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Milford chronicle., 1945-11-16
Farmers Newest Back-Saver

me se'I'hhg tractor is reality. 1t
o GneS' virtually drawing itself bootstraps
ne operation is accomplished placing
U'e axes connecting the to
tractors hydraulic lightly touching
up cono lever which Ferguson System
entIre operation Iess minute
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
June Bride
LIST
BY THE CHAPERoN

TWO important weddings took
Il place simultaneously Satur-
day -exeniag-apsIH-th -the- Martha
Mary Chapel in Dearborn and
one in Crosse Pointe Memorial
Church.
The Martha Mary Chapel at
Greenwich Village. Dearborn.
was the setting for the wedding
of Miss Barbara Sheldrick,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee r. Sheldrick of River
Lane. Dearborn, and Morgan
Emmons DeKalb. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. EmmonS DeKalb of
Denver, Col The Rev. Hedley
Stacey performed the ceremony.
For her candlelight wedding
the bride chose crisp white mar
quiSette and lace over satin.
The gown was made with
sweetheart neckline, fitted bod
ice and long Sleeves of lace.
A wide panel OF the lace was
appliqued on the front of the
sweeping marquiSette skirt and
petticoat of the marquisette
was finished with a wide flounce
of the lace.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

CROSSE lie. June 16.
MRS. PAUL OSBORN has as
4'A her guests her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Dupree Of
Woodstock, Ga, and her sister.
Mrs. F. II. Tigner of Greenville,
Ga. In their honor Mrs. Osborn
entertained 80 guests at tea on
Thursday.
Mrs. Whitney Sawyer and
Mrs. f. T. Gregorie gave a
luncheon at the Crosse lie Golf
and Country Club for Mrs. Os-
born's guests and for Mrs. John
Otis, who rs visiting her sister
and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark Boeckeler.
Miss Nancy Jewell, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank jewell,
has returned from Iowa State
Teachers College, bringing as
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Forrest StarIinqs Place Popular

Another popular house the shore that of the Forrest
Starngs amidst beautiful grounds with magnificent old
willow and white BIRCH and wekept victory garden.
An the Starngs Sunday night cocktail and
supper parties something przed by the scores of Detroers
who each summer and 60 The Sarlings have been
going for weekends only but will close their Crosse
Pointe and officially open their summer place
In the Russell Woods section of the Canadian shore
stands the beautiful house Of Dr. and Mrs. Clifford Brunk
which they have kept open most of the year is Of
the show places" city people, with its coorfu peacocs
and wild geese and ducks roaming about their shaded
and with their fabulous victory garden.
Near Brunks estate is the California beach type house
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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Red Gate Open Again

Red Gate, Jim Hills attractive place Is open again and
is here during the years that Mr. Hill has entertained
many servtemen Boys write to him from the foxhoe and
battle fronts all the world asking about RED Gate
Just the other day taxi stopped in front of the house
and stepped auny captain Of the air forces whom Mr.
Hill remembered tow-headed private by the
USO three years fishing Since then he has served
in Africa Italy and Germany and has many ribbons and
medals
This Red Gate" again will be opened service
men and Mr.. Hill hopes entertain of the boys from
Percy Jones and the Veterans Hospital at Dearborn
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Bliss WoIfes at Summer Home

Not far from the Cooks place is the house of Mr. and
Mrs Bliss Wolfe who spent the the Detroit Golf
Club Before opening their house the shore Mr. and Mrs.
Wolfe visited the Harvey StonehoHses who popular
ber Of the Shore colony the swank ranch which
houses California.
Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe expect have their son-inlaw and
daughter Capt and Mrs George Marc Burns them
in the when Capt Burns who the air forces
in Italy the United States Meanwhile the former
Catherine Wolfe is visiting her aunt in Grand Rapids
Another Detroit couple eagerly awaiting visit their
Canadian shore place from their son-n-law Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney Caswe Their daughter Areen adorable young
grandchild Harvey Baxter Jr, with them Capt
Baxter duty the European heaer of operations with
the engineers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

son. John Jr.. have left for San
Francisco 10 Join 1t Cmdr
John w. Nagle with whom they
will spend several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Culver
are spending this weekend in
Chicago with their son Christie
pher. who is stationed at Great
Lakes Naval Training School.
Guests at the Duncan Nc
Nabb home are Miss Isabel Nc
Nabb of Grand Rapids and
Willis McNabb. BM 2/c, who
has completed II months in the
south Pacific theater of opera
tionS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
CIarks Await Schools Close

Nearby is the charming house OF the Bernard Clarks
(Mrs Clark Helen Petzod), gstenng in its coat
Of white paint The Carks have been waiting for school TO
close to Their eldest Navy 1t Bernard Clark
Jr who and Navy 1t Bill Clark, somewhere in
the Pacific will be missed.
The Grant Cooks have been weekending at their place
spent Memorial Day there They had than dashed
of for the East for Rae Jeans graduation from Pine Manor
than their other daughter Connie received telephone call
from California from her husband 1t Robert Wnslow Jr,
USN who had just arrived in the United States after nearly
years the Pacific theater Connie rushed Chicago
10 1t Wnsow and they have east 1t Wins
lows parents Jean Rae to visit cassmate in Maine.
When all the visiting concluded the family will be reunited
and will spend the the Canadian shore
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Matron Of Honor in Blue

Her fingertip illusion veil fell
from a tiara OF heirloom rose
pointe, lace and she carried a
shower bouquet of white orchids
and stephanotiS.
Mrs. William b. Lemons. ma
tron of honor, wore ice-blue
satin and carried pale pink
pelargonium carnations. \N
The bridesmaids, Mrs. Henry
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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

her guest, a schoolmate, Mary
Stein of Burlington. la. There
has been much entertaining IN
her honor, including a luncheon
given by Nancy owen. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gil Owen,
10 which were inviteda y
MISSES ...
Nancy JeWeu Priscilla Smith
Joan smith Anne Spruu
and Mesdames william Richardson and
Huutley IohnSun
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Something Ou+ of This World

Almost all of these places have their large
vegetable gardens and fruit that all in ALL the tables
set will in these lean years in the
USA like something out of this world.
Noted for their hospitality former years the Americans
summering Canadian shore houses this year. doubtless
will find their hospitality taxed their popularity
North of Sarna in a small settlement called Camlachie
there colony of Crosse Pontersthe Paul Weadocks
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Bloomfield
Weddinq

BLOOMFIELD HILLS, June is.
EINAL parties for Clover Bah
Il cock. daughter of the Irving
B. Babcocks. who will be mar
ried to Ems. James Henry Weeks
Wednesday, include a family
dinner which her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Reed
Alexander. will give this Sun.
day evening at Oakland Hills
Country Club; the spinster
dinner which her sister, Mrs.
Robert ]. Vinton, will give Mon
day evening at Orchard Lake
Country Club, and the rehearsal
dinner TO be given by Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Rodney Weeks Tuesday
evening in their house in Glen
gary road.
Midshipman Weeks Is being
graduated this Saturday from
Maine Maritime Academy. He
and his parents will arrive home
Monday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Wriqh+s Entertain

Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Morley
and their family will arrive
early next week TO visit Mrs.
John T. Shaw at "Whysall" I'm.
Woodward avenue. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Washburne
Wright of Hickory Grove road
are entertaining this Sunday
evening at a mint julep and
supper party 10 celebrate their
ninth wedding anniversary. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustavus ID.
Pope. who have spent the win
ter in Montclair, ". j., have
opened Apple Lane Farm IN
Franklin road for the summer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
2laykS
Ran,bke,
Point-Free
Vacations
Stir Envy

H-vSHE envied Deroiers those ortunaes who
III summer places the Canadian shore, and who
for few months at least, will enjoy luxurious
- pont-free living.
For them standing in a for hours only 10
be rewarded, end with piece of bologna sausage
If lucky, a pound of hamburger.
1t almost unbelievable that the river, the
pattern of life could be deren-that could reve in
steaks English lamb chops, beef spring lamb
roasts brollers and good Canadian cheese
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
NaeIes in California

Mrs. Ari Begole and Mrs.
Philip Begole and Mrs. Walter
Eberts together are entertain
ing at a tea this Saturday 10
honor Joan Woodruff of Wyan-
dotte, whose marriage 70 Sgt.
Howard English will ~ an
event OF June 1e. N
10 Mrs. John w. Nagle and hen
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Miss Wallace Hostess

1t. Col. and Mrs. David G.
Fitch arrived Friday from
Westwood Hills, Cal, for a stay
at Brae Burn, the home of Mrs.
Fitch's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph II. Hunter.
Katherine Wallace enter
tanned at a supper party and
lConttnued en- Next paUs1
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Members Hold Over

Several organizations met
during the past week TO elect
officers for next season.
The Friday musicale held
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Georgia Visitors Entertained on Crosse lie

over from the old board: Mrs.
Myron Norce, Mrs. Cyrus Kins-
man. Mrs. Harold Jackson. and
Mrs. Sidney Corbett III, while
the new members chosen were
Mrs. Reginald Leggette. Mrs.
Frank Jewell, Mrs. Howard
Roderick and Mrs. George
Weightrnan. N.
The afternoon division OF 81.
James Service League elected
the following.
MESDAMES
Ralph Sanders wayne jewell
Herrick Thompson james McRrny
Leslie Schmidtke Raymond Day
Frederick Wagner
and Miss Elaine Walton.
The evening division of the
service league elected:
MEspAMEs
Don Baldwin Harry Drske
Leonard Marsh Charles Chilcoit
Curwood Huiu
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

The Petzods' five children Margie, Herman Jr, Helen
Virginia and Johnny the third generation OF Petzods TO
sail the lake and still the neghbors marveing
the skill with which they their small boat.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

and Penny, Mr.. and Mrs. Bur
CESS Book Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Colhurn Standish and the
Maurice Woods and their
daughter, Hazel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Book went
up very early and have put
In a large victory garden.
The Weadocks have been
going over TO "Pennyfeld' on
week-ends but will officially
open their house July l.
Penny is home from Concord
Academy, in Concord, Mass.
DR.. and Mrs. Galen
Ohmart opened their house
at Woodrow Beach on Thurs
day so that Sandy Forsyth,
son of the Dick Forsyths,
could spend the last weekend
with his great friends, the
Ohmart boys Bruce and Don
aid, before he leaves with
Mrs. Forsyth TO join Mr..
Forsyth in Stockholm.
The Herman Petzolds
and family have spent occa-
sional week lends at their
place across the lake from
Crosse Pointe but will move
in about the middle OF July
upon Mr.. and Mrs. Petzold's
return from a cruise TO the
Georgian Bay.
Evening star., 1945-06-07
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

FOXHALL RD. FRONTAGE--This tract Of
9 acres offers an opportunity for small
per acre VIM H SAUNDERS co, INC,
Realtors lest. 1882. 1919 K st. NV.
WOODED ACRES adjoining woodmoor
and running along beautiful Northwest
Gsfanss f lss fs oD
entrance through Woodmoor. Priced as
whole for quick sale. GEO. ]. MOSS,
Realtor,s Shepherd 5000; evenings, shep-
NEAR tM1T. vERNoN-aoo acres, suitable
for DEVELOPMENT. Priced right. Cali Jo-
feph hEioT Hn'saK MKDbEo bE fods ssator EN- o@o
2" ACRES, fronting on main pike. "a mile
from District line on Indianhead parkway.
AS AS as2s pF.se MAsaP PsE aSFe wApE M Ra.ee co
i-ACRE KNOLL, beautiful homesite, in re-
stricted residential section, 25 minutes
terms. This most desirable building site is
situated in Springbrook, rigidly restricted
l9l-acre development of attractive homes.
acres and where careful planning and hish
standards assure enhancement and perma-
nence of values and freedom from en-
and pGes VII se hSer w when suans
priorities are lifted. Save money by buy
ing now. Descriptive literature with COM
on request. To reach: From trafic light
at ,Georeia ave. in Silver Spring, drive up
Colesville rd. miles to attractive Spring
GHo SoS MOSS, ResIfor. alt 'Gs $3.50 snis, eoesgiIe
rd., Silver Spring, Md. Shepherd $500.
Evenings, Shepherd 71S1. 10.
l,; loco -a ACRES, S1o,5oo: terms. Elk 72l1,
BRANCHVILLE, MD.-als acres land in
cultiyation: near Transportation Price,
zAsTzNoER jT 'i Real ieEEstt Estate. ~ss IN. 6sss
ewes, Gil. 2273.
Evening star., 1945-06-07
LOTS FOR SALE.

LOTS, SILVER SPRING. MD.-several lots
with all utilities; choice locations; reason
KEss1NGER. se44 coesviiIe ifeePOHS Pd' sH. Asa
HILLCREST-32nd st. Sc. between Erie
FREnER19k aRd EE19kfora R1MER 5oHb4 pTiee s2soo
BAKGAINs on 18th sT.-ss, 500; at Lo-
s 'front.' sexeP Pix cupS suer 81 stpee Ta pa
9s saasa Lsii IsIs5sn s5h oTnai aRa as5s
aPT f19 YfeTent Hopsn sSf STE NE Ths ni veoes,ea
s ground, in the vicinity @ Of Of Mt. Alto Hospital.
now be purchased at reduced price. For
Realtors. WI $3.50; Sundays and ewes. cal!
MoNTGoMEKY No sfee}sh " coUS1r, farm containing
9s a. OF the very finest soil located near
Ciarksburg with a a long frontage on hard
improved with an s-rm. frame house, dairy
barn, stock, barn and other soutbuildinss;
HA Rea64 sne WI 5o sunday aRa sAs
BUILDERS. ATTEST1oNNao lots, adio,n-
spTing T f5f sEo m ANS siso ~ . ssSs
ETfS ns SIM aE lsse ssSe At tb,
moment a beautiful lot in woodside, 81
os ess sss s3s. sE' ToSaHlSaToS S54i REALTY ssa7
WooDMooR0several excellent homesites
now; now, GEO 7, MOSS. Realtor. sH. $500.
5$.AcRE LoTs, $500, in beautiful sub
division on Colesville I'd, Md; only $50
down. KAY REALTY CO.. RA. 1900.
NORTH WOODBRIDGE, neari Queens Chapel
I'd, and Eastern ave.-11 large level lots.
near bus. new shopping center and thea
ter: Owner. VIM. p. THOROWGOOD,
2024 R I. ave. &c. DE. 0317.
SILVER SPRING in woodside Park-Beau-
tiful frontage of 194 #. on Pinecrest Circle.
Price, S2.SS7.
Corner of Highland DIR. and Alton park
REALTY CO. s413 Georgia ave. 81 323e
Evening star., 1945-06-07
HOUSES FURNISHED.

WESLEY HEIGHTS, 1926 Garfield St
July to Sept; 15-Attractiye stone house
screened porch' large yard; $3.50 per mo
ssis Ssh EN- npTdN TddSS' ST. N.w.-s bedrooms
snces ssHeS Exchanged. Rs .e Or. $40 Rent. $50
ssfSss HVs1n. 81: .N.w;-win lease to responsible
rooms: baths: in perfect condition: suit
JESS 5ss Fl FIsHGR eRmnf co.. aoGse Realtors ss 0h n
saEvY CHASE, MD;, near bus. Jul. . l | t to
cool grounds; bedrooms; owner may
living room, library, dining, room, maid :
per PEI mo. - No agents. . is Box sos-R, Star. gov
FURNISHED HOUSE. 8 bedrms, in cool
suburban town: beautiful yard and porch
csi Gaithersbure 6s-W.
COUNTRY ESTATE. mi, from Bank Of
sFethesda5 F4hsSas bedrooms baths 1nn1 panty
tenant: Mrs. Chrisman, ALLIED REAL
TY d1,, coRP, MI esSo 600 Wisconsin ave Oliver
CooL, MODERN BRICK HOUSE, available
July 10 to Sept. Is; South Arlington, near
Pentagon and Gravelly Point; good bus
furnished; screened porch; piano and Vic
trola; Se25 month. Phone Jackson
SUMMER RENTAL-242s Tracy pl NV:
available 3l2 months; house contains 5
BEDROOMS. 3 baths 500 per month; Call
HAGNER g. CO, INC. 1921 Conn. ave.
BRADLEY BLVD, Bethesda district
Lovely stone chateau with over acres of
well-developed land, spacious first floor,
large open terrace: second floor has Ii
brary. bedrooms. > baths; third floor, 2
bedrooms and bath; an unusually pictur-
esoue setting. caretaker for grounds and
stock included in rent, as well as supply
of butter, milk and eggs; rent from June
Is to September Is. Call JAMES E.
Evening star., 1945-06-07
SUBURBAN sALs-vIReIhlA.

NEAR BAILEYs Cross ROADS a Attrac-
tive white home on lot 75x260: 4 bedrooms
snS snn hath s.s:s Sis. qs pGcs i
porch furniture, mower and garden. tools;
run sfssoo scss
1901 1901 81; xrlinston Ridss I'd. "A. s4ss,
FALLS CHyRcH-owner's transfer places
his lovely home in Falls Church on the
ef srse snd ssts Mh o
home Is very reasonably priced e So. go.
Ei!sssiIsSSss; TsIIs church ZAP. o;.o,..,., ,.,.s ~
II ssD S ssas dn den
fMit.. at On i.t neor; 5 SedIm:.. baths on md:
terraeed. buisin n q 1arsae, 1 slate Root copper
lot: A. charming plses: Price s2i 80;
iSss.eesat Mc ess.tnus Sas14 lass msii ). ASSOCIATES
hot:vateI heat. coal; isTss i9t; shads. fruit
vacant: .FFrnies: ss.asS;s Sith 5000 ssssa; ss
Martin Ms; I1Y,.s R.sm, g. OK cH 16ei Dsoo 1ves call
low has nice-s sized living room and dining
n : n leSsn sSso
with gas range and electric refrigerator,
utility room for laundry tubs and heating
plant. screened living porch: nicely land
andria suburbs: convenient to buslines,
schools and stores. Exclusively with DICK
BAESETT. CHI 6067.
$495 acre; approx. An wooded acres;
timber estimated 81 ,00O:. includes un-
rooted 4-room frsmed-in house. concrete
foundation. BOSS, CHI. 5077.
BEVERLY HILLS tAlexandria, va.)-7
rooms, 4 bedrooms, baths, living room
with fireplace, dining room, Kitchen,
built IN 1o41. prewar construction; slate
roof. full screens and storm windows;
metal Neatherstrip.: lot 60,x11 IT,, shaded
oxnsr; price, e.. $1,000: 'ess'isa q les. u. .oSS
s4as. Jesn b aopomtmsnS. No sss2ts.
Evening star., 1945-06-07
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

home today or sell to CASH clients sas Waiting aG
st 1s n'Tstf SiHf sst6ii'2
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE. We can get
saon .Sn s1si fas
TOP PRICE for your house IN D. c. oI
ssis zsnasr sh6f ~
w NEED 4 HOUSE in ths District. de-
seea pas:e o9 s9 ssR sseos stas cash.
VIZ CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its full
value today. Our opinion entails no obi
sstS Asi co.. tss
As9 ash7 sH PI ASb slS ST. 191s fn6rHnFYw. Il
:l;sahh SEs RE's 500 r1ii fh :spD..!''m m eYSS 7S6
s.RM. BRICK HousE in Brishtxeod area,
with gas or oil heat, and garage for client
that can pay cash. MR.. STROUP, RIA.
WE CAN SELL your property i located in
washington or nearby Montgomery C9unty,
72l 10th st; NV. National o766.
ping and bus. MR.. CREEKMoRE. CHI.
cHARMING CONTACT. s-rm. house dn-
cluding maids rm. and BATH. in nrst-class
residential section. Georsetown preferred;
cash sale not to exceed S25, 900 kindly
phone A. b. HODGES, ME. 5000. Ext. 81 8.
LIsTLNGs NEEDED in D. C., close-in Mary
SO. 1000. row or detached. An experienced
sales organization is ready to serve you.
Evenings phone Mrs. cogswell, AD. $3.50.
aRa1ArT1 q NJ 7as A'.Rs iSsh st. T. as sess Re.tor
MA. O753.
WANTED-2 or 8 bedroom house in North
pHos mot or a
pay 81 900 down and additional $500 end
Of flrst year. Box 221-D. Star. z.
Evening star., 1945-06-07
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

CORPORATION OFFICIAL desires to lease
or bedroom unfurnished house in nv.
PETERSON. Monday through Saturday,
St an isG
ters. Desire s-bedroom nj furnished as house house
sscsGn ssd pGT r1 or p5aGF ea s.
NAVAL OFFICER desires furnished house
or apt for summer. Two children under
HOUSE with BEDROOMS. nicely furnished
SlSs;sisS month, Ra;,r Boy @ LAD star;
Fails Church Or Fort Myer; serviceman,
gfe ana n,a,ib BABY daSshtsT References siyen
suitable; viii lease. Cali DI, o3es between n
sRGnNfn1 fnf sEfp R vss5eays 6edioom house. Ar
lington preferred: husband returning from
f1MEIs 2ysESess; I,s viii pay Sss aL: a52s: 70.
in Va, Nd. or suburb of the District: no
objection to being out a ways: good, re-
liable. permanent tenants will take lease
Cleveland Park; Army oficer, wife; high
HgNe1IMAN; so, s14s.
ARMY OFFICER, returning from three
dSty xs and Two saggh
unfurnished house in Northwest section or
Arington: best care 5soz assured excellent
COLONEL, Regular Army, desires fur
nished home in Virginia near Pentagon;
at least 2 bedrooms; will take lease on or
Pf1sss .Hns o M as
have or 8 bedroom house, or apt. untur-
nished; reasonable rent: best refs. fur
nished Call MA. AGO. Ext. 273; after 6,
WILL. SWAP 4-room country house in
Stamford, Conn. for 40 rm. house in OF
nr. washington. My house has basement,
gar, large planted garden, fuel oil in tank
and Is near bus; Box 233-D, Star. g.
WANTED FOR OCCUPANCY July 1st, 2 or
3 bedroom house, ia "a. arlington; turn. or
signed here. VIII take 2-yr. lease and pay
Up to S125 per mo. Phone CHI. oo7o
COMMANDER. 3 years overseas, and wife
need, .unfurnished house. NV. preferred;
no Children or pets. WI; 7494.,
to, rent furnished or unturnished house.
indefinite occupancy. win consider apt,
Of bedrooms; also will consider buylns
1880 am. and -4;20 pm. weekdays.
Evening star., 1945-06-07
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. G. BIS
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE tcsas.y

INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE lcsse.y.
3-UNIT ABATEMENT BLDG, ne. az,
Ssss Ssshos asnus "a es,sa ssnsl yss5os ols
ssssSs stsa; Ss','s; aSx.sS
sGaEaeHa 5HTachEb 5ifH BRICK APT near 17th st. and
AZ, bath; annual rental; $3.50; prize.
nns' ninss WA. sisfs. h With Nv VIM. e M. TTHiRocK-
MpEToS NfaR SUFosT E6siof c1EdLfsaun. Rl soe2 bds
consisting o. 2, 3 and room apts.; prop
rental schedule. H. G. sM1THY Co...
sos Sos VIRGINIA AVE. s.E-s rms. bath.
h.-w.h., full basement semieetached brick.
and 1s sast SALE Ia 2ss Co. N
sng .ss COOP n..4y ss9 sss7:s near
Minnesota ave and ST. se.: Q semi
aetats.6ed buildings containing rooms
erty has a FIRST trust at 4a&, and WIN
q eaulsy essh ssIa j. pAIl2s GRADY * soS
DI; 1850 Sun. and ewes, DU. 1000.
Ss,a %; EENTos St M Srs7rqoY blk 5
1S94 nN wsoN i st n.s s,yn H. 1891 ,-,ck h,d,
600; frst trust. $40. 900 If Interested
| call MANNAS REALTY CO, 291S VIII
LARGE e4-uNIT FIREPRooF APT. BLDG.
located in the center of the Mt. Pleasant
section, near. 18th and Col. rd;. excellens
permanent Investment: annual income
1915 K st. NV. ME-. 54O0
BRICK APT BUILDING complete spts,,
we'll rented; near bus and shopping. To
Inspect. call Mr.. Lor, LoWERY g. MELTON,
SH. 2141 S415 Georgia ave.
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY on business
| street in s.w, Washington: store leased to
Palace Laundry for years: has apis.
| above: OIL burner: total rents, 1920 a
year; price reduced to S14 $50. terms KO-
GOD & BOOKoFF. Ma. $3.50. RA. 6527.
BEAUTIFUL BLDG. of approx so units
IN one OF our fine NV, locations, can be
! bought for approx. 6 times rental; mini
mum of S150.o00 cash REQUIRED.
| ,2-year-old f1reproof bldg. of 80 units
with all modern innovations; can be bought
with approx; $4,000 cash; fine buy.
| ton; minimum of $50. 600 cash required.
For these and other specials call Harry
LUGHs CO. 1905 Il st. NV MA. 2345.