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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-15
OVER 5000 TO ENTER SCHOOLS NEXT WEEK.
Plans Ready For
Formal Opening
Monday Morning
Most Teaching Positions Axe
New Filled. District
Meetings This Week

Thousands Of children win &C.
back to schesel In .Ashe county
next Monday. August 10 wheE:
all of the eoptn1y's 81 schools will
formally open for the 1S46-47 ses-
sion. r.,
Figures reveal that the enroll
ment last year was $3.50 and it - :
estimated that it VIII be incresS
ed this year. All school patrons
are invited 30 atsefsS the opening !;
sessions of the various schools ee.
the opening day
Most of, the teaching positions
have been filled "a. 1I. Duncan.
superintendent of schools said.
During the past few days SONS
of the vacant pOs5SCns tor hieE-
school teaecAerS have been 6lled
Mr. and Mrs. Stafford Smith have,
been added TO the staff at LanS-.
ing and Stewart Scott has ,accspas,
ed position In the West ,IeffA=->,
SON High Sekaaa
Principals are holding district
meetings today and toEnerreN b.
order % outline pans foc tlra-
school year to all Of the teachers,
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-15
Attendance Law
To Be Enforced
In Ashe Schools
Children From 7 To 16 Years
Of Age Required By
Law To, Attend

B. H. Duncan, superintendent
of schools called attention to the
fact that children age 7 to 16
come under the compulsory school
attendance law in North Carolina
and parents are required to see
that they are in school.
Teachers and principals are
asked to report violations of the
law both to the superintendent OF
schools and to the truant officer
Miss Ruth Tugman.
Attention is also called to the
fact that child must be six years
old on or before October /, to be
of school age. All children are
also required to be vaccinated by
smallpox, whooping cough and
diphtheria before starting to
school.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-15

Sunday, Sparta was the winner
on its own mound, defeating
Roans Creek by score of S to 1.
Edwards was the winners pitch
er and Monkey the catcher. Az
cry Miller and Walter Miller were
pitcher and catcher for Roans
Creek.
Laurel Springs won a 20-14 vic
tory over Lansing on the losers
diamond, Saturday. Pennington
led in hits for Laurel Springs
with a home run and two dou-
bles and Jones Pugh led for Lans-
ing. On the mound for the los
ers was Harrison and Hendricks
and Sheets pitched for Laurel
Springs.
Sunday, Lansing defeated Pond
Mountain by score of 1914 on
the Lansing diamond with Blew
ms on the mound. Black and
Ham pitched for the losers. One
Continued on page g.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-15
Bible School To
Close Tomorrow

Commencement exercises for
the Bible school at Lansing will
be held tomorrow night, Miss
Irene Baldwin, director, announc-
ed this week. Attendance has
been exceptionally good, it was
reported with the enrolment
reaching 100 this past week. Az
erage attendance has been 80.
Miss Allene Powers is in charge
of the beginners, assisted by Miss
Mildred Stansberry; primary,
Mrs. Ray Blevins: and juniors,
Miss Ann Brown. Young peoples
class, Rev. K. J. Foreman, Jr.
Preaching services are being
held each nieht this week by Rev.
Denver Blevins and will end on
Sunday.
The public is cordially invited
to attend.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-15
ASTC President
Speaks To Press
Group Saturday
Conmends Press For Moving
Hand In Hand With Edu-
cation Of The State

H B. Dougherty, pioneer
NJ carolina educator, cited
Carolina as the most pro-
gressive and growing state in the
nation as he spoke on The Press
and Education" at the meeting OF
the Midwestern Press Association
at Shatley Springs on Saturday
night.
The speaker, we'll known edu-
Gator and the president of APP
palachian State Teachers College
for the past 43 years. was intro
duced to the group by the Hon
orahln r. l.. Doughton, who was
presented by Publisher Ed M
Anderson.
Dr.. Dougherty lauded the press
as he stated it was responsible
for the public sentiment which
made possible equal tax rating
throughout the State in regard
to education. He pointed out that
Continued on Page 81
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-15
Section Given
Period On Radio

Ashe county along with otherss
in this area is being given pub
Lefty in a new feature, Thu
Week in Northwest North Caro-.
lima" a new weekly radio news
feature on WSJS, broadcast a. Z
cooperative effort of the STATION
and a representative group ofesSne.
munlty newspapers in the North
west section of the State. Fha
feature, under the dlrecaian oS
F. o. Carver, Jr., news esfitor a.
WSJS, is aired at las p. an. eack
Saturday.
Purpose Of the program is uas
serve listeners In the VISITS AREA.
with a digest Of news happenings
during the week Throughout the
Winston-Sabea trading AREA. Par
ticipating newspapers, contriibut-
ing newS material for the Aroad~
cast, inchafe the Mucks&Sl1e En-
terprise, Taylorsvilfe Times, Rem
fro (Yadkinville) Herald, Mouns.
Airy Times. North Wilkesbore
Journal Patriot, Elkin Tribune.
Skyland. tWest Jefferson) Posi-.
and Allegheny tSparta) News.
Plans are % add coverage fr0aa,
other areas as fast as the featGra-
can be expanded TO more thazs
once q week.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-15
Ford Takes To
Railroad Track

Reid Sturdivant and his 194l
Ford were seen riding down the
railroad track at the road inter
section Immediately back of the
Ashe Memorial Works Thursday
noon with the train close behind.
In fact, the train was reported to
have been giving Mr.. Sturdivant
and companion, little Dent Test
erman, free ride.
The driver did not see the on
coming train, it was said, and
the train had struck the car and
pushed it down the track before
ne realized it.
Neither of the occupants were
injured, however the car was
considerably damaged.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-15
Equipment For Playground
To Be Installed This Week;
More Funds Still Needed
Several Contributions Are
Received; Miss Ruth Tug
man Is Chairman

Miss Ruth Tugnan, chairman
If the movement to establish a
public playground here for chill
iren, announced this week that
some equipment had been secur-
ed and would be installed on the
West Jefferson school grounds by
tf1eAtiine. school opens on Monday
If possible. $50 s*s
The equipment has been pure
chased through contributions and
more will be added from time
to time, Miss Tugman explained
Rev. E. w. Powers is in charge
Of securing the equipment and
Mrs. Robert Barr of securing con-
tributions.
It was explained that contri-
buttons may be sent to Miss Tug
an or to The Skyland Post and
hat they would be turned over
20 the fund committee.
The cooperation of the church
as is asked and number OF
pledges have already been made
These are expected to swell the
:und considerably and buy more
Of the badly needed equipment
Contributions that have been
laid in include the following:
]. H. Myers, $4,000; Willard
GRAPHICAL, $4,000; Miss Ruth Tug
Continued on Page y
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Hundreds Honor
War Dead Sunday
-
Monument Is DedluntelS
legiennaires, Odd Fe1ssss.
Ard Pastor Aakciate

Approximately $50 people. hs
cluaing eA-sersaieaaAan, members.
of families oa the war dead AMI
friends. atteneea taae rnenaaEis.
service and dedication held Sums-
day al thes~ ErseKsaslip B&sstlss
church in honav "a. larlsiA NRissns.
erspoon, Iiawrenee Bxrkett. AMI
Bland Dlxsn.
Officiating at the eereneua
were members of the America.
Legion Ashe county Post Ut.
members Of the I. q. o. r. and Gfzs
pastor. Rev W, Z. Denney. EoMe
bearers were W. Parks Cofvaz,
commander Of the legion, SO
John WitAeFsYoon.
Speakers ON the prOgEsrn Ia,
cluded ira r. Johnston, Paul
Swanson and e.. NJ. mse.sen vehc
each paid tribute to ahe three mex
who had givea their lives tx
World War H.
Also ON the program Mas M. q
Cox, Of Virginia. who ssrwed witt,
Lawrence Ra<kesf III the iinfarn.
try. He told the group Of tt1s
battle in which Bsxrkett 2teceipeS
the wounds which later ned to hR.
DEATH
Rev. Mr., DenracE, tire paStuss
read obituaries ia memory a.,
Dixon and BuxRets.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-15
Mrs. Wright Is
Auxiliary Pres
Succeeds Mrs. Bernard b,
GRAPHICAL: Other Officers
Named,

Mrs. P. G. Wright was installed
as president of the Woman's Aux
iliary of the American Legion to
succeed Mrs. Bernard B. Gray
beal at the regular meeting Sat
t1rday night.
Other officers named were Mrs:
L. b. Tyson, vice president; Mrs,
Walter Weaver, second vice. pres
ident and Mrs. Elizabeth Miller,
treasurer: V
Installation services were con-
Quoted by l. P. Coward, a past
commander Ct the Legion Post,
1S1.
Following the installation Of
officers. the membership drive
was discussed by the group.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-15
Ray Injured In
Accident On Sat.

A pickup tuck, driven by
Bobbie (Sip) Ray, collided with
an automobile driven by Leroy
Tribble at mid-ight Saturday near
the Coleman Payne residence on
the Boone highway. Ray sus-
tanned serious Injuries to one arm
and was taken to the Ashe Me-
mortal hospital for treatment and
was later removed to a Winston
Salem hospital. He is reported
to be somewhat improved.
Tribble was uniniured. Both
vehicles were considerably dam
aged, it was reported.
Both drivers were reported by
officers to have been driving at
a high rate of speed and collided
when blinded by oncoming head
lights.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-15
School Buses Are
Ready To Start

Ashe county's 81 school buses
are now ready to start the new
year according to an announce
ment made this week from the
office of the county superintend-
ent of schools.
The county has one new bus
and has a promise of possibly
three more that are badly needed
to replace some that have long
been in service.
Approximately $500 school
children are transported and the
transportation system is a vital
nart of the school system.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-15
War Memorial
May Be Erected

Tentative plans for war men,
orial for the dead of World Wars
! and II were discussed by mem
bers of the American Legion, Ashe
county Post III at the regular
meeting held at the community
building Saturday night. Plans
for a memorial have long been
desired by the legion it was point
ed out. but as yet no official action
has been taken.
Plans for the proposed addition
to the community building were
also discussed.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-15
Ceiling Prices
On Automobiles
Raised By OPA
An Average Of 7.3 Percent
Increase Required BY
New Control Law

Washington-OPA this week
raised retail price ceilings on new
automobiles an average of 7.3 per
:ent-just part of the increase re-
7uired by the new price control
law.
rhe increase, effective imme-
diately on all models, meets re-
quirement that. OPA restore the
oaacetime profit margins of auto
dealers.
On four-door sedanS-the only
xanples cited by OPA-the in
;rea5es range from 500 on a Chew
'olet Fleetmaster to 1928 on a
Cadillac.
On a Plymouth de luxe and a
ID de luxe the increase is $73,
while on a Buick Series 40 the
price hike is 500 and on a Chrys-
ar Royal $99.
Dealers profit margins had
been cut by OPA to prevent the
iull amount of increases previous
ly granted manufacturers from
,eing passed on to the public.
Congress outlawed this cost alb
sorption practice.
Still another increase under the
lew law will be put into effect
soon. OPA officials estimated to
reporters this may amount to
about 5 per cent to offset restor-
alton of dealers prewar handling
charges, which also have been
Continued on Page g.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-15
Franklin Parish
Succu1nbs In Md.

Funeral service for Franklin
Parish, 81, former Ashe county
resident, who died in Joppa. Md,
3at,'rdav, was held at the Parish
homeplace at Scottville yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock. Interment
was in the family cemetery, with
Rev. Mr.. Hayes officiating.
Mr.. Parish was the son of the
late Bethania Thompson and Wes-
;ey Parish and had lived most of
his life here in this county, NOV
ing to Joppa Is months ago.
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asked to contribute to the lunch.
Following the dinner, a fellow
ship reunion will be held at $3.50
o'clock under the leadership of
Ruling Elder J. Ross Weaver.
The final service will be held
Sunday night at 8 o'clock with
Rev. Carl Stark, Jr., preaching.
Rev. M. w. Norfleet, Jr., win &C
company him here, it was pointed
out.
A record crowd is expected to
attend.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-15
Annual BTU.
Meet Is Planned

The annual BTU. meeting will
be held on Sunday evening, Aug
ust 10, at $50 at the Clifton
church, it was announced by D. c.
Severt, director. All cooperat-
ing churches are asked to send
representatives to the meeting.
A picnic lunch will be enjoyed
by all, with each group furnish
ing a part of the lunch. After
the picnic, good program is plan
ned with business. talks and in
spirational addresses.
Mr.. Severt expressed the hope
that all churches will be repre-
Sented.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-15
Last Rites Held
For Mrs. HartsOe

Funeral service for Mrs. A. c.
Eartsog, SIS, who died at her home
at 1dlewild Monday. was held
yesterday at Riverview church.
[nterment was in RivervieW GEM
etery with Elder Bagley officiat-
ing.
The daughter of the late Sally
Marsh and Rufus Miller, Mrs.
Hartsog is survived by her hus-
band, two sons, T. c. and Donald
Hartsog and one daughter, Effie
Bare.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-15
DECORATION DAY TO
BE OBSERVED AUG. 25

A decoration service will be
observed at the Jackson Severt
cemetery, near Glendale Springs.
on Sunday afternoon, August Is.
at 2:30 p. m.
The public is cordially invited
to attend.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-15
SERVICES ANNOAJNCEn

Eds. S, G. caudill, A. C. Walls
er and E. a. Long wiz conduct
services at the Cranberry Prim-
tive Baptist church on the third
Saturday and Sunday in August
at HOO a. m, it was announced
this week.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-15
TO CLEAN rgMET33N

Saturday has been get AS tbs
date for the cleaning of Sfa Jack
son Sepert cemetery, slear Glen
dale Springs. An those VI no will
help are asked TO come.
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MOVING, PACKING ond STORAGE

DASIIELL TRANSFER, local moving, gen.
eral hauling. 80 miles radius, cargo insur-
day or night and Sundays, reas. rates.
AETNA MOVING & STORAGE co.-Local
n a@s t WS, small ELL, Il; HOO: wv w ana
LADS BUREAU CORP. take care Of your
tation and storage: many years Of experI-
on your household effects; come in and
i ka5 Us ta!s + oysT Phone IL 1884 or p
VETERAN, with all new equipment, win
move mo- s you any time. Also light hauling
"a Yoyk MOVE Call day or night for Ml GEN.
era Gy ah hanling or moying by veteran. JOHN
MoviNG, GENERAL HAULING. trash re-
5sss or tT FR 4a and baggage service AD
GESERAI HA stii day and night isi low
satfT aHsk st ssTHss business AT 7e %
day or evening;, reasonable rates; light
h hoGAI G SpHffia Hx,, az fIG 465I 2s.
able rates. Cali Adams 563S: 10.
VETERAN Just out Of the service will move
81 haul too sn sma n sRL or D DAY. ss % too
LIGHT HAULfNG. any Kind. any time; con-
tract for regular hauls; reasonable rates
haHPf MOVE SRsf Sy AY Ne so seA e:
INC 1.-The best moving job possible by
capable Iaabna and courteous moyins men Insured
MOVING NOW 1!Sn AND d. HiHGG9fIi1NG-Twentyfour-
Nov ss5v And s TE reasonable rates
TSSE sEkSfag rSRell DITIvrT$
ana par ssPsf ser aaVeS SassafsA
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

8 9. sx WEEKS; Vicinity Wardman PARK
ggh no 500 AZ Utilities: $500: March 18th.
81 zRLiSsgs6Ns sS1 yurn Groom ls apt;
KITCHEN On PRIVILEGES, all conveniences; $50 50
Soc sash; 4, 70 m s9sr downtown avail immed
ARIINGToN@Young employed mother "a and
o-year-old, daughter want girl to share
eonvsnisnt tI.bedroem win BEDS apt
cs!$4 If. fF+fsF T ssS 3d. 1.t St;
a. ssSB 3 4 S|sst ts Ct rent il M
s s1S I kNsnsYSky ays Sc: AT si71. 19O,
ss5 o sasaih es4s apt in Christian home
ONE GIRL, preferably 81 to % years old
to share apt. with 8 other girls at 1914
S s1lU st. NV. Apt. ,; $50 mo. De
GIRL l. to shars with another girl double
e CHI t s0s shs ssM bes StaF apt with other
JILL PisS.ssnf sut dE STE $50 mo
eSs LADY 1eor f. ss share modern apt With
privileges; $40 mo Phone hon e Or. saIos
GESr fGfh a Fl nEE SEPT sos
81 Tis i iSg5 at sE IT. f$ss
PARK LEE. 1880 Park 3D., Apt sos-
With another 81 ad " bedy ST.
] OR z GIRLS. between ages 20 and 80 to
snare idaaf 3 ocedio apt with 3 other girls
Annex; gentle apt 81. a 4Ss1 W Weekday asys
after 3, Saturday and Sunday all day.-1S
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

CONN. AVE. APT, one bedroom, living
room. solarium. .dinette and kitchen, Sec
s Eetarial service, for 2 Or bedroom unfurn.
WILL EXCHANGE 2-bedrm rented apt,
M Michigan Park section. for 3-bedrm house
NV. MASS. AVE.-Two bedrooms living
room;, dining room. sunroom. for similar
ant New York. midtown Manhattan NO.
LOVELY DUPLEX APT. exchanged for .
Will EXCHANGE large 2-bedroom apt In
NV. ia 1907. III
EXCHANGE ox SsSE,, Woodside. Long Island, apt
Trinidad 0129; BOX 294-T. Star. IL
VETERAN, wife, child. desire to exchange
unfurn: bedroom apt, cony. NV loca ton,
Tor larger apt. or house. MI. O93S. -17
LOVELY Broom APT. all modern facil-
tiles. rent S60.50 per month: will exchange
for similar apt. in Stanford, Conn Call
UN 1880. lis
EXCHANGE 2:.bedroom unfurn. apt. in
Arlington for 3-bedroom house or apt in
Washington or vicinity. Phone CHI. 5419.
UNFURNIsHED D. C. 1-BEDRM. APT. ex-
changed for similar New York or suburbs.
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NAVY CAPTAIN, permanent Washington
er W
apartment. No children or pets. Excel
lent care of quarters and furnishings as
RETk M I'VE vGrERASs u.s. and oss en-
housing. II you have a. house, apartment
g! 1 seeRS IS rent phone MI
VETERAN. permanent Govt: employee de-
s 81 Ded Rox aP g6 fuT1!Shsd will pay
REsPoNs1BIE BusINEssMAN' needs need 3 or
3 bedrm. apt with kitchen for 4 adults by
n nen Ha Ho 75Ss, sf to e. 0iu'"' @ peiSa
M &c., &s zss$5 ~
yoTGNG CHRISTIAN VETERAN and / wife
asfsf ss wife son. AD
room apartment OF small h' house im MN
PERMANENTLY assigned RsgulaT Army
gsy up 70 500 Cali ft re. s7oo, Ext. 49$o,
MAN MAN A AND WIFE, no children or pets, both
employed, need 2 or 3 rm. furn. or unfurn.
apt apt. in INV NV. section or Arlington. Box
f PG1Si HE'D OR UNFINISHED apart part
women: $50: Bog 29s-S. Star. IT.
REFINED COUPLE desire two or three
room apt, furnished or unfinished: rent
to $50 month; permanent. references and
lease. Call OR. 1926. 19s
need bedroom apartment, no children.
UN. 0090 after $50 pm 16s
SUBLET for or months, one or two
room furnished apt. by mature woman
NV. section preferred; excellent care of
furnishings: responsible person. MRS. AL
DISCHARGED VETERAN and wife urgently
need unfinished apartment by May LIST;
both permanently employed; no children
or pets. Can Elk. 522l after s pm. 49,
FURNISHED OR UNPUBLISHED two-bed-
ssn - o WITH will
PLEASE! Permanently employed couple,
no children or pets. urgently need r,
k. and bath, unfurnished. BY March %;
RETURNED VETERAN. wife and 5-year-
nshsd Or viii q as
tied rental. TR. 3237 after pm. IT,
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

1920 LYMAN PL. N.E.-Single rm. for
man, 81 weekly: nondrinker -16
907 HAMLIN ST. N;E.-Furnished room
for young 2sJ ladies' refined, $50 month for
s15 Sth ST. N.E.-Furn. single room, man
only; gentle home; SIS week. Call after
1905 oUARLEs ST. NE large double
faGa roem sun aeW ree Yn beds
double back room, S. for one 81 for two
Eastern ave. Call personally IT,
2OO6 KEARNY ST. N.E.-Double in pri-
yate home; $50 per month; 10 minutes
from downtown. III
1 OWEN ri; N.E;1Larse double room m
each NJ Mea a., Til, Trinida ID bus n.,E7l7
$40 month or $50 single; near transpor-
tation; Call before pm.
share home with another girl; double bed;
1925 18th ST. N.E.-One double room, 2
Government girls, S25 each a month;
Laundry per err GO, 427s. r,, III T..
lgt. Housekeeping: married cpl. pref: S11
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ROOMS EURNIsHED-Mp. and VA.

CHEVY CHASE; young refined girl to share
p people; $40 NJ NJ: 81: AIS; % 10 b
to share living room. bedroom, private
other young man: S25 month. 81. 6407.
CHEVY CHASE, MD. near Connecticut
ave.-One single and one double room and
private bath, comfortably furnished; suit
able married couple or three girls; tele-
phone and laundry privileges; S75 per mo.
ARLINGToN, 1909 18th st. n, Just off
Fort Myer drive, nicely furn. double and
single rooms; cow. to bus. Reas. rates.
NEAR SILVER sPRING-Double bed, mr..
bath: cow. location: INDIAN SPRING
CLUB ESTATE. Private phone SH 562s.
1900 S. QUINCY ST, ARL.. vA.-Rm for
girls only; laundry privileges: " block
from bus; Call after $50 or on Sunday
TAKoMA PARK. MD.-couple or girls.
Us Use Of tJ living room; 81: 1852; III
Furn. room. private residence. Bus at
corner. 10c fare. Gentle home. GIL. 1878.
SILVER SPRING-Double front rm, new
~ decorated next bath, or 2 girls only.
Half block to bus $40 81. 5451. II
HILLSIDE, MD.-Nicely furn. single rm.
for lady. Two blks. busline. Hillside
CHEVY CHASE, Mp.-sing.e rm. for YOU Young
lady, in private home. $50 month. WI.
1921. Is
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

OFF TRINIDAD AVE. N.E.-6-room mod
Possession with settlement Priced reason reason.
ably; Shown BY appointment only. JOE
GuRTo R lsA FR $500: II
apis, several yrs. ago. Always rented
800 blk. of st. sc. Price only $500
for quick sale Furniture is included in
sale price. Down payment of $1,000 is
all you need. Then pay it off like rent,
NEAR WARDMAN PARK HOTEL and all
conveniences; $4,000; one of the better
values in row house, 3 bedrooms, bath;
prompt possession: Call WO. 1900 till 8
pm. EDW. H. JONES g. CO., $500 Conn.
Chevy CHASE, Md 500, 500 This
stone and frame home in the Hamlet sec
ton is an excellent value; gas heat, 3
bedrooms, 2 baths, sunroom, 2-car built
in garage, 1 finished room on 3rd floor;
Pm. EpW. Il. JONES J. CO. $3.50 Conn.
ave. NV. -16
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HOUSES FURNISHED.
GEORGETOWN, 1901 P st. n.w.-A

GEORGETOWN, 1901 P St n.w.-A charm
ingly attractive. convenient home with gar
den to small family of adults; 4 bedrooms,
2 baths and maids bath; rent. $275: i'm
mediate possession to careful tenants.
a sI1d At 3 S77 Co. Agents; telephone Pc
1901 JosELYN ST. N.w.- br.. 2 baths,
nicely furnished; garage, large yard: lease
days 16'
SS63 FLORIDA ST.. Chevy Chase. Md
8 rms, garage. For inspection open after
Will EXCHANGE my attractive house,
Chevy Chase, D. c., large lot. bedrooms,
3 baths, value S23, 900. for equally attrac-
neighborhood, b. c. or nearby Md, 3 large
or bedrooms. good condition. value not
over $4,000. No cash payment either
side EN- $3.50 III