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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-30

Prettyman, DeLashmutt And
Prettyman, Solicitors
49, Rockville, Md.
Order NiSi-
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, AS
A COURT OF EQUITY
No. 1O,943 Equity.
tx In the Matter of
Elaine P. Heiskell,
Non Compos Mentis;
Elaine Heiskell, Committee.
ORDERED, this 18th day of
September A. D. 1913, by the Cir
cult Court for Montgomery County,
as a Court of Equity, that the
Auditors Fourth Report filed in
the above entitled cause, be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or
before the 25th, day of October
next: Provided a copy of this order
be inserted in some newspaper
published in said Montgomery
County, once in each of three sue
cussive weeks before the said 25th
day of October, 1913.
CLAYTON X. WATKINS
Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Montgomery County.
True Copy-Test:
CLAYTON X. WATKINS,
1868 Clerk
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-18

~on'ltuo oii o. ~ssh on, T. Unaffected by best
- psH,u psfmsnsnh sod swish h'rao'
Known snd Used Tor over 50 ysafi Your
dealer Wi sye your money eses It YOU rs "ot
1000 istiitsd.
Have IN esy. professional anel'ea''on st your
i.ya,as besIt, shop or buy Lsuevss Of any
cosmsue department Or drugstore.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-18

Lady Bundfant played hostess
10 her bridge club, turned il into
a pre- Yuletde party and invited
IN extra guests for the singing
Of carols and Just fun galore
down in their new rumpus room,
with one Of the longest and most
elegant bans you ever did Spy,
ris done ali IN green and ihO
cnine room Is furnished mod
crnlsucally with plano and all.
as DR. 3undla ant is quite con-
nolscur Of Bach and Beethoven.
a lcw of the Bundrants guests
yer Dr. and Mrs. Elias Dixon.
DR.. and Mrs Elias Dixon, Dr..
and Mrs. William Arnold. d.
and Mrs J. Fitzgerald. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Carol Strickland, DR.. ana
Mrs. George Bran, DR.. and Mrs.
JOHNNY Green. Atty and MIS-
Joe Brown and Dr.. and Mrs j..
stanton.
And over al DR.. and Mrs.
Elias DlXons. also Of Boston
Blvd. Santa has come and
already Jeff in their gorgeous
manSe a televiSlon set Sala
DR.. Dick. faint no use 70 wait
Tor Xmas; so he upped and in
vited IN on Sunday some OF
the ether pals Of the profession
and listened awhile and looked
ashaSt at the game OF the Chi
caeo Bears
And twas ditto at the Chicago
Boulevard nome Of Mr.. and Mrs
C;eorrc Sawyer where Santa has
also delivered tclevision set,
and ON Sunday they All sat
around and enjoycd It no end.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-18
Testimonial Reception Held
In auditorium OF School

Past and present teachers. administrators and mem
bers of the Parent Teachers Association Of the Hggnbot
school gathered in the auditorium Wednesday night
December g. TO pay tribute 10 Madams Benice Hoagland
and Bernce Griffin White Both teachers have rendered
than twenty years Of devoted and untrng service al
the Ilggnboham school. The reception was given by the
PTA with more thav three hundred persons attending
Gifts of gorgeous platinum gold ieweed lapel watches
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-18
BOAhD MEMBER

The Assistant Superintendent
nl the Detroit Public schools.
MI MarqW Slattucks Was ~
hand 10 cNicud greetings ana
communications on behalf of
,hc Detroit, School Board ON
cis participating on the program
included Robl G. p Heath Mr.
james Smith prcsldcn, of the
Carver Progressive Cub. Mis-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-18

Rallord ST. 10 attend the wed
ding reception of Dr. and Mrs
Frank Raliord Jr,. Sunday al
the Abba House.
BUNDRANTs
Cupid'S working overtime but
Santa's on the scene Over a.
the Boston Blvd home Of Dr..
and Mrs Hcrshel Bundrant. San
IA is already much in evidcnce
as was seen on SATURDAY. when
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-18

S,iurdav some Of Jeanette's
,end, got together and show
III ON iiilc bride with gifts
IT, AZ The Parish House of ST
4 pr.ans. and with the coolies
rihs that poured in Sunday
inc cccption. me thinks that
snd Mrs Bunkie Hill have
blhnc tu say 10 Santa.
And IN tho mail we ind in
lies from Or and Mrs. Frank
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-18
B i I S OF
BAN 7 E RING
By.....BOBBYE

&kaMkAA By....B OBBlE
{snta Has Already Been There! Reception for Dr. and
NJ, Bunke Hill; DR.. and Mrs. r Raiford Jr
And there is nothing for Santa to bring -or So
seems those who attended the wedding reception ten
aered newlyweds, DR.. Bunke Hill and jeanette Jones
the home of the brides parents on Firwood on Sunday
Evening star., 1948-06-24
MOTOR Trade Agrees
On Closing Hours

The Washington Automotive Trade
Association last night voted to retain
the present agreement among the
dealers on closing hours.
Earle o. Baker, association presi-
dent, said some dealers desired to
stay open later to sell used cars and
that few were doing SO. But, he
said, Washington dealers had worked
many years to attain 'businessmen's
hours"
Under a voluntary agreement
made in 1916, car dealers in the
Washington area decided to close
not later than $50 pm. Mondays
through Fridays, to close at pm.
Saturday and to stay closed Sunday
and holidays.
Prior to the war, the dealers did
restrict their hours.
Mr.. Baker and majority Of the
members stated that they wanted
to keep the present agreement
one by which they can spend a
reasonable amount Of time with
their families. The $50 members
Evening star., 1948-06-24
Junior Misses
:BIouses, s2''' and s3'''
We're $3.05 to $6.95

400 junior misses blouses of cotton and rayon
in classic styles with long and short sleeves
or dressy styles with embroidery and cotton
lace trim on long and short sleeve styles. White
only. Sizes to IS.
Sweaters nubby kn Cardigan and spovers In
large coors Sizes "a to 40 Were $495 and $695
Now --- --------------------S2 S295 and S4.95
Cotton in prints stripes and checks One and two
variety of coos Sizes to Is Were $795 to
s1oe5 Now S5.95
prints and solids Rayor fae butcher
and jerseys in one and Wopece Styles
colors Sizes to 15 Were $1295 to $685. Now
S8.95 to S12.95
20 Rayon Dresses mostly navy -dresy styles few
prints the group Sizes to IS. Were $295 ard $685.
Skirts Of rayon fae with cummerbund waist and
Sizes to is. Were 1896 and $1095 Now.
S4.95
% Beach Coats gabardne in classic style with short
and belt Pink blue, and navy Sizes to Is,
every every color Were $795 Now S5.95
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1948-06-24
Girls Stacks, s1'4'
Irrequlars. if perfect ,could sell for more

liz pairs girls slacks of red and faded blue
DENIM Sizes 8 to Is.
$50 Cotton wide assortment of prints coors and
styles 7 H. Were 3d. to s495 Now-----S2.9 .95
12s Cotton Dresses prints stripes. Sizes to H. Were
$395 to $5.95. 2.95
Pants with elastic waist and band legs
Size only Were 45c Now------
Girls spun in various prints and styles
Sizes to H. Were $3.s5 and $4s5 95
Bathing Suits Of rayon velour Onepece style Blue and
red Specially priced Sizes to A. 65
waL-North Building i. . GlRLs APPAREL. FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1948-06-24

present at the Hotel 2400 meeting
voted to leave the closing hour
agreement unchanged. The two dis
senting dealers indicated they would
abide by the hours.
Mr.. Baker also reported progress
in signing up members in the Falls
Church, Va, area. Five out of the
six Falls Church car dealers have
Joined, he said.
Evening star., 1948-06-24
Gloves, s1'''
We're $3.50 to $5

125 pairs gloves including variety of styles
in shortie, four and six-button lengths. Rayon,
cotton and double-weave cotton Red, green,
purple, navy, beige brown or black Sizes 6 to
~, but not every size in every color.
so Pairs Pigskin in shortie classic puon length
Natural Sizes to 71s Were S. Now----S19 95
IS Pairs Woven Cotton Gloves PKM Beige
brown navy black white Sizes to ~. Hreguars, il
perfect would sell for 81 65
80 Pairs Cotton Gloves in fourbon lengths Sum- lemon
brown black cotton Also few sxteen-outton
length evening gloves in Sizes to 7 Were 81
to S. Now----------------
w4L-North Building GLOVES. AISLE .. FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1948-06-24
Teen-ogers' Wool
Suits, $0''5
We're $I9.95 to $29.75

so teen-agers' wool suits, fully lined with rayon
Wool covert, flannel and crepe in solids
plaids and stripes. Short, fitted jackets and
boxy, swing-back jackets, as well as classic
suits. Sizes 10 to 16, to 13.
500 Wool fitted styles Long and short
cardgans and spovers large assortment OF coors
including navy Sizes "a to 40 Were $295 to $40
Now .95 to So IS
II Stripe Blouses cotton with and short sleeves Dresy
styles Sizes 10 to 16 but not every size in every
color style. s3s5 S295
Building
APPAREL FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1948-06-24
Women's S Hats, 81
We're $I.05 to 1926

215 women's hats in a group that in
cludes fur felt turban and cloche hats in
mauve; wool felt hats, including sailors,
Bretons cloches in white; open crown
halo hats with yelling or flower trim; ray
on taffeta off the face and forward hats
in both plaids and solids; wool felts in bon
net style with white cotton pique trim on
brown or black novelty straws-Bretons,
tricornes, sailors, bumpers in white,
brown or black.
W&L-Norh Building Millinery SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1948-06-24
Belts, so We're 81 to s4:2s

30 belts of suede or plastic patent in assorted
widths. Wine red, brown black Small sizes.
Handbags plastic simulated calf in brown black with
top and slide fastener Were 1894. Now 80
Broadcloth Handbags with handle Fitted with coin
purse and mirror Were S. 2.34
Prices include 20 % tax where applicable
HEhTHER MS7E2s Go6ps 6H,sa Xls1is o. TO- FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1948-06-24
Toys Greatly Reduced
Pont;e tie Gird'es' '''@'
We're $3.50
We're $3.50

96 pantie girdles of cotton and rayon knit.
Two-way stretch in sizes small, medium, large
and extra large.
81 GrdIes of rayon cotton nyon in the group
Sizes 26 to 80 to Were $795 to $0s5. IS
"a Foundations rayon cotton Sizes a. 35 81 to A. 49,
a. Were $3.50 to $3.50. so
20 Foundations rayon cotton Sizes 35 37 &c. 40 49,
49, So Were s795 to $1095 95
81 cirdes and Pante GrdIes Of rayon and cotton
% and 81 Were s5s5. 85
waL-North Building +. coRsETs AND BRAS. THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1948-06-24
Post Office Clerks Oper
I3-Duy Meeting Here

Local 140, National Federation OF
Post Office Clerks, today opens a
three day meeting here in the Wash
ington Hotel to formulate program
for presentation at the unions ma
tional convention in Miami in
August.
The local will sponsor moon
light cruise at $50 O'Clock tonight
aboard the S. S. Potomac, to which
union members from nearby States
have been invited. The trip will
start from the Seventh street
wharves.
Evening star., 1948-06-24
R.!' Boys IS! Sun Suits, '''''
We're S1.75

"A boys sun suits of cotton crinkle crepe
Stripes and small checks. Bib and shoulder
straps. Sizes 5, 6, s..
Pair Gym Shirts twill Elastic Sizes
"a to "a. Were sl.s5
washable cotton small check Of blue and tan
Sizes IA, 49, 49, Were s2s5. Now 95
v&L-North Building q.
Evening star., 1948-06-24
Growing Girls Shoes
>Z.>o We're S. .95 to S8.95

1872 pairs growing girls shoes. The group in
cludes brown elk loafers, wine elk sling-back
Styles white rayon satin evening slippers and
silver-colored kid evening slippers. Broken
sizes and widths, sizes to 9.
90 Pairs Tennis Shoes in hightop style Womens in white
with rubber oles and mems in brown canvas
rubber soes Sizes to Were s295 9Oc
w&L-North Building cHILDRENs SHOES. FOURTH
Evening star., 1948-06-24
Women's Beach
Slippers, o5e
We're $1.45

2SO pairs womens slippers for beach or shower.
Split leather soles and snug fitting rubber.back
fabric uppers. Pink, blue, brown, red, black and
white. Even sizes through 9.
wA1-uo,,h Building . . SHOES SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1948-06-24
Infants Polo Shirts
so We're $50

500 infants polo shirts of fine quality knit cot.
ton Blue, white and maize. Sizes 6, IL and
18 months
900 Cotton Cardgans in assorted coors and white.
S195 81 AS
Chidrens Apparel including slips knit dis
posal diapers Cotton and rayons. Were 81 to $165 Now
SOC
10 EIecsreem stezers hold eight bottles Were $es5 Now
S245
W&L-North Building INFANTS APPAREL FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1948-06-24

In 1916 one of the most serious
causes of United States auto acci.
dents was "cranking"
Evening star., 1948-06-24
Compocts, 35e Keze SIPS

72 gold colored compacts of metal with powder
door.
Is Bottles Cologne for men $210 800
rs Bottles Tale for Were sl2o. Now--------42c
Prices include zo9o tox where applicable
Evening star., 1948-06-24
Misses BIouses, S1'''
We're $3.95 to $5.95

100 misses blouses of rayOn crepe and sheer
cottons The rayon ones in classic style and
the cotton ones in tucked bib or jabot style,
sizes 81 to 49,
sfoUsEs SdEs,A MsIEs HuHs's IL. H. IS. FIRST
Evening star., 1948-06-24
Women's and Misses
Dresses, $1''0
We're $3.50 and S4.05

100 women's and misses dresses of printed cot
ton. Also few brunch coats and short snocks
of cotton in the proup. Sizes IL to AZ in the
group.
vs1-ro,,n suuens INEXPENSIVE DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1948-06-24
Silk Print BIouses
@Z'79 We're S3.95 to $5.95

100 silk print blouses with cap sleeves and
Jewel necks. Also some cotton and rayons in
the group. Sizes 81 to 38.
IS oneand piece styles The twopiece
ones are with contrasting color collars
s1095 and $13e5. Now S. 95
IS Suits of Short sleeve
style with contrasting color yokes Small sizes ory
Were 1895. 95
w&L-North Building sPoR7sWEAR. THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1948-06-24
Bird Houses and
Feeders Reduced

CIymer Hanging Bird Feeders Were $50 Now --75c
is Blue Bird Houses. $3.50 rs
AZ Styles Wren Houses Were $225 Now-----S1
6 Wren Houses Were $1s5.
2 Wren Houses Were $3.50. Now------------------75c
Toys Greatly Reduced
Pull Toys $125 Now
IL Play with poles feet riches by feet Were
$l75o Now ----------------S1U9o
Large Wooden Pull Toys Were s225 SOC
Baby Carriage Pads Were $295. Now ------------S175
Sand with canopies Were $50. 95
Large Sand Box, white $24 so. Now S12 95
waL-uorth Building THE TOY STORE DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1948-06-24

/" rolls round
with unusual
r e G u | a r
ity, come these
lovely warm
days and
my nomination
Evening star., 1948-06-24
Misses and Women S
Wool Suits, 80
We're $35 to $49.75

80 misses and Women's wool suits of crepe,
gabardine or covert. Classic and dressmaker
styles Sizes 10 to 18, 1914, 221a, 241a.
Is Misses and Womens Coats of spring weight
crepe Fitted and boxy styesfull length. Kelly, coral
gray navy black Sizes 10 to is, 1914 22a 40 and a.
Were s3s75 to $4s75.
IA Misses Coats spring weight WOOL Fitted and bo styles
Beige green black Sizes 10 to 18 Were $3e75 to
s5s75 -------------------------S28
Misses Suits Of worsted wool Tan gray or navy
Sizes 70 to 49, Were s4s75 to sss75.
Shortie Goats Of wool in navy or black
Sizes 1872 to 221A. Were $45 Now ---------------S28
w&L-Norh Building COATS AND SUITS. SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1948-06-24
Women's Handmade
Hondkerchiefs,
8 for $ rs We're $50 each

800 women's handmade handkerchiefs of very
fine cotton, with and-embroidered initial in
one corner surrounded with embroidered floral
motifs White or colored initials in a broken
assortment. The group also includes few OF
Chinese linen. All have hand-rolled hems
HSNDKERcHiEFs. HYsc IFS 1ISLE IL. FIRST
Evening star., 1948-06-24
Misses Dresses, $7''S
Women's S Dresses, SIS
We're 1925 to $I6.95

81 women's rayon dresses in short and long
sleeve styles, in navy, black and pastel crepes
Also some in dots. Sizes 1612 to 241a.
wsL-No,th Building . woMENs DRESSES THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1948-06-24
FALSE IMPRESSIONS can cost

ISE IMPRESSIONS can cost
. money and grief so
if you've the idea that
any electric refrigerator
is a FRIGIDAIRE, let
me set you straight!
FRIGIDAIRE desig-
nataS Sneoifio mako of
Evening star., 1948-08-29
SUBURBAN SALE-vIRGINIA.

ALEXANDRIA-Excel. location in Masonic
Tempe area area Dehshttul I,,story 6rifE lft:
closet side scr. porch. side-hell entrance.
Sec; fl has 3 nice bedrms; with tile bath.
Full attic, full bsmt: with Laundry tubs,
trance to garage under porch. The home
is well constructed and in good cond.
hocated on NICE Tsplapted lot ocou
EBNER r. DUNCAN CO. Realtors and In In.
surers, zoo Rupley Bldg, sl5 King ST.
AisEshdyl5i ALExaSpR1x "a Jefferson parp-Exeel
location First a. has M iiv. ,rm, m with fire- re-
Screened back porch, 3 bedrooms and 2
baths with excel. closet space on sec.
floor. Full bsmt, with recrea. rm. Fea-
ing, slate roof, copper screens, oil INV. h.
Close to Schools and and Shopping. Price
ss soGI Alex 'eF 155 Hs EsNER r. nifHRa pUNcRa S
e., Realtors and Insurers, ,:3o9 Rupley
s1dgv Sppis s15 kins st. Alley, Va NJ -2e
heat. tiled bath. full basement. open
until mt q g oy, 5000; J T. NOTION Real
vA.-Approx 2 acres: 4
rms, and bath; automatic oil h,-w.h. gar.
ana snsfsn dosn aosis a Ss m
sH$pS4e H$$s2S4;e pDen e 1ssd ri day Sunday. AIEc
ALExANDRIA-slo5oo; immed posses
owners So 100 FHA trust; low monthly
Drive south on U. S. to HUNTINGTON ave,
right to Mt. Vernon ave. right to Airing
tEn TsfTnfs left isstor,v to 5Ia beatsuI
wooded Section. T New throughout Spa
eious living rosm with repl 9nd bniIt-n built
range. refR,,, lse. sink, and Launderall to
do all your laundry automatically, There
hall that connects with bath Lge hall
and other spacious closets and lse fun
IS peeen I9e uaderporeh ade o bsm Lge ing9e une
finished attic and beautiful attached ga ga
rage. Copper plumbing Bath in bsmt.
NER u R. p4NcAN CO. a realtors cato iin1 and In IN
surors. Juror v zoe .Rupley Bids sl5 King St
Yates oarden--3 bedrms..
porch overlooking ck-walled rear gar
dsposa sn a u bsm efh ken Dsh oil Hh as safDase hes
garage; hrepl. random-vidth oak floors
venetian. blinds s2o.500. Call OWNER
81 800 for quick sale; 7-rm. and bath
Kss 81 s q asunSss dDBo.is r. Gs9
IS slsx:; ys. Il, s4Ss; eyes; ssd sunsssy'
aEExANDRIA ti "A II; BUSGALow; '' No. eo-sg.-
500 down; rms, bedrms; lge. lot;
y ssoS comm sfss5f aofos GRsa EEazTR 9a a4i5 *
sfInsn T9asnsTA fSs Hs1eneIla bs1cR IN De Ray No
rms. tiled bath. hardwood floors: fun
n oS sstS ssSo ' asas MoTos asn Eai
2415 Mt. Vernon ave, Alexandria Va.
nos Old; No. 41-sI 900 down: 5 rms. |
,edrms., equipped kit, screened-in porch. |
lie bath, hardweod 1oors, auto sss a; heat; /
Realty, 24l5 Mt. vernon ave- Alex, Va. |
ALEXANDRIA, .Braddock Heiehts-siG3.-
nssr scheols transp arss and and shoppns
.ellent sus' direct from owner oV. ?s27.
lLExANDRA-s12,50 500: open Sun. ia; !
'emidet brick and frame. q bedrooms, tile /
path, exceptional kit. bsmt. rec. room. gas I
heat. Thor washer. spacious garden. mini /
Gss1 ss2 s 81 81 hR to FIHx R
Wash. ave. ave and riaht TO open sign. HELEN
sSNMASNDsaHIhLLLcanpee MSKsHALL ne' esei eea frame: auto
team TEA p heat - rooms; sy essy financing see
sNNANDALENBriek home, new. block to
auto. OIL heat. gas, h.w.; b.r.. y baths:
ash. Ca Can uALEs q CO. "a. 7aSs.
Evening star., 1948-08-29
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY.

BEAVER HEIGHTS, MD.-7-room stucco;
d screened porch t4ll
Rssve aesns Soases Ma On large
lot. providing income OF l05 per month
and bath; small house. 3 rms. Both
hS1 erms IN sAcfn IEa e Pref s9 $50
CHEVERLY CiD. Corner brick home in
a setting Of rare beauty; 24o6 cheverly
sectrf s tcbpn G0T ys bd 5esnV dRng
bedroom) with attractive tiled floor and
IRON %n
built-in hunks and running water, large
master, bedroom with private tiled, lava
tqgy Oheg ed DfdFPomf batb sad s1s a
cludes beautiful recreation rom with di-
rect outside entrance and windows above
Grade reDace tb. fully tea
features, including tiled floor; outside
features include covered porch with tiled
oSF ooS off s ssae d Ts a5Se sns
s-car detached garage. shown by appoint
a9 aEo Gn Moss sefa Reatoa sn ssdS
CLINTON, HoRsHoE DRIVE Brick
bungalow on l acre of land; 8 rms, large
modern bath, oil heat; awnings, earage;
ers 8saut1 cs Mr. home TT DsF'ss cox s0PdS9 co
eb sS RI 4H1t fSsf 4 4ff% lovely
new brIsk d Colonial home oidy. ly rm hars rs
5ah 5fr'ess6 saadeeE eSFohfs End ia
nr 49, C erms mnny BR1hEY
REALTY CO, UN. l174. Have other new
homes.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS. 200 Avenue r
rm. large corner lot; tOdayS best buy
Gail Mr.. Hartman, cox g. co, RE, 1888,
DI, 4254; ewes, AT. 44s0.
HILLSIDE-Mod. 6-rm. and bath home,
bedrms kit. with elec,' range. bsmt fin;
into an apt. with range and refgr.; oil
h::-w.h.,. lee. lot with beautiful shade trees,
gain for $3.50, So 900 down. DEWEY NJ.
FREEMAN, Realtor, 3214 Branch ave. Sc.
HI. ZOO. Open Sun, 10 to 5.
HYATTsvILLE HILLS - Vacant Tuesday;
buns allow, : rms, baths, full basement;
End f.; new oil INV. heating plant, knotty
Rps se eaqp k as us apts 1852
1--we in |, rent from other 2 will more
shan 1sa carry property Income 1 from apis
owner Per eavne me c1 Must Os G. sG5a puNN 0fse H
01o0. Ewes. and Sun. Mr.. Curling, Ho
Mt, RAINIERls7,a5 $500 cash;
bsmt oil h VIII: lovely location; shade
and bus WhP 9sEi Of 19Is pSRks se5a@s o
Perry St. Mt. Rainier, uN. 34o0 till pm.
N Mt; RAINIER. 1o;a5G: To- 30, reasonable 9 down down
tioa stores, res IS t. sAGERBAcH co 81
NEW HAMPsHIRE HiGHLAND-Loveiy .
story, 3-bedrm. brick, slate roof full dry
daylight bsmt., Is. floor den. powder rm.,
lse; liy rm with fireplace. din. Tm, a, mod
L + fseiS BRoWN oSsfl co aoo Be B sss5 n' sS0'
PRINCE GEORGES CouNTI-G1, slO-
fully equip; $500 down or less according
to your income. Drive out Baltic blvd.
So ss hauS s o Som. oe saFas K REAL
81 oIEENs CHAPEL MANOR; se.75o; at
ssss sssssn ts2ns snSRRaH ins ayc sI
EyS Mt sheRPfI5d GH asa 30
part anf bsm tt
hoored. roushed in for bath, gas a.-c heat:
sfo.5oo. SO. SuS'tss Call WA, 1889. ARTHUR r.
GRANHoLM; ONCE 54la ouintana ,o st.
ThkOMA PARK Attractive 3-bedroom
brick in perfect condition; lge liv. rm.
with fireplace, din. .rm,. equipped kit.
buy at only s14,5oo. H. L. BROWN 60 CO.
TEMPLE PIE HrLLs-Brick bunsalow with 2
bsdrms oil heat 1J larfs lot; o SsSso; ~. terms.
TEIGH TE IIi4 & * asEf Fs 4osS sS' S2o "a ave se
bunsaiow @ Of 5 rms. and bath. sttie. full
gn e. siRss So ;iye so ps av. sfn:
TR. lila or FR. 4o3o.
Evening star., 1948-08-29
rAI.FSNIII.E AREA

beautiful G-rm 3-bath stone and
asbestos shirclo house tust completed,
Ijv rm G4x3"). large modern. com
piptolv equipped kitchen. elec washer.
Sowing aIcove, arrple cabinet space, bed
rrom. library or den. full bath and large
ec-"ene9 oorrh OF frst fo0r; 3 spacious
bedrooms ara bath on 2rd floor; hardwood
floors throu~h0u': insulated fun base
frent, oil ac heat: garare: Coor"r n'nn'h-
ms down SHou.S AVID cutters: beautiful
n@SrGpn6. 0na-ha1f rc~c lot, Swlrnn''0"
pool avaiqN'o 10 Desirable nu~rhaSN~ Price
rnGucad ~o'-o cFnr Fxcl's'"" ritN
E. s. PRICE & Co. REALTORS
1f3Ot Georgia ave wheaton,, PI 1921,
n o3l5i evenings, call Roy Price 81
Evening star., 1948-08-29
CT AppPOUED

Open daily ? until dark, Glen Mar Park.
Md; 0 sold in the last 3 weeks; 50 800
S3,5o0, $3.50 down; 3 and bedrms liv.
rm.' din. rm., equip. kit. side porch ga
RACES > and Oh baths. slate roof, copper
plumbing, outside entr. to bsmt lot COX
l2o; SlS,500. SI9.5O0. S2O.750: 20 years
= loan; $4,000 1St trust. Directions
Out Mass ave. extended ! mile past Dis
trIct line to Barkley Bros sign left .
blocks to houses. Call DE. 2637, HUNTT
Evening star., 1948-08-29
BETHESDA

Near Public Health Center; new: white
brick Dutch Colonial home with large
bpdrns and bath on end fl: liv. rm. with
frepl din rm,, all-electric kit. powder
rm on 1st fl; built-in garage; fun pSmt
with outside entrance; gas heat Good
terms. F NJ FRY. Realtors, 462S East
Mnsf hwy. WI GAO ~
Evening star., 1948-08-29
E. NJ. FRY. INC.
ARGYLE CLUB ESTATES

bodrr1 center-hall- ll-plan brick home with
full bsmt and newly constructed Raraee
and driveway, large lot with white picket
forcc An excellent buy at 9 4,500, Out
C0lcsville I'd TO Sligo Creek parkway
sharp left, continue left about mile to
stop sign. short right and short lett to