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Christmas Salad.

Make three cupfuls Of stiff aspic Jelly
with stock and gelatin, seasoning well
When it megins to stiffen, stir In one
cupful of mayonnaise dressing, one
cupful Of large boiled peas and one
cupful Of chopped celery. Pour into O
fold and chill. When ready to serve,
turn out onto a bed Of lettuce leaves
With pimentos cut into strips form
poinsettias over the top and place stuff
ed olives around the edge.
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take the cup. At that moment he felt
the pressure Of q finger upon his shoail-
der. The drawing room was crowded
and several persons stood close to him,
Yet he did not know from which came
this gesture, which he Immediately as
sumed to be warning. Thinking
quickly, he said:
"Ah, madame, It is impossible that I
can permit your majesty to serve me-"
Then, turning the tea service adroitlv
about, he placed the cup Fredericka had
intended for him directly before her.
thL action leaving her cup before him.
The Queen turned pale. Charles John
watched her carefully. Had she really
intended some harm? With an effort
Evening star., 1930-12-15
A WASHINGTON DAYBOOK
By HERBERT PLUSrMER.

House forgot It's bitterness and reared
with laughter.
Speaker Carlisle gave him 4l0 for q
new suit and thanked him for accom-.
plishing what he had failed 70 do.
He Is an authority on all questions
concerning Congress. His daily mail
is filled with inquiries from people In
all parts OF the country, seeking IN
goes on the theory that the clerk OF the
House of Representatives is supposed to
know something about everything. And
every ones request is at least acknowI.
edged.
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A Useful Trick.
4 thing Of seeming small account
May 70 importance yet amount.
old Mother Nature.

Little things often prove to be most
useful, even more useful than some big
ger things that seem more important.
It is so all through life. You never
know how. soon some bit of knowledge
may become Of the greatest possible use
to you. SO never overlook and never
scorn little things. Aa7ee
Jerry Muskrat had told Stumpy, his
three-legged son, that he would show
him way to breathe under the ice
without going to the bank. where al
most always a little air is to be found
under the Ice. Stumpy reminded Jerry
OF this as they were preparing to 60
and look for some roots Of water plants
in the mud at the bottom Of the Snil-
ing Pool.
"You said that II there wasn't any
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viva SA1s
Now, on the eve
Of his golden an
niversary, he has
set for himself q
new tas k--th e
bringing about Of
q more orderly
method by the vari-
Gus States in for
many certifying to
the e lie ction of
members to the
House Of Represent
atives.
It's a rather deli
cate task, because
all Page can do Is
merely to m Ike
suggestions. But he
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Collar With Silk or Wooden Dress
BIZ MARY MARSHALL.

Here is the collar made Of fine linen
or georgette that you can make to wear
with q dark silk or wooden dress that
needs rejuvenation. You win need a
half yard Of yard-wide material and
about yards Of lace edging.
To cut the pattern follow the diagram
snown here. First draw q rectangular
Evening star., 1930-12-15

OR under the edge Of the bank beneath
the ice there would still be a way to
breathe. don't see how that Is posi-
ble," said Stumpy.
1T Is a little trick worth knowing" I"
replied Jerry. There are many little
tricks that come In handy all through
life. This is one. It might save your
Life some time
I'll take your word for that" replied
Stumpy, Now what is the trick?"
you follow me outside and do Just
as I DO" said Jerry. "I am going to let
my breath out. but notice Just where
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she controlled herself, took I'D the cup.
saluted the prince graciously, and drank
the contents to the last drop.
The next morning the Gazette of
Stockholm contained this brief para
graph:
THE Queen, Fredericka Dorothea,
the cause Of her death was 0eneraIlv
imputed to apoplexy."
(Copyright. lss0.)
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THE STARS
DAILY PATTERN
SERVICE

The partial belt treatment makes this
conservative dress very distinctive. Tha
unhroken line at the front gives the fiR-
ure height. A low placed circular
nounce adds an interesting swing 10
the shem.
It's amazingly chic and easily copied.
at substantial saving.
Style No. 127 may be had IN aizee Is,
l8, 20 years, 80, 80, 40 and A inches
bust.
1t makes up smartly IN feather.weigiit
tweed in the fashionable Borxieaaix red.
black and white or yellow and bruwn
mixture. =
Plain tweed In harmonidna shade =
used for the surplice shawl collar.
Black wool jersey Is uitra-chic Wff
white pique collar, which can b iao14
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MENU FOR A DAY.
BREAKFAST.
Orange Juice
Wheat Cereal with Cream
French Toast
Coffee

Orange Juice
Wheat Cereal with Cream
French Toast
Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Toasted Potato Sandwich
Gravy
Sweet Pickles spiced Pears
Molasses Cookies
Tea.
DINNER
Baked Slice Of Ham
Dreamed Potatoes Spinach
Lettuce Salad
French Dressing
Gypsy Pudding
Coffee
FRENCH TOAST.
Beat two eggs. and add one cup
milk. one tablespoon melted but
ter, one-half saltSpoon salt and
a grating Of orange rind: cut
slices Of stale bread into rounds
with q biscuit cutter, dip them In
the egg mixture and fry on both
sides In butter.
MOLASSES COOKIES.
Melt one cup shortening, add
one cup sugar. two cups molasses,
one cup milk and two beaten
eggs. Stir in three cups -four
sifted with two teaspoons soda.
One teaspoon salt and one table
spoon each Of cinnamon and
ginger. Add -four to make a soft
dough and let stand in o cool
place over night. In the morn
ing roll into q sheet, cut into
rounds and bake In hot oven.
GYPSY PUDDING.
Cut a slightly stale loaf cake
into slices and cut each slice
into halves. Spread generously
with either Jelly or raspberry
lam and then place cake together
80 that each slice forms small
sandwich. Line q serving dish
With the sandwiches and an hour
or 50 before serving pour over
them q rich boiled custard. Have
custard cool before adding TO the
sandwiches. Make q meringue OF
the whites of two eggs, sweetened
and fiayored to taste, and spread
over the pudding without brown
ing. Serve ice cold.
tccpsgiEht, tsse:l =
Y
Evening star., 1930-12-15

Since 1881, when he was appointed
page in the ONCE of the clerk of the
House, to the present, when he him.
self is clerk. Page has been at the dis
pOSal Of Represent
Evening star., 1930-12-15

For nearly . half century william
Tyler Page has served the House
Of faenresentativaa
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A reservoir to be constructed at
Kitchener, Ontario, viii have q capacity
Of 100000 gallons.
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sALE-SUBURBAN.
(Continued.l


(CanHnu
$3.50.
4room modern bungalow large lot; stores, trolley
and bus 20 city Former price, $500 An excel
lent home for small family Terms may be arranged.
$500.
groom modern dwelling poultry and brooder houses;
Is acres stream: near Falls Church very unusual price
for such desirable property nearby Washington
ACREAGE.
IS acres within 10 miles National Capital good for
trucking flowers and poultry stream We are authorized
sell as low $4,5O0; terms.
$50 acres fair improvements up Great Falls way Here
is the greatest surprise of the season. $500 per
THE LUTTRELL COMPANY,
PHONE FALLS CHURCH GO.
EAST FALLS CHURCH. VA
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WANTED TO RENT

Stock farm in Maryland or northern Vir-
ginta, suitable for raising horses. state
plumber Of acres, stalls and water Supply.
In order to secure attention, complete de-
scription OF farm must be sent. Address
Thoroughbred, Box 66-E. Star office.
HAVE Cash CLIENTS FOR d. c.. MD. AND
Va farm, acreage and waterfront properties.
EAST WASHINGTON REALTY CO..:
ITO 18th St NE, Lincoln l255.
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

FURNISHED HOUSE IN NEARBY VIRGINIA
to couple who will board two adult owners.
| Address Box l1-H. Star office.
GLEN ECHO, MD. 400 UNIVERSITY AVE:
2 rms, b.. porches; block to car: MI:
| lots. flowers, fruit; open. North Sass.
GLEN ned
porches. Open Sunday, SIS lOe BTyn
9utbulldingS, fruit $500 year. Phone Silver
TAKoMA PHRK-s-RooM. sEMI-DETACH-
$50; 8 rooms, baths. oil burner, $40; 4
| room apartment, S47.50; large store, main
siGs s sfs r g sos LILLE Citizens Bank
in 6eautifui country home; electricity; sink
acre r 81 srOnnd TaTety Of u
soob S seff owner y H TsffR
| East Falls Church. Va, =. r. D. No. l.
OXON HILL, PRINCE GEORGES CO.. MD,
SHn m tESm Sstsr prneSe Of kteh
en-. garden and raisins chickenS ABOUT ~
& acres Ssf Of SrC SEssE T%faahsk 5
MODERN 5.RooM HOUSE AND GARAGE,
OAK crest. Va. l27 Oak RIDGE Blvd.
FURNISHED SUBURBAN BUNGALOW,
s51s. rooms : . EnsssS Sunday Gs 4Ss
s4lS and AVE. NORTH WooDSIDE: Md
| Furnished, rooms. kitchen; bath porch and
.s srSt shO fSF silver sprinT i7ssM alter pm,
| weekdays or Sunday.
GROOM NEW BUNGALOW, TILE BATH
| and Kitchen: ami: garage: lot 75x20O. See
| e. A. HOWARD, High terrace and Fairfax
St, Bancroft, Va.
| ROOMS AND BATH, ELECTRIC LIGHTS,
| hot-afr heat; acres; chicken houses; garage.
At Edison lane and Rockville pike, opposite
Harper Golf Club. Keys at house adjoining.
| BLAIR-SILVER SPRING, Md
COS Gist avenue, cor FalklRnd-7 rooms,
i h w h.; two-car garage; nne neiEhborhood.
| Inspect today Phone Silver Spring Sc. 800
| 500 ROOMS AND BASEMENT; ELEC-
| tricity; mi: from Alexandria on Little
| CHERRYDALE, Vas FURNISHED or I'M
heat. Call after S pm, Clarendon ais
CENTRAL AVE, ST. PLEASANT
Bus at front door; 6-room bungalow; all
| improvements; acre ground; rent, $40 So
| story, Groom frame; water, heat, large
| lot; Edgar ay; near Central aV., Maryland
| park; rent $22.5 and $50. D. G. JOSEPH,
| 6lSt DIX St ne. Phone Line 9TH.
EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE; ALL MOD. IMPS.;
/ Eve acres land; Hyattsville; rent, 346
1,h EAST WA WASHINGTON re REALTY II, CO..
1855 MILLS AVE. N.E.................326 $500
| 81 Arundel ave, Hyattsville, Md
1879 Nd. ave, H1attsv;iiiie, Md rms, 'OOO
1 The best gasoline corner in Md 5000
/ APPLY DAVID s. VENEZKY,
Hyattsville, Md. Phone Connections
WANTED-SUBURBAN.
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

LARGE NEW COTTAGE. 8 ROOMS, ON
Rhode River, near Beverly Beach, fronting
directly on wide water. with 100 feet OF
sandS s s,sys,sn sfS SSa5 terms Fhone sb
PINEHUR6T-O N-THE-BAY, THE UNUSUAL
water front development; write tor free 70
leation maps. =. =. ROBINSON, Ill 3. Freo-
erick ST., BALTIC. Plaza 1892. Il
FOR BALE-cOTTAGE ON POTOMAC AT
&inpeon Landing, Roselyn. We; gLiee, S3o0
al ClAyenacn 17se, Mr.. FENN1N0.
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WOODBRIDGE. d. c.

Nll SOUTH DAkOTA AVE.
A splendid opportunity to pur-
chase a bungalow in this desirable
neighborhood at a very low price.
S rooms, tile bath, finished attic,
h.-w.h., metal weather stripping
throughout; screens and awnings
garage, beautiful lot with flowers
and shrubbery.
Call ATLANTIC 1881.
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WANT 10 RENT SMALL 6UBURBAN COT
tage or apartment, furnished. Phone North
HAVE IMMEDIATE ALL-CAsH BUYER, va.
suburban-5, 6 r. modern bung:. with city
water, good street, near bus: price right a.
home, Euclid st., clear except $1,000 list tr.,
trade for Va. suburban having 1-e r: house,
large trees, la. or more Thrifton location
desirable. Send full description and listing
ROBERT 8. HANsEL. INC,
Clarendon TT. Bids. Phone Clarendon, Va. 900.
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6EVEN-ROOM HOUSE. 52la ACRES, COOL
land. two large porches, barn, chicken house
farm; near Great Falls, Va. OWNER, ad-
dress BOX 25S-E, Star ONCE.
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SALE-SuBURBAN.

LANDOVER. MD:-7-RooM HOUSE; 6 LOTS;
a2,25O cash, $2,5o9 on time. OWNER. III
Spa St. Cottage City. Md. q
OVERSIZE LOT. DOUBLE FRONTAGE, LIB
orally Handicapped, fruit, berries. flowers and
shrubs. 5-room bungaloW' weather stripped,
f frE Tsrs sSee Chicken house E Excellent in
come. minutes depts. transpoTtatio,n
f psF cs Sd AGS GEs ESS Sa Ss s
ONCE. -
81 ACRES IN CHEVY CHASE CLUB SEC
Club and very near Burning Tree Club: An
or part at half the price OF less desirable
adjoining property w.. Ad dsE OWNER 1908
FOUR-ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW. ga
miles from White House; large lot; near e by bus
9a seho s2 csss s and sS pey MONTH
d dffm Realty Re- %TS CO. Nj. Vernon Frazier
sCs s ATSsSn Rdt xa Phones
estate once on left after passing Hoover
BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH BUNGALOW IN
Washingtons most attractive subdiyisionn;
i ri. g n As 10 yRSiS r. sfS8' 8:
NJ VeEnOn EIsEer ay an Ar nd ar ESss
s47-w-i. First real estate once on left
after passing Hoover Field. "
FOUR ACRES IN CORPORATE LIMITS, ON
for subdivision or industrial plant. BOX
ON MEMORIAL DRIVE, WEST OF CLAIR
rest home or club; unincumbered. Spacious
improved grounds. low price, terms arranged
S. L. Johnston owner on premises 90--
PARK LANE. WA FEW MINUTES FROM
the end OF Key Bridge. rooms and bath.
Lights nge ETa must Be-
Y cid w! wAaGAMAM & ,as sRAwNER' INC
GARRETT PARK. MDMe ROOMS 4 Bath;
floors. fireplace lawn shade and Ear an.
space. $3.50. Owner, Kenslngton l6o< 3O-
nv Arwr E.R
house SS ee acre land partly fenced for Chick
sRsras 81 At F1 $1,000 Geei BY oNR terms
dress BOX 4S7-E, Star once. q
RIM AND BATH ANIL; 1850, $SS
iioiss Before am
DO YOU WANT A BIG HOUSE WITH VERY
large somfoTta6e rooms ssv. at ro ysTy i s
bed rooms). sleeping porch. bath: hot-water
heat electricity, gas, city water and sc sewer:
located Hysttsvilie, three squares from Bal
timore boulevard and railroad station
Price. only $500. or slo.oOO with nve acres
EAST WASHINGTON REALTY CO.
7l0 9th Street Northeast. Lincoln l25o.
chickens successfully the land must be dry.
quickly drained and well shaded; That Is
s S OF Wood.S ots g n By 900
terms to suit No better lots for poultry
fAi'' EAsT WASHINGTON REALTY CO..
Tia 0tn Street NE. Lincoln 1858.
ONE ACRE, 5-RooM HOUSE: ELECTRIC
MOVERS excellent sarden soil two blocks to
JoaN sSs Il REss s4s.d sr Va
| on Lee Highway.
FOREST GLEN, MD.-sIx- Room MODERN
fsTss S Say ,CcC one BLOCK from
' l. IL 4. SxRsEE. EorsAt clan. nd. .
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WANTED-MONEY

LADY WANTS LOAN OF 500; WILL GIVE
as security. Address Box 18Th. Star ONCE.
WANT TO BORROW $780, End TRUST;
security, 7-room brick, h.-W.b. Address Box
41a-E. Star once.
FOR SALE AT 2sgo DISCOUNT, 50 600 and
trust note. 90 interest. payable $40 or more
monthly exceptionally well secured on Fair
fax farm; only 81 900 frst trust ahead OF 1t.
Address Box 24S-V, Star once.
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BEAUTIFUL
TAKOMA PARK
Beautiful Country
Home and
Well Established
Nursery Business

Just outside Takoma Park ON New
Hampshire ave. extended. Here Is Won
S Scm. SeTy to FaU% b SyS
large sun parlor and conservatory, with
or 10 acres Of land, part OF which has
been devoted to specializing in certain
bined lovely home and RrowinG busi.
ness, already established. Let me tell
you all about it.
S6,s50-No cash and only $50 q month
viii make this lovely little home your
willing to sacrifce $1,000 in his equity
and sell to responsible purchaser on
very easy terms; the spacious living
Thru French doors one can enter the
front bed room or library and side and
front porches. There is coy, furnished
rooms, inclosed sleeping porch and ga
rage. Located on paved street. about
8 blocks to the bus. Surely an oppor-
way to start home of your own.
ss,s5O-only $3.50 cash and ssO-ss5 a
month for this beautiful new Dutch
| colonial, built of English gray shingles
by a master builder; the lovely living
paneleG the conSenisnt Kitchen viii ds
light any woman. There are 8 cheerful
bedrooms, tiled bath, fine attic and ga;
house is situated in a new DEVELOPMENT
charming Sligo Creek; to be bordered by
i land Park IsVs and 'p Pannns co Smf
which will greatly enhance its value.
I will take your auto in trade on any
4 OF our homes.
Let Me Help You Choose Your Home.
MAUDE III. LAWRY
SHEPHERD 7S4e. as CEDAR AVE.
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sTROUT'S NEW CATALOG.
1000 Farm Bargains-Free.

l,UUU Farm OAR &a1nS-fIee.
$500 gets 1O4 acres, horses, cows, imple-
ments, hay included If taken soon; excel
lent for farming or sport; adtoins States
forest, trout stream on place, convenient
town; valuable wood, home orchard, pleasant
cottage, basement barn, etc. AGED owners
price 81. $50 for all, $500 cash; pg. 90: Rich
tractor farm, State I'd. picture beautiful Is
room brick house and 50x80-ft. basement
barn, Dc. 81; 1872 acres, 1o2 rich tillage: can
al be seen from hldgs.; stream, wood, fruit;
borders Penna. State hways, edge village.
Income s4,e15. Price only $500 including
horses, 10 cows, sheep, hog. $50 hens, trac-
third cash. Write today for free copy.
strout Agency, 1422-N, Land Title Bldg,
lO0-ACRE FARM m GOOD CONDITION;
lays well, natural drainage. fine soil and in
good state Of cultivation; wen watered:
On sOod road, near schools. churches and
stores; in Fairfax Co., Va, ID mi. OF center
Of washington.
Old farm house in fair condition, sur
rounded by beautiful lawn with abundant
shade; good barn and other outbuildinGS: d
lew acres of woodland and the balance under
cultivation.
NO better. bargain in a Farm In Va Priced
to sell at $500. Apply to A. 8. DONIPHAH
son, 40e Doniphan Bldg, Alexandria. Va.
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LARGE STOCK OR DAIRY FARM. EQUIP
ped, stocked; option to buy. Sons grad
yates. Owner only. Cash or shares Ad-
dress Box 34s-E. Star ONCE.
WOULD CONSIDER THE PURCHASE OF
small farm on one of the main highways
not more than ten miles from District line
IN Maryland that would be suitable for tea
house. Address Box 18th. Star ONCE.
WANTED TO RENT, WITH PRIVILEGE
froan S to is acres, about Broom house
with modern imp; must be on bus line and
give all particulars. Address BOX 355-E.
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SILVER SPRING.

SILVER SPRING.
Colonial house, r. and bath, all CONVEX
fences; real landscaping, rock garden, lily
pool; ~ acre: chicken house, $3.50; $500
cash, $50 month. Owner, 701 Silver Spring ave.
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RENT--FARMS,
WANTED-FARMS

NEARBY MD.-sMALL HOUSE, SMALL
acreage; garaae, cleo; good road, truck, poul.
cry, nursery. Address Box e-H, Star ONCE. g.
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WANTED-SUBURBAN.

So RM. Def. HOUSE OR BUNG., H-WH.,
snlnele' stucco or brick; s. or ". eXps.; gar-
oen or lawn preferred; mr.. bus or cars and
stores. Cash proposition IL terms right.
Possession May LIS. Reply at once. Ad-
dress Box Ole. Star once.
BUY AROUND 5 ACRES, 5 OR ROOM
bungalow, modern, within as miles Of Wash,
IN Nd. Address BOX 27-H. Star once.
PARTY WITH $4,000 CASH WISHES SMALL
pungAlow with good lot nearby suburbs.
address Boa 4Aa-E, Hkar once.
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REAL DAIRY FARM

Containing Approximately 200 Acres.
Not rundown property, but one Of the
best IN MONTGOMERY County, Nd; on paved
state pike about 20 miles from Washington;
well wstered and fenced; wonderful view OF
surrounding country and Sugar Loaf Noun
tain; ons S0-acre field has been in blue grass
Tor % years; modern dairy barn, silo and
complete dairy equipment. Splendid Groom
main house, city electricity; good tenant
house. Property has been under the same
mAnagement for 40 years. Priced ridicu-
lousy low, due to illness. Liberal terms to
responsible party.
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AT Auction

% farms, any size you desire, at your own
price and terms. Several houses. outbuild-
ing, running streams and electricity on prop
erty at Tom Brook, T. B., Md. where there
are churches schools and stores. IL miles
from District line on Leonardtown pike.
over Good Hope Hill road. Bus service.
3. at pm. Don't miss this opportunity.
J. NJ. MAUPIN, JR.,
Real Estate at Auction,
Phone CleV. OLGA.
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MOORE & HILL, INC,
SINCE 1000

Small Farm On Choptank r.
Attractive 7-Room Cottage.
3 acres, high fertile land; fishing, bath
Ing, boating at door: small spring stream
Through acre woodland; good all-year auto
road, Ia miles Denton; wonderful water
views; barn, poultry houses, fruit. Low price,
e230o Is less than value house; terms ar
ranged. J. ". Funk, bonded Strout agent,
Law and y. o. bldg. Denton. Nd.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

LOANS PROCURED ON AUTOS
OR STORE FIXTURES.
NJ. GREENBAUM. RIM. $50, TOWER BLDG.
18th AND K SITS. NV. NET. $500. a.
QUICK LOANS ON 1927. 1928. 1929 AUTOS
Lowest RAtea-Longest Terms.
S16 O st. NV, Room sol. Met. Al47.
WE BUY FIRST DEEDS OF TRUST NOTES
on vacant ground, building lots and acreage;
proved property FULTON r, GORDON.
Continental Trust Bldg. District 62Sl.
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TO LEND. 2nd AND Srd TRUSTS; 500 TO
$4,000 ON MARYLAND AND D. @. HOMES;
THREE DAYS TO COMPLETE TRANsAc-
c. F. WARING,
14ls p ST. NV. NATL sra.
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Falls Church, Va. 80.

WOODBRIDGE BAKGAINS.
4 rooms path; good condition; close in.
$4.T5O; 5000 down. $40 month.
rooms, tile bath: large lot; new paper
rooms; new stucco; tile bath, oak noors,
pantry, fireplace, cedar closet; large lot.
$3.50; $500 down, balance like rent.
rooms; new California bungalow, oak
floors, h.-w.h., panel paper. $500 down, $50
s rooms, 2 porches; emi-detached brick;
owner leaving city will sacrifice $1,000.
For largest list best buys, see
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.,
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sALE-HoUsEs.

ARMY oFFICKR, ORDERED ELSEWHERB,
SACRIFICING Cleveland Park brick home, 8
bed rooms, sun parlor, baths, Nokol oil
burner, buiit-in garage, awnings, screens;
beautiful corner lot, trees, shrubs and how
ers. Adams $685. So
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1O-ACRE POULTRY FARM, $500 CASH.
Send for handsomely illustrated catalogue,
details, Groom house, city conveniences,
shade, fruit, splendid land, close school, on
proposed State road modern poultry house
$50 H. long, brooder house, barn. garage,
feed house; widow, sacrifice for 5000; 81, 800
cash. Write BRAY 4 MACGEORGE, Estab.
fon1. ViNeland. N i
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-16

fashioned, and because he resents efforts
to make a modern out of him, when he
would much prefer to remain as he al
ways has been, he becomes crab and
his obstinacy is worse than that of a
mule.
Back alone with mother again. he
should be able to look forward to some
years of real enjoyment, but it is not
long before the youngsters take hand
in ordering the lives of the od-folks. For
the sake of family peace ma may side
with them, and if so dad is worse than
ever. He is just being mulish to make
things hard for mother. He's selfish and
a brute.
After he has Joined the great major
ity the youngsters look back and for a
time they see only the hard work that dad
did day after day to keep his family to-
gether, and they begin to realize that he
was pretty good sort after all, a model
husband and good father.
But If his will isn't Just what the
youngsters think it should be, the cry of
tightwad and worse reaches him in the
grave.
Perhaps the picture is overdrawn, but
it has happened all too often in real
life. Dad would be the first to acknowl
edge his faults and the last to boast of
his virtues. He can't help it if the fam
lily and the world misinterpret him and
his ways He goes along doing the best
he can with what he has.
Throughout his life he realizes he must
play second fiddle to mother and he is
proud of his station, nor would he try to
supplant her, for he knows her real worth
better than do her own children.
With his few little faults and his great
many virtues, dad is the salt of the earth.
He asks few favors and gives many. We
concede mother her right to first place,
but old dad is right behind her, the same
as he has always been, and when you
look his record over and are fair about it,
YOU realize that dad is entitled to his day
the same as mother, not one day but ev-
cry day in the year.