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pop was in the parler looking at the
paper and l was setting on our frunt
steps and herd the waffle man blowing
his horn about 3 blocks away, me think
ing, G., I'm going in and ask pop for B
cents to buy waff1es.
The price Of them being cents apeece
or 3 for 5, and 1 went in and pop was
looking at the financial page, being one
of the pages 1 never look at, and / sed,
Hay pop.
Don't hay me, I'm a ruined man, pop
sed. Ware was that o yes. heer it is all
rite, Colorado Copper 6S and half ana
/ bawt it at ~. Ill lose at leest 40 dol
lars on that deel, o wy was I ever fool
enuff to play the stock market, well this
is the ferst and last time, bleeve me, he
Sed.
WITCH jest then ma came in saying,
Willyum l wunt 10 dollers.
Your not addressing me, I'm a ruined
man, Colorado Copper 6S and a half, if
I ever get hold of the berd that induced
me to buy that stock he'll think the
war started agen, pop sed
Me thinking, G wiz. maybe / better
Jest ask him for cents for one waUie,
maybe.
Wich jest then my sister Gladdis
came in saying, Father have you dol
lars to spare?
OH Ine contrary, pop sea- L haven't
even cents, I'm a ruined man, Colorado
Copper is down to IS and half, he sed.
Watever that meens, o shaw, Glad
dis sed.
And she went out after ma, and l
kepp on standing there feeling doubt
fill, and pop sed, Well Benny, wat do
you wunt, not money I hope and pray ?
No sir. / sed.
And 1 went out on the frunt steps
agen without even asking him for the
2 cents
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What TomorrowMeans to You
BY MARY BLAKE.
Pisces.

Pisces.
Tomorrow, according to the planetary
aspects, sense of exhilaration and.
possibly, undue enthusiasm will pre-
vail. The emotions will be very deep
ly moved, whereas common, sense will
not be so forcefully present as is usual
ly necessary for deliberate and con-
crete action. Only matters which have
been carefully deliberated should re-
ceive attention, and anything that is
based on either impulse or intuition
should be eliminated from consideration,
and all action thereon stalled. II, how
ever, there is available for consumma-
ton we'll conceived and deliberately
thought-out plan, no better occasion for
its prosecution could be found. as In
dications denote optimism and the vi
brations engender stimulation and en-
couragement.
AS appearances are often misleading,
there is a strong probability that the
child born tomorrow will not inspire
hopefulness or satisfaction. The signs,
however, indicate that. physically. it
will be endowed with great powers of
resistance and endurance which will
enable ii to survive its many infan-
tile ailments, and attain a normal ma
turity. Its disposition will be attractive,
and it will be anxious-perhaps, lit
tie too much SOTO please all, and give
offense to none. It's character, while
built on a firm foundation will not
have a superstructure strong enough
to render 1t proof against disappoint-
ment or temporary failure. 1t will
waver under disappointment, and wilt
under failure
Those who tomorrow celebrate the
anniversary of their birth are. for the
most part, in doubt and perplexity as
to the course that they should adopt
over a matter that has been troubling
them for some time Thereby their
invariable inability to reach quick
and correct decision is again made
apparent, especially. as in this par
ticular problem, their inclinations and
desires point one way, whereas the
rigid requirements of duty lead in an
other direction. If they were blessed
with decision and force of character
there will be no hesitation. They
would keep to the highway-regardles
of its rough, uneven aspect-and not
seek "detour." no matter how much
more alluring the latter appears to be
than the former.
The general tendency of all those
whose birthday is tomorrow is to crave
the sympathy and seek the assistance
to cure, by their own individual and
unaided efforts, the evils of which they
feel they are the victims.
Well known persons born on this date
are Emily Sartain, artist; Henry w.
Lawton, brigadier general; Clara Nor
ris, actress and author; Charles F.
Brush, electrician; Rabbi S. S. Wise
of New York; Cora May Harris, author
Copyright, 1921
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Those who can look back upon a
happy childhood usually have the rec
objection of some sort of youthful club
that figured largely. From the time
that little girls play ''house," and little
boys Indians" there is joy in COM
panionship with those of their own
ages. When "house" and Indian" are
outgrown and before the more grown
up pleasures are reached, it is the ideal
time for the much loved CLUB" of
whatever sort it is, to take precedence.
Regardless of the nature of the club,
the very idea of it appeals to the young
er generation. Are not the fathers and
mothers, uncles and aunts, members
of various clubs of which they speak
with pride? Clubs, therefore, are to
these a part of that superior world in
which grown people move, and so to
be emulated. To recognize this in
stinct and guide it is one of the duties
of parents, and among the pleasantest
to fulfill.
1t is a delicate task and one to re-
Quire some wit, that of being the
power behind the throne in the forma-
ton of the juvenile club. One must
cooperate yet not seem to interfere,
suggest but not dictate, for the essence
of joy in the club for the young folks
Is that they believe it their own in
spiration, and of their chosen design.
Choice of Girls Club.
Perhaps the children, for so we will
call them, as they range in ages from
about 8 to IA, have the initiative to at
tempt to organize the club themselves.
II they are girls, it is likely that the
club will take the form OF a cooking
or sewing club Here is a splendid op-
portunity for the mother to cooperate.
The cooking. more than the sewing
club, can be made very active and in
teresting, especially if the mothers of
the girls at whose homes it meets will
give them occasionally the freedom of
the kitchen, choosing day when the
maid is out. Although the maid may be
out, it is decidedly advisable that the
mothers be in-not necessarily in the
kitchen all of the time, but within reach
and frequently in sight, so that she can
give suggestions when asked and volun-
teer a helping hand.
A practical and agreeable plan is for
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To Peel a Pineapple.

The easiest way to peel a pine
apple is to fill a kettle or a pail a
little larger than the pineapple with
boiling water. Into this plunge the
pineapple, completely covering it with
the water. Allow it to remain for
about five minutes. Remove from
the water and cut it into slices one
half inch thick. Then peel and cut
out the eyes. 1t will peel almost as
easily as a potato. While peeling the
first one, immerse another pineapple
in the water, which must be kept at
the boiling point, just warm water
won't do the work. This does not in
jure the flavor of the fruit nor soften
the inside.
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My Neighbor Says:

If brushing will not remove
mud stains from a garment, rub
them with raw potato.
When broiling a whole fish
broil first on flesh side until done
and then broil the skin side until
brown and crisp. Slices of fish
should be turned often when
broiling
Fasten the snaps of a garment
together before putting the arti-
Gle through the wringer. This
will protect the little knob from
being crushed and broken.
When cutting marshmallows
dip the knife into hot water and
they will not stick to the blade
or to the fingers.
best choice for laundry work, as
A six-pound electric iron is the
it retains the heat longer.
Before baking potatoes wash
well and then rub all over with
any good drippings (bacon or
sausage is especially good). They
bake more quickly, look better,
peel thinner, or, If one likes to
eat the peeling, taste much nicer.
Evening star., 1925-03-16

The new tendency In bedroom fur
niture is toward greater individuality.
The pieces have more character and
consequently are more interesting when
assembled as a suite.
This dressing table and bed are new
designs showing strong Hepplewhite in
fiuence-particularly to be noted in the
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interest in my rambIe around South
America. l am going down the west
coast and return up the east coast. stop
ping off now and then as the spirit
moves me. I will write and draw each
days happenings for you.
Here's hoping that they will interest
you.
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block feet of the dressing table. They
are shown in both walnut and the new
light -colored mahogany known as
English mahogany" but the smartest
version, as sketched here, is painted
in two shades of green.
A highly sophiscated room can be
effected by using these modern pieces
against pale gray walls with drapes Of
mauve linen printed in green, burnt
orange and black. and accessories of
burnt orange and black
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SAIFSMA AN

WASHINGTON BRANCH OF THE DELCo
LIGHT CO., A GENERAL MOTORS COR
PORATI0N SUBSIDIARY, WANTS ONE OR
TWO MEN FOR IT'S SALE FORCE. THE
PRODUCT SOLD WILL BE FRIGIDAIRE.
AND AND WITH OVER AT TAousAAD DV SOLD oil To Lo,
CALIIY UP To THIS TINE. WE WANT
MEN OF ABILITY TO TAKE A SOUND
PROPOSITION. WORK HARD AND MAKE
A SUCCESS OF IT. IF YOU HAVE THIS
ABILITY. WRITE FOR INTERVIEW TO
G. L. McCREA, BRANCH MANAGER, 1919
E ST. NV
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

CANvASSERS wANTED-House to house to
introduce new shopping plan: liberal compeu-
sation; chance to earn $40 to- $50 per week.
Apply Mr.. Urdang, 623 7th st. NV.
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION

WANTED-THOsE WHO ARE FLAMING
to take Civil Service examinations clerk
will do well to Join special class now forming
Size Of class limited. Apply at once. Strayer
College. 721 18th st. Phone Main 1880.
BOYD SHORTHAND IS THE SIMPLEST
system in commercial use; easily read. fast.
writing; grad. IN demand; pos. guar. Est.
yrs. Boyd School, 1888 g st. NV. NJ. 2S16.
Civil Service Examinations.
Special course for stenographer -typist exam
nations. days and nights each wk. TUT
ton, IS. Also special course for all First Grade
liceman exam. given each Wed; salary, 81 800.
Patent ONCE exam. Apr. y; salary, 81, $50.
Reduction in tuition for those who enter this
week. The Civil Service Preparatory School,
Sc. cor. 18th and r NV. Phone Fr. 20So.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

REPRESENTATIVE men. specially salesmen
to sell the snappiest, brightest, easiest selling
line on the market. Nawco Neckwear Co..
Inc. Address Box 264C, Star office. IL
WANrED-Aggressive statesmen for city work,
also for Virginia and Maryland; sell Florida
real estate; straight commission: chance of a
lifetime TO make big money: leads furnished.
Address BOX 322-C. Star Office 2Os
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Boys Wanted Everywhere
to become Thrift Scouts and make money dur.
ing spare time. without investment ped
ding. For full particulars. write name, sd-
dress and age. Thrift. P. o. Box 1139,
Washington. D. c. 16s
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PERSONAL.
fContinuedD

SLIP COVERS. oVERSTUFFED SEPARATE
cushions. snap fasteners. s23. 80. Samples given.
r. L. SHERWOOD, 1907 9th NV. Fr. CLIO.
DONATIONS OF FURNITURE AND Bed
ding urgently needed for family of eight who
never had home. Telephone Main 2Sl9. 16'
WEIGHT SAFELY AND RAPIDLY REDUCED
with wond. FRENCH METHOD. Special rates
TO Govt. employees. DR.. DELLA ID. LEDES-
DECKER. d. C., 1877 st. NV. Phone Fr. sS49.
DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY LESSONS.
Ask for catslog. LIVINGSTONE's ACAD-
EMY, 1917 Rhode Island ave. Frank. 1873.
GRADUATE IN ELECTRICITY WILL GIVE
you scientific treatments; excessive weight re-
duced by new methods Phone Potomac 1447
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PAPERHANGING. painting and decorating.
Enterprise Deco. Co. Low prices work guar.
1929 18th st. I. Phone North 4o5I mhi6s
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PAPERHANGING-RoO $3.50 AND Up;
interior and exterior painting at lowest prices.
Metropolitan Dec. Co., 427 G NV. Ph. FIR. 800.
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PAPERHANGING = ROOMS PAPERED, So
and up. A. T. GEORGE. 1927 11th st. NV.
Phone Adams 56s7
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COAT AND SUIT salesladies
experienced. Apply before 10
am, M. Philipsborn & Co., 61O
18th st. NV.
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FOR SALE--yaluable patents on inventions Of
Thomas b. Slate, wen known inventor.
Patent No. 12s6435. Internal combustion en-
CINE, new type of gas engine. minating
water jackets, operating with great efficiency,
for use in airplanes. automobiles and heavy
duty engines; 10 broad claims. Patent No.
121O996 crank shaft of novel S-shape, capable
of standing heavy strains without breaking.
Patent No. 123sS3S. air propeller; broad
claims; validity sustained by New Jersey
Court of Appeals. This patent covers air
fans used by the o.. s. Government on air
planes Patent No. 123ss39, - aero vehicle
body: new shape. reduce friction from air
pressure. Patent No. 13036o5, engineacoolinE
system for conventional type of automobile
engine. Patent No. 130132I. pneumatic
electro magnetic gun; electrically controlled
pneumatic; makes absolute accuracy in firing
possible Patent No. 120e772, bail bearing;
designed for axles OF railway cars: simplest
effcient construction Sealed bids invited both
for individual patents and for the entire
block of patents. All reasonable offers will
be considered, but the right to reject any
bid is reserved. Address: q. z. Wilson, see
retary, American Mechanical Improvement
Company, 524 10th st. NV, Washington,
D. C. 2&s
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APERHANGING-5 rooms ana 2-story hall.
$50; Winter.time price; guar. work; also
painting. Adams 1926.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

"PAPERHANGING PROMPTLY" rooms at
greatly reduced prices. Satisfaction Euaran-
teed A. H. Kaufuss. 1915 9th ne. Line.
1893 r. 19s
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ESTABLISHED REAL ESTATE business, large
listings, good rentals, including large business.
building. Furniture alone cost 81, 500; good
clients; owner very sick; must sell; any offer
considered. Address Box 4T0-C. Star office. 17s
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BAKERY AND LUNCHROOM for sale. clear
ing $50 weekly; 2-year lease; $3.50 per
month rent; in best downtown section: modern
equipment; terms If desired will give bar
gain for cash Call Adams 5042 on Sunday, or
franklin 625s week days. lTs
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DELICATESSEN STORE. in good northwest To-
cation; business S400 weekly; rent, SIS month
ly; price, s., 800. Call Main Ill.
DELICATESSEN. cigars. magazines; act at
once: big bargain for ash. Col 1886. 21s
ROoMING HOUSE, 16 rooms; cheap rent; easy
terms Franklin 1896. Is"
BARBER SHOP, frst-class. established Ave
years; real money maker; will stand the
most rigid investigation: owner must sell.
Call 1929 st NV. Franklin 90I1.
IF YOU HAVE a good paying business for
immediate sale, call Franklin $685.
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Buv Second Trust Notes,

Duy OCCOIIU IIuSI 4NOICS.
Your capital is greatly increased by buy
ing second trust notes for investment. Let
me submit what j have on hand. Address
City Post Once Box 1907. 2o'
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FOR SALE AT 0NCE-DruS store. in large
Maryland town: established. profitable busi-
ness; owner retiring on account of health
Address BOX o67-C. Star Office lss
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WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR wanted for ts-
tablished automobile and furniture polish busi-
ness: will also consider selling business and
formula outright will consider partner capa-
BILE of selling 10 the retail accessory trade;
$3.50 least amount of cash required; very large
profits II interested in this proposition see
Mr.. Waple at 330s 14th st. NV, Room 211.
Phone Col S3S
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MEN, white. reliable; as assist
ants in stockroom and ware
house. Apply Supt., The Palais
Roval. G. at 11th st.
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CAR WASHER, first class
night work only; good pay. 325
18th ST. NV.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MARKET STASDS-Act at once Washing
tons most progressive residential market Park
View Market, Georgia ave. and Park road.
CAFETERIA equipment for sale, new las
Nav OPS l4th 81 NV ISs
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call in my unlettered auto
mobile city or suburbs, and pay you highest
prices for ladies' gentlemens, children's dis
carded clothing of ali descriptions. Address
postal or phone. will call. W. Rice, 1882
7th st nw North 17J5
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

ANTIQUES-Furniture, silver, china. brasse
mirrors, art objects. Main S173. A. T. A
no1d 1909 g. ST NV
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SITUATIONs-MALE. FEMALE.

WANTED-By experienced man and wife ant
house or Office bldg. TO for: man janitor:
wife experienced floor woman matron; with
quarters in bldg. Address Box 390-C, Star
Office
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TWO LARGE ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH
porch, ami. S45. FIR. 5000. Corner 18TH
and sts NV. y
APARTMENT. NEW. End FLOOR. 3 ROOMS;
reception hall. bath and kitchen; heat ana
janitor Serrice: $50 663 Kenyon ct. NV. -
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ONE ROOM AND BATH NEW BUILDING
switchboard and elevator service: convenient
location; $40 per month. Apply manager.
oil Er.o-
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IN PRIVATE SUBURBAN HOME = TWO
nicely furnished bedrooms. bath and porch.
second floor: frat floor living room win
yuano: telephone. maid service: breakfast IT
desired: garage available Phone Cleve. 1872.
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I941 CALVERT ST. N.W.-COMPLETELY
furnished apt. 3 rooms and bath. Adams
100 To-
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AN UNUSUALLY WELL FURNISHED
apartment with living room. two nice bed
rooms dining alcove. kitchen and bath: in
t.ludes splendid rugs. lamps. etc: very con.
venient location in modern new building and
reasonable rental. Apply janitor. 1883 Flor
INA
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APARTMENT. 4 ROOMS. BATH. WELL
furnished: semi-detached. modern house:
porches: near Congressional Library. $50
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

i443 OAK ST. NV
Very desirable apartments. consisting OF
living room. bedroom. kitchen. reception hall
and bath in ono OF the most cOnvenient 10
cations In the uptown section Price N5- o.
THE MUNsEY TRUST COMPANd;o
Real Estate Dept. FIR. 6O32
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BACHELOR APT on 10th ST., ROOMS.
bath: well furnished: suitable for = adults
Col 1921
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al4 FARRAGUT ST. NV ONE ROOM
lltchenette and porch furnished apt. ami: :
sink in kitchen: rent reasonable. Phone
Adams 21lS-W u
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Inspect These Low Rentals.
32ls WISCONSIN AVE.
Three and five room suites in new apart
ment house. all modern improvements:
across from Mount st. Albans.
1897 p ST. NV.
A number of four-room suites. vicinity OF
Dupont Circle. brand new. Rentals have
lust been reduced.
1909 CLIFTON ST NV
Two fve-room apartments. on hill. con-
yenient to 14th st. line. Rents very
reasonable. Your inspection cordially i'll
rited. See janitor or call
G. p. BARRETT,
Main 9O16 l5Oo X St. NV
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1900 II ST. N.W.-NICELY FURNISHED. %
outside rooms bath porch. ami. for house
keeping. Phone Columbia 1868. Adults
ycFc
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Observation-Disclosures

Observation-Disclosures
VERY DESIRABLE UNFUR-
nished apartment on 9th st. ne.
near H, containing 4 rooms and
bath, elec. light. Immediate
possession. Reasonable rental.
BOSS & PHELPS,
14l7 Il St. NV.
LINCOLN Rs1 RoAp a1IjSl1I ANR ST. NV.
T''m' kitchen sisi9 11d r. Hsfh' 81 $50 90
New Building.
. rooms a11s 1nd s.sht sk.HshhtoRAMA RD NV: sisS' 90
rooms and . baths. $40. .og
''''' ' $Sso ,HbAYXs, MILL RID. ''
ROOM t!ssssP ssso c6SN 5SS 0atS a!E: NV 90
-oon.; reception hall. kitchen hall is ~ ~
Il" iHss i4sa coiUMBiA RID: NV. '0'o'
rooms reception hall. kitchen and a,
, Da5f The EyEKETT; ai$7,F ST. NV 20 ,o'oo w
rooms rooms kisshsn ki.shsn sndd snd Ss.s
room. tSss1 Is4s siR8R6 IRA a6's sT NV. ..o oo oo
rGon poom. 4"i Dining ing room: kitchen ana dooo
0AiH The FoGLER. iii end ST. 81. .0'00
rooms and bath, SIS 90
! rooms. KITCHEN and bath. ~ ....: .: .sst 90
rooms isao s.ep CAIIFoRNiA sT. NV. wv.
rooms kitchen and bath. S65 90
5 rooms and n bath. :~o : - $500
9 rooms. kitchen and bath. Eas in
e'uoe' l71a r sT: NV. ''.S'0v
2 rooms kitchen and bath. .S65 0C
" 1?45 ,KALoRAMA RD. NV. .-o =,
roop,s Kitchen md bath 500 OC
IT'S ST. NV.
rooms kitchen and bath. .S6e 80
/ room kitchen and bath. 4o.Oo
I1OT 1Ith ST. NV.
room. kitchen and bath; ;:;.t;:s;. t:s .69 6o
1904 MACOMB ST.
8 rooms. kitchen and bath. h...... $50 90
T4O 9th ST. NV.
3 rooms kitchenette anu bath. .Sn5 0G
:'iI3 GEORGIA AVE. NV. COZ
rooms and bath 1890. ..... $40 .ot
Geo. w. Linkins,
1893 De Sales St.
(Opoosite Maynower Hotell
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WANTED-2 GIRLS TO SHARE HOI-s
keeping apartment. Apply Ant. 600. 1Oth
Et Mansions
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= ROOMS. KTfCHENETTE. LARGE FRONT
porch: hot-water heat gas. electric llr-
mace: $40: no email children. GAP g st. nc.
4oa4 10th ST. CORNER OF VARNCM-
Bachelor apt. > beautifully furnished out
side rms. and bath. SO; garage space avail
able. Adams o3T.
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4Ol2 18th ST, N.W.-DELIGHTFUL TWO
rooms French sleeping porch. bath adjoin-
ing: electricity gas. heat. telephone. laundry
privileges; one block l4th and Ga. ave. cars
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ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR. j ROOMS. BATH.
sleeping porch: reduced rent: half SQUARE
from n. Capitol cars. y. 3s?l-". ~ You
at O u ID IL
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WILL SHARE APT. WITH !! OR CON
ieSes. North GS06 w. II =
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THE. REIFORD,

3O4 F st. W.. just opposite Pension ONCE
and parks; also convenient to Union Station
l room. kitchen. bath and Murphy m
Dcu .,S"o''o
. rooms. kitchen. bath. Murphy bed .o
and porch ............:.... TO.oO
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1448 n ST. DOwNTOwN--wELL HEATED
apartment. sitting room. large kitchen, prl-
Nate bath. ami. S45. Franklin OBJ
1875 X ST. NV. TWO-ROOM APT,
southern exposure: running water. e!ec. ano
reasonable. il
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1870 BILTMORE ST.-FOUR LARGE RMS.
kitchen. bath; radio; Oct. ID to Mar. 10,
Sl25. Apply Janitor References.
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3sO7 KANSAS AVE NV. THREE
rooms large sleeping porch; anil: garage
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. ROOMS AND BACK PORCH. COMPLETE
ly furnished for Ink. $50: gas. eiec and
h.-w. heat free % It ST. NV. IL
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APT 80. THE TORONTO. goth AND SITS.
Dupont CIrcle-Four rooms, bath and hall:
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4O24 ILL AVE N.w.-SECOND FLOOR.
completely furnished. rooms, baths.
kitchen and porch. Col. 1892. Nr. busses
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INV. heat free. % u 81. NV. IL =
IACLEDE CTHOMAS CIRCLEl. 1898 YER
mont ave. Apt. 64-Sunay corner: f-room.
private bath apt: immediate possession. TO-
lSth AND fla r. X B. S37: other
properties cheap. under lease. Why buy:
d. II. JOHNSON CO..
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1879 MONROE ST. N.W.-TWo ROOMS.
bath. porch; southern expo
,ure: adults. transients accommodated.
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1862 COLUMBIA RD.-3rd FLOOR. FOUR
rooms and bath. with heat. elec. and gas.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

VERY DESIRABLE. FURNISHED. 0,RM.
apt: all outside rooms; porch. large base-
or longer; moderately priced. Can be seen
day or night. Apt. As. the Dupont d.I'
SOth st n 10
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VERY ATTRACTIVE COR
ner house located in northeast
section, containing II rooms
and 3 baths, h.-w.h., elec. light.
Double garage. This house has
been arranged in three complete
apartments. Immediate posses
sion. Rental, $l0O per month.
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 K St. NV,
Continued on Next Paxe.3