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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1885 4-door sedan: heater some
c repars ne 4Gs Norm S Gass within oPA
BUICK 1896 convertible coupe: radio
heater Fe9. tires and wheels, Two teGDde,
CHEVROLET 1924 door sedan rebuilt
motor; s!!35. below oPA ceiling. 20o6
CHRYSLER ia4l windsor door seoan.
blaek radio heater snd seat covers;
BENDALL PoNT1Ac, 1ei KING u St.. S'l AieS
andria, Va Overlook 1900 Il:
FORD. 1891 Model 4. 500. within oPA
ceiling price. Cali Pleasant 01l2.
FORD 1899 60-n p cpe motor recently
overhauled: $500. under OPA ceiling, 3IG
Lynhaven It. Alex, Va, between and
FORD RADIATOR. 1859. slightly damased
repaired, sell reasonable. s13 Longfel!ow
KAISER FRAzER-Taking orders for these
M NG dS5 e. &C.. :;l45 Lee hwy, Arlington,
NASH 1888, radio and heater, s355. with
n OPA ceiling: shown ter pm.
phpFs ond fr rayo doo S5' sedan HYDRO
matic, radio. heater, defroster. los lights,
spotlight. seat covers, Car in excellent
shape shs VIII trsde in or sell car mined
PACKARD 1911 4odoor r' sedan an heater. ex-
s fSns szRv Tthn 1 0bA and f vfrmoa 4s S
MI 5l1a ia
PLYMOUTH sedan, 1912. little rough sell
for best offer under OPA ceiling. MUNIC-
IPAL SERVICE STATION. 9th and In
PONTIAC 1872 four-door sedan. s; radio.
heater. seat covers, two-tone low mileage.
cceiIines BENDALL MOTOR SALES NC c.
It'll King st, Alex, Va. OV. 1000. u 4
STUDEBAkER 1871 Commander 4-door Sc
Jan. radio. heater and seat covers; per
feet mechanical condition: OPA price. s -
100. our price, S1,o65: fully guaranteed
SENDALL PONTIAC, 1911 King St, Alex.
Va. Overlook 1900. Ia
STUDEBAKER 1881 sedan; GOOD run
ming condition; $500 cash. within OPA
ceiling; no dealers. Phone 81. $3.50, or car
can be seen at SOB New Hampshire ave
TAXI FOR sALE-la4f Plymouth With
PUG license. Rear 1877 L ST. NV between
) and & p m l3s
TAXICAB. Dodge 1899. ready for inspec-
t Hf5 WITHIN oPA ceiling price, SAL. Rear
WILL TRADE a 194l Chevrolet coupe, d
passenger, heater and radio, driven 80 500
miles, in excel. cond.. for 1871 or I943
SEDAN of a heavier make: will pay any cash
differences in value. CHI $685.; III
TRADE-l934 Ford. good condition for
l339-46 model. Call AID. 1925 between
Will TRADE 1870 Ford business coupe ~
Al cond, for later model club coupe'
Buick or Chevrolet. Glebe 5I53 after
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

coon INVESTMENT-G1a -acre tracts or
more, located IN beautiful! Northern Vir-
ln2ton These tracts have good fertile soil
poultry raising: electricity. telephone and
nas service for committing TO city. $3.50
per tract. Con- enleut terms can be ar
:snged If so desired. Call MR.. BROWN,
ca oJ1" IA
FUR SALE BY OWNLR-Attractiv home
si'a > acres. on Glen I'd, rear Potomac,
Nd hour from City. z. n CHER
PNGTON. Rockville No. Telephone Rock
ti:le 90 II
rom D c. sacrifice for s..0no cash ia'' or
Cons!aer 1871 or 1874" Chrysler. Buick or
CADILLAC as fulI payment Gil. 5949 49,
10 ACRES with S-room frame dwelling,
owner occupied large ROAD frontage, beau
5uaed W ne , n az Speng Sd o wei
VS. country cI1n area We recommend
II i. . : a., t!vcoiIeI,+ -. pr;,o - q n ~
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AUTO PAINTING
AUTO TRUCKS For SALE

inaas TOMS vAIET s GSH Gs ss 2sll ga
c CHI 1885 one-ton panel delivery
3Ph ce1 1NEy pE gtpvI Is IS AnDiy STAND
INTENTIONAL 1898 model c-55, $ia-
ton: Lift. fiat BODY. 700 Hilwood ave
FORD, 4-eyllnder, 1'a-ton. with hand
dump, good condition. reasonable 1924
North Cameron. Arlington, Va, Oh. s9?7
FORD TRICK, ton and half. stake booy
1oGg;Iio oaai %neeiS sood mechan!G ;
son ,kUTo q APPLIANCE, ia o S St. NV NV
DODGE 1886, 475-gsllon tank: GOOD run.
HE q AUTO & Appliance, IA Q. S;
DODGE half-ton PICKUP lust passed IN
s.. NV, HERsoN AUTO d ApPL1ANCE
M.Ck TRACTOR 1a4I. mode, III Z be,
!, -AUTocARs, 6-yd. dump trucks: I'd
One lo-.wheel, -2i2-ton GAiC, sIaked.
One One iAutocar' 5-toa, fat body
One l94l command car, Dodge
RICE MOTORS. 500 Bladensbu I'd
ne Easy terms. Closed SUNDAYS Ia
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by Central Mo-
Stakes-I942 Chevrolets ia tons some
With Tlnchesl; 1912 GMCs. ~ tons.
1896 International u. tons, $3.50.
Dulnps-l94t International KS ., 1914 .
GMCs, 2l7 tons
Trsctor-la42 Chevrolet; 1892 White
Model WA 1876.
Air brakes 1871 Federal. 3 tons.
Vsns-l94" GMC. 2i2 IONS.
Semitrailers Cnewl. 10 tons. est. stake
ar platform. Air brakes. $500 under
Rogers lowboy-45 ton
Pole line trucks, one Ford. one GMC
complete with booms.
Van bodies, IL It. long, insulated. some
new, $3.50 10 $3.50
Jsep ,railers. i. ton. 6ooxl6 tires
Arlington. We Daily and Saturdays, to &
SUNDAY. 10 70 ,. CHI 1000, OK. a55.
Kew Bridge. turn right at circle onto Lee
hwy Route @lI or @9l drive Il. miles
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TRAILERS.

NEW AND USED mouse traiIers on 10 to
a mouth terms Metal luggage trailers
Painting and repair service; also aces
series: Cash for YOUR trailer RICHTER
Trailer 3 II SALES dJ Route J, Berwvn Nd
NEW AND USED HOUSE TRAILERs for
sale Granite, express and stake model
utility trailerS: all-steel, heavy duty dump
trallers convenient terms Rental service
on boat and luggage trailers. Complete
service and repair for all makes of trailers
We have IN stock a complete line of the
following accessories: Beds. stoves. Vene-
tan blinds, bitches. helper springs. etc
GOODYEAR G-ply 5,;5ox16 tires, to, fl, most
Ghryser cars II YOU are interested in sell
W9 H FRr ths sest pessi6le pTGe
ave. NV. Wo. 3:.3" Open until pm.
FOR RENT-5-ft, 7-ft, Oft. 2-wheel au-
tomoblle tralers; stake, box and dump
hitch. RENT-A-TRAILER CO, 1903 Lee
WEsTCRAFT, 25'. hottled-sas stove and
heater; tandem wheels, mahogany Interior f1i"
must n sell, LEAVING city; best offer: no
SPARTAN MANOR, all aluminium, three
room coacn with scces cries: S3.75O.
1911 HOUSE TRAILER. like new; will &C
feeE. long; sI.s0G. Cali ST. 6a3,. 40
VAGABoND. 27-ft., prewar, excellent
tread heavy-duty tires, many extras
DU. 1900. Ext 500, after : pm H.
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6oren on Bridge
Both sides vulnerable North

/ If it is sound policy to avoid TAX
ing on the first round a finesSe
which may conveniently be post
poned to the second round, it fol-
lows as matter of course that a
flneSSe should not be attempted on
the second round which NAV with
equal effect be delayed till the third.
Since the appropriateness of this
sermon may not be apparent at a
casual inspection of todays hand let
me relate the incident in detail
The hand was played in a team
of-fOur match at the Wolves Clue
in Plnehurst, N. c., during my recent
pilgrimage to the golf capital The
bidding is given as 1t actually oc-
Cured, and since I am unwilling 10
indorse the sequence in its entirety,
a comment or two may be in order.
The soundnesS of the original re-
spouse is debatable
The Jump shift should be reserved.
it seems to me- for hands that have
somewhat brighter slam prospects.
This hand contains neither a good
tional advantages and three-spaoe
response would have done justice TO
it and would have led to slam any
how, at North's suggestion. AsSum-
ing, however. that We accept the
three club response as proper. ON
the next round South should refrain
from jumping again. A mere re-
turn TO three spades is adequate.
With the bidding as it actually
progressed North exercised unusual
restraint IN failing to contract for
grand slam.
In the excitement of it all West
led the queen of clubs out of TURN.
This would have given Ed Blodgett,
in the north, the privilege 10 call a
lead, and the natural choice would
have been a heart But Blodgett
spread his hand on the table 7
DON know yet whether 10 take: his
word for it that he wanted Donald
Parson, South, 10 play the hand. or
whether he was Just caught in the
rhythm At any rate. it gave Par
son chance to distinguish himself.
( The opening lead vas won and
trumps extracted. Everything ap-
peared to rest with the luck OF the
heart suit. The normal play is 20
try a high heart first and then
flneSSe on the second round This
guards against singleton queen III
the east hand. South. however. was
cautious enough TO guard against a
doubleton queen IN the East hand
as we'll and played both high hearts.
Had the queen not fallen. he would
t have returned to his own hand and
led low heart toward the Jack.
| If West held the queen of hearts,
, where 1t would have been fnessible,
. he would win the trick and the Jack
F! would become established for a club
} discard, insuring the contract.
i. When the queen fortunately
, dropped on the second round de-
clarer saw a chance to make all the
tricks If West held the rest of the
club suit. He therefore PLAYED all
his top cards and West found it i'm
possible 10 hold both the ten and
nine of hearts and also keep club
to take care OF declarers six spot.
tCopyElgh-. 1916, oy Charles H Goren)
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PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS. ID. c., Washington,
Ta eaivl T. 1910 5o Sealed pTop9ssI$ WI Be
until zoo pm June 81, 1916, and then
publicly opened. for furnishing Water
P Prj Equipment for Swimming
IAN and Clifton streets N w, and Dunbar
~! aIsh school; u st street between N and
trict Building. jeI.6teYSu
COMMISSIONERS. D. C., Washington
June :, 1916. Sealed proposals viii be
TeGeIved ga Al Room 500 District Bulldins,
publicly opened, for construction OF In
generator for the Munieipal Fish Market
at the shore edge OF Pier No ], Maine
6 W, washington. b. c. CCPA approval
W EaX yo ~, 1946; pTolect serial number .
lOnS may be obtained at Room 121. Dis
tclct building let@.ttexSu
WASHINGTON Suburban Sanitary Com
mission n IS, C Contra No; .46-W&sI Wafer
posais for constructing approxin. arely 40
1eet OF 6-lnch cast iron water mains snd
approximately ,l,265 feet of 6-inch and
sewers will bs, received at the office of the
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commits
sion, Hamilton ST. Hyattsville. Md. until
3 pm, Eastern Standard Time, Friday,
June IL; 1896. I which place and time
hey VIII be publicly opened and read.
Plans and specifications may be obtained
commission, Hyatlsville, Nd, upon deposit
Of 80, which deposit Will be returned TO
bidders or % those returning plan and
specifications in good condition PERRY
BOSWELL, LACY SHAW, FRANK B
SMITH. Commissioners
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received al
the Purchase Section, National Bureau of
Standards, WASHINGTON, d. c.. until :, pm,
June ~. 1916. and then publicly opened
Tor one test set for vacuum tubes IN &C
cordance with specifications and drawing
winch may be obtained from the Purcha Sc
Section, Ma t!onSl Bureau of Standards 4
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received at
the purchase Section, National Bureau OF
Standards. Washington, d. C. until . p m,
June 10, 1916. and then publicly opened
iof furnishing one tube characteristic
bridge test SET in accordance with specif-
talned from the Purchase Section. Nationsl
Bureau of Standards il
SEALED PROPOSALS will De received AT
me Purchase Section. National Bureau OF
Standards, Washington. D. c, until = m
June 20 l94G. and then publicly opened
tor alterations TO the INCORPORATION vault
a. the Natlonsl Bureau of Standards. in
accordance with specifications and draw
!ngS which NAV bs Obtained from The
purchase Section, National Bureau Of
SEAIED PROPOSALS Will be received Al
the Purchase Section. National Bureau OF
Standards. Washington, D. C. Until :, m
June s, 1916. and then publicly opened
Tor the erection of steel utility shed al
he National Bureau of Standards in &C.
cordance with specifications when may be
obtained from the Purchase Section, Ma
lonal Bureau of Standards. III
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Natures Children
MARSH SHREW.
fS0rer GIbibQrbis.l
BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY.

Marsh ShreWs. also known IS
water ShreWS. are the most elusive
residents of the marsh. You find
them along little brooks and such
places. They are expert swimmers
and divers, being very fond OF min-
noWs and water beetles They race
madly along in search OF worms and
animals hidden under wet leaves.
In the bottom OF the brooks they
md tadpoleS. caddlS worms and
Wriggllng larvae.
During the winter he not only
hunts DAY and night under wet
leaves and snow, but he must i'll
Eesr2ate logs and stumps as we'll.
ShreWS are our smallest mammals.
All are diminutlye and clothed in
the same soft fur as moleS, but pos
SeSslng both external eyes and ears.
which are better developed although
lnconsplcuouS. There are three
groups: Long-talled, snort tailed
and marsh ShreWs.
All are ravenouSlv fond of all
kinds Of flesh. They are foes to ali
groundnesting birds ana young
mice, but also seek smaller prey in
the form of insects. They have a
keen sense of smell.
They are not socially inclined to-
ward each other. Indeed, they APP
pear to have a desire to anihllate
each other. So great is their need
OF food, they make no distinctions.
The marsh shrew is the larger Of
the clan, almost the size of Blarina,
the Short-tailed shreW. The fur is
blacklsh slate The chin and I'M
derneath white slightly clouded with
tan. The short tail is black above.
white below The nose long and
flexible and the teeth brown on the
tips.
Marsh shrews range from Labra-
dor and Canada to the Adirondacks
and the Alleghenies of PennSyl-
Vanla. Also from Minnesota west
there is a broWner-clad cousin and
still others on the Pacific Coast.
Shrews move so swiftly they are
often taken for shadows, sometimes
for mice. Being so small they read
lily hide in small holes and crevlces.
Apparently the strong muskv
odor is protection against most enc
mics. Owls of all kinds appear TO
relish this flavor when quick enough
to pounce upon one of the scurrying
shrews. WeaSels are eager to find
them. Foxes are known to bring
them home for their babies to play
with, but birds. cats and dogs APP
parently leave them alone.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED

BUICk ChlysleI Docge Plymouth OIos
md Peo,iaos osaly nFseeo e sSoPl, g:
AlggesL prices paid for clean cars Drive
sp9Fa,,si o. ri i. Miiisr a. e y as6 40
lcoTre. I'm and Nj
bm IL and lI ~ = pay Fa%n Gail between
RiIcks EaRtsd. / viii pay the hisn-
WILLIAMS! "A AUTO -; SALES R. / are, al
B Sue & OWNERS w. Ream pe 81 ~ Rig pr.cs.
cor bAsNE onsA % 10 100 IAN s.
Bthd1s OWNERS sell their cars for cash
NV. ,.--1->''0 " 0''NN' ! I'll anu Nj SIS
We need them S gnd S VIII paS ps nso eooS gaGs
ceiling price 81 HAWKINS, 1885 18th
cHfyRoLfrs. f Iasl 70 1aa6-No on.
% RoPE daFe D Dup m0Fe . han Roper Cal
CHEVROLET oWNEks e wise Big Price.
NV cor 0nsa N ~ In i2",r LAP aIa 81
SUNDAY '' ''''' = 'N' '-0'T'
Sonr car IS worm o." En- go every 6 9oHst
Rice. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES. 49,
Conn ave :
tHL|RoLEIs-Css tcl vour car, no REQ
ssp Iassr. N 81 'olp Gss-s 20 t Gs5F0l
n, bsfs s l'a Ii sssS a sa9a
f FSt tor you, car no r.o T..
fa Eha pars So e. csorsa 7 800 Sore" st
foRDs wanted will pay the highest
TaTh sS,s A1rr spy msse any model
TifLi = Ao,0 ,r SALE S5s r. / ave at
t'.pSf
III liz, l X or l942 model. Call Nj. B
Ho ar Spruce "9s9. No dealers. 10
o 1o kM "75 fe Bob eBeTy r qear Sa
MOTOR SALES. 49, Conn. ave N1'' W. :
ps an OWNERS ysa7 or NODE 96 Bring BIZ Fss
in Sc BARNES -sANDERs. 1900 Jan st.
SInday, " ' y
L aba'l ~ EpHfR r wIlling 70 ex-
pton, RA 556l. ia
s Nash d MANIEDI Will MAP pay he hshss
WhL1a sSs' AUTO a9s sAhE sse R. any ave moos at
oIpsMoRE e AWan1 81 be wise BIO nr,ces
% s any sSS Sde sr4s 1908 f 4 fFl s
DIV cor N. open TO $50 pm, closed
S s,I W,,, ,.>-
~ r. MOTH Owners RS, pc wise Big prices
IN. Sc BARNEs-sANDERs. 1900 i4t h st.
Nv = w. cor N. open 10 $50 pm closed
PLYMoUTHs. 1881 70 la36-No one
WouiG care pay more than Roper Call
NJ EOuER Dupont 9765 ~.
~ ~; MO- n0r IN oWNERs r. get every dollar
CENIRhh L MOTOR SALES. 443" Conn. ave
rLl mo ECII HsxIEasn lo5 YOU ca! 40 req
Lape SSHLfn,st ICLl'E'S ~ GaPto"
ISsoHG rarS, tfsore'a :i3un
roN dnAC "" N6h>-n YOU are planning
,Sest SoJ, rdes ar , nnIi, biank nfst
pCsnF poWTIA any 20 Soui tEoui sertlee
$500 ~ ~, " aSll!!sto ION 5
LarseI, fontiae DeaierS' l4"' irving St
PoNTIsCSo o sre worth ,,ors - ..po,er -.
W. 49, 49, re Molth more 70 Roper;
90 yo ai, o SbeYld get good price in cash
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY

BEVERLY BEACH. on Chesapeake Bay
summer Sdn m hon homes and building sites. Write
6 D, BTacH SG on TIE sy4 Co Ma
IplnSaioW, completely furnished. on two
4 tots, , bedrooms large, living room with
front end side porcheS. 2arape Inme-
S Ses " ? DRESsER,
stove and refrigerator. built-in earage:
G GSI &c, snd boat Included $1,000. terms
$3.50 CASH BUYS ti HONE at Herald i Hsr,
6 8s h sGh9s Bos 5M
HERALD HARBoR. lots e4-?5 of block K :.
Section E. ST .00o lots $50. block :;t "a,
1o0GHB7 500 Mass. ave 7EN ne. AT. S %!a-
FAIRHavEN. MD.-Beautiful home Of &
rooms re n ~ with al modern conyenlences: up
nent ve% pIiv an saba2 Sssb
PLAYGROUND; 1000. For information call
S SoRTH H8 sE %aS1HfninSI cot,sss a. sc.,
Avalon tnad vs. Shores, So 800. Waterfr front co5
sHERWooD F6 6sfsa sSoo sa!e GE aoaS
No. 10. 3 bedrooms. Can be seen Fri or
e CIR Z Pm B, Syn coTT < pm roo 1
and bath; screened porch electricity. water,
gas stove, restricted community sand
peach; terms. MIR; BOND, ME 95l0.
fCRNiSHED COTTAGE. immediately avail
dple. . front lots on Potomac near Leonard
town. Nd, a, 800 WI OaO3 I4'
POINT LOOKOUT" where he Potomac
tect summer site, in q historical location
on a broad expanSe OF water A few choice
lots avail. at S545; only 800 cash and
Sl2-3u monthly. Sales office on property
open Sal, and Sun Drive down for a
lovely outing. or call R c Collins Oh
n}SI or s B. Grey. GIL 400, with ]
81. nv ME lI43
GEO. II. WILLIAMS Co.-Besutiful 6-rm
ASBESTOS -shingled BUNGALOW, large front
porch. bath: water. electricity. iust few
teet from water d. Tall Timbers Nd
- 500 Stoiar, EX. So IL
FOR RENT-June -. through season.
500 month, S-room cottage: private
=, For Sa!e-Log cabin, $4,000 MARY
7 BOAPD. EN- 45Il IL
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MONEY TO LOAN.

HOME LOANs-Low monthly payments.
infgdlns g5neipal s in5s,s.t and ,a1es
ASSOC. $40 18th ST NV Dl 1870
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST - We will
BUY second-trust notes. D. c nearby Nd.
TNvEsrM snsT co 6sp1oNA
y ave NV National 1888
MORTGAGE LOANS, 4oe interest Prompt
service MOORE L. HILL CO. s04 18th
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for first and
Sec9nd trust loans. DRURY REALTY
CORP. RE. 1888.
MONEY on first and second trusts; prompt
action: reasonable rates: nearby Maryla nd,
Virginia or D; G: property. THE AMERI-
BROKERS'. attention!-We buy cnd-trust
notes on D. G., Md. and Va. houses and
farms. FULTON r. GORDON, Owner, 1927
Eve st, NV, DI. $3.50 till pm 80
LIST TRUST LOANS on real estate, low rates.
terms or monthly payments P J WALSHE
INC: LIB Eye st. n W. Ma. GAGS
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NEW-TYPE TIRE RECAPPING by the Den
Nap electric process: beautiful t"ead: .
hour service; electric-lreated sections II
your tire is cut. See your tires beng re-
capped al ARCADE PONTIAC CO, Wash
lngtonS Largest Pontiac Dealer 1881
Irving st. NV. AID. $500. Quick, efficient
Afro LUGGAGE TRAILER, immediate de-
livery. new shipment lust arrived the
heateSt one you ever seen. suitable for
merehsnts, farmers. ii hermen and tour-
co 1877 Irving st nv. AID $500. Wash
ingtonS LsrgeS, Pontiac Daaltl
PONTIAC OWNERS. ATTENTION! We
have just received a large shipment OF GOOD
quality seat covers in popular colors. They
will also fit other models OF General Mo
il desired. ARCADE PCNTiAC CO, i4&.
USED TIRES, any size, pass or truck
special ,50X20 military tread. auto seat
covers long -Wearing fiber DRISCOIL S
TIRE SERVICE: 400 Hunt pl. ne. IL.
CAR RTFINISHED - Now is the time 10
have your car retinlShed by master painter.
in one of Washington'S largest, modern
automobile plants. Prewar quality paint
now, syailaoe Stop N for free estimate
nov! oURIsMAN-MANDELL CHEVROLET
18TH and Good Hope rd Sc, AT 400
WHIZZER MOTOR BIKE, new condition
500. NO. ol59
BODY. refrigerator. cork insulated. rear
and SIDE door; - leet lons feet wide
~ + high inside, very reasonable
HAzLEIoN MOTORS, 500l Branch ave
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EARNS FOR SALE lCant

I2O ACRES. 20 cleared; long road front
dwelling Of 6 big rooms metal roof, new
outbuildings. streams, WELL $4,000, OF
81 900 down; balance over years. l. L.
SELF, Louisa. Va. ID
.50-ACRE TOBACCO FARM-Livable but
unimproved main house, , tobacco barns
some fruit: about 80 yards off proposed
to MorgantoWn Bridge. near Waldorf; :,C
miles from White House; cheap Tor quick
cash sale: 100 acres tiIlable. balance coro
and pulp wood OWNER, 81. 1898 u 4
COLORED VETERANS - s. 900 yearly
income possible from poultry While work.
ing in d. C: 3-acre chicken, vegetable
tsrm neat BUNGALOW: l3 miles IN Nd
VETERANS OPPORTUNITY ASSOCIATION
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Id THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c.
10,
LOTS FOR SALE Cont.


eHILLHM' j p oo c. al: Is, St 29 e,-LGt
y 20 n ~ " S'O y ~ De. u'b1 :. Is
~ bli hLDiNG LOIS, Conn ave and Jones
cheaper CHEAPER Imam paving rent. Statesmen on
9tSbRTD5SCSN- ~ IN 90, oaHGz fOslON 4
Ss4a ~ o"n ne pr 49, Eye 81 ny 81
a. LOTS FOR SALE Riverdale, Md See,
OFF istb 81 N.W-Besuriful sban5erd
r." ok n noFth OF kalmla I'd Large
deofh p % ~ AZ, inohl aBe, any a9IlTea
INC Il06 Vermont 6t ave- ." Up -I7HAFIHf69'
street and elect ;.icitv prine ~
TAIRI AK REALTY co. Fails Church
MAR MAR iI,SGIry Y, - ~. m nj.
Heishts Subdivision,R 'it @a4ie lei
s?,tl ro, -~9H no So f. Tith $50 II on
NcLeau Va CT, S615 " wy -
FiIRHILI on the ho,,1e,.ard Eif
County Va Ideally G"cetad u r" dI.a
.ookiug Lee blvd md tIae W. - 80 go
5000 each OK o6"41 aIfe+ :. n ~, pi Cf
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for Vetel ans: close IN ali utilities avail
e Die GRAHAM HALL, Realtors Vi 3Hin
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CONSTRUCTION OF HOMES S1arted j.,
ldea suburban location Cholre jdtS nov
available Phone sP oa6G ior infor i,GH
4 .u6 Benneft aye ~ '-A4Oi IA -
GARRETT PARK MD.-BeautifulIv wooded
homeslte on Keniiworth ave with ali
utilities : 600 JESSE I OFR MA anij
ia
BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOT in convenient
S For fT sPnG s pTlS go a
FIR HAS with REITZFII
ENGLISH VILLAGE. Bethesda Mo =
beautiful wooded lots about i00xiiG. one
iarins Bradley blvd. one tacins WilsoS
lane For information call Mr. JAMES,
"BEVERLY TARlIS''SA resIricted comm
2'.ty in heart OF Northwest Maryland farm
and hunt country, offers YOU fine selec-
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OF from to acres III from - 600 V ue on
cas- terms Write or phone today W. Tor
@ g n qs P'?Si 70. 1!es s"s svs Wis
BUILDING LOTS rom s. 50 up p in sunny sunny
brook Mo near District line: Street cut
snd clcctr1citv material and and monev Sa 20
IA! s. REALLY CO. 1R 2"''"' ewes .-l5 "a
m Da5SSy Nd slEd on psssss
derc Rs cson Dq 5oT shopp SG0n center Ss5y
s FRANcIso aE1GlG l4 4pa
GRO 10 Nv VII N l1 ANS. CO. largo ,ots ~
Flower ave: Beautiful Tor homesite es
GO. H Williams co.-rwo Ig-acre
r[les' 10. QUICK sale, s"id'r' 81 E 1900
s,Ivcr Spring besatifni area SFse sni los
81 }oUI ia
BEVERLY HULS-Wooded lot with high
elevation. 81 acre lti5-foot fronraar AIa
hama ave reasonably priced for quick
- OK 2202 Ia
-. tpiloNALLf FINE SITE for l4-unit
ap, mouse, Rood sc. location on paved
n,tte,i lnCAGlns SeWeF' water and gas
plifsG al oh!N SS;onu Ewes. and Sun.
Ef Va IUr6s fE ohS5' ENt- 90. with
Va FtSHER d % Realtors. @l3 New
u, - ~ RE 5000,
ffhh ron SaLt tracts OF land
" dtlss edcH fronting ABOUT 80 feet
nl3lar frnn, W,it y" "a n1shTa az dpouf
-rlpuhnne only iitil,tiee otj i 49, al9
covered fGT NOS 49, koou IotIlns IanQ
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GARAGES FOR SALE,

FACTORY Built, sizes l2x2O and 2Ox2t
STRAND BUILT overhead doors EASY
terms immediate delivery Visit our dis.
play -, o. MODELS &c lo9 Jefferson DAVIS hwy
day and holidays. or phone ia 2164
GARAGES. wood or steel frame concrete
floor, insulated. flreproof: plain or overhead
steel mill bids; sold on easy terms Cal
tor estimates DUPONT IRON WORhS
sc 18Th NV. MA 1868. IA