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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

dry cleaning agency. Please call
AT. 101O. s to D pm. 10
NATIONAL CONCERN desires about
$4,000 50. it, Office space in down
town Washington; LIST or End COM
mercial; 2 or 3 floors acceptable;
1st floor necessary; 10 to Is VI.
co' teSse OK, < o16IIN or cH, 44s9 IEooM NhAIi
End COMM. OR INDUsT., rear or
bsmt., approx. 1900 So IT. needed
for cabinet making business; Silver
Spring. Takoma Park. Bethesda area
or vicinity. SH 6056.
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AVIATION

GOOD USED AIRPLANEs-'47 Lus-
combe, S775: '46 Cessna. S1,O25;
40 Tcraft. Just overhauled, S7S5;
also Al and '46 Tcrafts; 65-h.p.
engine. 140 hours, TT, S16O. CARL
ALLEN. Springfield Airport, Alex.
WANTED-Airplane, any make; must
have good fabric. licensed; big bar
gain for cash. H. j. BURROWS,
1915 Rankin St ne.
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} SMALL, FARMS

2 SMALL FARMS
Priced $500 each. One contains 20
acres with 5-room dwelling and
barn; 81 miles from washington
The other contains 90 acres with
small house. barn, outbuildings and
pretty stream: about 33 miles from
Washington; all buildings need
repair.
TERRY B SIMMS
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE

MAYO ROAD. one OF Maryland's bet
ter business sections: beer tavern.
fine buildings; well equipped; priced
LowPk1cMnD Sf & kETHfaf d1hs2F in D9 shena aHnl
Soase. 'Se barS wei 80 sDrins acres ovner oa
moving to Fla. viii consider good
house trailer as part payment. A.. r.
PSoMaAMN: bSaSa N. - Rt; 2, Manassas. Va.
DUE TO recent death Of owner-New
brick. full basement, s-room home,
on main hwy; nI; schools. stores
APrSAcN4yEF r {; M EFAR5s sbsaIm LA 9I4s8s ant
bldg; $500 season or $50 mo. with
26-4scRRE RSfi H1LLTop' Eas5TlArE-5 bed
rooms, 5 baths, modern brick house,
servants servant v,s1 cottage; dmaGnicent pan
sIep a,and,,g and gries on request; r N.
MODEM NiH s.R6oM S6Sfefi FRAME AtRspfI HOUSE, Isl
Spotsylvania Courthouse, Va; avail
able January 10th. Inspection daily
cRfsHoNb Il 5fe cifeuis soeSS court w. cerE iAEY
Once. Spotsylvania, Va.
MOUNTAIN HOMES
virgin territory" s he in Nans1nasss real Estate
Many buying for future retirement
homes. Town and country homes.
Write Tor details. photos. OWEN
FOR q rsa1l sa5ESSs RS$s a9Fes ooa miles sH
frontage $4,000 cash.
160, acres with stream and springs;
old 2-story log house; near Brown
town and Bentenville. Va. $4,000
Al acres with Groom. 2-story res;
2k miles 8. of Front Royal. Va.
Is acres with e-room res. bank barn.
chicken nan 1nou house. ,s3 storage house, hog
year-old peach trees. 2 acres Of al
falfa, spring and stream, fenced
and crossed fenced l mile east Of
:, Maurertown. Va. Take all at S3.500.
saensndoahh xh gToSm Riysq Tss s soof Of
stock. Va. $4,000. ~ " "oou
4 acres with S-room res, other cut
buildings: property on No. SIS hwy.
81 sfsnn miles es east OF Front Royal Va.
5 acres with broom res. at Deterick.
5-room modern res. in Front Royal.
Va. S6,750 with $3.50 cash.
Aae Eh Gn Cars tar6
.aighway FL in Luray. Va, s29, 500.
236-lt. frontage on No. z hwy, be-
tween Winchester and BerryyiiIe,
Va; 625 it.. deep lot, large building
with all equipment; beer and restau-
rant business. $50. 900. "a cash.
2OS-acre farm, 236-acre farm with
near, Front Royal. Va.
clothing store. groc. store, restau-
rants; gas stations, all in Front
Royal, Va. fer sale by C. L. RUST.
3O6 s. Royal ave. Front Royal va
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FARMS (cont.)

ACCOKEEK, MD, about 1s miles
from B. C.-l65-acre tobacco and
stock farm; large house. 2 good
barns, stable. other bldgs.; 100 acres
tillable and water for stock; share
tenant will remain; price, $4,000,
terms,
Farmette. 2 acres; new, modern. A.
room and bath house; above Wal
dorf. Md; GI financed: price, $1,000.
Oyer. 3 acres, part wooded. above
Waldorf; creek on rear; elec. and
phone lines; price. S1.050; terms.
$500 down, bal $50 monthly.
SOUTHERN MD. REALTY CO.
On Route 301 below Waldorf. Phones
Waldorf 1901 or La Plata 5a46.
OUTSTANDING 24O-ACRE modern
dairy farm, stock and practically
new equipment, $4,000. J
360-ACRE LIVESTOCK FARM. hard
road, modern 10-room house. farm
buildings, $4,000.
P. M. BROWNING, Broker; John H.
Hit, Associate, Culpeper, Va
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BOATS

sTEELCRAFT SEDAN 1e47; sleeps
4: must sell; first-class cond; will
4i45s sTEELcRAFTW ~ WAsHfNGTotN HING z
CO. Main ave. and M SITS. s.W. is
WANTED-Small factory-built cabin
cruiser, must sleep two; will trade
1947 Buick Roadmaster conv., excel.
cond.. one owner. Box 63-J. Star.
-17
EYINRUDE and Elto outboard motors:
thompson boats, new and used; serv-
ice and parts. used parts: factory
BR6GE BlRsR65sGsfEn'f51EEeei bEek cEursEsRR Ia slsR st
A. c. F.; 2 heads; protane gas, Red
Seal motor; ship to shore; heater,
e. o.. 2 system; sleeps 4; S6,5OO.
Coll VIM. r. HUSSELBAUGH. 1881
Sherwood ave-. Baltimore IL. Md.
CHRis-cRAFT KIT BOATS make fine
Christmas presents; S-ft. and lift
sample boats locally built now on
display, kits are now available in
models from $40 fob. CHRIS
CRAFT. $50 Maine ave. s.w., ST.
17-FT. WHITE PINE BOAT. 6-ft. g.
in. beam. Wisconsin engine, prac-
tically new. 40-h.p.. air cooled; best
offer. Call 10. 3-9797 weekdays.
16-FT. oUTBoARD, double cockpit
speed boat and 22-h.p. P. o. John
son motor: both in good condition;
$3.50. Al Chillum rd.. Hyattsville,
MARINE ENGINE, 35-h p. Gray. self
starter. reversing gear. fair condi-
ton; $125. CO. 1913.
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$4,000
1O4 acres near AmisSville. Va; graz
ing or general farm; 3-bedrm. house:
good barn. other outbuildings; good
terms.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Exclusive Realtors. FA. 1920.
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Gil LOANS
LOANS

End AND 3rd TRUSTS ON d. C..
property; 24-hr, service. Mr. Green
NATIONAL FINANCE co.
lO14 x ST. NV. Ma. 654O.
SECOND TRUST MONEY AVAIABLE
AND NOTES PURCHASED. CALL
MR.. MILLER, ME. 1920; EVE
NINGS, 81. 1921.
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FARMS
COUNTRY HOME
786-ACRE
BEEF CATTLE FARM

DGjX VA L LIZ <11G1S4
This large farm, within 40 miles of
Washington, offers an investment
second to none in Fauquier County
wood land. Fertile, Chester soil.
gently rolling with abundant water
for cattle. Some fields of Al blue
grass and white Dutch clover sod,
others mixed grasses; SO acres in
office are the only bidgs. Price,
$55.000. OF this. $4,000 must
be cash on the barrel head. If in
tereSted. kindly phone Sunday or
weekdays. to $3.50 am Exclu-
sively with F. w. SHARP & SON,
p. o. The Plains, Va. ONCE and
home fpl Mfddlah,Iro OO0J
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENT

SHOP OR WAREHoUSE-2nd COM
trsiiy isIfiTt, iocated a1'doO MI H. 3s42. Monday
STORE AND PARKING-Mfg.. 2nd
TANEN REALTY, ST. 3466.
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L o s T

S1o0 by q certain man in Arlington
who sold his car to q neighbor with
out first getting an offer from
Arlington Motor Co.
Il Block South Of Key Bridge.)
1917 North Moore st. OW. S7S7.
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142-ACRE FARM

Situated in beautiful Warrenton sec
ton; excellent lake site. Good =
rm. house set high on hill, sur
rounded by trees, with view cf en-
tire iarm and Il5,, nelsnporhooo' npoI ,;a rnis
S15,750: b cash.
DILLON LAND co.
EA 105Q FA 371s
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HUGH ALEXANDER
AND ASSOCIATED
MARINE UNDERWRITERS
OFFER a complete survey. appraisal
and yacht insurance service to in
dividual boat owners, BUYERS and
recognized brokers. Phone DE. O007
or ST. 4440.
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Gentleman's Farmi

Near Penna. Maryland State line-one
of finest farms available: gorgeous
Dutch-style manse. 20 rms. & baths.
h,-w. heat, modern impr.. 2 fire.
places; 2-car garage: beautiful set
ting: also fine S-rm.. bath tenant
house with utilities. h.-w. heat; 100
acres, s4 tillable; fruit orch
ard. fine lake site; bldgs. alone
worth over twice asking price: MUST
SEE to APPRECIATED No. D-671 /.
tomac Sc : St.. a. wMsy;nesboro. "a; adr; pa Pa. BAR
GAIN LIST FREE!
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SMALL FARM

SMALL FARM
$3.50 DOWN. S35 A MONTH
PRICE, $1,000
Four acres with small house trailer
with two-room extension, running
water and electricity: in fast-grow-
ing community; nice, small stream
flows through property. 35 minutes
drive out Lee blvG. to Centreville.
turn left at traffic light on Route 2S
Coward Manassas, 4 miles to York
bus to Manassas passes us. Open
Saturday and Sunday afternoons.
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WEST"S CATAIOG!

w GO y SA AdA<1.
FREE, New reduced prices on
farms. ranches. estates. tourist
cabins. gas stations. etc Florida
to New England. Write WS-23,
1928 Western Saving Fund Bldg,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Farmlet, Only $4,000!
REAL BARGAIN. on macadam hwy.
near Berkeley Springs; attractive
. bungalow, 4 rms. elec., 2 porches.
- garage, nice setting; poultry house;
other bldgs.; acres: fruit orchard,
stream; owner leaving-will SACRI-
FICE for QUICK salei No. 30.245.
VESTS. F. r. STICKLEY. 4O6 N.
". " Va. BARGAN LIST FREE.
207 A.-Near Gettysburg!
ONLY $500 for big general farm
Is minutes to city; 207 acres. so
tillable. bal. pasture woods. estimated
$4,000 worth timber when cut; sew
eral fruit trees; 6-rm home with
cleo. fireplace. shaded. shrubbed
lawn: other bldgs. private stream;
owner MUST SACRIFICE, No.
J-2726. VESTS. J. c. Bream. Fair:
field I'd. Gettysburg. Pa. BARGAIN
LIST FREE!
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Mrs. Margaret Kelly, SA2 Bryant
Ave. No. arrived home recently
from Glen Lake Summer Camp
where they spent a month,
On Friday, August %, Mrs
Irene Harvey, 1881 Bryant Ave
No, returned home from a shor,
vacation in Kansas city. Mo, and
Chicago.
Rev. and Mira l. c. HRrFiA,
2sI0A Clinton Ave, So. returned
to the city Friday morning, Aug.
ust % from Davenport, Ia, where
Mrs. Harris was called TO the bed
side OF her sick mother Mira,
Harris mother 10 much improved,
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred PUIlcRs
entertained q group OF friends
this week at the home Of their
cousin. Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Page Of Pittsburgh. Pa
Miss Maurice SnlAlIs returned
to her home In st. Louis No.
Friday. August %, Miss smalls
had been taking graduate work
at the University Of Minnesota in
Public Nursing, While in the
city she was a guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Romeo Gresham. S90s Fifth
Ave. So.
Mrs. Gladys Collins Of Dallas,
Texas returned home Thursday,
August u to resume her position
a. an art teacher In the J, w,
Ray school. During the summer
she worked on her masters de-
gree at the University Enroute
home she was accompanied by
Mrs. Jesse Richardson. 384b
Third Ave. So. with whom she
stayed while here, Upon her
return home. Mrs. Richardson
will bring back her children who
had been visiting their grand
mother They expect to return
about the first Of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Page OF
Pittsburgh. Pa. are visiting
their cousins, Mrs, Josephine
Pullens. Mrs. Cornelis Burns and
MIR Burt Smith.
MIR. and Mrs. Dennis Hines and
children are visiting in Louisville
KY They are visiting Mr.. Hines
parents and other relatives and
| friends
Members Of the st. James
choir OF Minneapolis enjoyed q
lovely picnic Sunday. August n
at Taylors Falls, Wise. Those
present included Joe Lewis, presi-
dent, Governor Cook, director,
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Payne, An
nett Blair, Glenda Payne, Mrs.
Alice Cook, Annett and Wilma
Winston, Mrs. Ernestine Perry,
Lonnie. JacqueIyn and Patricia
Perry. Miss Tippy Smith and
Mrs Margaret Lockett.
Mrs. Kathryn Anderson OF
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House guests Of Mrs. MaymG
Whiting. SSH Smelling Ave. ART
Mr.. and Mrs. CAlonEo Lewis and
children Of Kansas City, Kans,
They arrived here Sunday. Aug.
ust ~ for q short visit.
Mr.. George Eaton OF st. Louis
and Mrs. Willie Black OF st. Paul
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. B.
Moulden. 2s4s Fourth Ave. So.
Saturday, August 20. Mr.. Eaton
Is a cousin OF Mr.. Mouldcn.
Mira Charlotte Rooney. ll07
Emerson Ave, No. announces the
birth Of a baby boy to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Taylor, SOS Rondo,
The baby, born at ST. Joseph
hospital Friday. August IS. has
been named Charles warlin. Mrs.
Taylor Is the former Arlene
Rooney Of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Hazel Merrill. 1909 Fifth
Ave. So. who had been confined
to her bed for about 4 week with
a back sprain. Is now able to be
up and around.
Van Thompson, Jr, arrived in
the city Sunday evening. August
~ from Champaign. Ill. TO visit
his aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Merrill and family at
1900 Fifth Ave. So. Van 10 the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Van Thomp-
son Sr. Of Champaign. Mrs.
Thompson Is the former Dorothy
Merrill Of this city. Van will VS.
1t indefinitely in the city.
Robert s. Brown. a l949 grad
uate OF the University OF Mime
sofa arrived In Minneapolis
Tuesday, August 20 to visit his
mother. Mrs. Esther Brown, 1888
Fifth Ave. So. Mr.. Brown, for the
past year. has been teaching at
A 4 T College, Greensboro, N. c.
Mrs. Lucinda Kelly OF Spring
field. Ohio. left for her home
Thursday, August 81 after a 10
day visit in the city. Mrs. Kelly,
the mother of Mr.. Paul Kelly,
who is a patient at Glen Lake
Sanitarium was in the city TO be
with her son during a recent OPP
tration. While in the city she was
the guest of her daughter-In law.
Mrs. Margaret Kelly, 942 Bryant
Ave. No.
DIckie and Paul Kelly, sons Of
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years, on Thursday August 81.
the young people Of Bethesda
church sponsored a party In his
honor.
Charles Cooper celebrated his
sixth birthday "Wednesday. Aug
ust 80 with . party given by his
mother, Mrs. Marjorie Cooper,
S6AA Smelling Ave. Those present
were sherry Elaine jackson. San
dra williams, JAoQuOline and Pat
rieia Perry. Meredythe Wallace,
Terry Cooper. Michael Mckenzie.
Louis Mcpavis. Larry Anderson
and Mines. Amanda Simpson,
Irene Williams. Ernestins Perry,
Dorothy Mckenzie. Bessie Brown
and Miss JuAnita Washington,
Miss Elaine Jackson. 26l3
Stevens Ave. So, has been vRca.
tioning In Kansas City. Mo. and
Topeka and Kansas city. KRns.,
for the past five weeks, She Ia
now Waiting relatives and friends
in los Angeles and Oakland,
Calf. Elaine IL expected home
about the middle OF September,
Mr.. !. q. MoNutt OF Kansas
CITY, KAnSaa, left for HIS home
"wednesday, August 80, lie was
Waiting his auntH, Mrs, Alberta
Pitts, Mrs. Harriet Hail and Mr.,
Edward Young, his uncle,
Mira Viola Madden. SS52 Gin.
ton Ave. &c.. entertained at .
luncheon Friday August Is, Her
guests included Mrs, Louise
GhOe OF Los Angeles, Calf. and
Mrs. D. W. PRrtee.
Miss Annette Ellis Of Charles
ton. w. Va. left for her home
Saturday. August 10. after .
three week visit waiting Mr.. and
Mrs. AlonEo Ellis and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carter Ellis
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gEH EAIR VISITORS: Was ne Minnesota Iron Ore
Mining kSVssrI's EShba b 10 sEondaund bOsdn0-
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Chicago was the weekend house
guest OF her uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs Boyd Nelson, $3.50
Fourth Ave, So. and her great
uncle, MIR. Edward Brown. bl7
18th Ave. So Mrs, Anderson
was guest of honor at a dinner
given by Miss RyllAr Ciayburn,
"Wednesday, August -, Mrs.
Anderson was also extended
many other social eourtesies.
Weekend guests OF Miss Ryllar
clayburn, SstS Smelling Ave, So,
were Mr.. and Mrs, A, J. Williams
Of Chicago
Tue regular meeting Of the
Twin City Reel and Trigger
Club was held at the home Of
Mrs. Bessie James. 4oi2 Clinton
Ave, So. Saturday, August 10,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas johnson
A0t5 Oakland Ave. So. will
leave at the end Of the week on a
motor tnp to Dover. Ky, They
will be accompanied by Mrs
James Johnson. mother Of Mr..
johnson and Mrs. John AndeT-
son Of Fergus Falls. MINI, moth
or OF Mrs Johnson. Mrs. James
Johson has been visiting In the
city for the past three weeks and
is now returning 70 her home In
Dover.
The Alpha Wives met Monday
day evening. August % at the
home OF Mrs. Henry Thomas,
S9i5 Clinton Ave. SO, Plans for
an Introductory tea to be held
the first Sunday In October were
made. A call meeting u scheduled
for September II TO be held at
the home Of Mrs. Coleridge Hen
don. 1925 Fourth Ave. SO.
Miss VcImR PARKER Of 81. Louis
NO, returned home this week by
way Of Chicago. Miss Parker has
completed a course In RncAthesiA
Buddy Clark, 2sl0S Clinton
Ave, So, left Tuesday, August
20 for Davenport, Ia, for a few
days visit with his grandmother.
He will return the latter part Of
the week. He viii leave Sunday
night, September 3 for some part
Of Texas, 10 serve in the air force
In which he has enlisted for four
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Carolina. She Ii the daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. Morgan McQuerry,
404s Clinton Ave. So.
Mrs. Ida MOpplns who formerly
resided at 27l7 Clinton Ave. So,
Is now residing at 2s17 Fourth
Ave. So.
Rev. and Mrs. Norman SImons
and their three month old daugh-
ter, Veronica Isabel dropped in
on Mr.. and Mrs. Morton McQuer-
~, 4O4S Clinton Ave. So. for q
few days this week end. The
Simons had just attended a
family reunion in Wisconsin. Sat
urday, August 20. Rev. Simons
was the guest speaker at the
morning service. He spoke on
Being a True Representative.
Mrs. Simons Is the former Anna
belle McQuerry. They left for
their home in Atlanta. Ga. Sun
day morning, August "a.
Mrs. Wreatha @. Maxwell, and
her committee for the Womens
Day at st. Peter Church are very
proud and thankful for the sue
cess Of their day. They managed
to raise nearly twice as much
money as the men. Mrs. Henrietta
Williams was crowned Mrs. St.
Peter for bringing in over $40 as
captain. Mrs. Cecil Stovall was
next in line with 500.
Mrs. Bertha Thomas, 4O25
Fourth Ave. So, Is Ill at her
home. Mrs. Alma Smith is also III
in Asbury Hospital.
Mrs. Lucille Cooke, 36l7 Chi
cago Ave. So, plans to leave the
city Monday, Sept, 4 for Des
Moines, Ia. Mrs. Cooke will at
tend the annual conference OF the
st. Paul District of the A.M.E.
churches. The conference CON
venes from Sept 8 TO o.
Mrs. BeuIah COhrOn, 9O1 Fourth
st. No. is visiting in Chicago.
where she attended the Elks Con-
vention. She is now visiting
friends and relatives there.
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Dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Gray. A20 e. 37th st.
Wednesday. August 29S were Mr..
and Mrs, Rosby VRrnRdo, and
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Smith, all Of
Chicago. Also present at the din
ner were Mr., and. Mrs, J. o,
Napus and Mrs. Josephine Jon-
kins, Mrs, Gray served . turkey
dinner,
Mrs. ElRoF Wright 6it Lyn-
dale Ave, No, who has been III
Tor sometime 10 now much gn-
proved, she 70 now able to be up
and around reports Mrs. 4. Garth,
sister Of Mira Wright,
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five pounds and fourteen ounces,
II was born August Is at Gener-
al hospital Both mother and baby
are home and doing fine.
Mrs. Marjorie Cooper and chill
dren. Charles and Terry and Mrs.
Bessie Brown, mOther-in-law.
will leave Friday for a weekend
visit in Barry, III. Barry is the
hometown of Mrs. Cooper who
resides at 3640 Smelling Ave. So.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Cooper and
q group Of friends enjoyed a fish
ing trip TO Lake Shamenau over
the weekend. Lake Shamenau is
located about two hundred miles
north Of Minneapolis. Everyone
had a very enjoyable time.
Miss MarIenne Jeffrys and Mrs.
Ada Jenkins Of Chicago left for
their home Sunday, August 81
after a three weeks visit in the
city at the home of Mrs. Jesse
Shepard. 1928 Fifth Ave. So.
A baby girl was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Arnett Bonner, 1928
Portland Ave. So. Monday. Aug
ust 81. The little girl has been
named Pamela Della and was
born at maternity hospital.
Mr.. James Jacoway, 56l Eighth
Ave. No, returned to the city
Tuesday. August 20, after a short
visit In Fort Smith, Ark. at the
home Of relatives.
MF. and Mrs. Harold Samuel
son, 1909 Emerson Ave. No, are
proud parents of a baby girl. Gym
thia Jane, born August 10 at
Maternity hospital. Both mother
and baby are home and doing
fine.
Wayne Turrentine, son of Mrs.
Mildred Turrentine, ll15 Aldrich
Ave. No, will celebrate his fourth
birthday, September 5.
Miss Eunice McQuerry, left the
city Saturday, August 20 for
Morgan Park, Ill. where she will
assume her position as a first
grade teacher. This is Miss Nc
Querry's second year as a teacher.
The first was spent In North
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more than merely q community
problem. We have millions Of tons Of
taconite In this state that might be
used to replace the dwindltng high
grade ore. But the taconite In ex-
tremely difficult to mine and to proc
ess. It Is the mother lode Of the high
grade ore and the iron Ii not depos-
tied In concentrated form. II will
take several years Of experimenting
and millions Of dollars investment
to make its use practical"
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.. Q. SCOTS Aim
% For Better

WV ~ eNNN
I, q, scott. present County
Commissioner OF the fourth dis
triet, says his aim is, and always
has been, 10 make the oommun-
ity a better place to live and
safely bring up children.
Mr.. Scott. candidate for ~.
nomination in the September
l2th primaries, In q member Of
the NorthSide Commercial Club,
AcenSion Athletic Club, North
town Disbursements association.
GlsnwoOd Improvement AAsociA-
ton. North Minneapolis Civic
League, County Highway EN-
ployces Union and the NAACP,
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur q.
TOwHe, eST Dupont Ave, No. arr
parents OF = baby Eirl born Aug.
ust IS.
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These experiments can
mean big things to you

MNNESOTAS SHRINKING SUPPLY Of iron
the Of interesting editorial that recently
appeared In the Claremont News. Heretofore wrote
Dana A. Hinckey, publisher, lit has not been mat.
ter Of too much to this strictly agricultural
community but It Is now realized that this Ia far