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Bridge Party

Mrs. John Mondloch entertained
delightfully."- at two tables of Bridge
Tuesday afternoon. A delicious
lunch was partaken of at $50.
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Royal Neighbor Meeting

Mrs. Louis Butler and Mrs. Henry
Otto will entertain the members
of the Royal Neighbor order at
the formers home next Tuesday af-
ternoon.
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Bridge Luncheon

Mrs. Clyde Thomas entertained
two tables of ladies at a Bridge
luncheon at her home Saturday af-
ternoon.
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ID. A. r. Meeting

The members Of the D. A. r.
were entertained by Miss Eva Da-
Wis in the G. D. Cass home on
South Main Street last Friday af-
ternoon. Mrs Gordon Morse was
the assisting hostess.
Mrs Ed Besser had charge of the
program and reviewed a number
of interesting topics taken from
the National Defense Magazine. A
very pleasant and profitable after
noon was spent although the Re
gent, Mrs. Nellie McCollum, was
greatly missed. The hostess served
a delicious lunch at 4:30.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks for the many acts of kind
ness shown us during the Hines!
and death Of our beloved son anc
brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vird Neal
and family.
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Dorcas Society

The Dorcas Society will be en-
tertained by Mrs. H. Brager and
Mrs. Kettlewell at the formers
home Tuesday evening, November
IA, at 500 o'clock.
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HeSpadia Club

Mrs. v. T. Conklin was hostess
to the members of the Hespadia
Club at a 1:30 luncheon Tuesday
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Past Matrons Club Meet

Mrs. Roy Scott will be hostess
to the Past Matrons Club Friday
afternoon at a 1870 o'clock lunch
con.
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Trinity Ev. Luth. Church
Grove Lake

1:45 p. m. Sunday School and
Bible class.
2:3O p. m. Divine services.
Tune in on the, Coast-toI Coast
Lutheran Anniversary broadcast
over the Columbia system begin
ming at 9 A. M. Sunday morning
Nov. IL. 40
Edw. ssMenzel, Pastor.
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Auxiliary Entertained Members OF
w r G.. and ID, A. II.

The American Legion Auxiliary
met in the Community Club rooms
Monday evening. their guests be-
ing members of the d. A. r. and
w. r. C. Mrs. Steece, president OF
the unit, presided and announced
the numbers on the program, which
opened with the salute to the flag,
followed by singing one verse OF
America.
Mrs. Steece then extended the
guests a hearty welcome to which
Mrs. A. M. Wallace graciously re-
sponded and expressed the wish
that the three organizations might
get together more often.
Rev. L. E. Kempton, of the Epis-
copal Church, was the guest speak
er, He began by saying that as
Armistice day approaches we
should think more of peace and
less of war. His splendid remarks
were woven around a Biblical
story and he compared the people
of today with those of that day
and said he felt that out of these
irving times since the Fall Of 1923
would come a finer civilization
His talk was a sincere one and
was greatly enjoyed. 49,
Mrs. George Berggreen' with
Mrs. r. e. Cooper at the piano
sang a beautiful and appropriate
selection, Lest We Forget. Mrs
Steece gave an excellent talk on
our National Defense. The singing
of "Old Black Joe" concluded the
program.
A social hour followed with
cards and visiting followed by a
fine lunch. The honor guests ap-
preciate the courtesy extended
them by the ladies of the Auxil-
iary
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Norwegian Lutheran Church

J. A. Johnson, Pastor.
Norwegian services Sunday af-
ternoon at lis o'clock. Come and
worship with us. =,
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Zion Lutheran Church

Sunday, NOV. II.
$50 A. M. Sunday School and
Bible classes.
On account of the Lutheran cele-
bration in Long Prairie to which
all our members are invited no SER
vice will be held in our church next
Sunday.
See other announcement.
J. F. Schumacher, Pastor.
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Married October 28th

Early Saturday morning, Oct. %
at the Parish House of Our Lady
of the Angels Church, Rev. FIR
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DON'T FORGET THE TUR.
KEY DINNER NOV. Is AT THE
COMMUNITY CLUB.-adv.
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Degree of Honor tn Meet

Degree of Honor to Meet
The officers of the Degree of Hon
or lodge will meet at the Armory
Monday, Nov. Is, at 2:30 P. M. for
practice. There will be inspection
at the next regular meeting by
Grand Lodge officers.
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Social Events
Celebrate Golden Wedding

Celebrate Golden Wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thornbloom
who reside five miles east of Long
Prairie, have attained the mark OF
half a century of married life Fiji
ty years ago, on November A. 1888
Miss Anna Host and Fred Thorn.
bloom were welded at Leljanae
Hjumack Sweden.
The first ten years of their mar.
ried life was spent in Sweden. On
April 81, 1893, they landed in Am
erica and first settled in Illinois
After living there a few years
they moved to this community and
settled near Long Lake.
Ten children were born to this
union, three in Sweden and seven
in America, of whom seven are
still living as follows: liver. Swan
Cap, Henry, Of this community;
Mrs. Anna Hadgberg, of Owen
Wis; Mrs L. A. Rose, of Alexan-
dria and Mrs. Victor Palmer.
There are also sixteen grand
children and three great-grand-
children living.
A year ago Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
bloom moved from this commun-
fly to farm about five miles east
Of Long Prairie. However, they
have kept in touch with their
. friends in and around Sank Cen
ire.
Their children and a host Of
friends and relatives helped the
aged couple celebrate this honored
event Saturday. The day was
spent in reminiscing and recalling
old days and friends, and in a So
cial way.
A bountiful supper was served
at five o'clock.
The guests together with many
other friends extend Fluctuations
and wish them many more happy
years of welded life.
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sAUK CENTRE HERALD, Sank Centre, MINI.

Mayer read the service which join
ed Mrs. Mary Thull and Mrs. John
Olson in the holy bonds Of matri-
mony.
The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Anna Pflipsen. Mr..
Olson was attended by Herbert
Thuil, son of the bride.
The couple took a short trip to
Minneapolis and Osseo, where they
visited relatives of the bride.
We wish them much happiness.
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The Churches
Church Of the Good Samaritan
protestant EpiscopaD

Rev. L. E. Kempton, Rector.
Sunday service at Hoo o'clock.
Church School at 9:45 A. M.
Choir rehearsals every Thursday
night.
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ANNUAL TURKEY DINNER
COMMUNITY CLUB WEDNES-
DAY, NOV. 15.-adv.
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Chariyari Party

Charivari Party
On Monday night, October 80, Mr..
and Mrs. John Olson were given a
charivari party, in the good old
fashioned way, by fellow employees
and friends of Mr.. Olson. A very
good time was had by all.
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J. F. Schumacher, Pastor.
Evening star., 1933-12-17

HOUSES-FUR. AND UNFURNISHED.
CLEVELAND PARK. 32l4 NEWARK ST
Modern house; IL rms. baths. 2 garages:
open Sun. 1880. GE. 1928 for appoint
ment.
RICH AND BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED DE-
tached house. 10 rooms, baths servants
and chauffeurs quarters and double garage;
located in the most exclusive section OF
Washington: for rent by owner. Address
$500 10th NV. Phone GE. 1894.
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BOATS.
CABIN CRUISER, rooms furnished. l. ".
Sadio; low cash price or TERMS Fnone
Gtneo!n IO-oo-
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
RIDING HORSES. Arabian; valuable pinto;
race horse, sire grand stake winner: inter
nationally played polo pony. Wise. 2460: 22.
FARM AND GARDEN.
freesHshfubs0 tsIlsiT HGTi bs0Vfnes
Paul Stsdler, CL. 04s0.
WE'LL RoTTED cow MANURE, 75c hun
dred.lb. sack; eight sacks So Rich art
Soc sack; sacks: $3.50, Dry hard good.
hurst Dairy. Bethesda, Md. Cleveland 1919
RoOMs-FURNISHED.
1920 KAITIRAMA RD-Laree front room.
:bis FSr ore or os'R two gentlemen CO $3.50
1884 COLUMBIA RD-S3 wk. single rms;
maid serv.; hall rn.. So so; men. AID. 1913.
1s45 BELMONT RID. at Col Rd.-Large::
attractive front rooms. with s1d without
hath. southern exposure. co. 9l34.
HOTEL TAFT. corner Sth and G sts. NV
6nder, new management, downtown and cen
ssts.. -' 81 up; special weekly rates s. up,
3 ADJOINING ROOMS. suitable for gen
tleHen, Jewish; very reasonable. co. 2sss.
foss PARK RDIEaeIng FofE Refk creek Irsf PARK;
mod imp. phone; gentleman. Govt employe'
1909 MARYLAND AVE. NE.-Large front
boom. two beds; private family SD month
[szs [ N:W-II2nd door; newly fg{nished; he'd;
k5. double; transients. S1.- 81.
s727 WARREN ST. N.W-semi-detached
house two blocks fr9p Fursaq Of stand f1odt
room. lavatory attached. CT. 5437. IS.
p136 K ST. NV Washington Circle-Extra
large. clean. homelike rooms. nicely farn'
'110o 18th NV. cor. l. OPP. parkI;spacious:
downtown home: low rates. NE. 1542. IS
q11O R ST. NW.-Rooms for Ink. or with
out o.k s25 3 70 -. $a9 mo-, mo- board 0ptionals 81
1856 KENYON sT.--Clean, attractive; single
tured gentleman. Phone AID. 1858.
2022 18th ST. N.W.-wsrm. next bath, twin
$3.50 ssds snse IS don6ie H.
] 3rd ST, NE, Apt. 3-W omen only.
Nicely furnished corner roomr convenient 10
Capitol, once buildings. Phone AT. 0561-W
i4l9 CHAPLIN NV, Apt. 3s-LarEe room.
.sEn a1t Dan theG ef persons eau
1852 CLIFTON ST. N:W.@Spacious front
room, 3 windows. cont. h. WI private homei
81 week: convenient location.
2o3 Sth ST. NE.-Large front room. 81 and
SIS: rooms and porch, 81, for Ink.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1850 ST. N.W.-Two
nicely furnished rooms. instantaneous hot
water. unlimited telephone.
zoos NJ ST. N.W.-Bright front room, newly
decorated, new twin beds. next bath; also
single room; reasonable.
1923 EUCLID ST. N.W.-SinRle room. next
bath. two windows; 2nd floor: instant hot
water. phone; Sl2 mo; saatltman.
1875 CALIFORNIA, cor 18th n.w.-sunny,
warm, attractive. ADJOINING bath. automatic
hot water, steam heat; only adults: reas.
sO4 EYE ST. NE-One or two furnished
rooms and kitchenette; lisEi, gas, hot-water
beat included.
i40e BUCHANAN ST.-Cheerful front room,
hear bath: private family: heat: hot-water;
gentleman. Phone GEorgis 6l37.
b525 NEBRASKA AVE.--Neatly furnished
desiTabie neighborhood; home cooking; rates
NaNg reasonable.
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HOUSES-UNEURNISHED

sls =, 18th sr.-5 ROOMS BATH. .,o 80
0ls 9 ns.5 @ rooms; bath. M ami. $500 $500
ss;7 sssi7 sSs;ez @ st To w5.T5 rms. ami. $50 90 90
5s1a fsIa sth ST. ny rms ami. sS.0o sS 90
ii$s i5th s.. NV rms. ell. 81. ss.5S
,3 533s BELT Belt ra. n.w.1e rms. ami. $500
15as Shepherd S. n;w@ 5;' rmsl. m! mi s.SS ss:SS
1la5JSS 1la5S IN 4th st. ne rms ami. 300
lll6 4th st. n.e.-8 rms. ami. 49,. $3.50
ll3l Ill Trinidad ave n.e..a:m.i., rms. 50.O0
s3s Delafeld p; n.w.-6 rms. ami. 5000
SsSS SsS 49,. & az. 5. =. W. s:s$ e
p st; ne&11 1o rms, aami. amsi am. 4sso 4s:So
s26 G 8. ne rms, ami. ..,... 1900
928 A. St: n.e;--s rms. el.. b. -. 1920
il Eyest: ne rms. si.. ~: s.t: $3.50
4O41s 18th st. SEE rms. ami. IS.
414 4it Mas M !, ave ny rms: e. b.: $5.SS
iidiSo Fla. ave ne, No a5 E. =, ami. DA sS $SsS
43 K st. n.w.-5 rms. ei, gas. .... $3.50
f43 End st. n.w.-6 rms. ef. b.. $500
l4o3 N Cap. st So doIms4in rms s.mi'... 5000
J.; 12ls Harvard s.; rms. ami ses. 90
80 Eye 81 st. n.eg15 5%1 rms. al ei, 49,: Is 90
451 st. n.w.a-4 rms gas, b..... 5000
afe q K St; ms rms b. gas: -. $3.50
As H St nw-o rms. ei. 80 1870
4441a z + " e ave nTs rms. ell. b.: 35ssSS
1923 G ST. Se,-6 rms. el, b,..,,. 1870
81 Morton st. n.w.-5 rms. gas, b. 30.b0
d847 n J. ave. n.w.--5 rms, el. 30.b0
53s 81 rs rms rms satsr. s.i M s:9S ss:SS
rsnton shnH.'n s. St. rms Eas.r 1s5S 1875
261 18th st. se.-5 rms. water. -. 1880
1852 Sherman ave. n.w.--6 T.. el, b. 81,
aos osEdaie Il. pI "e nTs I8' fms e, b. 1880 1880
9 Patterson st. NE rms. eli. -. $3.50
sOsN Cap. SostN 81: keaitor. Re- ikSMphNiN ma. 1892.
1905 QUARLES ST. NE.
edeegrsin floors, h.-w.h,. elec 4 gas. lsun-
RAGE chix house g. yard; plenty groEnd.
o res Tfs home end tgE 4y s Bss
APPTEBY, Owner.
Lincoln 1884. National 1912.
rooms and bath: new condition: open
e E. II. ME%Sffi.Iiia %fLEis Tower Bldg National 747s.
$40 9th st. ne-6-rm modern house:
rent reduced from $50 to $40 for q good
SIS 1lth EHos: 81! NV P, WALSH Dr. 1858.
73s 10th st, Sc. near Navy Ysrd-e
4a5 rooms es,h 1ooas sisc and bath. 90
"' eiee coLoRED. 5000
2222la 1lth st. n.w.-6 rooms, water -,
electricity ,.,,,,,,'',,,':,'. 's5o'Vo
1919 3Td ST. n.w.-8 rooms and bath. oo
1918 18th HS@' St. se.e Ieorns water: fs.So s.So
1873 De sales LIsk1Ns 81. CO. d. s52e.
S7O-lS34 PARK ROAD N.W.-N MT,
Pleasant-S rooms. b. a bed rooms sno
s5r s.s st
rooms. 3 baths. garage.
PHILLIPS & CANDY, INC,
Ma. 1900. INVESTMENT BLDG
>poI ~ 3212 CEDAR ST. Mt. RAINIER.
S4J'Vo 1872 BRYANT st. NV.
SfJ-OO 1880 q ST Sc
Sro-OO 1921 1st ST. NV.
90o'oo 1909 WEST VIRGINIA AVE. NE
31o'oo 1910 SPRING RID. NV.
9oZ-oo so ADAMS ST. NV.
q'''oo SO MADISON ST. NV.
9o/ 'oO 14O4 QUINCY ST. NV.
Po-o 1916 QUINCY ST NV.
No'Vo 1925 21st ST. NV.
WIN. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 ST NV DI 1918.
INSPECT TODAY.
New homes Of Z rooms and bath, ami.
built-in garage; S62 so per month
22S-234 LONGFELLOW ST. NV
FLOYD Z DAVIS COMPANY
733 18th st. NV. MA. O353
RENTS REDUCED.
800 VILLA RD..- AURORA HEIGHTS. VA.
10 Minutes from 18th and Sts
Rooms and Bath. Elec. and Gas
Large Lot-S45.00
7O5 EYE ST. Sc.
Evening star., 1933-12-17

WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
modern semi-det. house. z to rooms. close
in. containing 4 bed rooms; owner preferred;
S6O-S65. Adams 1717-J.
SMALL HOUSE. REASONABLE RENT: PRE-
fer electric refrigeration. stove: give loca-
tion. rooms. rent. etc. Address Box 356-R.
Star once.
Evening star., 1933-12-17
~ RIGHTwoOD'S
X EST 4
OARGAINS

6S14 4th st. n.w.-Semi-det.,
rms. bath, Frigidaire, gar. $1,000
ALL 3rd st. n.w.-6 rms, bath.
glassed sleeping porch. 49,. $3.50
go Sheridan st. n.w.-6 rms,
bath; vacant .......,,...... 1900
500 Roxboro place n.w.-6 rms,
bath. built-in garage. ........ 5000
Sl4 Underwood st. n.w.-6 rms, i
bath; built-in garage b2bO
bath, gar. semi-det. ......... ms $3.50 i
125 Longfellow st. n.w.-6 rms,
71s Somerset pl.' n.w.e rms, 0''OO
bath, built-in garage ........ 4S:50
SOB Somerset pl. n.w.-Semi-det.,
brick, 9 rms, bath, gar. ...... 45.00 !
722 Tuckerman st. n.w.-6 rms,
bath, built-in garage. ......,. 47.b0
$500 5th st. NV rms. bath;
e4iS sth st. in..w.:ve:ry desirable, '
9 rms. bath. garage. ....... 5000
604 Somerset pl. n.w.-6 rms,
e4o1 4th st. 'n.w.3cornef. rms. WV
bath. buflt-in garage. ........ $500
617 Somerset pl. n.w.-6 rms,
bath, garage ............... z5.00
901 Butternut St. NV rms,
bath, garage; det.: corner. 80. $3.50
For further PARTICULARS and keys to
inspect call at 72S Somerset place NV,
or Dixie Realty Co, National $3.50. Sun
day, Potomac 2712.
Evening star., 1933-12-17

NOfL
coSd,t;or s4tS 9th sao fs1o rooms BATH perfect
5s seston pi.-e big rooms. bath. ga
..s siS q Kennedy ST. rooms BATH modern
es5 Col rd.-e rooms. > porch.s. ga
s1s Sheridan st.-sepi-detsehsd. 2 rooms,
sS4 Jefferson st.-6 rooms, 3 porches, S55
105 Longfellow se.A7 rooms, gear ga
1889 quebec pl.-s rooms. gas heat.
.sss Concord sye-e rooms, 3 RoFshes,
sS1,s C.; .S:oS5Gner' sG rooms Fsrsss
Ss,b1. L0nsisliS" as4aEs sss56 ssRet.eh.d rooms
1902 18th st.-9 rooms, newly deco
1884 Irving st-s rooms. 3 baths. $40.
NORTHEAST AND SOUTHEAST, :.
1905 G st. s.e.-Detached, large lot,
soS sth st. n.s.-e rooms BATH elee-
Soia 4ti1 st. n.e.-semi- detached, s rooms,
,.l:s 1Sss sRsost St s-e.-a rooms bath a-e"F
iii Mentello ave. n.'.-e rooms gear
200 Bryant st. n.e.-Corner. 9 rooms,
new-house condition. $50.
1923 st. ..s.--s rooms. bath; $sz 30 :.
porehes. ssr.s.; electric fsfrissEst ton $3.50.
.wArLE JAMES, ING ~ ,oI,
1875 l4th st. NV. Va oos'
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C0IQREn

COLURED.
2027 Flsgler pl. n.w.--6 large rooms.
newly papered and painted. only S45.
GEORGE JAMESON. GEORGIA 074s.
FOR COLORED.
140 D st. SEE rooms, good condi-
tion. S25.
2i35 Newport pl. NV rooms. bath.
electricity S25.
524 25th pl n.s.-b rooms. bath,
porches, S37. 30.
1925 14th st. NV DI 3347.
Evening star., 1933-12-17

HOME IN downtown, apt; large room, pr1-
eiatins it. Phone Ma. $3.50, Extension s03.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

NEARBY VA.-Roonn, furnished for one
two; private home; hot-water heat. Pho
Clarendon g-J-l.
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a25 5th s

Near 10th and Columbia.
Or: 3-d. brick ami; 3 porches; invit-
ing. clean: reas. Owner. SE 20ha
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(Continued,l

227O CATHEDRAL AVE.-Private house two
well furnished double bed rooms. STUDY and
private bath; suitable for four students aF
business men. Adams s120-J.
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HOUsEs-UNFURNIsHED
DESIRABLE HOUSES
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
AT Very Reasonable Rent.
In Very Good Condition.
26s6 Wyoming ave. n.w.-12 r. b.. soooo.
1863 %a sucSsnaD Ssrsgs' St vs. $4,000
aSnl oil burner: burner: eIec.. garage. 10000
,ssT.ii Ikey u 1870 ........' 1880
,os z 3: ::s saEase. ami. KEY at iii: 1000
ssSz t%, Yaa ss.. ss. 1kfy z. 1Ss5;,,s: b. $500
Ia ssrass ss.h ik.y s at 4sosJ;. &; b., ami. 1000
!Key at 6l4 .:...s...,...,... $500
I'm % sarass &c key At i7sa,isy':: 9 iay: $500
o' sarase, n' * ke9 st 5aiol. F D. ami 5000
"a NJ suttssnnt ssnst. st. Knwa7 7-.gPy b.. e.oo
432 Jefferson st. n.w.-7 T.. b..
1888 m isbefSooe s6aee st NV. rs. 5000
1918 NJ st. n.e-6 r. b.. ami. ga WV"
rage, Key at 1870 ...,.... 5000
1873 9ssf st 5kes ns7 at lsobj' s. ami ga 5000
1sak ak.1 7sth IT iss91-7 s BE r. b. ami 20 90
1122 oates st. n.e:-.6, r.. b.. gar, -
ami. key at 1129) 49,, 1880
lSss ss i54O s say T. ST. 3 6a asm.n Gsr 475o
1923 3R u 10Th - I6s1p St pe.-6 r. b.. ami lso
11l4 owen pl me- r, b., ami, -
garage, KEY at 1l49. basement 1850
At store across street) . 1000
90 Key, at store. e55i ' ;....., - 1000
624 Orleans pl, n.e.-6 r.. b., ami
garage. key at 655 Norton 1000
1854 L st. n.e.-4 r, b.. Arc, elec.
key at 1s4S).. )........... 1000
400 Raymond ave. Alex, Va.-6 r.
ssIia pa1enpoft f,%ii ofE' st. n9:.6 r, b., 1000
Arcola, elec. (Key at 3915) 5000
1404 Military I'd. Fl Myer Heights,
Wa r. b.. mi. (Key at 14O6) $3.50
COLORED-HOUSES.
1923 I st, n.w.--e r.. b.. ami CKey
sl4 V St. n.w-6 T., b.. lat, gas. s'0'OO
latrobe. key at 64O .. 27.5O
ol6 K st. SIS r, b.. lat, gas.
ooo oKsy syn At It 6lS. ,..i,t..;::..... 25.00o0
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Ma. 200. e25 18th St NV
Near 18th and Coluuh;.
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PIANO cash for good make; full particulars
as to price and location. Address Box
4s2-R. Star once
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kOOMS AND BUAhU.
able Tor two; private home GE 6Iaa:.
23I8 10th ST. .NW.-Roommate for nice
@ young nan MAJ 'os6g single beds, $50 monthly; front
BEAUTIFUL FRONT ROOM. with three win
tSs s9Ss .Ic.snt In Fsntd aoS 5sWsn s Tor or
CHEVY CHASE. D. G.. 371s Jenifer St NV.
2 SQUARE OF Conn; aye.-FrOnt room pri-
1920 18th ST.-Rooms for young ladies'; re-
fined atmosphere walking distance; e5cel-
THE SOUTHERN CLUB:
1900 n, H Aye DUPONT Circle; formerly
private baths, full hotel service; dining room
unexcelled; reasonable rates.
1920 18th Nw.-Delicious meals; single,
$50 a month: double, S25; privileges; gen.
tlemen preferred: Columoia $500:
excellent food and service; spacious enter
tanning rooms; reasonable. 81
1856 N NW.-Double room, semi-private
bath; ". Ealking distanes; nee home cooking; va
1903 aAMnToM ST. NtW;@Plsasant ;.d 2nd-
meals.
1919 ALLISON room tor lady; Iargs
closets; share bath and adjoining porch
with one: home cooking: garage.
K K ST. lnsar Conn; sysl-Youns man ~ ante to
meals If desired. DI. 5se7.
312 7th N.E.-Double and single rooms,
excellent meals; 81 week. Phone Ii.
2O11 KALORAMA RID. N.W-.Most desirable
Location; attractive. comfortable room with
both car lines; bright. well heated house;
home atmosphere. pleasant environs; airy
and cool in Summer; lovely porches; not
rooms available. double and single; unlimited
phone; both rooms and terms attractive
ATTRACTIVE ROOM. Southern cooking, s35
MONTH gentleman. 1916 Kalorams I'd. NV,
Apt. 81. Adams 1927.
1908 QUE ST. N.W.-Room for two with
two excellent meals day; $40 each per
1924 BnTMORE ST. N.W.-Loveiy warm
room, single or double; excellent meals in
beautiful refined home.
1925 2Ist ST. N.W.-Double room, twin
neds. next to new shower bath: beautiful
person; meals splendid; choice of meats and
$685.
1926 2Ist ST Nw-Doubie English base
ment room, new private bath; freshly deco
to lent mssls & 0SSs NortS ss soss per person. eA'e
1419 CHAPLIN NV. Ast. 3s--Large room,
can make this modern apt. their home.
1928 PARKWOOD PL NV. Room and
board fer two in private home; large front
room. private bath; home privileges: space
for for. car u garage; reasonable. Telsgssens
213 9th ST. Sc, lnear Navy Yard)-Twin
beds, IS; sinsle beds. SO.
HOME ~ downtown apt. large room, pr1-
eiatins it. Phone Ma. 1850, Extension so3.
Evening star., 1933-12-17

S40.0n-BAEGA1N.
3O5 18th ct. s.e.--b rooms, bath. nearly
new; excellent location facing park.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-08-29
Service Station
Men Will Meet

All gasoline service station own
ers of Imperial Valley are request
ed to meet at $3.50 o'clock p. m.
Thursday, August 81, at the foot
ball field at Central Union High
School, Ell Centro. The meeting has
been called by James Hushman, of
Hushman's garage, vice president of
the Automotive Maintenance asso-
citation of Imperial Valley, for the
purpose of outlining to gasoline
service station owners the provi-
sionS of the NRA as it applies to
their line of business.
While the aims OF the NRA are
generally well understood at the
present time, details as they affect
the individual businesses differ, and
it has been particularly difficult
for garages and service stations to
obtain clear information as to how
they are affected by this act. 1t is
for the purpose of clearing up any
difficulties which may have con-
fronted gasoline station proprietors
that the meeting is being called for
Thursday night and Hushman ur-
ges full attendance.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-08-29
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