Ashton 1886
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AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

TIRE REcAPPNG n WASH. = one.day
grace A rubber; guar work, car protected,
under cover: not left on street or lot. For
appointment call LU 0S34, LII 1O1T.
Plenty of grade ] and 3 tires and tubes
in stock. PASSENGER and truck CONSOL-
dated SALES CO.. 1896 H st. ne. LU.
OS34, LII. 1917
MOTORCYCLES. parts. accessories. bat.
;eries. tires and repairs INDIAN MOTOR
CYCLE SALES oil 9th ST. NV. RE. O911
TIRE RECAPPING. S-hour service, by ap-
poiutment. Leave your car am. pick il
up at pm. Finest grade materials used
Expert workmanship by experienced re-
Ample parking facilities PALDER &
HANNA, 4716 R. l. ave, Hyattsville, UN
121.: 1903 Lee hwy, Arlington, OK 0012
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AUCTION SALES.
TnN0RROW

ANTIouEs-Estate auction sale Friday,
Nay A;,s laih l. an cR0MWELL.
land. Route No. Is, Il miles south of
Frederick
ADAM A. WESCHLFR 4 son, suctioneers
Household and Office furniture. Norae wash
inc machine. :, electric sliclng machines,
china. personal effects, etc. by order
Elizabeth R. Read, Administrative c. t. a,
T 6.M soyo -, heao; rranhnn Eugene
Proctor, and from other sources. by auc-
ton al Weschlers, a15 E ST. NV. Friday,
commencing $50 am Groups for bed
rooms. dining and dinettes, living room
groups. studio and sofa beds. chests of
drawers, dressers, beds. spiral and box
springs, GOOD inner-sprlng and felt mat
tresses- utility and kitchen cabinets lamps.
new mirrors, sofas, tables. chairs. etc
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STORES FOR RENT.

80 D ST. N.W.-Large storeroom, good To-
cation for many businesses; has been deli
catessen for years; owner retired; reason
ape rent at S15 per mo. on lease. MAR
SHALL J. MAPLE CO., 1924 14th st. NV.
c e Ss4 Ave. AND $ ST ,w.-so,o and
2Ols St Two connecting stores, ap-
proximately 1000 50. it. Immediate &C.
cupaney. Rent. S1.5 each. RANDALL H,
HAGNER g. co. INC, 1921 Conn. ave.
NEAR 9Th AND G SITS. N.W-Small store
IN ideal location for small business: $50.
THOMAS j. FISHER g. CO., INC. 13s
9TH st NV. QI RSaN
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AUTO LOANS.

AUTOMOBILE LOANS without indorsers.
We do not check with employers or use
unpleasant methods to ascertain creolt
order to obtain money NOLAN FINANCE
CO. ll0">Eew York ave. NV GREYHOUND
Bus Term }, RE. 100 Open I'll Il IN 31s
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT,

HAVE RECENTLY purchased several down
town properties. Will consider remodeling
to meet the specific requirements of sub
stantial business concerns ROBERT w.
SAVAGE. sl3 Union Trust Bldg
DOWNTOWN. near Conn. ave- rooms
and bath over garage: suitable for artist S
ktudlo. photo developing or any small
business not recurring street frontage
RUTH l. POWELL. MA af46