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Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gomez have
moved from 524 Carroll Ave. to
315 No. Grotto st.
Matinee Bridge Club Meeting:
The Matinee Bridge Club met
Tuesday. Oct. 81 at the horne of
Mrs. Charles Graham, 791 st. An
thony Ave. Mrs. William Cassius
was a guest of the hotess. Mrs.
Fred Schuck won the first bridge
prize; Mrs. William A. Hanna,
second and Mrs. Charles Graham,
the third prize. The next meeting
will be Nov. IL at the home of
Mrs. William A. Hanna, $50 West
ern Ave. No.
Seriously Ill: Mr.. John Mccoy,
615 Rondo Ave. who has been ill
in st. Joseph hospital for some
time was transferred to Ancker
hospital
Flying Needless" The Flying
Needles" club met at the home of
Mrs. Tessie Sonion, 945 Rondo
Ave. on Monday, Oct. 27. The
next meeting will be at the home
of Mrs. Eula Clemens, 400 Rondo
Ave. Monday, Nov. 8.
Return From Windy City: Mr..
and Mrs. J. D. Jones, 654 w. Cen
trail Ave. returned home Friday,
Oct. "a after very pleasant stay
in Chicago with Mrs. Jones sisters,
Mesdames Leander Sheets and
Julian Johnson. Mr.. Jones spent
part of the time in Nashville,
Tenn. visiting his mother and
sisters.
Enjoyed Visit: Mrs. Addie Smith
of Atchison, Kansas, left Thurs
day, Oct. % for her home. She
was the house guest of he brother
and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Brooks. ST., 697 Rondo Ave.
On Business Trip: Mrs. Carrie
Gardner Williams is in Madison
Wise. on a business trip.
Gold Band Club: The Gold Band
Club met at the home of Mrs
Marian Sayles, 756 st. Anthony
Ave, on Monday, Oct. 27. The
next meeting will be held Monday,
Nov. 10 at the home of Mrs. Gloria
Wright, 1858 Rondo Ave.
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ST. Paul Birthdays

Nov. 1 Noel Winton Scott, 555
w. Jessamine St., Terry Robbins
984 Iglehart Ave, Mrs. Ethel King
776 Rondo Ave.
Nov. 2, Mr.. Ernest c. Cooper
1854 st. Anthony Ave.
Nov. 3, Harold Brown, ST., 405
st. Anthony Ave, Frank Gambol
1884 st. Anthony Ave, Robert
Turner, $50 Rondo Ave, ]. NJ
ONeal, 1856 Carroll Ave, Donald
Earl Thomas, 541 w. Central Ave,
Michael Harris, 430 Rondo Ave
Nov. Alice NJ. Lawson, 400
w. Central Ave.
Nov. 5, Viola Christine Will
liams, 4OS Carroll Ave, Obedia
Hunt, 908 Carroll Ave, Arthur
Hill, 416 st. Anthony Ave.
Nov. 6, Mrs. ]. r. Lynn, 292
No. st. Adams St, Craig Will
Jams, 408 Carroll Ave.
Nov. 7, Frank Harris, 405 st,
Anthony Ave, Martin Wedding
ton, Jr., TAI st. Anthony Ave,
Rose Mary Johnson, 400 Dale St,
Lawrence Tarver, 603 st. Anthony
Ave. Mrs. K. Jeffrey, 440 Virginia
ST., Royal Gooden, 917 Iglehart
Ave, John Young, 1120 Mackubin
st.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
Minneapolis Birthdays

Nov. 2, Mrs. Villa Carr, 2O2l
Smelling Ave. So, Mr.. Edwin Carr
2O21 Smelling Ave. So, Emil
Moses, 4s1 Bryant Ave. No,
Juanita Sims, S54 Bryant Ave. No
Nov. 8, Katheryn Turner, 1920
Fremont Ave. So.
Nov. 4, Felix Fogg. 1928 Elliot
Ave. So, Mrs. Leroy Howard, PIG
w. 81 St.. Mrs. Doris Olds 2112
Oakland Ave.
Nov. 5, Mrs. Oscar Gates, 3947
Second Ave. So, Bert Davidson,
3715 Fourth Ave. So, Warren b
Reuben, 3645 Clinton Ave. So,
Thomas Brown, 1900 Portland
Ave.
Nov. 6, Frank T. Mitchell,
1929 Nicollet Ave, Ardena Louise
Flippin, 1905 IL Ave. So, Mrs
Jessie Shannon, 1922 Third Ave
So.
Nov. 7, Harold Combs, 2435
Fourth Ave. So, Percival Baron
1929 Portland Ave. So.
Out OF Town Birthday
Nov. 2 c. w. Washington
Pittsburg, Pa, Irma Claridy, Mil
wakee, Wis.
Nov. 4, Mrs. Katherine Savoy,
San Francisco.
Nov. 5, Engla Schey, Hastings
MINI.
Nov. 6, Lawrence (Pete) Hall
Des Moines, Ia, ]. d. Mitchell
Chicago, George Cummings, Ger
many.
Nov. 7, Mrs. Bernice Thompson
Topeka. Kans., Mrs. Wanda Tate
Chicago.
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Guest OF Relatives: Mrs. NIL
dred Vernon Of Washington, D. c,
who is the house guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Brooks, Sr. in st. Paul, spends
part Of her time In Minneapolis,
the guest OF Mr.. Vernon's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. C. Johnigan, 2s10
Clinton Ave. So.
Living At Morgan Hall: Miss
Jewell Beck is residing in the ex-
elusive down town Morgan Hall
in New York City. Miss Beck is
the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Clarence Beck. S605 Fourth Ave.
So.
Ushers, Attention; The Senior
Usher Board of st. Peter AME
church win meet Wednesday, Nov
5 at the home of Mrs. Carl Wade
Sr., 1921 Fourth Ave. So.
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infection and her son, Jacp III,
Is still confined In Childrens hos
pital. He, too, has a virus infec-
ton, but is improving.
To Spend Winter In Calf: Mrs.
Anna Coleman, 1102 e. % st. win
leave soon to spend the winter in
Los Angeles with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs Mar
win Jackson, Mrs. Coleman Ia look
ing forward to spending Thanks
giving in the City Of Angels.
Business Call Meeting: The Jol-
ly "16" club of st. Peter AME
church held a call meeting at the
home Of Mrs. Carl Wade, ST..
1921 Fourth Ave. So. on Thurs
day, Oct. 80. Final plans were
completed for their forthcoming
plays.
Moving Soon; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Combs, 2435 Fourth Ave.
So. will soon move to 3616 Fourth
Ave. So.
Head Dletician Here; Mrs. Ma
riannR sewell Of Washington, d.
c. head dietician at Howard Uni
versity, attended the Dietitians
convention last week and she was
the house guest Of her uncle and
his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Beck, 1905 Fourth Ave. So. She
left Sat. Oct. rs for her home.
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poA5b uttb e,ain Of wood.

-. polish uitb grain Of Wood.
were first installed Some spots
which get a great deal OF traffic
may need special service in-be-
tween these yearly or semi-yearly
cleanings. In this case. clean and
re-wax the floor areas rather than
the entire floor.
Wen Waxed Floors
Require Little Care
Floors which have good wax
carefully applied 10 them will need
very little care except the two or
three times a year when the old
wax has TO be removed and q
new coat applied.
Good quality wax, whether It's
Of the paste variety or the liquid
type. forms a very hard coating on
hard wood floors which seal the
pores and tiny cracks in the wood
Thus it makes dirt easy to remove
by simply swishing an electric
cleaner over It. using nozzle at
tachment, an untreated dry mop
or a clean. soft bTistled brush
Oiled mops should not be used
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Social and Personal
K MINNEAPOLIS

Beated Congratulations: Congratulations Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Brown 1900 Portland Ave. their sixth wedding
anniversary Saturday Oct 25.
Buying Duplex: Mr. and Mrs James Shepherd 1915 Port
land Ave &c. have purchased duplex at 1914 Third Ave So
and will move into their home Mrs Shepherds
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WoMAN.s WORLD
Beautiful Floors
Need Regular Care,
Not Hard Scrubbinq

TEEp'" your flooring in good
Nc "an be a big job or
an ca luch depends on the
proper egularly administered
rather than constant, back-break-
ing scrubbing.
Many homemakers do more
work than is necessary, surveys
reveal. In keeping their floors in
tip-top condition. The reasonf
They just don't know what care
each type Of flooring requires.
As a result Of this all kinds of
floors get a constant scrubbing,
and a hard one, at that, just be-
cause a homemaker Is jealous in
her efforts for cleanliness. Correct
methods. on the other hand, would
eliminate much Of the homemak-
er's work, and at the same time
keep in better condition the type Of
flooring which she has.
Anyone who has kept house for
any length Of time knows that it's
much easier to keep things clean
than to get them clean. This means
that a small amount Of attention
given at regular intervals can
eliminate much Of the really heavy
work that comes from thorough
and extensive cleanings.
Flooring of any kind is an extern
sive investment in money. as any
one knows who has had to cover
the floor Of even a single room.
Thus. it's far better to give floors
the care recommended a little at
a time than something which will
ruin the floor and cause expense in
recovering.
Much Of the damage comes from
scrubbing with harsh soaps and
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Social and PERSONAL
Z MINNEAPOLIS

Wmsome Eight: Eight young Twin City matrons decided
to organize club and met Sunday, Oct 10 the home
Mrs James Brown 1886 Fifth Ave So The name selected for
their club is The Winsome Eight Charter members are
Mesdames Riley Gichrs 3946 Second Ave. &c. Richard
Sessions 1886 Fifth Ave- &c. James Bailey 4l2 OT Ave So
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brushes. Much Of this can be elm
mated il the floor is busted daily
with mop or vacuum cleaner. Un-
der no circumstances should any
floors be scrubbed unless this Is
recommended by the manufac-
turer.
In some cases cleaning solutions
are preferable to the soap-and-
water treatment. Wax is often used
for protective coating.
Buffing Maintains Sheen
On Rubber Floors
II you have rubber flooring in
your home, ordinary cleaning will
serve for most occasions. Simply
brush the loose dirt with a broom,
vacuum or a non-oily dry mop.
When the rubber floor becomes
really dirty. and this, Of course.
depends on the traffic in your par
ticular home, give 1t a quick once
over with a clean mop which you
have simply dampened m cold
water.
Once or twice a year you can do
a really thorough cleaning job on
rubber floors. In this case use a
cleaning solution which has been
especially prepared for them. Then
rinse the floor with a mop which
has been wrung out in clear, cold
water.
When the floor is dry, buff to re-
move any invisible film that may
have been left from the cleaning
solution or water Apply a very
thin coat Of a water-emulsion floor
ing wax Buff It, then apply a sec
ond coat OF wax and buff again.
Rubber floors treated in this way
will look as lovely as when they
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ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip McCul-
Tough will occupy one floor.
Congratulations on Thirtieth
Anniversary: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles D. Curry, 1886 Fifth Ave.
So. will observe thirty years of
marriage, Sunday, Nov. 2.
Home From East Coast: On
Sunday, Oct. 10, Mrs. Donald ].
Brady, Sr., 5000 Fifth Ave. So.
returned from visiting relatives
and friends in Chicago, Boston
and New York. On her return she
spent a week in Chicago, the guest
of her brother and sister in law,
DR.. and Mrs. Howard Brady.
Enjoying Alabama Weather: Mr.
J. w. Baldwin, 612 16 Ave. So,
writes from Birmingham that the
weather is fine and he is enjoying
meeting old and new friends and
viii be back in the Twin Cities
soon.
On Another Trip: Mr.. J. Evans
Johnson, 526 St Anthony Ave.
win leave Saturday, Nov. 1 for
Chicago, to attend two recitals,
one at Coppin A.M.E. church fea-
turing Madame E. Ruth Powell,
brilliant soprano and the other
one will be given by the so voice
choir of Metropolitan Community
church.
Mr.. johnson will be out of the
city for two days.
Relatives Return Home: Rela-
tives who came to st. Paul for
the Swift Johnson wedding return
ed to their homes. Misses Willie
Mae Swift and Matte Smith left
Oct. 10 for Indianapolis; Mrs.
Betty Ramseur and her mother,
Mrs. Amanda Swift left Monday,
Oct. 20 for Louisville and Mrs.
Geneva Johnson left Thursday,
Oct. % for Anadarko, Okla.
Moved: Mrs. Laura Bradford and
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ana James Brown OF Minneapolis:
Mesdames Albert Harper, 7e6 st.
Anthony Ave-, Hyland A. Stokes,
7SS Aurora Ave-. Talmadge Carey,
Jr. 500 Fuller Ave. and Carl Grit
fin, 667 w. Central Ave. Of St.
Paul. The next meeting viii be
at the home Of Mrs. Talmadge
Carey, Jr, s02 Fuller Ave.
The NOn-Paren Bridge Club
met Friday, Oct. II at the home
OF Mrs. Charles Hill. ga st. An
thony Ave. Mrs. Gordon Kirk won
the first prize; Mrs. william Gar
dner, second and Mrs. Frank
Gambol, the third. The next meet
ing will be held at the home of
Mrs. Gambol, S44 st. Anthony
Ave. on Friday, Nov 7.
Birthday Club: The Birthday
club met at the home OF Mrs,
Thomas Hargraves, 96S Iglehart
Ave, Thursday, Oct. %. The next
meeting will be held in November
at the home Of Mrs. Albert Nc
Farland, 900 Iglehart Ave.
Home From Hospital: Mrs. Car
RE Lindsay. 426 Rondo Ave. re-
turned home from Ancker hospital
Saturday, Oct. IS and is recuper.
ating.
Son III In Hospital: Mrs. Jack
Ryan, Jr,, S54 Iglehart Ave. Ia
confined to her home with a virus
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MINNEAPOLIS WEDDING

ANNANEhSAkhAES
Nov. 8, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Hayes, 1887 Portland Ave-, IS
years.
ST. PAUL WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
Nov. 2. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Taylor, 1854 Thomas Ave-, four
years.
Nov. 4, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis VIII
liams, 744 st. Anthony Ave, five
years.
Nov. 8, Mr.. and Mrs. John Petit
ford, S97 Carroll Ave, five years,
Mr.. and Mrs. Reeder Turner, 756
Rondo Ave. 20 years.
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Foshion Forecast

Cummerbunds which were en-.
countered some time ago are still
making fashion news. Sheath dress
es are especially effective with
them and are made interesting by
contrasting the fabric OF the cum
merbund to that Of the dress.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

4 BEDROOMS. 2h BATHS
Spacious. well-fnaintained home, deep
Ing room I banaue Ha st dinins roo mr
fully. equipped kitchen, separate
breakfast room and "a bath on LIST
H.; 4 excellent bedrooms, 2 baths
on End H.; large den or 9th bed
room on Sd floor; maids room and
bath in basement; 2-car garage;
beautifully Handicapped grounds: near
Transportation, schools and recrea-
ticn center. Price. $37.500. Excel
lent value.
Town & Suburban, OR. 94OO
4S11 Wis. Ave. NV.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C..

Near Blessed Sacrament Church and
grade schools. Beautifully redeco-
rated throughout. One-half block
from Conn. ave.
First floor. lge. entrance hall. liv. rm.,
f1repl, beamed ceiling din. .rm. with
firepl., powder .rm., new kit.
Second floor. 4 bedrooms. baths.
Third floor, bedrms. and lge. stor-
age space.
Full bsInt., oil INV. heat. Diet. garage.
By owner JOHN c. KAHN. For
appt., phone RE. 1875. HO 0634.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

S44A S4414041s 44Os
STURDY, OLD NEW ENGLANDER
ON ~ ACRE
On . quiet street is this charming.
true center-hall, 4-bedroom home
large rooms, two fireplaces aand the
privacy Of q beautiful A-acre gar
den. This type house in old Chevy
Chase Is. rare and seldom comes on
the, market; a bit Of redecoratipg
and undermining and you will have
q wonderful close-in estate.
Westmoreland Hills
Three bedroom and 2-bath brick,
center hall Colonial; in excellent
conditions, recreation room with ire
place and bar; nicely fenced rear
garden. good trees; gas heat.
w. C.. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO., Realtors
Builders and Developers Of
wesley Hts, Sumner & Spring Valley
1870 Mass. Ave. NV. OR. AGA
Once Open Daily and Sunday,
9 AM. to 8 PM.
(List Your House With Us)
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SMALL RESTAURANT

Groceryman's Bonanza
Full-line grocery. Bldg. and grounds.
A good-paying business now. with
a potential Increase Of 400 new
homes. Nearest store now 4 miles.
Your chance to start small and
ment valued at $4,000. Total
price. fully equipped; $4,000. Also
3-bedroom dwelling on u acre for
$4,000. MILES REALTY co.
Annandale Va. FA, O999.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Two Strout Catalogs

VIZ Ao6AOQt NdtdlOSS
OF BUSINESSES, 81 States, 3,769
outstanding bargains: Auto courts,
stores. gas sta, hotels. resorts,
farms. etc. East. Midwest RED
SOyERED; Western edition BLUE
sTROUT REALTY, Tin. Woodward
oldg.. WASHINGTON. Sterling 1854.
PROFITABLE GENERAL STORE
Located in prosperous community of
CHARLES County. Nd, at intersection
State roads. large Storeroom. g.
room apartment, modern conven-
fences. post office in store. t''Esso''
pump service. 2.acre lot; Estab-
up-So-date stock and fixtures Of
TENNADn cNJrnEn
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Colonial brick. 9 yrs. old: center TALL.
porch. dining rm., kit. den and "a
bath LIST hr.; 3 bedrms.. 2 baths,
End flr.i l lge.. bedrm. on Bird: rec
reation rm. with fireplace and bath
maids rm. IN basement: gas hit:
gar; ige. lot. Owner leaving town.
home. see this one at once. Price,
S37 300. TODAY'S REALTY, EN-
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CATHEDRAL AREA
CueVy Chase. d. c.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
BARNABY WOODS

NoEt1 S1f16E, -. -.
BARNABY WOODS
True Williamsburg Colonial
Bedroom and full bath on list floor.
This 3-year-old home has everything
and is located in one OF the most
desirable neighborhoods in NV.
WASHINGTON. Close to schools and
Transportation. First floor has CEN
ter hall. living room with fireplace
and. mirrored wall. dining room.
modern kitchen, breakfast mock,
large den or bedroom with book
cases and full tile bath: second
floor has 8 bedrooms and ia baths:
recreation room with fireplace,
laundry room and "a bath in hsmt.
gas a.-c. heat; gear garage; rear
screened porch: lot 55xls5; broad
loom carpets. Traverse drapes and
cornices throughout go with this
property. This is the perfect home.
Ssl o NJ Webster. EN-. 1900 or
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
AdO0 COMM AWE
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1919 14th ST. NV.
WHY?
BRIGHT HOSPITALITY

M2 Sgft Snf l eSR St sfic thif NOME nm.
located in the most congeniai
and cow. neighborhood,. for
which you've been searching.
z rms, 2 baths, rec. rm.;
storm windows. awnir.s. gar;
price reduced to $19,950.
pos 18th st. NV. Realtors. ST. 055o
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8 BEDRMs., 2 BATHS
SIG o50

OPEN SUN. 1 TO 5-2O-ft. brick;
side hail; liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit,
pantry. front and rear porches: fun
gar; furn. incl, very reas. terms.
Dir: Out 18th st. to irving st, turn
west to 18th ST.. right to Kenyon
and left to open sign at 1906 hem
yon st. NV.
Leo M. Bernstein B. Co.
1415 K St. NV, Realtors. ME. $500
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcent.,

INVENTOR will develop several in
ysntions for the right party. BOX
FecSRS - .sAk iEe- service station ts
ssss d4.t ss.'ns cs M R1sSn Hsss
FULLY EQUIPPED REsrAURAssr,
fixtures almost new; good location;
rent reasonable; $4,000 down, ball
io ocs terms sm cs s At soo s X st. Nom Nom
Room for bake shop. lie
DEER PARK TOURIST COURT
1851 income, S13.500; Route $40,
Gaithersburg. Md; $4,000 cash
SERVICE STATION-Major oil COM
pany has leadership available for q
low overhead; rental and invest
ment; located on alternate route l
in D. c.; commercial neighbor-
n9ed; deing excellent business, Box
l; CALL A. DIssIN q Co, business
foiloWifnis Df businesses S; f inform "a s
2; Shoe repairing shop in q very fne
location, Est. yrs. Client leaving
slissss, VII shdr sell at low price. 2 wks,'
3. Variety Store, seashore resort,
nearby Md; all-yr.- round business;
rent paid by side income. Due to
death in family. can be bought for
stock and fixtures.
dresses. accessories. jewelry, gloves
downtown. Client leaving city, viii
sell for stock at great invoice re-
g.. Valet shop; ne. gross income
about $500, due to other interest
client will sell for $1,000.
D; Newsstand with over 500 wkly.
income; good for cple.; price very
2. Variety store with about $1,000
Tor the right party. No comp. bust
ness shopping center
8. Dry cleaning solvent plant. fully
eaSip., est: many years. Due to
price with small terms
q. Valet shop at Arlington. an OPP
portunity Tor shoe repairing man;
price low; good income; business
10, Lunchroom. NV. with income
over 5000 wk. Can be bought with
q small amount.
II. Drugstore with about $500 daily
gross income; exclusive shopping
center; no comp; well populated.
small terms.
IL. Dry cleaning agency, no plant,
with about $500. gross income; ex-
elusive new DEVELOPMENT. well popu-
iateo. Client leaving city. Price
-. Lady desiring to buy a profitable
business at very low price in q busy
downtown location; short hrs.
growing town, nrby. Md. store
neglected by owner, due to other
interests. An opportunity to build
O. lge. income. Can be bought for
stock and fixtures with very small
terms.
IS. Business. Q profitable business we
oder for our client, who is retiring
Can be bought with $500.
16. Detailed information, call A.
p1SSIN & CO.. DU. O465. Open
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Detached brick home on level lot
with attr. fenced garden; living
room, dining room, kitchen, 8 bed
rooms, bath, recr. rm; gas heat:
garage. Exceptionally liberal terms.
1NEZ CUSHARD, OR. 1882
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BEAUTY PARLOR
For rent. In hotel. DE. os00. q:
Tavern-Liquor Store

Extra good. long established in near
by Nd Just over D. C. line. On and
off sale license with completely
equip. package store, over $4,000
guaranteed gross in 81, lge. paved
parking lot, low rent, long lease.
AbSentee's owners other interest
compel SALE Would consider trad
ing for real estate or a partner
ship with experienced tavern or
package liquor operator. Mr..
KLEIN, JU. $3.50, any time after
10 am. Sunday or weekdays. -23
SMALL RESTAURANT
For lease. Mod. equipment. Air cond.
Wonderful location. Long lease. For
right person, it is money maker.
Owner i'll. Small cash required to
handle it. For Information. II you
are interested, apply. except Mon.
to 5915 Georgia ave. NV, from l
pm. to 8 pm. or from 8 pm. to
2 am. No phone calls.
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CHEVY CHASE CORNER
Near Nebraska ave-, Military I'd. and
BROAD Branch I'd; a very imposing
frontage. Has liv. rm., din rm.,
Kit, den and breakfast rm.. 3 bed
rms, baths, recreation rm., open
deck porch OF master bedroom,
screened side liv. porch, 2 :fireplaces,
built-in garage. Owner has built
another home. Terms arranged. Eve,
phone Mr.. James. TIE. 1868.
T, n GPAVATTE
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HOUSES FOR sALE-.S.W.
Shepherd Park
7538 18th ST NV

. - - - - vs. - - &Ns w
fIDEAL LOCATION. JUST OFF
ALASKA AVE.)
Today's very best. Farniiy-sized, lux
urious home of sturdy brick with
slate roof; 1st mr.. lge. center hall
with chandelier; to left is spacious
living room with mirrored fireplac;
and doors to screened porch; to
right is vast ornate din. rm., lge.
den. brkfst. rm., kit. and powder
rm:; End FIR, 3 stable hedrms., light
and airy sewing rm. or study, 2
beaut. tiled baths. walk-.n closets;
stairway to 3rd fir. with more rms.
basement, pine-paneled rec. rm. with
tiled fir.. bathrm.. laundry. (auto.
washer. new 40-gal. hot-water
heateD; .2-car brick gar; attract.
rear yard, Must be seen to be fully
OPEN SUNDAY, / TO6
For apctmts. ct other times. call
MRS Rs - CHATTERToN. ST. 1900 tKE.
Directions: Out 1eth st. to Alaska
ave-. turn right to 18th ST.. turn
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
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IT'S A FIND
NNTv Ct org
LIQUOR STORE

Well established. good corner, center
downtown NV; selling account
store for 2 partners. Box 1861,
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GEORGETOWN

GEORGETOWN
New listing within the sound Of the
chimes of GEORGETOWN University.
Well-constructed brick, converted
into 2 attractively-plann auts.
consisting Of large living room, fire-
place. bedroom. kitchen, bath; gar
den and garage. Priced to sell. Seen
by appointment. Can DU. 1921. Ex-
elusive with JOHN LIPSCOMB 4
CO., MI. O6O0. ~
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DOCTOR OR DENTIST

Home or investment furn. Conn.
ave. NV. near Wardman Park Hotel
Fine semidet. brick. Apt. on 1st
floor. bedrms., 3 baths 2nd floor.
Can convert to or apis Maids
rm. and bath in bsmt. Auto. heat;
Diet. 2-car gar: nice yard: fine cond.
Very substantial cash required.
Priced S34,950. After l pm, WO.
060S, MI. 2423. WALTER s. CAN.
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