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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-27

Pierre Chastelard, French poet and
dandy, chose a queen as ms 1aVoriIe
brunette and paid for his daring with
his life.
He was one of that French suite
which accompanied Mary Stuart when
she came back from France to take the
throne of Scotland.
Mary departed from France dolor-
ously. =,
Farewell, beloved France! shall
never, never, never see you more" sne
wept.
aboard her ship had to try to Degulie
her. But none was so successful as
Chastelard. Was it not he who de-
claimed one evening as the sailors were
lighting the ships lanterns, There is
no need Of torch or lantern to light the
sea, since the fires of the Queens lovely
eyes illumine all?
Chastelard had other qualifications
to bring him favor in the sovereign s
eyes. In addition to making sweet and
| graceful poetry with ease" he was
highly accomplished swordsman and ex-
pert in all manly sports and exercises.
such as fencing, tennis, jumping and
dancing.
After Paris, Edinburgh was a sad and
gloomy place for Mary. In her palace
she was glad to solace herself with the
gay French company she had brought
with her.
Chastelard seems to have meant more
| to her than any one else. She showed
| her favor, too. His head was turned
He openly professed his passion for her
The time came when the French Wis
| itors must return to their country. But
soon Chastelard was back in Scotland
He had been gripped by uncomfortable
love for the Queen.
Mary received him graciously. He
was to her link with that dear France
In his love madness he concluded that
his passion was returned. Mary was
thoughtless, and gave him constant ad-
mission to her cabinet and chose him
as her partner in the dance.
Indeed, it is said that often 1.-THE
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ooh, I'm sorry. I didn't mean that.
May I take that card back?" Him,
third hand high"
"Oh, Cert. must tell you about the
sunny couple at the hotel where we
spent our vacation. They were"
Harriet, wish you would remember
that we are playing cards"
That's what don't like about this
old game. One can't talk or even think
out loud. It's all in fun. isn't it,"
We'll. play card. Any card. No,
now will you tell me why you played
that spade? Spades are trumps and
you're leading right into their hands.
Use your head"
"Gertie, we are all going to Balti-
more over the week end. We have
friends there with the lovelieSt place
you ever saw and-oh, dear, I'm sorry.
Listen, Charley, you don't have to sit
there and make faces at me. I'm play
ing. am not?"
Eyes. you are not. You'll never learn
to play bridge If you don't concentrate"
We'll, can't be bothered"
Harriet, did you hear that the Hop
kins girl Is engaged to a naval man, I
think. They say he is a sergeant or
an ensign or something. Maybe it's
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Plum Jelly.

Crush well about four pounds Of ripe
plums, add one cupful Of water. stir
until boiling and simmer for ten min
utes in a closely covered pan. Strain
the cooked fruit. Measure three and
one-fourth pounds Of sugar and four
cupfuls Of cooked fruit juice into
large saucepan, stirring constantly.
Bring to full rolling boil and boil hard
for half q minute. Remove from the
fire, let stand for one minute, skim and
pour quickly.
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Delicious Fish Balls.

To two cupfuls of hot riced potatoes
add half tablespoonful of butter and
q pinch of pepper. Put one cupful OF
shredded Goldfish into q cloth, soak for
q minute in cold water and wiring out
the moisture. Add the fish to the po-
tato mixtures, add one beaten egg, beat
thoroughly and shape lightly in table.
spoon, heaping the mixture. Fry IN not
fat for one minute. using frying
basket and frying six balls ct one time.
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Chicken Pipian.

Boil a chicken until tender. After II
has cooked for an hour. add SIX rec reg
at hand. canned pimentos will do. to
which add a dash of cayenne and chilli
powder. Remove the chicken from the
broth and thicken the broth with pea
nuts ground fine in food chopper.
These nuts give the chicken a delicious
flavor,
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Lessons in English
By W. L. GORDON.

Words often misused: DO not con-
fuse "croquette" "a ball of minced
meat) with "croquet" "a game).
Often mispronounced: Parochial.
Pronounce pa-ro-ki-al, both as I'M
stressed. as in mo-" as in 'it,"
accent second syllable.
Often misspelled: Animosity; only
one n and note the two is.
synonyms: Scheme (noun), plan,
design, project, plot, purpose, device.
Word study: Use a word three times
and 1t is yours" Let us increase our
vocabulary by mastering one word each
day. Today's word: Ultimate: being
the last, final. 1T is the ultimate
verdict Of mankind
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the surface. 1t means that q girl must
keep In best condition and see that she
has a diet with much fruit and many
vegetables. All Of this tones up the
good condition of the body.
Relaxed pores are usually most
prevalent on the sides of the nose and
cheeks. Start with a thorough cleans
ing. Follow this with an astringent APP
plication and then with an antiseptic
wash.
To cleanse the skin apply cold or
cleansing cream thickly. Wipe 1t of.
Then make a thick lather, using a
medicinal green soap or a CASTLE. Make
the lather hot and apply 1t with clean
heavy cloth. Before 1t has entirely
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OC u NhloCAO
name in formal
fashion,: very tired
this morning. Out
on q whoopee party
last night. 1t was
quite q mixed
crowd. There was
a swell blonde
there and she made
a pass for me. To-
night the gang Is
throwing a party
at Steve's place. 1t
looks like a big
night. II you want
to stay at the
shore until Septem-
Der is, do so by all
means. Don't think
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u BeIltThl, ! QOu I
know. They say,
though, that"
"Gertie, let's play
or stop playing.
Good h e av e n S.
there, you played
another spade! Let
her take 1t back.
If she had any
sense she would
be half-witted."
Charley Gluk,
you can't sit there
and talk like that
to me. You can't
insult me in front
of Harriet and
Tom. Besides. I'd
rather listen to the
radio or take q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-27

To be able to make clothes at home
to real advantage one must be able to
master the art of machine sewing
When hours and hours have to be
spent in handwork on every dress, 1t
is hard to figure any economy over
dresses bought readymade, because
every woman's time nowadays is worth
something.
So would never advise any woman
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Daily Diet Recipe

SPANISH OMELETTE.
Eggs, 4.
Water, 4 tablespoons.
Salt, n tablespoon.
Pepper, Il teaspoon.
Onion, ] small.
Butter, tablespoon.
SERVES 4 PEOPLE.
Slice onion thin. Put butter in
omelet pan and simmer onion In
it five minutes. Then break eggs
into bowl. Sprinkle with salt
and pepper and give them IL
vigorous beats with a spoon.
Add four tablespoons warm
water. Just give one good stir.
Be sure the pan with the onion
is now hot. Then turn In the
eggs. Shake and lightly lift,
draining the soft part underneath
until omelet is set. Let 1t re-
main Just q moment until bot
tom is brown. Fold over. Turn
on to hot platter and serve i'm
mediately with tomato sauce.
(See dressings and sauces. A
few tablespoons sauce placed In
center of omelet before folding
over is an improvement.
DIET NOTE.
Recipe Is q protein dish. Con-
tains lime, iron and vitamins A
and B. Could be eaten by persons
Of normal, over or under weight.
Can be eaten by children OF IL.
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Luncheon Biscuits.

Beat one egg white and add it to half
a pint of cream. When nearly sttn, add
the Juice of one-fourth OF lemon.
Finish whipping and fold IN nalr cup.
ftIl of chopped nuts and fruits. Serve
on vanilla waters, using about half o
pound Of vanilla waters for this recipe.
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The Sidewalks of Washington
BY THORNTON FISHER.

The Modern Letter Writers Friend"
How the lonesome Summer widower may
induce his wife to return from the sea-
shore earlier than she expected.
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Shirred Eggs.

Butter some ramekins and break one
or two eggs into each raniekin. taking
care not to break the yolks; Sprinkie
with salt and pepper and bake until
the yolks are set. Dot with bits OF but
ter and arrange o couple Of thin slices
Of bacon ct the side Of each egg.
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MENU FOR A DAY.
pPEAXEAST

BREAKFAST.
Honeydew Melon.
Hominy With Cream.
i. Corn Omelet.
Bran Muffins.
Coffee.
~ LUNCHEON. EE
= Nut Loaf.
Tomato Sauce.
Baking Powder Biscuits.
Pineapple Whip.
Iced Tea.
DINNER.
Green Pea Soup.
Broiled Lamb Chops.
Olives, Pickles.
Baked Stuffed Onions.
Mashed Potatoes.
Burberry Shortcakes.
Coffee.
CORN OMELET.
Score the rows and scrape out
the pulp of five small plump ears
of corn or use one cupful OF
canned corn (strained). Mix with
five well beaten eggs, one tea
Spoonful VI CkCdkn aiAa ooAv oAAA
pepper to season. Have sheet
iron frying pan hot and buttered.
Pour in the mixture and shake
and tilt the pan until it is evenly
cooked. Roll and serve on hot
platter.
PINEAPPLE WHIP.
One pint of cream whipped to
a light froth, one-half box gelatin
dissolved in cold water according
to directions on package. Add
cream when 1t Is beginning 10
harden and beat until stiff; add
one half can shredded pineapple;
sweeten TO taste. Set away TO
cool. Beat occasionally. until 1t
hardens.
BLUEBERRY SHORTCAKES.
Make individual shortcakes as
usual, and when nearly done pre-
pare berries as follows: TAKE
three cupfuls berries, one cupful
sugar, one-half cupful water ana
let simmer about is minutes.
Have ready some stiffiy beaten
cream and when ready for serv-
ing split shortcake open, put
berry sauce between. also on top.
Then top with cream and eat at
once. This is supposed to be
eaten warm.
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cooled renew the hot application OF
lather. Repeat again. Then rinse In
cool, clean water. Now that the dirt
and CRIME in the pores is out. we want
to close the pores. Wrap piece OF ice
in clean handkerchief and rub 1t over
affected places. Dry well. Follow this
with a lotion of one ounce OF glycerln,
three ounces roSewater and one-quarter
dram borax. Continue this treatment
for some time. Bad conditions OF skin
are not healed in one or two days.
copyright. 1927
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Willie Willis
By ROBERT CULLEN.

IT didn't mean to be impudent to
the preacher. We was just talkin'
about his new car an Just said it
must have took a long time to get
that many pennies"
(Copyrisht. 1922
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-30

1918 NV. NEAR AMBASSADOR APART
ment-2 rooms, fully equipped Kitchen, oaths
Murphy bed: janitOr: reasonable. Col 525.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

@ SITS. n.w.--Two rooms. kitchen and bath;
one room, dining alcove and bath Beauti-
fully and completely furnished. including
ice; frst-class house. Ask for resident
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-30

apts OF rooms and bath each, INV. heat,
elec. .porches. etc. Only $3.50: A. B.
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sALE--AUTOMOBILEs.
MORE THAN
JUST MAKING
THE SALE

Hawkins Policy embraces service,
satisfaction and honest merchandise
ing principles. A visit will convince
you.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CONSIGNMENT SOLICITED for our sale BY
auction on Wednesday or Saturday, 10 am.
Weschler. $40 Penna. ave NV. Main 1882.
Quick. satisfactory method
SPOT CASH for any used cars. Get our
price list. Auto Loan Sales Co., sos 10Th
NV. Tel. FIR. $685.,
CASH IMMEDIATELY
for late model cars; get our price list.
Auto Mart. 20l4 18th st. nv.
CASH for your car. Without a
doubt | pay the highest prices in
this city. If your car is not all paid
for, | will pay your undue balance
and give you the difference in cash.
No delay. See Mr.. Barnes. 1929 l4th
NV Dec. 1890.
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USED CARS.
-
MONEY BACK
GUARANTEES!
VALUES!

1t stands to reason that we could
not make this offer if Our cars were
not priced right.
1t is your assurance that when
you buy a used car from Wallace
Motor Company you get real
value at the lowest price obtainable
You will be convinced of this when
you have seen these cars.
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LAMBERTS DAILY
SPECIALS
MAKE GOOD BUYS

STILL BETTER.
1923 Hudson Coach. ............%25
1927 Chrysler Roadster. ..... 3o5
1926 Hupmobile Sedan. 4o5
1926 Essex Coach. .............. los
1925 Ford Sedan. Us
1925 Chevrolet Coupe. ....... las
1927 Chevrolet Coach. ...... 275
1923 Chevrolet Coach. ......... AS
1924 Buick Coupe ................ 1876
1928 Essex Coach, 4 brakes. -. 495
1926 Hudson Brougham.. ........ 445
1927 Whippet 6 Coach. POS
1926 Dodge Sedan. .............. 2o5
1925 Chevrolet Roadster. Us
Open Evenings TIL O'Clock.
LAMBERT-HUDSON
MOTORS Co.
THE HOUSE OF CONFIDENCE"
1851 l4th ST.. Cor. r. NV.
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Trade or Terms to Suit.
MARMON USED CAR DEPT.
1888 l4th.
Just Few of Our
GOLD SEAL"
BARGAINS.

STERRETT & FLEMING. INC,
Home of the Gold Seal Cars
III 14th St. Decatur 2788
Champaign St. at Kalorama Rd.
Columbia $3.50.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
frnnAaAMAG

S547 HEREFORD PL. NV. near 18th and
Oak sts.--Well furnished room with board,
in refined Jewish family. 30'
DELIGHTFUL ROOM, twin beds: most de-
licious home cooked meals; real home life;
use unlimited phone. North 5675. 800
1895 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW.-Large
adjoining baths; excellent meals; permanent
or transient. 800
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sALr-AUToMoBILEs.

OAKLAND az 4-DoOR sEDAN---A fine little
cas-. srs sRa Tres Of
An Al car rsady for your Nj inspection snd
St Jos McReynolds."
OAKLAND COACH. s545 It's 4 Jim dandy
in every way; runs perfect, looks nne: has
i MSrp sgd n /. TSS s e %
Ask for Mr.. wilkins.
OAKLAND COACH. 1e25---Looks and runs
easy terms: many others. Sheriff Motor
Co, 627 K st. NV.
PACKARD STRAIGHT 7-PAss. PHAETON
wonderful bargain for some one who has Use
S5 tss a.D: sC e 4tb p9eS " '72'
PACKARD STRAIGHT a. COUPE-A-1 me-
chanically; special black and canary paint;
| tires new; terms, trade. The washington
csGillesc ooS Co. 1860 Connecticut ave. De-
PEERLESS SEDAN---Looks like new car;
excellent mechanically: clean interior; priced
# Sfa w''hins'0n' D. c. 1926 18th st Potomac
PIERcE.ARRow: 5,pass. tOuTins new rub.
Der; excellent eonditiSn 5 5dsai car for large
PONTIAC CABRIoLET, ls2s--Perfect run
ming condition: tires practically new: $500
miles: best offer for quick sale. After IN,
| 233 18th st. ne. No dealers. a
REQ FLYING CLOUD CoUPE---Rumble seat
wheels. fully equipped. including spare tire.
Motor Co, isoS 18th ST. NV. Decatur isic.
REQ FLYING CLOUD Sport Roadster. 1929
Rumble seat. Equal to new in every n.
On sd ssuDe sSbstants price
ton. The Trew Motor Co, 1909 l4th st.
REQ JUNIOR sPEEDwAooN. ls2s-Newly
terms. Graham-Paige Co. of Washington,
D. C.. 1926 l4th NV. Potomac TIP.
STUDEBAKER 2-PASS. COUPE. late model
S1 ss Rst s al , sr%. ns
Co, Of WASHINGTON, D. c., 1926 18th. Po-
sTUDEBAKER ROADSTER, ls2e.Psrfect
month for IL months. This car is dandy
for the money. See Bob Bayne. 2ol2 i4th
sTUDEBAKER 1928 COMMANDER SEDAN
New paint and in excellent condition; un-
usual bargain; only SETS; terms. Graham
PaIse Co Of q washingtOn' D. c. 1926 l4th ST.
sTuDEBAKER SPECIAL 6 SEDAN. late 1925
ysry sohd 5000 tires and M sppea nthers
wILLEYs-KN1dHT 4-cyl club sedan. late
ssries-In perfect condition throushout
Tns s 20 sF S for on the m nDa iii. noss
Auto Loan and Sales Co. sos 10th NV.
WILLYS-KNIGHT, Is24--3-door club sedan.
Excellent paint saso tires; mechanically perfect;
.lc " w. lev kANaAhCy So ~. ocA
AUTOMOBILES BY auction at Weschler's,
Gao Pa. ave. NV. every Wednesday and
SATURDAY.. 10 am.
TOURIST WAGON-Fully equipped, electric
TO see call North 1854. to 5. So
1923 CHEVROLET ROADSTER. sSs5
PAIGE ROADSTER. 1927 :............. a2S
All in iirst-ciass condition Can see At
Fidelity GARAGE. l4th and Fla. ave NV.
FORDS! FORDS! FORDS!
All Models. All Years.
so Cars to Select From.
s2S and up. Other cars as low as t25 cash.
E-Z Payments.
STEUART MOTOR CO..
al 18th St. NE. Line. 600.
OPEN SUNDAY, 10 TO /.
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OAKLAND PONTIAC
L. p. STEUART, INC.
GOOD WILL USED CARS.
BEST BUYS IN TOWN.


1927 Oakland roadster $3.50
1927 Chevrolet coach $50. 800
1923 Olds coach .......... $50
1923 Pontiac sedan ....... CPS
1923 Pontiac coupe ....:.. $50
1927 Pontiac coupe ...... POS
1926 Oakland roadster -. 3o5
1926 Overland coupe 49,. $50
1923 Oakland landau sedan $50
1926 Buick master coach. E. $50
1927 Chevrolet coupe ...... 325
1926 Oakland sedan ...... 345
1923 Pontiac cabriolet go. sos
1926 Buick 4-pass. coupe. E. .425
1924 Hupp sedan ..... US
BARGAIN BASEMENT.
1923 Oakland coupe ...... SIS
1927 Ford coupe ........ $50
1927 Dodge coupe ...... 1876
1927 Ford coupe ......... l95
1925 Chevrolet touring -. IS
1925 Dodge coupe .... US
1926 Ford sedan ....... 100
1925 Ford sedan ........ 95
1927 Chevrolet sedan 800. 345
Open Until 10 PM.
Washington's Largest Used
Car Store,
1925 14th St. NV.
PEERLESS
Offers
All Makes-All Models.
Large-Small.
Sedans.
Coupes.
Sport Coupes.
| Roadsters.
Sport Roadsters.
Tourings, 5 and 7 Pass.
PEERLESS USED CAR DEPT
l4th at P St. NV.
Open Evenings Until 10 PM.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

ELDERLY LADY desires cheerful, second
floor furnished room. near bath, for Ink
Convenient to cars and stores. Reasonable
Address Box 1888, Star office.
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USED CAR SALE.
BIG
PRICE CUT.
UNHEARD OF VALUES.

Nash 1927 Special Sedan
Only $595.
Paint tires, upholstery excellent; fully
equipped and mechanically Ok. We don't
believe you can duplicate this car at price
asked
Studebaker 1927 Sedan.
Orieinal paint like new; disc wheels. fully
equipped includnS spare upholstery with
out q blemiSh: in fact, this car is in tiptop
shape. Priced right
Peerless 1926 Sedan.
Two-tone Duco which looks. like new.
driver ana shows it. The price is right.
Nash 1927 Special Is" Roadster
(Rumble Seat).
Here Here is one Of the cl.apest and best
time. The two-tone Duco paint lob like
new. Many extras, including spot light, side
shields, etc. This is truly q wonderful car
which we have reduced for quick sale.
REQ 1927 Flying Cloud Sedan.
tires, GOOD spare. mechanically this car is in
excellent shape. Upholstery very clean. The
price is low. See it today.
40 OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM.
TERMS CONVENIENTLY
ARRANGED.
THE TREW MOTOR CO.,
1909 18th St. NV. Dec. 1910.
~.-x~,~ -
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sALE-AUToMOBILES.
USED CARS AT BARGAIN
PRICES.

1928 Studebaker Dictator %-pass. coupe.
1928 Studebaker Dictator sedan.
1927 Hudson 4-door brougham.
1928 Buick 7-pass. sedan.
1924 Nash sedan, pass.
1924 Hudson 7-pasS. sedan.
Above cars all in fine condition IN every
way. Trades considered. Terms to respon-
sible people.
SEATON GARAGE,
As Seaton St. NE.
HAVE YOUR CAR
Overhauled and Painted.
6 MONTHS TO PAY.
s. L. Hechinger, 2002 X St. NV. West zlS.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

nOOMS AMI oOAhD.
1908 BILTMQRE-Lady g shars large front
s ss97l twin BEDS IN private nome As g!
174s QUE sT. N.W.-Furnished front room.
twin beds. continuous hot water; Summer
rates: cool and pleasant.
MT. PLEAsANT-south front. clean and
airy. twin beds. continuous hot water; re-
fined private home; garage. 1911 Kenyon st.
1922 ST. NW.-Very desirable. large. End
door front for 2; every convenience; superior
HILLCREST
Corner 18th and Girard; beautiful place
some meals and facilities Tor entertainment,
including dancing and cards; Just the place
for business people: one room. S3S; one large
room ana private bath. l.
1884 CONN. AVE.-Beautiful 2nd-foor front
room; private bath with shower; single or
double beds. Real home cooking. 500
1852 QUE N.W--Attractive single and dou-
BILE rooms; unusual meals. Continuous hot
water. Home atmosphere. 81
lS43 EUCLID ST-Large front room, I'VE
windows; wholesome food; plenty fresh veg
e coi io4s2 Tor special s get
1914 21st ST. N.W-Attractive double rooms
excellent board and services individual
front room. End floor; home privileges; all
modern convpniences; continuous hot water;
congenial couple or ladies'; owner.
$50 B ST N.E.-Comfortably furnished room;
meals; rates reasonable.
FOR RENT, WITH BOARD. to couple or two
women, unusually beautiful, large front
room in attractive and DELIGHTFULLY."- located
private home In best NV. section, on car
and bus line reasonable; For details ad-
dress Box l3l-R. Star once.
1857 PARK RID. NW.-Desirable room for
one or two, adjoining bath; continuous hot
water: excellent meals. Garage.
1870 EYE N.W-NeWly renovated; will be
open to guests May LIST; ideal location. l.
1882 X ST N.W.-Double room, 2nd-foor
front; twin beds; home PRIVILEGES; ladies
only. l.
YOUNG LADY to share room with another:
large, newly furnished home PRIVILEGES; good
cooking. Adams 9698.
1443 FAIRMONT ST N.W.-Owner's home;
single and double front rooms; home cook
ing; choice food; &36 to $40.
1888 HOBART ST N.W.-Large, bright. front
room, southern exposure; attractive. refined
private home. Good home-eooked meals.
zoos COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-Newly furnished
room. twin beds. private bath; also smaller
room: home-eooked meals.
l7I2 EYE ST w.-Convenient downtown
section; desirable rooms, excellent table; rea-
sonable rates. Frsnklin 6l79.
l347 GIRARD ST NV Live in home OF
culture and refinement. Delicious food.
Comfortable rooms. Ref REQUIRED.
i227 N H. AVE HW.-Cheerful room,
windows, twin beds; excellent home cook
Ing; plenty bot water.
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OAKLAND COACH. is25--Looks and runs
fine; motor very good; $50 down, balance
easy terms; many others. Sheriff Motor
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PACKARD STRAIGHT 8 7-PASs. PHAETON
New top and paint; tires are GOOD. A
wonderful bargain for some one who has Use
for this type of car. Priced at aT25; terms.
Bob Ravne- 2nl2 IAfh 4
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CHEVROLET COUPE, -Refinished in
new DIco; f250 only 800 down. balance
$40 per month. owens Motor Co., es2S Ga.
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liner MAKES AT LESS MONEY.

HANKINS-NASH,
1929 14th-1333 l4th NV.
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sALE-AUroMoBnEs.

CHEVROLET COACH ls26--As clean as a
min: S3Ss Can arrange terms as low as
500 down, balance $40 per month owens
MotnT CO R32a Ga ave
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1913 h.-p. car: easy on gas and tires; 49,
inch wheel base; 4-wheel brakes OF course:
An Al car ready for your inspection and
approval. Price, $495. Now on sale at
Washinston's Best Used Car Market, l42a
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THE MELROSE. is43 CLIFTON ST NV
Attractive, desirable. modern 5-roUm ant. and
bath. equipped with Frigidaire; s62.50 per
month. Apply UNION STORAGE CO.. 7oS
Fla ave NV North l04
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RFrfifEScK, lass N. Y. AVE Pr. s2ss.

5339 WISCONSIN AVE.-ENTIRE SECOND
floor Of detached corner house; large rooms
and bath: modern; private entrance 'front.'
and rear; 2-car brick garage. Phone Clev"