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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-10-07

Kansas the 18th of Oct. She is to
be accompanied on this trip by
Mrs. Herman Mayer.
Mrs. McPeak and son spent
Monday night and Tuesday with
Mr.. and Mrs. LaVeHe Horn, OF
Milford Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Evans and
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Johnson at
tended the funeral of Art Swick
last Wednesday at North Adams,
Michigan.
The Book and Needle club met
with Mrs. DAWN Friday evening
Eighteen members answered to
roll call and ten guests were
present. Mrs. Helser and Mrs.
Shoemaker gave a review of their
Washington D. c. trip along with
other places of interest that they
visited.
Mrs. George and Mrs. Alice
Cooperider took Mrs. McPeak and
baby to Washington c. H. Thurs
day to visit her sister -in-laW, Mrs.
Ralph Graves and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Penrose and son
and Miss Donna Cooperider had
dinner Wednesday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Pennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph thinner
man and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
George visited Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
Dawson, of Coshocton, Sunday. In
the afternoon they attended the
Coshocton fair.
Mrs. Condor and Mrs. Iona
Robinson called at the home OF
Mrs. Herman Mayer to visit with
Mrs. Minnie Brown Monday after
noon.
Mrs. Dexter Cooperider, Miss
Donna Cooperider Mrs. Newland,
Mrs. Bliss, Mrs. Prickett, Miss
elena Gault, Mrs. LaVelle Horn
and daughter, Mrs. Gertie Nicol
and Mrs. Carrie Mayer were
guests Friday evening of Mrs.
DAWN at the Smith-Davin home.
Mrs. Claude Mathers is on the
sick list at this writing.
Mrs. Gertie Nicol attended the
chicken supper at Amlin Satur-
day night.
Patti-Jo George and Joe Fin
ley were Sunday evening supper
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Sheline.
Clarence Sheline went to Can
ton Monday for a weeks visit with
his brother. Mrs. DAWN and Miss
Smith will take care of Mrs. She
line during his absence.
Mrs. Virginia Clements and
children and Mrs. Ruth Johnson
and baby were visiting in Union
vile Monday.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-10-07

He is still a patient in the Lima
t. B. Hospital.
Miss Janet Turner spent the
week end at Indian Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Boland and
daughters, of Columbus were
Sunday afternoon and evening
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Kerns.
Mrs. Harry Leisure and Mrs.
John Lynn, Bellefontaine, were
Friday afternoon and evening
visitors, of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Dennis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Dennis had
as Sunday guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Lundy, of Coleman, Mich
igan. While here Mr.. and Mrs.
Lundy visited other friends.
A dinner commemorating the
birthday anniversaries of Mrs.
Helen Matters, Marysville and
Max Kerns, Lima, was held Sun
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Matters, near Marysville,
Those present were, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Caughey, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Robinson and children, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Graham, all of
Columbus; Max Kerns, Lima;
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-10-07

Mrs. Clayton Collins, of Marys-
vile, Mr.. and Mrs. George Will
Jams, of Bellefontaine, were Sun
day afternoon and evening visit
ors of Mr.. and>Mrs. E. ]. Williams.
The annual homecoming of
the Pickerllion Methodist church
will be held Oct. 10. The program
1000 church school; 11:00 divine
worship; 1915 basket dinner; 200
motion pictures with guest speak
er. Rev. M. Odell Fitch, pastor
Mrs. DANES and Mrs. Lovett COM
mittee.
There is no school due to a
break down of the furnace. The
children will enjoy the short va
cation.
Jimmy Alexander, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Foster Alexander of near
Mingo, has been home on fur
Tough from the Great Lake Train
ing Camp.
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. East Liberty
BY MRS. MARY KERNS

Mrs. George Peter visited Fri
day, in Marysville, with Mrs. Edna
Richie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Forsythe
and children, attended a shower
for their nephew and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Bradley at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Rich
ardson and son, Gary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Detrlck,
Vaughn Peter and John Park, at
tended the horse pulling contest
at Troy, Sunday Oct. 3.
Warren Storer spent the week
end in Circleville.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Horney were
Saturday supper guests of MIR.
! and Mrs. Clarence Haines, Sum-
mersville.
Kathleen, Carol and Norma
Jean Richie spent Tuesday with
Mrs. Bertha Forsythe. Their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Ritchie
were Tuesday evening visitors in
the Forsythe home.
Mrs. Phyliss Park and daugh-
tiers, spent Friday with Mrs. Her
bert Park, Zanesfield. Mrs. Ruth
Coe spent Wednesday with Mrs.
Phyliss Park.
Mrs. Bertha Forsythe spent
Tuesday in Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manford Geho and
family, moved into the recently
vacated home owned by Ray
mond Ludwig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Robinson
are the parents of baby boy,
born September %.
Laverne Sigler spent the week
end at his home in East Liberty.
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Sulphur, spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Garrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. FredKenney and
son, Floyd, were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Stewart, OF
Springfield.
Mrs. Glen Bishop was among
the group of the Mt. Moriah Ladies
Aid to attend the w. R. F. D.
Program and to visit the museum
in Columbus last week,
Mr.. Pearl Zerkle has been on
the sick list the past week.
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. Unionville
Center
BY MRS. MERYL GEORGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter. Cooper
ider, of Los Angeles, Calf. arrived
here Friday to visit Mr.. and Mrs
Ray Newland and family. They
expect to leave for Florida, Thurs
day while on their vacation.
Mrs. Clotelle Reed arrived
home from White Cross hospital
last Thursday.
Mrs. Minnie Brown expects to
return to her brothers home in
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-10-07
. Middleburq
BY MRS. IDA zERKLE

Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson and
son, Mrs. Allie Swish, Mrs. Myrtle
Doming, of Lithopolis, visited Mrs.
Bertha Hartman and Joe, Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Jones and
daughter, Margaret, of White
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-10-07
Milk for Rats

MIX for Rats
Science is discovering that milk
diet prevents tooth decay in labora.
tory animals.
Evening star., 1948-11-07

Marlene Dietrich, who will Be there
all days helping at one table or an
other.
Of special interest to those who
have Junior or a junior miss to
remember will be the toy table,
which will be in charge of Nine
Raymond Cam, Nine. CASTOR Pom
sard, Nine Christian de Margerie
and Nine. Jean st. Pol.
Featured with a beautiful creche
from MarSeilles which is famous for
its Santons. the tiny carved peasant
figures which are placed under
Christmas trees the length and
breadth of France. Dolls in authen-
tic French peasant costumes, doll
beds from Brittany. gayly colored
knitted balls and plus and wooden
animals will tempt the buyer.
The child's Sartorial neeoS have
been taken over by table manned
by Mrs. de Witt Champion, Miss
Nina Champion Mrs. Eugene De-
mont and Mrs. Edmund r. Purves.
Dresses and sweaters for the older
child will vie with lacey pillows,
satin crib covers, baby shoes and
layettes similar to those which are
sent to France by American Aid to
France. Mrs. Garrett H. Payne and
her assistants will feature knitted
baby sets, children's sweaters and,
hand-smocked dresses from France.
One of the most arduous chores
of the shopper is to find filings for
Christmas stockings. and Mrs.
Frederick Merrill. assisted by Mrs
David Austin. Mrs. Ere Wenman,
Mrs. j. L. Barnard, Mrs. Phillip
Evening star., 1948-11-07
EngageWent Party

Mrs. Clyde Marshall Gearhart will
entertain at a reception today at
her home in Coral Gables, Fla, to
announce the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Marjorie Jean Nc
Elroy, to Mr.. Otis Manherz Yokum
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Otis M. Yokum
of Chevy Chase.
| The bride-elect attended Mount
Vernon Seminary and Junior Col
lege Mr.. Yokum served two years
in the Navy and attended George
Washington University.
| The wedding will take place in
this city, but no date has been set.
Evening star., 1948-11-07
Christmas Bazaar
At French Embassy

Answers to many Christmas shop
ping problems may be found on
Wednesday, November IT., when the
annual Christmas bazaar held by
American Aid to France will open
at the French Embassy at II o'clock
and remain open until 7 O'Clock.
Attractive gifts to fit all ages and
all poeketbooks will be on display
and among those assisting will be
Evening star., 1948-11-07
Wedding Planned

Mr.. Salvatore Scalco announces
the engagement of his daughter
Josephine Dorothea, to Mr.. Joseph
William Beagle, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Galloway Beagle.
The bride-to-be, who is the daugh-
ter of the late Mrs. Scalco, was
graduated from Roosevelt High
School and Benjamin Franklin Uni
versity. Mr.. Beagle is a graduate OF
Anacostia High School and is at
tending Strayer College.
The wedding will take place in
February.
Evening star., 1948-11-07

owen. Mrs. Fisher Howe, Mrs. Ar
thur Lyon and Mrs. Hamilton Rob-
inson have gathered together an
attractive collection, suitable for
both groWnups and children. There
will be costume jewelry, tiny mani
cure sets and sewing kits and vari-
GUS types of toys including dolls
made out of socks. Scarlet Chris
mas stockings, gay with bells, also
will be on sale. Tea will be served
starting at 2:30.
The bazaar is open to the public
and there is no admission charge.
Evening star., 1948-11-07

place in February, the other will be
an event of the spring.
Guests at yesterdays gathering
included Mrs John Hull and the
Misses Virginia Timberman, Gladys
ard Nancy Collins, Sheila Baish,
Sarah Kornegay. Joan Nichol, Lii
liam Cougle, Edwina Pou Walden,
Ann Gillespie, Frances Dear, Bar
bara Matlack, Helen Guest, Jane
Lingo and Joan Boyle, Mrs. Charles
Williamson, 1t. Col. and Mrs. Frank
Mears, Capt. and Mrs. Donald
Evening star., 1948-11-07

Becker, 1t. Comdr. and Mrs. John
G. Theys, 1t. and Mrs. Ward Dwor-
shak, DR.. and Mrs. Hugh L. c.
Stevens III, Capt. James Shanahan,
the Messrs. Eugene McElwee, Rich
ard Davis, Taylor Peck, Victor
Storey and Henry Watts, 1t. Fred
j. Archibald, 1t. Edward Saxby, 1t.
Erwin Brigham, 1t. Henry Hughes,
1t. Kyram Murphy, the Messrs.
Barry Freer, Peter Gaillard, John
Palmeter and Thomas Walden and
1t. James F, Holcomb.
Evening star., 1948-11-07
Arnold
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San Paulo in Brazil and was grad
uated from Georgetown University
School of Foreign Service. He now
is studying for his Phi. D. in in
ternational relations at Georgetown
University after serving as a lieu-
tenant in the Merchant Marine
during the war.
One of the weddings will take
Evening star., 1948-11-07
z|otnick the Furrier's
ANNIVERSARY
Sale
Quality furs al our
lowest prices in years!

Here furs styled in the 1949 versions
full length, three-quarters short fared, fitted,
ripple back casual. Zlotnick's Anniversary Sale
brings you of the great fur opportunities of the year!
Evening star., 1948-11-07

Partial list Hundreds of other furs and price
groups. All prices subject tax. Liberal trade.in
on your old fur coat. Convenient terms can be
arranged. Comparatives denote Zlotnick's former
marked prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23

COLORED-5209 d ST. SIS rms, S.
ESQ, $3.50 cash, $40 mo-
1908 4Sth ST. ne rms, X. and b.;
$3.50. $3.50 cash, $50 mo.
Open Sunday, 1 to 5. DU. 4501. ME.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-honhes.t.

BRICK ae. rooms, . baths plus ae'a sTm'
eSfPe sAND Dass H. 5s sis esss
room BRICK, for home or investment;
payment s.: 900, discount for cash. JOE
G oRF Sok REAL dAr,T FL So on New Ysrk
sve.-BrIck, > complete apis. one vacant,
ready for poss.; recreation room; real
~ Fs' sssas@: s ssas !3E
REAL MONEY MAKER-16-rm stueco
has 10 bedrms., 3 full and two " baths;
Sale price, $4,000 faTn.; only SIS. $50
shieh San be insressea cal Mr. s as1as,
S SsRI MI Efsb. PROS IL NC Ssa VA a
Immediate possession; semidet. 2-bedrm.
brick, in excel; cond, To reach: Out n. H.
e fssoas .hs = FhS'sEn CO.. eys a Il.
SSsp 3 ss5ooI sna baths
SSs; Z Sn'st = s5ss ;s5s
!ss srs j. Ssss's s 81 ~ :as sEsst
ment only. Boz ABBA, Star 80
NEAR 4th AND r. /. AVE. NE. 241s End
-,
sHDlss oeen PTee 10 fs 5 20; G pu ss g.
nee bret iSst b.oV sea.4I this this
the discriminating buyer; excellent condi-
H REsat7SSs ~ Mr. Kte bsa NO ooo6. ATLAS
SA kf lG pR vi NO rs. s-Bunsslov. Just
like new: fully insula ted, stone, terrace: lot
@ "a z1R sRal ce oo RE- ind 1885 sst.
s,h AND SITS. N.E.-semidet. o corner
s ssf Il Jgt sTD Dsvis' 1895 1925 Z
ss1I TRANKLTN ST. MEOW brick. 2
complete apis; rms. and bath: separate
eors PERI send relmi hea Ca. hi Pop
t Hartman; w Nth COX & CO.. RE. 1888;
18Th 18Th AND AfsilsoN-Mod semidet brick
Ssa EpWAR So'h s af1sIl.on Ex Em 1885, S.
tEAvifNe S rowN-Must sell. furn. or un-
furn, t 57rm; semidet: brick. gas heat. rec.
d dm full s Snmt fenced yard s12s5o. Icy
3 81, EvART sI; NL;LLsemidetaehed. 2-story
hall. living room. dining room. kitchen
LARGE bathroom and porch: basement has
sell on reasonable terms and give posses
sion, GEORGE L BORGER, Exclusive
eyes e,;v RA 3s42; Wo. 7649, So
this lovely detached brick. beautiful
homes; SIX nice rooms. ga baths tia BATH
and breakfast room LIST floor|. finished
attic, suitable for study or extra bedroom:
recreation room. electric range and re-
trigerator; excellent condition throughout.
beautiful Handicapped lot. stone retaining
H Wan: .,n must ,, be seen to be appreciated:
yed 0'f Ro esesy M No s. k.. 1924 aias
TRADE coNsI6EREfSV New detached
brick. 3912-3916 18th st. NE; open today,
70 TO * well constructed. excellent loca-
ton adj; to the monastery grounds; 6
rooms ans. ~ s baths " bath on ist noorl,
,,,i hrepaees, very large covered porch.
RooE 70 MOSS sSsS Real'or. a1a5 R. l. ave.
OPEN TO-DAY TO r.M.-ss5a Ames St.
n,e-D,reetiens: Out Pennsylrania ave
Blaine st ne. turn ! rrht on s 81 Msn to
4oth st. then right | block to Ames St
and home. Come out early and see this
attractive. 5-yr.-old semidet,- brick which
has finished rec. rm. with private en-
| trance. can be used as an efisiency apt;
upstairs there are rooms. modern bath
and Kitchen Fitch n oil heat deep tensed yard:
only $500 down. and reasonable monthly
SIs $50 RUDDEE l. COIN, INC, 1874
st NV. Elk. 57o5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23
HOUSES FOR SALE-Southwess.

WHITE-NEAR It'll AND G sw.-semi-
det brk., rms. bath. oil heat; Gear
metal garage; peri. cond. and suitable to
conv. into . apis. Price. Sill 500. Terms.
JOHN i !: s sHElToN. Reals0r' Tw. a5Io;
s Sss DIFF y s9' acracul1u.E and smith
sye,Mio rooms and bath Price: $3.50.
NER, DI. 774o; eve. OR. $3.50 or GIL.
sss ST. s.w.-Home and investment.
2-story, 9 rms, lge.. tile bath. = Law; oil
heat; 3 apis: glass instan. h.-w.h.; Holly
wood floors: rear 2-story brick bldg
rented: $1,000: terms can be arranged.
HoUsE WITH INCoME-Your own apt.
and 2 to rent. Bricktex shinsled; viii
handle. JOHN zIRWES. INC, zoos K
st. NV. Elk. 1856. RE. 6345. -25
COLORED-415 9th ST. S.W.-S495
down, easy terms; 9 rooms, bath, row
brick CAN Morris Cohen or Milton Vim
nick. with a; NJ. DRAIsNER. l404 I st.
eSah Red End ST. s.w.-s1s5
down. s45 mo-; 4 rooms, elee;. row brick.
A. NJ. DRAISNER, 1404 L st. NV, MA.
s036. Home, GE. 0297. Once open Sun.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES brk.: 2
apis; quoted income, $I5o mo. Go by
or RA 800 to see
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l1oVsEs WANTED 10 BUY tcer

VSs. es ssar. e , .sa s Ss coz
s. Y "a aF's sE IN a 70 local prop.ss,
g Win rssa So e
So You ' VANS Isl srf Lbs aeT6a 'G Is
s ps, ssp VT. nae Us ssaa Eas
Go rio Sst F's s 4 MI "a o s 40 ..,. o,
PHRIEs Reaitor. sos NORTH capitoi. IA.
FaY csss fon aousEw sRs' o. ls so:
9Tef lrss n Kk s's sasa : sns e1 IA ssss S'
Will PAY Cash asId,, for houses :,, white q
CHARLES 3. GUM has clients vaisans
nsass, si: e ani ''f fsSs Of w.
e eha sA sst hH. nIs Ss CONRAD nh sc
p Iii St ron RS ows ME- 5ss Or t Fosa
Nc noa SCENTS n pie.ss ssa rx s3ao before
n T%o Il ao sthsf sE R;hE will pay You
cash for your house in any seS,ion, In any
w AZ S sales 81 we sa.o sas1 desle res
SEQ 900 ne. area or Prince Georses County
%nrrm e. t bE e s44f foiiess Park. BURR d
EDWIN L. Ellis. REALToRs--I can sell
your property fast 4 price is right: Special
1910 = vs alasss ssap sf4e rooms
HAVE MANY CLIENTS, list your property
for rent or sale with US JOE CURTO
REALTY, 1855 II st. ne. FIR. $500.
HOUSE Of 8 to 8 rooms. mod
ern but not necessarily new; inside the
District. Bedroom and bath preferred on
list floor, but must have LIST door lava
tory at least. Terms. cash; LOUIS F.
QUICK IS THE NAME. Quick Is the action
in buying your mouse for cash. Quick and
free apprslsais:a MITCHELL ou1cKsso 10! d.
! COOP 8 sM: house for colotsd from
WANT TO SELL? Call US for free ap.
praisal. We have ready cash BUYERS for
f fss I hUa1n St. NV. DE. s6s4 eve. Wo.
C01IoREp-wILL PAY ALE CASH for g.
nm: or more. in Brooklsnd or NV. sections-
CCoaILoMREp@aLL cAsH-In hurry. for
any home, IN any section: clients waiting.
Cafl til 8 pm weekdays. Sun. ! to 3;
FIRST NATIONAL REALTY CORP, 1920
kknsS,oRPkH6LEM H FED, AT ONCE, modern
home for colored in Brookland. nave
cash customer. MRS. ROBINSON HI.
5-TS.
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HOUSES WANTED TO guy.

WANTED to buy house and large lot or
or virsini., substantial cash for right
P1aRvsatE f2n NV wants. star modest
on ist 4; fun heiess Site. m. or untin.:
s,ys PARTICULARS Incl ' Sries Cow" 30. tlS.2
WILL TRADE 1s47 studebak.r Resai de
roon f S4st fqt y xsG5 equity in new sz
A A,ss Sfsd a 4i g 6sdTm ds': hssss
W HAVE CASH purchases. for homes and
Nd lloyd Z. DAVIS CO. , 1899 < s.
nv; we are now celebrating our 10th
WANTED9s.rm. brick. 3 bedrooms. =
baths ssmiasss.ched pref partly fur
Mssts9n .ys wan under se sis,soo CASH g. eafl
W %asT 40 Is BUY e-bedrm. de.. home d.
pay So, 600 above nrst trust, Call our busi-
s ssss DhG Ne 5 tEHS '-m-e PM EXCEPT
would LIKE reasonably priced brick
IS 5s,z s e 3s}9 M Ms. T1RKfsdTos Re.
W We 2 e X i s2as CASH BUYERS for
homes IN 3; G.. MARYLAND or virginia.
fam $1,000 .s f. $4,000 vim !. y s1,s
give you without obiisation. our prompt
opinion as to the market value Of your
snusa ss .s Hs BY se enE e. sas Il
LUCHs Co, 1905 H st. NV, Ma. a345.
2 2svt eTsn HfD,s sn1I PuHsenAsEr for
gay up e $50 500 t cash Ghe,y u Gha, :,
Fl sH.S$ $s$; r 5;s SS
lsoS = St NJ yH "a 2s4 Hs,cx ucm,;an4 :,
si7sr spriss. thss can SS e So aI for n
to exceed SIS per mo: price must be re.,
i ssnfs Mur nass ST. siia vish sfAssoN
S r. w sysRia IS S SPsll RE Hoxt,u
consider any nice section. kavs al cash.
" " law HaTE "a e%sa a sdYEss av..si.
:ass sz 'q KAY eesisf in co ~
3 OR 4 ROOM COTTAGE in vicinity of
ehiIdr.n snd both '1 sse.d, enpoysa not
asessssly to be modern. MIR. I1YH 5s:
VI a ati CASH BUYERS for homes and
Investment properties. What have you to
offer? THOs. z. FARRELL CO., Realtors
festab. 1870. 721 10th st. NV. Ma. 9765.
HOME AND INCOME PRorE1IIEs wanted.
e If't as7s S0 Ek. ia N ~
DO YOU WANT ME TO TELL YoU how
can Mr. HAssiN, Broker. ME-. $500.
S SARTY 9e WANTS TO BUY from owner.
white or colored houses in any condition.
Will pay all cash. Box 465-B, Star.
4-BEDR0oM BRICK home with large lot
Convenient to shopning and schools. Pre-
fer Arlington location. No brokers. Oh.
TAFT.
NODERN BRICK OR FRAME-Must Be
roomy and have large grounds, eonv. TO
schools and oe. .snsp A Ao cssa
MR. BARTLETT. Do. ssss. or evenings
LII. 2040. agent
HAVE CASH BUFFERS for houses IN any
section Of B. C. Condition Of house is not
RAY Morse .aoisE s 81. $500 or bu s55s.
WE HAVE FOUND HOMES for over 5000
buyerx Tell us what you want. where
YOU want it, and the price you want 70
pay. Our statesmen WIN search nigh ard
low to SATISFY you; d, csn ls as' MARSHALL
HOUSE OR PROPERTY in GeorEetown.
NV. or Mont. Co. Cash or trade modern
Boz 39-C. Star.
BUNGALOW in NV. Silver Spring or Be-
thesda: brick, 2 or 8 bedrooms: nice resi-
Genital section. around $4,000 or $4,000.
Mr.. DAVIS. GL 4603.
RRANCa MANAGER Of lge. national con-
Germ win pay $4,000 tmore or lessl. Tor
ffne home IN good nv. lo.. Prefer
c csm0lMsfR Nh. DIxoN. 81. roo, EVENINGS
no. 2343 tBrokerl. 80
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HOUSES FOR SALE-sesshsass.

c0LonzD1se NV n3MEs.dI ,, aSs.
homes 10 ST and Sun. from : to 9. 2 I'd
rms. bath, gas heat tull os Mt, R ysrS
transfer to bus marked VIC. VIII take you
ton can IA. 1877. or ewes, EN-. 1874 Is
coLoRED-orEN SUNDAY. I pm: e
dark-6-rm and bath. row brick. in excel.
ssnd Partly cow n to 5es and IN
s 81 g. san sRs dP6T 81 R Z Il Co.
csooso;s szss TSc s9as $3.50 ies
h.-w.h, completely redec. to suit purehas,
Is to schools s stores WITH Tani sAs Ss
o. WEITz; l4a7 Eye st. NV, Ma. 1905
e & Isl nbseorEN FOR INSPECTION TO-
in Anseostia. Just OF and east Of Nichols
ave group Of new Groom DC luxe
homes With every modern COW, FHA nrss
ises. Open Sunday and Saturday; week
sfEii sTo nc lsos NJ PM ave- H nv
coLokED-oN EAST CAP. ST., near 18th
St. Moderate down payment, sood terms
2-family home. Separate heating plants;
81 fahn travis as vita He + n pRHgsssR. i4os
3 az IA so1 Z s Ho' s Ss77 down,
units, : BATHS; e e. i. WI: row 5sick csii
MOTIFS pkA Gsafa or .e Mon s. vnasf IVA xs sss
c pSroi ihi o II ST. 81. s:E;1sl 900
down, easy terms; s rooms. : baths; e;
Morris cs ssde or h SIsa Y. Hnn issme With ca.
NJ DRAisNEa l404 / st. NV. Ma. soss
Home; GE. o2s7; once open Sun; II to 4
< NJ I pRa1saEKs. ltSz a st. sA n.x, NA
$685.. Home, GE. o297. ONCE open Sun.
coLoRED-7tA ST. Mr.. NAVY YARD-e
extra-lae. rms. oil h.-v:h; bareain At 81
sSS; down q ga'm Hsoa $3.50. JOE cuRTo
eoHokhEtD N11as 18th ST. Sc Row
SCOTT SANDERS. TR. 1858; ewes vi
coIoREp-oNLY 81 500 DowN-To.al
price. s1o.950. Brick home. nice and
s sisan; newly Deserted; rms bath
H Rtssi s' p Press. s sSs' 14s4 sits
CoLoRED-1sesE ST. s.E,-5 lovely Ice
possession guaranteed. Cali Mr.. COLE
ED q. ~ s's sA VI f1 RI ess
down. 5-rm. brick. ideal for small family;
pSsS e. Dg ID oess suns aud evenings L.
c0LoREDNGi.. ATTENTION. Act quickly
on these brand-new semidetached brick
bs5h full 0 M s. ses nodern
nifeahIl aGiek. 'D1 assi o'sG:s'
coLoRED-s.E.-s rooms. bath. h.-wh..
nice home, small down payment viii
handle; For appointment call n, Stein.
= sa,s. w NJ s kaao "a a 5o9koFF 81
detached. side lot. all improvements:
s ens 5, and 81. see oW 8ssR vi fss SUNDAY =!
COLORED-eO-Ef. .-FAMILY FLAT. near
Navy Yard only 5 years old; excellent
ne5.n and and sasb each ap
priced a. $3.50. Cali Mr.. william smith
RE. 1861 or EN-. 1851. with FRED A.
saIGR Re.sss Isl i'm ss Houses
US to buy at lowest possible down pymt
RAUL $50 N Miller III Is1 1921 l4sh ST. NV
coIosED@oPfN TO-DAY. s-s. sl5 D ST.
s.e.-Inspect this detached 6-rm.. 3-bedrm
To-Day Sr sale nes at aeboos
servative buyer with moderate income.
Sc nj PA1 do Muller q hf DE- 4ss or sod b.
COLORED-OPEN TODAY, TO s PM
734 9th ST. Sc. One Of the cutest houses
in Sc: rms semidet. brick. Venetian
few Of the extras: $3.50 down. possession.
SCHERR. SCHLOSS & CO. AID: 6144.-23
COLORED-411 It'll ST. S.E.-5 rms,
semidet brk. home: new gas h.-wh. sys-
TEN: $3.50. T. PAUL MARTIN. VI. 4949:
ST. SIS rms, S.
$50, $3.50 cash, $40 mo-
1908 4Sth st. ne 4 rms, X. and b.;
$3.50, $3.50 cash, 500 mo.
Open Sunday, to 5. DU. 4501. ME.