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and graduated from the Key West
High School with the class of
1916. She is an active member
OF the young set here, and very
popular in her circle Of young
friends.
Mr.. Brieter IS the son of Mrs.
Ellen Brister of jackson, Missis-
sippi and Harry Brister of Nat
chez, Miss. He was born in Jack
son and graduated from the
Presbyterian S.hool there. In the
u. S. Navy, Ie is currently sta
toned at Boa Chica Field here.
No formal invitations are being
sent out to the wedding and re-
ception, but both Miss Cruz and
Mr.. Brister state that they hope
to see all their friends at both the
events on November Is,
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P.T.A. Enteri0ins
Il OlnOrrOac Al
TaUer,.ier

Taverni,r P.T.A. will entertain
the school children Tuesday, No
vember 8, in the school house.
Guest for the evening will be
Mrs. Bonnie Smith who will
show her Bonefishing Picture to
the group and will be her own
narrator. This picture is in color
and win afford great entertain
ment for the students, as well as
getting first hand information on
this great sport by Mrs. Smith.
who is one of our famous Bone
fishing guides on the Keys.
HostesSes for the evening will
be, Mrs. Helen Johnson, Mrs.
Nick Johnson, Mrs. Kelleher, Mrs.
Killingsworth, Mrs. Syril Curry,
Mrs. John Curry, Mrs. Downing
and Mrs. FELTON,.
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FIR. Ind 4uxiIiury
In Meeting
Tuesday Night

II has been announced that the
date. of meetings of the Fleet
Reserve Association Branch Sc
and Ladies' Auxiliary has this
month been advanced from Thurs
day. November 10 to tomorrow,
Tuesday. November 8.
The meetings will be held in
the clubrooms of the organiza-
ton, Front and Fitzpatrick
streets, at $50 P. M, and there
win be guest speaker present
for the occasion, Commander
Martineau.
A social hour viii follow the
business session, during which
refreshments will be served by
members of the Auxiliary.
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CFArA En- -
m the days--and niehts-sthat
4 followed. Priscilla tried hard 70
figure things out, In the daytime
she lost her old efficiency at the
Office Is she stared into space in
stead of concentrating on the
work before her Night after
sleepless night she lay Z beside
Dora. thinking ia a circle and
listening, always listening. TOR :
sound from Kennefh's room which
would indicate he was in pain
one night. when she had 70 90
j to his room to give him MS
second sleeping pill. she stood
beside his bee for 2 momenk
afterwards. Kenneth she said
gently. .would it help If you told
me about about what hap
pened in San Francisco2 :" Sne
was sorry Immediately that she
had asked His eyes fastened on
her face in terror and he jerked
his shoulders painfully. convui-
sively.
what do you know about san
Francisco? he gasped.
.4Why why, | didn't know
for sure it was San Francisco.
said Priscilla. trying TO sQotne
him., II was Just guessing. lnere'
there. You don't have 70 tell me.
II isn't important for me 20
know"
Kenneth was 50 agitated as 2
result 0f her question land hef
correct guess-that Priscilla had
a hard time calming him She
drew up a chair to his bedside
and sat there until she was sure
the sleeping tablet was taking
effect.
Priscilla did not ask him again
about the San Francisco incident
a PRIL crept BY and Mas
"A budded into being with !
joyousness Priscilla's heart could
not match. She walked TO work
every morning unmindful Of ths
sunlight shining on her and q
noon, when the other girls asked
her to join them for lunch. shs
declined politely. Every day shs
went off by herself to a small eat.
ing place on a side street. avoid
ing carefully the cafeteria where
she had met Dennis that day *
long ago -. two dreary month!
ago seventy aeons
One day she had a telephone
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Cars Should Be
Ordered Now For
Holiday Delivery
$40 ! q rhe cltI1ehl

WASHINGTON, Nov Per
sons who want to Be sure pf se-
curing the delivery Of new car
before the holidays were advised
today to get ia touch with their
automobile dealer al once This
advice came from Va. Robert Dec;
Managing Director Of the Nation-
al Automobile Dealers Associa-
tion, who said:
Although the production of
new passenger cars in 1g49 has
been of record proportions, the
current coal and steel strikes,
coupled with preparations for
new models by some fnanufactur7
ers, may again result in delayed
deliveries by dealers before the
holidays.
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5000 CAN yOTE

{Continued From Page cine,
Florida-Harold r. Pinder, Clerk
Rowena Curry, Inspector. Melvir
Adams, Inspector; Felicia Carlo
nell, Inspector; Myrtle casassa
Inspector; Benjamin F. Curry
Police: Charles v. Lunn, Police.
FOURTH PRECINCT POLL.
ING PLACE, 80l Simonton
Street, Key West, Florida
Charles r. Pritchard. Clerk; S
Owen Sawyer, Inspector; Earl
Mickler, Inspector; Hamilton Pin
der, Inspector; Clarabelle AM
able, Inspector; Piedad PARA, In
spector; Kathryn Perpall. Ipspec.
tor: Verdane McArdle, Inspector:
George G. Parks, Inspector; Fe
aipe Marrero. Police; Cyril Crit
lin, Police. 28 7as Pr ~
/ FIFTH PRECINCT POLLING
PLACE, oNoy 3aFire Station, Grin
hell Street, Key West, Florida
Emily Goddard, Clerk; Florence
E. Baker, Inspector; Charles
Papy, Inspector; Eugene O.. San
chez, Inspector: Albert L. Di-
Negro, Inspector; Charles Fer
nandez, Inspector; VIM. F. Duval-
Inspector; William Curry. Police;
John B. Webb, Police.
CIXTH PRECIN(sT POOLING
PLACE. High School Annex,
United Street, Key West, Florida
-Juanita Roberts, Clerk Evs
Warner Gibson, Inspectors q A
Russell, Inspector: Henry Sands
Inspector; Ingurtha PindeE In
spector; Mary Mazeau, Insps etor;
Mary A. Barrett. Inspectors Doris
Rivas, Inspector; Grace Crosby,
inspector: Frank Veiasco. Police;
James Griffin, Police
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Play Clothes
OF American
Designers Good

NEW YORK CAP Amer
lean designers are said to be
without equal when it comes
to turning out play elathessl
This, at any rate, Is the ppln
ion III 4 British designer who
IS world famous, He is Cap
tain Edward Molyneuxs who
IS IN New. York tp. buy (, play
clothes. This IS. how he, de-
scribes them The gay, cas-
ual things that American
girls throw on when they
come out of the water
The Captain, who makes
up clothes for the British
ROYAL family, says he wants
to make sure Of just one
thing. He doesn't want to see
even a trace Of French influ-
ence in the samples that are
brought to him. Nothing per-
sonal. He just doesn't think
that any 3ody, British or
French, can equal the Ameri-
cans in this line.
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Aeropias .Qs
Passenger List

Passengers leaving for Havana,
Cuba. via Aerovias 20" S.A.:
James Tracey, Leo Dovgala,
Florinda Naranjo, Peter Becker,
Joseph Russell, Walter Payne.
Kenneth Buck, Gardner Royce,
William Katz, Sally Katz, Viii
liam Woernef, Margaret Woer-
ner, William Woerner. Gerald
Woerner, Thelma King.
William King. Charles King,
Babara King, Francis Swails,
Grace Wollen, Lila Rodriguez.
Edward Cranson, Julius Stone,
Monroe Bethea, James Casey,
Joseph Waller, Ralph Fabrizio,
Melvin Ireland. Bodie Smith,
Charles Neer.
Mildred Neery Felix Feoffrion,
Annett Feoffrion, Charles Forth,
Louis Reagan, Isabella Regain,
Manuel Descamps, Zoila Rodrig-
uez, Maria Deseanps, Raul Agu-
ire, Juan Rubio, consuelo Gan
dia, Blanca Padron, Rogelio Sal
abarria, Gilbert Iglesia, Lourdes
Descamps, Pualine Valanis.
Leonor Cuervo, Joan Veronica,
John Veronica, Mike Villa, Joyce
Bartos, Servando Monte, Robert
Wilson, Catherine Wilson, John
Davies, Harriet Davies. John
Vada Bonifield, Franklin Ruhl,
Norma D'Angelo.
Jeanne D'Angelo, Ebert Wo-
mack, Maude Womack, Jose Rod
riguez, Rodney Hendry. Bill As
tudilIo, Miguel Delgado, Alberto
Hernandez, Margarita Delgado
Jesus Falcon, Claude Davis, Elsie
Davis.
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TAMPANS CAUGHT

Continued rom Page One)
ing conditions demands and the
discharge of two drivers.
Negotiations have been under
way for several weeks, bat no
one apparently realized they
were near the break down stage.
About 1856 workers are involved
in the strike.
GsneralIy. the drivers are
seeking wage increases of rs
cents an hour and two weeks
vacation after three years of EN-
.ployfnent. The company has Of.
fered a three-cent wage hike.
] Grogan says drivers owning
cars were out On routes of their
runs picking up regular CUSTOM
ers.
The cornpanv operates a bus
system inside the city and in
some of the suburbs on franchis-
es from the city of Tampa.
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cewuris Have Son
Word has been received by
Mrs. James i. Stewart, liza
PortF Plae that Mr.. and Mrs. C.
2 Covert. Miami, are the proud
parents OF a h., 4 OF. son. born
Saturday. November 5.
Mrs. Cowart is the former
Dolores Machin Of this city.
The ruby and sapphire are
similar in chemical composition.
Because trees keep sun from
the ground. forests are cooler
than plains.
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Nary Wires
BosrI
II OnlOrrOlU

Al Navy Wives have been in
x'ied % practice bowling at the
y y Naval Station Alleys To-
n'pTrow. Tuesday, from 10 A. M.
81 Nonn.
fhe weather Is perfect for ath-
ieiie activities. and many Begin
ntss are expected 20 come ton1or-
FpN % iearn the attractions ~
thf same ol bowling.
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and Lime. street in the Seaside
subdivision a distance of 1910
feet Cothron submitted q low
bid of $2.26 compared with $3.50
submitted by TOPPING.
For the construction of Tavern
drive, Tavernier, a distance of
100 feet Cothron submitted .
low bid of S2.28 compared with
$3.50 submitted by TOPPING.
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CHb Pack No. 2I5
Holds Meeting

1he Southernmost Presbyter-
Ian Church cub pack No. Ass
monthly meeting was held al the
eharchs Kriday, November 4. al
5 20 D a.
Many parents were in attend
anfe and registration cards and
NfNaf pms were presented 10
iha boss ~ Den numbers one and
tee
display Of model planes,
shau. blrd.hoase& plastic handi.
wk made By cub scouts was
siiaan
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-07
Admiral Antrim
Leaves Today

Rear Admiral A. A. Antrim.
.USN. who has been, at. Key West
Naval Statoff for tle aast several
tays inspecting the ship service
stores, will leave llere today
bound for Brooklsn where he is
stationed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-07

Carbon black has been produe-
ed by the u. S. Bureau q Mines
by exploding acetylene eas in
helium gas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-07

Iha blue % the sapphire is due
- oMldes of iron and titanium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01
MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY 1912 so; fathead buddy
seat. motor oveThauied. less than
conc. C.n q. 4sSl, L.
sprins frame. 10000 miles. full
equipment: 1913 Ak 1873. ].
scO0TER. Ie47. cgshmAn.
excellent condition. priced for quick
ciTsss Cd ~ SsoTos scoorrs. p.es-
age beg. s5sel, send-: .as. rssone,
Woob isss a I. Rsss i. af Nv Ne ss
r sSe4 r gu fsIRbs Z PLEASURE ..
have An excellent selection OF used
machines TO choose from. For your
new AIS. Matehless- Ariel or tn
unph. see Us nrsfi Your motor
cyciing hesdquarters ALLIED NO
ToRcYcLE SALES. eis 9th 81 n.v~
asAIkLf eYnavnsoS Is47, 80
overhead. buddy seat, saddle bags.
Ike neE. Cash. trade or terms.
HAWKINS MOTOR CO. NC g50i
Columbia pike, Afi-. Va. CW. 7poo.
lsss HARLEY u. s.h.v.: psrf. eond.
al extras. chrome plus Gail II
lsss INDIAN cazU. szssi. eon1..
HARLEY controls. seed paint. SADDLE
!. sai {. i e fsiANfz,sa Ges us. .rri..4:
Nngtan butit. 14S O.: best neht
IT, siHfhas TpSSs9s s 30. 90, Ss ss1es;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01
REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates; 3 or 5 year terms and
monthly payments. P. J. WALsHE,
riS ss asb S s Eys 81 n IEus "a s.ss
MoS mont = o 81 s soS ga ssssusr-w.
viii bu, second-trust notes. D c..
nearby Nd. or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE q INVEST
N MEMT Go eses 1919 N Y ave, nv
MoRTGAGE LOANS. 4s-4ns-5x.
graded according to character OF
MOORE i HILL Co. 500 II St. nv.
lst AND End TRUST LOANS. rrompt
osn so e sssEi. RtsTs ss
LOANS on S' ZEAL 4 IL EsrA HT $3.50 Is. and
Kad Till Henry Y 81 sSL sg' .: Ssef
IA; 1882. ll04 Vermont ave. NV.
D. C.. vk, s service, ADAMS REALTY
CO. So5 N. Y. ave. NV. RE. 1912,
CASH FOR end TRUST NOTES
1xnits O sr.f s0l0rssm9Hiek sett.,
i poS isa s' Il. j! FULTON nS 81 G s$se
FIRST TRUST LOANs-D. c. and
nearby Md; improved property and
ground; 3 to year terms; rea-
sonable rates. GEORGE 7. wOR-
THINGTON g. SON, Active Real
tors Since 1892. 1719 Eye st. NV.
MA. 1915
LIBERAL frst and second trust loans
aaick. settlement. wooDRIDoE III.
Atty CO. 1881 r. l. ave ne.
NO. 1908. ~
WILL BUY deferred purchase money,
second trust; reas. discounts. Mr.
QUICK. 81. 1871; ewes, RA. 34ls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01
sEAshoRE PROPERTY

IN OCEAN BLOCK. Rehoboth Beach.
Del--5-ee6r and 2-bath house
attractiyeiy furn. and IN excellent
oonc.; screened and open porchss
with ocean view; poss. with settle
ment: price. SI7,25O Also modern
and AtIact!yeiy furn. cottage for
rent. contsinins 4 beormS-. baths
and service quarters. avail. June
through Labor Day: $1,000. Phone
PA 0i05 or IA se24 Il
BETHANY BEACH, DEL. Apis 9
blks from ocean; . rms, kit bath
hot water. screened porch. lawn $40
S45 Hk S25 before June is; SIS
IN May. d.. 45Io. II
WILDWOOD: \. Lovely apart
liV. nm, din I'M, kitchen. sun porch,
$1,000 for season. Write NJ. FER
GUSoN. 3le Z. Juniper ave. Wild
Atlantic CITY-ror rent. corner
Eround-fo apt. q rms and bath
c. bedrmsJ; newly renovsted: also
porch and washroom: season June
10 Sept. Further information NO
Ice HOME on ocean front lot COOK
l2n; IA mi. No. Ocean City. Md 5
bedrms. house completely furn
REHOBOTH BEACH-Cottage for
rent. Laurel 81 ocean block: no pets:
restricted. WI 3753. morn or ewes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01

MASON BEACH-Beautiful cottage.
= BIZ, from Chesapeake Bay; hv.
rm., 2 bedrms.. bath; In fine COM
North Beach 5-bedrm. eottase,
large fiy. rm., kit has cleo. range.
cabinets, sink. refgr., nicely fur
nished. Separate house In rear with
8 showers and toilet,
Five rooms; all modern. year-arounc
home; all furnished, Price, - 500.
w. z. HARDESTY; Upper Marl6oro
TDFWATER, SOUTHERN MARYLAND
i, acres. Solomon's Harbor sres
beach. wooded; all utilities 81 800.
.. 6-room Chesapeake Bay COTTAGE,
sandy beach; fusnished' immediate
po: a. Acres. Lower patuxent River;
sandy !. se ssh harO0r' in perfect
4 Modern home. Dsres Beach: ave
rooms. furnished; Immediate posses
8 sa-scre peninsula. sandy beach:
iarEe majestic trees; Lower Patuxent
river; an utilities; improved road.
g. igoscrs peninsula. Patuxent Eiy-
er ARA; new ~ TX SoS saoin. iarnisneo'
=: s..sIs psn,n:sis; nys-soo. ..l ssSsss;
; s1.., ssa.os beach nar0''' 'eel00.'
Many cthsr desirable vstsr froots
for sale. See our I'd under arms
NdRscY, opposite Courteous.
Prince Frsdsriek. Calvert County,
I'D. l6oqs t1tnee xfeder1ek loS.
Open 61n1aya
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SUMMER HOMES

HOUSE FURNISHED for July and
August, beautiful location on Severn
River, 3 rms, 3 baths. CAN
SEEERNA PARK. No. Baltimore
exchD.
FOR RENT-Beaut. Colonial estate,
Harvard. Mass; furn. 5-bedrm
house. spacious grds.. maintained
owners expense: Boston 80 mi nr.
Concord; for June and July. OR
I12o
Mr.. BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT, Pa
Beaut. furn. Stone Lodge; 5 bedrms /.
al modern COW; screened porches
swimming. fishing, riding. secluded
golf and country club near: earden
Sl,200 season. Smaller cottage, $500,
CO. 2164. ewes and Sun.
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WATERFRONT PROF. Foe REsr

kEvEKIf mach. The KIiaa-rey. sn
cad4s ass : rraa Prlsaektr. Nh
8s@7 Or premises asa
LONEG FAfTNEST-5-rE cottage
On r1per fron; furnished. sas stove
e8st geixr WA ssye
COLONIAL BEACn. va Krr.2y'
Apis zee. srAstesis. =cE tErr7,
kcFes1ec pOreses- PVT sstEa. Gee
$500 SeAsonl 5000 mo $50 wk
co ostI. Mor -TAErs sFss
TWO COTTAGES roe RIM. season
o. Bon2E oomEsftEk distance o.
WA8hlnEfoH lAFss hos4As confer
AaLs feF 70 10 peopss SEsN
hoUSe Accommodates } e 5 peopas
IA 5l0S
ErPISG roKEsT-ccssaEe g bee
Yes. mad kii- and exEa. comp
knol,y-p.n~ in.sraor s-ep! .Es
porch Cal DC- 1000 Eat S4s
APARTMENT n attractive cabin er
ChesApeaks hiilAidt oye; locking eay
sserrr!c store refrigerator &ne con
tinsoLs kol wAsst restricted coz. .
nanlty: 4 people. S42S. NAY - 10
SEPT l., InelatinE serV!ees- ~
COLONIAL Bach. near water szn-
meT cottage s,eeps g eIeet ITCHY
sAk city water oy seek. 81 so NO
9H-S
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GARAGES FOR RENT

LARGE lear freproot pvt sarsst
water and elee near 2l52 Leroy D.
NV. Key on premises Lease, SIS
mo. GEORGE Y WORTHINdTOS
& SON Ma $3.50 a
NV. CONN $40 month. Gail OR
O65l after & pm
63t A ST. NE.-Gsrage for rent,
for stofaee only "-story brick rear
i-CAR INITIAL GARAGE rear wooi-
worth Store. 3tiou blk GeorSiA ave
- per mo GUARANTY REAL Y
INC. lu2J 18th st nv. Ma naS-
OSE-CAR METAL GARAGE; concrete
Moor. 525 Buchanan 81. NV. GE.
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COBB ISLAND
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

MASON BEACH. Deale, Nd: Ppr.
n nlshe cold o wafer. electric Stove and
refrigerator, month or season. THE
ERBS, Melbourne ave.
NORTH BEACH. III 7th st. Ami.
cottage. month or season. Inquire
SUNDAYS noon e Pm Pm; p.,,1s,,.
Nd. Isolated cottage. fne beach. for
rent for season to college graduate.
$3.50. Some furnished cottages for
rent by week. May, June and Sep
TENDER; restricted bay colony: SO
cottages; large recreation rm. Drive
erick. Phone AT. o65l ewes. only.
LONG BEACH, new, year around,
every cow. sleeps 8. on Faag Har-
Dor. blk. from beach, May; $50
Owner s. On premises . till = Pm
MODEM COTTAGE, on Herrins BAY.
year-around living. For rent By
osnsI for The s1nms ss ss:'9 w..t A's sss
q week If rent for season paid in
s iaSs1se sf f5os Us ls.drm. cot
tase, COMPLETELY iurn; boz sprinss:
sysi: iImed. e, e n ssas ao n. inclusive I'VE
c 81 MAJ s "a ias' Kn..nodern
bungaloVs, furnished except linens
May-Sept., 3 rms. and bath. shower,
cleo refer. and Gas: ey season.
weekly or monthly. screened all ever
tneiudinS porch Phone Woodlsy
COTTAGES for rent at North Beach.
Nd. CAL AT. 46S6. -
SHADYSIDE. ND.-Cottase right on
BAY. season: refgr.. elee.: gas. run
ming water. MRS. WENDELL. West
No BEACH-Harn. apis, a. modern
as your city home. Ice. fenced lawn,
/ blk. from pier. Season only; refs
req. 5th and Dayton ave Open
Sat. and sun. AT. 5s65 Monday
COTTAGE for rent. sea.on: aeson;
4: stores convenient: water. eles.;
isndscaped. Follow signs throush
= s pIoYfx, West River sis4.
ARCHITECT'e RETREAT, on 1T-aers
point. lover Potomac. ~ hrs. from
city; privacy, beauty: 5 Ice. rms.,
bath. porch, cleo. lit. entirely
screened: dock. boating. nsnins;
500 per season. $3.50 per mo-; ri.
LSSriT NV nosu. Ice. sana ssseh;
rent for seasoa - fsxpcn4bse Rarty:
1850; yn senad9 M. vera
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FARMS FOR RENT

FATRFAx CO. FARM Of 259 acres On
state Of cultivation; labor now EN-;
pioyed and now living on farm: all
house remodeled in 1912. contains
ali mod. conveniences; complete
available; opportunity for Govt;
employe who desires the security q
farm; rent S165 per mo: Call
absentee owner, MR.. MARSH NJ
RX 7343 =
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Chesapeake Beach, Md.

We are offering q number of newly
HANDICAPPED lots, in an elevated area
overlooking the Chesapeake Bay.
within Ave minutes walk OF the
boating and swimming may be
found. Each OF these beautiful
building sites have a frontage of
so IT. and q depth up to 225 #;
electricity and good streets are in:
bus service TO and from Washing
ton Is within block. stores
by. Come down this week end and
see for yourselves that these lots
are the most beautiful on the bay.
Stop at the ONCE of j Z. TALBERT.
agent, on the highway entering the
haach
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MONEY TO LOAN

FIRST AND SECOND deed of trust
money available on improved prop
erty in the District OF Columbia.
nearby Nd. and Va. properties at
monthly payments. FLA money
available under Section 6OS-203
Immediate action. PUBLIC SERVICE
REALTY CO.. oil 9Th st. NV. DI.
1851.
LIST AND End TRUST LOANS nesoti-
ated. quick action; no red tape.
Also home Improvement loans Small
monthly payments. Box 64-J Star.
end AND 3rd TRUSTS on d. C.
property: 24-hr service. NATION
AL FINANCE CO. 10l4 K NV. -
If you NEED MONEY. we can help
you. NATIONAL FINANCE Co.
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WATERFRONT PROP WANTED

WANTED TO RENT. cottage On OF
nearby beach for week. EN- 5s29
II
RESPONSIBLE PARTY desires slm-
meE home OF cottage al nearby
beach committing distance pre-
feTreo viii rent or buy # desirable
OF Will exchange for lovely 3-oedrm
APP, ideally located In Sligo Park
81. s2ss
WILL PAT Cash for Q waterfront
home on river or bay. not over so
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WATERFRONT FARM

New. modern, elec.-eQulp. masonry
home, new plank fence. on fine
road, barn. tenant house. implement
shed, hog houses, farm truck, trac-
tor and implements. , horses, !
heifer. II hogs and pigs; other tools
and equip. too numerous to- men
ton: a highly productive and fully
equip. farm, ready to occupy; SEQ
500. easy financing. GEORGE C..
HEIDER Chalk Point I'd, Church
ton p O.. Md. Phone nights and
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GOOSE CREEK FARMS

23 acres, new 5-room house; ranch
20xI2 IT,, 5S-inch stone fireplace.
wide flooring; 2 bedrooms. 9 stall
showers, kitchen. dining room;
house roughed in for h.-w.h.;
chicken house, hog house. young
orchard; bordering on Goose Creek;
y mile; good boating. fishing, and
bathing All-year-'round road. Ask
ing price. $12.750
]. L. G.. WEST, Fla. 1925
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only 5000 DOWN.

A little sprucing up and you should
have q nice retirement home for q
"song!" Village mi, "a hr. TO city;
1914 acres. about IL in tillage. fruit.
Arm. dwelling, cleo. and phone
avail. soon: barn, etc; snap az
$3.50. New bargain list free: y. N.
Newcomer, STROUT REALTY, RID
No a. Harpers Ferry, w Va.