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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-09
DEPT. OF Health
Worms Berries Be
All Wqshed First

s.. The State Health department
today warned consumers that
fresh strawberries should be
washed thoroughly before eating.
Growers are using increasing
quantities of two poisonous dusts
for pest control, but washing the
berries removes the health haz-
ard. 81,
The compounds, used for con-
troll of slugs and strawberry Wee
wills, contain sodium flousilicate
or arsenic trioxide. One
ounce of the fluoride compound
could cause nausea and other ill
ness, while four ounces could be
fatal, according to DR.. Lloyd M.
Farmer, head of the Departments
industrial and adult hygiene sec
ton. The arsenic compound is
somewhat more poisonous.
"No cases of poisoning have
been reported to us because of
these sprays, but washing is a
simple, easy preventive measure.
The fluoride compound is not
removed by soaking. Berries
should be thoroughly washed, "
DR.. Farmer said. sFluosilcate IS
cumulative in effect, which
means that once absorbed, it re-
mains in the body
& Dr.~FarHers said thes~ precau-
ton Of thorough washing should
be applied to all fresh produce
because many sprays and COM
pounds used commercially con-
tain toxic substances. Most OF
them, however, are. less danger
Gus than the preparations used
for slug and weevil control.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Daling of
Pullman, were weekend guests at
the home of Mrs. Dalings parents
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Dickinson.
Merle Daling of Waterville was
also a guest. .iss.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-09

Bill md Frances DikinSon were
among the w. S. c. students home
for summer vacation.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-09
ILL AT HOME

Afer spending two weeks in
Seattle and going through a
clinic, Herbert Soper is seriously
ill at his home on west High
lands, Ri. 2.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-04-07
Milford Center

Irwin.
DR.. Johnson will speak otter the
business session.
Mrs. Fred Homsher, of Col
umbuS, is improving nicely. The
many cards and letters she re-
ceived from friends and relatives
here has been great comfort to
her during her shut in days.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Huffman
were Sunday evening supper
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Huffman and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Simons re-
turned home Saturday after a
vacation trip through many
places of interest in Florida.
Rev. and Mrs. Ray Crabtrec
and children, Mary Ann and
Joyce. were Friday evening call
ers of Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Crab
tree and family.
Ladies auxiliary to Union
Rural Post 1899 will hold their
regular meeting and installation
of officers Monday evening, April
IL, 7:30 at the grange hall, Re
freShmentS will be served.
Miss Lessil Ingram, of Colum-
bus, spent the weekend at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
ClouSe.
Mrs. Mollie Ingram and Miss
LesSil Ingram were Sunday din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Seth
Ingram and daughter, Mary
Francis.
w. S. c. S. Study Glass met
Tuesday at 2 p. m. at the home of
Mrs. Lucille Wood. The course
was "NewneSs of Life"
A. J. Crabtree, of Stockdsle,
Ohio, returned home Thursday
after visit here with his son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alva Crabtree and family.
There will be a meeting for
fathers and mothers of pros
pective members of the Club
Pack, at 7:30 p. m. in the Metho-
dist church IA, q, and %.
The Cub Scout pack will be
sponsored by the church.
Mrs. Joe Munnerlyn received
word Monday morning that her
aunt, Mrs. Mary E. LangShore, of
Green Camp, Ohio, had suffered
a stroke and is in Marion City
hospital in a serious condition.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-04-07
Much Come Killed
BY Automobiles.
Come Officials Say

Game officials of the Ohio Di-
vision of Conservation this week
issued their annual plea to night
driving motorists to give wildlife
on the highways a brake.
Because of the mild winter
nights throughout Ohio which has
caused wild game, particularly
rabbits and fur bearers, to move
about at night, the plea for motor
lists to help save Ohio's wildlife
has come a month earlier than
usual
Motorists report heavy high
way kill of game by night drivers
already this year. Rabbits and
other wild game are thought to
use the by-roads and highways
especially during the mating
season as a refuge from the cold
wet grass, which might explain
the heavy highway kill on RAINY
nights or the early morning dew
Wildlife is attracted to the
hlghWay by motor vehicle llghtS
and will seldom move from the
path of vehicle even when
warned by a steady blast of a
horn.
A warning signal introduced by
Ohio game officials a few years
ago consisting of several short
blasts of the auto horn together
with the on-and-off flashing of
headlights is reported by most
motorists as an effective method
of getting rabbit to move off
the road.
Dr. E. D. Martin, chief of the
Divisions game management sec
ton, reports that every matured
rabbit killed during the early
spring represents a loss of from
10 to Is young rabbits for the
season. 1T doesn't take many
highway casualties" he said, ito
make big difference in the rab-
bit population during the hunting
season.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-04-07
BY CHRISTINE GoFF

Rev. Lawson delivered a very
interesting sermon Monday night
on the Talents at the Church of
God church
Beautiful hymns and guitar
music was furnished by Rev.
Love, pastor of the Church of
God church, in billiards Sunday
night. April 10th is the last night
of the revival. Every one is well
come to attend these wonderful
meetings.
The re Vival meeting is in pro-
gross at the Church of Christ in
Christian Union Mrs Leota
Bailey of North Lewisburg,
brings the messages each evening
at 8 ,, m.. Public is invited to
attend
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brannon,
of Springfield, were Sunday
guests of the formers parents,
MIR. and Mrs w +. BrannOn, of
West State street.
Fourth Quarterly Conference
of the Methodist church will con-
vene Tuesday April ] at 8 p. m. at
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-04-07
FARM SAFETY

Someone has said that 'elec-
tricity can be a mans best friend
or it can be his worst enemy" A
simple thin electric cord can
cause plenty of trouble, and it
will too if we fail to repair it
when it is frayed or worn. Then
too, we are asking for trouble
when we run our extension cord
over nails or wrap it around a
pipe.
We should remove the plug
from the outlet by grasping the
plug. Do not pull on the cord it
self: this loosens the connections.
One sure way to get a jolt is by
handling cords and devices when
your hands are wet or when
standing on a wet floor, this is
particularly true when reaching
for a faucet or other grounded
metal object. Remember, what
you forget for moment you may
remember for a lifetime.
Union Co. Rural
Safety Committee
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-04-07

Mrs. Longshore resided at Allen
Center and will be remembered
there by many of her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Munnerlyn
called on Mrs.D. c. Barber, of
Green Camp.
So-Just- Sew Club will meet
at the home of Miss Belva May
Knedler Saturday afternoon at
2 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mitchell,
of Prospect, were Monday callers
of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Bare and
daughter, Karyl Sue.
F. II. A. girls held their formal
dance at the high school gym
Friday evening. Mrs. Helser was
the adviser and Mrs. Frances
Schmite, mother.
Mrs. Arta Connolly celebrated
her Goth birthday anniversary
Sunday at her home. Among the
callers that were there were her
sons, Alpha Connolly, of Chicago;
Curtis Connolly, of Marysville;
Harvey Connolly, of Redwood;
her grandchildren, James Con-
molly, of Columbus; Mrs. Stanley
Simons, of Plain City; and
Ralph Connolly from here. Mrs.
Connolly received a number of
lovely gifts, cards and flowers.
Mrs. Molly Ingram was Tues
day afternoon caller of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Adams.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-04-07
, Raymond
BY MRS. E. C. JACKSON


Mr.. and Mrs. Okey Dillon call.
ed on Mrs. Blanche PhippS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Crum and
family, of Broadway, were Sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sum-
ner BuShong.
Mr.. E. j. Bushong, Mrs. At
lanta BuShong, Mrs. Letha Pear
son and Mrs. Hazel Russell were
callers Wednesday afternoon of
Mrs. J. w. Forsythe.
Rally Day was we'll attended at
the Christian Union Church Sun
day with 81 present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall, of
Pharisburg, were Sunday visitors
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bud
Marshall. They also attended SER
vices and Sunday School at the
Christian Union Church.
Mrs. Crystal Davie and mother
were in Marysville Sunday after
noon and called at the home of
Mrs. Tella Organ.
Mrs. Mildred Bushong and
daughter spent one day with
friends in Marion.
We extend to the relatives of
Mrs. Bertha Lansdown who pass
ed away last week, our sympathy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Bower
smith and family have moved on
the farm they purchased re-
Gently.
MIR, and Mrs. DriScoll, of Chi
cago, moved recently into what
used to be the Pearson home, To-
Gated on the hill near the ceme-
terry.
Callers of Mrs. Mary Jackson
on Wednesday afternoon and
Monday evening were Mrs. Agnes
Yeoman, and Mrs. Micheal.
Mrs. Merl Longbrake had the
misfortune of falling in her
home and injuring her knee.
Revival services are in progress
at the Methodist church.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-04-07
> East Liberty
BY MARY KERNS

Rev. and Mrs. Harold Springer
and family have moved recently
to Columbus. They were dinner
guests Tuesday, March 29, of Mr..
and Mrs. Dave Dennis.
Mr. and Mrs. James Evans and
daughter, Janet, are now living
in the Methodist parsonage.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Grim
have returned from spending the
winter in Florida.
Mrs. Mary Kerns and Larry
spent the weekend in Huntsville.
Mrs. Minnie Bray is paying an
extended visit to her daughter,
Miss Ruth Bray, in Washington,
d. c.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Means re-
turned home Tuesday after an
extended visit in Florida.
Weekend Guests
Guests at the Lloyd Davis home
over the weekend, to attend the
Senior play, were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Dennis and Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Norman, of Columbus; Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Cahill, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dale James and Hazel
James, of Central Lake, Michi-
gan.
Family Reunion
A reunion was held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dennis on
Sunday, April 3. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. George White
craft and daughter, Georgene,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dennis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Norman, Mr.. aand
Mrs. Frank Dennis, all of Colum-
bus; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cahill,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale James and
Mrs. Alva James, all of Central
Lake, Michigan; Mr.. and Mrs
Florian Butler and son, Harold
Of York Center; Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Chandler, of Dayton; Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Cahill, of Marys,
vile; and Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Davis and daughter, Genora.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-04-07

Japan has three and half
earthquakes a day, on the aver
age, though most are impercepti-
BILE, according to the Encyclo-
paedia Britannica.
Evening star., 1949-03-21
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

STORAGE SPACE and facilities; gen
comm: r.r. siding, local deliveries
and out-oi-town shipments. For
best handling, call WASHINGTON
TRANSFER CO. AID. ;I"14. -21
13i3 SOUTH CAPITOL ST. foot of
South Capitol Street Bridge. ap-
proXimately 5000 square feet zoned
second commercial. Will remodel to
MENT CORP, 513 Bond Bldg, DI.
1000 TO 5000 so. FIT. new ware
house, Bethesda, Md. Can be di-
vided. Excellent shipping and park
ing facilities, near railroad. Call
Mr.. Kiely, LEO BERNSTEIN & co,
Realtors, 1415 K st. NV, ME.
2I2-STORY BULDG.. approx 1880
SO, it., King St.. Alex, Va. Rail-
road. excellent shipping and park
ing facilities. Call Mr.. Kiely, LEO
M. BERNSTEIN e. CO, Realtors,
l41o K st. NV ME. 34oo; eyes
SPACE IN FINE. MODERN buildings.
ranging from $500 TO $4,000 So. it.
avail. at reaS. rents on good lease.
Call Mr.. Sterling, JESS FISHER
& CO., INC, 1920 K ST. NV. EX.
Will BUILD LARGE WAREHOUSE
for long lease in D. c. with Penna
r.r.- facilities. STEUART BROTH
ERS, INC. DI 2434
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SUBURBAN SALE-vlRGIklA

ALEX NDRIA; open - 3-bedroom
brick row house. plus apartment; 7
years old; , fireplaces. baths;
Sl395O, or furnished incl, RCA
telesision. Wurlitzer spinet 81 5000.
vi Vernon hwy. (by airport, right
on Bashford lane, left to 12l2
Portner id TIE. 26Os. %
rms. full bsmt.;
rec. rm.. auto. heat. expansion attic.
Price, S13950, with 5000 cash,
bal. terms. JUDSON REAMY q
SON. CHI. 0S00. IL
rms, two baths;
center Clarendon; lge. lot; ideal for
doctor or home with income posi-
biIities; price. S29,5O0, terms, JUD-
SON REAMY 4 SON. CH. 0S00 I'll
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SUBURBAN SAlE-VA. (cont. J

ARLINGToN-Five rm. brick, ise.
bedrms.. full bsmt, oil heat: immed
posses, price. S15,250. JUDsON
REAMY 4 SON, CHI. oson. IL
mouse ,,tp cond ,, auto dd heat. Price, 81 :
JUDSON REAMY a. SON, CH. GSOo
FALLS CHURCH Ultramodern, g.
pedIm home, with interesting 3
Level floor plan, modern equipped
Sl6s5G S'fhsn; radspt Gaab heat, So6 on ge lot
North sIi aRIiNGToNAANeWH SGG9s fA eH.5 :i.aedToom
heat VIII 60 G1; Sl4,500 CH
cf ofrokrUSiiT;Y. SEi jSiT; sre.sso-NeW 8
rm. bungalow with exp. attic and
full bsmt. with outside entrance,
ff1repl in liv. -rm., tile bath: No. Arl
location, 81 800 dn. and bal. $50
per mo MILTON G. SMITH, Real
Estate' nat noW n1la Wilson blvd. oW. 200.
y. ,oM down; $9,5O0-New 5-rm
heat, "a a. MR.. READ, cH. $500,
WASHINGTON GOLF & COUNTRY
-Sluo-SM-room white, brick home;
room 7ear Galdh garage slz baths; maid S
price. 500 500: Sl0,oon cash re-
auired, bal. A. financing. Occu-
panGy June JUDSON REAMY L.
SON. CHI. OSOO. -
Mr.. PENTAGON-Own will sell at
cost. 5-rm. masonry semidet. home:
gas .a:-c heat, rec rm.. EQUIP. kit,
l blk A. B. & w. bus; $40, 500; low
cash payment, 4fc financing. OW.
39.5 or GIL. 1903 No brokers. ="
4-BEDROOM HOUSE. on 2l2 acres
ms attractive postwar house con-
forms to preWar construction stand
ards, with its COPPER piping. copper
suffering and Aluminium combina-
ton storm windows and screens; the
hoor plan is good. with a large liv-
lne e-dinlng room with firepla ce. mod
ern Kitchen with range and refgr.,
bedrooms ana tiled bath on | st floor
and additional bedrooms and tiled
bath on 2nd floor: the basement floor
Is covered with easy-to-clean asphalt
, TIE and, is divided into service
room and game room; this com
Portable brick-and- frame house is
situated on a wooded knoll of 81,
acres and 1t. is a pleasant neigh
borhood: convenient to Annandaie
and Falls Church: price, $1,000:
5000 Down. bal. S136 per month.
Exclusive with MASON HIRST. An
nandale,s oldest firm Phone FA.
,4iI. Closed SuDlgyS
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

5 ROOMS, bath and bsmt., year
round frame house, good condition:
hot-air furnace; Beverly Beach vi
cinity, near Rhodes River dock
privil. may be had nearby; 30 mi.
from Wash: 81 $50; terms. BARSE
Ma 44s3; Sun. and ewes, West
River Al o. ~
FOR SALE-Lots 80. 40, Al, square
432,3 Walnut ana Elm sts.. ne.
WASHINGTON D. C. with all i'm.
provements; also plans and permits.
Price, $4,000 net. H. HERFURTH.
Jr, P. o. Box 3, Alexandria. Va.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

End AND Bird TRUST NOTES pur:
chased prompt quotations. JOHN
zIhWEs:: NC RE. 6345' eyes,
ist. end and 3rd Md, Va,
D C: wk. s service. ADAMS REALTY
MoRrGAGf EE Ca + IoANs, aEs n'4 = ~
graded according to character OF
loan; no charge for appralsals.
MOORE & HILL CO. sn4 i s. Try; nw;
fksA SARAow ASR SeGaEP REaGTy Co. ReatoHs L4aSs
MONEY ON sECoSD iRusT-ws
will buy second-trust notes, D c..
nearby Md or Va Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE q INVEST
MENT CORP: 1912 N Y ave, nv,
lst AND end TRUST LOANS; Prompt
foSns ana eoc5fe95 e5 eoLoNAf sEEie Sf;sTs e
LOANS on REAL ESTATE, lst and
ae Rad HENRY y sA1u Esa SPe eseab 9aek s5
Ma 1862. l1o4 Vermont ave NV
CASH FOR end TRUST NOTES
white or coloredl-Quck settle
ment. Prefer personal calls to
telephone calls. FULTON R. COR
DON. 1877 Eye st. NV, DI. $3.50.
Brokers; attention;
low rates; :. or 3 veal. terms and
INC. Ills Eye st. NV. Ma. 646s.
WILL BUY deferred purchase money
QUICK, 81. 71131. ewes. RA. 341s.
CASH FOR end TRUST def pur.
white or co!ore0. AID. o53l; eyes.
TP 46o1 -26
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

LARGE OR SMALL WAREHOUSES;
needed. Have many clients including
ing out-oftown organizations. Quick
action guaranteed Call Mr. Kelly,
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN Il CO. Real
tors, l4l5 K ST. NV, ME. 540O.
STORAGE SPACE and distributing
base in NV. business section with
facilities for receiving and dispatch
ing few small shipments If you
have 500 to 500 50. 1t. OF space 60
ing to waste and can devote less
than - min per day looking after
Shipments OF auto. accessories, call
DALE. EN-. $50 22*
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SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAkD

4 BEDRMS,, 2 BATHS
Williamsburg style, new brick with
slate roof copper cutters and down
spouts. Features incl. bedrm. and
b. on 1st f., 3 bedrmS. and b. on
2nd.; attached garage. screened
porch: large lot: loc. close TO ele
mentary., ir. high schools, shopping
and TRANSPORT ton
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INDUS PROP. SALE OR LEASE STORES FOR RENT Cont,

ROCK CREEK PARK Shopping Cen
ter, Silver Spring, Md.--Seven stores
rented. two stores available. Suit
able for hardware. ; & 10 or bak:
cry. Large apt. development. Call
$500. Evenings, d. s0Ie. -
so NORTH GLEBE RID. Arl.. Va
New. modern. fireproof, approx.
2ox60. Shopping center. Thlckly
populated area; Call NJ; Riely,
LEO NJ; BERNSTEIN & co, Real
Evenings, GIL. sOI2. -222
III G ST N.W;-Approx eox50.
Busy downtown location. Suitable
for sandwich shop. delicatessen. etc.
Gail Mr.. Riely: LEO NJ BERNSTEIN
GOOD L0C ALTON in Georgetown, ap-
sonable rent Cali MIR. Kieiy. LEO
M BERNSTEIN & CO, 1915 x st.
NV ME. 54oo. Ewes, GIL. SOP.
ONLY 5000 PER MONTH. 4Sa7
frame house and garage; large room
both 1st and End floors; suitable dis
play. retailing and Offices. Vacant.
ESfeilent Location, neaE E7jcSlt .MMCM st:
hvcHs h'w. Ns' CO.: :,.4s. R5alt0rs' 1905 HI H st.
NEW sHOPPING CENTER. So, Cap
itol st, area. > stores left for
SaRsEE e sesay esn}sd esaSS Efoasr pss
cleaner. beverage; very. reaS. rent
VIII, VIZ PE5YFTSs HS 5s55 BROS ma: 3Ss!;
= with bsmt'; heat fu,Sished: fiH iGae: rear
alley: reaS rent WEINBERG {,
BUSH. INC. 1907 H st. NV Ma
esi5 ISIS 18th ST. N.w.-New beautiful
store, l7x1O: large lot in rear. EN-.
s:s 18th ST. 81 Ne. near N Y ave
;i--story bldg. lst floor, approx. l3x
go; vacant; suitable wholesale for
SHANNON & LUcHs CO.; Realtors,
IST SG5 yd,t i s. ppoprS1,rs ~ 2345 5,,h I'll
eents tGr quick ncHd0E ae50n Ma4y 05 our our
locations Call Mr. Kiely, LEO Nj.
BERNSTEIN & CO.; Realtors, i4l5
c6RSER 3 i. R:w; istn NE, .Sn S1"o i, SITS. NV Nv
owner. 1soa Gllsj / ST. ME- R1i a5as. HpPa
CORNER STORE, 3Oi6
Nichols ave. s.e.--40x5O, fun bsmt.
tWill divide(; suitable for delica-
lessen. auto accessories. appliances;
immed. possession: full-length win
dows; good parking. Call Mr.. Kiely.
tors. 1915 X st. NV, ME. 540o -
WESTMONT SHOPPING CENTER. the
busiest shopping center in the Met
ropolitan area: all parking in front
of stores: located at Columbia pike
and Glebe rd., Arlington, Va Store
with half basement, suitable for
bakery, dellcateSSen, mems wear,
shoe store, jeweIry. mill ends. op-
ticlan or many other types of retail
business. This is an opportunity of
a lifetime: must be seen to be appre-
ciated. Phone OWNER. IA. 71SH
AVE. and Kennedy ST. NV
Very imposing corner with two bay
windows; 4O-ft. frontage Ideal for
any type of business. Call RA. 1000
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SALE OR LEASE 3-story brick
bldg. suitable for storage or mig
business, wired for motors: oil heat.
artesian well; edge of Alexandria;
%mse oWNGR peIs @Lex oa4S EsaS0naef or TE oSi4 Ga
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

BEACH, DEL.-Cottaee,
Pines section, ocean block; 4 bed
rooms, > baths, living room, dining
room, kitchen, porch; 5000 month.
July. August. Box ISL. Rehoboth.
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INDUSTRIAL GRoUNp-sALE.

9.?5O SO. FT., approx. ST per So. it..
on paved street off River rd. NV.
] min. from downtown. Call Mr.
Fischer, with DREYFUSS BROS,
MA. 05S"; ewes, AID. 1894. ~
ON SOUTHERN RY, 46,791 SO. it.,
2,25-ft. frontage on track, close in;
S14,5O0. A. NJ. ROTH, RE. 1880
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SAVE ALMOST $4,000

This is the last house of a group
of so quality built homes located
in most desirable suburban loca-
tion on large wooded lot. 1t con-
tains extra large living room; din
ing room and delightful. bright
kitchen. 3 bedrooms. baths' lull
basement, Bryant gas heat, slate
roof. The price has beer, reduced
almost 50 900 and will sell quickly.
Call Mr. Frederick, jr., with
EETTzELL, DI. 3l00; ewes. 81. 81.
6664. -Z@
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Under THE MARKET

A phrase you often hear. but we
really mean it. This roomy, new
house is comparable to other homes
selling from S24 900 to S26, 900; OF
detached brick construction, it has
rooms, including den and lavatory'
on the first floor; 3 bedrooms, bath
upstairs large screened side, porch,
garage, on a beautiful lot 15xl"5
IT., in tie Woodmoor section of
Silver Spring; price only, Sl995n.
Phone Mr.. Murray. 81. ia. with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

STRUCTURAL STEEL FRAME I for
building. 5Oxl": #, clear span,
limpels, Steel sash, columns, roof
Tee bars, in new condition. Avail
able Immediately. Sl25 a ton fob
our site, Washington, D. c., TIE.
1900 -22
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TRUST NOTES

SEASONED SECOND-TRUsT NOTES
for sale: good discount Call MR..
KATZ. RE. S034 81
End TRUST NOTES on owner-occu.
pied colored properties, reas. dis
counts. AID. O531; ewes, TR. 1927.
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BAkK-PERSOkAL LOANS
A PERSONAL LOAN

n PERSONHL LOHN
At this bank may solve your money
problem. Unforeseen emergencies.
often demand cash as time when
one IS unprepared. A personal loan
at this bank may solve such
problem. Your inquiry is invited.
Liberty National Bank
18th and Eye NV. Member Federal
DepoSit InSursncsSCorpoa "a
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MONEY WANTED

WANT 81 800 on 3-year note, prefer
to amortize Permanent resident,
good income. good credit history.
Box 313-C, Star. "a
$4,000 Ist TRUST on valuable com.
mercial property on Penna ave.
NV, payable 500 mo. at 81. Re-
sponsible maker. AID. 053l: ewes,
TR. 46@1 =
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OPEN 10 TILL DARK

VI L1N ~ 1LL DAIlh
A California brick rambler T.. acre
view beyond compare 3 twin-SlZe
bedrooms fun tile bath: huge living
dining room with log burning fire.
place and picture window Extra
large. ultramodern equipped kitchen.
breakfast nook; full basement for
use OF recreation room; car port;
finest construction throughout Sc
lected clear oak floors; copper plumb
ing, aluminium screens. oll-palnted
walls over hard service plaster
Many other extras. Directions: 'DrlI e
out Col. pike to intersection at An
nandale. make sharp right turn on
Ri go, continue 3 blks to open
sign; or drive out Lee blvd past
corner to Annandale tRoute 6i9D,
make lett turn and continue to eX-
hlblt house.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
7 90 hry AZ C,Iehe rd CIV upQp -o1
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FARMS FOR RENT

WARRENTON, VA-l40 acres, 6
rm. house, cleo, ample water and
outbuildingS; reas. rent to respon-
slble party. Ma. 20l4, ewes, HO.
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STUDIOS FOR RENT

MUSIC STUDIO avail. at once; entire
3rd f. a. $40 18th st. NV; through
ventilation: redec. throughout and
new asphalt tile floor installed. May
be inspected anv time during day
HENRY J. ROBB. INC, 1924 YER
nI y
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MONEY TO LOAN

EXCELLENT Ist TRUST LOANS on
clean NV. and suburban Montgom-
cry County property. SH. 1862.
WOODSIDE REALTY CO.
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PONTIAC ACCESSORIES
GARAGES FOR RENT
GARAGES FOR SALE

PREFABRICATED STEEL and alumi-
mum garages and mill hldgS DU.
PoNT IRON WORKS, 1866 18th
St MA. 1866. -2h
GARAGE, good location. low rent.
long established, good lease, a gold
mine for right party: must sell to-