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FIRST TRUST LOANS
Lono-term REFINANCING . . .
Lowest Rates . . . 3-Year Con
struction Loons . . .
5%
BOSS & PHELPS MORTGAGE CO.
Loan Correspondent
John Hancock Mutual Life Ina. Co.
1417 K St. N. W. NA. U300
$9.50 per $1,000,00*
Per Month Pays
All Expenses
except heat and maintenance. You
own your home outright In 20
year..
'Approximate.
(Shannon & l(jchS|
Mortfare Loan Correspondents
INVESTORS SYNDICATE
1505 H St. N.W. Natl. 2345
Municipal, Rail,
Industrial,
Public Utility,
Foreign and
Real Estate Bonds
Local Securities
Preferred and
Common Stocks
•OUGHT «■ SOLD » OUOTED
Johnston. Lemon
& Co.
MEMBERS
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Southern Bldg. DIst. *060
SAFE INVESTMENTS
First Mortrarr Notea on
very conservatively ap
'} praised new bulldinra in
* and near Washington!
denominations *100 op.
General Business, Inc.,
Ruildinr Department
3516 Conn. Ave. Cleveland 1303-1304
Money for Construction Loans
and
Loans on Existing Properties
FIRST DEED OF TRUST ONLT
GEORGE I. BORGER
* 643 Indiana Ave. N.W.
Nat'l 0350
Mortgage Loans
Business Property
$25,000 or Over
Residence Property
Up to $20,000
Attractive Amortization
Plans to Suit
Individual Requirements
Low Rate of Intereet
District, Nearby Md. end V«.
Robert Peddicord
1713 K St., N.W.
Dl. 0010
Office Hours—9-12
Safe
Investments
_ First mortgage notes,
#T7 well secured an con
■ § /fj servatively appraised,
v new buildings in
Washington and near
by Maryland. Denominations at
$500 up. Interest 6% per annum.
Bradley, Beall & Howard, Inc.
Southern Bldg. Phone Net. 0271
Established Nearly 40 Tears
HOME loans;
TO PURCHASE,
RUILD OR REFINANCE
interest as Law as
*
Easy Monthly Payments as low as
$7.50 per $1,000.
No commissions or renewals. Taxes
may be paid monthly. Investigate
our economical loan plan.
COLUMBIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION
716 11th Street Opposite Palais Royal
LOANS—
ON IMPROVED D. C. PROPERTY
Immediate attention on your appli
cation for buying, rebuilding or
refinancing.
Loans repayable monthly.
No charge for appraisal if loan is
not made.
Interest charged only on unpaid
balance of principal.
Equitable Co-operative
Building Association
915 F STREET N.W.
Organized 1879
Consider These Facts
When You Wish To Arrange A
LOANS
on improved or to be
improved real eitate—
at low at
Including internet and
curtail. . . No commit
tiont . , . No renewal
feet. Let ut help you
tolrm your problem
with a Perpetual loan.
•ni
PERPETUAL Building Association is
the largest in Washington, and one of
the leaders in the entire United States.
PERPETUAL has over 55,000 bor
rowing and savings members.
PERPETUAL'S Board of Directors
keep in close contact with the
officers and materially assist in
the speedy handling of loans.
PERPETUAL'S regular examinations
by the U. S. Treasury Dept, are sup
plemented by speeial C.P.A. audits
as well as its own Auditing staff.
PERPETUAL has always had a rep
utation for sound, fair appraisals.
Over 200 borrowers per month were
advanced loans last year, totaling
over $12,000 000 for the year.
PERPETUAL
BUILDING ASSOCIATION
11th & E STREETS, N. W. ESTABLISHED 1881
Largeit In Wa»hington—Aneti Over $43,000,000
‘ ARTHUR G. BISHOP
Chairman el The Board
MARVIN A. CUSTIS
PreUdant
EDWARD C BALTZ
Secretary
Young Wash ington
Taking a lusty swing at the ball is Earl Snell, jr., 6, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Snell of 4012 Leland street. Earl is a student at
the Chevy Chase Elementary School, attending the first grade.
Tomorrow: Mary Agnes Swanson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M.
O. Su'anson, at the Phoebe A. Hearst School. —Star Staff Photo.
OFFICE FURNITURE
WE SELL, BUY OR EXCHANGE
Desks
Tables
Chairs
Steel Flies
Steel Cabinets
Safes
BAUM’S FURNITURE HOUSE
1416 Eye St. N.W. Phone NA. 2181
First
Trust
Loans
For Purchasing a Home or
RE-FINANCING
EXPIRING TRUSTS
NO COMMISSION CHARGE
NO RENEWALS REQUIRED
Termi Arrancrd on
Easy Monthly raymenti
IMtMBU Building i loam |
ASSOCIATION COUNCIL •fo.c. |
NATIONAL
Jj*e:T'iTicmeTil
BUILDING ASSOCIATION
| UNDCR SUDlRviStOM a
| «/ U.3, T9f-A5'JR.V
| 949 NINTH STREET.
First
Mortgage
Money
For
CONSTRUCTION
LOANS
and
LOANS ON
IMPROVED
* PROPERTY
in the
District of Columbia
Nearby Maryland
and Virginia
Prompt Action
B. F. SAUL GO.
925 15th Street Natl. 2100
If your present
MORT6A6E
is soon
Maturing
COME IN and let us ex
plain hoar our Mortgage
Refinancing Plan can loarer
your interest costs and set
up your principal payments
on a more attractive basis.
As a property oarner, you
should knoar the advantages
of the Weaver plan.
WEAVER
BROS in<
REALTORS
Mirtgagi Lian Ccrrnpnndfnt
Mttnfilitgn Lift Inmranci Company
WASHINGTON BUILDING
DISTRICT 948*
/
301 AIRPORT JOBS
FINISHED BYW. P. A.
j 373 Projects Still Are Under
Way, U. S. Report
Reveals.
Works Progress Administration em
j ployes have completed 301 airport
projects in various parts of the coun
I try and 373 projects are under way,
with the total program nearing 70
per cent of completion as of March
31, according to a report made pub
: lie today.
It was announced that applications
have been received for 2,304 airport
| projects, of which 1,982 have been
approved as eligible and 864 of these
have been selected for operation by
State W. P. A, administrators. A
; monthly average of more than 44,000
i workers have been employed during
| the past seven months on the air
port projects and approximately 78.
j 400.000 hours of employment have
! been provided since the program got
under way about 20 months ago.
The estimated cost of the current
airport program is $87,939,581, of
which Federal funds total $77,092,
063 and sponsors' contributions $10,
847.518. it was announced.
Bolling Field, the only local W.
P. A. airport project, provided 235,
636 hours of employment during the
quarter ending March 31, at a cost j
j of $114,777, it was reported.
Brain Twizzlers
BY PROF. J. D. FLINT.
'J'HIS twizzler really happened: A
well-known man, who was noted
for his disbelief in mind reading, went
to a vaudeville performance which in
cluded a demonstration of second
sight. During the demonstration the
man was startled to hear the blind
folded performer say: “There is a
gentleman seated in the tenth row.
in the center section, in the second
seat from the right-hand aisle who
doesn't believe in second sight. In
his left-hand vest pocket he has his
little black purse and in that purse
is a $5 bill. The number on the bill
is D41852159A.”
The well-known man felt in his j
pocket and found the purse and the
numbered bill, just as described. After ;
a few minutes thought he analyzed
| the problem. Would you have known i
1 how the performer knew all thus?
(Answer on Page B-14.)
(Copyright, 1937.)
— ■ --•-—
I
Prince Best Dresser.
Prince Michael, 15 years old, heir
to the throne of Rumania, claims to
be the best dressed prince in Europe.
Before leaving Bucharest for the cor
onation in London he kept the palace
tailors busy turning out sartorial art
for his use. After looking over all
the royal representatives in London he
is convinced that his tailors did not
work in vain.
^J—can^
IF YOU CAN
PROFITABLY USE
MORE MONEY IN
YOUR BUSINESS
.... you will find
us ready to confer
with you and ren
der every assist
ance in our power.
The
Washington Loan
and Trust
Company
0th & F 17th AO
Member, Federal Reserve
System and Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation.
MUCH DEPENDS
UPON A WIFE'S
GOOD
JUDGMENT
The family's health—and even happiness—depend
to a large extent on just one thing—GOOD FOOD.
Daily, thousands of Washington homemakers shop
in their friendly neighborhood A&P Stores, knowing
beyond all doubt that every item purchased at
A&P is of high quality and goodness.
These women have picked A&P as a true source (
of good foods because their capable buying discern* m
ment and keen judgment of values prompt them I
I to seek quality foods without overtaxing their food ^
budgets—ond at A&P, quality and low prices
march hand in hand.
Fussy About Butter?
Well, you've a perfect right to be, for butter does much to enhance or impair the flavors of the
various foods on which it is used. Sunnyfield Fresh Creamery Butter brings out the fine qualities
and full flavors of your favorite dishes. If you're a "butter cronk" just try
SUNNYFIELD
SWEET CREAM
BUTTER
in V4 pound
prints
Fresh Tub Butter__ib. 36c
For the Benefit
of Our Sales Force
ALL A&P STORES
In U'ashington £? Immediate
Vicinity
WILL CLOSE
AT 1 P.M.
ON
WEDNESDAYS
Starting
JUNE 9th
} our Co-operation Will Be
A ppreciatcd
It’s smart to ask for ANN PAGE
SALAD DRESSING
Try Ann Page at OUR risk! Your money back if
it does not make even your best salad taste better.
8 oz. m C pint 1 C economy size C
jar I Mm jar Mm I quart jar *9
Gold Medal Flour 61c $121
Sour or Dill Pickles - 2 '»'< 25c
Wildmere Eggs doz- 27c
Fastidia “" ^' Tissues 3 pkgs. 25c
Vermont Maid Syrup--bot 21c
Brer Rabbit Molasses - 15c
Royal Puddings-2 pk^ 11c
Dethol Insecticide ™ 23c p.'n40c
ARMOUR'S
★ STAR *
Corned Beef Hash
16 oz. cans
2*50
HEAT AND SERVE £■ %# U
Corned Beef.. 2 33c
Roast Beef... 2 “ - 33c
Chili Con Carne - 2 17*
Eight O'Clock Coffee “ 1 & 3 7C
BREAD
BAKID BT ARP BAKU!
Double-wrapped
Sparkle Desserts B-JSch - 2 pkg* 9C
Evaporated Milk £!£ - - 3 «?£ 20c
Chateau Cheese - - - - %lb: I9C
Spick White Shoe Cleaner bot 15c
Junket Rennet Powder - - pk* 11«
Gold Dusrtctr- - £ 5C £ 17c
PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2
PURE IVORY
SOAP FLAKES
VORY FLAKES
large Medium
23c
9c
OXYDOL
medium
9c
I Ek Nutritious, Satisfying
and Economical
SHOULDER ROAST_* 19‘
SHOULDER CHOPS_25e
BREAST 'zb.;:S-15c
LOIN CHOPS'* 45‘ RIB 39‘
FRESHLY GROUND BEEF_» 23c
END-CUT PORK CHOPS_» 29c
CENTER PORK CHOPS_i*>. 35c
mm El ^m I /* Also An Imposing
yy Meat Value
SHOULDER ROAST-*19'
TENDER CUTLETS-b 41'
SHOULDER CHOPS-">■ 23'
Breast >b-15' Loin Chops “■ 35'
Tender Stringless
GREEN BEANS
or
PEAS
5 c .
pound
★
NEW
POTATOES
5ib,-l 5c-l0 29c
^Lr
NORFOLK BEETS bunch
CRISP SPINACH_ib
RIPE BANANAS — i».
TURNIP GREENS— n*.
your
choice
ASK FOR YOUR FREE COPY OF THIS WEEK'S A&P MENU SHEET

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