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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12
Plastic Shower Curtoins

Plastic Shower CHrtoins
80 in assorted colors. Were $685. Now SO
10 Curtain and Drapery Ensembles In as
sorted colors Were s11.90. Now Sc
were $685.. Now ------'----------.$ 4S5
II in assorted colors. Were $685. Now $3.50
IA in assorted colors. Were 1925. Now $s15
Pairs of Draperies. Were $5.s5. Now SO
Bathroom Accessories
1 Hamper. Was $1095. Now ------ $4.S5
3 Mirrored Waste Baskets. Were 1925. Now,
S1.60
. Medicine Cabinets. Were $1o.s5. Now s5.45
4 Cotton Rug Sets. Were $3.50. Now --s2.25
Cotton Rugs. Were s3.75 Now ------sl.75
1 Cotton Rug Was 1925. Now ------$1.15
16 Cotton Lid Covers. Were $2,75, Now $1.45
6 Cotton Lid Covers Were $1so. Now CSC
Metol Wall Brackets with Flower
Pots
were $3.50. Now IL
46 were $l95 to S2.25. Now-------------75c
50 were $3.50 to $2.95. Now ------------ Csc
10 Bud Vases. Were $2.25. Now -------. 75c
4 Bud Vases. Were. $2.95. Now Csc
10 Hanging Brackets with flower pot. Were
$225. Now
Unfinished Pieces
1 Corner Book Case, 36x9x16h. Was $40.
Now %
l Chest Of Drawers, 42xl7zx36. Was S32
Now SIS
/ Book Case, 44x10A x22. Was $14.e5. Now,
81
1 Book Case, 91ax23h. Was 1895.
Now z- 49, -----.-- -----S5
1 Corner Book Case, 3Ox18lax18. Was s16.e5.
Nou S7.95
W&L-Housewares Down Stairs Store. !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12
Wool BroodIoom Samples Of Discontinued
Colors and Patterns of Fomous-nome Carpets

Twists, sculptures, and tone on tones.
colors in all types.
3, 4'6"x6' Glotuft Was 5000. Now $3.50
2, 4'6"x6' Kelton. Was $29l0. Now S19.S5
2, 4'6"x6' Monroe Was $2s.1O Now 1895
1, 4'6"x6' Ashlawn. Was s41.1o Now s2s.s5
1, 46"x6' Duratwist Was $3.50 Now s24.75
], 46"x6' Chateau. Was $54.75. Now 1895
l, 46"xe' Bramble Was $3.50. Now $3.50
Shoe Textured Cotton Rugs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12

Girls Cotton AnkIets, zoe
We're Csc
500 pairs of English rib anklets in
pink, blue, maize and red. Sizes
to IL.
200 Childrens Bunny Fur Mittens in white.
Sizes to 8. Were $1.95. Now, including
W&L-Children's Hosiery, Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12
Girls Quilted
Cotton Robes,
81 IS

We're 5IO.95
80 robes in assorted pastel prints.
Sizes 10 to Is.
well Girls Furnishings, Fourth Floor
Junior Misses GirdIes and
Pontie-Girdles, $3.e5
Were $3.50 and $3.50
60 rayon and cotton girdles and pantis
girdles in white and nude. Sizes 26,
81 and %.
20 Quilted Rayon Robes in prints and pastels.
Sizes to is. Were $29.75 and $3s75. Now,
S22.1S
w&L-The Junior Lingerie Rendezvous,
Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12
Photographs Reduced

1 Paillard Automatic Electric Photograph.
Was s135. Now .-.- $685.
2 Paillard Electric Photographs. Were $85.
Now -------. 1925
1 Geib Portable Photograph. Was $27.95.
l Motoroia Console Radio Photograph, floor
sample Was $339.50. Now $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12

Junior Misses Millinery,
Sue Vas 81 to IS
$50 flowers, feathers and hats of wool,
felt and bunny fur. Assorted styles
and col0rs.
W&L-Junior Misses Millinery,
Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12
Cotton, Royon and Silk
Remnants, Ia to IL off

300 cotton, rayon and silk dress rem
nants in plaids, plain colors, prints
and novelty weaves. " to IA ysrd
lengths.
$50 Wool Remnants in dress, suit and coat
weights. u to 2Ia-yard lengths. " to n of
WSsL-Dress Fabrics, Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12
Slightly Irregular PIoin-weove
Wool BroodIoom Competing Now .$775

If perfect, ,ponld be square y.
12'x42'3" Doeskin Beige
1a'x97'10" Doeskin Beige
Please bring your own measurements
W&L-Floorcoverings, Sixth Floor
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Serving Troys
Reduced More Than IA

1 Wood Tray and Stand. Was $l2.95. Now;
s3s5
8 Wood Frame Trays with prints. Were SIS.
NOW $40
Hand Decorated Wood Trays. Were s27.50.
NOW S''ov
6 Hand Decorated Wood Trays Were $40.
Nv" p~
4 Hand Decorated Mexican Tin Trays. Were
$40. Now -. S.
4 Hand Decorated Mexican Tin Trays. Were
$25. Now $7.50
3 Wood Trays with prints. Were s25. Now.
s750
) Trays with hand-cut glass bottom Were
$50. NOW --------------------si v
9 Metal Foil Picture Trays. Were $685.
Now
9 Metal Foil Picture Trays. Were $3.50 and
DO 1NUW 90
3 Metal Foil Picture Trays. Were SIS. Now,
g2sk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12

In rose, blue, gray and green. Not all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12

Rolls Of 27-inch Runner-n perfect, would
be the lineal yard, SUBS. Now lneal yard,
..-.: -.e-. $s.95
27"x22z yards in Rose -
27"x45M yards in Dawn Gray
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12

W&L-Floorcoverings, Sixth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12

W&L-The Gift Shop, Fifth Floor
Luggage Reduced
Irregulars Of Amelia Earhart 81 Inch
Women's Travel Cases. as were $780,. Now.
including 20To tax, $21.46.
wSsL-Luggage, Seventh Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-29
Barbara GrOner,
E. S. Sbicer, r
Wed IN NeV York

The Church of st. Barnabas was
the scene of the wedding at 4 O'Clock
yesterday of Miss Barbara Day
Groner and Mr.. Edward Sheldon
spicer. il. The Rev. DR.. Floyd B
Van Keuren officiated and recep-
ton followed at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Vaughan Groner of Irvington or
Hudson, N. Y.
Given In marriage by her father
the bride wore an ivory satin gowr
that was trimmed with pearls al
the collar and the cuffs. She wore
a cap of heirloom rose-point lace
and carried bouquet of white or.
chids, cream freesia and maiden
hair fern.
Her sister, Miss Sally ANNE
Groner, was maid of honor ane
another sister, Miss Anne Vaughan
Groner, and cousin, Miss judith
Mckinney of Summit, N. j., were
the other attendants. They wore
white taffeta gowns, corsages OF Ivy
leaves and headdresses OF Leaves
and white flowers.
The bridegroom, whose parents
live in Providence, r. l., had fol
his best man his brother, MIR. Johr
T. Spicer. The ushers were th'
Messrs. Melvin H. Knapp, William
F. Whitmarsh and Alan F. Day, al
lof Providence; Edward S. Carater
Evening star., 1948-02-29
Wedding Date

June 16 has been selected for the
wedding of Miss Anna Jean Jen-
nings and Mr.. Gerald Lewis Case
bolt, whose engagement has been an
nounced by Miss Jennings parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Barry Jennings Of Ia
coma Park. The bridegroom-elect
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla
z. Casebolt of Hermiston, Greg.
Miss Jennings Is q graduate Of
Takoma Academy and attended
Washington Missionary College. She
now is q Junior nurse in training at
White Memorial Hospital In Los
Angeles
Mr.. Casebolt Is q. senior medical
student at the College OF Medical
Evangelists In Los Angeles.
Evening star., 1948-02-29

r., Of Poughkeepsie. n Y. and
Kennard p. Perry of Denver.
Mrs. Spicer studied at the Mas
tiers School, at Dana Hall. at the
Lowthorpe School of Landscape
Architecture and at the Rhode
Island School of Design. She is a
member of the Hudson River
Junior Service League and is the
granddaughter of former Chief jus
tice D. Lawrence Groner OF the
United States Court OF Appeals,
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spicer will live In
Providence, where the former Is
with the Providence National Bank
A graduate of Deerfield Academy
and of Dartmouth College, Mr.
Spicer was an oficer IN the Naval
Reserve for three years during the
War
Evening star., 1948-02-29
To We'd Next Month

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Thomas an
nounee the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Margaret Ann
Thomas, to Mr.. Edward Calyille
Griffith, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
Griffith of Oak Grove, Va. The we'd
ding will take place March n.
Evening star., 1948-02-29
Future Bride

The engagement Of Miss Doris
Parker Clark to Mr.. Harvey Boyd
Otterman, jr., Is announced by Miss
Clark's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Doug
las A. Clark Of Barre, VT, with no
date set for the wedding.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
Special Church
Announcements Il

Chevy Chase Baptist-A Christ.
mas pageant, WAN Fans Stars
written and directed by Joseph F
Gulick, a member Of the church
will be presented at 5 pm. Sunday
at the Chevy Chase Baptist Church
New York Avenue Presbyterian
A father-son banquet will be spon-
sored by the Mems Club Monday at
6 pm. in the lecture room. Movies
and chalk sketching will be fea-
tured. Reservations may be made by
calling National OTIS before Sunday
afternoon.
Peoples Congregational-The Rev
A. F. Elmes takes as the topic oi
the Christmas message Sunday
morning, "A Child Is Born"
Wesley Methodist -" 1.-THE Light
That Almost Failed" Is the subject
Of DR.. c. Stanley Lowell tomorrow
A Christmas pageant will be pre-.
sented at 8 pm.
Fifteenth Street Presbyterian
"Rethinking Christ at Christmas.
time" is the subject Of the sermon
at II am, by DR.. Wilbur La Roe
jr.. moderator Of the General Assem-
bly, of the Presbyterian Church
U. s. A. The white gifts service
will be held by the Sunday school a
10 am. At 8 pm. will be a Christ
mas candlelight service and pageant
Memorial Evangelical United
Brethren--Dr. I. s. Ernst will preach
at II am. on Have You Prepared
for Christmas?" The annual whita
gifts service will be held at 8 pm
Sunday School classes will bring
their gifts in behalf of the orphan.
age and home at Quincy, Pa. A
pageant, "The Quest Of the Magi,
Evening star., 1948-12-18

will be given by members Of the
Sunday school, directed by Mis-
Isabel Brewton.
West Washington Baptist-Ths
Rev. Charles B. Austin will preach
Sunday at II am. on Goods Un.
speakable Gift" At 8 pm, is the 24tt
White Christmas pageant under the
direction Of Robert L. Haycock. A
sound film entitled "The Child of
Bethlehem" will be presented dur
ing the pageant.
French Church-The Rev. Pierre
c. Toureille, pastor Of the French
Church Of Washington, will preach
on "C'est lei lie Chemin" at the
French service at st. Johns Epis.
copal Church tomorrow at 4 pm.
Gorsuch Methodist-The Rev
George Coppage will speak at II
am. on Setting the Christmas
Scene" The Sunday school will
present a pageant, 1.-The Joy Bells
|of Christmas" at pm. !,
st. Paul's Lutheran-Dr. Harry
Snyder will conclude his adveni
series tomorrow morning on life
In the evening the Sunday school
will hold its white gift service, with
reception of members.
Lincoln Congregational-Dr. Rob-
ert Brooks will preach OF II am
on "The Church and Human Need"
At 7 pm. a communion service
will be held. At 1915 am. Claude
Young will address ftle mems
brotherhood on Christmas in Pal
estine."
Fifteenth Street Chrlstian-For
the 18th consecutive year the
Christmas pageant, "The New Born
King" will be presented. They will
be at Sis pm. today and Sis and
S:15 pm. tomorrow.
st. Stephen and the Incarnation
Mrs. Sophie Densford will conduct
the prayers and incercessions at q
pm. Monday. On Tuesday at 1890
am. the Rev. Stuart Cast will off.
ciate at holy communion and have
prayers and intercessions.
Polish Services-Father Fidelis
Grabowski Of the Marion House of
Studies will chant the Polish mass
and deliver the sermon at the
Shrine Of the Immaculate Concep-
tion at II am. tomorrow.
Mount Zion Methodist-The Rev
James Foy will preach at II am. on
"Why Go to church," in his series
Of sermons.
Third Colored Baptist--The jun
ior ushers will present a program
at $50 pm.
John Wesley A. nj. E. Z.-"The
Manger Crib" the fourth subject in
a series Of sermons under the theme,
Scenes From the Christmas
Drama" will be the subject of DR..
Stephen Spottswood tomorrow at II
am.
Temple Baptist--Dr. Melvine w
Crump will preach at II am. to-
morrow on Where to Go and What
to Do on Christmas" A movie
"The Christmas Story" will be pre-
sented at 9:40 am. by the Sunday
School. White gifts will be brought
and Ray Anderson will give q read
ing, Jesus Birthday" The Sunday
school program will be held at 7::3O
pm. Wednesday. Moving pictures
viii be shown and there will be a
Evening star., 1948-12-18
UniversoIist Memorial

"The Child That Is Born to Us"
Is the Christmas sermon of DR.. Seth
r. Brooks, minister Of the Universe
list National Memorial Church at
II am. tomorrow.
The church school will have It's
Christmas service at 10 am.
White gifts for the Jordan Neigh
borhood House, Suffolk, Va, a Uni
versalist project, vii be received at
II am.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
Christmas Broadcast

The Christmas theme will be pre-.
sented in two daily broadcasts
Monday through Saturday, by Evan
gelist Dale Crowley.
In addition to his program over
WWDC at 6:45 am, he will also be
heard daily at 7:45 am. over Sta
ton WEAM. The two broadcasts
will not be identical in content.
Mr.. Crowley also conducts the
Quizspiration broadcast, heard 10.
cally over WWDC. Saturdays at I
pm.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
Luther Place Memorial
Christmas Activities

On Monday at $50 pm. the
Brotherhood and Mothers Club of
Luther Place Memorial Church will
have q family supper in the parish
hail. It will be followed by a special
Christmas program for the children.
The Brotherhood will conduct q
service at The Gospel Mission, Fifth
and H streets, NV. at 7::30 pm.
Tuesday. Pastor Singer will be the
speaker.
At $50 pm. Wednesday, the
Young Married Couples Glass will
have q supper in the parish hall.
Evening star., 1948-12-18

1880 pm. The Christmas medita-
ton will be given by Mr.. Schnabel.
A Christmas party for the children
will be held on Wednesday following
the rehearsal for the Christmas
pageant.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
National Presbyterian
Christmas Celebration

Featuring the Christmas celebra.
ton at the National Presbyterian
Church tomorrow will be the tradi.
tional candlelight carol service at
pm. All pews will be unassigned at
the vesper service.
At II am. the pastor, DR.. Edward
L. r. Elson, will preach on when
Christmas Comes"
Evening star., 1948-12-18
Albright Memorial Church

DO We Understand the Angels
SongP will be the subject Of the
Rev. George E. Schnabel, at the II
am. Sunday at Albright Memorial
Church.
On Christmas eve will be a Natl
witty Service of Lights, beginning At
Evening star., 1948-11-13
HOUSES WANTED TO svY.

Cash BUYER for det. brick. convenient
NJ sess' IF sSO 1888 or Franz s Phil
i PAY CASH for white or eolored houses
in need of repair or remodelins. Call EN-.
HOUSES WANTED, in any condition. white
1872 or SH. $500 .-19
NEED NV. or Mont Co. suburbs, brick,
"A bedrooms, conven; to 1ransp ;2, Cash aSE
IisTiNGs fisf e eveS WANfEpExpert Iss9 appraisal
and experienced statesmen are ready to
fst'e She bes y10 market m prees ESes @ sun
phone GE. a9OO L. T. GRAvATTE, Real
sST; 18Th s. GE Gsu NA h.,CY 955 =, "a ,a,,-
frame or brick housE no commission. RE.
CHARLES s. GUM has clients waiting
MEDIUM Me- HyST0s AND N5''sSaaL SMALL SIZE HOUSES
HAPs sysa s4oEel GIyeas II gss sans M
any nice location: We have substantial
Isl rnoSrT 5SH 3stG aTTrsrios siis to tn. sal. OF
your home, business or Investment prop
Re,,0T sos R.as .nse s sa
coloEed, ! will sen it If 1T can be sold y 4
won't take me long. j. W. ROUSE, 1907
11th st. NV D1 1888.
QUICK is THE NAME and quick will be
MITCHELL QUICK, 81. 1871. 'RA. 34ls.
so YEARS SERVICE to local property
erty with WM. H SAUNDERS co. INC.
Realtors SINCE 1881 1919 st, DI. 10l5;
bedrm homes in Silver Spring and nearby
areas. For the best in real estate service
call WORTHINGTON REALTY. s421
Georgia ave. opposite Sill. Spg. POI,
Sligo 1900. SH 1913.
PRIVATE PARTY desires to purchase home,
NV. or nearby Nd. AID 5l29. IA
WANT TO SELL?
Your property may be what We need We
have many clients with cash. Free ap-
praisals. AT 0566 or AT. $3.50.
THE GABLES co.
OaO2 Alinnesnto Ia
Evening star., 1948-11-13
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAkD.

BETHESDA : owner leaving. Bungalow
with ~ baths; 2 bedrooms, fireplace; fun
rage. full expansion attic, large screened
in porch, storm windows and doors; lovely
shade and shrqbbery Priced ,,st,, at only y
fNyEs4MrS4 fly zs4 Sall co Sligo 1915 SUBURBAN s
rooms and bath, nice lot oil a.-e; Priced
Ext. M sSA SiI with With BETHEL, 81. 800. 90 TOW
BETHEsDA-Bs owner: near Pub. Health
room or den and bath on 1st A.; white
ness n dn f ad 9 and oe IN
storm windows and doors. A real bay, at
BETHEsD4Gclose fsHIS osei to shopping and transp.
This one-h. bungalow contains liv.. rm,
with ,firepl., din. rm., kitchen, 2 bedrms.
and and Pih 3he PRICE rhsfe is Eves M
DoRFER co, INC, OIL. 1896
BETHESDA-Modern. attractive bunga-
with fireplace, expandable attic, GAS. &C.
+: s WsshbuTn, dE. ,@6ls. MARsHALL j
BETHEsDA-Conv. to Public Health and
Naval Hosp. 6-rm; furn. home. oil heat
Reasr @ss % s7So Can 45ss FRy 1NG hSy
once open Sat. and Sun. until 3 pm.
CABIN JoHN-Delighttu Cape Cod bun;
galow Of rms, frepI; full bsmt, oil
esekn hsat on house fsncsa ony lot Sx9oo c a
y WoRTadNGToN sEa6 s REALTY s4s7 Ga. Aye
The Fiji GENERAL IS BEING TRANSFERRED
and will transfer his title to some lucky
buyer Of his beautifully terraced home,
5 rms, baths. oil &C. heat, 20-ft liv-
ing rm. with fireplace, expansion attic,
fenced yard kept in immaculate cond
only HS,v:s1aEn; S14.aao; s2;5oo cash Don't delay!
KfSWooP aHs s PF coTSTkY S1S5 y! eIrR v1cov,
ly 5-rm. brick. only. 3 blks. from District
Lovely Handicapped let. fenced-in rear
yard. $4,000, ~ frSt trust. Total price
Sl4a5o h JRV1N B. REAMY, UN. 1886, OF
LAUREL VIC. IL acres. 6-rm Cape Cod
Oil steam heat, range. refgr.. etc, Sl1, 300.
NAVAL TESTING BASIN bedroom bun.
galow; living room with fireplace. garage;
nice lot SENATE REALTY CO., Ex. 800
SILVER SPRING. open Sunday, ! !. till
dark. 100 Normandy dr.-Six-rm. brick.
3 twin-size bedrms gar. See display
adv. Saturday Star. WoRTH1NGT0A
REALTY, s427 Ga. ave. 81. 3700, sH.
SILVER sPRING-very desirable close-in
location Just of Colesville I'd; lovely ?
story. 6-rm. Colonial; powder rm. on 1st
H.. screened porch, lge. liv.. and din. rms.
equipped kit, 3 bedrms. lee. tiled bath
full basement Ready for occupancy. We'll
! financed, with terms to suit you. sH
6440 till pm. WooDsIDE REALTY co
la
Evening star., 1948-11-13
LAUREL. MD
T,EWTSDAI,E,

"Washinston's fastest growing subdivision
of better homes available now Tor vet
Grams. A wide variety of lovely new brick
homes, with all modern convenience. De-
handicapped lots. Range of prices accord
ing to location and features. You can buy
your home here for as little as $1,000
interest and insurance.
We also have homes available for
eonvenient o % term 1, paSments Sg m investieate T
Lewisdale today! On Riggs rd, Just north
of junction of East-West hwy. Ager rd
and Riggs rd Look for our office. Open
evenings and Sundays
j. G.. LEWIS, Realtor
6114 4Oth ave, Hyattsvile. Phone WA
Evening star., 1948-11-13
BRICK BUNGALOW

Open Sun. to 5. Sl1.a5O Atop a
high elevation in beautiful Hillwood
Manor, this CHEEKY new bungalow gets
plenty Of sunshine and refreshing
breezes. Wooded lot, 14O it. deep: liv.
rm., . twin-siZe bedrms., bath, large,
fully equipped kitchen: expansion attic;
Bendix washer incl; gas radiant heat
Easy financing for veteran or nonveteran.
Out New Hampshire ave 13 mi. past
DC. line, to Erskine st. and sign, right
to property
CARL M. FREEMAN, INC.
Evening star., 1948-11-13
Manning DR.

new home, located on a lge. lot; con-
veniently near the center of Bethesda;
red brick Colonial unusual design and
size; first f., bedrm. and lavatory; more
bedrms. and 2 baths upstairs; 1s-ft. din
ing rm., ideal kitchen with dishwasher,
and many other features: priced under the
market Directions. out Wisconsin ave.
left on Bradley blvd. about blks, right
on Glenbrook rd. about 300 #, right on
Manning DR.. to sign. r. FURMAN, OIL;
1880 II no answer. leave MESSAGE to call
at ST. 1000.
Evening star., 1948-11-13
NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS

Only 3 lett. On buSIlne IN CONVENIENT
Kensington. Large liv. rm. with fireplace.
equipped kit, tiled bath. full basement
with outside entrance. weather-stripped.
insulated. Ventian blinds, copper spouting;
real buy for veterans at Sl3.45O with
FHA and veterans financing. $4,000 cash,
SS4.49 monthly. Nonveterans terms with
substantial cash. as low as So: ;04
to Lincoln ave, / block on Lincoln to
Knowles ave, left 3 blocks on Knowles to
our sign and houses. ELLIS BROS. INC,
Evening star., 1948-11-13
HOMEMAKER'S DREAM

Of Dale dr., in Silver Springs convenient
section of better homes. This 2-story all
brick has large liv. .rm. with picture mirror
over fireplace, bookshelves. full din. rm.,
kit luxuriously equipped with GE Strato-
liner elec. range, l0ia-ft. .GE refEr., Hot
point disposal. leather upholstered break
fast nook. 3 large bedrmS. with walk-in
closets finished basement with Bendtx
washer and many other desirable features.
Only S17.950; terms as low as sos monthly
With substantial cash. ELLIS BROS, INC,
q ily Sun o. PI. OH Ia
Evening star., 1948-11-13
HOUSES FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

A BRAND-NEW 1-RM. brick home facing
Ord Lab u acre of ground included.
Can be bought or exchanged for what
have you; oil heat large basement, full
possession. Call Mr.. Shenk GE. 05ls,
ewes. or KAY REALTY CO., INC, RA.
Evening star., 1948-11-13
EAST PINES

First offering of unusual 3-level, 3-bedroom
home built last spring and in excellent
condition; situated on high elevation
amongst lovely. trees; auto. heat, lge.
Venetian blinds. storage cabinet included.
Excellent financing. Pay, only $2: 734 down
and assume balance OF Ss,s 1857, PAYABLE
So O2 monthly. Total price. 81 500;
Possession after settlement: Call pI 0222
for appt. to inspect. WALKER & DUNLOP,
Realtors, 1900 18th st. NV. 10
Evening star., 1948-11-13
HOME AND INCOME

Elderly lady offers Capitol Hill home and
income; l. rooms, 8 baths, now operated
as tourist home; ideal for converting to
apts.; near Library of Congress. Broker
Box 11S-G, Star. ii
COLORED -Ist COMMERCIAL = Row
brick; q lge., rms: bath, h,-w.h,;; house
in good cond.; price $3.50 with $50
Ak Ak 1904 So1T; eyes ,dn " s55l ,s,, la
Very Special s.story, 6-rm. brick. INV h,
gas range: retgr:; Eeod 1y eend on pr9mpE. rmHT
RE 1858, RIM. l. Colorado Bldg F. M.
Chiyes. agent, VI. 1898.
COLoRED-New 6-rm. semidet. brick
homes in Anacostia section: hardwood
floors, copper plumbing, automatic INV h:
(gas), built-in cabinets, elec. refgr., full
bsmt, tile bath with shower; $4,000;
convenient terms: veterans pref; nom
veterans applications now being accepted.
Sample house at 1717 Frankford ST. Sc.
Open Sat. and sun, 9 to- 5 pm. Gar
field Loop bus from Navy Yard to church
at 18th and Erie sts., or drive out Nichols
ave. to Morris rd,. left ! . blks. TO / 1th st:
and Erie and right to Frankford.J Or call
SP OR55 -l5
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FORESTVHLE, $500 Spring ST.. 5-rm
Hillside, 1907 t st.: s-rm. brick bunga; !;
S13.95O; liv. rm.. din. rm, kit, and 3
nsqts for $3.50 mt mo; Stoves ' and refsr venee
tian blinds large Anchor-fenced yard with
small swimming pool. Call Mr.. Ruehl. TR.
GI,5D a2SS; eyes, Hillside 1880; with I. PAUL
LAUREI-8-room frame house, center of
town; ami; lot b0xl5o; for quick sale
S-room frame BUNGALOW; ami: near
sla acres, near Fort Meade-9-room
frame houis FS impr1ysmenss .nI. Ms sSbon" Sbone
S3,sOO--4 RMS, nice lot, one block from
~ So, ooow6 rms, lot 1box2oo; vacant.
s., 7oo@New bungalow. ~ trust, ST.
$s,s5o-Lse. bungalow. recreation rm.
ss.a5o-Ise. old. e-rm. home lot COX
SoS Sc. 4soMone e,i ase, rm.: 81 900 down,
sSs 9Snts 9ns sS 1T svs sa'ea cotase City
siil,756@Brck 81 500 down.
,7Oo-New bunsalow. furn.; $1,000
d0yn is5oSes 4nly See trgsf Very l,e brick rHA con-
venient terms.
S19.95O-University Park estate, 8 re-
manning.
S2I,500 - Lge. 2-apt brick, $4,000
down One trust. S11O per month.
S22.000-Tourist home on route No. i.
Over one acre.
S25,00O-l3a4 acre Colonial estate, over
one hundred yrs. old
We also have listed many, many other
tors, S5O5 Bait. blvd. College Park. Md.
TO. 57s3, TO. 633s; ewes, TO. 1886. UN.
Evening star., 1948-11-13
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

MILES FROM PEACE CROSS, on De-
fense hwy, Defense Heights, Md.-Brand-
new 2-bedrm. brick bungalow; &C. gas
heat Will be open Sunday morning till
:, pm. Call EN-. SS40. Ia