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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-07-12
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Eyeglasses are worn by four mem
bers of Harvard's baseball team.
Baseball is the national sport of
Japan and it is more universal than
in the United States.
Girls are barred from play in the
junior worlds series and preliminary
baseball games this year.
At the age of fifty-two, Joe Williams
is still the pitching mainstay Of the
Homestead Grays Of Pittsburgh
First Raseman Red Holt, turned
back to Montreal by Nashville, has
been handed his release by the Royals.
Leo Dickerman, having bought his
release from Minneapolis, signed with
the Sacramento club. He is a veteran
pitcher.
InfeIder James Stroner Of the Pitts
burgh Pirates has been released under
option TO the indianapolis American
association team.
Bruno Bethel, manager Of Indian
apolis, believes that st. Paul is the
club to beat for the American associ-
alton flag this year.
The Bloomington club has had loud
speakers installed in its grandstand
to announce batteries and other items
Of interest for the fans.
Joe Cantfllon. chief Of umpires in
the American association, was scout
ing for Washington in 1906 and one
of his finds was Walter Johnson.
No team has ever won four cOnsecu-
tive pennants in the American league
since its inception in 1900. The Yank-
aees have chance TO do so this year.
In a desperate effort TO bolster their
shattered pitching staff the Brooklyn
Robins have recalled Austin Moore, a
young right-handed pitcher, from their
Macon farm
In one series TopOrcer and Sand
made seven double plays for Roches-
ter. enabling the Red Wings to take
the first crucial series" of the year
from Baltimore. .E
Nike Kelley. manager of the Mime
apoIis baseball club, announces that he
has signed Oscar Rust. star pitcher
for the Notre Dame university team
for the last three years.
A woman in Russia has been pro-
nounced dead on five occasions in the
course OF a few years. An ideal grand
mother, we should say, for some office
boy in the baseball season.
Dewitt LeBourveau, who came to
the front as regular as soon as he
was able TO get into the game. has
worked his way TO the front Of the
American Association batting aver
ages.
The Baltimore Orioles have Eddie
-Onslow, in baseball nineteen years,
at first base. and when Eddie is hurt
or otherwise inactive. Del Gainor or
Frank Brewer, both old-Iimers, sub
stitute TO- him.
Late last season Billy Burke, Sacra-
mento outfelGer, was hit on the head
by a ball apd never recovered his
form. He was recently released A
year ago he was one of the best pros
poets on the coast.
Frank Nekola, Holy Cross southpaw,
denies he has received an offer of
10000 from the White Sox, as has
been reported.
Joseph Hasslef. substitute Infielder
of the Philadelphia Athletics has been
released to the Portland cab of the
Pacific Coast league
humane action was observed ar
Navin field during the St Louis series.
-One of the local heavy hitfers stopped
the game while be removed a butter
fly from bis bat.-Detroit News.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-07-12
When y0M
Children Cry
for It

Castoria is a comfort when Baby Is
fretful. No sooner taken than the little
one is ar ease. If restless, a few drops
soon bring contentment. No harm done,
for Castoria is baby remedy, meant
for babies. Perfectly safe to give the
youngest infant; you have the doctors
word for that! 1t is vegetable pro-
duct and you could use it every day.
But it's in an emergency that Castoria
means most. Some night when consti-
patton must be relieved-or collie pains
or other suffering. Never be without
It; some mothers keep an extra bottle,
unopened, to make sure there will al
ways be Castoria in the house. It is
effective for older children, too; read
the book that comes with it
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-07-12

didn't want to buy some views of this
punk resort TO send home, what did
you say:' Generieye-1 said no, I
had plenty; but they weren't fit to
send through the NALL would have
TO take them myself
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-07-12
The Finish of RIuehird

Bluebeard-Well, I'm a widower
again. How about it? I'm crazy
about you.
His Latest Love-I think a lot of
you, Blooey. But you'll have to shave
first. I'm so awfully ticklish.
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For Deeoratire Purpose.

Mr.. Hungerford-Bahi That cheese
isn't fit to eat
lilly lthe maid)-I know It. You
amt expected to eat it. That plate
of cheese was put there just to cover
q hole in the tablecloth-
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-07-12

Maid-No'm- 1 never break my
word.
Mrs Wise-Then that's the only
thing you have not broken sincs
you've been here.-Border Cities star
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-07-12
For Foot Comfort
Got Away With Derrick

Got Away With Derrick
Five years ago an oil company
erected a 90-foot derrick on its lease
q few miles from CoaIinga. Calf. and
for some reason never used it The
derrick weighed several tons and was
valued at $1,000. The company lately
decided to sell the unused derrick and
found that il had been stolen.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-07-12

True. the ant is more industrious
and respectable. but the grasshopper
has more fun.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-07-12
|5siS;y
All Is Forgiven

A girl has as much right TO try to
stay young as a man has to try to
stay solvent II is The same instinct
and is prompted by the same neces-
sity.-Woman's Home Companion. =
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-07-12

Low characters should never be
placed in high places.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-07-12

Columbia uniyersity's rowing crews
practice on the Hudson river whea III
wind is from the east ard on the Har-
lem river when il blows from the west
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-07-12

Might ball" contest similar to
indoor baseball, has become a favored
nocturnal sport ar Escondido. Calf.
with two leagues playing complete
seasons
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-07-12

Will Rogers, Jr, son of the humor-
list. and just seventeen. is captain of
q polo team at Los Angeles. The eth
er members are veterans.
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RENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

. Main slUU 3ko 1otn %. y. w.
4se q ST. sw-5 RMS. B.. GAR. :. .s27 so
1876 as st. s.w--6 rooms. bath ....... $3.50
S07 Z st. sw-6 rooms, bath ...... 80. so
4s7 II st. sw-7 rooms, bath ...... IS so
IL 5th st. ne-B rooms. bath, cleo. IS so
is2 9Th st. s'w-6 rooms. bath ...... 81. so
226 18th ST. sw--i2 rms, bath, h.-wh. AZ. so
457 Nd ave sv-8 rms, bath. cleo. As. so
222 ST. nee rooms. bath, cleo 80. 50 90
458 @ st. s.w.-6 rooms. bath. ........ 30.50
1905 st. sw.~-8 rooms ............... 80 90
2ls Canal st s.w'N5 rooms, water 500. 50
238 K ST. sw--4 rooms, water. 20 so
70 Fenton st. n.e.--4 rooms. water. $500
il04 End st. S.e.--5 rooms, water. ..... 25 so
1917 st. SEE rooms, water ........ rs SO
469 st. sw.-6 rooms. water.,...... $3.50
48 Mass. ave. n.w.--8 rooms. bath. E0.UU
a03 ID st. SCI rms, b.. cleo. h.-w.h.
'37 G. st. sw.--5 rooms. water. ....... 81 Sn
345 Md. ave. sw.-5 rooms, bath. ..... 1880
1915 2nd st. NE rooms. water. 27.50
245 srd st. s.w.--6 rooms water 81 SO
THOMAS P. BROWN. 615 4is st. sW.
COLORED BARGAINS.
l4l4 27th ST NV
27oa POPLAR ST.
4 nice rooms, near school ..........s2 2.5o
j. LEO KOLB,
1887 Wis Ave. West 2.
Mt. Pleasant, 9 Rooms, 500.
Fine location, near cars and bus. Modern
improvements. Available April /. 1880 In
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RENT-STORES,


1914 NEW YORK AVE.-cELLAR AND lst-
CURED; central location. suitable. any busi-
s.cons Gof MAE. 15 ssss sale See ws
sl27 GA. AvE.---sILVER SPRING BUSINESS
district. Excellent store. $40. Adams
STORE WITH LIVING QUARTERS. REA-
phone Main 1886; sis q 81. NV Se' a'f0"
ilUs .BLADENsBURG RID. ,N.E-sUTTABLE
CAN Lincoln i5si. > ''''~ '-1e''
s lsss ELoEIpA AVE NEsToEs NEAR
s SoEH1R soas on cAa aN Bet s
vest sisi on week days Between 10 i u an,
i ,22ssss l l.s sT.Ss,sToRE, LOFT. CELLAR.
HESkY scHAEffiHaRT1a. H.? ss ~ John M.r.h.l p.
DESIRABLE STORE
III iio ]: rf ssS, T. tSei Nl%.
STORE ny !. HEART EAR. Or BUSINESS sESTioN,
AZ Hedress Bon issk sssi os. fea
MONMOUTH HOTEL. lsis g ST, NExT
70 o Ws rSS% 'ess sH' ssSss
once beauty parlcr. Rent sI25.
s. 2s2s ,ao sh .ooa SS,nes essn Ken,
.lsih and You SITS small shops. $50 tie
30, F1p pf III any syro oas,esss COMPANY
COR az q I sTs. s.w.-sToRE. T.,
Sssss :: s. :sSss E. 5 gar; GS.n 8 8
GIL l. n.w.--Larse store. r., b.......... 80
ccF o I'M ss sss SIS H. 'i 81 s sH IS
s STORES, 2lst & K................... s2s so
2110 N. Y. ave. ................... SO. 90
1882 Ga ave. Observation-Disclosures as so
North Capitol 4 Patterson st. ne. 40. so
Central ave. & Chapel I'd. n.e.......... SO. 90
Call Main So
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1887 HARDWOOD PL. NV.
Unusually attractive home Just north OF
18th and Park I'd: NV. containins six un-
in excellent condition; SIS.
CATRI1Z,
s$$Saa MILITARY rd:-s F. 5. AMI:
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO.,
8o5 II st. NV Main TO-
COLORED; 1881 list ST sW-BRICK, 4
rooms and bath, modern; $3.50.
1915 18th st. n.w--5-room brick. down.
town; $1,000
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
1407 New York Ave. NV Main 1853.
RENT FROM OwNER--SMALL MODERN
house, newly painted and papered, near Kali
,orenna I'd. and goth st. NV; consisting Of
bright bedrooms. bath. screened sleeping
porch. attic with maids room and large cell
lar with laundry tubs; screens and awnings
for windows and front porch double garage
in rear.
Call Potomac iisO Ant ibs c3s
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ATTRACTIVE HOMES AT
REASONABLE RENTS.

Beautiful new home Just north OF 18th
aud Park I'd NV, containing Z large rooms
- bedroonsl and elassed-in sleeping porch
hardwood floors, hot-water heat and cleo
tricity. A real BARGAIN for sloo month.
New home containing s beautiful rooms. 2
screened porches, large kitchen, tiled bath
"''N a723 4th ST. NV.
Petworth -- This home contains 6 large
rooms, bath. hot-weter heat, electricity. 2
screened porches and garage $500.
43l 5th ST Sc
Home containing 5 large rooms and bath.
42S KENTUCKY AVE Sc
This home contains 8 rooms. kitchen and
bath. hot-water heat and garage; $1,000.
CAFRITZ,
mia 1atb SSr NJ anan
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WANTED TO RENT--HoUses.

WANTED-BY ADULTS, HOUSE, NV.
good condition, will lease hve or ten years II
reasonable rent. Address Box 3s0-H, star
ONCE. 2is
DETACHED HOUSE OR FLAT OF FROM 3
fun particulars and price. Address Box
80-K. Star Office, az
WANTED-TO RENT, By NEWLY ELECTED
Congressman. small furnished home in
northwest portion. near high school IL posi-
bic Address BOX l75-H, Star once. az
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-, s24 9th ST. NV.
1880 So. #; .sod Hat II Furnished

t24 9th ST. NV.
1900 So. Fl. Heat Furnished
5000 90.
AMERICAN SECURITY e. TRUST CO.,
Real Estate Dept.
18th g. Pa. Ave. NV. M. 4sl5
Georgia Ave. and Longfellow St.
Splendid corner store. surrounded By many
apartments: GOOD location for any business;
rental only se5.
SHANNON & LUCHS. INC.
1435 K St. Main 23l5.
SUITABLE FOR BAKERY.
Store 10 by q feet. on busy Northwest
thoroushfare. in community of new homes.
Heat included al $50 per month
CHAS. d. SAGFR.
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THE wASHrNGToN LOAN d TRUST CO,
Real Estate Dept.
NEAR 18th AND NEW YORK AvE-LARG-;
store with front display window, on wid }
street $500 per month.
New stores on wisconsin ave. near Brad
ley Lane; 20x60; large front window coed
neighborhood; low rent.
3-story freproof garage with electric elc-
vator, near l4th and Church NV; long
lease at low rental can be arranged.
BOSS 4 PHELPS,
iai7 X st. NV. Main $500.
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IT
RENT Observation-Disclosures.


RENT HOUSES-UNFURNI
rssea ahp 81 RhhoH ST. 80
month: Apply < M. LIVINGSTONE, 1917 F
70 ,CoLoRED--FfVE- RooM BUNGALOW;
700. ilos Vermont ave. M. 1859.
BEAUTIFUL EIGHT-ROOM SEMI DETACH-
sa near phNse NAN r ssa i21
se msss Aye MT hi nooH ssos5 As l. AMP
MILLS, sos 5th st. NV.
1904 CONN, AvE;1ls ROOMS; BATHS BATHS;
xslE fGRef so 5oaN NY Mar Tsnsh p HENRY
1928 K ST N.Y. ROOMS; BATH AL: MI
North 1873 eve, Clev. 507. :.
l72o 18th ST. N: W.--HoME or 4 PRONE
sio Avsilss Ea HprtI nfia Mai Hs VS. rent
FIRST AND SECOND FLOORS, 5 Rooms:
cellar. large. Reasonable. 8l2 N. Carolina
RARE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RENTING
his home. Restricted locality. rooms, Z
floors; ami. 70 You st; nw--------------
81 ssEk $3.50 mo BATH Th ssts
s65. Must have reference.
TO CoLoRED. 1925 c1SsELL PL, N.Y.
ICONS; nice so condition $3.50. W. p LOCK-
SMALL MODERN HOUSE IN GOOD, CON-
oition; porches and garaee; reasonable rent
to desirable tenants. 1913 14th ne. 24'
FOR RENT-6-RM. HOUSE; ANIL; NICE
back yard garage; excellent residential To-
cation. 1858 Monroe st. NV. Apply 1853
Park I'd. NV. Col. 48l3-W, 24a
ALTEMONT ST.. BETWEEN GOOD HOPE
I'd. and Nailor rd. S.e--6-room house. large
garage and large riot of ground s25 per mo,
iol! 7th St. NV rooms & bath $50 SO
Call Main $40.
GENTLEMAN. WITH 4-RoOM BUNGALOW;
ami; desires to rent to man and wife for
board. room, laundry and small cash pay
ment; have own room furnished; garage;
any reasonable proposition; give phone num-
VERY DESIRABLE BROOM HOUSE IN
anfurnished. t." Or viii sell At wonderful bar.
gain for large cash payment. Address Box
133-K. Star office. "a.
S BATH, sarsse. pRoa AREssivvE Really CO,
1924 18th e. NV, North 7220
3l0i GEORGIA AVE NW-APRrL !, 1929;
s-room house and snd bath; garage; good cendi-
QUEBEC ST N.W.-6-ROOM BUNGALOW.
c edu YARD Phone Cleveland ssS7 ' SDA
1920 N. Car. ave ne 3 r, b.. brick. $40 90
sos K st. se.--5 r.. b., brick. 80 90
1T Madison alley n;w................. 20 90
ss = 5q asp. 81, HfHnrHssHi s ISIS sos ss NV
COIORED; 1919 QUE ST NV ROOMS
and bath; excellent location; good condition.
Reduced rfHaosurs p. SHOEMAKER.
1907 New York Ave: NV: Main ll6e:
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THE BRADFORD.
18th and X SITS. NV.
2 to rooms and SssR' so to sioaso
Manager on Premises.
1920 CONN. AVE.
rooms s sitsssn ana ana EAR
1920 CALIFORNIA ST. NV.
2 rooms. kitchen ana bath. $500
rooms, Kitchen and bath. $3.50
l448 GIRARD ST.
4-story Fireproof clds.
room. dining alcoye, Kitchen and
bath. with Murphy bed $3.50
Manager on Premises.
1907 18th ST. NV.
1 room. kitchen. bath, Murphy bed. :. $3.50
1916 9th ST. NV.
rooms. kit, and bath, Murphy bed. $40. 90
740 9th ST. NV.
! room. kitchenette and bath. %
'''' The IF E. A.RDM'ORE;,, ''''
=. ...... s,s 18TH ST. NV. ,.oo
THE WARD,
so7 ST. NE,
rooms rooms k kls rec rec Rail ana Ssth
l71S CORCORAN ST. NV.
Manager on Premises.
GEO. w. LINK1NS, Realtor.
1888 De Sales St. Dec. $500.
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MAIN SlgO ----------.----9zo.I otn- q y W
155 T ST. Sc.
r.. b.. h.-w..h.. cleo and gar. ...... 90
635 A ST. Sc.
r., b., INV, h. cleo. and gar ..... $751; 90
l07 5th ST. Sc.
II r. b.. NV. h., elec. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT $4,000
PA 10th ST. Sc.
8 r., b., INV. h. cleo, .............s5 $500
3l9 S ST. NE.
r.. b.. h. "a. h.. cleo. ,.........,.....sss $500
l62 YOU ST. NE.
6 r., b., h.-a. h.. cleo. .s475o
30 18th ST. Sc.
8 r.. b.. h.-a. h., cleo. 500
4 ID ST. Sc.
100 CARROLL ST. Sc.
0 r. b. ia h; else. s;:;,. .;:.i.......ss7So
l244 X ST. Sc.
H6 9th ST. S. Z.
T. elee' Get our 's;o;npi.t. list, $1,000
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.
Sl4 Pennsylvania Ave Sc
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lUIo URELL ST. NE.
Just North OF i3th & Michigan Ave. NE
Two-story. detached brick dwelling con-
sistine Of six rooms and bath. hot-water
heat and electric lights. sleeping porch and
garage in rear. Within short distHnce of
18th and Michigan ave. car line. Rent SIS
per mo.
B. r. SAUL CO..
Main 2l0o 925 18th NV.
1I9 C ST. SEQ r.. B.; AMI-OFFER.
1920 18th st. n.w.-l0 r.. b.; oil-burn-
ing, n.-W.n., elSC ........,.. XilUN U
SID 18th ST. me- r.. b.; ami...... 40 90
COLORED.
249 10th st. me- r. b.. h-w.h., cleo. $50 90
q 9th st. n.e.--8 r, b.; h VIII. cleo. S. 90
1909 18th st. s.e.-Flat, 4 r.. b.......... 25. 90
L. T. GRAVATTE,
e97 18th ST Rpaltor Main 753
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2ol1 Kalorama .rd.-lI r. and . D.. .sli2.so
t tas, iSs a , Il rs rcs S sos S.sh: isS
2s49 Tilden ST. n.w.-s rms, ana bath. 5000
5i3 3rd st. n.w.--l2 rms ana BATH. 81. 50
2o5 G So. n.w.--ll rooms and bath. 60
2olO r st. n.v-i0 rooms, bath. 80. so. SO
81 " st. n,w,-s rooms and bath..... $500
203 G st. n.w.--B rooms and bath. -. SO. so
s7e4 Ga. ave. n.w.--7 rooms ana bath. $3.50
$50 3rd ~ w rooms and bath. $50
2l0 18th st. s.e.--6 rooms and bath. $3.50
2o7 G st. n.w.-10 looms and bath. SO. so
1927 N. Capitol st rms and bath. 90. 50
iTs9 3rd st. me- rms. and bath. ~ so
1929 ID st. s.e.-6 rooms and BATH. 40 By
1897 22nd st. NV rooms and bath. 800
lif5 Pa. ave. s.e.-6 rooms and bath. 81 SO
7c9 Michigan ave. me- rms. bath. $3.50
x st. n.e.-l0 rms. and bath. ....... $3.50
1918 G st SEE rooms and bath. 81 30
TWO-EAMlfY HOUSES. UNFuR.. WHITE,
3i9 18th SC. s.e.-a rooms and bath. .$S2 SO
3i6 18th st. s.e.-4 rooms and bath. SO. 90
1871 n st s.w.-6 rooms and path. :. Is. 80
647-A orleans nj me- rms. BATH. $3.50
522 q st. ST. rooms and bath $50. IS. so
228 18th pl. n.e.-6 rms, and BATH. 22.5o
COLORED
6l3 M st. n.w.-S rooms and bath. =. $3.50
20S r ST. n.w.-6 rooms and bath. ..... 50 SO
$50 Florida ave. n.w.-6 rms, bath. 47.50
622 M st, n.w.--6 rooms and BATH. $500
SO MYRTLE st. - rooms and BATH. 50. so
1929 nj ct n.w.-5 rooms. ........,.... 26.Sh
945 Fla. ave. n.w.-8 rooms and bath. 81 80
1873 b st. n.e.--6 rooms and bath. Is, 50
Y Ti Ill u WAsiiNofTS4oNN ' LOAN l. TRbsr CO. .0
mt
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RENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

KENT HOUSES-UNFUkNIS
tContinuedD
l148 MORSE ST. Me- ROOMS. =. .345. 90
1909 Davenport st. n.w.--6 rooms. 49,. IS. 90
PERRIE MCLEAN,
Main 103l8. Mills Bldg. Room 2l9.
FOR COLORED.
1858 N. j. ave.--5 r.. fine location s35.
452 M st. n.w.-ll r., b., h.-wh,, cleo.
good condition; $65.
Call Columbia acts.
GROOM AND BATH BRICK, INV H, ELEC,
garage good condition; s47.50 per month,
or will sell on easy terms sal 3rd st. ne.
J. Z. DOUGLASS & CO.
1871 x st. NV. Met. 567s.
1880 LAMONT NW.--il RMS, 3 B..
oo9 18th n.w-s rooms, bath. elec " 800
y Quincy st. ne.--6 r; b., cleo ...... go 90
22l2 r n,w,,sE;>s., NV h. slse; 5000
1898. De Sales St Decatur $500.
CoLoREp.6 ROOMS AND BATH. NICE
house 1900 2s s, & NJ ~; Gent reasonable
l244 i1th St NV
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FLOYD Z. DAVIS co.
1873 l2th. st. NV. Main S53-352.
COLORED
1927 12th st. n.w-2nd- floor apartment.
5 rooms and bath, h.-wh., cleo; for
refined ctlored only. .$45. 90
1888 Car. ave. n.e.--6 r., b., anil. $500
ls4s st. n.e.-sr, b-....s $3.50
1912 wallach s &, 2-T / -sfEFELShs. ''' 1850
14l7 X st. Main $500.
1890 22nd ST NW-I3 r.. B..... .sllo.Qp
l lSss s I, st. "a h " r. b..... ggSSSSS
lat D st. n.w.--8 r., b............... $3.50
s sSSS S e St; se-esr. bs............. ss'SS
1914 2Sth st. NV r., water. 22SQ
2i26 Florida ave. n.w.e-4 r, b........ $500
ii9 %MfER Ct r sEsc6hirSS / TRUST g. goo
Real Estate Dept.
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etropolitan 3oli. 1727 K st. NV.
COLORED-S4S.

1724 MONTICELLO AVE NE.
Six rooms. bath, h.-w,h., cleo, newly deco
rated throughout.
14I6 Eve st NV Main 1854
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DOROTHY DIX'S LETTER BOX
Righteous Protest Is Made Against Wedding
Showers-Should a Discordant Home
Be Held Together for Children?

NEAR of wedding
- hodup?
invited stocking
kitchen at CANTAB
wedding baby
they should be
point positively can't afford to have
contributed lingerie shower
miscellaneous shower LOOK as they hd
wedding
a prospect of baby shower in the future
of because bride
friends gets III
tn cutters and catches dust
Why with of
bush Of pickle
ktchenete
do
Wedding cards WAN ~ ~ ' ~ ~ ~ DOROTHY DIX
NEAR mother
-
children
separation GLADYS
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-26
Artificial Flowers i'm Fashions
BY MARY MARSHALL

From all present indications arti-
| fetal flowers will be worn as bouton-
nieres extensively on the new Spring
suits. and if they have disappeared from
| the shoulders of evening gowns 1t Is only
to reappear somewhere on the shoulder
blade at the back. And quite cautious
ly some of the vel known French MILL
ners are using flower trimmings to give
Springlike trimming to some Of their
new creations.
The square-neck scarf is still seen
but greater favor is accorded the longer,
narrow scarf-or the heightened TRAN
gle, the narrowest end of which Is often
slipped through a slit in the collar OF
coat or frock.
Louise Boulanger of Paris has hit
upon the bright idea of using large
rather cumbersome chokers of wooden
beads in place Of ScarfS as an accessory
of some of her new coats.
Jet and coral constitute the newest
and smartest combination for beads,
brooches and other ornaments. So If
you have in your possession any old
time red coral beads, restring them with
Jet and you will be exploiting one of
the latest fashions. This combination
of jet and coral is becoming to sun
burned skin tones and that accounts
for its present appeal.
This weeks help for the home dress
maker consists of diagram pattern for
one Of the new Side-faring flounces
which can easily be made from length
Of chiffon and applied to straight
line foundation to provide the desira-
BILE uneven hemline. If you would like
a copy of this little help. please send
me stamped, self-addressed envelope
and I will send it to you at once.
Copyright, 1929
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-26
FORGET It.

Forget It. When a child does some
thing very annoying. even very wrong.
settle the matter and be done with it..
Say no more about it. Begin again as
though nothing had happened.
There are some teachers and parents
who cannot forget. II child breaks
rule he Is not only punished for 1t,
but he is told about it for days and
days to follow.
Nov look out today. You know
that yesterday-or the day before, or
last week, or two years ago-you played
hockey and lost a whole weeks credits
for doing 1t. See that you don't try
that again now. Yes, know 1t was
before today, but it's best to remind
you"
It Is not best to remind a child Of
faults gone by He may have outgrown
that phase of his life. Some phases
last only an hour-some day. some for
lifetime. The very best way to fasten
a phase of thought and action upon a
child is to keep bringing 1t to his at
tention dramatically.
But suppose you don't want him to
stay in that phase of growth? Sup
pose you want him to leave it behind
AitAAA, CAhPVy 90 Aeio1 yCot III IlCot!
Then say no more about it. Speak of
the thing you would have him remem-
Der and do.
1t is always easier to break good habit
than to form it. 1t is easier for a child
to stay out OF school on a fine Spring
morning and go fishing according to
his taste and mood. than to stay on
the routine job. once he begins think
ing about it. AS usual thing, he will
not think Of getting out of the rut of
habit until somebody suggests that he
do so. Then the very plain course Is
to remind him only Of what he ought
to do. Forget all about the things
he ought not to do. Especially forget
what he has done that he ought to
have left undone.
If you cannot refrain from saying
something. make 1t a boost upward
toward better things. you look bright
as % new tin pan this morning. Let's
hope you'll come home full of good news
this afternoon. can see whole string
Of AS shining out Of your eyes this