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The Washington times., 1932-11-03
civ Modern Room Residence For lust Over d. e. LnG 6
Rentals
Observation-Disclosures

RIGGS PL-. N. W, i742-Two and three
room apts. and single room, furnished
and unfllrnished reasonable,
The Washington times., 1932-11-03

WILLYs-KNIGHT 1881 De Luxe Sedan,
S1OO down, S33 per mo. Just like new,
Al tires excellent. Guaranteed. Warning
ton Motor Co. 2O35 18th n. W.
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Employment
Helm Wanted-VMale

WEATHER strip mechanics to sell our
cross-grain zinc. weather strip supplies
and tools. ETC., at lowest prices. Weather
Strip Sales Co. 1928 Georgia Ave, N. W.
Phone Columbia S40O.
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GRAHAM.PAIGE

GRAHAM-PAIGE 6-1e Victoria Coupe, S3O
down, $3.50 for IL months. Looks
Al, excellent condition. Warrington No
tor Co., 2035 18th n. W.
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NASH
WILLYs.KNIGHT

NASH 81 Coupe. rumble seat, Excellent
cond.. S525 Naeh-Orr 1888 14th St
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CHRYSLER

CHRYSLER 1881 Sport Coupe. S100 down,
$50 per mo. Looks and runs like new,
new tires. Guaranteed. Warrington Motor
Co. 2O35 18th n W. -.
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Automobiles
CHEVROLET

CHEVROLET 1882 Del Sport Roadster.
S479 TAYLOR Motor Co., l4th az =.
Coupe 1928. Perfect condi'n
every way. S65; lady. 1105 18th y: VI:
USED CHEVROLETS AND roRDs
625 n ST n Lincoln lO2oo
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HUDSON

HUDSON 1880, 8 Coach. $50 down. $23.TS
per mo. Excellent condition. looks fine,
good tires. Guaranteed. Warrington Mo-
tor Co., 2035 18th n. W.
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A Help Wanted-Male & Female
MEN AND WOMEN-If S2-S4 a day in
terests you now with increased earnings
as Xmas approaches. see me Thurs. and
Friday, RIM. 317 Mather Bldg. 916 G NV.
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Advertising Sales Agents
Unusual opportunity for 2 experienced
class publication. Now is the most season.
able time to make a start. Those desiring
permanent connections with unusual COM
Room S0s. 1427 Eye St. N. W.
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Want - Miscellaneous

1875 Wanted-MisceIlaneOus
BOOKS bought: any quantity. PeafIns1s
Book Shop. o33 G St. N. ". ME. Sab.
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IS Musical, Dancing, Dramatic

Hollywood Dance Studios
All branches Of stage and ballroom dane
ing for adults & children Private or class.
625 18th St ". Inr. - STE. $3.50
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24OO 10th Street

washington's finest in
town apartment. Fea-
turing hotel service, exc
cellenr cafe; garage; Elee-
tricisy and refrigeration
ON house current. OfferS
to those of discriminating
tastes apartments Of l
room and bath to 8 rooms
and ; baths, furnished or
unfurnished, ct rentals
consistent with today'S
adjusted incomes. Phone
Col. 72OO. P. J. Kohl
hammer, Mgr.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-07-14
LAST GAME AT
PASCO SUNDAY
Sunnyside to Tangle with
League Leaders; To
Play Safe

In ragged ball game at Wapa-
to last Sunday, Kennewick main
tanned its proud standing at the
top of the Valley league. Golden
dale and Toppenish, tied for Sec
ond place, with only one game be-
tween them and first place, also
kept their positions.
Next Sunday the locals will play
the last game Of the league sea-
son with Sunnyside on the Pasco
diamond. On account of the poor
condition of the local diamond and
because of the cost Of putting il
into shape, the game will be play
ed on the other side of the river.
While Sunnyside has not been
particularly fortunate in its games
this season, the local team does
not figure that the session Sunday
will be anything in the nature of
a "set-up" and a well played game
is expected. The locals do not care
to take any chances on grabbing
off the league pennant and are
preparing for a real game.
Kennewick tickets will be good
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-07-14
c.
GRADE APPLES
FROM MARKET
fContinued from Page II

Continued from Page II
this matter" he said. "You grow
ers make the rules for yourselves
and your neighbors. Our depart
ment merely enforces these rules
for you; they are no concern Of
ours"
William Meikle, former Benton
xcounty county agent, now Of We
znatchee, pointed to the economic
aspects and declared he did not be-
laieve &c" grades could possibly be
packed this fall-that they were
practically eliminated already.
Growing and shipping organiza-
fions having heavy financial in
xerests in the crops will not both
ser with the non-profit making "C''
grades, Meikle said.
Means Better Prices .
In order to ascertain from a
competent authority what would
sbe the probable effect upon mar
ket prices of eliminating "C''
grades and the small sized apples,
the Wenatchee Daily World asked
For an opinion on this subject from
z. F. Dummeier Of the State CO.
lege.
Professor Dummeier has made
AN extensive study of the econom-
&c side of the apple market, spend
ing some time during several sea-
sons in eastern markets and study
ing the demand, the prices n d
the trend of the apple markets. He
is therefore unusually well equip
ped to give an opinion on the SUBJ
-ject. In response to the World in
quiry he wired as follows:
81 think the reduction of state
apple shipments by % percent thru
elimination of "C' grades and the
smaller sizes likely to bring the
grower more net money for the
whole crop under price conditions
likely to prevail this coming sea-
son. Same results would not fol
low with comparatively high
prices. While impossible to make
exact statistical determination our
calculations indicate that 25 per-
cent reduction in total Washing
ton shipments may reasonably be
expected to elevate prices on bal
ance of crop five cents per box or
slightly more"
Action of the state conference
was along the lines planned by
local growers and their prelimi-
nary meeting when w. S. Green
was selected delegate to the state
meeting. Local growers favored,
this year particularly, the with
holdinng from the markets of the
&C" grade apples, which will go to
The by-products plants in lieu of
the culls which have previously
been used for this purpose. Under
the new rules the shipment of culls
COR transportation for any other
purpose than destruction is forbid
den.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-07-14
Drastic Order Causes
Curtailment of Service

A drastic order received at the
local post office and calling for
the furloughing of each of the
regular clerks for a five-day per-
iod during the month of July has
caused a Encouragement in work
ing schedule. C. E. Hitler is TAX
ing his payless holiday this week
and sub carriers Misner and Bein-
hart are dividing the morning work
between them in addition to their
regular work. Carrier Penny Fer
rell, off work because of injury,
is taking his furlough at this time.
A notification received from the
department at the same time
stated that the regular substitute
allowance would probably be ma
terially decreased. This will doubt
less cause some curtailment of
service, states Postmaster Shana-
felt. An extra stamp window has
been installed at the rear of the
lobby enabling a better handling
of the window work Saturday aft
ernoons. The discontinuance of all
money order and postal savings
business Saturday afternoons is
being considered with the proba-
bility that if the allowance cut is
very drastic all windows will be
closed Saturday afternoon. An
nouncement concerning this will
be made later.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-07-14
PROGRAM FOR
FIELD DAY is
SET AS JULY 20
Experiment Station at Pros
ser to Hold Open House;
Field in Morning; Picnic at
Park in Afternoon

The thirteenth annual Fled Day
will be held Wednesday, July 20,
at the station, which is located
five miles northeast of Prosser.
Take the Whitstran road at Pros
ser and turn north at Experiment
station sign.
The field trip will start at $3.50
am. During the trip some of the
main points of interest will be:
plum variety orchard; sprinkler
irrigation Investigations Tin coop
Grafton with the Committee on
Relation of Electricity to Ag-
riculture); variety orchard of ap-
pies, peaches, pears, cherries and
other miscellaneous fruits; pas
lures for dairy cattle and sheep;
fertilizer trials on lettuce; cover
crop plots; new promising varie-
ties of sweet clover; orchard irrl-
cation studies; new accurate de-
examinations of soil moistures and
tree responses; pruning studies;
cereal and corn varieties; alfalfa
varieties; fertilizers for alfalfa;
irrigation of alfalfa, potatoes, corn
and wheat; soil moisture expert
ments; and fertilizer studies in a
three-year non-Iegume rotation.
In order to make the day real
pleasant one for the family ar
engagements have been made for a
picnic in the Prosser park follow
ing the field trip, which will DE
completed by one o'clock. Visitors
are invited to bring basket lunches
for the day. The Prosser Commune
ity Club will furnish hot coffee
and iced tea. Lunches and ice
cream will be sold at the park at
popular prices. The Prosser park
is an ideal place for picnic.
There is plenty of shade, grass,
playground equipment and it adj
joins the swimming pool. The pool
is one of the largest in the valley
and has competent life guard in
charge at all times. Arrange
ments have been made at the
swimming pool so that on Field
Day one admission price covers the
whole day. Women and children
who do not wish to take part in
the field trip will find the Pros
ser park an enjoyable place to
spend the morning.
No program has been arranged
for the afternoon. Members Of the
staff will be at the station all aft
ernoon and anyone who desires to
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-07-14
INTEREST HIGH
AS CAMPAIGN
NEARS FINISH
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(Continued from Page ID
the fourteen others for the lovely
gifts. Every candidate is assured
valuable prize. Aspirants are
urged to act promptly before it is
too late.
When the sixteen quota is COM
plete The Reporter will
accept more applications from the
young ladies who wish to compete
should any of the original sixteen
drop out. 1t is doubtful, however,
that any candidate will drop from
the campaign now since there are
only nine days left before each
present candidate who remains act
i've will be given her prize.
Miss Meredith Photographs
Only sixteen young ladies are
allowed to enter the campaign and
there are sixteen beautiful prizes
every candidate must win a
prize.
Although the daily standings OF
the candidates in the race are ex-
pected to draw unprecedented at
tenion, this attraction will have to
work hard to equal the interest
shown by the candidates and pass
ers-by in the prizes themselves. as
displayed in the window of The
Courier-Reporter. Sparkling dia-
monds, dainty necklaces and beau-
tifully designed jewelry and wrist
watches have helped more than
anything to stimulate candidates
and hackers alike.
All jewelry was purchased by
The Courier-Reporter from the E.
H. Behrman Jewelry store, Ken
newick; and portraits of the cand-
idates were made by Miss Thelma
Meredith, artistic, at La Petite
Studio.
Only Nine Days Left
The feel of the actual rings on
their fingers and jewelry on their
necks has done wonders in urging
the candidates. Young women who
may have hesitated at first about
aiming for the most worthwhile
prizes now realize what lovely
things are to be had-the inspira-
ton is in the beautiful prizes.
Candidates, there are only nine
days left in which to earn the
grand prize.
Subscribers, there are only nine
days left in which to save 20 pei
cent on three-year subscription
for the Observation-Disclosures
now and help your favorite.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-07-14
This Man Had n
Lost "a Pounl'

Last November / wal,
lbs. Today, February ! sI q /
am down to 1853 lbs. ana y ~, w
pep all day lOng-sincs ~ ~, lOl
Kruschen Salts ! have NM nm |, 1
use the laxative that ~. 49, hai
mary"-TheO o. C. LaPIsaa. g !
idence, X. I. n
What do you think % A..
men who doubt-you s,s.' \
because you want 70 tSis, y
nature made you that waS
You're wrong-most =.
were made fat because =
ability to handle a knife A. J.
in a business-like manner
Be frank with yourself a.
too timid to take a safe, bs I
conditioner that not orI an
off surplus fat but Is 81
that it makes you fes,
younger? "
To reduce safely take a..
teaspoonful of Kruschen h . 4
OF hot water before brs.s
every morning. cut down n !.
meats, potatoes and sweets !.
chen is sold by druggists N. y
over. A jar that costs but /, Y.
will last four weeks--but \. I
you get Kruschen-your N
comes first.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-07-14
DISTRICT NUMBER TWO

DlSIRlCI NUMBER IWO Is
District Number Two includes only those par
Elephants residing outside the city limits of Kenne
wick At least one, and possibly two, of the three
diamond rings and other prizes as there are
active participants will be awarded to candidates liv
ing in this district.
Following is the list of District Number Two
candidates. together with all votes cast for publica
tion up until pm. yesterday
ST. Bergen, Audrey, Highlands -------------20O0O
Lewis, Rosa, Finley Hedges ------------2O,OOO
McClendon, Pauline, Richland ---------20,OOO
Mccoy Louise Hover ----------..---.--17, 900
IMPORTANT
Late this week there were still two vacancies in
the campaign. The next two young ladies who call
telephone or write for these positions will be the
lucky young ladies who with the above fourteen will
share in the magnificent list of prizes when they
distributed immediately after the close of the
paign, Saturday, July %.
just think of it-y0u win diamond ring
wrist watch for making earnest effort for just
the nine remaining days!
Act now!
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The Royal Neighbors viii hold q
picnic Saturday afternoon at the
park. Royal Neighbors and their
families will attend.
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List Of Candidates
DISTRICT NUMBER ONE

District Number One includes only those partic-
ipants residing within the city limits of Kennewick
At least one, and possibly two of the three diamond
rings and as many other prizes as there are active
candidates. will be awarded to participants living in
this district.
Following is the list of District Number One
candidates. together with all votes cast for publica
fion until O = m unctnrdau.
Evening star., 1932-07-03

BREEZY Sc EXPOSURE; 2-R, APT, 900
18th ST. NV; S65 to right party; ref. ex-
changed Apt 402. Phone Dist. 1880. 4
2ii5 F ST. NW-ONE ROOM. KITCHEN
ette, bath; comfortably furnished; till Octo-
Evening star., 1932-07-03

232 F ST. NV AND ROOMS AND
kitchenette. conveniently located; reasonable
and well furnished quiet neighborhood. A.
Evening star., 1932-07-03

SHERMAN CIRCLE-Attractive room with
Sleeping porch and garage; Sunday breakfast
II desired; home privileges Adams 2582-J
DOWNTOWN-l317 18th NW-Cool rooms,
s450 up; cookingi porch; yard radio; piano;
dormitOrY rnnnn. 50 80 .
Evening star., 1932-07-03

1924 10th ST. NE.-New home with newly
furnished front room. Price very reasonable
Homo privileges. Near bus and cars
Evening star., 1932-07-03

1923 COLUMBIA RD.--Beautiful, large. front
room; also neat smaller room, So so weekly;
reierences. Adams A2A6-W
Evening star., 1932-07-03

1910 CONN, AVE. N.W-Collese man desires
10 share large rm. and bath apt COOL
q r.nn
Evening star., 1932-07-03

2s23 18th ST. N.W.-Large furnished rooms.
second hoor' next to bath. $3.50, SO. IS
Evening star., 1932-07-03

632 NE. tstanton Park)-Reduced rates:
waking dist; rm., next bath, for /, 2nd
moor z windows $3.50; cleo plate; unusual.
Evening star., 1932-07-03

1922 N ST. NV, APT. o-Large, cool room
Next TO bath. Reasonable. District 1891.
1s4l 10th ST N.W-Attractive single room;
next bath: al conveniences; fine location
1000 10th ST. NV. APT. 54-Cool front
rooms newly furnished; beautiful outlook
and location reduced rates; cafe in bldg.
Evening star., 1932-07-03

CHEVY CHASE, D. C-opportunity for
couple, delightfully."- cool. beautifully f'lr-
nished suite in quiet. private hone; luxut'-
Ous twin beds, Oriental rugs, easy chairs,
secretary, couch, etc. large corner bed
room, small living room, private bath; rel
erences reauested. En-. PISS.
Evening star., 1932-07-03

CONVENIENT AND ATTRACTIVE. 3-ROoM
and bath 2nd-foor apt, ami; hot-water
heat; windows in each room; front and
rear entrances; use. Of large porch and shady
stop wisconsin ave Tel. Wis 429s. A.
Evening star., 1932-07-03

l4s4 HARVARD ST N.W-Unusually low
rent for attractive front room, next TO bath,
in frst-clsss apartment BLDG. home OF con-
may be enjoyed; convenient to 14th and Mt,
Pleasant car line; single, $is; two S25. Apt.
20, Col l679-W
Evening star., 1932-07-03

POPS R STREET NW.-Two very desirable
rooms, each with private bath; pleasant
home atmosphere; special rates for July and
August. Potomac l7i9 So
Evening star., 1932-07-03
ROOMS AND BOARD.

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Cool front room,
four windows, overlooking Mass ave TWIN
heds dresserS closets semi-private bath;
nriyate home: excellent meals; $685. refer
enceS Pot 5l36 j
Evening star., 1932-07-03

DOWNTOWN t937 H n.w)-Nicely furn.
large, cool double OF single rooms, 81 90;
$500, $500; Ink, $500 and $500.
2li6 o ST. NW.-Large front room; couple
preferred with or without board; reason
able North $500
Evening star., 1932-07-03

THE VIVANS. i723 G st. NV. Apt. 20-At-
tractive room. adjoining bath; no other
roomers; gentleman. Call after o'clock.
Evening star., 1932-07-03

4l9 9Th ST. Me- furnished rooms; Ink;
new furniture; h.-w h.. gas and elect fur
nished. Couple preferred Lincoln a714-R
Evening star., 1932-07-03

2 ROOMS. BATH. BACK PORCH, $i7. so; 3
rooms S25; convenient bus. Rockville 37-W.
Ali w. Montgomery ave, Rockville. 3.
1920 WIS. AVE- r. & B., S27.50; 2 R.. K.
& b., SAC; r, k. & b., rec. hall, G. Elec,
SAT. NE 1900, EN-. 02l6.
Evening star., 1932-07-03

rooms, 81 SO week
s75I NORTHAMPTON ST-Large bed room
near bath; modern detached house; porches,
shady grounds; half square car; SIS month.
Evening star., 1932-07-03
RooMs-FURNrsHED.

C0ntlnueo.l
1855 INoLEsIDE TERRACE N.W-For EN-.
p!oyed couple: large double front room,
ami: private home; garaEe optional.
1918 M ST NW.-Central, desirable, small
Or large, airy rooms; also light housekeep-
200 VARNUM Nw.-Bright from room.
ami Give meals to lady who rents in ex-
change for getting dinner and being at
home with girl d. Adams 4434.
NEAR 10th AND PARK-.cool front room,
refined lady. 3430 Brown NV.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C-opportunity for
nished suite IN quiet, private hone; luxUr'-
OTIS twin beds, Oriental rugs, easy chairs,
Toone' small living room. private bath: ref
erences requested En-. 276s.
1904 KENYON NW.-Clean. pleasant, 2d-
floor front room, near Tivot Theater, con-
THE VIvANs. i72s G st. NV. Apt. 2o-At-
tractive room. adjoining bath; no other
roomers; gentleman. Call after . O'CLOCK.
OLYMPIA. 14th and Euclid-Lsrge' well fur nn,
ss5e.
l4s4 HARVARD ST. N.w.-Unusualy low
rent for attractive front room, next 10 paJh'
in frst-class apartment bldg; home OF con-
Eenial couple. where comfort and privacy
may be enjoyed; convenient to l4th ana M
80, Col. 167e-w
1904 M NV. (THoMAS CIRCLE)-Large
front room, second floor, five windows two
ClOSeLS. Aas AEoub lOOllIt
18th AND QUINCY NW.-New basement
room, cool. dry. comfortable; also sinsle
room; all conveniences; cheap. Adams o,sz'
After pm .---
WELL FURNISHED ROOM, cool and quiet,
privileges: 500 for /, s25 for 2; ladies pre-
ferred Phone Decatur 3840-R.
MT. PLEASANT-Large cool. front room;
convenient location; private family OF aduiIs,
reasonable. 31l4 18th st. NV Adams 3l4I.-
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM in apt; rent
reduced. Phone Pot. 1851.
LARGE FRONT ROOM, WITH PRIVATE
BATH AND GARAGE; ADULTS ONLY SIS
FER MONTH. NORTH 4l05-W.
1852 PARKwooD PL. tnr. 14th & Park rd)
Albright, attractive. comfortable south room'
snext bath; quiet; reasonable.
1880 4th ST. NV, GRANT CIRCLEE-Nicely
furnished rooms, with or without mealSi
very reasonable. Adams 3e22-R.
PETWORTH-5 rooms and kitchen and bath,
all or part; immediate possession Tel
1908 INGRAHAM ST. Nw.-Large front
room, quiet home near cars and stores,
for lady; also garage. Ga 8334-W
1851 PARK RID. NV, APT. $O6-southern
exposure, elevator service. new building;
only two in family.
i1I4 18th ST. Nw.-2 comfortable front
rooms on LIST floor; also single room, 50
week; reasonable.
CONVENIENT NORTHWEST LOCATION
Desirable room. continuous hot water, batn
with shower SIS month. Adams 1883
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.--Three. second floor
detached home; comfortable, reasonable
pleasant surroundings; "a block Conn. ave.
22i5 I4th ST. NV. the Princeton, Apt. L
Young couple desires to share their furnish
ed 5-rm. and bath apt. with another cou-
pie; S25 month. Dec. 45B5.
26O5 CONN, AvE,.-Rooms, delightfully cool
ed: refined atmosphere; rates reasonable.
Evening star., 1932-07-03

1l29 10th ST. N.W.-Clean, cool, newly fur
nished rooms; unusually good accommoda-
lions reasonable. Tourists; unlimited park
Evening star., 1932-07-03

1906 r. I AVE. NW.--l nice large front
apt: quiet neighborhood S.
Evening star., 1932-07-03

SAVE ON RENT.
i773 LANIER PLACE N.W.-Wen-kept
building bright apartment rooms, kitch-
en-, bath. porch; 3 exposures; overlooking
park End fir.; good service; $3.50 Janltor
Evening star., 1932-07-03

GENTLEMAh-Cool, attractive room; semi
private bath; private home; best NV. section;
reasonable: eXeeptionaE garage. Ad. 4as4
Evening star., 1932-07-03

I4o4 M NV. (THOMAS CIRCLE)-Large
front room, second floor, five windows Two
closets, 81; single front room, s5. D,
Evening star., 1932-07-03

BUSINESS WOMAN 10 SHARE NICELY
furnished apartment with another. Call Apt.
sos the Ravenel, 1910 18th st. NV; after
nunnirpr " Sunday morning. 81
Evening star., 1932-07-03

SENATOR LEAVING TOWN WANTS TO
rent desirable 5-room apartment in the
Highlands from July Is to December l. Rent
greatly reduced Phone North 1910. Apart
menf 2n4 for anpnintment Sc
Evening star., 1932-07-03

18Th AND QUINCY Nw.-New basement
room. cool dry. comfortable; also single
room; ali conveniences; cheap. Adams 5ls2-
After | pm
Evening star., 1932-07-03

1625 NEWTON N.W.-Lsrge south-front room
IS windows) owners well kept home; all
corvenienceS: hieh. cool, very convenient 10
cafion: rent greatly reduced: gentleman. 81
Evening star., 1932-07-03

1852 PARKWOOD PL. (nr. 14th & Park rd)
}LBriRht. attractive, comfortable south room,
Snsxt bath; quiet; reasonable.
Evening star., 1932-07-03

NTH noreh. pexf TO hath in nriyate home
One block Connecticut ave. car line Emer-
Evening star., 1932-07-03

SO EMERSON ST. N.W.-Beautifully fur
nlShed, with porch; bus at corner reason
able. lady; private home. Adams $3.50.
1892 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NV. the
Cumberland. Apt. Rooms. Overlooking
Thomas Circle
Evening star., 1932-07-03

1878 FAIRMONT N.W.-Room. private bath
inst. b. W. unlimited phone. Col. 45o2.
Evening star., 1932-07-03

1910 18th ST. N.W.-Attractive room, near
bath; new furniture; on second floor; use Of
Evening star., 1932-07-03

TAKoMA PARK (7I23 Chestnut st.1-Two
nicely furnished rooms, one with twin beds
Evening star., 1932-07-03

1920 LAMONT (nr. l4th. Park I'd. Large;
modern conYeniences; quiet nieghborhood
convenient lines. buses, restaurants;
SIS employed gentleman.
Evening star., 1932-07-03

1885 10Th ST. N.W.-Attractively furnished
front rooms. second floor. for one or two;
ali modern improvements
Evening star., 1932-07-03

WE'LL FURNISHED ROOM, cool and quiet,
ne near RI / ave. cars: Ink and laundry
privileges: 500 for /. s25 for 2; ladies pre-
ferred Phnne Decatmr 3ea0-R.
Evening star., 1932-07-03

bed-living rm kit. attrac. furn.. Murphy
bed; 5 windows, semi-bath, instant h. W.
gas. cleo. linen. silver Turn: no chlldren.
Evening star., 1932-07-03

Is 5rd ST NE.-Doubie and single neatly
5urmshed rooms. Near Capitol and Library
very reasonable. Atlantic 4480.
Evening star., 1932-07-03

tel 10th and F SITS n.w.-1 room. kit. bath.
completely furnished linens, silver, Frigid-
aire: day. week. month: reasonaole Nat o425
Evening star., 1932-07-03

306 R. I. AVE. NE.-3 large rooms, kitchen
and bath; well furnished; s45 per month.
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