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Laurel outlook., 1948-09-22
Federated Club 10
Entertain Teachers
At Dinner Oct. IL

Plans for a dinner to be giver
Oct. H., honoring the women
teachers of the Laurel schools
were discussed at the first fall
meeting of the Laurel Federated
club Monday at the home of Mrs.
Harold Williams. Mrs. Charles
Egnew was co-hostess.
Heading the committee on ar
rangements for the dinner is Mrs.
Harold Price. She will be as
sisted by Mrs. Gordon Brohaugh,
Mrs. Herman Miller and Mrs.
George Mccormick. Mrs. w. A.
Mccormick was named chairman
of the entertainment committee
and has as her assistants Mrs.
j. G. Macdonald and Mrs. Jack
Pelowitz.
Reports of the state convention
in Billings last June we're given
by the club delegates, Mrs. Har-
Ian Russell, president, and Mrs.
George Mccormick, first vice
president. The music portion of
the program was in charge of
Mrs. Herman Miller, who intro
duced Shirley Collins for two
piano selections.
The club project prize for the
evening was won by Mrs. w. G..
LaFlesch. Guests of the club
were Mrs. George Hansen, Mrs.
L. L. Smith and Mrs. Floyd
Guest night will feature the
next meeting, which is to be held
at the parish hall Oct. a. Mrs.
John Brohaugh will be hostess
and her co-hostesses will be Mrs.
Gordon Brohaugh, Mrs. Reynold
Frank and Mrs. w. G.. LaF1esch.
Yrs. Gordon Allan heads the
committee in charge of the pro-
ram for the evening. Members
re asked to notify the h~ostesses
# the number of guests they !
Expect to bring.
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Miss Benin Becomes
Bride Of j. HI. Pewitt
In Ceremony Sunday

Wearing a gown of ivory satin,
and carrying a bouquet of Amer
lean Beauty roses, Miss Esther
Benin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Benin, became the bride of
Joseph Howard Pewitt, son of
Mrs. Ida Pewitt, at 4:30 Sunday
at the Congregational church.
The double-ring ceremony was
performed by Rev. H. C. Haem-
melmann before an altar banked
with baskets of fall flowers.
The brides gown was floor
length with full train. Mrs. Fred
Getz, sister of the bride was ma
tron of honor and the brides
cousin, Miss Beverly Rider, was
bridesmaid. They wore pink and
blue gowns, respectively, and
both wore corsages of pink and
white carnations. Harold Rider
was best man, and Keith Dawson,
usher.
A reception at the Odd Eel
lows hall followed the wedding.
Mrs. N. B. Eshom, asister of the
bridegroom, had charge of the
guest book. About 80 guests at
tended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pewitt left for
the western states on their hon
eymoon. For travelling, Mrs.
Pewitt wor a dark gray suit
With white accessories and a cor
sage made from her bridal
bouquet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pewitt are both
of the Laurel high
'chool. She graduated from the
Billings Business college, and is
Employed in Billings. Mr.. Pewitt
erved several years in the army
md is employed by the North
m Pacific in Laurel.
The couple will make their
ere.
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~
FoundM
A Pocket.

Howdy Folks:
The professor who sent hi.
wife to the bank and kissed hi
money goodbye wasn't so absen'
minded after all.
Money is so hard to get and
hard to keep it seems silly
any one would be fool
enough to work for the stuff.
1t stacks up about like this.
An optomist has no money and
a pessimist won't lend you any.
But don't marry for money.
You can work for it cheaper.
Definition Tainted Money
Money which faint yours and
faint mine.
They say the fastest talking
money is hush money.
We're in favor of hush money,
though-for loud mouthed and
long winded politicians.
Like every one else, we're in
favor of saving money, too.
Well help you save by keep
ing your wearing apparel in
top condition. It's a saving
value.
Laurel outlook., 1948-09-22
Naming Month OF May

How the month of May got its
name is a subject of controversy
among historians. According to the
World Book encyclopedia. the most
widely accepted story is that the
month was named after "Maia,"
the Roman goddess of spring and
growth. But some scholars claim
May was a month sacred to the
"Majores" or older men, just as
June was sacred to the "Juniores,"
or younger men.
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Florida Fishing

The Upper Keys region, off F1ori-
da, is famous for its wide variety
Of fish, estimated at $50 different
kinds. Among these are such popu-
lar gamefish as sailfish, bonito,
barracuda, bonefish. grouper, blue
marlin, and tarpon, as vel ] as
trout, amberjack, kingfish, and
klndreds of smaller but none the
less entertaining fish.
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Calendar
Of Coming Events

Saturday, Sept. 25.
Past Matrons club will meet
at Masonic Temple at 1:30 for
dessert lunch and afternoon of
bridge.
Wednesday, Sept. 20.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
will entertain at the Odd Fellows
hall at a reception for Laurel
teachers.
Sept. 20 and 80, Oct. l and 2.
The American Legion Auxiliary
will sponsor a rummage sale at
the Commercial club building on
East Main street.
Friday, Oct. L.
The general meeting of Wo-
mans Society of Christian Ser
vice will be at the Methodist
church at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Flor
ence Crichton will be in charge
of the program.
Saturday, Oct. 2.
Members of Odd Fellows and
Rebekah lodges will attend TIE
district meeting in Joliet.
Tuesday, Oct. IL.
The Laurel Girl Scout associa-
ton will meet at 7 p. m. at the
home of Mrs. Marshall Hunting
ton. !
Laurel outlook., 1948-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold VanNice
were hosts at the first fall meet
ing of the Adult Bible Fellow
ship at their home last Tuesday
evening. A potluck supper pre-
coded the meeting. Guests Of
the group were Mr.. and Mrs.
Corwin Bowen and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Freeburg. Rev. w. P.
Gauer, pastor of the Methodist
church and leader of the Fellow
ship, introduced the lesson study
for the year which is to be pre-
sented at each meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold VanNice
had as guests last week Mr.. Van
Nice's nephew, Danny VanNice,
and Charles Kennick, both of
Baltimore, Nd.
Mrs. Mike Beslanowitch spent
three days last week in Helena
with her daughter, Miss Frances
Beslanowitch, who underwent an
emergency appendectomy at the
Helena st. Johns hospital. Miss
Beslanowitch, teacher in the
schools at East Helena, had
taught only four days when
stricken. Before returning to Lau-
rel, Mrs. Beslanowitch was the
guest of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. B. CT
Hayes of Butte, accompanying
them from Helena where they
visited Miss Beslanowitch.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Void have
received announcement of the
birth of a son to their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Frost of Breckenridge,
Mimi. The baby was named
Bruce Harvey for Mr.. Frost's
brother who was lost on Correg-
and whose body has
,een found.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kaiser, Jr.,
ire the parents of a son, born at
| Billings hospital Monday, Sept.
20.
Nh. and Mrs. B. F. Lamb have
lad as guests Mr.. Lambs sister,
drs. Rebecca Gulick and daugh-
err Elsie of West Des Moines,
owa, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
ones and children, Judy and
Hickey, of Half Moon Bay, Calf.
he Jones family had been Wis :
ing in Iowa and were being ac- !
ompanied to California by Mrs. ;
iulick and daughter. Mrs. Jones ;
!; a niece of Mrs. Gulick.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Wallace
ad as guests at dinner Sunday,
Irs. Wallace's brother. R. w.
'klund of Great Falls who came
} visit his mother, Mrs. N. c..
klund; Mr.. and Mrs. C. v. East !
ok and daughter Marilyn Of /
ark City; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth I
eterson of Columbus, and Mr.. s
nd Mrs. Francis Kastelitz of :
,liet. !
A picnic Sunday at the j. j.. +
rug ranch was attended by the )
rug and Fujio families. A pic !
C dinner at midday, and a :
elmer and marshmallow roast in 5
e evening were features of the :
ent, which observed the birth :
VS. of Alvin Conner and David =
-ickel, Jr. 4
Laura H lem phil and =
lighter, Miss Jane Hemphill. )
d Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Bondur- 5
t, all of Rapelje, were recent
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Imsdon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. Void, Jr., q
the parents of a daughter, !
IN Thursday, Sept. 16, at the
.aconess hospital in Billings.
baby has been named Dian
Mrs. R. B. Busby is spending
: week in Libby, the guest Of 4
r son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
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SCOTS
CIeanerS&Laundry
Be Thrifty-PhOne Three-fifty
Fattened for Marriage

Before their marriage, brides of
the Hima tribe are fattened until
they can hardly move, according
to Encyclopaedia Britannica. The
Hima live in Uganda protectorate.
British East Africa.
Evening star., 1948-10-17

blks from bus and stores in West Lanham
large complete kitchen 1st f.. lge
bedrms End a.; full dry basement, gas
heat lge lot Priced for quick sale,
S1O,500, ~ 1st trust payable $40. SO per
mo. including interest, principal, taxes
and Insurance. Must be sold owner leaving
town. Shown by appointment only. If
you are interested in exceptional buy
please pickup your phone and call for de-
tail information. etc.
CLYDE R. ADAMS
Evening star., 1948-10-17
OPEN. is PM. DAILY

New detached brick homes. Only two left
sale. Lovely brick home with center r-hall
entrance, 2O-foot living room. charming
kitche9, with room for breakfast table,
large living room, three large bedrooms
and bath Dry basement with shower and
outside entrance level lot. copper plumb
Ing, slate roof. gas &C. heat. win con-
Than si75oo see these houses and COM
pare them for. the price. To reach. Out
=. r. ave. IA miles to Norwood drive,
block to wildwood drive. turn right. See
bur sign. Call Mr.. Guynn. EN-. 1892.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
1924 18th ct. NV. d. 334o.
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SUBURBAN sALE-viRGINIA.
BELLEVUE FOREST

Cod. bedrooms. 2ha baths (first-foor
bedroom and bath). Panoramic view OF
the, golf course of the Washington Golf
the George Washington Memorial Park
way. Price, $4,000 Open today. Out
Lee hwy. to Cerrydale, turn right on
Military rd. to our field office. opposite
co. exclusive agents, CHI. 3s3s; eve. and
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ARLINGTON FOREST

Attractive 3-bedroom brick Colonial home
overlooking beautiful Lubber Run Park;
large living rm . family sized dining rm
equip kitchen. tie bath. screened porch,
full basement, copper piping. oil a.-c
heat: house insulated and equipped with
screens Ven blinds and storm sash: sit
uated on lge. wooded lot, beautifully land
scaped: ! L, blks. from shopping center
bus St 3 blks from Lee blvd: Price
S16,5OO: low cash payment, with terms
on balance. GEORGE E. SULLIVAN
rH 70
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ARLINGTON

Near Wash. blvd. Det. frame on nice
corner lot. apis. completely furn.; full
bsmt.: det garage; oil h.-w.h. Good in
vestment Income from ] apt. $3.50 per
mo Priced right METZLER'S. Virginia
once, 3Sll Lee hwy, GIL. 1898, OK. 0S7S.
Evening star., 1948-10-17
SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLAhp

VACANT-6 mi. ne. Of Peace Cross; 9
bedrm brick BUNGALOW; oil heat, fireplace;
HOME FOR RENT to sober, genteel people:
no small children, no pets; . bedrms, din
ing rm.. parlor, kitchen, utility room and
bath; hot-water heat with coal; bus serv-
ice vacant. Phone PI,. O635.
HOUSE FOR RENT. furn. or unfurn.: in
the vicinity of Sandy Spring, Md; refs.
required. Box 1860. Star.
LOVELY 4-RO0M BUNGALOW, located at
High Bridge, Bowie. Md: elec., water in
kitchen; close to trans: no more than one
infant; price. S45 per mo. Ask operator
for Bowie 26S1
Evening star., 1948-10-17
CT APPROVED

New 6-rm.. 3-bedrm. homes. large. living
porch, dining rm. and large complete
kitchen. hrst A.. 3 bedrms, and tiled
bath on 2nd f.; full basement, gas heat;
large lot Only Sl,45O down payment.
$50 SO per mo. plus taxes. Exhibit home
open II am. to dark daily. 5S3l Dewey
Forest I'd. in Cheverly opposite park and
follow exhibit house sign to property
Further Information cheerfully given over
Sphone. Please don't hesitate to call
CLYDE r ADAMS
Evening star., 1948-10-17
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
NEW-CUSTOM-BUILT

Better Homes and Gardens 5-star home
No. 1903 Owner leaving for Denver.
Home contains birch panel liv. rm., din.
rm and entry. all-metal electric kitchen,
3 bedrms., tile baths. laundry rm., built
in garage and bsmt.. 2 frepiaces, parauet
floors: buff-colored brick; copper plumb
ing; oil a.-c heat: lovely setting on large
wooded lot in restricted neighborhood on
Defense hwy. in Lanham. Md: II you are
looking for something new and different in
the $4,000 class, call owner-builder, MR..
DA VOLT. I'm O6R1
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ARIJNGTON-OPEN
ARLINGTON BUNGALOW

ARIlNGlON bUNIAIOW
Open Sat. and Sun 2-6-Attractiye / n,
yr.-old brick situated on a large e,;r II fenced ace
dining rm,, equipped kitchen. . bedrms.
tiled bath: stairway to attic which has .
nearly completed large rms. piped for ad-
ceiient light and ventilation; full insula,
ton; combination. storm windows and
screens; large. light. basement. gas &C.
heat, Convenient close-in location; So
800, FHA. Bargain. available. Full price
only S13,65O. Directions Out North
Glebe I'd, left on 25th st. to Emerson
left l blk. to 1888 N. Edison st. Exclusive
with
FRED ]. GEORGE, Realtor
2la3 no s2i Gisne s6e f9u 31 Ss nssn n VA
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English Stone Bungalow

1907 24th ave. N Woodbridge Open to-
Day to , Pm Eor ESI. a home me- that's IT,
rm. and balcony overlooking liv. rm., 9
bedrms. and bath LIST f.. bedrms. and
bath end A.; pine aneled recre. rm., oil
plenty of fruit trees. Det. stone garage
owner leaving town. Price greatly re-
duced for immed. sale at S22 $50. Direc.:
Out Queens Chapel rd., 3 blks. beyond
D. c. line, turn right on Gath ave. to
open sign. Call GE. 2270, BRIGHTWOoD
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" 4 VI 7 L
I'M 7 I AZ
$3.50

s-bedrm. bungalow and sleeping porch;
near Research Center. Md; large garage
and workshop. 3 chicken houses " h; /;
s5O5 Baltimore blvd. College PIX, Md.
TO. 1873. TO. 633s; ewes, TO. 1856,
UN. 1891. -1T
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ARLINGTON FOREST

Open daily; by owner; 46 South Park
drive Arlington, Va; 2-story prewar brick
6 rooms, including 3 bedrooms; tile bath
large liv. rm.. din rm. and fully equipped
remodeled kitchen: full basement, with
beautifully furnished recreation room
screened porch with awnings. Inspection
invited in order to appreciate these anc
other features not mentioned; immediat t
occupancy upon settlement. CHI. 1147
No aoapts Mileage III
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ALEXANDRIA

Holly HILL block off Russell rd.-We are
proud to present new development OF
homes All have powder rm. on 1st fl.
large picture windows; as modern as 1850;
individually designed by one of Wash. S
leading architects Open every day. for
your inspection and pleasure; priced from
S19,5OO to 800; ns-preference
To reach: Down So. Ar. Ridge rd. to
Gardensl, bear right onto Russell I'd. go
blocks to Macarthur ave-. left block
to Holly St, left l block to homes. II not
conven to come in your car We shall
be glad to send for you. Just call Leland
D.. Breckenridge. Realtor. manager real
estate dept.
HOLDEN & CO., INC.
Alex. 22Oo; ewes. and Sun, TIE. 3775,
exclusive IL
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2 BRICK BUNGALOWS

slo50O. Mr. Nd. U.-2 bedrms.. tiled
bath, de luxe kit. with 1T. refgr.; lge.
side entrance from bsmt.; lot 53xl70. 4
block to Catholic and public schools,
stores and carlines. $4,000 cash: $500
4sth ave, Berwyn. H. M. SMITH, builder
DE roo IL
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NEAR CHEVERLY THEATER

Just of Defense hwy, in this very conv.
area, is located this charming det. brick
built just before the war of the best quail
ity: featured are liv. rm. with fireplace,
kit, jr. din rm.. 2 bedrms., tiled bath.
owner moving. has drasticallv reduced
price for immed. sale. For complete de-
tails, eyes. call Mr.. Jones. RE. 05s5
Ext 507.
JESS FISHER g. CO., INC.
Realtors 400 X ST NV EX 1911
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THREE REDRMS

S12 2600-Colonial-type 6-rm. home, lge.
liv. rm. with fireplace, side porch: insu-
lated, weather. stripped, screens; full
bsmt., oil heat: attract. Handicapped lot;
ROGERS coNsTRUcTIoN CO. 50Oi Ed
monston ave. Rogers Hgts. Subdivision,
Hyattsville. Md. WA. 1895, WA 3613.
Mr.. ANDREWS FIELD
3-bedrm. home. 1-acre lot; ami: SlO.150:
terms: HI. 1899; after pm, Mr. Wood
LU. 925T.
WEST REAL ESTATE
-l9
COLORED-TAKOMA PARK-For sale,
zoos Woodland ave; beautiful suburban
type. home: modern improvements: storm
windows; larke lot and driveway; at a
sacrifice. Call FIR. O744
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meter i. hagen

HIVSA j. AAcSA
North woodbridge beautiful 4-bedroom 2
bath brick and stone bung galow-type nome
. bedrooms and bath on first floor; built
by builder for own home; house you
will have to see to appreciate. without a
doubt, one of the best-built homes in this
area perfect brick work, 12-inch walls,
beautiful oak fireplace, all-electric ultra
modern kitchen, large bone-dry oaSement
with laundry trays and extra toilet: II
you appreciate quality and have S5,O0o
cash, DON'T fail to see this one.
West Lanham Hills-One that Is dill
ferant broom and-bath bungalow, full
basement, many attractive features, PAN
eled dining room. de luxe kitchen. Vene-
tian blinds, storm sash, screens, oil heat,
large beautiful lot. Price, S1O.500. Terms.
Bellemead-Beautitulb bunsalow with de-
high elevation. 14x19 living room with
real fireplace, 2 large bedrooms. modern
kitchen. House in perfect condition:
Venetian blinds and refrigerator included
in sale. $500 cash. balance 500 per
month including taxes and insurance
Berwyn Groom and-bath bungalow
with acre Of land. large brooder and
chicken house. Ideal for chickens and
garden. S3,5OO cash. balance in Aone trust
For particulars on above and other
properties phone
peter ]. hagen
Realtor, 3s4l Bath St. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
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SUBURBAN sALE-Mp. Cont. J
OWNER SELLING
BEAT IMITATION
BRICK BUNGALOW

1903 Trescott ave-; Sl2,a5O; 3 blocks
Wash. SAM. Living room, kitchen, ,dinette
room in attic. full basement. Sunday. 2
to 6 pm. MI. 1898
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ROSEMONT

7-rm bungalow, situated high above
home with the convenience of complete
renoyation There is a 3O-ft. liv rm with
fireplace, . bedrms and bath on the Ist
floor bedrms, on 2nd; all rooms ,ex-
h.-w. heat and an outside entrance to
large garden containing fig trees, roses
and other Towering shrubs: detached ga
rage below garden. entered from the back
Adj. TO Maury School. near transp. and
shopping. 1t is an attractive home that
can be purchased under easv financing
at an exceptional price. Shown by ap-
pointment
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RET,T,E HAVEN

Open 2 to $50 pm. This unusual offer
ing in Belle Haven is frame and brick
construction, nestled in q beautiful set
ting. commanding a view of the Potomac
River. The first A. consists OF an en-
trance hall with cloak closet. liv. rm
din. rm. with door to terrace equipped
Kitchen with combination dishwasher and
washing machine, lge. paneled den with
bookshelves, lavatory: End f., lge master
bedrms.. pvt. bath, . closets. additional
full bedrms. and full bath, lge. hall closet
with window. disappearing stairs to storage
attic; full basement with lge. finished rec
rm. with fireplace. maids toilet and
shower: laundry. auto. oil h.-w.h.
CHAUNCY & CLARKE
ia No. st. -Asaph St, Alex. Va. Alex
5220, Ov; 3232: ewes. OV. 1852. Direc-
tions: Mt. Vernon blvd. through Alex
andria to st right turn after crossing
creek. straight on Belle Haven I'd. to Ft
Hunt rd., right to Glen DIR. and Chauncey
& Clarke exhibit arrow. follow arrow to
open sign III
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ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA

Arlington County, Va. while moderately
priced. embraces many of the features
found only in considerably higher priced
houses. The living room, opening off an
entrance hall, is 12xIS and has wood
burning fireplace. The dining room is
12x13 and the kitchen is nicely equipped.
On the 2nd floor are 3 sunny bedrooms,
1 of which is unusually large and has
completely tiled bath, The basement has
an entrance to the yard and consists of
nicely finished ton room, fur
mace room. laundry facilities and toilet.
Every window in the house is equipped
wh Eusso snS sor %ndoxs
is oil. conditioned. and the plumbing
is copper; The lot is one of the largest
In the subdivision and nicely shaded: An
ment only. Exclusively with
Stanley R. Rowland Co., Inc.
Realtors. lis E. Broad ST., Falls Church,
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CENTERVILLE

2-story frame; 3 bedrms.. bath, din. rm.
liv.. rm:, den, lge. kit late model range
and refriserator: oil heat, automatic hot
water. hardwood floors; mr.. stores and
schools. Open Sunday 10 am. to 5
pm. Look for our open sign on Rte. gil.
FurniShed-Dunn Loring
Arm. frame and bath: inclosed porch. gas
range. electric refrigerator. automatic INV.
double garage, poultry house; lot 216X200
shade trees; all rooms furnished. Price,
$3.50. Exclusive with
RAY BARNEY
Cor Park and Maple. Phone 465 Vienna
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ALEXANDRIA

In George Washington Park-Prewar cor
ner brick Dutch Colonial; center. en-
trance hall, 22-foot liy. rm., 3 bedrms.,
~ baths. equipped kitchen, full bsmt.,
brick earaee, lovely walled-in garden;
500 Open ! to dark. To inspect so to
George washington Memorial; turn right
on King st. road to Highland pl, left to
Hilltop terrace and our sign.
ASK-US REALTY co.
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ALEXANDRIA


Near Catholic schools. We offer this at
tractive large brick home. consisting of
8 spacious rooms and tiled bath. plus
nice, level lot with Anchor fence. Owner
transferred. Priced for immed. sale at
Sl7.950.
ARLINGTON REALTY co.
oW. $500. 2@o4 Wilson blvd. OK 4l23.
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, ATT. GI@OPEN 2-6

Forestville-New Groom brick, large liv.
room, din. room and bedroom on st floor,
> bedrooms and tile bath on end floor; full
s12.950; 81 900 cash to GI. bal. SS2 per
mo, including everything. To reach; Pa.
ave. Sc. left on Alabama ave. straight to
ForestviLe, left at N. Forestvile sub
division TO our open sign. Call MR..
MARKEY. DI Abs; ewes. HI. 9312. IL
Evening star., 1948-10-17

Not just another one of those lovely
homes" but one so appealingly architec-
turally built for casual living with the
dignity and location you desire; lst-f1oor
powder rm., 3 family-sized bedrms.. bath,
spacious liv and din. rms: finest quality
construc.; priced at only $4,000, in
S35, 900 neghborhood.
THE BRANT co.
Arl.. sales office. Brant Bldg., 1884 Wilson
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OA. -UDF. OB. ~ : :,
ATEYANDPTA

ALEAANDfC
In beautiful jefferson Park-Large corner
lot, 1O5-ft. frontage. terraced lawn with
story home, center hall. large lily. rm.
with fireplace. den, screened porch. din.
rm.. equipped kitchen with breakfast nook
bright windows ideal for nursery. playrm.
or sunrm. large closets; full concrete bsmt
auto. gas water heater; house is newly
decorated with new roof. insulated through
out. This is truly beautiful home; at a
sensible price Possession with quick set
tlement Naval oficer, leaving town;
S26, 800. about $4,000 cash. Property
now free and clear; good 1st trust avail
able. Shown by appt
KIRK BROS.
Realtors and Insurers, 500 King st. Phone
Alex. Obs: night and Sundays, Alex.
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ARLINGTON

6O1e 22nd ST. No; open daily: immed.
entrance hall with closet, beautiful liv:
rm. firepl., din. rm, a bath, 2-window S;19,s
kit. 1st floor. 2 extra lge. bedrmS, child.s
rm., bath, End floor; all rms. well lighted,
clear white oak frs, Venetian blinds. recr.
rm. and firepl.; long-term 412eo financing;
for sale by builder. IL
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$500 DOWN-S3OO DOWN
Pretty. hrand-new, 5-rm. bungalows; OF!
heat: stove and refg.; full bsmt. and
laundry tubs: large unfinished end floor;
screened hardwood floors. deep lots; FIRE
place optional. Many sold, only left.
Open Is pm. Drive out Baltimore blvd.
to Laurel. proceed 100 yards ahead to our
sign, right to home