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pudding, vanilla sauce. coffee.
 California Rice for

California Rice for
 cups cooked rice tablespoons butter, tablespoons flour. cups milk, 12 teaspoon salt. IA teaspoon paprika, 12 cup chopped pimiento stuffed olives, 1-2 cup cheese. cnt fine. 1-2 cup rolled dried brea crumbs, 2 tablespoons butter, melted.
 Melt the 3 tablespoons Of butt er and add flour. When blended. add milk and COOK until creamy sauce forms. Stir constantly. Add rice, salt, paprika. olives and cheese. Mix and pour into a shall low. buttered baking dish and cover with crumbs, which have been mixed with the tablespoons of melted butter. Bake 20 minutes 'r moderate oven. Serve in dish in which baked.
 Apricot Bread Pudding for
 eggs, beaten. cup bread crumbs. cups milk. 1 cup cooked apricots. mashed. l-2 cup apricot juice, l-2 cup sugar, l teaspoon Val nilla, l-4 teaspoon lemon extract IA teaspoon salt. , tablespoons but, ter. melted.
 Beat eggs and add crumbs ani milk. Let soak for minutes. Ado other ingredients and pour into buttered baking dish. Bake 20 min. utes in slow oven. Remove ant add meringue.
 MeringlIe
 egg whites, stiftly beaten, ta, blespoons sugar, IA teaspoon bakin; powder
 Beat egg whites until stiff, ads sugar and beat until creamy. Adt baking powder and roughly pile oa top the pudding and bake Is min, Utes in Q very slow oven.
 Vanilla Sauce
 2-S cup sugar. 1 tablespoon flour Is teaspoon salt. l-2 cups water egg yolk tablespoons butter, ] teaspoon vanilla.
 Blend sugar, flour and salt. AiI water and cook until mixture thick ems a little. Add egg yoli and but- ter and cook minute. Beat min- utes and add vanilla
 Luncheon Menu
 Cream of celery soup. toasted wal CTS, veal loaf and mushrooms, bug tered green beans, hot rolls, crao- berry jelly, stuffed peach sala1, mince tarts, coffee.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-02

There is very little around Farm CT Browns that Chatterer the Rcd Squirrel does not know about. Cha terer is naturally inquisitiye. He is naturally filled with curiosity. B.. | ing such a small. spry person, he usually manages to gratify his curiosity. Chatt"rer is. as you know. very clever small person. He .s one Of the smartest of the small people in the Green Forest So wh n
 he sets out 10 do d thing he usually ilnds q way. It may take him some time. but sooner or later he finds d way.
 Ch&ttercr likes corn. Always he manages to lay in pretty good sur- ply before the corn is huskod aql put in the corn crib. That corn crib has always besn d source of tcmpta- ton to Chattercr. There have been times when he envied sammy Jay his wings, Nop know that corn crib stands on stone posts. Chattercr can- not climb those stone posts There IS a short flight of steps up to .he door, but even there there is 70 place for a Squirrel to get in unless the door happens to be left open. Many times Chattercr has sat ani studied that corn crib, trying to sye way Of getting into it. Many times he has seen Sammy Jay fly over and pick out a few grains of corn from between the cracks and has ground his teeth because there was no way for him to get a share
 One day in early winter very ear ly in the morning, Chatterer hal gone over to Farmer Browns door yard to See what he could find there. Black Pussy had surprised him anl to escape her Chatterer had scam- pered up q clothes post. in the ton of which he mad sat and scOlded Gs only Chatterer can scold. Black Pussy pretended she was going 10 climb up, and Chatterer scolded 70 fast that it is wonder he didn lose his breath. AS last Black Pussy gave up and went off under the back porch.
 Chattcrer was just preparing 70 run down to the ground and scar- per to the nearest tree, when those bright beady little eyes of his made a discovery. He stopped scolding. He sat still and stared to make sure that his new discovery was just what it seemed to be. You see, he had just discovered that a clothes line had been stretched from that clothes post to a corner of the corn crib, and that was the incest kind
 of bridge for a natural born tight rope walker like Chattcrer.
 ! He looked hastily all about 10 500 that no one was watching him. NEt even Black Pussy was in sight C'hatteror Crcpt out q little way JI the clothes line. Everything seemed all right. He crcpt farther. This WIS too good to be true. He looked back once, then he fairly ran the rest Of the way across. From the clothes line he could reach the edge of tEc
New Britain herald., 1930-01-02

side with q similar good result.
 More than three months after tho operation the results were still maintained The procedure is one of the most difficult known to modern surgery, but the results so striking as to cause the invosti- gators to believe that the surgical control of this disease is an accom- plished fact.
 One of the significant obscrv&- tions of the current year has been the establishment of the fact that life expectancy after forty years of age has decreased by one year dur ing the past quarter century.
 The conditions which carry mon off after middle age are those asso- ciated with degenerative diseases, such as high blood pressure, and diseases of the heart, kidneys and blood vessels.
 It has been the general impress sion that degeneration of the tis- sues is to some extent aSSoCiat II with diets containing insufficient amounts of the necessary vitamius which arc found particularly m fresh fruits and vegetables. For years the diet of the American peo- pie consisted primarily of meat, po- tatoes, coffee and sugar.
 Finds Diet at Fault
 Dr. Lowell Langstroth of Sln Francisco carefully recorded the diet of 501 people with degenera-
New Britain herald., 1930-01-02

New York, Jan. 2.--The sweep of the drug store counter luncheon has been a blow to quick cateries in the business and manufacturing districts. While 100 lunch rooms were being shuttorcd last month. more than 2J0 drug stores were opening for busi- ness.
 Signs that used 10 herald "Eat" HOW read Drugs" Not only at tha noon hour. but at breakfast time, they arc crowded. Many make no prctcnse of selling drugs - save cough drops, hand lotions, hair re- storers and the like. They cash i1 on the sandwich trade huge chain drug stores have built mp.
 In the Times Square district there arc a dozen so called drug stores that do not employ gradual . pharmacists. One observes frankly in a window sign: We fill no pre- scriptions." Still another docs not even handle cosmetics or proprietary medicines. Only soft drinks and >IOuNlCnCS.
 One of the big appeals is the swift service, but the greatest attrar- ton of all is their strictly New York psychology. There are thousands who do not like to be seen entering or leaving the modest Cafctcrias. one armed lunch rooms and auto mats.
 The drug store camouflage hides such embarrassment. They may. toE all those who see them know, be merely dropping in for a simple drug store purchase. Such foolish vanity is responsible for a half dog CT holeinthe-wall drug stores ln almost every midtown block.
 Luncheon fare for thousands of office workers consists of a san l. Wich and a soft drink-which to the uninitiated sounds monotonous. Y"t an investigator walking from Herald Square to Columbus Circle na Broadway found 234 different sand wiches. Also 152 different soft drinks. But no drink ologist yet has thought up one for the thirsty 10 touch long cool drink from q rusty dipper.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-02
BY DIR. MORRIS FISHBEIN Editor Journal of the American Medical Association and of Fly
geia, the Health Magazine

RaynauG's disease is one of the most peculiar conditions known to scientific medicine. In this condition the eXtremites, either the arms or the legs, become blue and indeed proceed to gangrene. There are neuralgia pains, diminished sensibll- ties of the skin and a general sen- sation of coldness. The disease oc- CUTS more often in women between IS and 40 years of age, although
New Britain herald., 1930-01-02
YOUR HEALTH

Editors Note: This is the fourth of a series of six articles in which pr. Morris Fishbein summarizes the accomplishments of medical science during the year 1929.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-02

Another dish that has mo gal loping around town ringing door bells is called appropriately enough The Lark-ciunamon apples with marShmallow dressing.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-02
pICkLI.D PEACHES

Nothing is finer to garnish fried chicken. lamb chops or breadcd veal outlet than picklsd peaches.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-02

A new dessert is Ice Cream Jerit:a a ball of ice cream rolled Tn chocolate and covered with mer- ingue. l can bust out in a moan just thinking about it.
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was all. A new hotel is 10 slice up it's front with cubicle shops and ser eral apartment houses are to let down the bars in the same manner. Such rentals are so stupcndous thrt few building owners can resist them. Two hotels pay their entire ovcrhea ] with this rental revenue.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-02
EEa Menus 9f&sDayk kN|
California Rice Is Tasty
 Dinner Menu
By Mrs. Alexander George

California rice. buttcred spinach, bread, winter conserve, head lettuce and French dressing, apricot bread
New Britain herald., 1930-01-02

A gentleman to q lady as thSY emerge from a mans hat store: What in the world were you laugh ing att"
New Britain herald., 1930-01-02

Copyright, 1880, McNaught
 Syndicate, lnc.)
New Britain herald., 1930-01-02

David Belasco. the theatrical pro ducer, has a Boswell on his payroll. He is q former newspaper editorial writer and he has for ten years sat in at important Belasco conferences and attended rehcarsals. He has '2- corded in minute detail all the showman's activities and conversa- ton. It will be his job after Belas- cos passing 10 boil the material down to two volumes. arrangements having already been made for Its publication.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-02

BoraiWayiZation of Park avenue a streak of vulgar trade peeps through the soft buff elegance. Until recently, few tony auto salons glaced the southcrnly strip and he.e and there an ''apothecary shop" dc luxe cafe or florist. But that
New Britain herald., 1930-01-02
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY JANUARY 2 1930
tHATTLRIR FINDS \ WAY
By Thornton W. Burgess

Somehow, sometime, I'll find q
 way. There always is another day
 -Chattercr the Red Squirrel
New Britain herald., 1930-01-02

The metropolitan huntsman is not always the rugged, stalwart type of popular imagination. One of New Works crack deer and moose hunt CTS is a florist. head lined dile.- heads in q city of foppish dressels. But in the woods, he becomes savage killer. The aguc that comes even 10 experienced hunters in eN- citing moments never touches him. And he has been praised by old guides for his adoptncss in the ar'. to use the inclcgant term, of gu ting a deer"
New Britain herald., 1930-01-02

Sporting Endurance Note: The most untirng trout fisherman is Rex Beach and Irwin Cobb is the last to quit at duck shooting.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-02

Juniors matter-of-fact statement that his father would have hit Harry Underwood in the same manner IS Junior had hit his cousin Roderick, if he had the same provocation. made me completely change my line or argument with him. wasted TO time in correcting the atrocious slang in which he couched his statement. And I abandoned in continently the example of adult behavior l had set up before him.
 Suppose you tell me about it, Junior, just as it happened" I said
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
PROHIBITIONS

S12-5th ST. N.W.-812.
Have 100, automobiles of every description
that must be sold, $40 to 5000. Best prices,
S12-5th ST. N.W.-S12.
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sALE-AUroMoBTLEs.


(Continued.l
PACKARD 9 sEDAN-LTA5o. is2e-s52s: an
exeepEonally clean lob throughout. Paint,
payment. cSn Be N seen al Emerson q ofms.
PEERLESS SEDAN. 1927, series so; n excel
sTms oH1er Tvs Ri g 81 n%
'0NTIAC BIG s COUPE. Ie29-Looks Ike
3 sew, ss75. 1928 sport roadster rumble seat,
iSsss is sEm 81. n.w. 1 open TN pm r fnes'
-PoNTIAc '36 ,CoAcH-sss down, sI4.ss per
Any eo WarTrton Motor csr
Co, 203S 18th st. NV. Potomac o044.
PONTIAC 1928 CABRIOLET; thoroughiy re-
terms. Ssaton Garage, IS seaton St. ne.
PONTIAC DE Luxe 2-DOOR SEDAN. 1873;
trunk, slip covers, heater, etc; this is prac-
tti n new car ssston GARAGE % Sea
WsrFiTSton MO sST. Car Co. aOsS nth st.
REQ PLYING CLOUD COUPE: 1895; In ex-
cSellent condition throughout; looks and runs
pek 1 Mpy as rn IsS s4 as many ne Lincoln Tldf
sTEARNs-KNIGHT Touring, sIs5-Looks
good and runs good Emerson orme.
STUDEBAKER SEDAN, l92EFine condition;
good tires; se5 cash. Also ave others under
s sfTI se5 5sSS Motors $3.50 Georgia ave-
sTUDEBAKER 1929 PRESIDENT "s' Sport
De Luxe Roadster wire wheels. This. car
see Il to % soq pre e rsS seaton ss
IS seaton ns st. n.s. NoTth s 1859 .'OH ~f~'e'
sTUDEBAKER COACH-sz0 down, s24 per
car Co. soss iSt tan 81 NV. Potornsc a. 80
e01dhA nsde and out ReSSy q &C. bsn
gain, S65 All new curtains. iii 18th W:
wHIPPET COACH. 1929, 6-cylinder; lowest
In exceIlent cSndition; your our; car in trade;
terms. 2 New York ave.
1873 CHEVROLET COACH; practically new
cheapesE neT car maze? pueo %
fort, dependability. beauty and economical
price, s12s Wallace Motor Co., 1884 18th
1923 NASH STANDARD SEDAN, 4-sioor; com
to match; perfect mechanically and q beau
tiful car at an Exceptionally loT y.sp r ,s.h
st. NV North is36.
1928 NASH SPECIAL ,CABRIoLET; recondi-
t tTSnr eoS3on 9s DsTect SIX %See
nrssss Ruco wss sa Motor tuH Co fs iGs
1923 CHEVROLET COACH; finish and up
holstery are excellent, tires are Eood, engine
lace Motor Co, 1903 Z st. NV. Dec. 1880.
AUToMOBILEs by auction az Wsschlcr,s
$40 Pa. ave. NV, every wednesday and
Saturday, 10 am.
DIAMOND TAXI, 20 Peerless, completely
equipped with meter; Just ovcrhauled; ready
foT sery1ieess3 Down payment very low Can
REPOSsEsSED cARs-sorle very late mod
els-Fords, ChevroletS, E-sexes, Plymoutns,
OaklRnds, etc, some 1875 models, Just IKE
new, san be had on very low down pay;
ments and low month"; payments. It will
pay you to come and zee US before you buy.
National Auto Sale Co, Granam-PaisEe
. m evenings l.
20 Franklin Sedan, new.
20 Franklin Convertible Coupe, new.
'2o Franklin Roadster, new.
20 Graham Paige Sedan, 5000 miles.
% Chevrolet Coach.
% Chevrolet Roadster.
II Buick Standard 2-Door Sedan.
70 Buick Master 4-Door Sedan.
20 Chrysler 20 Coach.
rs Chrysler 20 Coupe.
70 Nash Special Sedan.
rs Dodge Sedan.
II Essex Sedan.
FRANKLIN MOTOR CAR CO.,
346 Pa. Ave. NV.
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sALE-AUTOMoBILES.

BUY NOW!
WE HAVE THE GREATEST
SELECTION OF
O.K'D USED CARS AT
THE LOWEST PRICES IN
OUR HISTORY.
NOTICE LOW DOWN
PAYMENTS.
SPECIAL
1929 CHEVROLET
COACH
lin absolutely perfect condition.
i New oversize balloon tires. Com
plete with bumpers, spare tire, etc.
Very special at $1l3 down.
-; als7;C 1927 Chevrolet 4-door sedan, dark
ment only $50; balance small payments.
222a-c., Late model Jordan S-pass. sedan.
SSES sScsIsn on Pc n9s fs to see this
1926 Ford. Tudor ,sedan-Looks and runs
only SAT; balance easy,
1929 Model Ford Tudor-Just the condi-
Fully eauipped. Down payment, only sSS
2o-A. 1929 Chevrolet coach--very low
mileage and In wonderful running condi-
sapipped. including trunk; only Sis down. own
ms; 2sa4 e. 1929 cssYFoIst coupe; L9oks and
e ely5ss Duco: bumpers and spare tire. Only
l4-A 1929 Chevrolet coupe. One Of the
hS on the r .t
course. onlS sea down payment, bal easy.
2s2l-c.. 1927 Chevrolet coach. Rennished
covers; Tires and motor excellent Complete
down and SIC per month. ~ H' '''
1928 Chevrolet coae is,c very economical
ped t Only 'ss doSn Sslsnss sasy ' equip
a2as. 1928 Chevrolet sedan-Low mileage.
A privately owned car that has had the
spare tire. etc ony ss snd down. S1s
balance easy.
TRADE IN YOUR OLD CAR.
SO Others.
Down Payments on Some as
Low as SIS.
R. L. TAYLOR MOTOR CO.,
Used Car Dept.
l4th at T St. NV. North 1900
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"TREW VALUES. !"

$3.50 down win buy 1928 Chevrolet Con-
is practically no wear on this car.
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Chevrolet Coupe, 1923.
cut Is II r PspSa ssnd pSF5E rOEs
susrsnt sSSr 1855 1856. ''"aH'AH' T. a. anu
Jordan Sedan, 1926.
Eisht-cylinder, 5-passenger sedan, 5 excel
lent tires, upholstery and paint exception
any 5000 Jumpers ana 5qmpe.ettes: trunk
mseEanic s6ndition sos o Easy s ssTas.
Chevrolet Sedan, 1927.
The man who originally owned this car
knew how to take care Of It. Bumpers front
and sold with an o. K. that counts. ;2s5
Chevrolet Coach, 1925.
Here's reliable, economical transportation
s saS Tres. s sis5. Bumpers slip covers
Chevrolet Coupe, 1929.
Just the car for q salesman or q travel
ing man. Its famous six-cylinder engine has
y up to Rood rt so
with an Q. K. that counts. s475.
1929 Essex Coach.
A popular car with an o. K that counts"
ct an unusually low price, Motor. finish
and Sp s1 are IN excellent condition
Hudson Coach, 1927.
very clean car inside and out. excellent
price, s275.
Chevrolet Coach, 1923.
Splendid condition throughout, fully eauip-
ped beautiful blue Duco finish. 1926 With
an Q. K. that counts.
Chevrolet Coach, 1927.
Fully. equipped, excellent tires, splendid
;sranteed. $3.50.
Many Other Exceptional Values
to Choose From.
EASY TERMS.
BARRY-PATE MOTOR CO.,
ISIS Sherman Ave. NV.
Adams 600. Open Evenings.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
USED CARS WITH AN
o. X. THAT COUNTS"

USED CARS WITH AN
o. X. THAT COUNTS"
Chevrolet Coach. Practically a new
car. Tires, paint and mechanically excel
lent. real bargain at $500.
Chevrolet Coupe. 1s2s-Looks. runs and is
feet all around. six-cylinder bargain for
only $500.
Chevrolet Coach, 1s27-New paint. good
rubber; S185.
$3.50
Chevrolet Sedan. 1e2s-Good paint and
tires; sass.
Chevrolet Coupe. i92S--very good con-
ditton throughout; $500.
Chevrolet Coach, ls26-Good paint, tires
and mechanically ok; 500.
Essex Coach. ls2s--only SIS.
Ford Roadster, 1o27-A buy at $780,
Buick Master Six 4-passenEer Coupe, 1927
I'm perfect condition throughout; S325.
LUSTINE-NICHOLSON
MOTOR CO.,
Hyattsvile, Md.
Phone Hyattsville 1920.
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$685. down will buy 1880 d. A. Dodge
Sedan demonstration, fully equipped; new
car guarantee. Only used about 90 days.
Cannot tell from new car.
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Many Others to Choose From.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
NORTHEAST OLDSMOBILE
SALES & SERVICE.
81 H st. NE. Metropolitan $3.50
| Branch Show, Room, 654 Penna. Ave. e.
Phone Lincoln 574i. 90"
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SITS down will buy o 1928 Dodge Sedan
This car is ready to take you anywhere.
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$3.50 down will buy a 1878 Pontiac Sedan.
Many miles OF unused transportation.
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.s2l5 down will buy 1927 Buick Sedan
satisfying service,
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WANTED-ROOMS
Observation-Disclosures

DOWNTOWN-"sAvE CAR FARE"-ONE &
TWS room; , newly decorated completely fur
Weesiy rate rates m soi ftca g. w slds
lac 18th ST. N.E.-3 LARGE ROOMS, NEW
gas hon. i5 snE D ktShen
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED. ON and
large rs hying.bed room. dinette, kitchen, gas
cabinet and sink iSrss porch jsnitor re serV
monh n0es hsF o 2Spg frH snE Rark
ls41 CALVERT ST. N.W.-CoMPLETEfY
ADAMS iSdEnasne sfac rooms kitchenette and bath
1885 CALVERT sT.-3rd FLOOR, 3 ROOMS,
bath: every convenience; married couple or
sseSstnieo women. Seen MORNINGS or $50 to
GIPSWIC STUDIOS-TWO ROOMS, K. D.
ana O.; wood-burnins nreplaces; completely
roomi lot %,.h imn radste ,oecupSney; one
-. :. - 80 = 'Di"Oe' i0iA 1O'n 81; az ss:"'
1904 PARK RD. NV ROOMS, KTTCE.
einettei bath continuous hot water. electric
ToWN-ATTRACTfVE. COMPLETELY
iut.niishea housekeeping apartments. sunny,
dIieti $50 "a. and $685. including gas. electric
TWO LARGE ROOMS AND. Sun PARLOR,
kitchen completely eauipped. gas and cleo
T6ssser moaeSa iis ss Lsnsr a. SS
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY 10 RENT BEAU
ninnliy furnished apartment in new Club
rooms. two baths; overlooking delightful
gaI6ens and grounds. Apply manager, Club
HHuni1iding' Conn. ave. at Tilden st. Cleveland
1-RooM. AND B. APT IN LOVELY PRT-
vats residence: outside rooms; large grounds
suitable for gentlemen. Col. O0e5 Il
THE SANTA. ROSA-ATTRACTTVELY FUR.
nlsned housekeeping apt, 2 rooms, kit, hall
ana bath; every modern convenience, Resi-
dent manager. l7i2 nth
3506 18th ST. N.W.-LIVING ROOM, BED
room, bath, Kitchen, attractively furnished,
500 months gas, cleo, phone included; adults
APT. UP TO DATE, EXCLUSIVELY FUR
nlsned, suitable for couple bachelors; rent
reasonable; maid service. 2525 Pa ave NV
Sl4 CONN, CLOSE IN-LARdE, / R.,
knette, b.. comp, $1,000 up; rooms, IS wk.
up; cont. b. W. GOOD heat. SIM r., SIS mo
DUPONT CIRcLE.NEW CORNER APART
place, beautifully furnished; exclusive neigh.
borhood. 1907 2lst NV. 2Ss
LARGE LIVING, ROOM KTTcHENETTE,
dtnette and bath. Well furnished; good
neighborhood. Phone Potomac 25A0-W.
25i2 Que st. NV. Apt. 10l
PARK-LEE. 1880 PARK RID. NV. NEW;
Frigidaire excellent location. /, 2 and
lovely large rooms, large reception hall, din,
XII. path, exposures SEQ, 9T2.50, $780,
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ROOMS-FuRNISHEn

IEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, lT28 goth st. NV
'front.' room. adjoining bath, constant hot
Fater, $40: private family 2@
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

1908 COLUMBIA RD.-Clean, cheerful. nicely
furnished front room, second floor; ali con-
venlences; reasonable; private home; gentle
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1875 IRVING ST. NV.
one room, kitchenette and private baths
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1888 goth ST. ROOM, KITCHEN, BATH.
furnished dr IN antique soft green walls; $40.
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$685. down will buy q 1923 REQ Flying
Cloud Sedan. All you could want-speed
beautiful lines. Less than one-half its first
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1888 NEAL ST, Me- ROOMS. KITCHEN.
heat, gas, electricity; reasonable, Is
935 KENNEDY ST. NV AND 8 ROOMS,
s55. Janitor or Adams 057l. y
sac ST SE.-5 ROOMS, TIE BATH
All modern improvements S3B month. Call
LIN. 201o. 1es
sos ST. NE.--e ROOMS AND BATH, 3id
all bright rooms.
TWO ROOMS, KrTCHENETTE.- BATE
large rooms, southern exposure, nne locas
tom reasonable. ais Nd. ave. ne Ga,
CONTINUED on Next PaEe.J q
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BUY WITH CONFIDENCE
BARRY-PATE.
BETTER THAN
USED CARS.
WITH AN O. K. THAT
COUNTS.

Chevrolet Coupe, 1928.
This car is In splendid condition through
out. Equipped with bumpers parking light
and good tires. Mechanically o. K. and
guaranteed. &335.
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ROoMs-UNFURNISHED

COLORED-l4l5 18th ST. NW.-Furnished
rooms; refined family; men or couples
steam heat. North 1850.