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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-16
BLADENBORO

.BLADENBORO, Sept. 15-Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Jordan, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jelks Taylor and
family, of Washington, D. c.
have returned home after spend
ing several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Jordan in Baden
boro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Durell Jordan of
Fayetteville are spending some
time with Mr.. Jordan's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jordan.
Mrs. Helen Buie and son,
Billy, spent Sunday in Lumber
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Freeman
celebrated their 43rd wedding
anniversary Sunday.
Misses Ruth and Wellie Mae
Trotter spent Sunday at Myrtle
Beach.
The Rev. Charles P. Burchette
Jr., returned Sunday from Kings
Mountain where he directed the
music during a week of revival
services at the Baptist Church.
Willie Vause is i'll in a Lum-
berton Hospital.
Guests of Mrs. Mettie Strick-
land over the weekend at her
home in Cerro Gordo were Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Thompson, Mrs.
Albert Thompson, and Mrs.
Bessie Fowler all of Bladenboro.
Mrs. Eugene Edwards and
her son, Jimmie, of Wilmington,
are the guests Of Mrs. Ada John
son.
Mrs. Jack Darden and daugh-
ter, Joann of Clinton and Mrs.
A. C. Dawson and daughter,
Donna, of Southern Pines were
the weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. B. Hillburn.
Friends of Mrs. Maggie But
Ter will be glad to learn that
she is showing progress in her
recovery. Mrs. Butler acct
dentally fell and fractured her
hip about a month ago while
visiting her daughter Mrs. Yates
|Spake of Morganton. Her daugh-
ter and Son-in-law Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Accardi who have been with
her since the accident returned
to Bladenboro Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E.. G.. Whisnant
and son Dan E, of Wilmington
were the weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mosley Page.
Mrs. Whisnant and son are ex-
tending their visit.
Tom Robinson of Salisbury
was the guest Sunday of Miss
Cassie Griffin, a new member
of the Bladenboro School faculty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cain
of Elizabethtown, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Johnson and sons Jerry
and Barry, of Belmont, and
James johnson and daughter,
Peggy, of Burlington were the
guests Of Mrs. Ada johnson on
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-16
DARHeadE nco,r,o~
Study fGonstitution B1 By YyosssL
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Sept. Is
Americas rising generation
should be taught the true mean
ing and significance of the Con-
stitution of The United States as
a part of Americas public school
educational system, Mrs. Roscoe
C. O'Byrne, President General
of the Daughters of the Ameri
can Revolution declared today.
School pupils should be taught
more than to become familiar
with the text of the Constitution,
Mrs. O'Byrne pointed out. EN-
phasis should be placed upon the
Interpretation of the Constitution.
ton and what it really means.
she said.
Wednesday (September ~
Constitution Day will be observed
by OAR members throughout
the country, and many chapters
of the patriotic organization will
rold special meetings. In addi-
ton, the OAR is cooperating
with the National Constitution
Day Committee in observing
this week, September 1870 as
National Constitution Week.
The National Society also will
cooperate in the 80, 900 mile trip
of the Freedom Train" which
will last a year, Mrs. O'Byrne
said.
"The fundamental American
principles, which under our
constitutional form of, govern
ment have made this nation the
greatest on earth, must be pre-
served and protected now as
never before.
"Our constitutional form of
government met its greatest
test in World War II and emerg-
ed victorious over the dictators
who sought world conquest.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-16
HIGHWAY PATROL
SCHOOL OPENS
AT CHAPEL HILL

CHAPEL HILL, Sept. 15.-R)
Approximately. 100 would-b be
highway patrolmen reported
here today as a six-weeks train
ing school for patrolmen began.
Patrol Commander H. ]. Hat
cher said that he hoped there
would be at least 100 graduates
so that the school can be built
up to its authorized strength
Of 423 men. If there are more
than 100 graduates, Hatcher said
that those who are not taken
into the patrol after graduation
would be held in reserve to fill
patrol vacancies.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-16
MCKINNEY ON BRIDGE
BL WILLIAM E. E

BIZ WILLIAM r.
Americas Card Authority
For the first time in the his
tory of the world championship
Masters pair event, the Won
Zedtwitz gold cup went to the
middle west, when Frank Weis-
bach of Cincinnati, O., and AL
len Harvey of Louisville, KY,
led the field at the end of four
sessions. Today's hand was
defended in the tournament by
Weisbach in the North and Har-
vey in the South position.
The double of a three no
trump contract usually asks
partner to lead the first suit
bid by dummy. Many players
employ this convention against
slam contracts also. Harvey had
failed to open the bidding.
When the opponents reached
four spades, he thought that he
could defeat the contract with
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-16
UDC Schedules
Meeting Wednesday

The Cape Fear Chapter, United
Daughters of the Confederacy
will hold the first meeting of the
year on Wednesday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock in the ladies parlor
of the First Presbyterian church,
Third and Orange streets.
Mrs. o. L.. Hogon, program
has arranged for an
interesting meeting. All daugh-
tiers are asked to be present as
business matters of Importance
to the chapter will be discussed
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-16
WILMINGTON MoRN1NG STAR, WILMINGTON. n. c:
Kennedy
Reveals Plans
For Wedding

Miss Gwendolyn Kennedy,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. v.
Kennedy of this city has COM
pleted plans for her marriage
to James BLAME Wilson, Jr., son
of Mrs. Dora D. Wilson OF this
city, Saturday afternoon at 5
o'clock in St. Covenant
church.
DR.. Eugene E.. Witherspoon,
pastor, will officiate during the
ceremony, and Henri Emurian,
organist of the First Baptist
church, will play the wedding
music. John Brinegar of Chapel
Hill will sing II Love Thee" and
Because"
Miss Kennedy will have as
her matron Of honor and only
attendant, Mrs. A. E. Fountain,
of Rocky Mount. The bride will
be given in marriage by her
father.
Best man will be L. r.. Clark,
Jr., of Wendell, and ushers will
be Kenneth Wilson Of Balti-
more, cousin of the groom, and
Winston Blanchard of this city.
Out of town guests expected
for the wedding will include:
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Sheppard
and Miss Grace Sheppard of
Kinston; Mrs. Zeb Williams Of
Pink Hill, Mrs. Danford Bur-
roughs of Charlotte, Mrs.
Joseph Purvis of Rocky Mount,
Mrs. frankie Wilson of Balti-
more, William W. Wilson of
Baltimore, and Mrs. L. r. Clark,
Jr., of Wendell.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-16
Leland Residents
Attend Party Given
Houston Williams

Among the numerous guests
invited for the farewell party
given in honor of Houston Will
liams at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Williams, Jr., in Lee
land this weekend were the fol-
lowing:
Houston Williams, honoree,
Mrs. Richard Gore, hostess, Mr..
and Mrs. Williams and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. James White, Mr..
and Mrs. H. W. Benton and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Rock
Benton and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Nelson and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Letha King and
daughters, Rufus Williams, Mrs.
Marion Moore and children, Mrs
B. T. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. M. Gainey and family, Floyd
Sellers, Herbert Carney, Norman
Gainey, Tylon Roper, Earl Ward,
Ralph R. D. Williams, Misses
Barbara Childs, Maude White
Gertrude and Mae Williams,
Marjorie and Elizabeth Roberts,
Mrs. Adrain Phelps, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Williams, Sr.
Many useful gifts were pre-
sented to the honoree who was
the winner of a scholarship at
Leland High school last spring,
and is planning to enter the
Wingate Junior college this fall.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-16

isSs5es The 55 target ssx: q ss;q asSs;ss'
h hflo even governmentssa. w. Groups
csnn aTa sffot to t. this DANGER Ss N.Y. S,
ply. 0p'edo and muIs
sta znm sad thrill wb.,
the breeze, they are s+, raised .
emoIlon When the sts sr r. with
g gs1a fn is played. The T's s5gl9t
w SSas sn Of feS tss oos. at he in s52St
1.-The future of our
lies in the youth of o tbis Country
Constitution 9rH is 'f the sn6 bs53. that i,
TOR fps,,,a all Americans NS; and SAa n
f should Il be. taught to def detp,t5h Thy
fi it." all attacks made s'; sss5s. !
left the Saul Freedom Train. v,:,.
i lie neIe today, will be exb Ta!'s
IN prhlladelphia, the fj rs''o.'a
nm h~ q 81 Ga
e eoa Goastl'a aa9 Day. In its s s,.'
guaa1 are 100 of Americas S SIAN
Inc train will be open III \.
public and will visit evo, 10 The
OF Importance in the city
States. VIC UnltN
AT each stop members Of
Daughters of the Americsr VI TIL
luton will cooperate with 4 4s','
N charge of the exhibit. Atta rSa
General Tom Clark VII" (''I 1,E
Gelved the idea of the FresJ w.
Train and who sought t5s
operation Of the National S ;1c g.
has declared that it will IG'. ley
a great crusade for reaws;. s
patriotism in the hearts of An..9
lean citizens. N"s'
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-16
Mrs. Edmunds Sends
Word Of Arrival
In Philippine S

A cab1egram was received
Monday by Mr. and Mrs. James
l.. Duffy conveying news OF the
arrival in the Philippines of their
daughter, Mrs. James NJ. Ed
munds, who sailed from San
Francisco, August Is.
Mrs. Edmunds was met in
Manila by Major Edmunds, and
after spending a few days with
friends in that city, the couple
will fly to Baduio, P. l., where
Major Edmunds is executive Of
ficer at Camp John Hay.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-16
Dates to Remember
TODAY

TODAY
1890 a. m.-The Wrightsboro
Home Demonstration club
will hold its meeting in the
clubhouse.
l1:00 a. m.-Temple Baptist
Woman's Missionary Union
will hold a State Mission
airy program meeting at
the church.
800 p. m.-The Wilmington
Bird club will hold it's
first business meeting in
Lounge D of the Com
munity Center. Miss En-
ma Loosen will be in
charge of the program.
$3.50 p. m.-The Mothers and
Teachers club of St.
Mary's school will hold the
first meeting of the fall
in the parish house. All
members are asked to be
present.
800 p. m.-The New Hanover
Council, No. E., Sons and
Daughters of Liberty will
meet in the Junior Order
hall, 10 IL North Second
street. All members are
invited.
THURSDAY
2:30 p. m. - Carolina Beach
Parents and Teachers as
ISOLATION will meet in the
school. Parents are urged
to attend the opening meet
ing.
300 p. m.-The East Whining
ton Home Demonstration
club will meet with Mrs.
J. Earl Sneeden, Middle
Sound.
800 p. m.-BPO Does will
meet at the Elks Temple,
400 S. Front steet.
800 p. m.-The Past Pocahon-
tas league will meet at the
home of Mrs. Ivy Barnett,
2019 Greasy avenue.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-16

Don't let coughing, sneezing, choking. re-
curing attacks Of Bronchial Asthma ruin
sleep and energy another day without try
ing Mendaeo. This great internal medicine
is tasteless n taken exactly Il directed
works thru the blood, thus reaching the
bronchial tubes and lungs. Usually starts
helping nature Immediately to remove
thick, sticky mucus, thus alleviating
coughing and promoting freer breathing
and more refreshing sleep. Get Mendoce
from your druggist today. Money bacl
guaranteed unless completely satisfied.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-16

White outlined the plans OF
study proposed in the field OF
control of atomic energy. Mrs.
Grady Kirkman presented the
plan for foreign and territorial
club work. Brona Nifong, third
vice president and director OF
Junior Section, read the pream-
BILE to the United Nations char
ter as the closing note OF the
luncheon meeting and of the
council meeting. Thus the wom-
en- went home with a clear
knowledge of the main objec-
tive of the FEEDER alton, and with
knowledge of definite steps to
take Gin the biggest task WON
en- have ever faced - that of
building permanent world
peace" as Mrs. White had said.
OLD-TIMERS
Old-timers at the council
meeting pronounced it one of
the best attended and most
stimulating Of the many held in
the As years of the Federation.
The business meetings, presid-
ed over by Mrs. Gupton, showed
that all machinery of the or
ganization is geared for a
smooth-running year; and the
institute, arranged by Mrs. Ed
M. Anderson, first v1ce-presl-
dent, proved interesting and in
formative to the many women
attending, particularly to presi-
dents of new clubs. They had
much good printed material to
take home with them, in addi-
ton to copious notes taken dur
ing the talks of good and au-
thoritative speakers. Among the
speakers participating in the
Youth Conservation session on
Wednesday afternoon, presided
over by the chairman. Mrs. j..
Henry Highsmith, were Miss
Stella Scurlock, General FEEDER
alton chairman of that import
ant committee work. A social
worker of long experience and
much training, Miss Scurlock
praised the North Carolina club
women for their work, much of
t pioneer steps in youth conser-
walton, and pointed out many
ways in which the clubs may
continue to promote youth con-
servation work. Mrs. R. H Lat
ham of Asheville, Mrs. Dennis
E. Evans of Manteo, and Mrs.
Wyatt Taylor of Raleigh. each
gave practical suggestions and
told of successful work done in
their communities.
Mrs. Gupton and Mrs. Edwin
P. Brown, second vice-president
in charge of district work, will
begin the annual tour Of dis
tricts on September Is. Each
meeting will be attended by rep
resentatives from the clubs OF
the districts. Some changes
have been made in the sched-
ule as printed in the yearbook,
leaving the correct schedule as
follows: September IS district
5, Wingate; the 18th, district 4,
Shelby; the 18th, district 3,
North Wilkesboro; the 18th, dis
trict 2, Asheville; the 10Th dis
trict one, Bryson City; the 22nd,
district 7, Greensboro; the 23rd,
district G., Salisbury; the oath,
district 9, Rockingham; the 25th
district Fuquay Springs; the
18th, district 10, Benson; the
q, district 16, Camden; the Both
district IA, Woodland; October
l, district IS, Williamson; the
End, district IL, Cherry Point;
the Bird, district II, Wallace;
the 4th, district 10, Charlton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-16
MRS. WILLIAM A. DICK

In the death of Mrs. William
A. Dick, Wilmington has lost a
figure Of dignity and nobility.
Coming as a child from the North
to the South she combined in
the highest degree the fine traits
of both sections and the perfect
poise of her personality could
only have been the outward rep
resentation of her we'll balanced
mind and soul. Her charities
were wise and numerous, and all
of her life she played the part of
a good citizen, and exemplified
the fine traits and traditions of
a generation that is fast passing
away.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-16
81 R 7 HIS
EAv ZINC

CONSTANCE FAY KING
Mr.. and Mrs. Erby King, Jr.,
announce the birth of q daughter,
Constance Fay, September 13. at
the Marion Sprunt annex. Mrs.
King is the former Lille Nav
Williams.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-16
Women Of Moose
Plan Practice
Tonight At Hall

Members of the Women of the
Moose will meet toninght in the
Moose Hall, 416 N. Front street
to practice for the chapter night
program scheduled September
80.
The meeting has been called
for 8 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-16

A rare marriage ring or love
token of the early Christian cen
turtles bears on it's circular. but
t~on-shaped chaton. a male and a
female bust, the faces turned
toward each other. Above is a
cross, the lower part of its up
right shaft much longer than the
upper part or the arms. The
ring is OF Byzantine workmanship
and is, approximately dated about
44O BIC.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-16
PERSONALS

Bill Lassiter left last night :,
Cambridge, Mass, to reslT,, " !,
studies as a sophomore at B,r'
ward university, En- route ba ~r
visit friends in HARRISBURG D. r'
and Long Island.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-16

Approximately 5000 600 50
children are studying mi
mental music in the nations
lie schools, according to The
tional Association Of Music !
chants
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-16

Miss Margaret Holmes. dauga
er of Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton {
Holmes, left yesterday for Greey
boro, to enter the Womans cd
lege of the University of Nor:
Carolina.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-16

Robert L. Bowman, Jr. d
Pittsburgh, Pa, has arrived +,
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. ~
Newman, SO Lee Drive, LAX
Forest.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-16

lord Byron, English poet, died
at Missolonghi, a Grecian town,
in 1924. He was born in 1888.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-16

Miss Martha Russell LETT S
day for Fredericksburg, Y
where she will enroll as a ire
man at Mary Washington :
lege.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-16

Miss Betty Payne has left +,
Greensboro to resume her sus
les at the Woman's college Of Id
University of North CAROLYN
She was accompanied there J.
her aunt, Miss Minnie A. Pawn
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-16

Mrs. May Livingston Burt
left Monday morning for a vi
with her brother, the Rev. w.,
B. Livingston, formerly Of vi
mington, who is now pastor
the First Presbyterian chma
Logon, West Virginia,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-16

Herbert II. King Of Tops
Sound, is a patient at jam
Walker Memorial hospital.
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

GEORGIA AVE.-Detached bldg. on lot
3712 feet wide; property now CONSISTS OF .
is included in sale price: owner leaving city
and offers for sale at unusually low price,
T Vi Dn VIM FL asseIsf rs g. q IL
ENGLEsIDE. VA, on o. s. No. 1, miles
south of Alexandria-Over acres. with
with an apartment and / cottage Of 2
ssade Exes $4,000 with cash H. Fesasa
i I CaosMSIMiERcIAI-Larse one-story build,
Ing SOLID l b,, t. c snla
room shop leading pstter%mA E5se1 MD %
ssTs cs %A 1853 Sss'l PR sa F "
commercial Triangular
let 44,4oo 50. IT, fronting on main in. THOR Or
onshare and SIDE nrcs streets most
GAS STATION. on Route No. Corner To-
ton has traffic light. 10000 So. it. Add
a tSaf lsGSS Il ss0 Il s 1888
n n TIE iaif bu NS CENTER of Clarendon
f fentason BIDS Ha on sppne s 1900 s.
s sns for stston M
NC. 2420 Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va
BRICK HoME-zoned commercial adjoin:
ing the radio bldg in Arlington Zone of
Arlinstons largest and nearest office bldss>
adjacent to Wilson blvd, Arlington Court;
bath on 1st floor. spacious rms. and bath
on End A.: full bsmt. with Law. recr. rm
and outside entrance; detached garage, oil
heat; now vacant immediate poss. may be
obtained, Call OWNER after 8 Pm
GEoRGiA AVE. NV. mr.. Allison ST
Vacant: hrst commercial. suitable for any
ton today. Presently consists of rms.
bath, gas heat. Immediate possession.
Call till 9 pm, LEO M. BERNSTEIN &
CO., 1415 K st. NV, ME. 5400. Wash
ington's Complete Real Estate institution"
end COMMERCIAL-Duke St. near Alex
andria city line. in Fairfax County, L
acre. with 3-bedrm frame house. 9s-ft
R. W. MULLEN. sill Columbia pike Ar
ist OMMERCIAL-133-ft frontage on
approximately 10000 So IT. Of prime
commercial ground in the heart OF this
high fs Incems 99m my VA. 1925. or
downtown Alex. It's, 3story brick and
needs zenovating but would house half
dozen ofices. Already zoned. Contains 7
rms. and bath and has Gear attached
garage One block from King st. steal
on today's market. Call until pm, j.
WESLEY BUCHANAN. 1901 Columbia pike
CHI. 1341. OK. 279S. 90
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WE HAVE SEVERAL APT. HOUSES, Hats
va WasH RsS1Rfss sa sSDe New YORK ave.
e 81 sfss az tor w. elevator
OBLIGATED ONCE buildins. Potential income
on long Leases to prom. tenants. Will
SS $SER A65sS rkSFfRr7 F7 I'd se
@ v ST. nR Re0%s s say ss 10as
ca sa pG Re ss1s REALTY g.
seGNIT I'd Def" four 2 bedrms., two bed
rm.. separate gas heat for each apt: ex-
cell Sc. location: For details, call til T.
ACE REALTY SERVICE. 1914 Pa. ave- Sc.
6-uNIT> APT. BUILDING: annual income
Of $4,000; good NV; location; q real value.
g gHs rrs ss HR En- D nr iao
UNITS. conv. sc. location; lovely CON-
dton excellent t lev ses
annual income For details, call It'll 8,
ACE REALTY SERVICE, 1914 Pa g ave,
"a s aRE.M ias and s-rm. and bath
home; oil heat: excel. location. No lease
e ah til nns 8 ACE e Really SERVICE ia
s. ss.d fyf 81 Art Fl Ro 151 located sub nv
Income rental approx. $40, 900. Priced to
81 SM6 S0E ST. ur shss difr' p sa
THIS is A REAL SPECULATIVE BUY, near
s sds sns p "a - ss s. ss BIZ
k 4 aiEii Rs MA1ksYxiIAND-vsluabl. property
islsa ss4a asS@s sssSp,ss
and refees aenHa to
usSs also 1a fer or
M Read W1 ss ssh W Ts fs
ssfnRA Ms ts1f IoGATEb pl
m aMa GsSe and modernized: now under ave
year lease to financially responsible tenant
Exceptional net return to investor; ,S Sss
p; 1872 az till PM VIM H. sAo Mas
FIRST COMMERCIAL, on Bladepsburg I'd;
n.e.-Live in one apt towner moving, ana
other apis. property for sale, completely
furn. including l gas and cleo; refgrs'
priced for immediate sale at 81, I'7op-
T. GRAVATTE. Reaitor, 7ss 18th st. NV,
o1 Z s. 300 ANNUAL 1NcoME-Th5ee-
nished housekeeping apartments cleo
trio refrigerators. oil heat: located near
George washington University; the center
Pftfs s flpSo h I6cHs CO.. 1908 st.
WIS MA .xr e$s3 ey nssr W. x9b sb21
brick. SOFT wide. 1O0-ft. deep. alley
corner; consists Of APPROX; Is rms.
baths: good yearly income: ideal downtown
location. Call Mr.. Jolles. ME. 5400 until
5 pm: Sunday and eyes. IA. 1919; LEO
M. BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415 K ST. NV
FAM. BRICK house, semi
Diet. Each apt, has pvt, entrance with mod
windows, screens. Venetian blinds, Every
thing in Al condition. Beautiful furniture
in 2 apis. plus 3 refrigerators, stoves:
etc, included In sale Can get LIST trust
$40. 900, 4aps. SIS mo. Pride. complete
as above, sI4.95O. Call Mr.. Barr Ii. 1892.
with MR. MALCOLM, MA. 1858.
COLORED-163O 9Th ST. N.W.-Row
brick, converted into apis: over S130
per month income: occupied by colored
only S11750 with $1,000 cash. CHAPMAN
REALTY CO.. RE 1916. 20
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STORES FOR RENT.

ARLINGTON, Just of Lee hwy. opp. Hot
shoppesp nJ for oees' psintiEn6gs shop, etc
SEVERAL WEIL- &c 4 Ed STORES for
rent; one may suit your business. Equipped
6arbershop for rent; MA. 4639. b..
So it.. additional space in basement for
Located an IN til. the hear: Of the doxntqEn
further details apply. LEO NJ BERNSTEIN
4 CO. 1915 K St. NV Me 1900 -29
9th AND STS. N.W.-Large store. 21iax
Of m nd naPs sy 0r
; ) sToREs b BE INC ERECTED between 9Th
m na fR f 1n R 5 each one S Sxso IT,
with 5-rm. apt. above and gear garage.
$3.50 per mo-: completed by Dec. l. FRED
ER1CK 4. BLuMER CO.. 6l7 Pa. ave, sc.
aI64 Mt. PLEASANT ST. N.w.-2o by Zoo
restaurant: same tenant 25 yrs: equip
ment auction 2sth; possession Sept, L.
STORE $40 E Mr.. 18th AND PARK RD.-Won-
derful location. Call Republic 1897. 80
it.. suitable for high.elass shop: consider
long lease HARRIET HoLTHER, agent.
D DR LocArIoN-corner bldg.
now under construction, large list ar store
with Offices above for doctors 4 dentists,
hG!s sSHR ARD Co. s1 i4ns sep st. n LEo
AVAILABLE 1yT September 1. nrst-hoor store,
io sIsa sds Sndo% s peT
75s 18th st. NV, Df. $3.50. Is
es p 81 a;s S Es fs s d ssfss c GA
pletely modern, just the location for q
SESSIONS dsFSSsT Go Rsaos
1907 H St, NV, MA. $500. ~