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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-26

stiffly and wave a handkerchief so blaclx boarded as to suggest a death of yesterday.
 Barrett. after lowing deeply. went up the brown stone steps of his home. So little was changed. The glimpse of Miss Ella. the char actcristic tilt of her aristocratic nose, told him that she still ruled sternly and coldly over all those who waited her death.
 At the door, which Higgins held open, Barrett turned again and as he did so saw a girl hurrying up tho steps of Miss Elias house. A pretty picture she made with her young grace and energy.
 "One of the Thropes?" he asked Higgins.
 "No, Mir Barrett. That is Miss Elinor Stafford. She's grown a deal these four years, sir"
 Barrett nodded. His smile widen- ed. He remembered Elinor Stafford dimly as a gawky youngster with a brace on her teeth, a youngster with an especial talent for stumbl- ing. He had met her at Miss Elias house-thc golden shrine for all those relatives who felt they should be remembered in the Sexton will.
 The hall and Higgins shutting the world away with closed door. How good 1t was to be home! The same dimed. lovely tapestry. The same ancient hat rack that Barrett kept because, looking at 1t. he could sometimes fancy he saw his fathers hat on the black marble surface. his mothers small gloves and card case.
 Its good to be here again, Hig- gins"
 And it's good to have you, sir!" Barrett saw that Higgins eyes held tears and he laid strong
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Barrett Colvin tossed his half Emoked cigaret from the lowered window to lean back, al- ready wearied of civilization which 3s not always so ordered as 1t keems.
 He hoped Dick Radnor deserved l he devotion he had won from Mar Tia. The facts might so easily come but in time, Barrett reflected. and linless Dick were the man Marcia : bought him to be there would be the devil to pay.
 He must go up to see the boy, Marcia's boy, Barrett decided, as soon as he could manage to get hway from town. Marcia did not 'eare for him as she should and 1t 3xasnt fair to the youngster. He must have grown a good deal, Bar tett reflected. It was four years "a broad four years - since he had kecn the child whom Marcia had
 mplored him to adopt" and whom he had adopted.
 Barrett Colvin felt little jingle |yhcn the taxlcab turned into se- Hate old street whert brown-stone tronted houses told of other times hnd other manners. This was get ling home. No matter how far one @andered or how insistent the call
 ,f distant countries. for every man komc one house or some one wo-
 nan meant home"
 The door was opened as the taxi
 rab came to a sudden halt. Hig-
 gins. the butler. appeared. obvious by cxicted to have MT Barrett home again. The chauffeur swung
 scveral scared, bulging bags from khe car to the walk. Higgins eyes
 Were fixed upon his master, his
 voice almost tremu1ous.
 In a window across the street
 Barrett saw the imperious head of
 Miss Ella Sexton, saw her nod
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Vanity case, mirror, cushions, foot rests. cigasets, lighters - all were within the car and the win dows were firmly closed to keep out any chill. Barrett thought. "Unna- tural and wrong. Makes too much softness, too much shielding lust as have"
 Marcia interrupted his thoughts. "Dick is longing to meet you. Iou will come soon?" sch asked.
 Any evening you name"
 She glanced idly across the street turned quickly to the chautfeur. "Jensen!'' she said crisply, "please step across the street to ask 4iSe stafford if may drive her home Barrett felt his heart rise. Conn ing down the steps of the house op-. posite was the girl he had seen be- fore. The girl who had been little Elinor stafford" and an ugly duck ling. She was beautiful now, he saw, as she crossed the windy streets, followed by. the stiffy defer- ential Jensen.
 "Pll wager you don't remember | mel" he said as she neared the curb.
 "Oh, but I dol" the girl contra | y he did not understand. The grip of her small hand was strong ana l honest. Her deep violet eyes met his levelly. Barret felt suddenly within himself glow of an almost forgotten warmth.
 Tt was so kind of you, Mrs Rad-' nor, to offer--' the girl began. Marcia cut her short. Hop in. | child!" she said. I'm late now. | meet Dick down town every day to ride home with him. Isn't that ir- curably romantic?"
 II think it's nice,' said Elinor.
 Barrett laughed; a laugh prompt- ed by pleasure. It was exactly as ne would like her to think. Nice"
 Aunt Ella wants to see you, MT
 Coivin," said Etnor Stafford. T "Ill go to see her very soon,' ne
 replied, "but-you used to call me
 Barry and l resent the change. A
 man should hang around to keep
 the home fires burning
 She smiled at him. Marcia, con-
 sulting her small watch again, mur
 mured something about having to
 hurry on. The door of the car was
 closed, a moment later the motor ! purred and Barrett. watched them | disappear. A Elinor stafford, he decided, wal the sort of youngster one needed te meet on day when the air Wal weighted by chill mist and one'i temples were growing gray. Shs was so different from Marcia witi her genius for finding tight corner and for dragging everyone near nel into those corners too. Poor pas
 sionate, impulsive, blind and selfisl Marcia! We'll, this time he woult think first of the boy wEo deserved first though. After all, he and Mar
 cia, though comparatively younE \ had not the years ahead of then | that the child had. Marcia's child
 his ward, Gerald Moore.
 The house seemed strangel .- empty as he returned to it, ratho e dismal and, in spite of a comfort d able temperature, little cold. d For some reason he did nc n clearly understand vision of 6,ll = nor Stafford's face remained De n fore him. He wondered when h r would see her again.
 Gro Be Continued
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The Story of Girl Whose Mar riage Was Front Page News Written by an Author Whose Name Stands for Quality in Serial Fiction Bargain Bride, Hearts Marked Down For a Sacrifice Sale - Start It Today and See If It Was Worth The Price.
CHAPTER I

Cov bronzed by sunbaked miles sand forward that might the windows of Fifth Avenue. bit mid but windows with the yellow glow that glare by night The skies ueny low and dzz in the chilly air The English Barrett reflected would dirty day." To the average New Yorker was Those folks upon whom he had recently turned his would cali the will of Allah" We the faith of the East comfortable but Barrett didn't share it.
 uneasily and lit esare It always unsatisfactory come back his mind would leap from embers
 uptown old building would brush 10 make him Marcia his little sister, the daughter of bis fathers second wife Marcia violent in her trap Mare'a eryns, Barry, you must help me; I've ese'
 He intended help her. but with the passing of he and about what he had done by putting himself her and the He had made without meaning to- evade her responsibility and live ie And Marcia married She had written Barrett, Of ourse Dick know And he from her evasion another problem of the oldest problem discussed often Tn Advice Lovon columns letters usually begin hing. Shall tell the am going etc. Almost always h description of the unfortunate affair ended with wstful T was Do young"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-26

Barret realized she was hoping by repeating this suggestion to fright en him into exiling her son, small Gerald Moore. She should have known him better than that!"
 "As I said before. Marcia" he pointed out slowly, "I realized that possibility when 1 adopted him. As q family we are a rather pronounce ed type. But my peace and comfort
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-26

would never let me hide him. P'
 "Oh, we'll" she flung out pet ulantly. He followed her down the steps, tucking sleek rug around her knees as the chauffeur waited instructions. Standing at the open door Barrett felt the heat reach- ing toward him from the car in which orchids trembled in their silver vase.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-26

ELINOR STAFFORD loOed Barrett Col uin, but he thought she Was a heartless firt. When they .Uere married all NeW York society buzzed .Dith the neuvs. But neither Elinor nor Barrett dreamed of the adventures ahead of them. "B argain Bride," the new serial by Katharine Haui- land- Taylor, tells the story.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-26
KATHARINE HANlLAND-TAYLOR

BARRETT COLVIN sDanted to tell his tDife the sDF,ole story sOhen she asked about his uUard, Gerald Moore. He couldn't be- cause of a promise and Barrett Was not tHe man to break his sUord. That's just one of the situations leading to dranotic con sequences ii the nelD serial, Bargain Bride"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-26

Our Drapery Department, under the management of Mr. w. H. Hoffman, has achieved statewide reputa. on for the tasties most modern and correctly styled window Draperies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-26

tOCal or any purCIIdSe of any merchandise in the store (except on . few nationally restrict ed price articles).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-26

To further introduce this beautiful merchandise to the
 ladies of Waterbury, shall give away Draperies' Curtains etc. FREE to the value of 10a6 of the net
Evening star., 1933-04-16

FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
All sections n.w.-2. 8, rooms. Clean,
modern. Porches, garage shower; trieid.
Phone Nat 557S for car-NO CHAR0E
caves time. GIBSON RENTAL 3UESAU,
nc. SIG 18th st. NV n {
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


NEAR CONN. AVE.-TWO WELL FUR
nished bachelor aDts; large liyinS oI,,ooF rTo%s.
bath with shower: one with porch; 9 months
or longer. S42.5O- and $3.50. No. 2l29.
2I4 2nd ST. N.E.-sEcCND- FLOOR FRONT.
adj. bath; 2 large comm. rooms. with sink;
9I8 sth ST. sW ACROSS sMITHsoNIAN
Park,-1st floor: rooms h.-w.h. light
gas, linens. china. IL.
DUPONT CIRCLE 1913 10Th sT:-LARoE;;
bath: everything furnished. Dec. 2049.
DOWNTOWN, 1all 18th NV; REpUcED-
Two rooms. large hall. private bath, every
thing furn. ami: clean adults; S3S mo.
5Ia cRITTENDEN ST. NV ROOMS; ROOMS;
screened sleeping porch, Kitchen: breakfast
room adults; eiec. and heat: S46.
17.8 A ST. s.E.-ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR:
3 rooms Kitchen. private bath; heat, light,
gas furnished: adults only.
1448 PARK RID. NV.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath: neatly fur
nished; E1ectrolux: elevator; convenient to
stores and market; bus and street car at
corner: rent. so .5O.
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ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.
fNmuAinmaA

1928 n H. AVE-Unfurnished rooms. apt.
n1a 4Us' Windermere. See resident manager.
4l3 CONCORD AVE. NW.-Entire End
door: one or two rooms; complete kitchen.
porch. gArage: adults. Ga. 1892. To-
1871 PENNA. AVE. .s.E.-Entire Ind fioor. ,
rooms newly dec; Ink: $97.O0.
l34 TENN. AVE. NE.-Yirst noor, two rooms
and Kitchen. gas. elec.. h.-w.h.. $50
~ II. /. AVE. N.W-TWO LARGE ROOMS.
bath. kitchen and porch. Ind foor; rent re-
duced: adults.
3543 18th N.W-3 large Ink. rooms. pri.
bath, screened porch. gas. elec., phone IN
cluded: reasonable. Col. 5412.
1867 EVARTs ST. N.E.-Entire n0or. 4
rooms, gas, heat, electricity furnished North
Gas MORRIS ST. NE.-3 rooms. hall, pri-
vate bath. new gas stove, kitchen cabinet.
sink. gas. cleo. heat included. S35. 90.
1919 A ST. Sc" unfurnished rooms;
Ink. End floor: $50 month; no children.
5ls 18th ST. .N.E.-Entire End floor. 2
rooms. kitchen, bath; heat, light. gas. sink;
employed couple preferred; reasonable.
OPP. CHEVY CHASE CLUB-Unusual room
for particular tenant. Three exposures:
private shower. Reasonable. Wis. 3g9s.
zoos PENNA. AVE. s.E.-Entire third floor.
two bright rooms. kitchenette. h.-w h., sink,
electricity. Sab; adults: garage available.
DOWNTOWN. l4I2 18th NV rms. pri-
yate bath. gas stove: $50. See janitor.
9ai P ST. N.W.-Two unfurnished rooms
for rent
CoLORED-iaaO 18th ST NW-Larse
third-noor room, respectable homeS $l3 30
monthly.
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40 eth ST. SW-BRIGHT 3-ROOM APT
bath: > bed rooms. well furn.; cont. hot
water, heat. gas and elect incl, $3.50 wk
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tanning apartments Of / room and bath L
room. kitchen. dining alcove and bath. with
inclosed porch. Murphy beds, electric stove
and refrigerator all electric current free,
$50. THOMAS ]. FISHER CO., INC. 13S
15th NV District 6S3U
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RUTLAND COURTS, 1725 18th N.W.-ONE
large room. kitchen. bath. reception hall.
S:3S and $40: including Frigidaire. One large
rooun and bath h to S3Q
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RENT ROOMS-SUBURBAN
BALLsTON. VA. 100 W. Bellaire AVE.
gas. i eiee.. saraae a. inciudsd % sss'so s. It,
CLARENDON NICELY FURNISHED
ami. Clarendon 2OlO.
3s MONMOUTH. ST. OherrydaIe. va
furnished housekeeping rooms. screened
Wanted couple. or employed girls to share
modern S-rOom home. private bath: ideal
Summer place: all conveniences. Must be
seen TO appreciate. Call after 10 an.
vIRGINlA--Large room. porches. large yard.
shade trees; near cars: xl2 monthly.
Breakfast II wanted. Address Box ?"4-R.
Star ONCE.
3GO5 EASTERN AVE. NE. NEAR r. I. AVE
rooms and sleeping porch. comfortably
furnished: private entrance: S35.
g OR MORE ROOMS FOR RENT-ELEC.;
space for garden; garage; $31 80 includes
all. 1O5 West Phillips St. Bsllston, Va.
ROOM. WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD;
privileges: lovely grounds; screened porch:
garage; "a block car or bus line; l fare.
Clarendon 1856.
ROSSLYN VA-Well fpx rooms; car and
bus at door. SAmsha Bro. Clarendon
1892.
Id PARKER AVE, Cherrydale.. Va-One
room in private family: all modern improve
ments: home privileses Call Sunday or
ewes after pm.
) HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS: modern home;
large grounds. Iseli. 6O5 Sligo ave, Silver
Spring. Nd.
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ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN.

LARGE FURNISHED ROOM, cool and clean.
cont h.-w: best home cooking: minutes
from car line or bus. Near Arlington Radio
Towers. Walnut SsS1W.
ATTRACTiVELY FURNISHED ROOM in pri-
vate home suitable for couple or two men,
20 minutes to Government departments;
rates reasonable. Call Clarendon 463.
All CUMMINGS LANE. Chevy Chase. Md
Comfortable room: meals, garage: reason
able: private family; large lawn. porch
Wis. 345S.
IN A PRIVATE HOME. Is minutes to heart
of Washington: lovely porches, flower gar
den and quiet surroundings; ideal place for
Government employe during Summer. Phone
Walnut S624.
1857 10Th NW-Large furnished room.
suitable for .; private bath. board II de-
sired Cl GSSS.
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BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL HOME. GARDEN. q
rms. :, baths. S36. References. Also un-
furnished. 81 North Fairfax st E., Alex. Va,
1919 COL. ROAD RMS. KITCHENETTE.
dinette. porch. private bath, first floor. gas
and elec. phone: $40.
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wANTED-ROOMS.

REFINED MAN wants unfurnished room
VIII. with private bath. Address Box 4ss-R' star
Souns ana assi, x:.F .rse small AGED
Box 4ss-R. Star once.
YOUNG MAN desires room. studio preferred.
With phone privileges; reasonable. Address
YOUNG LADY. employed. wishes large. un-
furnished room: refined home; preferably
close in; $lb. Address Box 3"5-R. Star Of
ROOM WITH PORCH. unfur.. NV section.
desired by refined woman, working; best ref.
Address Box 339-R. Star once.
WHITE-A room for Ink. in s.w. section;
must es reasonable. Address BOX 3o3-H'
LADY, employed desires unfurnished room.
apt: or home. In NV, convenient to M:
apt; rel: reasonable. address BOX sio-R.
LARGE, LIGHT. unfur room. with connect
Haarsss as sss Box ssal oes state
i TWO UNFuR. ROOMS with kitchenette or
e use of Kitchen. @ IN nv by adults; % use SEQ OF
$50. address f Box * iaR. sI S Star D@Shc ONCE. e
MEDIUM-sIZE ROOM. within y couple Of
blocks Of Thomas Circle: private home or
ASdrsss Box Star Staney oe.
YOUNG LADY. employed. desires clean. well
kept room in private OF semi-private
Protestant home in northwest section: pref
erably Dupont Circle: privileges; reasonable.
Reply In detail. Address Box 3l"-R. Star
EMPLOYED LADY desires furnished room.
private bath. breakfast and laundry privi-
leges in NV: state full particulars. Ad-
dress Box 237-R. Star ONCE.
TWO YOUNG MEN. Federal employees. Dis
trict suburban no objection: furnished; must
be very reas.; state particulars by letter.
Address Apt. 68. 1746 X st. NV.
COUPLE desires Ink. room: SIS per month;
walking distance to Sears, Roebuck Co. ne.
Address Boz 21O-R, Star office.
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.
YOUNG COUPLE with small daughter wish
room and board in modern. refined, sub.
d. C. Must be reasonable. Call Clev. $500,
Apt. 103 South.
BY MAN middle aged. unemployed. clean,
good references; good cook; will share small
apt. Address Box 3O4-R. Star othce.
YOUNG LADY. employed. wants room and
board. private family; not over ;s:.50
PRIVATE HOME-BesinninK May L; elderly
lady: front room; ami. instantaneous hot
water, homemade hot cakes or homemade hot
bread for breakfast; must have comfortable
bed: give full particulars; phone; price
Box as3-R Star once
YOUND MAN: room and board: May /;
strictly private, Catholic family: about SOS:
details, please. Address Box :tD9-R. Star
YOUNG SOUTHERN GIRL; bed-livinE room
and board IN strictly private. detached
Address Bon 2ss-R. Star once.
home: Protestant: middle aged; adult fam
lily: 3 meals; $50 month. Address Box
31O-R. Star once.
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l14S QUE STREET N.W.-TWO LARGE
cool. nicely furnished rooms with private
bath: maid service continuous hot water:
everything furnished; large living room with
alcove and large bed room; suitable for
three or four gentlemen: $50 mo. Phone
North 9145 after ) pm
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4al3 I4th ST. NW.-DETACHED HOME,
opposite John Dickson home; rooms, kitch.
en- and bath; rent reduced. newly decorated.
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I'll 6th ST. NE.-3 ROOMS lst FLOOR:
heat. light and gas: sink back porch: Ink
NEAR CAPITOL. 234 18th ST. S.E-2nd
floor. front: l room. kitchenette, bath: S35
3 large. clean rooms: S42
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364O JENIFER ST. N.W.-ONE ROOM,
kitchen. sun parior. private bath and show
er: Frigidaire. light. heat, gas furnished.
Adults only. Reasonable.
Evening star., 1933-04-16

DOWNTOWN RMS. BATH SUN TER
race, AWNINGS, wood fireplace; unique furnish
in9S. NAIAoN DART. 1741 n. l. eve: n.w.
Evening star., 1933-04-16

.s2U CONN AVE.-AIRY BED ROOM. LIV-
ing room and bath; non-housekeeping: ga
rage; maid service: private home. Ad. 1920
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


1908 c ST. NE-TWO-ROOM. KITCHEN,
bath apt; new home; gas slee.. cont. hot
DUPONT CIRcLE+FRoNT. SUNNY: BAY
ira mIS room. ars si4. I6ao 18th. North 1873.
1923 ST Sc
..2 rooms. kit. screened porch, Ink. ami.
1928 NORTH CAROLINA AVE- BRIoHT,
Clean. nicely furn. rms. large closets; gas,
elec. furn.; rent reas.; adults.
1872 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV. COR. N
dupont section)-5 r. and bath. gas. elec;:
c. h. ". reduced rates. Apply MANAGER.
LARGE ROOM WITH NEW STUDIO COUCH.
Kitchen. bath: gas and cleo; detached house;
S26. 1921 9Th st. ne, Dec. 345?-J.
: g. PLEASANT a OUTSIDE Rooms: ENTIRE
cars. 1923 Irving ne.
$50 ST. NE. APT. 1862 RMS, K. B.:
een1i. eelv sysIythins fur; near cars employed
l.3O l7th N.W.-.BETWEEN r. I. AVE &
Mass; ave; 1st floor front. 9 large rooms
completely fur. twin beds; plenty closets:
stove for Ink; dishes. silver. etc.; lavatory;
WANrED-GIRL TO SHARE APT, WITH
BY appointment. Csil chastleton. $40.
1857 ST. COR. 18th, -FIvE-ROOM APT:
ami: light, garage. sleeping porch well
furnished; S75. Decatur O54I.
DUPONT CIRCLE vIcINITY-LARoE SEC
bath: nicely fur: garage. 1910 21st NV.
3s56 BEECHER ST. NW.-TWO ROOMS
and porch: furnished for Ink; reasonable.
Emerson 1860, Glover PIX. Bus or Wisconsin
LG: LIv. BED RIM. KIT. Mr. BATH; CLEAN,
iishs, Light, airy; SD 1nci; sas eiec; phone. @712
THE M MKENEsAW. APT; 65.LIvING ROOM.
for cooking; adults: reasonable; until Oct !.
NEAR WARDMAN-2 BRIGHT AIRY RMS,
kit. bath; large porch, excel. closets; reas.
kitchen; newly papered. painted; completely
furn.; sink, range. breakfast set; reasonable.
LARGE LA1sG ROOM KITcHEN 1',,1 AND STEERING
quiet: adults only. ess md St Sc
ApARTMENT I1sR m VT OF OF UNUSUAL CHA cMARM- ~,
5:aI Wise. AVE- ROOMS, KITCHEN
light included: adults Cleve oo07.
BED roSh %ass iehsn ayn .nS dfe somSSsa
porch: suitable for 3 or adults; garage
PARK CENTRAL HOTEL-sUBLET l ROOM
kitchenette, inclosed sun porch: completely
furnished; reasonable. Met. O64O. Ext. IL
IL 2nd ST. NE.-ENTIRE 3rd FLOOR, 2
large rooms: kitchenette. bath. Frigidaire;
snn.d AMI ,. adults only; jsnitor service; re-
l0s C S.E.-CALL EVENINGS BRIGHT,
coy room, kitchenette, nicely furnished.
s25. gas electricity included; garage extra ext.
1l16 9th ST. NW.-3 ROOMS. KITCHEN
ette and bath; can accommodate 2 small
families, apartments in good condition. 16'
LOVELY SUITE, LIVING AND BED ROOM,
twin beds. running water. south and north
exposure; entire :1rd floor. Call after or
Sunday. 1889 Calf. st. NV. 16'
5604 I4th ST. N.W.-EMPLOYED COUPLE
or ladies; 8 airy rooms. kitchen and bath;
reasonable. Ge. 1920 49,
THE THEAELE. 2122 ST NW-TWO
rooms. kitchen and bath: front apt; beau
tifully furnished; Frigidaire; reas
1888 CALIFORNIA ST. NV ROOMS,
Kitchen, bath, porch: entire floor; complete
ly furnished electric refrig: convenient
THE LYTELLE. 1913 PA AVE NW.-AT-
tractive Ind floor. front. housekeeping apt:
private bath: S45 per mo. Met. s1O6 16'
322O Wise AVE. NV RIM. AND BATH;
x26. Me. 1900. EN-. 0216
as21 CONN AVE.-AIRY BED ROOM. LIV-
ing room and bath non-housekeeping ga
rage; maid service: private home. Ad. 1920
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THE LYTELLE, 1913 PA. AVE NW.-AT-
tractive Ind hoor. front. housekeeping apt:
private bath: S45 per mo. Met. s106 16'
sSso Wise Az AYE. NV RIM. AND BATH:
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S4I, $40 MONTH RMS. KIT. RECEP-
ton hall. bath; newly decorated; hoors re.
finished; front apt; Frigidaire. 3-r. nat.
S45.5O. Apply janitor phone Lin. 6s4t j.
1895 Ogden St. u block Cavalier Hotel. l6e
1890 COLORADO AVE- AND 4 ROOMS
% bed rooms kitchen and bath; Frigidaire
ON house current: res. MANAGER. Apt. 3O2.
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l723 18th ST N w.. Dupont Circle section
Newly papered. painted. furnished; inner
spring mattresses; single: double: SIS up
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56O4 14th ST NW-EMPLOYED COUPLE
or ladies' 8 airy rooms, kitchen and bath;
reasonable Ge 1920 16s
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1116 9th ST NW-3 ROOMS. KITCHEN
ette and bath; can accommodate 2 small
families, apartments in good condition 16'
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Transient and Permanent Guests
Accommodated.
Dinners and luncheons specially; charm
ine Colonial atmosphere; 40 bed rooms with
lawn and century-old walnut trees; large
open private swimming pool ana tennis
courts; famous Carroll eprtn1s table water;
District Linz, turn right through railroad
undefpess, then sharp h9t Ia m1es 70 Inn.
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3 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH CORNER
apartment, Frigidaire and back porch, negiy
decorated. Rent reduced to S45. 9c5 Crit
tenden Mai S5ha
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tractive. clean. quiet; 3 outside rms, K. tile
bath. inclosed porch. heat hot water; jani-
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HE THEAELE. 2122 P ST N.W-TWO
0ms. kitchen and bath; front apt; beau
flIlly furniShed
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432 INGRAHAM ST. NV ROOMS,
kitchen. private bath. screened porch, gas.
electricity: continuous hot water. Frisidaire:
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l0s C SE.-CALL EVENINGS BRIGHT,
coy room. kitchenette, nicely furnished
s25. gas, electricity included garage extra.
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MT PLEASANT. 32OI 18th ST. (COR. La
MONTREAL home. entire A., . large, cheer
full rooms; gas, cleo; $40; adults. Col. O643
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large rooms. kitchenette. bath, Frigidaire;
sm.i;; adults only; janitor service; re-
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PETWORTH-Fo adults: . cool. connecting
outside Ink; Catholic church, stores
transportation near: reduced rent. Ad. .0'i.
1870 COL RD-Single room. next to bath.
nicely furnished; SIS month; private home
41o6 18th ST. N.W-One or two rooms. to
adults; all conveniences; three in family.
Evening star., 1933-04-16

SUITABLE FOR = COUPLES 40 CEDAR ST,
Takoma PIX, rms bath, free Frigidaire,
gas. cleo, linens, silver; reduced. Col. 0643.
Evening star., 1933-04-16

THE ALABAMA Apt. 5O7. llth and N SITS.
nw-Large. well furnished. bay window
room; reasonable; near bath; good service
Evening star., 1933-04-16

NEAR CAPITOL AND LIBRARY-3 ROOMS,
private bath in a refined home. Just the
place for settled couple; no children. 117
9Th 81 best block ON the hill.