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Tax Refund Gets
By Both Houses
Passage Hangs on Agree
ment as to Rate
The 'Cirncs-News Bureau
Sir Walter hotel

Sir Walter hotel
RALEIGH. March 9. - The
Flanagan bill setting up a uni
form gasoline tax refund law,
and eliminating many Unequal
tiles in the present statute, has
passed both houses of the gen
eral assembly, but there is yet a
difference over the rate of the
refund that has to be thrashed
out before the measure can be
enacted.
As passed by the house. the
bill called for a refund rate of 5
cents a gallon on gasoline that
is not consumed by vehicles
using the public highways of the
state. The present refund rate
is 6 cents a gallon. The scent
refund rate, it is estimated,
would leave the revenue depart
ment enough to cover the cost OF
handling the refunds.
The senate, however, took "a
different view of the matter, and
decided to amend the. bill so that
the state will have. to make re-
fund of only cents a gallon, on
the ground that even though the
users of gasoline IN stationery
engines, etc. do not use the
highways, they should neverthe-
less be made to contribute a
small amount of gasoline tax to
the state.
It is also held by a majority
of members of the senate that
while the gasoline tax refunds
should be uniform, there should
be no change in the present laws
which would result in a decreas-
( ed revenue from this source.
The 4-cent refund rate, it is be-
! lieved, would result in no de-
crease in revenue, even though
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REE.N HERE TODAY

JANET HILL and ROLF Sah-
LYLE have been engaged almost
year. They have put of their
marriage because Janet Insists
thc; must have $500 in a savings
account first. Janet Is secretary
{" BRUCE HAMILTON. advertis-
Ing manager of Every Home Mag
azine. and Rolf is employcl imam
nEvertisinG Office =
Janet. deeply In love, IL not
suspicious when Rolf begins I"
make excuses for not coming 4"
see her. One night he breaks IN
enlargement with her pnd MOL
LIE LAMBERT who lives across
the hill, tells Janet she has seen
him with another girl. When
Janet asks abaut this Rolf be-
comes angry. declares their en-
rasemcnt is meaningless md that
IL Janet really wanted TO marry
him she wonld have done so long
Ego. They quarrel and Janet IN
miserable.
She Iearns that the girl MOihe
saw with Rolf Is BETTY KEN
EALL, niece of menber OF the
firm for which he works. BETTY
has taken IL job I'm her uncies
office.
Janet meets Rolf on the street
and ne tells her he il sorry they
GuarFeie6. janet. misunderstaud-
Ing, says sIe Is ready 10 marry
him hmm ediately. As soon rs the
words are out she realizes her
mistake. There is another quarrel
and she accuses Rolf of wanting
20 marry BETTY Kendall for
her money.
On q street car one night Janet
sees JEFFREY GRANT who has
recently moved TO the rOominE
house where she lives. She talks
10 him, likes i,im. A few nights
later Janet comes home and meets
MoIIie who excIaims, "You're the
very person I've been looking
fOr."
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XIII
JANET mounted the top step
, Whats the eXcitement? she
asked.
Mollie's yellow hair lay in CLEAN
ing. newly marcelled waves. She
pulled the faded blue silk negligee
more closely about her and said
Come on into my room and III
tell you. Gee, I'm glad you got
here! | called the office but they
said you were out. I've been listen
ing for you for the last hall
hour"
Even before they were inside the
room Janet had a swift PRESENT.
ment of what was to come. She
would have drawn back but thai
seemed impossible. Mollie's room
rejecting the owners taste II
decoration, always had look o
disorder. There were dolls with in
sipiI faces and wide, brightly col
ored taffeta skirts lolting IN chair!
and on the davenport. There were
ruffed and lace-trimmed boudoil
pillows in profusion, a clutter O
ash trays, candy boxes and maya
zines over the tables. Pictures
crowded the wholesome of then
hanging crookedIy. Today the i'm
preston of confusion was increased
by dresser drawers pulled out. thell
contents splitting over the edges
There were garments draped OIL
chairs and on the floor. A brigh
green silk frock was spread out Oh
the bed and a pair Of green XII
slippers perched on top of the "a
do.
Mollie shut the door behind hel
and turned. There was a sort O
suppressed eagerness about her
Listen, honey" she began. &C. Z"
want you to do something for me
Will you?" ~,
Lets hear what it is"
Its AL. the boy friend" Mollit
went on rather irrelevantly. "Ivt
got a date with him. Not just al
ordinary date"
"And you want to borrow some
thing? Why. of course!"
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claims against said estate to pre-
sent them to the undersigned on
Or before February 10, 1934s or
this notice will be. pleadedi in
bar of recovery; andaH persons
indebted to said estate will make
settlement at once with the sun
dersigned. ts
This February 10. 1885,
C. G.. PAINTER, Admir-.
Estate Of W. G. Painter.
2-10.Fri. 6tp.
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100000 people paid for admis-
sion to the so principal tracks:
This figure shows an increase of
over 100000 compared with
1881, and is nearly four times as
large as 1927. g.. go, -,
Early in February all dog
tracks were compelled to cease
operating totalisators, following
high court litigation which held
that the "totte" was legal only
when operated on horse-racing
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l2-Salesnen

~ ~ WANTED for Rawle;gh
,rStteS Of 500 consumers in
c.aes of Hendersonville, Try
paI. ,Brevard and Hardwood.
;S ENABLE hustler can start earn
a rs 525 weekly and increase
#s.y month. Write imme-
m ,asely' Rawleigh Co., Rich
'''U, Va, Dept NC-C-23-S.
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BRITISH GREYHOUND
RACING is POPULAR

LONDON, March S.-(UP).-
Evidence of the extraordinary
popularity of greyhound track
racing in Britain is shown by
figures published here recently.
During 1882 more than co.
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various consumers of gasoline
who do not now have the priviI-
eye of a refund are given an ex-
emption under the new bill.
An important feature of the
bill is that it permits dealers who
sell quantities of gasoline to mo-
tor launches and pleasure craft
on the coast to get a refund
Heretofore these boats have
usually been filled with gasoline
bought in, other states, and they
have avoided buying gasoline in
North Carolina because Of the
tax -.
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would probably dance. n waf real
w to be a gala evening. Al had
planned everything. Now that the
difficulty had been cleared away
Mollie talked about 1t eagerly.
Frank Mullins was regular prince
of a fellow. Good.looking. Al said.
He had money. too, and liked to
spend it. Janet would be sure TO
like him. s--
Mollie was still talking as Janet
hurried to her own room. II was
nearly six. Perhaps. the fact THAT
there was so little time was. parity
responsible for the flush In Janefs
cheeks. Perhaps it was the lash OF
those unexpected words. Mourn
ing over a two-timer." was she!
She'd show Mo.lie Lambeft!s Shed
show the whole world!
She threw off her clothes and
slipped into a bathrobe. Ten min.
utes later she was back. from a
quick Tubing, getting into fresh
undertakings. stockings and SLIP
pers. There was only one dress In
Janet's wardrobe that was In the
least 'partifed"-a thin blue crepe
with draped neckline and brief
sleeves. she had bought 1T late
last summer at sale price, but It
was fiattering shade. Janet had
I. ,.,s
CHE stood before the mirror and
~ with vigorous. aggressive dabs
added rouge to her cheeks. Oh.
yes, she'd show them how! much
she cared for Rolf Carlyle! Some
thing Rolf had said came back ito
her, 81 like to have good time
and you don't care about that sort
Of thing"
But I'm going to have a good
time!" Janet assured herself firm.
ly. "Ill show Mollie!"
What she really meant was "Ill
show Rolf" but she didn't say that
She dashed on powder and touched
her eyelids with cream to make
them glisten. Then she made her
lips into bright, crimson bow.
The tiny blue hat went on at q
jaunty angle. Yes, the hat was be-
coming. Janet was fuffing her
curls below the hat when there was
knock at the door. >
Come in"
1t was Mollie, vision OF gold
and brightest emerald.
"I'm ready" Janet told her over
one shoulder. Just as soon as I
get my coat now" She disap-
peared into the clothes closet and
was back with the coat. 1t was the
shabby black coat she had worn
daily to the Office for two years.
Mollie came into the room. Over
one arm was something black.
Look" she said. 81 thought
maybe you'd like to wear my new
spring coat. I bought 1t Saturday
but / think my old green one is
better with this green dress. It'll
be a little large but you can sort
of wrap it around YOU"
ooh, Mollie-not your new coat"
It was a smart black wool with
wide bands of fox on the collar.
Mollie held it up SO that Janet
could see it. "Slip it on" she m
structed. Lets see how 1t fits.
The coat, Tapped to one side apo
held there, revealed Janet's SLIM
figure flatteringly. Its beautifui!
she said, "but are you sure you
don't want to wear It yourself?"
"Of course. I tried il and ths
green looks better. That.s,ia cute
hat, Janet. Honestly, you lopk
swell. Oh, / forgot my gleyes'
She made a hasty trip across the
hall for the gloves. There'wss the
sound of the doorbell Downstairs
while Janet waited. Asymee on
the lower floor called. Mice LAM
bert!" ..-..- - .t!sE
'Phat's tlfeml" Nellie exclaimed
| in half.smothered txcftemeht.
Come on" ..i s'asu
fTo Re CentinHed)
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rIHE other girl shook her head
l. NO" she said. Its not that.
You see. Al has friend in town
for the pharmacists convention.
They're meeting here today and TO-
morrow. AIS on the road, you
know" She named a company
manufacturing drugs and said that
was the firm he worked for. This
other fellow-Frank Mullins is his
name-is from Spruce City. He's
customer of AIS and an awfully
nice fellow. Well. when Al found
out he was coming for the conven-
ton ne wanted to- show Frank a
good time. So l called Helen
Kramer and the four Of US were
going out together. But this morn
ing Helen fell down some steps and
sprained her ankle. Can't get out
of a chair for a week! So | tried
to get another girl but everyone /
knew was tied up with something
or other. Then I thought of you
and tried to telephone"
Janet's premonition had been cor
rect. Mollie wanted her to take the
place of the injured Helen. She
couldn't do it. of course. She'd
have to think of some excuse.
I'm sorry" she began, but be
FORE she could finish Mollie was
rushing on.
IF you won't | don't know what
I'll do" she exclaimed. "Al Will
be terribly sorei He's been count
ing on this for a long time. It's
partly because he likes Frank and
partly because Of business. He's
we'll, | don't know all about it but
they've been talking about some
sort Of deal together. Oh, honey
| know how you've been feeling
I'd have asked you first If Id
thought you'd come. But couldni
YOU do it just to help me out?"
Janet shook her head. "Td like
TO help YOU" she said, "but you
don't want me. I'd be a frost al
any party"
"No, you wouldn't"
I'm sorry, Mollie-"
Then the whole thing will have
to be Off" the other girl ex
claimed. al will be mad and blame
me for it. He'll say it was my
fault. Oh, Janet, have a heart"
But / can't. Really. II don'i
feel like going out"
Mollie turned, her eyes suddenly
glowing. "You can't fool me-" she
said. Listen, how long are yot
going to keep on being a sap
Spending all your days and nights
mourning over that two-timer who
let you down! Can't you snap ou'
of it and show little pride? Why
don't you get wise to yourself"
Oct wise to herself? The words
" cut across Janet's conscious
ness like whip. Was that wha'
people were saying about her? She
had thought her loyalty to her love
for Rolf something beautiful. al
most sacred. She had chung to thai
love, cherished it. Now Moliie wa:
calling him "two-timer" who hae
"iet her down." Well, wasn't it the
truth? She had been "let down
Tilted. Were other people besides
Mollie thinking the same thing
Were they plying her, perhaps
even laughing at her?
With one of those swift impulses
she could never account for Jane
made her decision. "All righ
then" she said. "I'll go. l haven
been mourning over anyone ant
I'm not going to. Yes, OF cours'
III co."
"Darling!" Mollie wheeled AM
put a hand on each OF Janeti
shoulders. I'm do something To-
you sometime. Honestly, l Will!
There was no time to waste
Mollie explained that the men wer'
coming at $50. They would haV'
dinner and then go to see the SHOW
at the Liberty. After that thel
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as admins
traitor of the estate Of w. G..
Painter, deceased, late resident
of Henderson county, N. c., this
is to notify all persons having
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WANTED-To supply your serv-
ice station needs - Gas, Oil,
Tires. GreaSing and Accessor-
les. Tire Repairs. Standard
Station, Observation-Disclosures
vile highway. c. K. MacMan-
aWay.
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WANTED
lO---Miscellaneous

WED - Farms, five to 80
,.ieS and homes outside of
~Tn, also listings of furnished
unfinished houses for rent.
SS.a'on Insurance & Realty
20. Phone 1877. .
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N.R00E NOW and pay later,
Use our deferred payment
pan. Large stock composition
and roll roofing to select
i'sn, Lumber and Builders
>l5pleS. Hendersonville Sup
Pr and Coal Co. Phone 500.
LeHox Park.
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THE Kentucky Derby is run
Il a distance OF ONE AND ONE,
QUARTER MILES. The Bostoa
Mountains are in ARKANSAS.
Forty.iye degrees is ONE
EIGHTH of circle s ~
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tracks. However the attendances
are not expected to decline as
there are plenty of bookmakers
to accommodate the bettors.
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EXPOSITION SHINGLES and
.: :G. roofing at bargain prices
as week. Delays are danger
VS. Buy now. Rigby-Morrow
Ss'npany. Lumber, Mill Work,
o2l.derS' Supplies. Fourth
Avenue east Phone OF.
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1S-BusineSs Services
cOIU-D YOU STAND ANOTHER

COULD YOU STAND ANU HEN
loss? Protect what you have.
Avoid the sudden unlooked-for
expense. Protection by ade-
uuate insurance is a small in
vestment to obtain immunity
from . sudden setback. We
represent the strongest COM
panieS in the world. Let us
protect you. Ewbank & Ew-
bank. Ask Anybody. I"
GENERAL REPAIRING, RADIOS
a speciality. Bruce A. Cox, over
Rose Pharmacy. Phone 1861. Z
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S--MisceHaneous

Fresh FISH - Many varieties.
,oE prices. Caters Fish Mar
se.. near depot.
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FaESSES AND HATS - Pretty
aeE spring dresses in both
NIntS and plain colors and
US. the right hat to go with
Aen, at Jennie Bowens.
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Special Notices
DANCE

DANCE
Every Saturday night. Music by
Rcctor's trio. Hillgirt Dance
Hall.
DO YOU NEED GLASSES? Elk.
pert examination and fitting of
Eigh-grade glasses at reason
able prices. at Leona Allen
Young's.
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z CHICK brooding

Re- CHICK brooding. All
:aiezs bought this week we
viii brood one week in our
arg not water brooder with
on cost, it gets them over the
danger period. BrightwateI
Fans $
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FOR SALE

i-Autos and Accessories
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,&Houses and Real ESsats
Livestock and Poultry

/ 1 SALE-Fresh cow. John
p Garren. Breyard highway,
~. Davis Station.
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SEEDS and Plants

l;F0RE 1T IS TOO LATE,
Lace your order for chicks,
%. We cannot but believe thaS
.e;ore another Matching time
re market for poultry and
sgsy will improve. Farmers
liberation.
Evening star., 1933-09-30
COLORED

COLORED.
WINDSOR, 1925 ST. NV.
9 rooms and bath h.............s3 s3375
> rooms. kitchen and bath. .... 1850
Frigidaire on House Current
Elevator Service.
GOSS REALTY COMPANY,
14O5 Eye st. NV MA. 1883.
Evening star., 1933-09-30
THE CUMBERLAND.

333 Massachusetts Ave NV
Overlooking Thomas Circle and conven-
fently located within walking distance to
Government departments and shopping dis
trlct.
) ROOMS AND BATH.
Il ROOMS AND BATH.
Thoroughiy renovated and ready for i'm
mediate occupancy.
See Superintendent.
or
GEORGE F. HUNT. Agent.
1884 Mass. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1933-09-30

I46/ IKVINI ST. NV.
One room. kitchen ard bath. $3.50. IL
Evening star., 1933-09-30
S47 SOAR K & r.

Convenient location. near new school,
both car lines. stores. etc: good sur
roundings: large apartment Of foyer.
three pleasant rooms THROUGH
VENTILATION. kitchen with @. e.
REFRIG bath
Evening star., 1933-09-30
DIRECTORY OF UNFURNISE1ED APARTMENTS

5 LARGE RM. APT, SOS.
10th ST, EMBASSY SECTION.
ALSO 4 r., SIS; 3 R., $40.
Large. outside rooms. 2 exposures: mod
ern; tiled BATH parQuet floors. Frigtdaire
3033 18th St. near Col. I'd: AID. 0g47
1920 CHAPLIN ST.
The Byron-Refrigeration.
Included-Manager on Premises.
. rooms. kitchen. bath, S47.50.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS CO..
1906 H St. NV. National 2345.
Evening star., 1933-09-30
FOR REFINED CoLoREu

FOR REFINED CoLoRED
1918 SHERMAN AVE. NV.
rms. large kitchen bath. ..... s34
1890 FAIRMONT NV.
rms. kitchen, bath. porch. .... $40
NOLANDO, l413 T NV.
4 rms. kitchen. bath ............... $50
VERMONT, 1926 SWAMI NV.
5 rms, kitchen. bath. porch. ......... S55
FRANCIS a. BLUNDON CO. sos NV.
Evening star., 1933-09-30
MODERN APTs.-LoW RENTALS.

MODERN APTS.-LOW RENTALS.
1900 TAYLOR ST. NV.
r.. dinet. k. b.. free refrig. $3.50
Mr.. 18th & PARK RID.
rms ri ;aIs S.tP HAITI TT PI Pafr,S NV s475o
1928 RIGGS PL. NV.
2544 l4th ST. NV.
ATHERTON, PIP F NV.
rm., rec. hall kit. bath. refrig.. ,S34 so
ATLANTIC. 1905 10th NV.
3 rms kit. bath. cleo refrig.. $1,000
HOMESTEAD, 1914 11th NV.
rms rms. H. kit:' bseh 1ffh, Oct Is ssS $3.50 go
DOWNTOWN, 5O4 5rd NV.
! rms: rms: Eit kis:: bsth Bsth: :: s55 $3.50 90
7Oo o ST. NV.
rms bath el-c.; heat furnished $3.50
800 II ST. NV.
rms. kit. bath; ;.......... $3.50
100 ST. SE.
40 9th NV.
rms, sss stt' ysni,ors snfa on Premises: 5000
FRANCIS x ri 1-H,TDON CO.,
sos st. NV. National 0Ll4
FACING MERIDIAN PARK.
Delightful location. at the cascades
end of one of Washington's most
beautiful parks. Close to stores. cars.
etc; pleasant walk downtown via
10th st.
$4,000
Foyer. large living room MURPHY
BED, dinette. kitchen &c. e. RE-
FRIG). bath. = closets.
: $1 80
Three exposures. foyer. large living
room MURPHY BED. two bed
rooms. bath. small dining room, kitch-
Worth Seeing-22Ol 18th NV.
Evening star., 1933-09-30

500 WISCONSIN AVE.
Overlooking National Cathedral
Ss'SSSS %S9S51 s%',S|sf SSSgE dUS
closets. furnished dinette, $4,000.
6psn and Iisntss s evenings. Resident
SIBLEY-15 M. st. NV.
FR1GIDAlRE ON HOUSE CURRENT
3 rooms. kitchen 4 bath. $3.50
z rooms. kitchen g. bath. 39?o
Excellent condition. Res. Mgr. Apt. o.
SHELTON-3520 w. Pl. NV.
rms Kit. and bath. reirig.. $3.50
1886 KENYON ST. NV.
FRIGIDAIRE ON HOUSE CURRENT
. rms. kit. bath and porch 80. 45.25
) rms. kit. din. bath and porch. 300
Resident Manager. Apt. 8.
228 10th ST. NE.
R;s Resident n aa Manaser. % Apt No. i. 70 '''
1245 NEAL ST. NE.
on Trinidad Ave. north Of Fla. Ave.
2 rms. kit and bath. refrig S42oo
Resident Manager. Apt. 20
BEATRICE-142 CARROLL ST. Sc.
1904 TALBERT ST. Sc.
Corner Nichols Ave. Anacostia.
Frigidaire on House Current.
| ! rm.. kit and bath h.......... S32. so
. rms, KIT and bath h $3.50
| See Resident Manager. Apt. No. 21.
435 10th ST. Sc.
FIATMlsla FLA +: s1a 'e'R 'oe'RRREN ST. ne. ne 90
rms, b.. dinette. porch S35. 90
Gas-fired heat. modern building.
FLAT-315 Kentucky Ave. Sc.
No. A rms. bath. porch S32 so
Key at Apt. =.
J. C.. WELDON CO,
1927 X st. NV. metropolitan BOIL
Evening star., 1933-09-30
1442 PARK RID NV

3-room kitch and bath. with shower;
Frgidaire gas and elec. free: beautifully
furnished; convenient location: $50. 80.
Evening star., 1933-09-30

THE CLYDE
! 1I:i 10th st. NV.
Downtown. apts.. with free electricity,
ensn snd dnstts s roo%s ooom rscsp sa
Resident % manager. ADJ xDt 10. io3. Phone
THE SHAWMUT
| ZOO 10Th st. NV.
Corner Of Kalorama road. just oti
So. su@''a 80 ap 'S'q Tooms kitchen ann and Bath:
! 5000 up.
while snas hys been rsSH1eq sns bS S
.4-hour elevator and switchboard SER
vice: electric refriseration.
THE MINTWOOD
1913 .intwosd Pl. NV.
| Attractive Lobby and Halls.
movies and car lines. delishtful location;
quiet and homelike l room. rec. haIl
! and bath $4,000 up. rooms. rec nall
| Kit. and bath. front apt. southern ex-
posure. $50 up. rooms, rec. hall. kit
and bath front apt IN
/ apartments.
sol 18TH ST. NE.
S42 so; 8 rooms. kitchen. reception hall
! and bath. front apartment 81 so; e.
| front apartment $47.50.
! SEMINOLE
4 Iil4 w st. NV.
/ room. reception hall and bath.
So2 50: only 3 available rooms. kitch-
h.s Msf free 3 49o Il " s ns ''''
! NATCHEZ
4 IAN W st NV
S42 80. Res. Mgr. No. 6. Phone PO.
/ 1908
1549 35TH ST. NV.
H GEORGETOWN
\ . rooms. kit and bath. S3s. 90: 3
\ rooms q bedrooms). kitchen and bath,
/ So 90 Electrolux refrigeration.
SALUDA
/ IIOI Euclid st. NV.
/ 2 rooms. kitchen bath and porch,
/ $50 90 Frigidaire on house current.
THE WENDALL
! 1853 California st.
/ Large. roomy apartments; rms. kit.
kit. kit rec. rec. hall, bath: s55 so up. Free
elec, refriseration; High M ,,ns elevation. Con-
| THE VALOIS
4 1890 Mass. Ave; NV. -.
and bath. % $40: ) rooms; kit. and bath.
$50: 4 rooms. kit. and bath; $50; Gen
eral Electric refrigeration with all house.
keeping apis.
WALTER A. BROWN
400 St. NV. National 1852