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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-01-15
Mrs. Leroy Paris Is
Friday Club Hostess

Artistic arrangements of red ber-
ries and winter iris decorated the at
tractive home of Mrs. Leroy Paris
when she entertained the members
of the Friday Bridge Club.
Mrs. Pat Barrett and Mrs. Eugene
Herman were substitutes. When
the % were counted Mrs. Barrett
was winner of high, Mrs. Joe Ber-
man was winner of second, and Mrs
l.. B. Gilliland won at bingo.
AT the conclusion of the games the
hostess served sandwiches and Coca
Colas.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-01-15
Hooker Circle
Met With Mrs. Huffstutlel

The Martha Hooker Circle met
with Mrs. Ernest Huffstatler on
Monday afternoon at the Lexington
Hotel.
Two new members were welcomed
into the circle. They were Mrs. David
Jordan and Mrs. Ed Holloman.
The meeting was called to order
by the chairman. Old and new bust
ness was discussed.
Mrs. I. r. King Jr. gave the first
lesson in the Study Book, THE
Great Prayers of the Bible"
The meeting closed by repeating
the Circle Bible verse.
During the social hour the hostess
served delicious refreshments.
The January 10th meeting will
meet in the home of Mrs. Wilburn
Hooker at three o'clock.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-01-15
Former Holmes Girl
Married At Jackson

A wedding of much interest to a
wide circle of friends in Lexington
and Holmes County appeared in the
Jackson Daily News Sunday. A for
mer Lexington girl Miss Martha Ann
Dyer was married to John Philip
Carnes.
The account of the wedding as
appeared follows.
In 2 quiet but beautiful ceremony
solemnized at ST. Andrews Episco-
pal Church at high moo Saturday,
January 10, Miss Martha Ann Dyer,
daughter of Mrs. Connilia r. Dyer
of Jackson, became the bride OF
John Philip Carnes. o of Mrs.
James J.. Carnes, of Dallas, Texas.
DR.. Vincent c. Franks officiated.
Mrs. Robert S. Cockroft of Fayette
was the brides matron of honor and
only attendant. The groom was at
tended by 1t. Col. Sam A. Carnes
of Barksdale Field, Louisiana, as best
man.
After a honeymoon trip the couple
will be at home at 275 Fredrica ave-
nue., in Jackson.
Miss Dyer received her early ed
ucation in Lexington. She attended
Mississippi State College for Women
and received her Bachelor of Arts
degree at the University of Missis-
sippi where she was a member of
the Chi Omega Sorority. For the
past several years she has been with
the Mississippi State Unemployment
Commission in Jackson and is a
member of the Girls Dinner Club.
Mr.. Carnes has, for the past two
years, been with Sun Oil Company
in the Land Department. Prior to
this he was a Special Agent for the
Federal Bureau of Investigation. Mr.
Carnes attended Rice University OF
Texas, where he received his legal
education. He is a member of the
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity.
Out of town guests present were.
Mrs. James j. Carnes of Dallas
Texas, 1t. Col and Mrs. Sam A
Carnes and Cynthia Carnes OF
Barksdale Field, Louisiana, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. T. Ruff of Lexington, Mr.
and Mrs. James J. Carnes Jr. of AL
bernueque, New Mexico and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert S. 'Cockfort Of
Fayette.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-01-15
Daughter Born To
Nh. And Mrs. r. McLeHun

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mcclellan of
Cruger, ard receiving c~ongratula-
tons on the arrival of a daughter
born Monday January 18th. at the
Community Hospital.
This young lady weighed 6 lbs and
II OF. She has a brother and sister
who r very happy over the arrival
of this young lady.
Mother and daughter r doing
nicely.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-01-15
Thomas Owen Nuptiols
Pledged Xmas Day

Of great interest toa wide circle
of friends in Durant and Holmes
County is the announcement of the
marriage of Miss Matte Fay Owen
of Durant, to Mr. 0. ". Thomas, OF
West, which was solemnized on
Christmas Day in the home of the
Rev. H. c. Ellis, Baptist minister
at West.
Mrs. Thomas is head of the mend
ing department of the Durant Man
u~facturing Company where she will
continue her employment.
They will make their home in
West where Mr.. Thomas is postmas'
ter.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-01-15
Society Clubs Personals
Mrs. Hunter Code
Bridge Club Hostess

The home of Mrs. Hunter Cade
on Spring Street was the scene of
the Wednesday Bridge Club.
Prize winners were Mrs. l. r. King
Jr. high; Mrs. Cade, second; and Mrs.
A. P. Carroll, bingo.
At the conclusion of the games
the hostess served a delicious salad
plate and Coca Colas.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-01-15
mrs. c. A. Glover Is
800 Club Hostess

Mrs. c. A. Glover was hostess to
the 600 Club members when she
entertained at her home Friday
afternoon with two tables of players
enjoying the games,
The Dor were attractively deco
rated with a profusion of red berries
green leaves and camellias.
Mrs. j. M. Powers won high score.
The hostess served a salad course
and Coca Colas.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-01-15

Jimmie Phelps, James Ray Herrin
and j. B. Robertson went to Jack
son Saturday to see Jackie Shipley
of Canton, who is a popular student
at Holmes Junior College Jackie
was injured accidently in the recent
shooting affray which occurred on
the Pocahontas Road near Jackson.
This young man is confined in the
Baptist hospital in Jackson.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-01-15
MON ~rrDEr

Mrs. w. w. McRae and Mr.. Robert
Lipsey went to Brookhaven Sunday
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Warnack.
Mrs. Warnack and Sara Lillian o
turned with them and will spend
several days here.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-01-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Sharkey Swinney
and Mrs. Wade Harvey went so
Yazoo City, Sunday to visit their
brother, Mr.. w. p. Sheppard and
Mrs. Sheppard.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-01-15
Mrs. Sidney Rhyme
Compliments Miss McBee

Mrs. Sidney Rhyme was hostess to
a group of friends Friday evening
when she entertained with a well
planned dinner complimenting Miss
Dorothy McBee.
The dinner table was covered with
a white cloth and centered with at
tractive arrangements of white
flowers and fern.
Eight friends enjoyed this happy
occasion. Miss McBee will leave in
a few days to make her home in
Dallas, Texas to the regret of her
many friends. 4.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-01-15
ONE OF MOST
IMPORTANT
BABY NEEDS
EVER OFFERED

No other nursing combination excels
the Rsxall Stork NurseY. II is excep-
denal IN general performance. in it,
safety features. in its extreme con.
vsnience.
The Sttork Nurser is scientifically
designed 10 give the best service
IN constant use -. and 10 eliminate
old-tashioned methods Of bottle feed.
ing.
Check the following features Of this
amazing new nursing unit and you
will be convinced Of its outstanding
usefulnessl
Reduces Handling -. ready
tor instant use.
Will Not Leak nipple re-.
mains dry and sanitary.
New Type Nipple -. approx.
mates natural nursing.
. Wide Neck Opening -. easy
TO was hand fill.
Non : Tilt. Non : Roll. Non Slip
Bottle -. any position or sur.
face.
Heat-Resisting Glass . with.
stands quick temperature
changes.
Accurately Graduated . for
diet control.
Convenient Tor Travelling -.
remains sanitary.
Regular Size -. fits any stsri.
lixer or warmer.
The Stork Nurser 10 . quality product
made from the finest materials posi-.
bic. Ask 10 see II at the Rsxall Drug
Store. Priced At only 3se each. OF .
for $l.00.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-01-15

Mrs. Daisy Griffin has returned
from several months visit with her
daughter. Mrs. j. N. Hamrick and
Mr.. Hamrick.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-01-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Grant and lit
tie Alexranda of Yazoo City, and
Mr. Lewis Ingold of Indianola were
guests of Miss Ethel Ingold, Sunday.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-01-15

Friends of MI. Jerry Jarrett,
popular employee of Peoples Drus
Store, will be sorry to know tina
he was operated on Friday at the
Community Hospital.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-01-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Glen McNeer and
daughter, jamie Faye, Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin Grantham and sons Melvin
Jr. and James Herbert spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Grantham
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-01-15

Mr.. Tom Shepherd, of Green
wood, spent the weekend here with
his amily.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-01-15

Yes, Ford Trucks for as are Bonus Built 80.
built stronger TO last longer! That's why they
give their owners wider use and longer life!
That's why life insurance experts can certify
proof that Ford Trucks last up to 1859
Evening star., 1948-03-29
FARMS FOR SALE.

CHICKEN FARM, 4h acres-Four.rm.
house and basement. furnished; f nsa slsc..
bile, chicken houses; 21 miles from
pistriet line in Va; on hard-surfaced road;
Il Is epS ACRES. g. sekooM S1ss HOUSE, electricity:
excellent land in best section Of Mont.
gomery Co; streams; 20 miles ., to ,at D. G.
Asent, Or :. /; Hurley. RsosiHs Bids,
NEaR Mf RhGSs Rosfv Sas0 houses
Water a'Fss a kshsn kits sas smpe Steve
srs pateh ban and no xa
until they get ripe; owner may change
si5emsrle sf5slss cHEsTFR s Ar ox SoossSs5 Iss5 7s
near Leesburg. Va. with 1856 acres. First
floor has dining room, with beam ceiling.
room nSms bearoom eSr; and Saths modern Eiseh.
en- and wide oak floors The second floor
has 8. bedrooms, .3 baths, 2 nreplacssi
beam beam Ceilings; steam heat with coal fur,
mace and slate roof. Stone garage for
cars, stone barn. well fenced, swimming
sDI, Simplicity and d sTseious liSips. this is ths
place for you Phone Mr.. Able. WI, $500:
with SHANNON & LUCHs CO.. 1908 H H
st. NV, MA. 2345. Open evenings untn
FARMETTE-Beltsville on Odle rd at the
Govt farm 10 mi. from District line; s.
rm bungalow. no cows; 1a-a, lot; $500
down, S35 mo-. total price, $500. Box
404-L, Star. -29
A FARMERS FARM-26 acres and Arm.
bungalow excel. tobacco land; lge tobac-
co barns, chicken house, smokehopse corn
frS nj S9s pom and ne ne and BrancS ane
near Clinton. Md Priced reasonably.
Gladly shown by appt AT: 1927, C. p.
MURPHY REALTY, 1401 25th ST. sc. go
ATTRACTIVE FARM, So acres. A real
barn, numerous outbldgs., on hard I'd, II
interested please call today; Price
S17,950 includes some stock an9 d, macnIn-
WoRTHINGTON REALTY, exclusive
agents. S427 Georgia ave 20
HOME, basement, on ROAD
bet Centeryille and Manassas; a., good
chicken house: little farm. MISS KING.
CHI O723. %
Evening star., 1948-03-29
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

Ist AND and TRUST LOANS = prompt
call call coLoN1AL INVESTMENT CO. SIT
aoNTY sto 4; n;S os sncoSb sE ssSo TRUST We VIII
buy seoond-trust notes. D. c.. nearby Nd.
q RessoRaSIs 9NSkESr 5ass coAP oAPloNAfs o4sfs
n Y ave nv Mational bss3 c,u MA
$3.50 WASHINGTON. HOUSING CORP
Ist AND end TRUST LOANS on real estate
in D. c., Md and Va. MR.. DRA1SNER,
l4o4 L st. NV. MA. 4157
MORTGAGE LOANS, Az; no charge iot
appraisals. MOORE & HILL CO.. so4
TRnsTs, IRtn nilWt ist. End and srd. nearby Mds
va. and D. C.; one weeks service. ADAMS ISN
REALTY CO; ,oo5 N Y. ave- NV RE.
CASH FOR DEFERRED purchase money:
2nd trust notes white or coloredl' auick
settlement; personal calls preferred. FqL-
TON r. GORDON, 1927 Eye st. NV" DI.
$3.50 Brokers attention.
CASH IN ONE DAY-1ndividual will place
End trust money on D. c. residences Can
any time, RA. 1881. -26
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE-No red tepei
quick service HENRY SALOUS. established
1924. Ma. 1862, 11o4 Vermont ave. NV.
Evening star., 1948-03-29
ACREAGE FOR SALE

40 BEAUTIFUL WOODED ACRES, "a mi.
from White House, near Bradley blvd.
R. c. RIDDICK, owner, WI. 1851. 81.
DEVELOPERS, very unusual. You can buy
200 acres fronting $500 it. on hard-sur-
face rd. for only S120 per acre. This
prop. ads. the corp. limits Of Laurel, Md.
City water near. ALVIN EPLING, uN.
48 ACRES Of good land located on edge
of Damascus, Md. having, 7s2, feet front.
age on Enthusiastically rd., $40 feet
on graded road: center of great activity:
land fertile and unexcelled for subdivid-
ing; price, $4,000 on terms or will con-
slider trade for desirable beach property.
e. S. PRICE & CO, NE. $3.50, PL. 1881,
q eal I,S Boy PRICE, 81. aa,,,,. Sa25 .2g ao,,
elevation stream prdiyate estate site er
RIPLEY. Realtor, 81. Gill df no ans,
SH. 6916, Mr.. Romer). 80
S5 ACRES in nearby Fairfax County, z
miles from Pentagon, with sewer, tele-
phone. electricity and l mile road 'front.'
nearby: only $500 per acre, q down:
VERNON NJ LYNCH g. SONS. Owners,
miles out Columbia pike. Alex. o90o.
1855 aBoIr eao0sEs 20 ACRES Of beautiful woodland
on the palisades of the Potomac, within
q very short distance Of GEORGETOWN: price
$1,000 per acre. Call Mr.. Grant Boss
2195. BOSS q PHELPS, INC, 1417 : st.
Evening star., 1948-03-29


fSHsEF sols s19HF ass s:: 9sa a!:
sfs.s. ssy fese s 5S % sse ss Sss ss
RRpPESST1ES 1TG "a 1.w lS7s :td4ss 1880 ao;a4
center cent fo ADJOINING il she virg5nis VII Tssatss
eSsss' AyE Tefs STORE 81 e. ssSz new Dupont
P6TNf0wS No NEGocAFioS AR s?oG 1s G
no Needs T.psrs shis oTne2 G0'Sn sns
give mos concession At end sss1 Of yrso to
fssF fsts e EYE 1sp SIS Nv heart Of Ned
ical Center-New building. ready for con-
s.ructon have available for lease utrai ivn
basement: will consider dividing into. two
s1fS Rsas co 5safs Realtors S5 niefF ise st
NEWLY REMoDELED BRICK BLDG, e14
location. For inspectien, call NEwsoM
alla apb1TIoasI Il In moaeTn aera stores will be
10 location j for lsrss store, Seoxao9; er VII
axsas 52E PRsa Reaer 1895 ce deorss
e. 4sis 81 sSSS 1ss.sse at IS,
wa Washstand h nd viii rent sinsiy or, both; will
rent very reasonable and give I've Lease se;, 1pei p2g
ses Se6gMEAsNNSA FEsNA AZ AVE asI A i5sso
Tssas mson for es PR oss oF qhf6
BLUMER. Sir Penna. ave, sc. 80
VALET SHOP, location in excellent NV,
all.white. neighborhood; new store. ,o Box
IL. M D. ' 6. LINE. P. G, County; store,
per mo MiIToN r RuPPERT; 4o5 n
vestment Bldg, DI. 5015; ewes, EN-. 54o7, 5a46o7
5es 9Th ST. ,N.w;-Basement store approx
IL ca MI Klely 3 LEG m PES RERNsTEIS
s4ss HAYES sT. N.E."New modern stores
viii be completed in about so days; suit.
able TOR es
tion, beauty parlor, cleaning and pressing
drugstore or any other type Of business; SC
new apts have been c1mpietIed n mmH Mr
Hiii. FEDERAL CONTRACTING CO, gil
New York ave: NV. Ma. 7416. =. .29 e.
ON CONN: AVE, near R st; St ..lsta 1st,f,oS9l %
suitable for dress shop corsetiere, or an,
high-class business or professdional ofnee
MR' shso dRooDMaN RsG ma Call CO. $780, ask Msd TO
SEVERAL wELL-LoCATED stores. lars,
and small for rent; one may suit you
business. MA. 1880. 3
1712 I4th ST. N.W-Large attractiv'
alley entrance Suitable auto. supplies
radios, stoves, refrigerators or any whole
sale or retail business. Call MR.. KNOX
MA. $500. 30
9O6 10th ST. NV, near New York ave.
approx. 1880, rear entrance to alley
Will lease to reliable tenant at reasonabl,
rent. To inspect call ME. O095. COMET
REALTY CO. 81
MODERN EASEMENT STORE, good centra
downtoWn NV: location: rent s1s6 mo 70
1st COMMERCIAL, SIS M st. NV lge
rms. and storage. L. J. MILLS g. SONS
MA 4661
Evening star., 1948-03-29
OFFICES FOR RENT.

OFFICE SPACE .AVAILABLE--single rms.
M dea ~
on'On ses Ms Room
NEAR AisRsi ldas Ras xsp SO EYE 81 SIS
1000 #: Of space. suitable for ONCE or
Sas4 tsHsnss sT RE sSs sa it. in Base
ment OF 7-story office bldg; street entrance
with show window, we'll ventilated; pvt
e ee ideal ress tHr Tsn s'ass Les NJ
STEIN e. CO., 1415 K st. NV. ME. 540o.
514 10th ST. Nw.-.Approx. 1000 50. IT..
freight elevator. loading facilities from
alley; Leasing Dept LEO M. BERNSTEIN
tion-2 complete doors, beautifully redec;;
5 large, rooms, layatories; attractive
Tent. TeDt c.drGS cali NJ; Kelly. LEO y pEsNsTEiN
5dRS koGAPioN 8 % Ms R4SH MSse Hous.
soat H ls 9ss1 ST. or ansFf sa
ARLINGTON - Clarendon, heart of the
business section; large ONCE for rent; very
LOWEST LOWEST RATES II M D. 9. for up-to.ths-
story teievator1 downtown once bids,
aars5n 81 s5sh S4oS Sstsds Bp gm Ts sA nys Sssa
with. receptionist, mail and switchboard
services; well appointed conference room
available. Ground floor, Of Barr Bldg,
91o 18th st. NV, few doors from Conn.
sPatriFu aPd + hT CoSaRR Ss DI SUITE 2G4 o, rms
1881 per mo-; includes pvt. washrms. and
MIR. Fenner. MARK wRINKLER man
y sxs ONCE Rn Suites sso2 n
Robert ". Savage. 514 Union Trust b;dE
1929 r ST. N.w.-Modern 3-story build
ing and large parking area; will lease, as
party. J. H. KNOX. ofice. Of Robert "
SaoN9 ssyass 9n0p coScERNs qSt ds MA ase 18th
(top) floor and pent house tapproxi-
mately), 5000. 50. #. Of Dupont Circle
BIDS now available for oficss, radio sta
Hn r 0ihs1 4 ass nW ss6
SEE IMMEDIATELY; attractive 1-3.rm.
e oN conn esa st. AVE-. w. sa,fe ses FUR
nished or unfurnished; also desk space,
including phone mail and char services,
and up; separate phone mail and secrs-
$500, ask for MR.. GOODMAN: 30
netian blinds elevator, full ianitor service;
eSs sooD Ap5 MsnassF at Eth sA and Ma
7th and N.Y. for dsn.ist; sao doctor' law
DEsIkABIE SPACE ACE. nex Sygg avaiable in oa. ooa
men Ien foT THos ayseFs rsHGR 2ssF eS &
PGroST PfitS GRcLE aas 5s 8 q ssso
sional, medical or trade association and
others. 1914 Connecticut ave. at Dupont
Circle supt on premises. AID. 5000:
UPPER I4th sT;-342e 14th st; NV.
untarn IdsaI fs5 s6,s sentIss ri Or other s0si-
OFF opflcE EasfGeeRR sPaeR a ToR ri RESf at s17
sSp s, pT TLooR Ss ST oFrieE, 1tz suitable for Dress
iavstories on same floor. Apply 2nd-floor
CONVENIENT DOWNTOWN LOCATION.
/ room 10 #. by % It. 6 inches, could
be partitioned making 2 omees. 500 me,
cleo so0 and " jantor ti | service Vice; For further
information. call Mr.. Wright, RE. 1884
Prominent. downtown. ground floor, cor
feosss bsossr iassi ETC., '01 11of a1e 37h e S Nz
OFFICE sPACE-weH lighted. corner rm
14th and @ SITS. NV. Call RE. 3505 or
pacToss AND DENTISTS, fine location.
we'll populated neishborhood. ia. sS52
DOCTORS OFFICE with arm. apt. nes,,
rms. rms for doctors laboratory Or real estate
and insurance ofices. CH. 4242. 20
Evening star., 1948-03-29
iNvEsTMeNT PROPERTY FOR SAFE

e. s7FAMILY "a HOMES. sood invest: or excel:
eompste M wan and e. Bath sE apss ssD e1ntah: snt
only / yr. old, excel. cond.; financed with
CASH loan Mr. terPs PM sIs pA f9E
S' Sst5 AND sfsisSF e. sMSusnished Nv s7g apart
saa ss5 ne
nsS%s would fns' s4sss s!sss ssesss e9ss
eSf1SRie s7s ow AsHHRot 44as Ok ns9s
4-FAMILY semidet. brick apartments. in
mon With ss no eaces s3 xss
water and insurance; price. $4,000. 70
inspect; eall RuppEN 4 COIN. INC,
dfSa 4 Ex snn5 til tws nn sstor,
price, $4,se5, each with $1,000 1st trust.
rhRs rh9ns eyes; yes II Pm pRuEY REALTY
4-FAMILY uN1TM4thH and nd Franllin sts.
ons-sedroom sd.GOn apis; each with individual
CONNER 4 ,EYoN NC, ,a27 18th 81.
sas H. 1858 and M4 sqn HssRmsa ss sa
Sc SI' TN1Ts-1ncome approx. $4,000 yr.
Rs 6E FePfs A6N SsSf EEHY c6Rp sRss Fsa s6S
LIE ah s aNb hV W. re- AVf Ssal %W TN oSg o7efookns
Suitable a hGx HTsh sh
excellent chance for future enhancement
IN value: These properties are located in
ses es sff IN ths s hf
AoRRfs Ri pass Resltors, 3ay ass soth St. Nv RE-
1886 1855. Eo1s Sun. and eyes,. Mr., Mccarthy th
s.apT: Sai rSaapr APT. HousE-eood income; .1s low
Was w. s4Ea HEANTY AANp rSEhMoSrs2un, xii asss sp
prox. gross, S19,5oo: selling price, 4M
r 9Wners qs-a Mr.. BEACON MA. 4167; eyes
EExxcsILIENT INVESTMENT, unusually at
tractive terms; located where it stays
s5o,ooo; height. depth and frontage well
s i M sosl S Rx
APT. APT HOUSE, is UNITS, eony. NV loea:
financing. For full particulars, call Mr.
a'tfa SnGk 7ap APRfaEN GS Asfs in tss
@ nee compless @ t. Tiled tiled Baths, BAT sPa Pites
reasonably priced for a quick sale by az
ANG 5S' sl1 6gnS WoodWsrd sds WA Nations
Mr.. INVESTOR. will you buy bargain'
ner building, for only S24 $50; two apart.
ments have porches: oil heat; the rents
are ridiculously low at S212 monthly
excellent location in Takoma Park, Mary
National 1859. - -0 SO
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, business build.
ing west of White House, in Medical Center
ment and frst-foor stores with apartments
above are suitable for any retail or office
use or investment; priced at S37,50e, or
Norris, jr. IT, at IT WooDWARD NORRIS
Realtors, 723 Goth St NV. RE $685.
SUNDAYS and evenings, GIL. 0952.
4-FAMlLY UNIT, near Harrison st. NV.
| consisting Of living room, dinette. bedrm.
kitchen and inclosed porch: oil heat; thi
is one Of the best buys in the NV. section
| Call Mr.. Bramham, DI. 4704, with
BEITzELL. DI. 300. so
Evening star., 1948-03-29
WATERFRONT pRopERTY-sALE.

FRANKLIN MANOR BEACH Exeter st.l:--
Furn.; liv. ,rm. with fireplace; Z 0S1aS 9earmSS.
near water: suitable for year-round home.
PEAaRhs 81 HONE ;!sasfss ON
house hot GO Contains iiv. rm din. rm:. ktti
bath bsdrms sleeping ppoen ppoS Is sfoni only sS
and and, the West. River is ideal for fishing.
oSstsTinE STaSons transp within
ewes ana sunday; HI past s$72 Rsnub,ic Is Nd
siona eoliege naS oIsss ssaduates @ IN restricted
eei Colony Of Is cottages, On the bay; sandy !Idy
Frederick. F. Leafiet on request: washington
ssa ss5 ssy f
WOODED LOTS, at WoOdIand, ,ots seaSh' Sn
2is to 2222 inclusive. GE. 6o77. go
on" on chesapeake Bay; s4,s5o. All-year
asss Ms spa sfm ON vest RVer
snaaysio acres: rooms; room SIe.5oo. West River,
acre land l7-room modern, fuTnishsa pasl,tg
cottage and one 3ao9m @ coags shadyside sec
ton, ton water front estate; several acres;
spacious all-year master house and 4.
room bungalow; also stable and garage:
well worth price Of $4,000. Opposite
Galesville. on West River: 8 acres; long long
outbuildings; 5000. On West River:
IS acres. with old house, needs repair;
wonderful site for estate or deyelopment:
S39, 900 Mountain lodge. on shepandoah n
River; so miles p C.; iS5 acres lodge at,cs IN
$4,000 At Epping Forest, room, 2-bath
cottage; Z lots on Arrow Goye; Sso partly Soy
lots, acreage, estates, see WALTER n.
BAUMAN, d727 K st. nv ~ NA; n.ctn;ist S1Ts:
BEACH COTTAGE. North Beach Md
Convenient to shopping and beach; vPT prTlfes PTf
A. WEADON CO., DI 1854.
SHERWOOD EoREsTf frr3sSed 9sds9oms nnttass
overlooking main bathing beach. Alex.
S039. -29
WATERFRONT ESTATE, South River; 8
bedrms, 5 baths, boathouse, Scar garage;
within 25 nj 2; d.. c. Priced at $55:s 200.
Evening star., 1948-03-29

1890 18th ST. NV, bet Conn. and Mass
Slds.. SEis. approx. pos1 1856 So. #: each foor;
excellent for organization. doctors. gen:
bus. uses; zoned 1st comm. DRURY
REALTY CORP, 1887 K NV. RE. 1l33.
FIRST COMMERCIAL. near. 14th and
Park I'd. NV; 2-family fat. rooms and
bath each; modern; basement could be
remodeled for business: possession. See
AID. 56SS. 3617 14th st. NV.
14th ST. NV, 1st commercial; 20-ft.
front by 115 IT. to alley; brick bldg; pos
session; price, S17,e50. Call Mr., Measen.
MA. $500; ewes. and week ends D1. O7O5.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC, 1417 K st. NV.
ATTENTION. DOCTORS or businessmen;
near new George Wash. HospitalESeveral
brick bldgs., some vacant. can easily be
remodeled for ONCE or business uses;
priced right. H. T. RANDOLPH. RE- 2137
AvE.-Business building
west Of White House; in Medical Center.
This block should enhance rapidly: base
ment and first floor stores, with apart
ments above, are suitable for any retail
or once use or investment. Priced ct
sa7 800 on terms, For further iniSTns;
tion. call Mr.. Norris, Jr, at WOODWARD
& NORRIS, Realtors. 723 goth st. NV,
Re; 65s5; Sundays and evenings, GIL