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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-10-07

SALESV1LLE = Mr.. and Mrs
Wayne Kuhn visited Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Stillion.
Rev. Ralph Yarnell and mother
Margaret Yarnell, of Marietta
visited Monday with James Still
lion and family, and other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. James ST. Clair
were business callers in Cam
bridge, Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Bundy and
children visited Mrs. Bundy's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E T. Han,
nahs, over the weekend.
Mrs. Clyde Lynn, Quaker City,
Mrs. John Goodwin and daugh-
tiers, Cambridge route four, were
recent callers at the home of Miss
Winnie Frame.
Mrs. Rosa st. Clair, recently a
patient at st. Francis hospital,
Cambridge, has been removed to
the home of her son, Harold st.
Clair and family. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith and
family of Columbus visited re-
Gently with Mrs. Rosa st. Clair.
Mrs. Belva Neuhart and chill
dren were recent Barnesvil1e yis-
itors.
Huck st. Clair was a Cam
bridge business caller Wednes-
day. Ssasss, g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Powell of
Mt. Ephraim visited with the
Eschbaugh family Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sidel, of
Cambridge, Mr.: and Mrs. Howard
Carpenter, Richard and Robert
Eschbaugh. of Quaker City,route
spent Sunday evening with Leona
Eschbaugh. $500
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sidel of
Cambridge and Leona Eschbaugh
of this place attended the funeral
of Mrs. Rebecca Dingus Monday
at Palestine.
Harold Eschbaugh has returned
here from Fort Bragg N: c.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-10-07
SOUTH OLIVE

SOUTH OLIVE - Mrs. Nora
RoWlands was a business caller
in Caldwell one day last week.
Mrs. Grace Ullman and family
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Clark.
Mrs. Vesta Davis is spending
some time with her daughter,
Mrs. Byron Starkey, of Colum-
bus. Mrs. Starkey is recovering
at her home from an operation
few days ago.
Irvil Tilton and family spent
the weekend with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Tilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Huber
day and family, of Canton, spent
the, weekend with Mrs. Huber
days mother, Mrs. May Ball and
family.
Mrs. John Pryor and Mr.. and
Mrs. Rath Pryor visited Mrs.
Charles Blake one day last
week.
Relatives received word Sat-
urday that Walter Velosky, of
Macksburg, is confined in Mar
ietta hospital following an ac-
cident which he received while
working on the Pennsylvania
railroad Friday.
James Milestone, of Barnes
vile, spent the weekend at the
Edward Harper home. He is en-
ployed as assistant manager of
Moore's store in Barnesville.
Several from here attended
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who accompanied him to that
city for a weeks visit.
Mrs. c. H. Meek spent several
days the past week at the home
of her son, Carlos Meek, and
family, of Senecaville. Her
grandson, Duane Meek, has been
removed from Good Samaritan
hospital, GAINESVILLE, to his home
there and is now improving.
Mary Weaver and Lucy Gull
er were in GAINESVILLE one day
the past week: ..>
Rev. Marie Tschappat was in
Caldwell Monday on business.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-10-07
MIDDLEBURG

MIDDLEBURG - Those who
attended the party of Imogene
Carol at Dungannon Tuesday
evening were Walter Mitchell
Paul and Ray CLARK, Of Middle
burg.
Robert Hartman and Charles
Clark were callers at Marietta
Wednesday.
Several from this vicinity at
tended the public sale Saturday
afternoon of Addie Heddleson on
Heddleson ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Clark
and sons, Jackie and Lloyd, were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Clark and son, Wayne,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph PARCEL
and children, of KeithtoWn, Mr.
and Mrs. Winifred Dearth and
family were Sunday guests of
| Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Mitchell and
family, of Middleburg.
w. A. Whealdon, of Caldwell,
was a caller here Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph PARCEL
and daughters, of Keithtown,
spent Wednesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Mitchell and family.
Curtis Lamp, James Whealdon,
Walter Love, Mae Johnson and
son, Harry, and Almeta HeddIe-
son were callers at Caldwell on
Saturday.
Mr.s sand Mrs. Leland Clark
and sons spent the weekend
with relatives at Canton.
James Whealdon was a caller
at Columbus Saturday.
Mr., and Mrs. John Morrison
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Jew
EFT Morrison were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Vanfossen,
of near Lowell.
Ruth Border, Of Dungannon,
spent the weekend with Miss
Annabel Clark and Mildred
Eichhorn, of Middleburg.
Walter Love was caller at
West Virginia Sunday after
noon.
Charley and Leland Clark
were callers at Macksburg Sun
day evening.
James Whealdon was a caller
at Caldwell Monday morning.
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few days last week visiting rel
atives and friends in Caldwell
and Summerfield.
Rev. and Mrs. Orvi1le Adds,
of Canton, spent a few days last
week with Mrs. Adds mother,
Mrs. Ella Harper.
Mrs. Ella Harper has returned
home after visiting in Akron and
Canton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond McFee
and son spent the weekend with
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SUMMERFIELD

SUMMERFIELD - Regular
meeting Of the American Leoior
Auxiliary was held Friday eve.
ming at their new home. Plan,
were made to purchase equip.
nent for the purpose Of com.
pletely furnishing their new
kitchen. During the business
meeting, two new members were
added to the organization.
The auxiliary and Legion post
recently purchased the Ben
Ruble property for their future
home.
Dinner Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Kullman, of
Columbus, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Bode, Ida Hartshorn were din
ner guests Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bode.
Six O'clock Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Havener
entertained at their home on the
Pike road, Friday evening. with
a six o'clock dinner. Guests in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Capell Hor-
ton, of Florida, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Horton, Lille Chapel.
William Brister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Reed and children, Linda
and Jimmie Reed, DR.. and Mrs.
G. B. Taylor, host and hostess.
The Horizons were weekend
guests at the Havener home.
Weiner Roast
The Sunshine Sunday school
class and their families will en-
! JOY weiner roast Friday eve
ming at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dean Oliver.
Club Party
The $50 club and their fam
lilies met at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dean Oliver, Wednesday
evening, in honor of the birth
day anniversary of Mrs. Oliver.
1t was a complete surprise. The
club members served a pot luck
dinner and presented Mrs. DIV
er with lovely gift.
Farm Outing
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davidson
of Canton, are enjoying an out
ing on the old Davidson home
stead near Summerfield.
Town M 4arsnin., Co-,r.,o
A lovely candlelight service
was observed at the local Meth
odist church Sunday evening
with Rev. Marie Tschappat in
charge.
The pastor announced that re-
vival services which began Mon
day evening at the Whigville
Methodist church will continue
each evening this week with the
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of Saturday night.

4 Z.
Regular service will be OBJ.
served at the Sunmerfielc
church Sunday morning but nc
evening service in order that the
members of the congregation
might attend the revival al
Whigville.
Personals
Mrs. Puma Smith, of Sarahs-
vile, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Den
bow, of Columbus, were visiting
Mary Day the weekend.
For the past week, Rev. and
Mrs. t. B. Orr, of Gallon, Lewis
Love, of Kent State University
and Junior Love, of Ohio State
University, and Rex Orr, of San
Diego, Calf, have been visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross Love.
Mrs. Ruth Craig, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Nora Richner, has returned to
her home in Columbus. Other
guests at the Richner home Sun
day, were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bishop and son, of Bellaire.
Raymond Fogle attended the
funeral of his aunt, Mrs. Mary
Lou Fogie, at Perryopolis, Fri
day afternoon.
Virginia Fogle, Parkersburg,
W. Va, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond FogIe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis King visited
Sunday afternoon in Marietta.
Recent callers at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Horton were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bode,
Blanche Richey, Georgia Bari
rett, of Columbus, Harry Fow-
ler and K. R. Rucker, of Newark.
Charles Wharton and Howard
Wharton were in Caldwell Mon
day on business.
Mrs. Frank Warren, of South
Olive, and Mrs. Buck Hesson, of
Caldwell, visited one day the
past week with Mr.. and. Mrs.
George Amos and Davis Reed.
Gertrude Cutler, of Columbus,
visited the weekend with her
parents; Mr.. and Mrs. j. K.
Cutler.
Mrs. Blanche Richey and
Georgia Barrett, of Columbus,
were dinner guests Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Weaver and
Friend Calland.
Sunday guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shackles
were Mr.. and Mrs. Orton Wiley,
of Byesville, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Babs, of Cleveland, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Shackles and son, Olive
community, Evelyn Kellar, of
Cambridge, Beulah Day and
sons, Donnie and Glenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Kormas, of
Canton, visited Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Wire Fowler.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. X. Pryor en-
tertained the following guests on
Sunday, Ida Pryor and daughter,
Ethel, Mrs. John Sealock, Miss
Mayme Sealock, of Caldwell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Calland, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Danford.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Larrick and
family and Leona Wheatley mot
ored to GAINESVILLE Saturday and
were accompanied home by L.,
A. Wheatley, of Cuyahoga Falls,
for the weekend.
Mamie Friday, of Newark, Wis
tied at her home here over the
weekend.
K. r. Rucker has returned to
his homo in Newark after visit
ing his niece, Mrs. Mary Horton,
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Mrs. Emily Harper.
Mrs. Edward Harper has been
i'll for several days.
Or. Thompson, of Caldwell,
was professional caller in
South Olive Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Guy Brown, of Caldwell,
visited her daughter, Mrs. How
ard Devoll, Jr., and family one
day last week.
Mrs. Nella Swain, Mrs. Mary
Ball and Mrs. Howard Devoll Jr
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-10-07

the football game at Caldwell on
Friday evening.
Mrs. Earl Clyrner and daugh-
ter and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nc
Donald and son visited Howard
Devoll Sr., Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Pearl Wood, of Brewster,
and Mrs. Glen Johnson, of New
comerstoWn, called on friends
and relatives one afternoon last
week. ...-.
Mrs. Winnie Warren spent a
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HOUSES uhFuRNlsHEp.

NFW GROOM BRICK BUNGALOW, never
nrctIpied: bedrooms, full basement. auto.
Gas heat and h.-w. stove refrlserator'
sshsdes and screens: la blocks to D. c.
i;ne Immediate possession. Sl25 mo
COLLEGE, PARK-Frame, = rooms and
h bsts: eosi heat s125. Call HY. 9l5s
VIII ;1tf1 LEASE R MppffzAcHED pfrAcHED s-room brick
house, suitable for doctor or oentis.; io-
Gated on Minnesota ave. 70 AHscIsSfs An 9SE r. :
Sali Monday, HARTMAN Il, KEAL1p9' ,Et1a9 ny;
HREAuTfFUL FURNISHED HOSSE. Deq- ep-
rms Sc: ali utils. furn.; children PEI
mitted: available Oct; J. Gad Gad srss oa and
or wi. 9642 days; OR. olso ewes
Ss;n1nGdniyGAN SnnGdnaiyGS.A PARK-1oas crittenden ne ne:
= rnas rec. rn, oil s.ch.; excellent an; eoaiu;
preSent rent, SS5. for responsive teha.t !, :
shnne vi 6537 after 6 pm. Monoay' ~.
ROCKyIILEI1 block from posi- ,s
bus Al door: 10 rooms, g baths klsenr n
ems; on h.-w.h- Rent part ior roomeFs vs "a
tourists. 100 west Montsomery ,,,rs ave
SMTfpkers Mf invited Will rent or SELL oWssH'
Ms.aaRYLAND, silver -spring-Liv. rm;. din:
si5o mo. S2i@s jazz HSYss 9sth iRssa0IpSU nc. pU. s4
sos TIMsFnsi,woep Im.1. ~ .os AVE. Sill, srK: MD.
lsdrms;: beautiful I'd: bii Hss from busline:
tts tss - Dis Nv. mo ps. $50. sassssLD LusTiNE
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SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLANo.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

BETHE sDA-Nev det: brick homes; on...rx 8
dq pt1 ae Thsr Electric eo1nes Tanse ans
radio; ra9io XII Kit. exhaust fan; ELECTRIC clock;
ssstsc sFsye wo sei9ss $780, ess or fRaNk s. PHLLP hi
BRiApLEY Bi hf1h wooDs-Exclusive. restricted
1ooded 1fsod HGs land; u beautiful picture windows
take full advantage Of the splendid ,si.n sle,
ssnter han plan. Excellent yslpe ss.S e s54 or
sSfsK SSS sSiyE sHisf H!Lsfbs HbG 81 raj: as whit.
SsIy''o Beauty Of lines s completely restored and
yet anosher day y m
A Kit: powder rm; 1 ise. bsdrms:. g baths;
oil heat pSiesd ,e sell In cs ss6 ME-
GMAITHERSBURG M AREA-Eisht acres, and
a substantial 5-rm. and bath frame house;
large rms, excel. eond.. unnn; attic, Goal
Of fruits and berries; 8 acres fertile land;
sIi.250; terms. E. 8, PRICE 4 CO., 1lso1
asGsfs asRfksrT aye PARk, M ND Mp. 01 f. " Afsyl.
$1,000 down. To INSPECT, call A. M,
beautifully HANDICAPPED lot. on a corner
Psfe ps Mss sloIosi Ip4isY FG5 E fa1RsIR
Washington st., Kensington. Md. PL 9a7s
RryERpALE-a-family home. near q new
Shopping center and busline; can be
Gnanced Gi with $1,000 cash and approx;
$50 a month. which includes taxes and
.esSsanss ssas1 snd se9 szo
REAkTY Ss 5sg eo W. asss S.dr ~, reg g., 1;i.t
aHIht oii am. heat, nes-houss sond. vasant
s' say ,si, e.. 800 sassm sssa
cstsd estdnns near Schools and tIsn.port.tion; On
aIfs nss ioed Ios T,aa Su1 rol d.. ea kDwRD
HeEMEAR; gsaiSsT; sH :. aS: 200 :, N. mi mos,
ieeatss on .las. asr roof p
recreation room: i, gss ao; Soms nead don't % 5ax To to
see this one by .ppointmens~ ~ EDWARD
HoIMEAp, sp,J RsaltST % a.ssei,a, sH sg9s; E Sr,ek
baths. studio-iivins room. Library. sewins
room or den and plenty of closet space;
ssass e. EbwssD p5fs e.
sfalSei; sfIVHK ssPRrSG 'sPEcIAI1s14,soo fos
this attractive, moaern. well-kept home OF
Excellent W buy. MITCHELL QUICK, 81.
gT3I: ewes, Mr Shcrp.rd, CHI. 1857. 2s'
5605 JOHNSON AVE. Bethesda. Md
Alta yfsta-3-bedrm. brick, Ia oaths'
Venetian blinds: modern. OWNEk. 81
afternoon and sun. ST 500; -.s
BEFORE IT'S TOO. LATE look over ms
brick bunsalow Y sn-
yer Spring; lots of room, nice nelGho0ls,
good fireplace and heating plant. auiet
street where the children are .1ts,ns sals noom II
ffne sfape and up to the minute: $13.-
$50. r. r. RIPLEy, Nesl.or. 81, olu.
uf no snvser. 81 1920. Mr.. Hume
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W. tcont. }

LOVELY 6-RoOM BRISk ny hoM5snhEpne !, h.ipe
ziRwEs zff Nc safR Reaors aas Ez ssse Re
rms. ms" and bath basement gas heat; nice
clean house. price and terms right, Cal
NJ M5s. g2leyi; i;oS5 Nj ll44. FORD E, morgan R
WooDLEY RID, near Conn. ave; center
hall plan; 10 rms. 3 baths: 2-story tapes
y md 'fs5 eor vtR sss ncome ePs butn
rage: substantial cash required. THoS.
L. PHILLIPS, WO. 1900 until pm.
S2ARfNG ,;fl iSGni COMPLETION in most desirable
NV. section; several brick homes on spa
cious lots, center-hall plan, powder rm. in
f.aii bsmt. win M lsSatory, gas heat. exec, e,
asnss appt: J. neHfssR a1NsERe. Re. 1853; eves "a
NEAR NEAR 18th AND SPRING KD.; s1a,s5o.;
tapestry row brick. home; contains 8
rooms and bath, double rear glass-inclosedd
porches; fully equipped kitchen on 2nd
family occupancy; oil INV; heat; deep
Gail RA. 1924 or FRANK S. PH<LLlPs,
OF OPEN Il EVENINGS. 6 to 3. e1a Hamilton
ST. NV: row brick with . bedrms. and
:. inclosed porches. deep lot with garage
TAcING CATHEDRAL, on woodley road:
bedrooms. /. baths, earase, e,! fine servants .an
quarters; large rooms in & excellent Mr cor eon-
meTman. alsiGns 0s1atu' Wo lsse: e ewes vi. tas5
MARsTELLER; MccABE & CO.. NC
OWNER LEAVING CITY next week ana and
loft. row brick house. overlooking parS
near Missouri ave. and sth st NV; :
baths, :? electric refrigerators can be use used
for = families. To inspect call GE. 300
OWNERS TRANSFER sACRIFICE-This
5-rm brick home, located, Just of New
Hampshirs ave. can be bought Tor as
essqP,Hey, sn7REps Gs1 Re 1873 $3.50 tn I g% NJ
ss1s ssHo esSd ss4n9 ave rooms bssSs
o.h.-wh., full bsmt., det garage; a det
DRSsNER r'RfiS f4"e l4s4 s' st. lot nv cs sA soss
home, HU. 6l49.
VIC. 18th AND COLUMBIA RID. Nv
Beautiful brick semidetachea Tour Ge1
n2ea unsr heat &c almost Jas nes s as snow
e You u this house THos. E: JARRELL GO.
fSai' ;S,s 81 j. 45ii HIGHLANDS. "crestvood,
area-1mposing home Of stone and brick
construction, with living room, dining
ist"i lst Il; Aetd 1 BEDROOMS, : baths on md n;
attic. recreation room servants apt. OF
> rooms and bath; slate ROOF; lot ndo oox 90
owner leaving ci5g PRICE sa1 1RAvATTE nea re
Realtor T!9 18th st NV, MA. 0153.
CONVENIENT TO BUREAU OF Standards
rocilial schools; this 5-bedrm.. 2-bath
home. completely rehniShed and redeeo-
rated; lily. rm. with fireplace, large dining
room porches. oil INV. heat; terms
THos. L PHILLIPS, Wo. 1900 until 8
pm 35ls g, Conn Ii :. -ooms 81,
ba this. bedroom and bath on first floor;
> bedrooms and bath on End f.; living,
dining rooms and kitchen, all large; recre-
tian cali TEE 1aaS after q n m Dos
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HOUSES WANTED TO sur.

HAVE CLIENTS who hsye o6o good sa cash ,,ndsr pay
What have you? Call M. B. WEAVER
CHARLES 5: GUM has clients ., va,,ins q n,
to purchase homes In any sectiSna B%a Of Wash
IF PROMPT ATTENTION TO the sale or
your home. business or investment prop
erty Is what you desire, call A. HUM
PHRIES. Realtor. sO8 North Capitol. EA.
Gao. Fres .pps aisals Results since lsls:
in nearby Prince Georses County. NO
eHsSiE GISER4E Of ,i'th The Brazilian Air Force de-
with 4 or bedrms., recreation rm. and
large liv. rnl. II desirable. will consider
2-year. lease. Call DE. 5000. Ext. IT,
QUICK is THE NAME. and quick will be
the action in buying your home for casn.
MITCHELL QUICK, ST. 1922, RA. 34is.
s.E. PROPERTY WANTED. Several buyers
waiting with cash, WALDO HARRIS Ii
gssSi RkfvA4E ne PHaTY fiti viii! pay all cash for
D. c., white or colored. MR.. GINBERG,
RE T1O6 Ewes, RA. 1926. rs
WANT HOUSE, suitable fer boa riding or
rooming NV. section preferred. Call
RA 64oO from q to IL m only -
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE.

EDELMAN MOVING & STORAGE Co
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus furnl-
tlre as part payment on your moving,
storage. IA. 2937, after Z pm, GE. i4l6.
SAFETY STORAGE & TRANSFER Co
Individual compartments as low as S3 per
month Moving local and long distance; r,n.;
or TIE. ) lss; Sun. and ewes, TE 1853.
HOUSEHOLD MOVING between Washing
ton. D C. and Eastern, Southern or Middle
West states For free estimate. phone ST.
1895; nights and holidays phone Bruns-
wick. Md. 1886 and reverse charges.
FURNITURE VAN, two expert movers; 80
hour; every piece sua5anteed agsinsst. s.ss gam
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE moving.
packing, storage; will take surplus furnI- m
ture as pay on moving. GLOVER TRANS
MovING ACROSS THE STREET or aerosa
the country, safe storage in ~ sepaTats
UNION STORAGE CO.. NC. est 1905
SMALL JOBS-Pers. effects. baggage. etc;
1878 minimum; any time days. eyes,
suns ANACOSTA MOVERS. Ak 6446
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HOUSES FOR SALINE. tcont.

BRICK COLONIAL, det, 8 rooms: 8 bed
rooms, rooms, III III baths. fireplace; slate slate roof. .a
beautiful rec. .rm. gas heat; house well
sso b5Ws: 1s 10 sf1a =. q No p i1s hs
way Apt, Just Oh Minnssota ave; fun
GonDsfEN osd. fas Bros IA i4ss JESS st. tn. NV PM
TWo-FAMHY HOME in NE. section.
Both apis. vacant. WIN give you . home
sRa has 6 nans heat Is .eH snd
saE.'i s'.ssR:s!S .ilfss VI TsS' eo
wodDsibes d lib & nx n1 ss4f family
rage; 6 nice-size rms. and bath, ample
aSms fsss' full II ss
very good condition, Reasonably priced,
ksal5ass 4 5sss' pH T5th syys: skowS REALTY CORP
iS1i QUEEN ST. NE.-s1. 900 down. ss5
mo; prise SIG,;sae; r1Ss1s sisSs' bath hest eoi
Iss UHLAND ST. S.E.WVacant: 81 200
down. possession with full down payment;
row S0Gms Bas Des Morris Cohen a
aun1sT g. sr. ra NJ s sess 81 R1ns aE 5sst
LINCOLN PK.-1O RMS.
sons; income quoted as 500 per mo. with
apt. for owner; price includes M all furniture
ssss sieR invited: y andly shown by .DDt.' AT
'' THE GABLES co.
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

S-BEDRM APT, in vicinity of 14th and
Sheridan SITS. NV. avail. in exchange for
l-bedrm. apt, in vicinity of Spring I'd. n W.
WILL EXCHANGE -bedrm., new apt, sc.
washington, for similar apt. in Manhattan,
N Y DE 1878 or RE. 1888. -
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Nearby Md-one of the most attractive
buinsaiows large iv rm with fisepl MODEL
screened porch, full bsmt. oil &C. heat;
built-in garsge. House is in perfect con-
dition; Fully insulated with, storm sash.
TO inspect. cali Wo $500 till . pm.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
COLORED-NR. 18th AND SPRING RD.
-6 lovely rms, incl. porches, gas heat,
haray1ed .Sy 9s m noors sarase BY appt. Mr..
eoEokEDNisth eoESRIi ioEi and EUCLID SITS. NV.
Colonial front porch and picture window,
ggRcio+o realty. NE, 1911; ewes: and
eohoREb-:ssSS e1n Eb: ssS5' powN-e-tamliy III hat.
2 rms, kit. and bath each. Investment or
home. All modern conveniences. DE. 1905;
eohoRED@sf eon XII s4sY 200 DowN-1ovel, % 5-Toom
semidet. brick, auto, gas &C. heat; hard
wood floors, Memo tile bathroom. built-in
tub and showers, full basement with sep
eoHoREDMlsai e616Ffi Nl spiti iktAiLoRAMA KD. NV
Vacant; title ready; II rooms. 3 baths:
reduced to sis.5oo Tor quick sale. Open
for inspection daily from $40, to $50
1ssl or 9zkRL * aRRt cil MApfH NJ nsassrs co "a
cohoREbGFrRsT eesh Ri NV 81 sSas scoaasMERc1AL. 1900
III M Mr. st HzRRIs 2EPissd fsi to ss sD'sEE
ccdoGIGoRED-e7ao 18th ST. N.w.-This is
story Se IN ne to esn Rss ae
sssn Sss BY ntp appt: only s.n with HARRY coHES
e6IokEb-6NLY e6i RED: SN pSss $3.50 DOWNS rms;
bath, gas, cleo. 2 kits; near stores and
Rh2Ey c. siv'5s Rb 1881, ewes rs sOS5T
coLoRED-coLUMB1A RD., mr.. sherman
nosche must bath 81 sod osn pGs hss
msnts ao ' E. M AIKEN. 500 bS'' H st, St, NV.
cooLoR2Ip,-ATTENTIoN, DOCTORS AND
Rr stMA s-rm. White Viii ia tapestry coioniai. front
sS%f sssa So 'Sff Wash Rsa ca NE Vi s is
e6LoRaD-e,so e6 5RiG; 18th ST. N.w-Mod-
8 baths, H" e'h:lWzh.. tir fuli 6asement, row
ter, M with A. N pRAfsNGR, i4o4 [ St.
eoLokEpsNo. eS NA ssSoS; e ssms xDsMs M GSS 81 NV
Colonial al-front white tapestry brick; 6
rms, porches, oil h.-w;h; metal garage;
eoLoREb0lsSo a5 ds or s. BIR' sIs0 IRVING ST. NV.
unusqal bargain in home and
8 apt. units baths; mostly furn.; INV h.
oil; extra lot; ? garages; newly dec. Reas.
down payment, Phone No; os3s or TU.
esas aSifs5s home 14oo Blk
of 9th ST. NV rms: full bsmt; Fine
terms. Call URcfoLo REALTY. Me,
1871: ewes. and Sun, co. 5160. ~
COLORED-IOO9 3rd ST NV rooms,
bath, Arcola heat; $1,000, 1900 cash.
horses. frst &C comm: ~ $1,000 for both
Unit block Of Florida ave. NV: first
comm, rooms. bath, h.-w.h.; $4,000
Arcola heat to settle estate $500.
500 block End st ne; 2-family flat
rms. bath each Arcola heat: S14 900.
50 500 cash GUY Thinner, 1929 ] 1th
st. NV, North 4901. ~
Evening star., 1948-09-27
CLEVELAND PARK

Legislators and diplomats VIII do well to
investigate this fine Woodley rd. property
offered for lease: large. spacious rooms.
desisned for gracious living and enter
tanning. elsborately furnShed;, four twin
size bedrooms, two full modern baths;
sun deck: two servants rooms and bath;
storage attic: fun basement and garaGe;
striking grounds and surroundings, located
aouit children only; may consider sale.
csil MI. Franklin, with JAMES L. DIXON
A. CO, ST. 1900 ewes, GE. 90l1 l. 20
Evening star., 1948-09-27
co. APIS. FOR SALE

6-RM. APT-Large entrance hall living
rm, 8 bedrms.. dining rm.. kitchen. new
tile bath. Phone OWNER. NO. 6046 bet.
FoR GIMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY at Naylor
Gardens-1 bedrm apt, price $3.50
requirements, veteran and approved mem
Housing Assn For further informal ton,
write Box 401. 1907 Col. rd. NV -2g
Evening star., 1948-09-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

COLORED-BARGA1N
| ! 90 block Neale st. ne; 6-rm. brick, gas
heat. cement front porch. back porches,
inclosed recreation rm.. extra rm. suitable
for bsmt. apt, garage. large back yard
Immediate possession; ideal for 2 families;
priced for quick sale; exclusive With
MAURICE KAY, 1910 Vermont ave. NV.
Colored-Excellent Buys
NE, 9th and K-e-rm row brick, con-
crete front porch, full basement. det.
garage: excellent neighborhood; perfect
condition; possession.
SE.-6-rm. row brick, full basement.
front and rear yards. 8 twin size bed
properties can be purchased with mod
crate down payments. Call for appoint
ment to inspect.
ST. 6060