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Evening star., 1934-06-04
Daily Outdoor Exercise
BY LOIS LEEDS.

~ EAR MISS LEEDS: read
your column every night and
have found many helpful
~ SUGGESTIONS Now ! have i
problem that has me pdIIlrd.
am l8 years old. feet inches tall
and weigh 1873 pounds. l am too
heavy and l would like to reduce 10
the So-Called "Strramlmes.' am
willing to exercise faithfully and take
care OF my dire My faults arc my
hips. my calves snd my les from the
waist down Please wont yutt help
me? That is. to gam my goal
'slimness." Do you advise cream once
In a while for an oily skin:
DAILY READER.
AnSwer.-You are not very much
overweight. The ideal weight iOr
your age and height Is between l22
and 1872 pounds. You are probably
built on the heavier plan and can
never be the Dresden doll type, SO
why worry! The sO-called stream
lines are applicable to ships and cars.
not to human body. Take up
swimming or dancing. Exercise tor
10 minutes every night and morning
mis- is a good exercise lor developing
poiSe and gractIulness. A sirl At your
age should take up some active. vigor-
Gus outdoor sport as we'll as take eX
erCiSes every day. II YOU will send
self addressed envelope and Scent
stamp l shall be glad 10 mail nIy eX-
ercises for the lower limbs, hips.
thighs and abdomen. ASK Tor my
leafiet, Indoor Woman al the same
time. Yes, it Is all right 10 use
cleansing cream. Alter wIpnIE IL on
Use a mild aHtrlnsrut lotion.
LOIS LEEDS.
Split Ends Of Hair.
Dear Miss Leeds Since my last
permanent wave my hair has become
brittle and l have split ends. which
cause my hair 10 look short. ] have
heard that rubbing warm olive oil
into the scalp before Shampooins the
hair is very good, but l work every
day and therefore l cannot leave the
oil on overnight l rub the olive oil
into my scalp, then apply hot towels
Evening star., 1934-06-04

~ a lCddtl vi IIt r III lOlk, ana
u A. B. Brewster, British
Official who had been away
from the islands for several months.
This" said the chief. lis to express
our joy at seeing your face once more
When you went away We were very
sorry-we felt like little pigs without
a SOW"
Some men would not have seen
much honor in being compared with
a member OF the swine family. but
Mr.. Brewster kLeW that the chief was
trying to say something pleasant. In
the years he had spent amid the
brown-Skinntd people he had learned
OF their high regard for hogs, sows
and little pigs. Before the coming of
the whites, 10 horses or COWS were
ON the islands; but there were swine
and the swine made up AN important
part Of the food
The FIJI Islands are in the South
Pacific, about 400 miles East of Aus
tralia Eighty of the islands are homes
of people: but most of the Fijians
dwell On the island known as Viii
LeVu."
Scientists believe that the islands
arose from explosions OF volcanoes
which threw out lava and cinders
forming mounds which at last reached
above the surface Now there are
mountain peaks from 600 TO 4,5OO
feet above sea level. Springs contain
ing water warmed by the hot rock still
exist. Now and then there Is an
earthquake.
The fIjians like to decorate them
selves. and lur the purpose they use
ivory teeth obtained from sperm
whales. These teeth are oiled and
polished. Sometimes an extremely
rich native has enough of them to
use for a necklace With fuzzy-wuzzy
hair crowning his head. and with
whale teeth around his neck, he Is an
interesting sight.
With the coming Of the Christian
faith. some natives have cut or shaved
their hair, and have turned to ways
which their ancestors did not know.
Large fields are used for the growing
of sugar cane. and much OF the crop
is exported to New Zealand.
Fiji men OF the hills Use bows and
arrows. spears and slings as weapons
In former times they were cannibals.
but now they have given up the hor-
Tible practice.
From the roots of the yangona
plant they make drink called ''kava." y"
and they use half-shells Of coconuts
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5an0pS

THIS name dates back to the time
of Henry VIII. The family was
among the most influential gentry in
Hampshire in the reign of Richard
II. 1t was during the reign of Henry
VIII that the noble family. BaronS
Sandys of the Vine, attained that
rank.
The name Sandys no doubt origi-
mated from the word sands. perhaps
from the residence OF the family
near the sea
James Sandys was one of the first
Evening star., 1934-06-04

types 1t is such an easy matter to
make them happy through the me-
dunn of e.,y colors and pretty fabrics
Some little girls look better i'll Conn
bnaliOn OF two solid c0l0rS, others
in n.Irrd effects trimmed with plain.
III this season Of vivid Self-eNpres-
sion it Will not be hard to md some
Thing that Will be becoming to each
child in The family.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1347-B
is designed i'll sizes l, ,, 3, 4 and
years. Sizes and 4 years each
take H.. yards 35-inch material. l..
yard OF contrast. , yards OF rick
rack ioptiOnaD
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Clam Chowder.

Cut One-fourth pound of salt pork
IN small cubes and cook until crisp.
Add two medium sized onions chop
ped or sliced. and cook until slightly
Drowned Put in kettle and add
four cupfuls of diced white potatoes
and two cuptulS of water or liquor
from the clans Cover and boil for
20 minutes. or until the potatoes are
done, stirring often. Cut of the
hard parts of one pint OF clans and
chop. Open the Stomachs and re-
move the dark portion. Add the
CLANS and one quart of milk, pre-
viously Scalded, to the chowder and
cook for three minutes. Season TO
taste with salt and pepper.
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My Neishbor Says:

To cook bacon properly place
in cold frying pan over low
name and cook slowly. Pour of
excess lat from time to time.
Glass dishes and lamp globes.
when new, should be put in
large pan with cold water to
cover them, then place the pan
on The stove and let the water
very slowly come to a boil. BY
doing this the glass Will last
longer and will stand the heat
better. China can be treated the
same way.
To keep icing for cake from
becoming Sueary add one tea
spoonful of vinegar.
Before removing a sOiled table
cloth and napkins look for truit
stains and put camphor on them,
then wash as with any white
goods.
tCopyrisht, 1874 =
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AldiIIlcio5 VI lltCIlIdtloAIai halioliaI
and community affairs.
The other meetings were devoted To
discussions among the girls. They
settled matters Of great moment TO
themselves after long and weighty dis
cuaaIons. Nancy always smiled III
wardiy at these long meetings. for
she could remember So well when
She, too. had talked and talked for
hours Oh end.
She knew that girls in their teens
feel their own importance and take
themselves seriously. Which is quite
as il should b.. since youth needs to
clarity its thinking. And talking
things out with another Kindred soul
seems 10 help.
Eut the thing which worried Nancy
Was their intense self absorption.
Each slrl Was 80 trlshtfully important
to Aeraclf and telt that She Was the
center OF the whole universe. That
attitude Nancy wanted to shake if
possible. Al y club discussion Janice
gave her an opening. Il want to go
10 the picnic next week. but haven't
anything to wear except what l Wore
last year, and heaven knows every
one viii recognize it,"
Are you sure. Janice" broke in
Nancy. Il remember last years pic
nic very we'll. but for the life Of me |
can't tell what you OF any one else
wore. Aren't you thinking people
have better memories than they really
have? l learned i long time ago that
l Was important only to myself and
that each person telt exactly The same
way, SO actually what l did or wore
mattered Very little. l do think that
manners are remembered. but modes
never. And l have been heap hap
pier since ! accepted that fact. After
all, l am only one small person in II
world peOpled with folks like myself.
| don't coont, really, except as l make
HE easter Tor other people"
Nancy has j leafist on 'IntrOduct ions 3"
b nd stamped arli-addreAsed envelope
iof your copy. Write her IN care Oh this
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ties showed them new use for water
They had all had good luck and
were sitting in a tree just below the
Smiling Pool where they could see the
latter. but where they were them
selves hidden by the leaves of sur
rounding trees and bushes They were
half dozlng when suddenly they heard
the sharp. harsh rattle of their
iather. There was something in that
sound that suddenly made them all
very VIDE awake. something that sug-
gested both fright and a warning.
Again they heard it, nearer this
Time. Then they caught sight of
Rattles coming from across the Green
Meadows and flying as they never had
seen him fly before. What was the
matter? What did it mean? And
then they saw another bird with big
ger wings and travelling much faster
Evening star., 1934-06-04

higher was,
blossoms alarming
lot of figures that the real of old maids the office
and not the school room.
Furthermore he when invaluable
Smith does married her training
not her chances of domestic happiness and that only
husband.
THESE will be sad tdings girls who regard
downtown" happy hunting for husbands and whose
eoraged They fan They take
ss s y tier
whole male species could prevent them from getting married
earnest intelligent. girl
likely substitute thrill thrill sentiment
ana to drift into old madenhood before she knows She aured
by the thought Of making M career for herself of being ] hghy paid
being right hand and by his dependence on her
She excitement game n
and match their their judgment their
and where the stakes failure.
1T praised
beauty and the knowledge that she making good the world
m men and ta ahy respect her ability goes to her head bit Then
wheed every cent she cot out of some @ man II % seems 1o ber the
finest thing earth have her that
self and be able to spend it as she pleases
girls his associates
Scios to be the standards by which she They
are much wiser much more sophisticated much broader
and and learned that they make the boys Of her
OF course in every woman head is the idea that some
she will but the girl who
tai by who have living who absorbed
particular keeps is prospect
mahogany desk And made in Offices
be the bespo
70 II
o he
How make allowances the
of
.
out % piay
DUT except who
~ babys
teeth
il nts
longs
have with phlandeing husbands and abusive
starva her hat
a
Another is tha wonan
work. IN she had
is
extinction by Especially she has executive
limit worthy OF her ability
all the her envelope unless
n works hard the home she
which accustomed herself
Unless she is much love with her husband and he is
likely
her getting married For everything
DOROTHY DIX
(CDpyrsh
Evening star., 1934-06-04
Keeps Age A Secret
Brushes Away Gray Hair

Now you can really look years younger.
With a small brush and Brownatone you
just tint those streaks or patches of gray
10 lustrous shades Of blonde, brown or
black. Easy to prove by applying Il little
Of this famous tInt to lock OF hair Cannot
affect waving of hair. over twenty-five
years success. Guaranteed harmless Active
coloring agent Of vegetable origin.
1t BroWnatone does not give your gray,
streaked or faded hair allyuiDg, rich.
youthful color, your monsybaCk Only DOC.
At drug and toilet counters everywhere,
Al,n.tt.n..n,xt
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as cups. They are fond Of dancing
and singing and telling stories.
The Fiji Islands have become part
of the British Empire. Only about
per cent of those who live there
are whites: but the whites own large
plantations. and in addition to native
labor make use of thousands of work.
ers who were brought from India.
Sugar cane is raised for export. with
pineapples and bananas.
For Travel section of your scrap
book
If you want the free leatlet,
Questions and Answers About
Europe" send a stamped return en-
velope to me in care of this news
paper.
UNCLE RAY.
Evening star., 1934-06-04
Nancy Page
Foolishness of Being Self.
Important.
BY FLORENCE LA GANKE.

THE Good Taste girls divided their
club meetings into Two classes. Al
one they had an outside speaker, who
discussed books, OF good looks, or good
Evening star., 1934-06-04
Soviet Timber Opposed.

Omagh. Northern Ireland, has pro-
tested against the government using
Russian timber for electric light poles.
Evening star., 1934-06-04

and then wash my hair the same eve
ming. Will YOU please give me some
remedy that Will stop my hair from
splitting and 50 that II will gov III
thicker? l shall appreciate any ad-
vice and l Will await your answer III
the newspaper.
CONSTANT READER
Answer Brush, your hair and mas
sage your scalp lOr at least III min
ttt1s every night ana morning. The
massage will stimulate lne cIrrt.latiun
Ot blood through the scalp and The
brushing Will make your hair glossy
and keep ii ia sOod condition. CHIP
on the broken OF split ends about all
inch OF an inch anu One-nalt. Try to
lake your oil treatment The night be-
tore d holiday So that you can aham-
poo next morning. Use equal parts
Of castor oil and olive oil. Warm the
MIXTURE and apply il evenly All over
your scalp, leaving 1t on overnight
In The morning wash il on with warm
water and = mild liquid soap and
rinse We'll IN warm water. Tie warm
oil Will help If applied Tor an hour or
80 before the SHAMPOO. but IL Is ! good
plan to leave The oil OH the scalp
overnight al least once a month. My
leaflets, Systematic Care ot the Hair"
aud Keeping Beauty and Sheen Of
lair" Will give you further 2ugges-
tons. II you would like To have them
kindly send srlt-Addressed envelope
and \ 3-rent stamp and ask for Them.
LOIS LEEDS.
Mrs. j. E. X: Certainly you can
trim down the excess weight aiter
three years Of neglect, but, OF Course
II viii takc tune and patience on Your
part. Don | expect too much Ii has
taken time 10 accumulate and ii Will
take Time To- trlnl down by Wise diet
exercise and massage II possible. Aly
leaflets, Sale and Sane Reducing"
and Reducing Hips, Thls rs and
Abdomen ana Indoor Woman" VIII
help you IN detail with your beauty
problem. Please write for them. but
be sure TO Incluse All addressed en-
Ntlopc and J-ccnl stamp for mailing.
LOIS LEEDS.
(CODVTI.
Evening star., 1934-06-04

Every Barbara Bell pattern has an
Illustrated instruction guide that is
easy to follow.
Evening star., 1934-06-04
Uncle Ray
Folk of Far Places.
Fiji Isla nders.

NATIVE chief was speaking,
a leader OF the Fiji folk; and
he was making present to
4 A. b. Brewster, British
Official who had been aWay
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Shows Children a Trick.

To know inst what To do and when
Is good alike for mice and men.
old Mother Nature.
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Daffodils Developed.
Scarlet and blue daffodils are being
developed in England.
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Dorothy Dix Says
Does Business Help to Increase Ranks
of Old Maids Fear of Dependence
Makes Many Fight Shy.

AS job become Cpids most deadly rival? Does going into
IL business not only UNIT girl for but also take
/ | her desire We O
o
a the 10
blossoms
lot of figures that the real puveyor maids Office
and not scho
Evening star., 1934-06-04

Furthermore he that when invaluable Miss
Smith married training experience business
her chances of domestic happiness only
often the herself sold her
husband.
Evening star., 1934-06-04

Nancy has i leafiet On "IntTOductlOuS.
d nd stamped arlf-lddresSed envelope
iof your copy. Write her IN care Oh this
u.
Evening star., 1934-05-22

637 A ST. NE.-Two large rooms and
kitchenette: water in rooms: 50 week. =
1901 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW.-One
double and one single room
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agency about trading your car for a better
| one. Ma $500 T S GADDESS. l015
| CADILLAC 5-pass, coupe; motor. paint
and tires in excellent condition. Owner.
| co 63l2.
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433 G ST NW-Rooms sleeping; also
light housekeeping. So so. So. S4. So week;
quiet adults No radios
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.
(Continued.)

1909 18th. at Mass. Ave. N.W.-Front
single and double. C. h. W; redecorated;
walking distance downtown; owner.
CHOICE BED ROOM. 3 windows on park.
IN frst-class apartment hotel; S25. Phone
Cleveland 5000. Apt. 221.
1888 Q-Unusual, beautiful south front
Ssaying ent bSf Srb esss S0G Sstttrac
2942 NEWARK ST.-single or double rm.
private home: reasonable rent: meals can
be arranged. EN-. 02l6.
1922 L ST. Nw.-Lovely large sleeping
and Ink. rooms with running water; also
rms: rms ali outside: baths. c. c. h. W. maid
sery.; hall nm. So. so; men. AID. 1O213.
1884 CONN. AvE.-Southern exposure
room Decatur 6344. Ivy Terrace.
17s UHLAND TERRACE N.E.-Cozy room.
private family. business woman preferred;
reasonable; near bus and cars.
1904 G ST. NV, Apt. 3-Double and
single rooms, comfortably furnished. con-
venient to Government deptS. 22'
1890 18th NW.-Attractive single room
with private porch, next 10 bath. or gen.
tleman; So week.
231S 18th ST N.W.-L0vely, large front
room; double. So; single, $3.50. Also nice
single room. So.
1349 TAYLOR ST. Nw.-Laree front
room, next to bath, for .. Phone Adams
$3.50. IA
ALLISON. NEAR 10th N.W.-single, nicely
furnished. in private home; all conVen-
fences; gentleman. Adams 272l.
UP: STEAM HEAT. CONT HOT WATER,
ELEC.. LINENS. SHOWER BATH. PHONE
1874 EMERSON ST. NE.-Three rooms
and bath. Ind floor. furnished for couple
433 G ST NW.-Rooms. sleeping; also
light housekeeping. So 80. So. S4. So week;
quiet adults. No radios.
1882 o ST. NV. (near Scott Circle
Attrsetiye room. next to bath; sentlemsn;
CAPITOL HILL. 7O4 A sE.-Room in fine
home. every convenience; quiet: sleeping
porch.
1905 EUCLID NV rooms. suitable
bed and living room. or bed rooms;
private bath: garage.
561O NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Large front 1Oop priyate bath; Do, board i
1881 KENYON ST. Nw-Nicely furn.
front room. with running water. for
housekeeping; S6 per week.
1888 FAIRMONT ST NW-Large south
room, End floor. next bath, Ink; gas
cleo; convenient; reasonable; garage.
near bath: monthly. reasonable; gentle
13 QUINCY PL. NE, near North Capitol
and r sts,-Nicely furnished room, near
bath; porch; cool; reasonable.
1923 18th ST. NV. at Mass. ave-Nice
clean, single room. nicely furnished; rea-
JEWISH GIRL to share room. kit bath
apt. with another; home privileges; S22
mo. Adams 9740. Apt. 203.
637, A ST. NE.-Two large rooms and
kitchenette: water in rooms: 50 week.
1901 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-One
double and one single room.
Evening star., 1934-05-22
POULTRY AND EGGS.

BABY CHICKS-Barred Rocks and White
LeghornS. $3.50 hundred. L; E. Beach.
Norbeck, Md. Ashton 1lG-F-2l.
CHICKS-Rocks. Reds. SIS; Leghorns
Hatchery, j. B. Henry. Falls Church 34s.
20"
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1909 18th. at Mass. Ave. NW.-Front
single and double. c. h. W; redecorated;
walking distance downtown; owner.
CHOICE BED ROOM. 3 windows on park
| in first-class apartment hotel; S25. Phone
| Cleveland R0OO Ant 221
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SEE our Boston Terrier Scotties. Wire
other breed puppies. Also gold and trop-
1cal fish. frogs and turtles. Water
hyacinthS for your ponds. Singing ca
naries. Schmid's Emporium of Pets. 7l2
10Th st. NV.
DOGS BATHED and fieas removed. 81;
clipped. So: boarded. Bide-A-Wee Dog and
Cat Hospital, 1915 Conn. ave. opposite
Bureau OF Standards. CL. ll20.
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PARTS-PARTS.

Big G Auto Wreckers. at Peace Cross,
Bladensburg. Md. Parts for all makes of
cars at lowest prices: also your old cars
willie 400
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

AUBURN 1892 de luxe sedan. $3.50; dual
ratio: mechanically and appearance excel
lent; terms If desired; fully guaranteed.
See Mr. Barnes. 1929 14th st.
AUBURN 1892 de luxe sedan; bought new
in November, 1882; only run S.400 miles.
Sacrifice. S4S1. on terms. Nolan. I'LL
Eighteenth st W
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IN PRIVATE CLEVELAND PARK HOME
3 rooms and bath. Bird floor; modern; ever
convenience; reasonable; references re
uuired CL 1883
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2231 BANCROFT PL.-LARGE. DESIR-
able apartment, convenient location to the
shopping district; six rooms. three baths
kitchen. refrlgeration; reasonable rent
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1894 CONN. AVE.-Southern exposure
room Decatur 6344. Ivy Terrace
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1904 G ST. NV. Apt. 3-Double and
single rooms. comfortably furnished con-
venient to Government dents o2S
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231S 18th ST. N.W.-Lovely, large front
room; double. -S5; single, $3.50. Also nice
single room 81
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rms. and bath. beautiful outside apt, fac
ing Md. ave-, completely redecorated, $50
per mo. including Frigidaire on house cur
rent: incineratOr and Janitor service. See
janitor phone Mr.. Clark. MA. 3OO7.
2 Rooms LIGHT HOITSEKFEpINCi SEC
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
(COntinued.)

NASH 1881 sedan: aero type. Dual
Duro"; fine condition. Your chance for
bargain. 1897. Nolan. 1lll Eighteenth
st. NV.
fine condition: equipped with new tires;
appearance like new; only SOB: easy
terms Open evenings and Sunday. Cap
itol Motor Co. 215 Pa. ave. Sc. -
OLDSMOBILE 1881 coupe; excellent nm
iSh. all good tires. motor quiet and power
full Priced low at S365; terms and trade.
L. P. Steuart. Inc. 1925 14th st: NV.
OLDSMOBILE 1929 coach: famous Du
bonnet model: finest condition. only
oLDSMoBIIE 1894 de luxe coupe, s-cyrn-
100 miles cost Sl.143; new-car guar
antee: S023: terms If desired. See Mr..
Barnes. 1929 14th St Decatur $500.
PLYMOUTH 1898 second series 2-door
sedan; looks and runs like new car; sac
rifice. immediate sale. S445. CL. 1903.
PLYMOUTH 1892 sedan; beautiful condi-
ton; must sell; S357 on terms. Nolan,
PLYMOUTH 1898 de luxe cabriolet; finest
condition; in use only few months. Must
sell: 1927. on terms. Nolan. III Eight
eenth st. NV.
PLYMOUTH 1882 de luxe coupe; famous
car known the world over" by ChrySler.
Must sell. only S3o7: terms. Nolans. I'LL
18th st. NV.
PONTIAC 1888 sedan; beautiful blue nm
ish and black tenders; driven very little:
new car appearance and performance
S645:- terms and trade. L. p. Steuart.
Inc. 1925 18th st. NV. "
PONTIAC late 1890 coupe; equipped with
new tires. real bargain. only S165;
easy terms. Open evenings and Sunday.
Capitol Motor Co. 2l5 Pa. ave. Sc
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1890 10Th N.W.-Attractiv single room
with private porch, next 10 bath, for gen.
flRmQn. q
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AUTOMOBILES at Weschler's auto auction,
s2S NV every wednesday and Satur-
day 10 am. Usually q good assortment
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or double rm.. d.
sonable rent; meals can
OD1H
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1349 TAYLOR ST. NW-Large front
room, next to bath, for .. Phone Adams
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

WILL EXCHANGE 4 stacks of good hay
for good fresh milk COW. Address CEDAR
LANE FARMS. Arcola, Loudoun County. Va.
HORSES TO BE SOLD. May 81. $3.50 pm.
can now be inspected at Darlington Estate.
Herndon, Va. VIA Falls Church. Valuable
stock for racing. show or stock farm.
one record high jumper available; will be
Jumped at sale. Offers can be taken.
HERNDON 9S. 23'
FOR SALE-Pair fine young mare mules
about 1 400 pounds each: one gelding
horse. 1850 pounds. guaranteed in every
respect. Phi. Ga. 6ss5 bet. z and s pm.
Evening star., 1934-05-22

PLYMOUTH 1898 de luxe cabriolet; finest
condition; in use only few months. Must
sell: S521 on terms. Nolan. III Eight
n.nAh hrk
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Continued.

1872 N. H. AVE. NV AND 3 FRONT
rooms, kitchen, bath; gas, elec. furnished,
Summer rates Apply To janitOr
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TT 18th ST. NW-DOWNTOWN-
rooms and bath. and 3 rooms. kitchen ant
bath; large. sunny rooms; newly decorated
Rent reduced MANAGER on DremiSeS
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PLYMOUTH 1882 de luxe coupe; famous
car. known the world over" by Chrysler.
Must sell only 1851: terms. Nolan'S. I'LL
St
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81 EYE ST. W.-SOME FREE RENT; S4
UP; STEAM HEAT. CONT. HOT WATER,
ELEC.. LINENS. SHOWER BATH. PHONE.