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White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1924-07-25

had been "peeved"--at the long talk
of the men after she left to rustic"
her fathers supper, at Dewar going
over to MacIntyre's then, at his being
so leisurely in his shopping instead Of
oming back to talk to old friends of
Big Prairie.
"Hullo, Nancy. Been out?" said
Walt.
"Just been over to chat with Mrs.
MacIntyre."
"Why, Nancy, you go over most
every night. Might have stayed to
chat with Mr.. Dewar," said her
father.
"Pshaw, he don't want to chat with
mel" she said and spun on her heel.
A very pretty little thing, thought
Jack, pretty little engaging Great
ure, graceful as doe, very charming
pirouetting so, with the lamp-light a
mesh in her hair and her eyes and
cheeks bright from the open air.
well l guess we'll turn in" said
Walt. We've an early start"
1--WE mostly do turn in early here,
said James. early in and early up. .
That's the life!" said Walt. whats
the way them"
CPL show you," said James, and led
the way upstairs.
Good night Nancy!" the Wolfel
called.
20! Are you turning in?" came hel
voice.
yep! Good night"
Good night"
Good night, Miss James," called
Jack.
Good night, Mr.-er-!" came Nan
cy's voice.
Ito Be Continued)
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farm kitchen as well.
The storage house should be
placed on a well-drained location
where 1t will be shaded during
the heat Of the day.
From the nature Of the stored
contents ice houses are subjected
to varying degrees Of dampness.
Rot-proof qualities Of concrete pro-
vide construction that is not af
fected by these conditions. Wooden
Ice houses, after two or three years,
require continual repair to keep
them in disable condition. All of
This is done away with through
permanent concrete construction.
Practical dimensions for a small
ice house are 10 by 10 by 10 feet,
which, allowing for packing ma
terial, will hold 20 tons.
Concrete blocks are particularly
suited to concrete ice house con
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to carry away meltage, but this
drain should be trapped so that
1t will be sealed against possible
entrance of warm air.
When monolithic concrete Is used
for an ice house, sometimes double
wall construction Is used to pro
vide insulation in the wall, or a
veneer Of hollow tile Is laid on
the inside for the same purpose. II
a concrete roof is built this may be
insulated by laying two slabs sep
arated from each other by a layer
of clean cinders. Ice house walls,
both monolithic and block, must be
reinforced in a manner similar to
the reinforcing of silos to provide
against bursting due to pressure
of contents which may shift so az
to throw considerable weight
against the walls.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1924-07-25
SAYS YOU CAN GET GAG"
FROM POP WITHOUT INJURY

You can get flag" on soft drinks
and without the evil effects that are
attendant upon an alcoholic Gag" &C
cording to Joseph Burkhart, president
Of the Chicago Bottlers Of Carbonated
Beverages Association. Mr.. Burkhart
in talk delivered at the weekly
meeting of the organization held re-
Gently explained that soft drinks when
properly made, act as stimulant to
the fatigued body, just the same as
alcohol, without any bad effects. "Peo-
pie become hot and thirsty and drink
bottle of soft drink, thinking 1t is
for thirst, but this is not true in the
MAN," said Mr.. Burkhart, in his talk
to the association. when they be
come overheated they feel fatigued
1t is the call of the body for stimula.
ton which causes their action. Soft
drinks contain a certain kind Of sug.
ar This sugar, through a chemical
action, when placed in the drink, be-
comes what we call invert sugar,
highly valued as food. Invert sugar
drink reaches the stomach the sugar
goes Immediately into the blood, and
there is an instantaneous feeling o.
exhilaration caused by the food prop
critics furnishing additional energy.
Therein lies the value of soft drinks
Sugar furnishes strength to the body
and invert sugar is the purest concen
trated food known. There is abso
lutely no waste, and 1t Is absorbed
Immediately into the blood without
the body being required to digest it.
Soda water is subtle, penetrating and
active. 1t forces a passage through
the minutest vessels, and by its mild
and gentle stimulus, nourishes the fl
bers, increases their elasticity, excites
them into motion, and by It's sxpan.
sion quality rarifies and accelerates
the motion and circulation of the body
fluids and invigorates the whole sys
tenn. 1t provokes the whole appetite"
Mr.. Burkhart quoted as his author
ity for these statements the research
work done by the Mellon Institute of
Industrial Research at Pittsburgh and
the work Of DR.. G. L. Alsberg, chief
OF the bureau Of chemistry of the u
s. Department of agriculture at Wash
ington. Mr.. Burkhart also quoted Sir
James Lowther, the eminent British
authority on foods.
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God could not be everywhere, 80 He
made Mothers.-Persian proverb
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Idaho News

CALDWELL. = Potato digging has
started, and orders for several car
loads have been placed.
POCATELLO. - The first cheese
from the Agustein cheese factory, that
started two weeks ago, was put on
the home market in this city recently
and is finding ready sale. While this
factory specializes in Swiss cheese,
yet the local demand for American
cheese will be taken care Of
WEISER.-Mrs. Jack P. Laxson lies
critically burned at the Weiser Hos
pital as result of heroic but futile
efforts to save her three small boys
from the fire which destroyed the
Laxson home here recently.
ROBERTS. The Lakeside Dairy
Products Co. made its first shipmen
of cheese this week to the amount of
about 10000 pounds. Mr.. Heitzke,
manager of the factory, has been max
ing about 700 pounds of cheese daily.
One more 6,000-pound capacity vat
has been installed recently, which will
increase the daily output of cheese to
about 900 pounds.
CALDWELL-The campaign of the
Cooperative Creamery Co., which is to
establish cooperative creamery COM
pany in this city and Of which Walter
B. Mitchell of Parma is president, is
well under way and present ind1ca-
lions point to the. $500 COWS required
as requisite for the operation Of the
creamery being signed up at an early
date.
WEIPPE. - Great activity is being
shown at the E. G. Chaplin lumber
camp, according to reports. The mill
is now running at full capacity, cut
ting 10000 feet day. Three carloads
of poles are shipped daily. There are
million feet of surplus logs in the
pond. The market is said to be pick
ing up.
BOISE. - G. L. Mitchell, efficiency
man for the Challenge Cream and
Butter Association of Los Angeles, is
spending couple of weeks in Boise
Valley, helping one of the local butter
factories to improve it's product. The
Boise Valley Cooperative Creamery
Company is one member of this as
sociation and makes carload ship
ments to Los Angeles twice a week,
the freight including icing only two
cents per pound net.
WINCHESTER.-Ch Pomeroy
died here recently from the effects Of
fracture of the skull when he was
caught between two rolling logs, while
loading at the Craig Mountain Lumber
Company camp, seven miles south Of
town. Mr.. Pomeroy had been en-
loyed at the mill in various capacities
for the past two years. He was about
so years old and is survived by his
widow and four sons.
BOISE.-According to julius H. ia
cobson, United States crop statisti
clan for the state, $1,000 acres of 20
tatoes have been planted in Idaho, il
1924 Some Of the sugar beet acreag
allied to develop good stand and wa
, reseeded to potatoes. The crops Loo
, fairly good. Idaho's corn acreage to
tails $4,000 acres, nincrease of 9 pc
cent over last year. The Idaho ha
crop indicates 2,117,OOO tons compare
with 2,SOS,O00 tons harvested las
year. This years outlook is the low
est since 1918, when 2,O5S,OOO ton
were harvested.
LEWISTON. = Elaborate prepare
tons are being made for the Lewiston
Charleston fair, to be held Septembe
| 9-13. The livestock feature has beel
called off, owing to the epidemic
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Farm Ice Houses Prevent Waste

MO FARM is complete without
~ Its Ice house. A supply of ice
on hand throughout the summer
months will prevent waste of per-
ishable farm products and Will
prove a real economy and con-
venience in the operation Of the
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iNvEsTME NTs

STEADY PERMANENT DIVIDENDS
ASSURED-A WONDERFUL OPPOR-
TUNITY for investment. Newly incor-
porated company will manufacture q
staple necessity, producing better ar
t1cls at less cost than now on the mar
ket. On conservative estimate care
fully calculated this stock should pay
dividends Of $3.50 yearly. Some of the
best business men in the state directing
company,s affairs. For full particulars
COMPANY, 800 Fidelity Bldg, Tacoma,
WASHINGTON
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structlon because Of the air spacee
introduced in the walls which pro
vide sufficient insulation to reduce
meltage of Ice to minimum, re-
CARELESS of outside temperature
conditions. The concrete floor In
an ice house should have q drain
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Edison Did 1t

Edison invented electric lights, and
now, they say, he invented the phono-
graph and the radio just to make us
sit up nights and use his lights.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1924-07-25

CUT-ovER and developed lands. Is to rs
miles NE. Spokane. on paved high
grow grain vegetables, hay, fruits; few
improved ranches; few stock ranches; $40
to $40 A.. 10 years time; 80 interest;
wards & Bradford Lbr. Co., Elk, Wash.
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FARMS AND REAL ESTATE

chain office service. We reach thou
sands Of buyers and charge no commits
sion. Booklets free. OWNERS NATION
AL LISTING BUREAU, 312 Lindelle
Bldg, Spokane
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RENT ROOMs-UNFURNISHED


100 SHEPHERD ST. W-Two rooms and
kitchen: gas. light, h.-w.h. 10'
1905 VERMONT AVE. NW.-single and
communicating; cheap; housekeeping; central.
4O1 NJ ST. N.E.-3 unfurnshed rooms, very
reasonable; heat electricity, gas ~
5l2 list ST. N.W.-Four large rooms. bath,
gas. heat; $50. 90
l4lO CHAPLIN sT.-UnfurnisIed rooms TO rent !;
adults
1874 18th SEE or ) rooms, Ink. bath, heat,
gas. electricity; garage.
l9l7 x ST. N.w.--Large room with kitchen;
first floor: ami; s23. G. G Phelps. 9
I24S 10th ST. NW.-Front basement room /;
Ink; use of kitchen: IS per week.
1870 1ith ST. NV large bright basement
rooms: gas range, electricity
l723 Sth ST NW-3 nnfurnished (for white)
rooms and bath. heat and light.
22f2 SHANNON PL.. Anacostia-1 large room
and kitchenette, reasonable.
1914 9th NW-Entire floor, 8 rooms, large
hall water on floor. $40. IL
1745 l. ST. NM rooms and ath, for busi-
ness or Offices or residence. lO'
1902 LONGFEII.ow ST unfurnished rooms,
porch ard garage; Ink lo'
COLORED-1446 Q N.w.-Two unfurnished
rooms, single or en- suite.
as4 18th ST. s.E-2 unfurnshed rooms;
Ink. reasonable TO-
30 G ST. S.W.--4 large rooms. LIST floor; steam
heat; gas: electricity furnished; SO.
SOB 18th 81. y. W.--Two uEfuInshed rooms
with heat and electricity. So.
523 2nd N.W.-Three, communica ting; second
floor front: reasonable.
1928 EUCLID ST. NV, Apt 25-Unfurnished
front room. semiprivate bath; hot water. IL
u l. 81. N.E.--;1 large rooms, hot-water heat,
gas: running "atcr. IL
1920 PA. AVE. S.E-Two rooms. kitchenette; !;
h.-w.h., gas: rrasoLahle. IL
505 10th ST. S.E.--:t rooms unfurnshed, rea-
sonable. Call sunday after 3 week days.
81 ADAMS ST SW-3 large rooms for LII X. :;
porch; heat, gas. elec.: S45 month -
80 NJ ST NV or 3 rooms and bath suit
able for Ink; ami. rent reasonable. To-
Il44 9TH Ne" unfurn shed rooms for Ink.
o.
1918 18th ST N.w--Entre second floor. s
rooms. bath; heat and gas: III. X: rrasopable.
1912 GEORGIA AVE. SW.--four rooms. bath.
electricity garage: $50 month. -
1907 n. CAPITob sT.-Two large rooms and
kitchenette; adults; h~w.h., gas phone. -
$40 l. ST N.E.--a large unfurnished rooms
for Ink; heat and light furnished; 500.
80 NEW YORK AVE. NE uufurnished
rooms.
706 l. ST. SE.-Two first floor front rooms,
hall and bath; reasonable: adults. -
13O 18th ST S.E.-Two first floor front, LII X. 4;
two lines; reasonable. 9'
a2a HAKvARD ST. Wv rooms and bath.
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ROOMS AND BOARD
(COntllued.)

1882 COLUMBIA RoAD-Beautiful front
rooms; well heated; continuous hot water;
superior home cooking
1899 GIRAID 81. N.W.-Large front room: /:
1895 18th N.W.-Iarge, delightful room for
= or ladies: excellent meals.
1920 18th sr.--Attrsctive, front. single room;
excellent meals: reasonable. Adams 244l.
1923 COLUMBIA ROAD-Frunt loom; dell
cions meals. Phone Col 1Oo4s.
18th sl:-racancies girls club; attractive
home; $40 Potomac 2I40
I749 QUE ST. NW.-Warin, sunny rooms
with board: hot-water heat: second floor.
1866 COLUMBIA RD.-Attractive room with
board: private family. 10"
COL. 4772-Home FOR employed lady in apart
ment: reference exchanged.
1523 l8th---t;rls' club; double room; excel
lent board: beautiful home; reasonable.
i5la MASs. AvE.-Girls' club; beautiful
room: excellent meals; reasonable.
18th STREET MANsIONS-Girl TO occupy
charming roon, with board. Apt. 438.
| 1881 ST.-DowntowD: double and single
room; excellent table: reasonsble IL
~ EYE ST. N.W--Roarding and room; one
| block from printing office. %
fined Jewish family. Phone Columbia $3.50. .
SIG 9TH ST. N.E.-Room and board, $35 per
| month; gentleman. 9'
lT42 5 ST.-Lsrge, pleasant rvoms. suitable
Tor Two or more persons good table.
31l7 HIATT PLACE N.W-Nice furni she'd
rooms with board. Col @}I. IL
1913 y ST. N.W.-Large front room and CON
Meeting single.
| LARGE, FRONT. nicely furnished: home
privileges; for congenial couple Col. 9o45-J.
1925 NV. tppposite Iowa Apt)--I.arge
front room: all conyenrnces; excellent table.
NEAR WARDMAN Desirable double
and single rooms Columbia GG39
I 1909 PARK kD,-Large room, = persons good
food, service. Adams BIB
| 45I0 18th ST. NV Double frcnt room and
board: private family. l0'
! 1910 BELMpET- Young men. wanting home
/ privileges and good meals. call Columbia 1921.
! SO ST S.E.-Good home cooking; reason
able: gentlemen only. g
912 ST. S.E.-Room and board, $40 per
! month.
6o6 A N.E.-Front room; good home cooking
| Phone Line. 2511.
2s1o 18th ST. N.w.-One or two beautiful
! rooms and meals. So
1919 X sf.-Single and large frsnt sunny
! rooms: reasonable.
/ 1872 PARK RD--Second-s story front room !;
modern; private home; also single room. lO'
| l7il e ST. N.W.--Nicely furnished rooms
| steam heat: home cooking; near Y. M. c. A. o.
! 1925 u ST. N.W.-Sing,e room; also vacancy
| for lady in large front. e'
ARGE. front. southern exposure; next bath
/ suitable for two. Col. 9045-J. So
! ATTRACTIVE HoME-T~o ladies; $35 month.
! Columbia 2sslW.
1825 T wv. Apr For gentlemen.
] THE FAIRMONT,
| 14,h AND FAIRMoST SITS.
| DESIRABLE ROOMS WITH TELEPHONE
RATES REASONABLE. Sc
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RENT ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

a8iO 2sth ST. (Mt Rainier. MdD-Three
rooms and bath, furnished unfurnished
lights. heat and gas; room for small ear: =
short walk to cars; reasonable: investigate.
33 OAK ST. Clarendon. Na.)-I3 furnished
rooms, ami. block from lines.
Rooms re1t separately or for .h.k. Clarendon
17JW2.
BRIGHT FRONT ROOM, ami: privileges of
home 10 refined woman. Rent, S12. Phone
Hyattsvlle $50 after $40 sundays, t" 6.
TAkOMA PARK -AttractIyely furnished room
near terminal l4th st. ear line ami. Cad
Adams 1924.
fRoCKLAND. 1.21 Franklin-2 unfurnished.
hnuse keeping rooms with porch. h.-w.h.; elec-
trcity: Gas: $40
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327 End ST. Ne, APT. 1.-TWO WELL.
furnished front rooms and kitchen: steam
heat hot water and electricity; near Union
Station. reasonable
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YOUNG MAN desires bright front room with
breakfast in private family. preferably near
18th and Col. I'd; reasonable. Address Rox
22s-N. Star office. 9s
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IROQU0ls. 1910 N, APT. 4o2, THOMAS CIR
cle-Attractively furnished five rooms front
apt; immed. possession; piano. silver. dishes.
, ROOMS KITCHEN, BATH, PORCH; VERY
easonable: purchase small amt nice furu-
tsre; cheap. 1436 Il, Apt. "a.
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WANTED-ROoMs AND BOARD.

RY THREE ADULTS. Immediately. room and
board private bath. 1st-class in every particu-
lar; reasonable: could furnish rooms: Washing
ton Heights location. Address Box 267-V, Star
office.
YOUNG LADY, employed, would like room
and board in exchange for of elderly
lady or children. nursing. light duties. Ad-
dress Box INV. Star office.
ONE or two front rooms, second floor. southern
exposure, Mt Pleasant section, with board
for two. by December l. Address Box 12.W,
Star office. 10'
MAN DESIRES ROOM and board, private
Catholic family; not rooming boarding
house: city suburban; state terms and par ;
ticulars reCardings meals, etc. Address Box
7s-V. star office.
RELIABLE PARTY WANTED to care for
male baby. 0 months old, and board parents;
state terms. Address Box 1SS-V. star Office
YOUNG LADY (Frenchl. wishes good board
and room in private family: no other boa arders
state price. Address Box DOW, Star office.
EMPLOYED MOTHER with boy of 5: home
privileges; reasonable; state terms. Address
RoI 2-W. Star Office
TWO YOUNG LADIES would like room and
board with private family in northwest sec
ton Address Box 30O-V, Star Office.
ELDERLY GENTLEMAN desires room and
board with congenial people. Address Box
a4-W, Star office.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE = COMPLETELY
furnished apt, hardwood floors, tile bath. .
bedrooms, closets, parlor, hall. dining room
and kitchen; all new and clean: will mike
satisfactory terms with desirable people
Owners home: going away. 1884 10th st. liz
TWO ROOMS AND BATH, $40; DOWNTOWN
NV. FRANKLIN 1660-W.
looking Rock Creek Park, $3.50. 31U7 18th
st. NV 9s
2 APARTMENTS OF ROOMS, KITCHEN
cite and bath, furnished. central northwest
location, $50 each. HERMAN SCHMIDT
Main 2611
420 2nd ST. N.W.-THREE FURNISHED
rooms for Ink; continuous hot water; hot
water heat. 81
wANTED-YOUNG GENTLEMAN TO SHARE
nicely furnished apartment, downtown; price
reasonable; hotel service. Phone Main 323o,
Apartment 203. g
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liol + ST. NV, Mt. 5-IWU hUUMS
kitchen and hath with shower; $50.
THREE ROOMS, DINING. LIVING ROOM
and kitchen, for light housekeeping. Apply
l114 11th st. NV. ~
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s21 7th ST. N.E.-Weii heated room, next tt
bath: home comforts; with without board
in private family = the best Of neighborh0ods
Lincoln S161J.
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1889 L ST NV APT 3O4-LARGE BED
living room. large dressing room, Kitchen
bath reasonable. "
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sim. hit: 2nd moor; 40 ana you fr oolo.
BACHELOR APT on 18th ST NEAR ROCk
Creek Park; two rooms, bath; well furnished;
S75. Col. 10221. 90
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WANTED-REFINED GIRL TO SHARE
apartment with me; reasonable. Apply No.
. NJ ST. ne. after 4:3o or Sunday. %
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TIE COLONIAL

18th AND SITS. N.W.-2od ROOMS
Desirable double and single in our
up-to-date American plan hotel All rooms
have running hot and cold water and phones:
showers and tub bath accessible to all rooms;
pa -orS, spacious dining main floor:
dining room supplied with products from our
Virginia farms fresh daily. Reasonable rates.
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5000 CONN. AVE, APT. 3O-THREE ROOMS,
kitchen, bath; nicely furnished; reasonable
Call between and T. m, Cleve. 1852. los
wANTED-ONE OR TWO GIRLS TO SHARE
apartment. vicinity 9th and Lamont st.; rea-
snnah Address Rnr o2A.N Star office 9s
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THE TORONTO, Goth AND Z SITS. DUPONT
Circle-Four rooms and bath or three rooms
and hath: available immed 10 tely. %
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ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED, BROOM.
bath. complete. exclusive home privileges Of
entire bungalow; gas. electricity, heat; unlin-
tied phone linen silver piano, radio. garage: !:
refined counle. employed preferred Line 1913
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RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED.

1Ol3 L ST. Sw.-One large room G. win
dows), for one or two ladies, employed $40
for one, S2S for two. One single room (2nd-
story 'front.'. for lady, employed, So Hot
water heat; well ma 'ntained. Telephone.
Quiet household. Refined. homelike condi-
tions. g
THE ALARAMA. Apt 5O4-Gentleman with
references. one ifth-foor. nicely furnished. well
heated room with large south.front bay win
dow prac cticnlly private bath; twenty-four hour
elevator service and free of phone; ssnly
tEo in family.
1924 SHEPHERD ST. .W.-Beautiful. large
cant room furnished in American walnut
Airoom furniture, adjoining shower bath
rDw private homes all modern improveme nts
Spalmted telephone; must be seen to be ap
Secciated; reasonable. Adams 2720.
1140 CONN AVE. NW.-Extra large, four
window front room. with large clothes closet
handsomely furnished, all modern furniture
near bath; steam heat. hot water, electricity
desirable location; refined working couple pre-
ferred: after pm. %
943 ST. N.W.-Two attractive furnished
front rooms. southern exposure; hot and cold
water in rooms. housekeeping. second floor:
also another room large windows, near
hath, same floor; double brick garage; reason
able.
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TABLE BOARD.

THE HEALTH STUDIO. 1923 NV.
Scientifically bal. meals pers. supervised by
exp. dietitian: monthly rates FIR. 4L10. 10
I749 QUE ST N.w-Best food: chicken din
ners twice a week; homemade pastries;
prompt service; wrapped lunches; small tables;
$25 per month.
FOR GOOD table board, home cooking, call
Adams 4314-J.
1893 IRVING ST = Dinner and breakfast
served; home cooking; private family; reason
able. Columbia 1913.
S222 10th ST.-Excellent meals: private home;
individual tables special monthly rate. %
REFINED JEWISH HOME-Excellent meals
near 18th and Columbia rd NV. Phone Col
6529.
KENESAW CAFE.
18th and Irving SITS. NV.
Breakfast, 35 and so cents.
Daily four-course dinner. 10 cents.
Special baked chicken dinner, Sunday, 81. 90.
Home cooking. Quick service 90
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WESTOyER-BRIGHT. ATTRACTIVE, COM
bination living and bedroom; bedroom. break
fast room and kitchen, bath; ami; $50. West
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COMFORTABLE HOME for rest. wholesome
food pleasant rooms; 70 miles from Wash
ington: $40 weekly; bus. Mrs. Meade, Sandy
Spring. Md.
OLD-FASHIONED THANKSGIVING; DINNER
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2469 18th ST. NV ROOMS, KITCHEN
cite bath: newly pspered and painted: light,
heat furnished: S.S. Coll Col. 6S6.
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RoYDOS. ST. NEAR 16th-THREE OUT
side rooms, bath and porch; nicely furnished.
NJ 80. See manager.
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Observation-Disclosures

1225 18th ST. N.w.--APIS or LARGE
rooms, with or without private bath from So
to $50 including gas elect. b.-w.h., nice sec
tion downtown
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FOR sALE-M0TOR CYCLES

INDIAN motor cycle and sidecar; good run
ming condition; electrically equipped: demon
stration: $50 cash. Call West 105. 1904 Wash
ington circle.
HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1873: $50. See Mr.
KIaven. W. ii. West Co. 3l6 18th st. NV.
Main $500.
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1923 ''74' TANDEM
Speedometer; Ok. Sl10. 124 Florida ave.
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AN UNUSUALLY HOMELIKE ATTRACTIVE
3-r., D. apt; excep. attractions; garage; sleep
ing porch; reduc. TO careful tenant. 1853 q.
lUs
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EXCLUSIVE NORTHUMRERLAND APT
living room, combination kitchen and break
fast room, closet, hall. bath and shower. "
Art
Evening star., 1924-11-09

ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW, . RMS AND b. ::
mi; fur; heated; fireplace: screened porch
st: James. Glen Echo. Phone Bethesda
20h-F-< los
Evening star., 1924-11-09

WILL SHARE MY FURNISHED TWO ROOM
apartment with another bachelor. Call Apart-
ment GO4. the Argonne, after pm. ils
Evening star., 1924-11-09

LARGE ROOM AND KIrHENETTE,
nicely furnished, $2J Apply 1884 32nd $,
Mt kainier Md
Evening star., 1924-11-09

7l2 A ST. S.E.-2 rooms. ktchenette, semi
bath heat and light furnished: electricity;
good neighborhood; both car lines: $40: adults