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The Fort Peck press., 1934-08-02
Birds Eye View
of Ft Peck

L. E. Barnard & Son, Garbag,
Hauling & Shower Baths are OF
the job, having built here with tn
first corners in June. They also sci
garbage cans and 20-gal. water can
The Blue Moon Cafe, Urban Ried
prop. moved here from F't. Peel
in July on Friday the 18th and en-
joys a good patronage. They art
open from 5 am. to 9 pm. You
patronage will be appreciated.
Joseph K. Simmons, a promis.
ing young lawyer from New Eng
land, N. D. and DR.. Reichert ol
Dickinson, N D. were Wheeler Wis.
itors on Wednesday LOOKING things
over with a view to locating. This
office acknowledges a pleasant call
The Taylor Boarding House, pio-
neers on the dam site, have sold to
Sig Cusker of Wolf Point. Mr. Gus
ker will build next to Mrs Kearney
and will continue the same up-to
date service. Mrs Wright, consid-
cred the best cook on the project
will have charge of Mr. CusKer's kit
chen and You can expect the same
delicious eats as heretofore.
The Northwest Service Store
Robt. Brown, Mgr. has nice loca-
ton opposite Wheeler Inn. They
have been in business in Fort Peck
since early spring and keep a
fresh stock of groceries. vegetables
fruits, soft drinks, and cold meats
They are already enjoying a good
business and wish to serve old and
new satisfied customers.
Newhury and Baracher, from
Poplar. have plated the new
of Lakeview just above
he dam and when the highway
across the dam is completed you
can see clear across the top of
he dam from Lakeview. The
Jack end of their lots will front on
he lake when it is filled. They
llreeady have over dozen build
ngs built, one of which, a beer
,arIor, is 2Ox40 ft. and an addition
S up and enclosed, doubling the
ize, and a dance hall 40x80 ft.
here Buttrevs have two lots
eased, ct al. There are also two
estaurants operating already.
ne by Bilden Bros. who came
ere from Malta. ShOrty's Lunch
) operated by L. B. Markell, who
, from Wolf Point.
The Fort Peck press., 1934-08-02
To-Day
BY
PARK ANDERSON
New Deal Strong
Special Contributor to the
Hogeland Herald

That public sentiment in Mon.
tana is running strong toward the
administration and the New Deal
is evidenced by the primary elec-
tiOn returns of July 18th. The
congressional candidates on the
democratic ticket are all avOwed
progressives and three of them,
Wheeler, Ayers and Monahan have
already given ample proof of the
faith that is in them. One must
scan the returns from the repub-
lican primary to find any signs of
reactionary sentiment. Ex-Co1g-
ressman Scott Leavitt who stood
in high favor with the Hoover ad-
ministration and who has since
shown no repentance had an easy
victory over Wellington Rankin
whose platform was lifted bodily
from the principles for which Sen
ator Wheeler has long been con-
tending. With Judge 3ourquin
running for the long term and
Scott Leavitt contending for the
short term in the United States SEN
ate the republican party in Mon
tana-what' left of it-stands hand
in glove with the Fletcher Mills
standpatters who recently reorgan-
lied the national republican com
mittee. Republican progressiveism
in Montana gasped when the del
egation sent to the national repub-
licaa s. ,ati1P { 1928 deserted
Louden anGfeiT lor Hoover. July |
17th will be remembered as the
date when the Bull Moose finally
became extinct in the land of slim
ing mountains.
The Fort Peck press., 1934-08-02
Chinook News Subscribers

The subscribers of the Chinook
News who are paid up will receive
the FOrt Peck Press to fill out
their unexpired term, unless we
decide to resurrect the c. inook
News, in which case you will re-
ceive the News as formerly. Those
subscribers to Chinook News who
are IN arrears OF are unpaid will
be discontinued, ST. if you fail to
get your paper this week you will
behind on subscription, or else we
overlooked you for some other rea.
son. Please let us know if you
want the Fl. Peck Press,
The Fort Peck press., 1934-08-02

| Watch these columns next weel
for write-up of New Deal.
Frank Lewko is the proprietor O
the Wheeler Shoe Repair Shop ant
Laundry. See him when in neet
of anything in his line of work.
The Star Meat Market and groc.
cry opened last Saturday July %
E. L Ross, formerly Of Opheim il
prop. and Chris Gamrath is butcher
Bilden Bros, proprietors of the
Lakeview Cafe have just opened
up and will serve you day or mite
See ad in another column.
Jim's Inn. Jas. Lawrence, Prop
has been doing thriving business
in Fort Peck for the last 7 weeks.
Jim is from Frazier where he has
successfully operated restaurant
for the past seven years.
j. w. Delaforce from Seattle and
Almond Jacobson from Bainville
are contractors & builders who are
putting up an addition to the Press
office this week, for our landlord
Mr.. Norman in Wheeler.
Bert Sammons, of the j. r. Sam
mons & Son, Fyr-Fyter Distribut-
ors, is making Wheeler his home,
while working the Ft. Peck territory.
He is interested in getting a large
tank located here, which will help
in controlling fire hazard.
The Polly Pie Shop, Mrs Wede-
ward, prop. moved her building up
from Ft. Peck on July ID and brOt
her business with her and is kept
busy day and night She puts up
excellent lunches for working men
Or campers. You will get friend
|y look and a smile when you come
to Polly shop.
The Fort Peck press., 1934-08-02
Welcome to the President!

Miss Bergh of Opheim is starting
a Ladies Ready-to-wear shop ir
Wheeler. Call and look over hel
stock.
The Scherrer Confectionery store
E. W. Scherrer. prop. moved in from
Ft. Peck among the first business
houses in Wheeler. They handle
CONNECTIONS, patent medicines, not
ions, etc.
The City Market, L. B. Smiley
manager, Wheeler, has operated a
delivery route since April l and has
seen Fit. Peck grow from not even
D. O. to several thousand people.
They have fresh meat daily from
Glasgow. Give them a call.
The Kearney Confectionery was
moved heIe from the dam site to
Wheeler townsite in July and have
the same thriving business as there
They are building a fine new store
with basement which will be COM
pleted as fast as carpenters can
work. 1t is situated next to the Ft
Peck Press Office on the south See
their ad in this issue and give them
a call.
The Ft. Peck Coffee Shop, Mrs
O. H. Baylor, prop is the first 5usi-
ness house who moved from Ft.
Peck p.o. to the Wheeler townsite.
They enjoy thriving trade in ser
wing lunches, candies, fruit. soft
and ice cream, ETC.
Phelps Grocery was the End store
to locate in old Fort Peck and the
first store in Midway, which was
among those scattered to the four
winds when the government ord
cred the exodus from Ft. Peck. See
their ad in this issue.
The Fort Peck Press is located |
in w. G. Norman, the jewelers. |
building in Wheeler next door to
Anderson's garage and we appre-
,iate the business that has come
10 our door already. Some have
oeen to see us TO get handbills and
meal tickets etc, printed and we
nave been unable to do the work
IS yet on account of getting out
he newspaper first. We expect
by next week to be able
o meet all comerS so hiring us your
OBJ work, ads and news. Send
ample copies of Ft. Peck Press to
'our friends elsewhere as they
will want to see the newspaper
printed right on the hundred mil
ion dollar government project, the
argest artificial body of water in
he world, longer than any lake
kept Lake Michigan.
The Fort Peck press., 1934-08-02

acute shortage Of hay in many
states. The prospect for prices is
better than the prospect for crops
This shortage of grain and hay will
qery likely be reflected in the mark
ct for Montana feeder cattle. -
The Fort Peck press., 1934-08-02

Frazer in July and opened up a
beer parlor on the west side in
Wheeler. He calls his place the
Hiway Bar.
= Bilden Bros. of Lakeview whose
lad appears in the Ft. Peck Press
are the first big firm to pay cash
for advertising in this new paper
: at the Ft. Peck dam.
: Jondahls Bakery has a new
= building enclosed this week 18X26
in Wheeler and will be open for
business soon. Harold EIiason of
Glasgow is the new manager.
j. w. Doherty formerly of Men,
ominee, Wis, shovel operator, has
. just finished a job with Inland
Construction Co. Mr.. Doherty
has been on the works since FEB.
III.
The Comfy Cafe, Mrs. Jud Peter
man, prop. has had it's doors open
2 weeks. The family came to Wheel
er from Sherwood, N. D. Give 'em
a call when you are hungry and
get acquainted with this new fam
lily.
The Moose Market, Frank Beach
Ter, prop, handles meats and groc-
cries. They have aseood business
and a fine large building 24x4O
though only one week old in
Wheeler. They came from Rich
land.
The Thoeny store moved an old
building to town and are filling
their shelves with a nice stock of
groceries & general merchandise.
They are old store-keepers from
the town of Thoeny north of Hins-
dale and will trea. YOU right.
D. C. C. Lull is a graduate of
Kansas University, School of Med
icine & Surgery and pracriced there.
He is located in the tourist camp
temporarily but is building an office
and will receive calls next week
when his equipment arrives.
Bacon & Hendrickson are the
promoters of the new townsite
of Roosevelt, 3 mi. from the dam
on the old Glasgow Hiway. They
will rent Il acre lots at 81 per mo.
for residence lots, and business lots
will be given free of rent.
Ft. Peck Tourist Camp, R. w.
CoWden, prop have cottages to
rent by day or month, opposite the
Wheeler Inn The Ft. Peck Ham
burger stand is operated on the
same property by two nurses,
Gladys Dolven &'Esther Baldwin.
The Buckhorn Club poolroom and
beer parlor in Wheeler is now open
as an entertainment center, size of
building 80 by DO fit. Paus and Keefe
are the proprietorS who come from
OpheiJn. Full line OF candies, to-
bacco, and soft drinks. They solicit
your trade.
The Delmonico, Wheeler, near
Wheeler Inn, Mr. and Mrs Leslie
Sharp, props. came here from Glas-
sow where they had a hamburger
wagon the past season. They will
)uild a residence on the back of
heir lots and serve Chill hamburg
ITS, lunches, etc.
The Motor Inn Garage, Tony
kapus, prop. has the frame up and
enclosed and will be open for busi-
less in about a week. They are
,utting in filling statioa tanks. free
lir and latest up-to-date equip
nent. near the Wheeler Inn. A
complete line of radiator equip
nent and good radiator man
) here. Give us call.
DR.. E v. Bethel has been active
4 Montana enterprise for the
asst DO years. He origionally
racticed his profession in Butte,
ewistown, Great Falls. and NAL
q, came from Phillips Co. to Fort
= L N,
The Fort Peck press., 1934-08-02

The new towns on the big dam
project extend a hearty welcome
to our chief executive and party, as
they stop off to look us over.
1t is privilege which we highly
appreciate to meet our big men
from Washington, and an equal
privilege to know that our great gov
ernment is spending its millions in
our midst not only to protect lives
and property down the river but to
give us the wonderful benefits of
irrigation, navigation, fishing, boat
ing, summer resorts and electric
power
The latch string is out at each
and every one of our little bergs, and
we invite you not only to stay as
long as possible but to come again.
Evening star., 1934-10-06

CADILLAC 7-passenger sedan, in first
class condition to settle estate. Phone
Wise. 3343 or call Grafton St. Chevy
Evening star., 1934-10-06

1874 MINTWOOD PL-Attractlve room
tor > who appreciate refined surroundings;
excellent meals. reduced rates. Col. Sll9.
Evening star., 1934-10-06

CHEVROLET 4-door SEDAN: n-wheeI de
luxe model; trunk rack, tires are like new.
so is the motor. and the black finish with
gold stripe Fisher no-draft ventilation,
free wheeling very clean interior. S499.
with Triargles famous Blue Ribbon Guar
antee and 3O-day no-coSt service. easy
terms Triangle Open-Air Display. 7th
and Rhode Island ave. ne. Open evenings
until q 30
Evening star., 1934-10-06

CHEVROLET 1888 sedan. guaranteed not
to be an ex-taxicab name and address OF
former owner on request New-car ap-
pearance performance and reliability.
Honestly Priced at S525; small down
payment balance to suit you; your car
in trade Owens Motor Co. 6323 Ga. ave
Evening star., 1934-10-06

OLDSMOBILE 1873 y" Sport coupe:
new: rumble seat. tires like new: not a
scratch or bump anywhere; $3.50; terms.
Pohanka Service. ll26 Goth st. NV. Phone
District
Evening star., 1934-10-06
ROOMS-FURNISHED.

1868 SOMERSET PL. N.W-Nicely furn.
room. private home. semi-private bath:
$50 per month. r.
l7o2 KILBoURNE PL; N:w;msingle or
cultured girls: refs. Adams 067l. -
1915 L ST. NW-Lovely, clean Ink
rooms; close to downtown; $3.50 and 81
weekly.
and neatly furnished. reasonable: half
block from bus
933 X ST NW-Large front room suit
able for two or three: small room. S3.5U
week. ="
1926 CLIFTON NW-Large. comfortable
light furn; unlimited phone Reasonable
STUDIO ROOM for two gentlemen: fire.
plaeeh book SheiyeS telephone tTino6ed
ave Small room. References. Call
Adams S:ji2.
MT PLEASANT 3427 Oakwood Terrace
Single room with private family for young
lady
2Io ASCOT PL. NE-ComfortabIe front
room in private family. convenient to bath.
home convenlenceS, 50 week. VIII give
breakfast If preferred.
private bath. fireplace: modern home; gen
tleman only; garage. Phone Wisconsin 26ls.
IN CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-sutable Tor >
young ladies: twin be ds semi-bath; near
Connecticut. 360l Livingston st. ~
DE SOTO APTS. No. ~ 1900 Mass ave
n.w-Two nice rooms. one for two persons;
walking distance Government departments
1915 MASS. AVE. Nw.-Clean basement
room for Housekeeping. , or 4 adults.
= 80; also sleeping rooms. 80 and so
weekly.
GEORGE WASHINGTON INN,
ONE BLOCK FROM CAPITOL AND
CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.
Rooms with private bath and suites Of
. rooms with bath. day. week or month:
moderate rates Phone Lincoln o400.
1886 llth ST. NV.
Large III k. room. md floor. 81.
HOTEL PLAZA.
Facing the Capitol and Union
Station Plaza.
One OF Washington's Newest
Hotels.
Special Monthly Rates Starting
as Low as $50.
Evening star., 1934-10-06

CHEVROLET l92S coach looks good, runS
good; Sll0 cash C. E. Phillips. 426 3rd
St NV Phone Metropolitan 7035.
Evening star., 1934-10-06

living room. bath antique furniture; grill
or breakfasts. $50, inc. elec. and phone.
phone Emerson BOSS 6s
Evening star., 1934-10-06

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING basement or first
floor, with yard for pets couple. no chill
dren. Phone Metropolitan 119o.
WILL SOME NICE. CLEAN FAMILY give
refined settled lady furnished houSekeep-
ing room. about S12 per month? Wanted
18th Address Box 135-D. Star office. =
> ROOMS. KITCHEN. unfurniShed. in pri-.
vate home adults, walking distance OIL
9th and Mass. ave. ne. Address BOX
247-D. Star ofice. =
RETIRED BUSINESS WOMAN with leisure
time; furnished room in exchange for light
housework. Address Box 249-D. star once.
Evening star., 1934-10-06
sALE-AUTOMOBILES.

PLYMOUTH 1881 sedan; famous noatlngs
power motor. excellent paint and. OF
not have look at this snappy. little
car before making any purchase? Opera
ton cost very low. H B. LeaTy. Jr'f % &
tomac 1900
PLYMOUTH 1894 de luxe coach. model
P. E; cost $40 new equipped with cleo
tric radio. car like new; low mlleage: Sah5'
terms; fully edaranteed. See MT; Barnes i.iaS
I12g l4th st. NV. Phone Decatur 800
PLYMOUTH 1898 coach. We have several
OF these cars in our stock for your selec-
ton: all in perfect condition We have
lowered the prices to make sure that you
today. Your car in trade. H b. Leary
Jr i Bro 1925 14th st. NV. Phone
Potomac 1900.
PIERCE-ARROW 1929 de luxe sport coupe,
model 1875 two-tone tan finish. just like
new. d cream wire wheels. metal tire
covers trunk: mechanically perfect; eX-
only S375; terms. Pohanka Service. lI26
2Oth st NV. Phone District 914l.
PONTIAC 1894 black 4-dooT sedan; driven
> months; car must be sold. 34l9 Conn
ave Phone Cleveland 1888.
PONTIAC 1929 coach, finish good good
tires: runs good. See this for only S95.
Pohanka Service, 1926 goth st. NV. Phone
ROCKNE 1898 sedan: original finish like
new mechanically excellent, tires are prac-
tically new original money-back guaran-
tee, $40. terms. trade. The TreW Motor
Co 1926 l4th st. NV. Phone Dec. 1910.
STUDEBAKER 1881 SEDAN: exceptional
buy for only S@95 Westfal Motor Co
@S3l NJ st NV. Lot. :"
TERRAPLANE 1924 sedan; new-car guar
anty; S595. WeStfall Motor Co. 2SI3 NJ
ST. n W. ="
AUTOMOBILES az Weschler's auto auction
OPS Il NV. every Wednesday and Satur-
day. 10 am. Usually a good assortment,
PARTS-PARTS
For All Cars and Trucks
Auto Glass Installed and Repair Work.
ROBERT HFRSON AUTO EXCHANGE INC
~ Florida Ave NE North i04OS
Evening star., 1934-10-06
WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-Room and board. Modern pri-
vate home. convenient and reasonable.
Employed young lady. Address Box 234-D
Star office.
CULTURED LADY. employed in Library Of
Congress, desires large. warm room in
Catholic family Phone Decatur 1854 M,
Sunday. between am. and l pm =
MOTHER AND SON (adult. desire .
rooms and board IN Woodbridge; hrSt floor
preferred, John W. Schott. 2423 Otis
Evening star., 1934-10-06

CHRYSLER 1898 "6'' convertible sedan
Here is a very unusual car. finished in
tan Duco. trunk on rear Il wire wheels
and other extras. guaranteed for 30 days
mechanically. Priced low tor quick sale.
H B. Leary, Jr 4 Bro 49, -'23 l4th st.
n NJ phone pntnnnar INnM
Evening star., 1934-10-06

1871 Iath ST NW-Beautif1 SUNNY
double room. private bath. md floor. Small
room. 3rd floor Exceptional home and
naals pbnpa naratur oOS-
Evening star., 1934-10-06

FORD VS. sedans and coupes 1882 mod
els. equipped with 1898 type motors. See
these exceptional values priced as low as
S335; easy terms. Capitol Motors Co.
Ford Dealer. ia Pa. ave
FORD 1883 VS. coach. like nsw through
ont, $50 underpriced your car in trade.
balance easy terms: S3S1 Mandell Chew
roieJ Co. 18th and Coca Hope rd. sc.
Phone Atlanflc 44nn
Evening star., 1934-10-06
ROOMS. AND BOARD.

CLEVELAND PARK--2 attractive single
rooms with bath. for refined. responsible
ladies; private home. Phone Emerson 2O52
Y
FALKLAND MANOR. end of 18th St., over
looking Rock Greek Park-Open year
around Large rooms. baths. showers. hre-
places; supervised meals; convenient 70
schools churches. trans. Shepherd 1870.
1929 K ST. NV the Lee e-Marque-Nicely
furnished single and double rooms. semi
private baths: excellent board. 9s
14IO 18th N.W.-Suite for 3. private
bath; also double and single room; spa
cious entertaining rooms good meals.
1921 CONN. AVE.-Delightful room. over
looking Taft Bridge and Rock Greek Park;
refined surroundings; excellent meals.
Evening star., 1934-10-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

UNFURN.. OR 4 RMS. KITCHEN, BATH,
lst floor prefersbls, NV FTigidaire: $40
2 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH IN PRI-
yate home, by adults; NV section. Ad-
dress Box 272-D. Star ONCE. 7'
2-ROOM FUR. APT. BY ELDERLY GEN.
tsman and dsughter who works: not over
S45 month. Address Box 2e5-D. Star once.
&c
Evening star., 1934-10-06

436 NJ ST NV. Apt. No. 27-Desirable
room. well heated: gas and elec. included;
Sl4 month Call any time.
COLORED-17I2 ST NW.-One. end
floor front room: couple or two ladies
Phone Decatur O294
Evening star., 1934-10-06

FORD 1881 Victoria This 5-passenger
car is in excellent condition. Don't wait.
as these cars are very scarce. Priced low
for quick sale H B Leary. Jr.. & Bro
! lL0I ~ lAth ST n Phone Poi 4Ann
Evening star., 1934-10-06
COUNTRY BOARD.
WANTEn-ROOMS.

FOR CHILDREN-Nourishi food careful
able: ref. BOX SO. Clarksville, Md.
Evening star., 1934-10-06

OLDSMOBILE 1881 convertible roadster:
excellent mechanical condition good tires
and paint Must sell S}35: consider small
trade easy terms. Call Mr.. Jose, Column
Evening star., 1934-10-06
RO0MS-SuRURBAN.

l25 NORTH MAPLE ST. Clarendon. Va
Nicely furnished room in private home Tor
gentleman; board If desired.
LEE HEIGHTS, VA large double fur
nished room quiet. refined home; also ga-
-
Evening star., 1934-10-06

GOlSlQeI
trade: easy terms, Call Mr. Jose, Colum-
bia 2573
OLDSMoBILE 1928 sedan finish very
sood: good tires. upholstery clean and
tive car and good for many miles of salts
Service. iI26 2oth st NV, Dist 9i4I.
xoDne h d luxe SIX qeg W4s
wheels, IT., trunk rack tires like new. me.
on s psTss erms P6SnBR5 SSmR5e se4T6e P f
10th st. NV. Phone District 9I41
coach; 5Re touring mode with 2ip'SSfhEfa baiitfn
covers, perfect throughout. S6T5. terms
Pohanka Service 1926 goth st. NV. Phone
PACKARD 1890 sport model 40 cabrioiet:
de luxe. original Duco paint color dark
Ia Ian an and black black tenders actually driven only
genulne tan leather; not a scratch on body
or fenders: looks and runs like a new car:
motor quiet and unusually GOOD: has six
wheels , mounted on sides and luggage
ali have white Side walls even the top IsG is
over $3.50 when new and the present
code price now is over $3.50. We are Of
Tns 5hs Motor car sales iGT only
NV. Phone North 9139 =
PACKARD 1881 limousine; color very dark
blue. has de luxe equipment and six excel
Company Ford and Lincoln). 1925 Sher
man ave NV. Phone Adams 5000.
PACKARD 1929 5-passenger sedan model
s-26: good condition: driven by owner, less
than 35 600 miles-on insured Packard
service for 20 500 miles. Price. $500.
Call owner. National 1850
PLYMOUTH 1882 P-B sport roadster date
second series of 1882 model; rumble seat
4 brand-new Goodrich tires. motor per-
feet runs like a clock: has original black
Duco paint and maroon red color leather
upholstery: not scratch on body or
Tenders; has only run $4,000 miles. This
Is n unusually clean car and wonderful
buy at S295: terms to suit Standard
&otor Sales, Inc. 2024 14th st. NV. 7'
Evening star., 1934-10-06

1880 22nd ST NV. near Mass. Ave
very large front room with private sitting
room suitable 3 or 4 young people; with
board S35 each monthly. excellent meals:
individual tables. ideal location
Evening star., 1934-10-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


Thomas Circle-3 and 4 room. K. and b.
apartment. Sc
CHEVY CHAsE-MAsTER BED ROOM,
living room. bath. antique furniture; grill
Phone Emerson 9O5s s.
ZIG sth S.W. ACROSS PROM SMITH
sonian Park-Completely, furnished. in
Guiding heat, light gas linens etc; run
nlng water IN kitchen. O.
ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED 2-RM. KIT.
adults 41a yeaerson ST Honti nv i4SOp7oie'
WOODBRIDGE; 3-ROOM AND BATH APT,
newly decorated. nicely furnished, $3.50;
couple. no children. Call North 1850.
2 ROOMS. BATH AND PORCH. ATTRAC.
fur; priv. home; employed couple; reason
able; near Madison st. sl4 Marietta
MT. PLEASANT. 1911 KENYON ST
rooms. kitchen. bath comfortably fur
nished; modern; southern exposure; adults.
BURTON 2120 G NV. - BED ROOM.
Kitchen seWd-private& & bath; maid Is seryie2sG; ~ 2G
week up.
, AND 3 ROOM APARTMENTS. WITH
and without kitchen. with and without
hotel service. Burlington Hotel 1920
INFER, 1896 18th NV AND 2 RMS.
S65. See janitor.
ROOMS AND KITCHENETTEs, FIRST
L.oNL' AAOhI. S'.oO pci Hcch- --Vu-
TnDEN GARDENS 4O1 -WELL-FUR-
nished apt. 3 exposures; rooms Kitchen,
hath; no children: references. Clev 1894.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APARTMENT
Hotel. 20th and n.w.-1 r. K b. CON-
pletely furnished. linens. silver Frtgidaire:
day. week. month. reasonable MA 6425
81 WK.-1 ROOM KIT BATH. GAS.
elec.. plenty heat and hot water: near
Soldiers Home cars. 3579 Warder st NV.
f62S COL. RD-WILL SUB-RENT
bachelor apt. t209). Call 10 to IL m.
or after pm. =
SIX ROOMS KITCHEN PANTRY AND
bath. beautifully furnished. baby Erand
piano radio. Oriental rugs: attractive price.
Apt Al. the Oakland zoos Columbia I'd.
3-RM. FUR APT. N.W.-S6O.
Modern building near 18th and PARK
rd-Bright exposure large rooms and
closets. refrigeration. handy 10 schools
and stores; tastily furnished. Phone
A CAR AND GUIDE FREE.
Furn. and unfurn. aptS. houses and rooms
DISTRICT RENTAL BUREAU.
927 18th St. NV. Room 306 MA. SLY.
1858 COL. RID.
" rooms and bath. s45.
GEORGE WASHINGTON nm
Block from Capitol and
Congressional Library.
Furnished apartment; > to 4 rooms.
kitchen and bath. MOTEL service If desired;
reasonably priced. Phone Lincoln 04OO.
Evening star., 1934-10-06

CHEVROLET-S1 $3.50 allowance on new
cash Phone Potomac 01S4 after pm
CHEVROLET 1888 master coach. This
car looks and runs like new; fully guar
anteed S565. ,-
Evening star., 1934-10-06

ROCKNE 1893 sedan, original finish like
new mechanically excellent. tires are prac-
tically new original money-back guaran-
tee, S445. terms trade. The Trew Motor
lnNE ct phnrnn
Evening star., 1934-10-06

fur; priv. home; employed couple; reason
able; near Madison st. S14 Marietta
pl- NV. z"