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Ahers, Company plumbers connection with there the 
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  incorporated t1rparao Margaret Williams, all of Juneau Williams charge of Registered A. Kingsbury C.
 
 Mdeke prospecting the Glacier Bay region, are in Juneau a days buying supplies After years Douglas Mrs Felix Prince graduated spring Annapolis gained his institution the wrestling mat
 representing Territorial Banking Board left steamer Rupert Stewart From Hyder other Southeast banking board business
 Mir and Cury Curry Emil Flood Mrs R. J. steel Miss Frances William passengers for Juneau on from Seattle last night Weather: High low, 53; showers.
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MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. I45 SECOND and FOURTH Monday of each month /N in Scottish Rite Temple > EA beginning at 7:30 p. m. wW Wm. A. Chipperficld, "
 Worshipful Master;
 JAMES W. LEVERS, Secretary.
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the Alaska Hotel Ferdine Kingbury, John H. Lee, Charles Larsen ot
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-09

Paul Louis Mdeke who prospecting in the 3ay region are in Juneau days buying supplies.
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Weather: High, TO; low, 5s; showers.
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all of Juneau Williams charge
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-11-29
Lists sTrdde-ins Of
Driving Habits

With automobile shoWroomS
now displaying the finest cars
obtainable, many motorists will
be trading in their present We
hicles on the 80 models.
ITS trade-in time on driv-
ing habits too" declared Super
visor E. H. England of the Mon
tana Highway Patrol, today. He
listed these habits as having
greatest trade-in value:
/, Trade-in high speed driv-
ing for sensible speeds that can
be controlled on snow or ice
without depending on Lady
Luck.
2. Trade-in weaving and lane
Estraddling habits for the safety
tested habit of staying in the
correct lane.
8. Trade-in the habit of rid
ing on the next fellows bumper
for. the professional drivers
technique of maintaining a re-
spectful distance between We
hicles, particularly on roads
made slippery by ice and snow.
4. Trade-in negligent car care
for the preventive maintenance
habit that saves money, time
and trouble. Keep lights, brakes,
tire chains, windshield wiper
blades, defrosterS and battery
in Al order. "
5. Trade-in carelessness for
full-time attention on the lob
of driving. Replace thoughtless-
ness with regard for the other
fellow, including the pedestrian
who may not be watching for
YOU. ..e
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BHudin T-rbune-Heruld. Thursday. November %. 1851
SOCIETY

with beautiful gifts from the
invited guests. Bingo furnished
entertainments for the evening,
at the close Of which the host
esses served refreshments.
Other guests included Mrs.
Alma Kifer, Miss Lee Joyce Tay-
lor. Mrs. Oren Burd, Mrs. ESth-
er Bigley, Miss Marilyn Wagner,
Mrs. Conrad Seader, Mrs. Dam
ny Jones, Mrs. Herman Frickle,
Mrs. Mike Grubbs, Lorraine De-
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President
Of Wool Growers

Howard Doggett of Townsend
has been elected to his second
one-year term as president of
the Montana Wool Growers as
ISOLATION.
Also, delegates to the three
day convention in Miles City
reelected Gerald Hughes Of
Stanford, "A. &c. Grande, Jr., of
Lennep, and Stanley Antrim of
StevenSville to the associations
board of trustees for three-year
terms. Vice President S. E.
WhitWorth of Dillon and Secre-
tary-Treasurer Everett Shuey Of
Helena were retained.
The association passed reso-
lutions opposing price controls
on meat and against preferen-
tial treatment Of synthetic wool
production by the government
and approved a resolution call
ing for revision Of wool tariff
regulations.
<
The Moro Castle" burned off
the New Jersey coast Sept. 8,
1884. with a loss of 134 lives.
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LOCALS

Students attending Montana
State college at Bozeman who
were in Hardin for the Thanks
giving holidays include Robert
and Lloyd Saunders, Cecil Hol-
land, Jerry Ragland, Marilyn
Koebbe, John Dorm, Joan KrOn-
miller, Tom Sawyer, Charlene
Davis and LoriS Hamlin.
Mr. and Mrs. Gracian Murdi
of Joliet, enroute to New Mex
leo, Texas and other southern
states on a winter vacation,
were overnight guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. B.
Saunders Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Ping spent
Thanksgiving in Forsyth as
guests of Judge and Mrs. W. r.
FIachsenhar.
Word has been received here
of the birth of a son on Novem-
Der 81 to Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Scally of Denver, Colo. The
young man has been named
Richard Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wildin
and daughter, Maureen, spent
Thanksgiving day in Roundup
as guests of MI. Wildin's par
ents. :
Thanksgiving dinner guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Wagner and daughter, Mar
ilyn, were Mi. and Mrs. j. j..
Blackburn, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart
Delp, Jack and Robert, Mr.. and
Mrs. DWain Redd, Larry and
Zebra, and Howard FaW of Bill
30.
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valid, Mrs. Fred Dewald, Mrs
Arthur Randall, Mrs. Adam
Seader, Mrs. Larry StockWell
Miss Alta Roberts, Mrs. Esther
ToWne, Mrs. Edna Seader, Mrs
Ruth Seader, Mrs. Tiny Wilson
Miss Martha Schneider, Mrs
Ruth Giles and Mrs. Kenneth
Lewis.
Hobby Club Breakfast
Mrs. Jens Kalberg was hostess
to members Of the Hobby club
at a nine O'Clock breakfast at
her home Tuesday.
Following breakfast the mem
berS, which include, Cora Herd
man, instructor, Ruth Cammock
Amy Dehnert, Wilma Kalberg
Marie Ross, Bernice Schoen, Ann
Skeie, Mary Sollazzi, Rise Wick
erS and Irene Wiechman assem-
bled a display of their art work
of the past year in the window
of the Hardin bakery.
While many of the ideas and
talent displayed in the art work
of the Hobby club are indiVid-
ual, much of the credit goes to
Mrs. Herdman for her efforts in
instigating the club and pur-
chasing the materials necessary
for the work.
Mrs. Herdman is also instruc-
tor in a second Hobby club
which is sometimes referred to
as the Craft club and has a
membership of fourteen.
BPW Annual Dinner
On Tuesday evening the Bus
mess and Professional Women
held their annual Thanksgiving
dinner in the basemet of the
Congregational church.
A total of % members anc
guests enjoyed the evening.
Surprise Party
A surprise birthday party was
given in honor of Ole Olson
Sunday, by out-of-town guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Lee, Miles
City, MIR. and Mrs. William Hale
peske, Forsyth, Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Voiles, Hardin, daughter
and son-in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs
Bud Smith, Hardin, daughter
and son-in-law, MI and Mrs
T. L. Lippert, Lemon, S. D.
Pete Voiles and Mrs. Carol Pet.
erS, of Billings.
A pot-luck buffet supper Was
served by Mrs. Olson, followed
by several games of canasta.
CYC Meeting
The CYC meeting was hele
Nov. 20 in the parish hall Of
st. Joseph's Catholic church.
Election of officers was held
The following officers were
elected; Darlene Richmond
president; Diana Wolcott, vice
president; Margaret Minor, Sec
rotary; Betty Butorac, treasur-
er; and Marguerite Watson, re-
porter.
After a discussion of a Christ
mas formal dance and the can
dy sale to be held Dec. l the
meeting was adjourned.
Aid to See Pictures
The Ladies Aid of the First
American Lutheran church viii
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Shower for Bride-Elect

Miss Dorothy Seader, bride
elect, was honored at a shower
given Tuesday, Nov. 81, at the
Auxiliary rooms of the Legion
hall with Mrs. Henry Hardt,
Mrs. John Kukes, Miss Jean
Steele and Miss Bonnie Buck
ner as hostesses.
The gift table was decorated
with a large bridal doll and
bridesmaid dolls and loaded
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Club Cdlendur

The Woodcraft lodge will
meet at the Legion Auxiliary
hall Wednesday, Dec. S at 8
pm.
The Rebecca Thimble club
will meet Friday, Nov. 80, at the
home of Mrs. E. F. McMorriS.
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LEAVES FoR STATION

Army Cpl. Edward L. Mears
left Hardin last Wednesday aft
er spending a three-Week fur
Tough here at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Clifford Kerrick.
Cpl. Mears had been in Japan
and Korea for the past few
years and is now stationed at
Fort Ord, Cal. However, he ex-
poets to be returned to Japan
in the near future.
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meet Wednesday at 2::3O pm. in
the Church fellowship hall.
Mrs. Guy Atkins will be in
charge of the program, which
will include a Christmas piano
duet by Mrs. Walter Brekke and
Mrs. Norman G. JohnShop. The
pastor, Rev. JohnShoy, will show
colored slides entitled, Christ
mas Blessings"
Mrs. Frank Kincaid and Mrs.
Mel Leraas will serve as CO.
h~0stesseS.
Birthday Theater Party
Mrs. Dan Zeiler entertained at
q supper theatre party Monday
evening in honor of her daugh-
ter, Sandra's, eighth birthday
anniversary.
Guests included Judy Schneck-
10th, Nancy Martin, Ruth Ann
Lundberg, Sidney Zeiler, Karen
Link and LaVon Gookin.
Guild to Hear Talk
A change has been made in
the time of the December meet
ing of the Hospital Guild. The
meeting will be held the first
Monday, Dec. 8. at the hospital.
First section is at 2 pm. for
cutting and sewing, and the
second section at pm. for
sewing and to hear a talk on
the history and present stand
ard of the hospital, presented
by Mrs. j. j. Ping.
Arrangements are being made
for a circulating library for use
of the patients, and many other
plans are in the making, men,
bers reported.
Announce Engagement
MIR and Mrs. Bert w. Kron-
miller of Hardin. announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Miss Joan Marie Kronmiller to
Gerald Dean Ragland, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ragland also
of Hardin.
Both Miss Kronmiller and NH.
Ragland attended the Hardin
grade schools and both ale
| graduates of Hardin high school.
Miss Kron miller and Mr.. Rag
land are now students of Mon
| tana State college at Bozeman.
Date of the wedding mas been
set for December 80.
Coffee Party
Miss Beverly Terpening en-
tertained informally at a coffee
party at her home Friday at 3
o'clock.
Guests in attendance were
Mrs. Paul Jensen of Bozeman,
Lee Joyce Taylor, Alta Roberts,
Marilyn Wagner, Charlene DAY.
is, Charlotte Cammock and Mrs.
William Ferguson.
Wedding Anniversary
!. The Sunshine club entertain
ed at a party Saturday evening
at the home Of MIR. and Mrs.
Roland Jones honoring Mr.. and
Mrs. Ted Dumler on their twen-
ty-fifth wedding anniversary.
There were more than so
friends and relatives present to
help them celebrate. The eve
ming was spent playing games
and stunts and pinochle. The
couple received many lovely sill
yer gifts.
Out of town guests and 9TH
| ers not belonging to the Sun
Shine club were: Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Herman Rob, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Rob, MIR. and Mrs. Phillip
Kerrick and Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Dumler all of Billings; Mrs. Lora
Schmidt and Irwin and Char
lotte Schmidt of Custer; Mrs.
John Rob of Great Falls; MI.
and Mrs. Jack Metzker of Har-
din, Mr. and Mrs. Yugo Naye-
matsu and Mr.. and Mrs. Yasuo
! NaVematSu of North Valley.
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NOTICE

Will you help the crippled
children to have a wonderful
Christmas by giving a Butter
Nut coffee key strip?
Give it to some junior or SEN
ior high school student, please!
Junior FILA
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EXAMINER SCHEDULED

EXAMINER SCHEDULED
Wednesday and Thursday,
Dec. 5 and 6, are the dates set
for driving examinations to be
given at the Community room
of the Big Horn county court
house in Hardin.
Max Blakesley of Billings, ex-
aminer, district NO. 4, will be
here those days between the
hours of 9 am. and 5 pm, to
conduct the exams for pros
pective drivers.
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BIRTHS

BIRTHS
Boys
Nov. 81, Mrs. Donald R.
Thomas.
Nov. Is, Mrs. Walter Miller,
Jr.
Girls
Nov. 81, Mrs. Morris Schmidt.
Nov. 27, Mrs. Richard McRae.
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The Panama canal was COM
pleted by u. S. army engineers
in 1914.
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BROWN SWISS

SELLS BROWN SWISS
Uriel NJ. King, Brown Swiss
breeder of st. Xavier, has re-
Gently sold the bull Zoe'S Grand
Slam 108759, to Roy v. Morledge
Of Billings, according to a re-
port from Fred S. Idtse, secre-
tary of the Brown Swiss Cattle
Breeders association, Beloit,
Wis.
Evening star., 1951-10-02

thriftiIy you buy lots Of style in these dork-se
6o-eouge, l5-denier stockings. And confor
for they're in proportioned- -to-fit Sizes Size.
Four new fall shodes You'll want to stock U
for gifts os we'll as your own needs.
WGL-Hosiery, First Floor
also Bethesda Chevy Chase and Pentoeon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27

MR. HOME OWNER
we nave immediate purchasers for
many types Of homes in MICHIG AN
PARK and WOODBRIDGE areas. We
nave 10 statesmen ready to serve Won
now, Your 'NFIGHBORHOOD RFAI
ESTATE. BROKER" is best qualified
10 handle your property.
PECK COMPANY
1918 18th St NE.
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200 BLOCK CLAIMING ST. NE
COLORED-6 rooms, 2 inclosed
porches. bath, modern INV. gas
heat; bsmt.: gar; beautiful rear I'd;
excellent condition. Owner must sell
today. Or 0305.
S. A. YOUNG CO., MA. 1888
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COaokEDwCorner IN and < sts;
condition; $3.50 cash.
907 Sth st. NET rms, row brick,
h.w.h.. $1,000 cash; balance ar
ranged: easy terms.
MICHAEL WALSH g. SONS
1911 Eye st. NV, RE. S2S2,
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COLORED
1872 18th ST. NE.

Shown by Appoint. Only
Near Lincoln Park-Being offered for
sale for first time, This 2-story
and bsmt. brick dwelling. large front
porch, entr. hall. large liv. rm. with
built-in bookcases and attractive
mantel. reception hall. din. rm., kit;
rms. and modern bath on 2nd ar,
bsmt; recreation rm.., laundry. toilet:
h.-w.h.. oil; storm windows, screens;
insulation: 2-story brick garage for
9. cars, with storage room for work.
shop above. Whole property in
beautiful condition. Home of prom
for quick sale. Substantial cash
payment required. Apply to GEORGE
ave I; so on b. ASSssRtS; e4s Indiana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27

Continued on Next 7age)
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PECK COMPANY
RECOMMENDS
OPEN SUNDAY. Q TO 8

FIRST SHOWING
1901 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. NE.
Modern detached brick. slate roof
corner location. 3 bedrooms and
tile baths on End floor. Nice sized
living room with fireplace. dining
Bird floor can be used for a bed
room. Side screened porch. Auto
matte heat storm windows and ga
rage. Priced to sell Immediately
To. reach: Out MICHIGAN ave. to S.
Dakota ave. and turn right.
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HOUSES FOR SAlE-S.E.

ANACosTIA-For professional mar
2-story corner brick; center hall
4 rms. each floor. sun parlor; Z
rms; basement apt; gaTage; ot 4
s fsEsd sfi NG R4se d aaF1 hops
I'd. Sc. LII. 4-34o0. LU, 1885.
CAPITOL HILL-Unusual home.
lge. rms. 5 fireplaces. 2 baths; new
y decorat ia sd dYll 1smt 3 nsE gas
lat 4th and Pa. ave. .s.e;)-Facins
bsmt.; a real buy; home or invest
ment; Il 3;l449; -27
6st style aftach o 5 55smso 70 rs sss
sHoEMAk SEase' 171s St. NV. ma:
H1LICREsr.s beautiful brick homes
tS ssHSse s fnGm
located in beautiful Hillcrest; terms
f sEArP Is eeTp5ansfessi 1911 sSo e6pa aSe
Hf i'll sunday, 20. One
area; 6 rms, tile kit, porch. rec.
rm., liv. rm. with firepl.; attic;
lovely fenced grounds, 320S Gaines
L 17Sf1H A near MINNESOTA nhe ave-so54
M st. s.e.-Semidet. brick. 5 rms,
tile bath. screened porch, gas heat:
S12,5O0. Shown by appt. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC. 134F Good uope I'd.
Sc, Ly; 1900. LII. 1882: !,
4iO0 WHEELER RD.-open sun. l
j. LEr 9soi MARf1N a0V Warner s adGs
NEAR Ia FIJI fsth AND pENNA. AVE. Sc.
Nice brick home, 6 rooms and
bath s eI1g R SeaEan
e. od IsiI Parma. ave. Sc. Ii.
o GISSo?; TO s-1a1s w st. g s.e,-
6 rms. well. constructed. prewar
custom.built home with attic and
firs.; h.eW.h'. stove and refgr.; i'm
maculate cend.; possibility Of CON
verting to 2-family. Only S14.250.
G f5S5 IL, S: 4-5 kINo co: Essa6.
you MAY WANT an exceptionally
attractive row house in a good
neighborhood, near 18th and Penn
Sylyania ave. Sc, and the Sousa
Bridge, and the house we now offer
gives you all of this and. in addition,
mOQeTu E-CdT pTlCk garage, o
rooms bath, recreation room, gas
heat. The owner reserves ample
space for personal use, and has an
income from rooms and garage OF
$40 per month. Price, partly fur
nished, $15,S50. LOUIS P. SHOE
MAKER, 1719 x street NV.
HOME Plus INcoME-Modern s.
unit bldg. One apt. vacant. Elk
Gel. Sc. location. Each apt, 2 rms,
kit. and bath; bsmt. CT approved.
Reas. down payment. For further
info. call a. L. KNAPP. DI. $500.
2O-FT. SEMIDET. BRICK, 6 rms,
tile bath, rec. rm., gas heat. 150-ft.
lot; assume CT loan at AZ. Price.
$4,000. HARTMAN REALTY, INC,
1345 Good Hope I'd. Sc, LU
NEAR 2Sth AND PA. AVE. SET :.
brick, 2-family fiat; liv. rm., din,
dinette, kit. and bath each; rec. nm.
with bath in basement; gas h.-w.h.;
large level lot; S21 900. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC. 1345 Good Hope I'd.
NEAR RANDALL CIRCLE-Lovely p
rm. bungalow, 10 yrs. old; 2 bed
rms. and bath, 1st a.: full bsmt..
finished rec. rm. with bar, " bath;
nice lot; near all cows. Ii. 3-53S6
until pm.
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OPEN SUN. 90
JON SHOCKEY, REALTOR
1870 Investment

Lovely furn. row brick in River Ter
race, with rent ceiling of S95, and
carrying FILA 1st trust of $4,000 at
S54 mo-, including taxes and in
sound investment: owner will take
all cash offer above trust. or will
sell on terms; would even consider
late model car as part down pay
ment. Call Mr.. Smiley AP 1920.
with ROGER MOSS, Realtor, 2125
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OPEN 2 TO 5

Fine, wide, brick home; 6 large rms,
plus. finished attic and basement;
insulated roof. tiled bath, refriger-
financed; only $4,000 down: bar
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NORTH WOODBRIDGE

1872 Lawrence st. n.e.-Immed. poss.
Diet, 2 apis. complete, l apt. with
5 rms, pvt. bath; 2nd apt. has
2 large rms, pvt. bath, kit. ample
closet space. House has been COM
For appt. to inspect call Mr.. Cur
ling. with r. G. dunno. HO. OG00.
Ewes and Sun LA 6-T7R2
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MICHIGAN PARK

- 1910 SIN Of. NE.
signed with large picture windows,
Very large living room. dining room,
3 sood-siZed bedrooms and tiled
bath; basement with outside en-
trance. Less than 2 years old. con-
dition like new. Also has complete
photographer's darkroom in base
ment Owner moving-immediate
possession. Priced to sell immedi-
ately Inspect today
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HOUSES

B fine homes, in upper Northwest:
6 to 8 large rooms. fine floors, best
plumbing, plenty of yard space. fine
heating system; S14.950 to SCI 900
Open for inspection. PARK ROAD
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NEW HOMES

Semidet.: located. off Riggs I'd. and
Madison st. Built by Potomac
Homes. Inc Featuring powder rm,
1st a., Westinghouse dishwasher
and garbage disposal and Westing-
house laundromat. Subject to free
Reg x financing. For preview Of
these homes call KENMORE REALTY
CO, EX $3.50. IA. 1906.
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Opne, 2-5; 5 rms. and bath, porches.
Enclosed front porch. rec. rm. in
bsmt.; extra lot: in excellent condi-
ton. Reasonably priced, $4,000;
bath; oil heat: excellent condition.
Priced reasonably; down payment.
$500: SS7. 30 rIcnth
2 700 block 18Th st. n.e.-6 rms. and
bath: excellent condition; fireplace
plenty of shrubbery. Reasonably
priced; down payment, $4,000.
Open 2-5-4524 Foote st. r.e.-Semi-
det.; rms. and bath; finished base
ment. 2 porches, front and back.
JUANTTA L. HOWARD. Real Estate
4649 Deane Ave. NE.
Ewes. LII. 1-3309 or LII. 1-7255
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MICHIGAN PARK

1900 blk. Taylor st. n.e.-Det. brick,
large liv. rm., attractive firepl; full
size dining rm., mod. kit, garbage
disposal sink, tile powder rm. on
LIST flr.; 3 full-size bedrms. and tile
bath on End FIR. Full bsmt. with
bath; gas heat; house fully insulated.
transp. For appt. to inspect cali Mr..
Curling. with r. G. DUNE. HO.
07OO Ewes and Sim IA RTTRQ
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MICHIGAN PARK

Modern prewar brick in immaculate
condition. First floor has reception
foyer. good-sized living room and
dining room and fully equipped
kitchen. Second floor has 3 bed
lavatory and outside entrance. storm
windows and doors Front and rear
yards with many blooming flowers
and plants. Excellent location near
all conveniences. Quick possession.
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DETACHED BRICK HOME
4457 S. DAKOTA AVE. NE.

Has everything, including convenient
location. Beautiful liv rm. with
flrepl., den, din. rm., kitchen, with
dinette; End fl, has 8 lovely bedrms.
2 baths and attic room. Bsmt. with
recr. and powder rm.; gas h.-w.h.
lge. concrete front porch. detached
this one FIRST and be convinced. Mr..
Atine, IA: ALSO. zAGAM1 REALTY,
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y. BUTTERFELl
OPEN 1-6

FOR COLORED-S.E. WASHINGTON,
In block of nice homes; excellent
condition, Have home and in
come. Arranged for two apart
siofs 6ariSsi ieHsy y BEick
Barney. Circle, 8 large rooms and
bath, full basement, gas heat; g.
car brick garage; excellent condi-
ton; convenient terms. SOUTH
EAST REALTY Co. 1911 Penna.
ave. Sc, Ii. $4,000. 80
COLoRED-a4OO BLK. ERIE PL.
S:E:-Nearly new semidet. brk.. 6
rooms con s an er,n bath; full cellar, gas
PRoviDENT ' sEA L se Co. on eli tfF sth
ST n' ". Sun, NO. 5s6s; wkdays.,
CoLoRED-7es 18th ST. s.E.-vs.
cant: only $500 down; 6-rm. semi
fo ssa sms ff family hs sub A6 real by
COLoRED@4oo BLK. LIST ST. Sc
Income property, rms. and bath,
new heating plant. Priced to sell or,
terms; PRoVIDENT REALTY CO.
vi 4 Ssn R &; p osk1 Sun, NO. 5s6s;
C0LoRED-l10O BLK. d ST. Sc
lovely rooms. inclosed porches
gas h;-w.h., full bsnit.. wash tubs
gar, front and back yard. All in
Immaculate IIg1 cond. R. L. J. REALTY
CoLoRED, 1oS Z ST. s.E,-Brick
semidet., h,-w.h.. kits. with elec
Tefgr. Total monthly rent STA
Live in l apt. and, let income nav
i 10, bldg. Call Ma. 943s or No.
COLORED-17th AND d SITS. 81
Very nice semidet brick In excellent
condition. 6 rooms and bath full
basement. gas heat, front porch 3
rear porches. garage: small down
payment. SOUTHEAST REALTY
CO., 1211 Pa. ave. Sc, IL. $4,000,
COLORED-2-FAMILY BRICK Near
LINCOLN Park, S13.950. 2 separate
bath, each with modern kitchen
and bath. Nearly new oil-burner
and hot-water heating plant; con-
yenient terms arranged. Ewes. phone
MI. Woodwell ia. 5469. t. III
GRAVATTE, Realtor. 1918 K st,
COLORED-2216 SHANNON pL. Sc
tAnacostia, D. C.)-6 rms, def
only $500 down. SUM-, NO. 5S6S; |
wkdayS., RE 0657.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27
NORTH WOODBRIDGE

OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 6
$50 gath ST. NE.
Stucco on steel lath; z rms. firepl.,
"a baths, shower, sun parlor, mod
kit. breakfast alcoye; chestnut trim;
Ice. front porch awnings, storm
windows: lot 37kx1O35; bIilt-in
gar. Immed. poss. Price reduced
R. THOROWGOOD, DE. 0317.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27
HEART OF HILLCRESI

OPEN l TIL 8
200 32nd Pl. Sc.
See this Dorm. detached corner
brick featuring. oil h.-w.h.. 4 full
tile baths. hardwood floors. 2 fire.
places. lge. yard; about 9 yrs. old
ideal for very lge. family or doctor.
P uffenberger g. Moore, Inc.
10. 9-sl11., Ewes, Mr.. Moore.