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n A T u II E S
C. I'll IL ID r E N
BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY.
Robin.
Merula Migratoria-

Merula Migratoria-
" HE early English colonists named
our robins babes in the wood"
after the famous little robins
in England John Burroughs
said that our robin was the
most native and democratic" bird we
have without doubt, he is the most
aggressive and dictatorial in birdom.
He has earned this right to leader
ship by his alertness and ability.
He is the original early worm
seeker" and no one doubts his ability
to get it. once having seen the hunter
brace himself for steady pull. One
cannot help but realize that steadl-
ness of purpose can accomplish much,
even for robin.
He is singer of note and can ex-
press love, hate, rage, contentment and
anger, all by the shading OF one note.
His voice rings out strong and clear
as he opens the early morning chorus,
and in the twilight hours his songs are
gentle and tender as he calls Good
night" His cry of alarm has saved
many a bird and. while he is flrst
cousin to the lovely hermit thrush. he
does not hide his talents under a
bushel, but exploits them.
Alas, his faults must be related, too.
AS a building constructor. he is about
the worst. In spite Of the fact that
he is such a dandy. and will take
shower after shower, his home is not
only untidy, but actually dirty. So
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problem here, so keep box of Chipso handy
in my kitchen, too. like it because the suds
don't settle into hard scum in the dishpan.
Chipso gets me through dishwashing in a
jiffy and it is soft on my hands"
Yes, there's no getting around it. Once
you try Chipso you're sold for life. It's
miraculous to see how fast those deep rich
suds divorce stubborn dirt from clothes, yet
keep them bright and new-looking.
Chipso is not adulterated with the harsh
Evening star., 1933-06-08

lAMOUs ACTRESS ill from re-
ducing!" That's headline you'll
likely never see again. For women
whose incomes depend upon their
beauty have learned how to diet
safely :. . without loss of vitality.
without danger to health.
Thousands of wise women follow
their lead, and include energy food
usually slo-baked bread in their
diet.
Wonder Bread is recommended,
because it's slo.baked. This famous
method dextrinates starches, makes
them easily digestible, makes energy
quickly available.
Ifyou diet-do it safely! Let Won
der Bread guard your charm, protect
your health. Eat at least two slices
plain or toasted-with every meal.
You'll feel better :. and be safer!
The %vA1~a%7"z'"
CONTINENTAL BAKING co.
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pillows have large pockets to hold
magazines and what not. Then you
probably will want large beach bag
with Upper top. Some Of these have
enormous wooden rings for handles.
Upper rolls in striped materials are
nice for carrying your suit, and this
year they have the strap on the length
wise instead of at the end, by way Of
change.
For those who prefer a suit that is
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Asparagus Timbales.

Prepare a sauce with three table
spoonfuls of melted butter, three table
spconfuls of -four and one cupful of
milk. Add two cupfuls of chopped
canned asparagus. half a teaspoonful
of salt, a little pepper and three well
beaten eggs. Pour the mixture into but
tered timbale molds, set in a pan OF
hot water and bake in moderate oven
for 20 minutes, or until the mixture
has set. Serve in the molds, or turn
cut onto o hot platter and garnish with
parsley. ..--4
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"Oh, ], don't mean our clothes aren't old in
years." Mrs Robert G. Wright, of East
Orange, N. j., hastens to explain. Its just
that Chipso keeps them from getting old-Iook-
ing! Take Betty's pink dress, for instance.
It's been washed and washed in Chipso for
more than two years. And it's still so good
she had her picture taken in last Christmas"
"But then I've found you can depend on
Chipso for everythine," Mrs. Wright con-
tinues. "Hard water makes dishwashing
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poorly does he build the home for his
offspring that good spring shower
will bring the bulky nursery and
ehivering babies to the ground. Many
a baby robin has come to an untimely
end in this fashion. The young are
ever hungry and the problem OF get
ting enough worms to satisfy the four
demanding mouths IS enc that would
keep several p1cp,e busy all day.
Prot. Tre3dWeI decided TO find out
how much q baby robin would con-
sume in u hours. He found that they
ate over fl per cent of their own
weight and that the worms. If placed
end to end. would measure IA feet.
Yet the robin has been unjustly con-
demned. time and again, for his cherry
and strawberry raids.
The robin is so well known through
the Eastern States, from Virginia and
Kansas northward, that 1t would seem
every one is so familiar with the bird
that it would be useless to describe
him. His black head, white eyelids
dull brownish olive gray suit; his
throat, streaked with black and white
and his outstanding color, his bright
rusty-red breast-I am sure you know
who 1t is at once.
(Copyright. 1889
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swim along leisurely with the blue sky
above and a silver sail on the far hori-
son to make you forget all your troubles,
is utter relaxation. Then to lie on the
warm sand and start that nice Summer
tan and dream away the time-isnt it
heavenly?
And for this pleasure you will want
to choose becoming outfit-flrst the
suit and then something to go over it
while you lounge about, and probably a
big hat and a beach bag, too. The
shops are showing great many nov
city suits this season and people no
longer ask for perfectly plain suit,
but instead look over the various kinds
of back strappings and fancy weayes,
also two and three color effects.
A very smart suit being shown by two
local shops uses the popular brown for
the trunks and a diamond pattern OF
brown, tangerine and beige on white
for the top. Straps and belt are white.
Many suits have fitted brassiere tops,
which are much liked. One of these
in maize is very striking. And, by the
way, yellow and maize are both very
good colors for bathing suits this sea-
son. Quite a number Of these were
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want to thoroughly enjoy yourself with
that certain knowledge that you look
Just right and add your bit of charm
and color to the general carnival Of
seashore life. For there surely is the
place for the gayest of coIors, the most
bizarre of costumes and the best Of
times Just to dive into the water and
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mo faded, rubbed-thin clothes
in our bureau drawers,
smiles this mother Of three

substances contained in inferior soaps which
gradually weaken fabrics and dull their color.
Chipso loosens dirt harmlessly by RICHER
SUDS. That is why Chipso-washed clothes
stay new-loodng for years.
Don't endanger the clothes you have spent
good money for by washing them in cheap
fakes or strong granulated soaps and pow
ders. Get Chipso from your grocer. At its
low price, Chipso is the biggest value in rich,
safe soap on the market todayt
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not skin tight there are some OF silk
jersey with loose skirts over tights that
would be just the thing. In fact, there
is not bathing requirement or acces-
sorry but has been provided for in some
delightful way and is ready and await
ing your choice.
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The Newest
Style Notes

FF to the beach-and whether
it's for a day, a week or for
all Summer, the bathing suit
question is sure to be the crux
of the whole matter of prep
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$500 REDUCTION IN PRICE
NO CASH PAYMENT.

ts Ion and hinHIe ans Shsxy
tractive bath; East porch. 1Ox2O: built in
earage: light cellar on lot grade; electric
storage tank: for cash payment. price still
further reduced new house condition.
Owner. National ALAG. After pm,
Cleveland O562.
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ApARTMENTs-sUBURBAN.

239 WALNUT ST, LYON PARK. vas
attractive rooms. bath, furnished or not;
garage; near busses.
) ROOMS AND BATH. HEAT FURN.. NOT
over S45 no. by employed couple; no chill
dren. Address Box 43-J. Star ofhce.
S1OO PER ROOM WEEKLY.
Very convenient location.
507 Washington Ave. Mount Ida. Va.
TEN MINUTES FROM CAPITAL. ONE
block of Mount Vernon ave. on private, hill
amidst gardens: independent apt. complete
ly furnished three rooms. electric kitchen,
bath. shower. oil heated. warm water,
patios; utmost privacy.
Also furnished bachelor apt. private en-
trance, two rooms. shower bath. warm wa
ter. fireplace. Ink. Clarendon 132-X-2.
AT DISTRICT. LINE. .TAKOMA PARK
rooms and bath: all advantages Of country
and city life: adults. SH. 3O91-W.
CLEAN. LIGHT. ATTRACT1VELY FUR,
nished; 3 rooms. private bath. entire second
floor all ,conyeniences, linen, dishes; hot;
water heat S3S complete. 143 E. Clihord
ave. Potomac. Alexandria. va.
1874 BEECH ST.. LYON PARK. VA
large. light housekeeping rooms partly fur
nished. in close-n Virginia; $50 month to
two; l stop light to Treasury also garage
Walnut S652-J. 22s
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RENT-ELATS.

1907 C ST. NE.-lst FLOOR; ROOMS
and bath: good condition; furnace; rent re-
6.6-62s; 10th ST. s.W.-a ROOMS; KIT
bath. cleo back yard; S25. LLOYD r.
TURNER. 600 eth st. s.w. ~
COR. 6-R FLAT, ST. NE. End FLOOR,
key at lst floor; reduced rent. cau owner.
1914 10th ST. N.W.-3-ROOM FLAT, UN-
furnished, Ind floor, including gas. elec..
h-wh.. sink. bath; papered and painted;
suitable for .; S25 mo-; no children.
523I2 end ST. NE ROOMS ELECTRIC
ity and hot water S31 80: opposite Union
Station Ma 7343 for inspection. 90
NEAR LINCOLN PARK ROOMS BATH.
cleo newly decorated 1st floor; S25. See
NEAR STATE. WAR AND NAVY BLDG.
2134lo H st. n.w.-5 rooms, bath, elec.;
$3.50.
LINKINS CO..
1913 De Sales st.
25O5 18th ST. NV; 81 ROOMS. BATH
and porch. $4,000
a5i6 18th ST. NV; six rooms. bath,
porch FTsidsire Gssnh st s4oSo six rooms BATH
porch and garage. $4,000.
DONNELLY & PLANT, INC,
1874 Park Rd- NV CO. os3s.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


s,Ro9oM s9 Sd,Aa AND ,!. PATH II FURN1sMHEp M R APT; OF
p NV. Ind floor.
UNFURNISHED APARTMENT OF 4 OR s
rooms in owners private home by O family
OF three adults who desire plain substantial
tood. three meals day: references. Ad-
dress Box Al. Star ofice.
SMALL APARTMENT IN PRIVATE HOME
reasonable. Address Box 492-H. Star once.
WANTED ROOMS. KITCHENEITE AND
path IN Clarendon or nearby Virginia. Mrs.
CLAFFY. 33l7 18th NV.
FOUR FURNISHED ROOMS. AMI, HEAT.
IN ne. section bounded by Otis. Irving 10th
and 10th SITS Must be reasonable. Address,
Rlvashores Lodge. Riva. Md.
RELIABLE GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE, COU-
pie. no children. can afford to pay S35 per
month for unfurniShed living quarters
answer giving complete description of what
you have to offer for this price Must be
ciean and we'll located. Address Box All H.
CAREFUL TENANT DESIRES FURNISHED
one.room; kitchen and bath apt, 20 min.
walk Walk west Of Central High School. Address
REFINED. SETTLED COUPLE WISH AN.
3tner 3otner 70 consider taking apt. together. Ad-
tnShed. near 18th and N sts NV around
S25. Address Box 4SG-H. Star ONCE.
FURNISHED APT. BY REFINED ADULTS.
ADDRESS Box 204-H, Star office.
WANT FURNISHED LIVING ROOMS WITH
hood; write particulars Room :37. H. Q. b.
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SALE-SUBURBAN.


TAKoMA PARK, MD. 81 CEDAR AVE-
rooms hot-water heat. steel sash windows.
glass tsd SssS
basement under entire building, lot soxilo.
Prss s1ss9 esih Sssnes s9 e suit
WOODBRIDGE. D. C., 1903 LAWRENCE ST.
n.e.-,6-room bungalow. tile bath. h.-w:h..
hardwood noors: open fireplace; lot 50xl5O;
srds Fee ans erms to su
One Of the best homes in this section.
Come. see for yourself. Phone North O115.
sSs home. SHgRcM nd Ss6 s5cF.Ss
fruit. etc; $50 by $50; 81 500 cash. c, F.
BAYLEY. Falls Church. Va. 2a'
s5 SAB 90 MONTHLY: NO CASH PAYMENT:
and garage; all modern; at W., B. & A. elec-
trio car stop. near Defense Highway: month.
afqdsi BkaD Hs sldss
GROOM MODERN BUNGALOW. H-WH.;
Colmar Manor: for sale at $4,000 to settle
H1,fst An estate MRS B. A, MAY owner. Phone Pho
SACRIF1CE-BUNGALO 5 R.. ELEC.. GAS.
garage. garage. etc: $3.50 Il sold at once for cash;
othe5s ps1 for cd sale s,Sn, on time 80 pou.., A..
Ballston. Va. clarendon ia4i.
shade. chicken houses; near cars, buses;
rent: $40 month. il. acres. room i' buns'. r
on highway S3:40O. 1856 acres. s.room
sfss ssfeam hanf miles 10 s.
PHONE Falls Church s99-F-4l, THos.
3 LOTS AT BRENTWOOD EACH IOYl5O
=:asse EsS: IS ss .: Is. HsSs
paving assess. adjusted to July /. 1888. Z. n
ffiep5rfM2WS = IT MSmSer aTs :,s1 door from Brentwood
MANSION! Man I! OF OF =. ROOMS AND BATH.
electricity: gas; = acres: beautiful shade ma
shrTsbefS fS . borders streets
RRvfS VIZ sa RsaLT1 as e. 70 ' cafi aaSs asatss
s;2: $3.50 MoNIaLY: No Cash PAXMENT. =
mSPhy .SS sSs:
Sta. Md. w. B. & A. Ry.
TWO s1x-Ro0M HOUSES, ANIL. NEARBY
,irs Virginia one h=ot-water = heated: s3:750; one
payment. balance on easy terms T. B.
MURPHY; sol ,,. Wilson Boulevard Ballston.
,ru, NORTH WopDsIDE; Mp,
terms Gien Ross 1a deoTsis avs
through Silver Spring l mile beyond traf-
fie f light to stone gate posts' turn left ga
/ ACRE. EIGHT-RooM HOUSE; ELEC-
tricity, gas schools. churches, stores. st.
ss' sass' ohs zsq zsiE
Muirield. Va.
SIX LARGE ROOMS AND GARAGE; H.-W;
n: gas and elec. porehes: an sll-around
Madison nav ave. % Riverdalle ''
TAKoMA PARK 701 ERIE AvE.--MoDERN
srTsnses for tSS families Il desired: on.
one block to bus; sell completely furnished
Ssss. i u niSHeD' '' 0s Sf'00O' On
BEAUTIFUL 5-ROOM BUNGALOW. ELEC-
tsic acres grove tres eeSpDssd eSH chicken
SO mo THoS. TERRY. Falls Church
SILVER sPRING-s ROOMS. BATH. GA
Address ,ss so. Star o.
SACRIFICE BY OWNERS ACRES. NEAR
shses1 houss fSt soOd wsisT
gas. iatrobe: chicken house. outbuildings;
Is minutes Capitol OWNER, II. 1881:
s4.75o ia AKEs THIS ONE.
frame anne house. RoSs with ample room ior fam
ss n Sgyar os.r ssn PAY Ss fGs property fs su
" " eass1 nndeTpreed e and muss Be- sold 4 once
Look y.T Il svs5 sDsns ans e Md sl1S
HOMEWOOD-NEW Or. BRICK. COLONIAL
fot alT Gnsiish q Golonis sse56
trsmendoas sacrifice and rnls nice hGms; H1: tles
new; az 81. $50: terms. Xdjoinins 0.fsrs...
ins hnd Gr noq!.rt rentins See ou PRicS oatcres
once 202 Mt. Vernon ave. Phone Claren-
don 272.
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SPECIAL = SPECIAL l. BARGAIN S7.45o;
open; us Ingraham st. NV; 8 rooms and
bath. anil new-house condition, brick:
large porch oak floors. large yard: lear
garage; beautiful NV. section. This Is q
SO 500 home. Call at once. Bring deposit
with Won Move in today. This house can
l. .a..ii "a q nrnRt AID 1Qool
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IF YOU HAVE $500 CASH
to invest conservatlvely let US show you a
small. modern. l5-month old. 2-family de-
steady net income Of more than 16fo
on an investment of 81 500 above very
small and conservative 3-yeaT 1st trust
Low price offers opportunity for resale at
substantial profit. with 16fo net income
in one apartment and continue renting other
for more than enough to cover taxes and
interest on the small 1st trust. Property
located near Washington Sanitarium in Ia
koma Park. Columbia S433 . am. to
pm week DAYS. Shepherd 341l or 1871 or
:i249-M Sunday or evenings.
WE WILL DRAW PLANS. BUILD AND Fl
nance your home from S3.S5U up. on your
lot otherwise will furnish lot at cost
Let us explain what We are in a position @ ro
do: there is no expense or cost unless We
enter into formal contract.
CORN CONSTRUCTION CO.
1927 Eve St. NV.
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SALE-HOUSES.


, $3.50 CASH, $50 MONTHLY
WIN carry this new brick home in the best
{fi ne seetSnii man3Siv part rented nov at SaS mo
se75; am; pf tiied baths. so h:vh; u popeSes geSss
fsoRt oE sang snd Tsar sai OWNER Address
Hd CoS sT Two NEaR ..sn1 l4hS bo7aS., aSSb
brick garage: Ind and srd fioors arrsnsed
for apartments; small cash payment; month
Mrs LOGAN. 1855 Fairmont st. NV.
S4.75O TAKES THIS ONE
frame fra. house. with ample room for tami- ,I
ssns rom othsa M RsH Rslf 'ff SSDs Built
tremely 'underpriced and MI must be sold at
oroye it silver pd spanF be Nd
rooms, = baths; must sacrltiee ioT about
to 8 National s095.
BEAUTIFUL HOME. ITALIAN STONE
Pors large n
sSass ehens JAMES siasidS SKzDiER Rsi
co. 6961-W. evenings.
FOR SALE BY OWNER: OPEN PEN. AND ND LIaHT- ]Iaar
57io 57io Nebraska brss ave, Chevy Chase; D. Ga. C.;
oa Go6 Sasa sa iarse IT, or vfranda
REDUCED S2,GOO-7 ROOMS ELECTRIC.
nice condition; u lots. large hennery; low
cash payment; close to District. Easy terms.
OWNER. S25 F st. ne.
Sc. BARGAIN-FOR IMMEDIATE SALE.
S3. 1905 rooms. bath. all modern, semi-de
tached, lot 20xll9. double garage; excellent
terms. Apply OWNER. S25 F st. ne.
fs doaas aSout mike SELF 4hs5 soa IT'S
13 10th ST. Sc;
home in excellent condition: Q rms. and b..
garage; new G. E. refrserator and stove;
Time. II eoaaS's market $500: inspect at any
, - J. G; WELDON CO., .o,,
1927 K st. NV. ME. 3011.
THIS MODERN SOLID MASONRY
PRea ea & Ssy ana afhs must s Be sfa at
eS%pgs Tf kitchen Fehe With eese
+. large bed rooms. fOOred attic, hardwood
floors. oil burner, screened and metal
Wea yTe 1 r-stripped Near stores. transporta-
EUGENE H PIIFER. NORTH $500.
FACING s9LRIEES. HOME
ONLY S7.5OOO0.
bath. all modern and in new-house condi-
noao Vermont f. xt.' Y MARsrHos; A@ sas.en., ssss.
NEAR SOLDIERS, HOME.
AND AT A BARGAIN PRICE,
447 NEWTON PL. NV.
Colonial type 6-room home; modern
throughout very large rooms.
WAPLE JAMES. INC,
1926 14th st. NV. pI 3347.
COZY HOME IN FAIRLAWN; MODERN SIX
room brick dwelling; hot-water heat. elec..
puilt-in garage. Colonial front porch. two
story. back porch. Your rent will pay for
JOHN sCRIvENER & BRO.
District $3.50. 9l4 G St. NV.
1909 c ST NE.
Best Available for Home or
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SALE-HOUSES.
1929 OWEN PL. NE.
Is . good buy.

TRADE FOR A NEW HOME.
PRICE VERY REASONABLE-TER
GOA & 6O32 North Dakota Ave
BOTH DETACHED BRICK HOMES.
WAPLE a JAMES. INC,
1925 14th st. NV. DI. 3347.
Evening star., 1933-10-22

NEW. MODERN sIx-RooM HOUSE IN
Glover Park ami: adjacent schools and
church: excellent condition; now rented.
Evening star., 1933-10-22
NEAR GOLF CLUB.

BEAUTIFUL SAUL'S ADDITION.
Open. lib Buchanan st. NV. = large
rooms. . baths shower inclosed porch, ga
RACES: convenient section. Greatly reduced.
Evening star., 1933-10-22

VACANT-OPEN SUNDAY.
home of q rms. and baths. front and double
inclosed rear porches and Gear built-in gar
age Priced to sell: easy terms.
Brookland, 1915 Lawrence st. ne. vacant:
G rooms and sun-parlor detached home buiit it
by owner. is Just - years old: owner has lett
city and is very anxious to sell; easy terms;
Available also adjoining lot, 50xl5O, reduced
to 30 foot.
Brookland 1910 10th st. ne. 6 rooms
and bath emi-detached home with built-i
garage Occupied by owner. Price reouceo
Evening star., 1933-10-22

SILVER SPRING@6 ROOMS. bath. GA
rage, large lot h.-w.h., cleo, bus. Sale, $50
mo Address Box 61-J. Star once.
SACRIFICE BY OWNER-5 ACRES. NEAR
Washington, Groom modern house. garage.
chicken house. fruit. good water; immediate
possession; $4,000; terms. Call GE. O1S7.
$3.50. EASY TERMS. ROOMS .ELEC..
gas, latrobe; chicken house. outbuildings;
Is minutes Capitol. OWNER, III. 119S-J.
Evening star., 1933-10-22

1909 G st. ne. is your nearest location for
4 real home.
DELIGHTFUL HOME-OPEN. GlS 1NGRA-
ham st.-Don't miss seeing this today. New
Evening star., 1933-10-22

7-R HOUSE. TILE BATH WITH SHOWER.
h.-W.h.. extra lavatory. electric lights; wide
ing to reliable tenant. SH. 3214-J.
NEW Def BRICK. SS.750: > BATHS.
recreation rm.. porches. garage: excellent
NV mr.. stores. etc. Adams 47S6.
1886 MERIDIAN Nw-DoNT MISS 1T.
Modern semi-det.; 8 rms. library every
new automatic equipment: many extras;
porches Gear garage. OWNER.
CAPITOL HILL tCORNER): BARGAIN;
Sc $50; mr. Lincoln PIX ne. modern 2-story
Colonial. 20 IT. a private bed rms.,: ar
ranged . apts.; nice yard. Snap 1t. ADams
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Ballston Va Clarendon 124I
5 ACRES 5-ROOM BUNG.: GROVE TREES.
shade. chicken houses. near cars, busses;
rent: $40 month. II. acres. room bung..
on highway. S3.4OO. 1856 acres. S-room
residence near hard I'd: eIec; available;
Phone Falls Church S29-F-41, THOS.
TERRY
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DIJNRARTON COURTS

DISC 70. w. NO. IUb.
4 rooms and ba til. Frigidaire. S65
1920 ONTARIO RD.-FREE REFRIGERA-
ton, liv. rm., . bed rms. k. and bath,
So so: front. end f.. . r. k. b. S47.50.
THREE ROOMS. FIRST FLOOR, $40. HEAT.
electricity. gas included. 531S Illinois ave.
GEorpia O375
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BUILT IN 1776. CHARMING OLD HogsE.
psved % rd'. 10 miles Va; $3.50. In Ms1..
Col brick. bath. cleo. $4,000; terms. =
sNoDdRAss' Owner. Route !. Asx. ss9is-s.
Montana labor news., 1933-10-12
No. S4665
ALIAS SUMMONS

Sullivan & B%Ourquin. Attorneys.
In the District Court Of the Second Ju
dicial District of the State Of Montana,
in and for the County Of Silver Bow.
Knight, Defendant.
The State Of Montana Sends Greetings to
the Above Named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint in this action, which is filed In
the office of the Clerk of this Court, Q
copy Of which is herewith served upon
you, and to file your answer and serve q
copy thereof upon the plaintiffs attorney
within twenty days after the service OF
this summons, exclusive of the day of serv-
Ice; and in case of your failure to APP
pear or answer, judgment will be taken
against you by default for the relief de-
manded in the complaint.
The said complaint alleges that plaintiff
and defendant were married In the City of
Los Angeles, California upon the 18th day
Of November, 1918. and ever since have been
and now are husband and wife that plain
tiff has been a bona flde resident OF the
State of Montana for more than one full
year preceding the commencement of this
action; that one child, Charlene KareI
Knight, two years of age, has been born
as issue of said marriage; that the de-
PENDANT has been guilty of wilful neglect
Of plaintiff and said child for more thar
one fun year preceding the mmencem
of PLAINTIFFS action;
Plaintiff prays for a decree Of absolute
divorce from said defendant and the Gus.
tOdy Of said minor child.
WITNESS m han and the seal Of said
Court this 9th day Of October, A.. D., 1888
It. p. Kelly, Clerk.
BY p. H.. SULLIVAN, Deputy Clerk.
Sullivan and Bourquin,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
First publication October 10, 1933-4t.
Montana labor news., 1933-10-12
No. s4860
ALIAS SUMMONS

Sullivan & BOurquin, Attorneys.
In the District Court of the Second Ju-
dicial District of the State of Montana,
in and for the County of Silver Bow.
Anne Schultz, Plaintiff, VS.. Albert Schultz,
Defendant.
The State Of Montana Sends Greetings to
the Above Named Defendant, Albert
You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint In this action, which is filed
in the office of the Clerk Of this Court, a
copy of which is herewith served upon
you, and to file your answer and serve
ney within twenty days after the service
Of this summons, exclusive of the day of
service and in case of your failure to APP
pear or answer, judgment will be taken
against you by default for the relief de-
manded in the complaint.
Said complaint recites that plaintiff is
now, and has been for more than one full
year last past Immediately preceding the
commencement of her action, a bona fide
resident Of the State of Montana; that
plaintiff and defendant were married at
Scranton, Pennsylvania, October oath, 1926,
and ever since a been, and now are,
husband and wife; that two children have
been born as issue of said marriage, Albert
Schultz. Junior, and Mona Lou Schultz,
both minors that the defendant has been
guilty of wilful neglect Of plaintiff and
set forth that plaintiff is a fit and prop
er person to have the care and custody OF
said children. And that the defendant is
not a fit person to have the care and
custody Of said children.
Plaintiff seeks a decree of absolute di-
vorce from said defendant and the custody
Of said minor children.
WITNESS my hand and the seal of said
Court this 9th day of October, A. D., 1888,
f.. z. KELLY, Clerk.
By P. Il. SULLIVAN, Deputy Clerk.
Sullivan & BOurquin,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First publication October -, 1933-4t.