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= Now, about this time, one Of Mr..
F1tZwarren's ships was being laden for
a trip. AS the merchant was a gen.
erous man and kind to all his servants
he determined that they each should
have a chance, to send something on
his ship to trade in foreign ports. He
called all his servants together.
Each one may send whatever he
Wishes" he said. $50 think over the
list of your possessions"
Now every one Of them had some
thing which he was eager to send ex-
cept Dick. Poor Dick tried hard to
think over his possessions as his mas
ter had hidden, but he had nothing
Of which to think, nothing except his
cat.
Color this dress of Alices blue, with
the pleated skirt and vest yellow.
tCopyright. 1925.)
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Baked Eggs in Tomato Sauce.

Make sauce of two tablespoons of
bacon fat, two tablespoons -four, pep
per. one-half teaspoon salt and one
and a half cups of tomato juice. Pour
into casserole. Break eggs singly on
a saucer and slip carefully into hot
sauce. Bake in moderate oven until
eggs are set.
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HOME NOTES
By JENNY WREN.

What a difference between the dig.
nified console phonograph of today
and the funny little talking machine
of 20 years ago with it's big tinpan
horn and squeaky records!
These new. instruments have a
clear. soft tone. beautiful cases Of
walnut or mahogany, and dependable
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MODE MINIATURES

1t is not to be expected in a season
when "ensembling" is indeed the IA
vorite sport of fashion that such per-
sonal possessions as luggage should
go along untouched. And so porters
who accompany the smartest travellers
by land or sea carry in one hand a
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Cretonne Coats for Summer Use
BY MARY MARSHALL.

The Summer coat is quite often
difficult problem, and the way some
women attempt to solve ii is to have
no Summer coat at all. They make
a Spring coat serve on really chilly
days and go coatless when real Sum-
mer weather prevails. In and about
New York practically every woman
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you meet on a warm Summer day
wears some slight frock sans coat.
Frocks are very scant and short, but
there is usually nothing transparent
about them, 50 most women feel suf-
ficiently clad for the street without
any wrap at all.
The coat frock that has played such
an important role in Summer fash.
ions in Paris this year is seen here,
but not SO often. In this frock a
woman appears to be wearing a coat
with a frock beneath, whereas in
reality she is doing nothing Of the
sort. A fold Of material below the
hem appears to be the frock, while
a clever bit of contrasting material
at the front seems to be a revelation
Of the frock, whereas it is simply a
little gilet or jabot. Not quite an
honest sort Of frock, you might say,
but still charming.
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One Mother Says:

one Mother says:
I have noticed that In families
where the children don't tease for the
things that grown-ups are eating,
when those things happen to be for
bidden to the children, it is because
those children have been trained to
eat their own menus only, and not to
expect that an exception will be made
at any time. 1t is when children are
allowed to have a taste of something
forbidden "just this once" that disci-
pline in diet is hard to maintain
(Copyright 1925.)
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Copyright. 1926.)
MENU FOR A DAY.

BREAKFAST.
Melons.
Oatmeal with Cream.
Scrambled Eggs.
Blueberry Griddle Cakes.
Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Tomato Salad, Mayonnaise.
Crisp Rolls.
Steamed Rice with Cream.
Iced Tea.
DINNER.
Meat Balls, Brown Gravy.
Baked Potatoes, Stuffed Peppers.
Peach Bread Pudding.
BERRY GRIDDLECAKES.
Beat one egg with one-quar-
ter teaspoon salt, add one pint
milk and enough sifted -four to
make a batter, then add two
rounded teaspoons baking pow
der and finally stir in one cup
blueberries. Bake on a soap
stone griddle and place on a
hot, buttered dish with grated
maple sugar between them.
STEAMED RICE.
One cup rice, three cups cold
water, pinch salt. Cook in dou-
BILE boiler, stir occasionally un-
til it begins to swell, then let it
cook fully one hour. If too
solid. add a little more water.
PEACH BREAD PUDDING.
Pour one pint boiling water
over one pint stale bread
crumbs, stir in one tablespoon
butter and let stand 20 minutes,
then add three we'll beaten eggs
and one-half cup sugar. But
ter a baking dish, fill 1t with
alternate layers of sweetened
sliced peaches and the pre-
pared bread mixture and bake
one hour in a moderate oven.
Serve with sweetened cream.
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hat box that compliments a suit case
in the other-obviously made for each
other as indicated by their blonde
leather bindings and matching Innings.
1t offers pleasing pair for the eye
that delights in harmony and a salts
factory selection for the purse that
practices economy. NARGETTE.
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y lEfELS
FRECkLE SOAP

letting the frecklss fade out
while you sleep.
Guaranteed absolutely to
remove the freckles within a
week-or your money back.
Stiefel's Freckle Soap is
not q bleach. It is q pleas
ant, safe soap. Losing your
freckles Is merely a matter
Of applying the fresh, creamy
luther and leaving It on over
night,
stiefei's medicased soaps
have boon used and pre-
scribed by physicians for 20
years. Ask your own doctor.
stiefei's Frorklo Soap costs
toc at local druggists with
the rnoney-back guarantee IL
your freckics DO not dissp.
pos. Ast nt ,"-s sto--- -
PEGs<LEs KMGG STORES
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PLEASANT SOAP:
: WASHES AWAY
FRECKLES
Costs Only 6Oc, Results Guar.
anteed In a Few Daysl

Almost any girl would
spend many dollars and en-
dure any sort of treatment
to be rid of freckles. But
the best and simplest way
Is to wash ones face with
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It sounds very simple and old-fashioned. But Pep
o-rnint Life Savers really do the trick. Try them
after meals when that heavy, logy feeling
you-or to relieve that irritating distress Of ndi-
gestion. Pepomnt is displayed at all good stores
you may help yourself; also Wint-o-green, Cinn-o-
mon Lic-o-rice, Glove and V-o-let. Five cents a
package.-Life Savers, Inc, Port Chester, ". Y.
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Motoring days are red-hot days-and, conse-
quently, very often Indigestion days.
Who escape the lure of the red-hot stands
that slap you in the face at every turn in the road7
So be prepared to help your stomach bear the
abuse it gets by having handy plenty of Pep-o-
mint Life Savers when you take a trip. They
really are wonderful aid to tardy digestion.
Indigestion is a miserable thing. So many people
suffer this way. IF they only knew that simple old
method our grandfathers uscd-peppermint.
And now it Is available in new and really conve-
nient form-Pep-oint Life Savers; the little candy
naints with the hole.
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We cultivate fogeuness w can
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Copyright. 1925.l
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-03-19
Attractive Magazine Offers

Modern Priscilla clubs to advan- tage with any good magazine Aside from such clubbing offers are these:
 C) 8 months subscription, $1. CD Five choice, one-year-old rose bushes, ten exquisite Gladioli bulbs, and a years subscription for Modern Priscilla, all for only $2.50.
 Robert M. Edmunson Magazine Subscription Service
 Wrangell, Alaska
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-03-19
NEW MANAGER LOCAL
 STANDARD OIL STATION

A new manager for the local Standard Oil station arrived early Sunday morning, March 15. At six o'clock MT. Kyle called up the Wrangell Hotel to spread the glad news. As it happened MT. Lynch an- swered the phone, and the only reply Dad Kyle got was, Well, what if it is boy? Is that any excuse for waking up the whole hotel before breakfast? Digby Cochrane was more considerate. When Mir. Kyle called him up Digby remembered his manners and wished him many happy returns of the day. The new Standard Oil man weighed S1a pounds. He has been named Glenn Harris.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-03-19

FOR SALE-Kitchen range, used less than six months. Apply to Mrs. Oscar Laino.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-03-19
Important Meeting P.-T. A.

The most important Pr. A. meeting of the year was held at the grade school last Thursday even ing and was attended by a large number of school patrons. The program committee, consisting of Mrs. Bjorge, Mrs. Wheeler and Miss Larkin, co-operated with the Exec utive Board of the Pr. A, and had the main part of the program consist of an informal discussion of matters of vital interest to the school and community instead of an address. The effect of the new standard of accreditation of high schools on the local school was discused fully. The reason for the change in requirements for accred- ited schools, the disadvantage of graduation from a school not ac- credited, the cost of sending pupils out of town to school, civic pride in as good schools for Wrangell chill dren as for other children, the growth of the school, a new school building, the cost of repairing the old buildings each year, ways and means for providing proper school facilities, and what the PIT. A. can do to help were the topics on which expressions of opinion were voiced. The consensus of opinion favored a civic program that would insure the continuance of the Wrangell high school on the accred- tied list and proper housing for the schools. Complying with a motion for a committee from the PIT. A. to appear before the Council at the beginning of the new fiscal year the Pr. A. president appointed three parents who are also tax payers J. G. Graat, H. w. Cart ley and P. c. Mccormack.
 Because of frequent suggestions that the PIT. A. help buy equip ment for the high school a brief talk on the science apparatus of an ideal school was made by L. M. Royal. The election of delegates to the PIT. A. convention in Ketchi- kan in April was left to the Execu- tive Board. That body was also in- structed to prepare circulars set ting forth facts and information | gleaned from the meeting for the benefit of those who may be inter- ested.
 The musical part of the program consisted of community singing with Miss Haggerty leading and Mrs. Hagie at the piano and two very enjoyable vocal solos by Mrs. Mclaughlin, Marjorie Johnson, ac- companist. Dainty refreshments were served by Mrs. Whaley, Mrs. Shumway and Miss Dodge at the close of the meeting.
 The committees for the April meeting are: Program, J. G. Grant, Miss Steele and Judge Thomas; so- cial, Mrs. Calvin, Mrs. Hagie and Mrs. Mason.
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room: next TO hath: married couple or two
men: strictly private family: walking dis
lance: references given and required. Tel.
lin
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RENT ROOMS-FUR. & UNFUR.

1912 II ST. N.W-Large. attractive studio
rooms. north light: in old colonial mansion.
single or en- suite: furnished II desired: opp.
park: electricity. gas and heat. 30s
APT. 800. HAMPTON COURTS. 20l3 New
Hampshire ave. NV. = Comfortable room.
furnished or unfurnIshed: references.
2sO9 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.-Two fur
home. u
141S l AVE. NV rooms and bath :.
entire 3rd floor: reference. Phone Frank.
S61@
$40 9Th ST. S.E.--Large front or back room
with sleeping porch. ami. garage.
lli5 Sth N.W.-3 rooms. kitchenette. fur
uished not. l.
1921 RIGGS PL. N.W-One two 81 three
rooms and bath: near Dupont Circle. 30.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

TWO OR THREE rooms and Kitchen quiet
elderly couple about S35: private family
REFINED. midde-aged man wants furnished
room equipped for In X. reasonable: give To-
cation and price. Address Box 305-C, Star
Office. .}0s
GENTLEMAN wishes furnished room and
break tasts and garage. in Virginia. near
Washing ton. 90
FURNISHED single room With refined Jew
ish family. Address Box 433-C, star Office
GENTLEMAN wants roOu private family
W. Address Box 43l-C Star office
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RENT ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

3s n. OAK ST, CLARENDON. Vas or
unfurnished housekeeping rooms. modern;
hot water heat and electric light included in
rent. best location. Phone Clarendon 74S.
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3412 9th at. n.e:-Two bright cnd-hoor
tracity: Ink: "a block from cars. !.
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$50 VERMONT AVE.-Attractive. large,
front room; electricity. steam. parlor. phone.
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223 NW-4 RMS KITCHEN AND
bath with porch. ami, $50. Apply Janitor
THE aToCKBRIDGE. 1916 CHAPT; ST.
Main pIs6
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MOST DESIRABLE FRONT 4-ROON APT
ami. an. Apply to janitor. 1l09 18th st. NV
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EXCLUSIVE wOODLEY PARK-FOUR
rooms and tiled bath. second floor, newly
oseeorss1efd oseorsnf taI large, outside, BRIGHT and
ssInIoothtop sIIn range: overlooking beautiful
: waranan za l Park and St; THOMAS Church
Inc. llO7 Eve 81 D " NJ ain 2nah
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3 ROOMS. LARGE BATH. $50: ROOMS
and kitchenette, $50; / room and kitrhan
cite. S25. COOPER's. 1Ith and Eye Phone
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9 rooms. bath. furnished. $50.
I4OI GIRARD. APT 6-TwO FRONT BED
rooms. twin beds: IIvlnG-djnIng room, kItch-
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ONE OR TWO GIRLS TO SHARE HOU Sc
keeping apartment steam heat. electricity.
telephone. expenses. S35. Girard near 14th.
a.
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2523 18th N.W.--Detached near Central
High. single and double rooms: home
| cooked food: S45 per month: transients
nTiafa
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RENT WORCESTERSHIRE.

ST; Ne. End foor-Neat and clean;
IN private family. l.
L LAG HARyyARP ST, N.w.-Furnished room
1927 RHODE ISLAND AvE.--second-s story
'front.'. adjoining bath: twin beds
FOR FOR RRENTmpouble Be- 81 room. Brookland. Ad-
urtss BOX 419-C. star office. i
$50 ST. NE.-Front corner, kitchenette;
mas slnk and range: heat guaranteed.
733 gath ST. N.w-Colored nice room for
rent West 3l12-J.
232 3 9,h ST. s.E.-e rooms for Ink: no
2l5 E. CAPITOL-Large single front room
10th ST. N,E.--One double end floor front
room.
107 18th ST. SEE nice Housekeeping
rooms. gas. electricity. $40.
I2i9 I1th ST. NV. APT. l-Larse room.
kitchen and bath: ami; reasonable. 30
31o6 MT. PLEASANT ST. N.w-Slngle or
connecting rooms, all conveniences.
1884 ,sth ST. NV. tcolored1--Two nicely
furnished rooms. reasonable.
1872 10Th NW.---Large Ink. room: also
single. End floor. h.-w.h.. elec.
1135 18th ST. N.w.-Large room. modern
convenience.
one or two men. Reasonable Col. 1854
73S 9Th ST. Me- large furnished rooms
mi. for LII k. After nm. 80.
21s 2nd ST. N.E.-Two nice bedrooms; sec
"a BRYANT N.E.-Front room, with board:
garage: man. u
I442 FAIRMONT NW-Large front room:
twin beds: ami: gentlemen preferred. i
1890 ST. APT 14-Comfortable bright
room: SO. North 6074-J. 30
10s c S.E-Two complete Housekeeping
rooms: sink. range elec h.-w.h. 30s
NEWRY. APT. 10. I1l7 sth st. n.w-Sinsle
room FIRST floor: after T. 80.
FRONT ROOM. large. bright; facing stan
ton Park; references. Lincoln 30sl 30'
1910 \ ST. NV. Apt. Mice clean room.
tneNt bath: hot water. electricity. 30s
1910 COLUMBIA RID. = Nicely furnished
cheerful rooms: private home. L..
1913 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W-Double
and single rooms; gentlemen: modern.
334 MD. AVE. N.E-Bright room. h.-w.h..
beautiful location; SIS. 30'
1902 10th ST. N.w-2 furnished rooms
and bath: SIS and S22 l.
Ills Q ST. N.W.-Double room; southern
exposure twin beds: private home.
a32 NW-single room. $40; large room,
TT NEWTON ST. N.W.-3 rooms and bath;
lae. COLUMBIA RID N.w-sl5 per month.
VT, l5l: F, ST. NV.
Elegant room for l or young gentlemen
IN refined home. %
NICE, 2nd.FLooR FRONT ROOM. SUIT
ABLE FOR OR PEOPLE. WITH OR
WIIHoLT HOUSEKEEPING. IN REFINED
NV VERY REASONABLE. CALL CLEvE-
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25Ol l4th ST. NV APT 1-3 LARGE
rooms and porch good outlook: southern
exposure Col 62A 3na
DETACHED HOUSE. . TO ROOMS, BATH:
clean: Ink; cont. hot water End floor:
J, block cars 5000 14th ST. Col. SS5. 30'
1882 EYE ST NV, . AND 3 RM.
suites: housekeeping: heat hot water.
electricity: beautifully furnished: scrupulous
cleanliness: maid and valet service: refined
Surroundings: gentlemen preferred: refer
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OPPOSITE MAYFLOWER HOTEL. 1908
De Sales st-3rd floor; . r.. kitchenette and
bath; newly decorated. $50. Phone Nam
2l2T Potomac 22A1. e
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900 MD. AVE. NE.-FIVE-ROOM APT
with private bath, all outside rooms; com
plrtelT fIrnished efec.. -as. steam heat:
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1866 NEhI. ST. N.E.-3-ROoM TNFUR
nished apartment: light Housekeeping. l.
THE MOULToN. 1877 NEW HAMPSHIRE
ave. w.-Second-foor front apartment o.
two front rooms reception room. dlnln-
room kitchen. buffers pantry and tsth
now and Nov. / walking distance. Service
and rentals have always been satisfactory
10 occupants of this we'll located and wei!
conducted apartnent house. z
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DIRECT FROM OWNER-MOST AFTRAC-
TIVE cooperative apartment DEVELOPMENT IN
Washington. beautiful Cleveland Park apart
ments; bedroom. living room kitchen dinln-
alcove. reception hall and bath. all outside
rooms $4,000. Moderate cash payment,
haIancr small monthly pay aynenrs much les
than rental value Phone Nam s00S Br. s.
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1914 ST. Nw-Very large second floor
front room. near bath: ideal room very
warm In Winter. cool i'll summer: ami.
windows. > large closets. instantaneous run
ming hot and cold water: with meals. $40
apiece per month for two or S34 for three
tho servants) plenty to eat, very best food: ::
gentlemen or married couple: no objections
to one twell behavedl child; good. clean,
well kept home. Franklin 1865.
NEAR CAPITOL and Congressional Library
t433 end at. SCI; large clean. double or
single rooms OF unusual merit In private
home: adults: ami: h.-w.h.: phone. cleo
tricity: home conveniences and privileges ::
board IL desired: good home cooking: near
two car lines: rooms attractively furnished
and in good location; rent very reasonable.
Phone Line. 3S51-J. .30s
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RENT ROOMs-UNFURNIsHED.

1871 CLIFTON ST.-Extra large. unfur-
nished room, second floor. Ink. electricity,
unlimited phone. continuous hot water. ex-
cellent location. Adams 2S1i.
420 RANDOLPH ST. NV rooms and in
closed sleeping porch: sink and gas range for
Ink: near Soldiers Home: S35. Adams
4gST
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COMPLETELY FURNISHED. IN PRIVATE
home in Chevy Chase. D. G.: living room
cove: all modern conyenIences: , doors from
car line $40 per mo Phone Clevc SEQ i
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FAMILY APIS. l2 ROOMS. 3 BATHS, 2
car garage: beautiful condition. SO K. /.
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1880 CALIFORNIA ST.-3 ROOMS AND
bath: newly decorated $50 Call Main
If3.. Investment Bldg. NJ RAINE. Real
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r.1z 1d,b CT wv

BROOM APARTMENT IN ATTRACTIVE.
Chevy Chase. 52l3 Conn. ave: all modern
improvements: convenient TO Cltys best car
service: rent. $50. Call Cleye. 30I9 for sp-
pointment to inspect Il
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1882 BILTMORE ST. NW-The Baltimore
one-half block from 18th and Col. rd: s
large rooms and bath. newly decorated
throushout, SO per month. Apply ianiior.
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1901 y NM RM~ K. sEMI-BATH AND
hall.g S35; 2 rms k bath and hail SS5
rm. and senli-bath. $40. 30s
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1887 PARK RID. N.W.-ATTRACTIvF APT
OF two large rooms. kitchen and tiled bath
tIectr1cIty. hot-water heat: adults only. 3Os
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323 J. NE LARGE ROOMS. ENCLOSED
porch: new home: refined, Cougenial: phone
convenient all cars. i
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TWO ROOMS AND KITCHENETTE APART
nent. with all modern improvements. 10
Princeton pl. %
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62S KENYON ST. NM ROOMS PRI-
vate bath, first floor: new house: large yard
porch and cellar ami. %
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THE MITCHELL. 2l13 n ST. N.W-BEAU-
1Iful. newly decorated and painted. 3 rooms.
Ntchenette and bath. 500.
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WALKING DIS. DEPTs-5 ROOMS AND
pan, na1a, eiee, steam heat. janitor service: no
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NEAR WARDNAN PARK-2 AIRY ROOMS.
kitchen and bath large reception hail: good
closets: porch: partly furnished if desired.
Adams 1912.
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1858 FAIRMONT NV. THREE LARGE
rooms and bath. ami: entire second moo
Col. S553
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IIEBERN. 1919 VERMONT AVE. NV
. rooms. reception hall. kitchen, bath. elec-
tricIty hot water: all conNeniences. Frank
lin 545s-W
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3 ROOMS AND BATH. BRAND-NEW CON
struction: lowest priced in city. Apply 55 NJ
st. n. ". Phone Main S5l6
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
Continued,

Cathedral Mansion Apis.
Pleasant. well furnished double room with
board; married couple or two young ladies'.
Phone Col. 1884. 4s
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ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR LARGE
rooms screened porch heat light and gas
included, S55 mo. 531 Irving st. NV. i
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I'D J4th ST. y W
The Princeton. rooms. bath, large porch :
newly decorated; $50. sec lanitor.
FIVE LARGE ROOMS. TILE BATH. CLOSE
FLORIDA North Cap. cars. hot-uater hest. .
$50. IT13 Lincoln ave. ne.
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116 c N.E.--4 ROOMS. BATH. KITCHEN
stte: rooms. bath: electricity: hot water
500 ana SJD.
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TABLE ROARI
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

<161S 10th ST. N.W.-Excellent and abundar
meals moderate rates. %
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14lo 1Ith ST. Nw.-NICE ROOM FOR >
girls: girl wants roommate: parlor. piano.
electricity. phone. Ink and laundry privi-
leges. homelike S12 month. North 1874.
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RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED

! MT. PLEASANT. 1888 Irving-!rwo rooms,
| Kitchen and BATH: nicely furnished reason
able.
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1874 COLUMBIA RD-THE WILBCRTOS
Apartments SIX large rooms, reception ha |.
bath porch: high grade building: Sl25 SlOo.
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1928 18th ST. N.W.-Stn-Ie and double
front rooms; with twin beds. near bath;
continuous hot water: eastern exposure ::
rent reasonable: Mt. Pleasant cars; with
small family Col 5ff0-J 3Os
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Four ROOMS AND BATH: FURNAtE
heat furnished. $50 month. ZOO l4th
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1885 WILLARD ST. NV Apt TO- the Car
folton-First floor apt. outside room; abun-
dance of heat: continuous hot water: cleo
tricity and gas; with small adult family; $50
Der month
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


NEAR ROCK CREEK BRIDGE-ADTLTs. 9
large rooms. bath, porch sink range cont.
hot water: $50. 933 Calvert st. nw 3os
2 ROOMS. PORCH: HOUSEKEEPING: CAB
met and range: reasonable. 1915 Ord st.
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LARGE OUTSIDE ROOMS AND BATH
lo5i lgth St. near Dupont Circle. Phone
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APARTMENTS & UNFUR
fCrpf5ouad

For Sale to LOIOred.
Pressed brick corner house. 2O36 Flag
st, NV: vacant. Price S925O; tern
OWNER IA It st. ne. Phone N OBS
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2O13 l4th ST. NW.-Large front room
nicely furnished: gentleman preferred: hot
water heat. electricity. Tel. Potomac 1886
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

zoo ST. s.w-5 RMS AND B. IN
FRET @Grst-ciass condition mot heated) HENRY
SCHAFFERT. 330 John Marshall place
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FURNISHED ROOM; heat
sslectriclty; phone: central location. Phone
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2O2o 18th ST. N.W-Attractlve room ad-
lolnlng bath. to refined gentleman: elec-
trlCltN. h.-W h. phone. North QOOT.
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARI

WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.
ELDERLY -GKNTLEMAN, wishes home In
uses neither butter milk nor cream and
little meat: state terms. Address Box l76-C.
Star Office.
BOARD AND ROOM. vicinity 18th and 4
Male, single. not more than $40: away Sun
days: Address Box 421-C. Star Office. Il
ROOM and board for young married couple !:
3Os
Evening star., 1925-09-30

| MT. PLEAsANT-ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR.
| three rooms. bath. bright, beautifully fur
nished: high-class neigh ghborhood: no obiec-
| ton to infant. Owners home. 1891 Kenyon
Evening star., 1925-09-30

FOR RENT IN BROOKLAND. FURNISHED
! rooms and bath: ga. electricity, heat IN
Guided Address Box 320-C. star Office.
THE ANCHORAGE sPARTM ENT. CONN
and Que st. hotel service. including care
of roums, slec.. open wood fire. linen. maid
valet serNi ice. Anchorage restaurant IN build
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Evening star., 1925-09-30

1900 EMERSON N.W-Very desirable
korch room, detached house: near good
cafeteria, cars. bus. garage. Adams 1908