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Arkansas State press., 1945-05-18
MRS. TOM JONES
PHONE 256

ST. JOHN AME CHURCH
NEWS sunday, May &, RaH
Yoang Peoples Day Music vas
furnished By the Jr Choir. ReY.
Moses y Delaney of a, NJ. and
n. College delivered a very fine
message REV. Robinson of this
district was also a visitor. Elijah
Words has joined the Jr. Choir
and il very active On the sick
list are: Mrs, Colding, Mrs. X. L..
Bell and Rev. Il. Il, Bright. The
church is making preparations for
the District Conference that will
be held here May 1920. Mrs. W.
+. Bufnham of the First Method
list church twhite) was the speak
er at League Service, NEW
ERGSALEM BAPTIST CHURCH
NEWS; Rev. p. II. Henderson, the
newly elected pastor, conducted
inspiring services throughout the
day Sunday. Subject of his morn
ing message, "The Necessity of
Prayer in a Time Like This" Five
members have been added to the
church since the election of the
pastor. Mr., and Mrs. Tyree Scott
who are home from California,
were present at the morning SER
vices. Pvt. d. l.. Armstrong is
home visiting friends and rela-
tives.. Mrs. r. Evans and Rev.
+. ID. Jackson are on the sick list.
Mrs. l.. Jefferson was able to be
at church Sunday. The Women S
Missionary Society had a very
successful program last Sunday.
The President, Mrs. G.. Jackson is
very grateful to the participants.
DR.. J. w. Parker spoke Sunday
to the congregation on the work
of the NAACP. A fine response
of new members was received
after the special plea of DR.. Park
er. The Sunday school and B. T.
L. are in a membership drive.
Dolores May Woodruff, reporter
Rev. p. II. Henderson, pastor.
Mrs. Beatrice Gordon who under
went an operation at Davis hospi-
tai, is reported doing nicely. She
is the wife of Earnest Gordon,
former pitcher for the Pine Bluff
"Bearcats.'
Arkansas State press., 1945-05-18
.FORDYCE

Fordyce has been saddened this
week over the death of one of its
young citizens, Miss Naomi Amis
who died last Wednesday after
sudden spell of sickness. She
will be buried Monday. Miss
Delona Strickland died last Thurs
day in her home after long
spell lof sickness. She was buried
Sunday. Henry Williams died
Sunday evening at his home in
the west end of town. The bac-
calaureate sermon for the gradu-
ates of Dallas County Training
School was preached Sunday in
the Church OF God in Christ by
Rev. l.. A, Austin of Texas. Com
mencement exercises will be held
Friday night, May IS. Friday will
be the last day in school for stu
dents of the Dallas County Train
ing School. Mr.. and Mrs. Ern-
est Finley of 9l5 Y Hazel Street,
North Little Rock, were Moth
ers Day visitors of Mrs. Catherine
Shelton.
Arkansas State press., 1945-05-18
SALEM al CLUB MEETS

Texarkana - The Salem All
Club met Friday in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Oates, High
way II, in charge of Mrs. Gladys
Wilson, Negro Emer. Co. War
Food Pses. Assist. After re-
ceiving reports from each club
member on the different projects.
Mrs. Wilson gave a demonstration
on the preparation of light rolls
and plain cakes. The adults in
attendance were Mines. Salle Wat
son, Thadeus Watson, Matilda
Howard, Estella Walker, Cora
Howard, Iona Beal, Dorothy Beal
and the hostess Mrs, Pauline
Oates. The adults organized a
newly Home Demonstration Club
which will hold its next meeting
in the home Of Mrs. Estella Walk
er, Blackmon Ferry Road.
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Arkansas State press., 1945-05-18

liams that recently he visited the
palace of the King and Queen in
England while on a furlough. lie
also states that he visited many
other interesting points IN Lon
don The Edwin Circle met at
tie home Of Mrs. Willie Gray, on
Capp Street. Thursday night, Mrs.
llth Tolbet, President Flu
neral services Of Isaac Marion
Tovles were held al bis home
on State Line Tuesday May L.,
Richardson Funeral Home in
charge Funeral services of
Robert Hair were held in the
Hickory Hill Baptist church, Tues
day at 2'30 p. NJ. Richardson Flu
neral Home in charge,
CARD OF THANKS
The family of Alex Isley who
was buried recently wish to ex-
press their thanks and apprecia-
ton to the neighbors and friends
who aided him so eraciously dur
ing his illness, and for the cards
of sympathy and flowers at the
time Of his death.
Arkansas State press., 1945-05-18
ELLIOTT
funt ". Elliott

Euna ". Elliott
Mrs. William Elliott and her
little daughter, Harrstt V. Elliott
visited in Camden last weekend,
We are very glad to report that
Mrs. Gertrude Berry is improving,
She will soon return from the
hospital in FL Dorado, Odessa
Elliott and Chester Elliott are
visiting from Oakland, California,
and st. Louis. Missouri, Mrs,
Alma Elliott and her little dau-
ghter, Shirley, were visiting Mon
day, 4 large crowd was present
at the Anniversary celebration at
Good Home Baptist church.
Arkansas State press., 1945-05-18

Mrs. Jessie Fields
Phone 2-4993

Sgt, Lee MANU- Reed, junior at
Philander Smith College before
entering the army, received a
hearty welcome from his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. H. Reed of
521 Walnut Street, and his teach
ers and friends when he arrived
home for a furlough. Sgt. Reed
is the third son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. H. Reed to serve in the
army. Their two other sons are
serving overseas. Sgt. Reed will
return to his post at Fort Lewis,
Washington, this week saying,
WHERE FROM THERE?"
Arkansas State press., 1945-05-18
Mrs. liza b. Marshall
Phone i623-J

Mrs. Katie n, Haynes has re-
turned from Aberdeen, Mary land
where she visited her husband,
Pfc. Andrew Haynes Pvt, Haynes
is visiting his mother, Ms. Agnes
Haynes in Portland, regon :.
Mrs. Carrie Monerief of SOC Del
aware Street ,lets MoHday TT
Los Angeles where she will spend
several months with her mother,
Mrs. Cora Farley, and her sister,
Mrs. Margaret Hill. Mrs. Mollie
Seastrong of 42l Baltimore St,
has returned from Hooks, Texas
after visiting her son, Wade Sea
strong and his family Rev.
II. G. Griffin and his family, and
Mrs. 0phelis BRACES motored to
kildah. Texas where Rev. Crit
fin preached at the St. John Bap-
fist Church of which Rev. f. Z.
Humphrey is pastor, A wonder
full prog am was rendered. Col
lection, S52.47 Mrs. Mittie
Lawrence left for Detroit, Mich,
where she is visitn her daugh-
ter, Ednestine Mrs. j. A.
Neal of sol Troost Street has as
her Mothers Day guests her sis
ter, Mrs. Matilda Crawford, her
neices, Mrs. Bonnie Mae Cabel-
ton, Miss Josephine Crawford Of
Marshall, Texas, and Mrs, Luella
Powell of Los Angeles, California,
her daughter, Mrs. Shirley Mae
Greet of St. Louis, Missouri, and
her friend, Mrs. Lucretia Cabelton
of Marshall, Texas Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Williams of Los
Angeles, California, was the Moth
er's Day guest Of their mother,
Mrs. Blanche Williams on Della
ware Street ST. JAMES
CHURCH.: Sunday School met at
the usual hour with Supt. J. @.
Adams and co-workers on their
jobs. The Junior class taught by
Bro. L. Marshall still holds the
banner financially and in attend
ance. Collection 1924 Pas
tor A. Williams brought the mes
sage at II o'clock to a large
audience. Music rendered by the
Choral Club was very soul stir
ring. Visitors. Mines. Matilda
Crawford, Bonnie Mae Calbelton,
Lucretia Cabelton, Alice Gault Of
Marshall, Texas, Luella Powell Of
Los Angeles, California, Shirley
Mae Greet of st. Louis, Missouri,
Sallie Stevenson of the Park Ave.
Baptist Church, Texarkana, Ark,
Mr.. Lawrence Williams, of Los
Angeles, California, and Mrs. An
derson of Mt. Zion Baptist church,
Texas !. The City Prayer Band
win meet at the Park Avenue
Baptist Church Sunday. May 20
at 500 A. M. Brother C. H.
Mitchell, President.
Arkansas State press., 1945-05-18
CARD OF THANKS

We take this method of thank
ing our friends and Rev, c, A.
Canada for the kindness and
sympathy shown durin gthe i'll
ness and passing of our husband
and father, Peter Crudup, and al
so st. Luke Church.
Signed.
Mrs. Narcisse Crudup, Wife,
Mrs. Flora Aaron, Mrs. Amanda
Irby. Mrs. Matte Canada, Mrs.
Fannie Crudup, daughters.
Sunny, Clinton, Joe, James and
Robert Crudup, sons.
Arkansas State press., 1945-05-18
FRIDAY. MAY Is. 1915

Tom Larry. 2;45 p. m. devotion
al by deacons of Mt. Union. $500
p. m. report of the numerical and
financial progress of Mt. Union
for the past two years under the
leadership of Rev, ". NJ, Bryant,
by Deacon Chas. Wright. 3:l5 D.
m. sermon, Rex. ". NJ. Bryant,
a Gospel Preacher As | Know
Him." by Bro, N. T, Breene of
Hodge, Louisiana. $40 p. m.
anniversary sermon by Rev. C.
c. McClain of Ruston, Louisiana.
offering by Deacon Joe Jenkins
and Bro. Lee Gray of Hodge.
Louisiana.
Arkansas State press., 1945-05-18
PINE BLUFF

liams is home for q visit With his
family. MINES. Rosie GuteWood
ana Jareria Duss we're Sunday
visitors of their sister, Airs. Prls-
ella Moore, who is III It Aleau-
der. They were accompanied by
Miss Theduria Rogers Mrs. En-
bly, Bailey ana Ralph Fields.
Arkansas State press., 1945-05-18
Texarkana, Tex.
M. 3. Wesley
Phone 4285W

Revival meeting at Greater St.
Mathis A. Nj. +. Church of Grand
view Addition was success April
30-May 6. Preaching by Rev.
Thomas and Rev. Darlington
The Red Circle and Star Band
Club meets each Monday evening
at the home of Mrs. Etrura Stew
art at $50 :. 4. Lucille Cook of
Garland visited with two of her
teachers, Prof. and Mrs. M. B.
Wesley last week end. She is a
Arkansas State press., 1945-05-18
Junction City
Charlie Wright

The Mt. Union Baptist church
is holding its anniversary May / A.
80. The program for Sunday
May 90, is as follows. 9;45 Sun
day School conducted by Supt.,
praise service 1880 conducted by
officers of Mt. Uunion, song by
choir, sermon by pastor, offering
by Bro. Jerry Mcclellan and Bro
Arkansas State press., 1945-05-18

student Of the Wynn High School
and bright third grader. She
Is also a spiritual singer Of tn
I st Baptist Church Of Garland
ely -, Mrs. c, l.. Wesley, Eng
lin teacher Of Wynn High school
Garland City has been confined
10 her room. She hopes to return
to her classes Monday Mt,
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH, 800
Elm Street, Rev. j. A. Wilder,
pastor. Sunday School met at the
usual hour. A soul stirring SER
mon was delivered by the pastor.
Members of the Usher Board were
entertained at social meeting
r. II. Phiffer and Mrs. Mat
tingly closed a very successful
meeting at True Vine Baptist
Church in Dekalb Mrs. Jim
Taylor spent the week end with
Mrs. Smith at Dekalb Mrs.
Mary Nunley spent tie week end
in Clarksville with her mother,
Mrs. Viola Walthall -. The
Women's Conference was attend
ed by the following messengers;
Ms. Ida b. Lott, Mrs. +. Rich
ard, Rev. J. A. Wilder Mrs
j. A. Wilder is visiting in Detroit,
Michigan. Mrs. Myra L. Neil is
accompanying her Martha
Wilder is visiting in Ashdown . ;.
Betty Louise Smith is visiting
in Stamps The pastor of the
Sunset Baptist Church left Thurs
day for the Regional National
Baptist Convention, which con-
venes in Philadelphia, Pa.
The Semper Fidelis Club met at
the home Of Mrs. Alice Garner on
9th Street Monday night. An in
terestlng meeting was held with
the president presiding. The hos
tess served delicious menu. Mrs.
Alice Garner, President, Mrs o.
2. Ferguson, Secretary; Miss Pan
sy Rucker, Reporter Mines.
Claude Simpson and Rufus Smith,
ST., were recent hostesses to their
sister and brother of the Windy
City along with other guests.
They were accorded many social
courtesies while in this city and
nearby points The Oak st.
Church Imperial Senior Choir pre-
sents its Annual Spring Musical
May II in the auditorium of their
church under the direction of Miss
t. G. Williams i. +. The Dictionaries
Club gave Beach Dance at
Stevens Courts, Thursday, May
10. DR.. and Mrs. Atkins Of Clarks-
vile, Texas, were among the out
of town guests present. Jake
Franks Orchestra furnished the
music Mrs. Priscilla Key of
Hip Oak Street fell Thursday
morning, and broke a small bone
in her right leg. She is reported
resting nicely at this writing,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gcie Van Wash,
who are employed at the Lone
tar Ordnance Plant, are taking
their vacation this week. Both
have been employed there for the
past two years Rev. Fort of
Omaha, Nebraska, was the week
end guest Of Pastor ID. Edwin
johnson of the Sunset Baptist
Church, and preached Sunday
morning Sunday night he preach
ed for Pastor Carl Mask, Rev.
! Fort was enroute to Marshall,
Texas where he attended the Min
| listers Institute Mrs. Alma
Wright who has been very sick
/ at the home of her mother seemed
much improved at this writing
Watch for the date of the Sun
set Musical given by all the choirs
of the church Word has been
received from Cnl Samuel Wi
Arkansas State press., 1945-05-18
cow AY
Geraltiine' Morgan

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Grant and
daughter, Mrs. Merline West of
North Little Rock visited Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ p. Hutchinson and Mrs.
Ina Bell Smith. Miles. Jewel
Smith and Lurline Grant visited
relatives at Marche, Mrs. Mad
gle Anderson has left for Kansas
City, Kansas. \ &c Arean Will
Evening star., 1945-12-23
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

/ TO 10 ACRES. wooded 10 miles from
White House sohno, in Fairfax County
one 70 o'r THREE ACRES, RES wooded, good vir-
ginis location. near Grade school; church.
s;5 ss5e. @ ;. JAMES i E E. MAHoNEY woodward a ard
siaF 3 To Bs Re- HaomrsrrEs. IL wooded or cleared,
sSsd TfssSna0s raSca sos g5sss
MI out Columbia pike. Phone AL. 5906.
i 70 ACREsWcolesvine pike, miles
north non Of svsE spring and near Sl54oo
R. GORDON. owner. 1927 Eye st NV.
WL vi I2IS s PM %oNER BF0ssFT ssa
enabling you to build home to suit your
18th snd ST. chsyy Ghsse Ever snd gsdlsy
GORDON, owner. pioneer developer OF
GheXy Ghase C. and othsT sddti9pS ssad ms
ysti9n, ;stn2 rolling land, 40 acres crop fields.
ssal e ds2D Nd Ph1ss aSs sasSRf R6sfVs
sI9 ACRES wooded land with frontage on
terms BOY sian miles
soUTHERN MD. FARM, 400 acres: tenant
house. 8 rooms; modern house, 8 rooms,
almost complete: barns and several
other small buildings; 80 acres grazing
land with stream. fenced in. rs acres
muskrat marsh. balance in timber: yearly
! income from muskrat marsh, 5000: 'front.'
| and farm land; John Deere tractor in new
condition and implements included: bor-
dering Nanjemoy Creek Charles County,
81 miles from Washington. D. C.; $50.
900; terms may be arranged. Phone AID.
FOR CoLoRED sUBDIvIsIoN-Approx
acres, with streets graded; choice section
nearby Montgomery County. reaSonab Bile
price and liberal terms. MURDOCH, SH.
1894
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LOTS FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL homesites overlooking Chain
Bryce; rHs g. Potomac ave NV. Phone OR.
sEyERaT M tST pf5se oTs apd ns1sT terms w,soo,.
son., Albemarle and 46th sts.; three are
supdiyided; 81 - sewer and water. Wo. 3s16.
LARGE wooded homesites, within u block Of
Westmoreland Circle. available at S2.15 so
Witt s9sG seskasTs are ana n W Sel
sIATTFGL u Tors S. 10th a,s St :, in
Td5 from so to 100 frontage and any
depth; also several ine corners on 18th st
eorneSs orr s85e os up pSi st5
coRNERY LoT, s zone n.s g. 5Slsable Mt ior small
dsT Home Ga Dfyss owNER Ra a54s
ARDWICk Beautiful wooded sites
srstsd An w ana
Transportation. Further information. DI
as .:se hor sgs Bear XbsboekD X6f5ss
LAND for approximately so lots for low
sssss e s-aS sysilsSle: = near BUS. MURposk, s
ACRE and half on paved road, good Sec
s sSso ns; oay slsS do#s s aSasisSssKss
eeHofcss LOTS located in various section. I
ol u y anu MO CaI SN 1DEh HEALI
CO, RA. o071. RA. 4136.
CABIN JOHN PARK. lot with frontage OF
no. $500, Conv. to stores, schools
and transp. MRS. BURGESS, Realtor,
6l09 Broad st. WI 1858
ONE-ACRE BUILDING SITE Beautiful
wooded knoll, a perfect setting for your
roadway, ga miles from Woodmoor shop
ping center in the Silver Spring area; only
25-minute drive from downtown. in care
fully planned and restricted "Springbrook
Forest" a beautiful. rustic oAO- acre deveI
opment. where protective covenants assure
enhancement and permanence of values
and freedom from encroachment Wooded
building knobs of one or more acres aver
age. less than 3 cents per square foot
Cash or terms. Save by buying at present
low prices. Literature and plat on request
HILLCREST AREA. 81 400 each: wooded
lots; near Fairfax Shopping Center: de-
st;s taehsd home area Buy hoy nov, good lots are e
Pa ave Sc IL 1000
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EARNS FOR SALE (continued)

2aO ACRES. modern dairy farm, main
dwelling. 10 rooms and bath. tenant
cattle. farm eauipment Plenty Of food to
NIL miles 0q B. PRICE 'sfs 500 SR n*Hsa acres.
brick house, hot-water oil heat, bath. gas
range, electric hot-water heater, refriger-
SsGr IN boli Kitchen 49fow dars dry
slos and other outbuildings This Is one
Of the most productive farms tn Fairfax
ear esssd e. Spoon tegs
ing, electricity, well on, porch, 4-room
tenant house, barn, machine shed. poultry
and branches. has large spring near barn,
EA9 2 fsssf BARNER Rup Yenns va Phone s' once
TAEIM + 81 acres, i miles from culpePpsr; 4 ,
house, Running water in every ;held;
road. Church adjoins property; Young
timber and all necessary nee outbuildinss and m
qzTsSf MHRSASb Sf Snrha4n sap1h Va
Virginia. waterfront farms. Homesites
snd business na locations in
MS @sp IRoNaRD @ 0ssf sNDRR La Plata aaf' Md
AS ACRES, Jos under cultivation, balance
running through meadow and woodland
long macadam road frontage; improved
with 2,stcry 9-room frame house bath
barn, 40xs0, with dairy stable underneath
cement block dairy house. double corncrib
chieken house and other outbuildings
bluestone entrance; farm is rented unit
share basis; two rooms and use Of bath ar
Damascus section; .sl5.75O. FRED B
CUSHMAN, $40 Frederick pike, Gathers
burg: Nd Phone 200. Open today, closee
1O-ACRE FARM. with Broom house, barr
and outbuildings: 15 minutes drive from
opportunity for man who wants to star
farming; several other farms available
es SAL MI 10 Han 5aas ss sfssLhY ftSa tEsRsoN M
viii WIELIAMss isHss'f REAL asI EsrATE-New Engiisl
oosed Dorches Sesed se gsaare
with fireplaee. Living room .2oxl6, fire
home and and Is '1ge acres " mile miles ts from b. G
for only 100000; viii carry Sls.000 FRS
TRUST, Owner must sell quick. MR.. BELL
Williams LAM ZEAL r. 4 sVesy EsraTE-New a1T Englis
buns allow. bedrooms, 8 tile baths, 2 in
closed clos, .,I porches heated, 4icar garag.
terrace with fireplace living room 2oxl'
freplace: cost $4,000 to build this beau
u e. hone }or onS and so6 5 ss5es viii aaTfy nss ss sr
MR BELL, GN 1900 to 9s' ., every. Sei1 day day
/ ESiAIIo, country homes. STOCK ana Galr
| farms IN Northern Va. convenient {
Washinston shown by appt Phone Hern
don don rs Rsirfls BUELL. FARM AGENCY 5s. Hern
MY FARM situated in the heart Of tn
famous Middletown Valley, containing Is
a, Of land. bordering on route so. all Q
I which is tillable and can be farmed wit
tractor, in high state OF cultivation
running water in every field; improve
with modern -rm. house, with elec
tricity, bath, heat and water: new ban
and dairy barns, 45x1O0-ft wagon shet
nog pen blacksmith shop. lge: garage an
machine shed. meat house; all PRACTICAL
new. L. F. RUDY, Middletown, Md, p. c
box u. or telephone Middletown 65
CHRISTMAS SPECIALs-Attractive coun
try place, $50 acres: lovely house, room,
basement. 2 baths. 4 freplaces, heat, elec
good farm buildings; miles out On goo
400-acre bluegrass farm, on Lee hwy
attractive Groom house. elec.. bath fiowe
garden, fruit, tenant house, good farr
buildings. SO 900
AZ acres with I-room house, with elec
PRESTON NJ. BROWNING, Crlperer, Va
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT tco,,. !,

At At ONCE. AT once, At ONCE. 9 r, Z I
clients with cash can get you top prices
Youa e sts tms sAsoR G5 IA 30 4SS aA Sae Skaea
CASH BUYERS ioI D c. and Nd. property,
Fs ss''S sss 'P' Rhsa. ss
ll1ane ATTGNTIoN, fTs oWSERs! M soS Sc. me- and
nearby Maryland homes. lots, farms and
investment property. We have clients with
cash or will buy outright. For an honest
appraisal, without obligation, call T. D.
BURGESS. 1924 Pa. ave. Sc. TR. 17o9
DESIRE 3;bedroom modern house; Chevy
OWNERS, xTTTENTiooN. Do you wish to
sell to family that will take good care
detached 3-bedroom, bathroom house. o, Sc
Immediate occupancy not essential; price
| about $4,000; D. c.. west of Rock Greek
Park pr MpTeferrsd Phops h OR 5000, :.
Sell your ,pr2 property through n;p me; Promp,t
SowSWH wANT A sPETpY ssheES svs xcTok SfS Isl
your house with US. Have cash buyers whe
HAVE CASH sEf BuYnks watins Mx ssGo for home.
tall types). particularly in ne. and Sc
For quick results, pick up your phone now
and call JOHN H. RICE, MA. 1884; ewes
SHALL / SELL MY HOME NOW? II you
request a personal and confidential inter.
view We will. after ascertaining all facts
advise you as to your best interests, MI, Tbs Tbhal
cANBY & FULLER, INC. Realtors. MA
1900, 1012 10Th ST. NV
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
DOWNTOWN. near New York ave. Good

:o5' Rss New York 9Ged
coMMfkcial @ inaustrai m sreund, .. c.
tx tTaFTsnMh 4aE snSRr ~ TA roRs-w,,hin lsas tn.
two-story well.constTueted briek Suiidlns
s1itabie for seore Of uses sOgo located on
Constitution ave; contains II spacious
sisantic 5000 So #. Beautifully, finished
hardwood floor; can be occupied around
first Of year; convenient financing ss Gan be
preciated. Open for your inspection by
E appSintRent sII tRe epIy oyner yin Lease n
m bowNTowNSstory hTe " RM sac commereiai NM R brick
building. now being remodeled, stores are
your BUSINESS IN this Busy seetion of S down
town Wssh,rgton near l2th and G stS.
dH depi SAL ksfs BUSINESS cn p5opsTty
COMMERCIAL LAND, all or part of 400
o0G So IT, lasrg real s aFteges ter
Schmidt go woodward Bldg. Ma JS$57.
NR. 5th AND KENNEDY N.w.-Zoned LIST
commercial: 3-bedroom frame house; i'm
mediate possession; easy terms. $500.
STORE AND APTs.. N now moi rented month to
month. located else in Just OF r. / ave.
NV; price, $685. SAM ROSEY, AID. 2700.
NEAR CONN. AVE, in downtown area
English basement and 3-stcry brick home,
with bath on each foor: oil heat; suitable
for offices, store or use of physician.
Price, $4,000. Phase call Mr.. Burruss,
EN- s77S. INEZ CuSHARD. DI. sS43.
2nd COMMERCIAL S211-09 NJ st NV
2 three-story bricS 10 rooms. bath in
SEN or THE MURRAY CO.. MA. 1886 or
ia 6902.
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY comprising
stores on important thoroughfare; can be
bought for 8 times annual rent and q
bargain for investor with $4,000 cash.
DOCToRS AND DENTISTS. attention.
Near 18th and Eye; 5-story and basement
brick: adjacent to parking lot; suitable for
a12 N st. NV, DI. s725, e-s pm; Sat,
ga D m.
AUTO sALEs-2-story brick freprooi
bldg. Mr.. Landsman, RA. 1926, with
CITY REALTY CO,