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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-26
MARINE FLYERS SAFE
Two Reach Post After Trek in
Jungles After Crash.
BY the Asssciated Press.

BY the Asssciated Press
MANAt A, Nicaragua. July u.s.
Sergt. Cor ION W. Heritage and Corpl.
Orville B. Simmons, United states Ma
rine aviators, who made a forced land.
ing 90 miles from Logtown Wednesday,
reached Puerto Cabezas last night.
They burned the disabled plane ana
for a time other ships circled over
head to protect them from ambush.
but on the second day Of their trek
the overhead guard lost sight OF the
caStaways in the jungle
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOS. ]. OWENS SON, AUCTIONEERS,
1881 Eye Street Northwest.
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Four
Story and Basement Modern
Office Building Known as
Premises 141S K. Street
Northwest.

BY virtue of a certain deed of trust duly
recorded in Liber No. 6l47: folio 39l ct seq
bia, and at the request of the party. secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees Will sell at
FRIDAY, THE THIRTY. FIRST DAY OF
JULY, AID. 1881, AT FIVE O'CLOCK p. M,
situate in the District OF Columbia, and
designated as and being lot in Kidwel's
corded in Liber r. w. at folio li3 in the
once OF the surveyor for the District OF
Columbia.
Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed OF
trust with an unpaid balance, for about
be announced at time of sale; the purchase
price above said trust to be paid in cash.
ancing, ecording, etc: at purchasers cost.
Terms to be, complied with. within thirty
days. otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property may be advertised and resold at
the discretion Of the trustees.
RppSSEER I 4 WcHIIAIFEKk ,
jy21-d&dAincSu Trustees.
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WANTED-ACREAGR.

TO 10 ACRES WITH SOME IMPROVE
m nni, outskirts Of Metro2olitan area, Mont:
property. location, membrances and inn
pTovementS Have cash. Address Box
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

PTNEY POINT SHORES. MD.-LoTs $50 90
MAN l Thomas circle. Decatur 400.
SEE CEDARHURST ON CHES BAY-RE-
fined, Summer colony. 20 miles D C.. near
Shadyside. Nd Lots and cottages for sale.
BAUMAN 4 HEINzMAN. / Thomas cir.
HERRING BAY VIEW (DEALE BEACH.
Pick your water front lot now. Fishine.
grabbing, boating, bathing; very reasonably
priced lots; small cash payment; terms to
tional 1892 Sunday, Decatur 2l32.
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SALE-ACREAGE

1872 ACRES NEAR CONGRESSIONAL. COIN
try Club. Beautiful estate. country: sacri
nee price. Write OWNER, Box 81. Bethesda,
NC 29s
80 A. WOODED. STATE ROAD, ADJOINING;
town, Waldorf. Bargain price for quick sale.
dist. 5006. 37s
CEMETERY SITE-PERMIT GUARANTEED
Generously financed. FULTON r, GORDON,
PEOPLES ms. Bldg. Dist. 5231.
BEAUTIFUL LANDSCAPED, STATELY FOR
est shade in quantities to suit for those
wanting estates. in the zone OF Mass ave
extended FULTON R. GORDON, Peoples
Ine So21
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A. l.. KELLY & SONS,
Phone Clar 223. lnSA

Including h.-w.h; beautifully wooded lot;
nearby to school, church, car and bus lines.
Your last chance TO get a house in Wood
mont Court. near Cherrydale, Va. Open
for inspection Sunday. Turn left of Lee
Highway at Lyon Village Service Station.
follow signs to property. located at l3l
Malvern ave. BRUMEACK REALTY CO.,
phone Clarendon 1902. Res. 1921.
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EXCRANGR.

7-ROoM AND .2-BATH HOUSE IN CLEY
d4sss aSs essE z lot star or s uncle
s Ssna one CLYDE srSf eSshas fSr gro hoS s
EXCHANGE BROOM HOUSE. DOUBLE GA
rage; a m /; near M. Alto, for 6-room house
baths. bed rooms. for equity in small
ONCE
SMALL RENTED INCOME PROPERTIES,
n nom west o. 18th or Chevy Chase Ada5TesS
mond. to S 1t, for equity in apt: house
and add cash If necessary. Adams ss52.
SALE-INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
THREE SMALL CIR. BRICKS. ONE TRUST
coIored $500 each; no agents Address BOX
City subdivision of l40 lots fronting on the
per lot, on terms; act quickly. Address Box
461-X. Star office.
SIX NORTHWEST BRICK HOUSES, RENT
ing at approximately. $780, 90 month; four
have rooms and bath. two have 9 rooms
e en for the s sx a. sN
oo7 18th st. NV. Phone Dist. 1896.
NEAR ard AND oAKDALE SITS. N.W.-6 R.,
price. $4,000; rents for for sac. 80. w. McKIN-
LAY. branch ONCE. 1926 You st. North 1907
CHAIN STORE.
Beautiful new corner brick store with
basement; leased for years to big grocery
chain. No safer investment for your funds
Priced to show Better than lofs on entire
cost. or 49, on actual money invested.
MckEENER & GOSS. INC,
$40 Shoreham Bldg. Ma. 1850.
$1750.'
IS Fenton ST. ne.-Renting for 3is month
ly. A good investment.
HARRY A. OLIkER Co.
1920 st Nat. 1897.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
LARGE CORPORATION FORCED TO MOVE
from Washington desires 60 sublet its suite
o 81 looms rooms in modern. centrally located
arranRed: Address BOX 20i-z. Star once.
232T 18th ST N.W-TwO FRONT. FIRST
moor rooms for once CT small business on
car lines. commercial street: reasonable.
DESIRABLE pes PR1yAA;TE OFFICE OR Or
service II desired National 4iss
OFFICE SUITABLE FOR DENTIST; PLUMB
ing; etc, in place End floor front, new
ppplldlng Also 4-room apt. available sOS-s
sl7 nth ST. N.W.-2nd-FLoOR FRONT,
large rooms; rent reduced to $3S. Kahn
5ll 18th ST. NV.
Entire 6th floor for lease. suitable for
square Of feet ss at !! pef sauar. fgot
Freight and passenger elevators. janitor
service; This excellent downtown loca-
forced to move SeDf owing to the Govern
ment's new building projects.
DISTRICT NATL BANK BLDG,
section. Single rooms and suites. $3.50
up. Excellent location for insurance
business or business school. See superin-
tendent on premises.
14Oo L ST. NV.
In the heart of the business section.
o fo6s . nse to sO en nts suts s to sp ss
H. G.. SMITHY CO..
Successors to Business OF
14ls Eye St ' Nat 5sO4.
ATTORNEY PREFERRED.
once for rent. furnished, in suite Of Z
rooms: stenographer. etc.
Room soS, Distrist Natl Bank Bldg.
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-LOfS.
QUICK CASH FOR BARGAINS IN LOTS OR
and location. Box 1858 City p. o. ''-''
WILL PURCHASE A BUILDING SITE IN
one OF the following sections only: aurora
Hills. Jefferson, Park, Oakcrest or virginia
Highlands. If you have a real bargain
write, giving lot and block number, price
and complete terms in your first letter. Adj
dress BOX 1907. Star office.
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POTOMAC RIVER.

Acreage for sale f. the metropolitan area
between Washin- AC and Fort Washington,
Men with Or shSse gns or ar
acre and up; this is an unspoiled. close-in
territory, abounding in wooded hills and
valleys with water and land views uTsvr-
passed around the Capital city. For all
thentic information about the Potomac see
THEODORE F. MENK,
specializing Potomac River Properties,
a427 Eye g. NV. Dist. 444o.
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IN VIRGINIA

one 6 miles WASHINGTON on 2O0-ft Lee
Boulevard, one 8 miles washington on Lee
Highway Sale or lease. Terms.
MARGARET e.. CREW T..
Phone Falls Church 800
CLARENDON-6-RoOM. 2-STORY DWELL
ing; ami; open fireplace, city water;
rase: lot lOOxl25; sacrificing at $4,000; rca-
sonable terms
5-rcom bungalow. modern. city water:
blocks from Clarendon Station, good loca-
ton price. $500. easy terms.
5-rocm and bath bungalow; price, 50 ESQ;
40
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INVESTIGATE THIS. SAVE MONEY.
fft,1
National 1888 Sunday. Decatur 2ls2. =
BUY FROM O\NNEI

DO 7 7 INNJ-I Wv Y In.
New bungalow. rooms. tile bath, oak
floors. h.-w.h, cedar closet, pantry, cleo.
di5hwasner; also garage Only $3.50: on
terms; Just one left. Act quickly PERRY
BOSWELL. Prince GEORGES Bank Bldg, Mt.
Rainier. Md. once open from 8 IN. TO /
NJ Sunday
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VA. BARGAINS.

Modern 5-room bungalow. 2 acres, wooded
equipped for chicken raising; / mile west of
Wash Golf & G. Club; on hard-surfaced
road: only $500. Modern 5-room stucco
BUNGALOW. large. beautifully handicapped lot:
IN Falls Church $3.50. Partly modern
5-room bungalow on Wilson Blvd l mile
west of Clarendon; $4,000 Modern 5-room
BUNGALOW; splendid neighhorhood: in Cherry
dale; trees large lot; $3.50. Modern 4-room
BUNGALOW, beautifully wooded lot: near
Thrifton; only s4750 Call us for particU-
BRUMBACK REALTY CO..
Phones: Office. CLARENDON 1902. Res 1921.
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WOODBRIDGE. D. C..
TWO SUMNER SPECIALS WE
WANT YOU TO SEE.
Brand-neW bungalow, oak floors through
out, tile bath and shower, completely
equipped Kitchen: $3.50; terms.
New Dutch colonial, s rooms and sun
porch, chestnut trim. oak floors throughout.
tile bath and shower. fireplace, garage, g. E.
refrigerator. southern exposure and high ele-
walton; near school and stores. Reduced to
''''''' WooDRIDGE REALTY CO..
23T7 r I N E North 1908
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4-line minimum.
time. Csc per line.
times 23c per line.
times 21c per line.
80 times or more conSecutiyeiy, zoe per line.
Advertisements under Personal, &C per line
additional.
Transient classified advertisements for the
Baltimore Sun and the New York Times will
be received over the BUSINESS Counter Of
The star at regular rates.
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BEAUTIFUL 7-RooM COLONIAL STONE
wsather-stripped. slate roof and General
Flee. ice box REDUCED $4,000 w, VIII w trace
side PARK Phone Shep 2659-J
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-11-06

I remember one bold lad who bolted all the doors and windows from the inside of the old school and escaped through a loose pane in the basement window. We en- joyed a necessary half holiday next day while some of the older boys took off a door casing to enter. Then there was the old bell that could be turned over and stuck if it was pulled hard enough. School without a bell was about as unthinkable as milk at an Elks convention. We had a good alibi and we didn't have nice school building then.
 The old two-wheeled trucks have disappeared, too. It was only a matter of a few minutes to take one apart and assemble it on the roof of a house. But Fords are a Ia mode now and we haven't yet learned to take one down without having a few pieces left.
 Maybe we were just mean kids, but I don't think so. At least we never distToyed wilfully anything of value. There is a little meaness in all of us and at least one day in the year should be set aside to let it out A better system. think, than spreading little meanesses, that hurt people, through the entire year Even so, I'll bet anything that some who
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-11-06
HALLOWEEN HELLION
Communication


 Sunday was window washing day on the old Front street. In walk ing to church, a practice, alas, to which so few of us are disposed, one encountered numerous busi- ness men busily engaged in restor- ing their windows to transparency. Bob Hurley was up betimes with pail and brush; Brig Grant, with the vast surfaces of glass on the front and side of his card room, resorted to the greater efficiency of a hose; and Charlie Moore, was still clasped to the bosom of Nor pheus. Few complained, but work ed diligently and assumed a sort of forced cheerfulness which was far from being sincere.
 Perhaps they realized how for tunate they were that juvenile in genuity is so deplorably on the wane. Why, the boys even allow girls to accompany them on their Halloween excursions! These sallies or rallies have become set routine of soaping the windows of a business house while the pro- prietor stands tolerantly blythe current juvenile conception of a thrill. Perhaps it is well, yet how different this childish prank compared to those in the days when the barber shop was men's
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-11-06

sacred retreat. Now there was the Halloween We tipped over Has1ins' speciality job Modern plumbing has, of course, rendered these things obsolete, but in my day things were very different. We were all boys together; girl was never allowed in our Hal lowe'en deviltry because one never knew when she was going to turn feminine That trait would have been disastrous as we withstood the piercing glances of the school principal next day, when alarm clocks rang at various intervals in hidden corners of the room. We possessed the quaint belief then that girls could. look innocent only when they were innocent. ..
 Our buxom school principal held shirt buttons in lofty disdain. When she was annoyed by some culprit, her favorite method of punishment was to take hold of his collar with her first two fingers and shake him as a dog shakes a cat How the buttons would fly! And what wild tales We would tell our parents. So you can understand how careful we were when our operations reached the school house.
 If an idea occurred that might retard our education we immedi- ately took measures to carry it out
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-11-06
New Current Rates

Effective November l, the follow ing rate structure will govern the cost of current supplied Wrangell users of electricity by the munich pal light and power plant:
 SCHEDULE "A" RATES FOR DOMESTIC LIGHTING, EXCEPTION ON LINE EXTEN- SIONS (Single phase, 60 cycles, at a nominal potential of 120/140 volts)
 RATE:
 0 to 25 XVII 121ac per XVII Next 75 XVII lie per XVII Next 100 XVIII 10c per XVII All over 300 XVIII Sc per XVII METER DEPOSIT:
 Subject to a meter deposit of $3.50 when customer does not own the property. MINIMUM CHARGE:
 Subject to minimum charge of $2.25 per month. DISCOUNT: None.
 PAYMENT OF BILLS:
 All bills, either for energy con- sumed or minimum are due and payable ten days after date of in- voice and become delinquent twenty days after date of invoice at which time the Light Depart | ment reserves the right to discon- I meet the service and enforce a reeonnection charge of $500. TEMPORARY SERVICE: Above rates shall be charged for temporary service with an cddi- tional connection charge of $500 to cover labor.
 SCHEDULE "B" COMMERCIAL LIGHTING RATES (Single phase, 60 cycles, at nominal potential of 110/220 yolts)
 AVAILABILITY:
 This schedule applies to general commercial lighting including small power up to one horse power.
 RATES:
 0 to 25 XVIII 121ac per XVII Next 75 XVIII lie per XVII Next 100 XVII 10c per XVII Next 100 XVII Sc per XVII All over 300 XVIII Sc per XVII METER DEPOSIT:
 Subject to a meter deposit of $500 when customer does not own the property. MINIMUM CHARGE:
 Subject to a minimum charge of $3.75 per month for each kilowatt or fraction thereof connected to City Service; to be determined by demand meters or check of ser vice.
 DISCOUNT: None.
 PAYMENT OF BILLS: All bills either for energy con stunned or minimum are due and
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-11-06
SCHEDULE "C"

SCHEDULE "C" DOMESTIC POWER Optional phase and voltage) AVAILABILITY:
 This schedule covers single phase power up to horsepower. 60 cycles. at nominal potential of 120/240 volts, and three phase power where three phase power is available, at three phase, 50 cycles, at a nominal potential of 24O/4S0. MAXIMUM DEMAND:
 The maximum demand to be the highest demand as determined by demand meters or check of serv- ice. RATE:
 For the first 120 K W H con sumed per month per kilowatt of maximum demand, 5 cents per XVIII.
 For all XVII consumed per month in excess of 12O XVIII per kilowatt of maximum demand, 4 cents per XVII. DISCOUNT:
 None. MINIMUM:
 Subject to a minimum charge of $1.00 per horsepower per month for all motors connected to pow CT system MINIMUM DEMAND:
 No connection of less than one horse power demand. PAYMENT OF BILLS: All bills for energy consumed or for minimum are due and pay able ten days after date of in- voice and become delinquent twenty days after date of invoice at which time the Light Depart ment reserves the right to discon- meet the service and enforce a reconnection charge of $500.
 SCHEDULE ID" COMBINATION RANGE AND WA TER HEATER RATES. RATES: to 30 XVIII lie per XVII 90 to 60 XVII 7c per XVII All over 60 XVIII Sc per XVIII MINIMUM CHARGE:
 Subject to a minimum charge of $4.50 per month. Demand limited to kilowatts. Double throw switch required between range and water heater to limit de- mand. METER DEPOSIT:
 Subject to meter deposit of $500 when customer does not own property if light department desires. TOWN COUNCIL By
 L. B. CHISHOLM, Town Clerk.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-11-06

read. this will think had a pretty tame Halloween.
 LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-11-06

payable ten days after date of invoice and become delinquent twenty days after date of Invoice. at which time the Light Depart ment reserves the right to discon- meet the service and enforce reconnection charge of $500.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-11-06
Critics marvel at aroma

As the accuracy of the hour-glas-s depends upon an even, continu- ouS flow ...
 a little at a time ... so the uniform flavor of Hills Bros. Coffee is produced by Com trolled Roasting-the patented process that roasts evenly, continu- ously ... a little at a time.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star read
. ers. Any complaint found necessary
to be made to The Star will receive
prompt attention. For admission to
Recommended Service Column call
National 5000, Branch 215.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-15

FOR the purpose Of meeting the financial
requirements Of a consistent increased DE;
washington concern will offer to limited
number OF investors an opportunity to par
tive to small investors and will be the first
and only opportunity the public VIII have
spection invited. Address Box 267-M, Star
Office.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
DE MOLL & co. OFFER
A number Of good traded-in
BABY GRAND PIANOS for $3.50.
Upright Pianos, SIS.
Victrolas, SIS.
Sold on terms II desired.
o. J. DE MOLL & CO.,
Twelfth and G SITS.
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
"a fsln.4 asgs h ESTE and e mated
AT STUD. Merryfeld Skookit, dark red
K s%rs quality pups
.sns. and hsns gsssS pairs
LIST st. ne. Phone Lincoln 46e7.
GILsHAH CATTERY-Registered studs, ia
winners and best Of their color ct this sea-
sons shows at Madison sQussss, garden.
ave. Silver Spring $40.
SCOTTISH TERRIERS pets.
At sTg gPoaeo gS.1 sshsphsFsd, dos reg a
FOR sALE--Enslish bulldog, brindle male.
3s h
FOR sALE-Police puppies; reasonable. BOX
0U3 Arlington, va.
pairs Sc: paTraSsets. Sc pair; choice selected
birds. 1888 Bird st. ne.
FOR .sALE SALE young healthy sing
COCKER sPANIELS, quality puppies from
registered stock, in perfect health: priced
reasonably. Elm ave. Takoma Park, Md.
CANARIES: mating season: clean, healthy
s sa. g geo plumase males female ,S Mrs.
"a
females; very reasonable: Home every day
and evenings 633 St ne Lin. 8l47.
flight case. Apt. sl2' 1915 nth NV. North
CANARIEs, guaranteed singers, So; excel
Hiiicrest. Atlantic 1861 : 49, ~'o' -"
PEKINGESE, toy, female, 8 months old, s25;
also one male. Phone Capitol Heights 37s.
pedigree, sturdy stock; harlequin and black
prize no winners. John W. Connolly IT,.
POLICE. PUPPIES for sale, beautiful; six
weeks old; price, $40. Tel West 0425.
DEE GEE KENNELs-Beautiful police pup
pies, registered stock. cheap; also Boston
terrier puppies; Take Colesville pike at
SILVER SILVER sp DFfns a stPR hsn'' ga mics
ESKIMO sPITz PUPPIES, white. for sale;
beautiful; males. So females: So pS SS2i
Island ave. and Henry st.
FOX TERRIER PUPPY, male, wire haired,
weeks old. 4501 Stanford st., Chevy Chase,
Md. Phone Wisconsin 4055-J.
FLOCK v. RITZ at SUDAN Uekermark
r. w. Frosch. Bladensburg, Md.
ENGLISH BULL PUPPIES for sale. pedl
greed; highest quality reasonable. After
Sunday. 37l2 Jenifer st., Chevy Chase, d. G.
WILL give 5000 home to dog; also Kitten:
CANAARIEs' singers, hens and mated pairs.
tween 18th and 18th. Anacostia.
CHOW. blue male, beautiful husky, gentle,
stud or sell. Pot. $685.
Park I'd. IS up. Col 5es5-j
ported, prize, winning dog; REGISTERED in
choice of litter. Phone Wis 39os-J.
500 vii .aeSce for e Sac su Net $751; worth
AT STUD Young dog Of Sensation and
Sigourney King stock. For sale, fine young
puppy. 28l7 Monroe st. ne.
FOX TERRIER PUPPIES, smooth, one male
anH TWO ie ISS STsd from and
T24-W. 'H0" WHITES Fn0ne AieNSno!iS
BOSTON TERRIER, female, toy, one year
old. large eyes. weight 1914 lbs. perfect
pet pedtgreed $40. Lady, HOS 18th st. NV.
Males and Females for Breeding.
AFTERNOONS PET saoPs,
6i2 st. 1404 Irving st.
sPECIAL-SPECIAL.-SP
Your dog given sanitary bath, complete
IL eliminating neas. and dried with electric
dryer. all for 81. DR.. Locke's Dog and Cat
Hospital, 1922 Irving st, NV, Col O574.
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POULTRY AND EGGS.


BARRED and White Rock setting eggs; frst
prize at the leading fairs: hish-class stock;
Thompson and Fischel strain; very limited
Farms. Bethesda. Nd "
BROoKsIpE big husky quality chicks; extra
large ENGLISH White Leghorns and Superb
rsduced Drices oircusf free. Dept. &,
Brookside Poultry Farm, Chambersburs, Pa.
HATCHING EddsCs. 9. W. Leghorns, Fer
ris hens, mated to full-blood Wyckof cock
sreis, $50, IS; chicks. lec. Supply limited
J. w. Mattingly, Glen Echo Hts, Nd.
CH1CKS-Red Rocks and White .Leghorns;
hatch every Saturday; best stock; low prices
J: B. Henry Falls Church 348. le'
240-EGG. PRAIRIE STATE INCUBATOR, oil
Hyattsville S24-F-l4.
BROILER BATTERIES ca, almost new. each
eseh cs SGO ras su2sh sackks price, $50
CUSTOM HATCHERY.
027 Florida Ave. NE.
FRESH EGGS, 4oc dozen, delivered; Rocks
Matching. II It's quality you want, we nave
PhOne OSiTeps PoHIssy Farm Ba't0n'
FOR SALE-5o young White Leghorn chick
ems; cheap. Phone North 1854. is.
MASsANUTTEN STATE CERTIFIED, blood
every Sees poplar Ssrtes Prices fes
sqnable. zoos. i've delivery guaranteed. cat
Box 560l. HarIisonburg. Va.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ALL KINDS Of used Furniture needed at
fsat WIZ Na RsS fh 4ss cash prices for f4ek
ANTIQUES, old gold. silver, diamonds: Jew
srokers ssfes c coo Gig st. nW Fr ssss
s5 OF Sts
bought. Hobby shop. I4s7 + NV. Dist. is5s.
PooKs--We buy books and pay fair prices.
Liberty Book Store, 5O7 r st. NV. Phone
IRSooKs@AIl KINDS; any ,quanti.ies; ',RTin,s
mans Bookshop. 93S o NV. No branches.
Dash REGISTERS, show cases and store
nxturesi entire contents bouEht; Edgar
CL0THINo = Mems; women's, children's
bought ~ Phone Mrs. Freeman Adams 4S4s,
FIXTURES WANTED for meat and grocery
and also cheap. Call 1923 st. ne. IS
FURN1TURE--We need ten rooms Of al
Lincoln $500: Call Monday.
EURNITURE AND RUGS wanted today.
ETte = a. iaos Con eHiSmaG ave- NV
FURNITURE-,Want to buy enough furni-
t ture to OUTFIT large house. Phone Metropol-
GOLD. silver. watches. diamonds and old
FUN cash value paid. seiinser's. sis ? s st.
GREASE TRAP, No. q. Phone North 925O.
SPANISH LANGUAGE VictroIa instruction
records; will pay cash or swap good type
writer Address Box 41S-M, Star ONCE.
STORE FIXTURES. Iunch-room equipment.
Entire contents purchased. Atlas store Fix
ture Co. 4l3-4l5 9th st. NV. Met. 92e7.
WE BUY AND SELL mems clothing, jeweiry,
diamonds, firearms, musical instruments,
trunks. What have you to sell2
MAX ZWEIG, 937 D st. n. ". Met. 9il3. $685.
WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES for old gold.
silver and platinum for use in our manu-
featuring department. A. Kahn, Inc, 935
st NV.
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES for ali
klnos OF household goods. Call North 10l14
for prompt service.
Phone National 1881
ANYTHING TO SELL?
WESCHLER'S, Gao PA AVE. NV.
Household effects, merchandise, stocks,
automobiles, etc. Thirty-nine years serving
the Washington public