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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-10-18
Very Important Now TO Give
Pigs Protein

Pigs Protein
Hog producers will find it es-
pecially worthwhile this year to
feed enough tanl1age or other pro-
tein supplement to make a we'll
balanced ration, according to live
stock authorities at University
Farm. Without enough protein,
pigs require much more corn or
other grain per hundred pounds
of grain. Going without a protein
supplement is a costly Saving"
even when grain prices are low.
When feed is unusually high
priced, as it is this year, the aim
should be to use enough protein to
get the most grain per hundred
pounds Of grain.
Special Bulletin IA on "Care and
Feeding of SWINE" written by
Prof. e. F. Ferrin, says that feed
ing experiments have shown many
times the advantage of feeding a
protein supplement to fattening
hogs. The bulletin presents a
table calculated from the average
results of Is comparisons of corn
alone and corn plus tankage.
Hogs weighing 148 pounds were fed
in dry lots for about 81 days.
When corn was the only feed, the
daily gain was 1.03 pounds per pig,
while with tankage added the gain
was increased to 1.59 pounds. It
took 81 pounds Of corn. without
protein supplement to produce 100
pounds of grain, but with 43 pounds
Of tankage only 400 pounds of corn
were necessary.
The suggestion on the care and
feeding of swine given in this bull
letin will be very valuable to any
Minnesota hog producer during the
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-10-18
SPORTS

Hip Hip Hurrah for the football
boys! They certainly showed Long
Prairie how to play Friday, when
they took them into camp with
score of thirty-nine to six. Allen
Brown, who made four of the six
touchdowns, must have been think
ing about "The Persuader," when
he carried the bal lover the goal
line, making the first touchdown.
The Main Streeters made it NIGH
ty hard for their opponents to
make their one touchdown and the
Long Prairie rooters turned pale as
the Sank Centre score climbed.
Every member Of the team func-
toned just as he should have and
the spectators watched with awe
the swiftness of the Maroon and
White"
Both schools were supported by
poppy rooters who gave some very
f1ashy yells.
Let's see the victorious gridiron
maintain their perfect rating next
Friday when they line up against
Starbuck!
SEN1Oft E1lOh
"Hark. what was all the noise
friday"
ooh, that was Mr.. Harvey singing
the Peanut Song"
The Senior High Assembly en-
ioyed an unusual program and pep
fest, Friday before Sank Centre de-
feated the Long Prairie team: Mr..
Kohl addressed the assembly and
introduced Coach Harvey who told
us about the tall corn and huge
watermelons that grow in Iowa.
Gle says it's the climate, but the
peanut he ate wasn't any bigger
than the kind we have in Mime
sota).
Mr.. Harvey explained how 'The
Persuader," paddle in the shape
of a football, would be awarded to
any member of the squad who
played the best game. "Tubby"
Scanlon was lucky to get the tro-
ply for the Foley game. Three
cheers for Tubby!
Mrs. Kohl, accompanied by Mr..
Kohl who composed the songs,
sang, "Night Time is My Time, Ny
Time Alone with YOU" which was
dedicated to none other than Mr..
Olson. Darling" was dedicated to
Miss Wilder and Sarah" was dedi-
Gated to Miss Ranstad.
The program was concluded by
yells given by Tim" O'Gara and
Russell Walker. Al few new yells
were also given by the cheer lead
ers. Because of the football game
between Long Prairie and Sank
Centre, school was dismissed at
$3.50 P. M.
SENIOR Hi CLASSES
Part of the work is over. The
modern history classes have finish
ed the unit of political development,
in England in the secenteenth cen
fury. They are going to start the
unit on France in the same century
soon. The six weeks tests were
given in Latin I and II.
Are the Seniors ever lucky? The
seniors are enjoying the workbooks
written by Miss Bright, Miss Ever
hart. and Miss Wilson.
The school literary magazine,
t'The Schoolmaster," edited by the
students of the Senior High School,
is going to be published in the near
future. This will contain poems,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-10-18

coming year. Besides a complete
discussion Of feeds and feeding
methods for hogs, this bulletin tells
about selection and care Of breed
ing stock, preparation for farrow-
ing, and other subjects Of vital inn
portance. Anyone may have a
copy Of this publication free from
a county agent or high school agri-
culture teacher, or by writing the
Bulletin Office, University Farm,
st. Paul.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-10-18

Mrs. Adolph Toepperwein Of San
Antonio has broken 100 clay
pigeons without a miss for the
Tooth time since she began trap
shooting a few years ago.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-10-18

Il
a short talk before leaving.
Lillian Johnson had charge Of
our Friday morning program.
Since it was Columbus Day, she
entertained us with several songs
and recitations in commemoration
Of the great discoverer. Gertrude
Dole played piano solo entitled
! 'Sparklets."
COMMERCIAL
Typists Learning Fast
Like tiny children the classes in
Tipping have completed the learn
ing of the keyboard, and will now
| start work on connected matter Of
writing paragraphs. It won't be
long now before they viii be>writ-
| ing letters and themes.
Sophomore Bookkeeping Classes
The Sophomore bookkeeping
classes have completed four units
which were making classified cash
books and finding the Present
Worth. They are now working on
the fifth unit making Profit and
Loss Statements.
The October Underwood Tipping
Test was given to the Advanced
Tipping class and the following re-
cords were made:
Mary Schoenhoff Sc, Florence
Holme so. Roderic Carpenter 40,
Edith OGara 46, Hazel Kringen As,
Jean Carpenter A, Meryl Ethen
43, Monica Otte AZ, and Grace
Lamb Al.
Roderic Carpenter wrote his test
| making 40 words minute with
only one error.
Students of Stenography II who
passed the October 60 word trans
cript test are as follows: Florence
Holmes, Edith OfGara, Emily LEM
Ike, Meryl Ethun, Monica Otte,
Grace Lamb, Jerome Wruck, ALVIN
Lambrecht, Doris Gamradt, Mary
Schoenhoff, Martha Minette, and
Hazel Kringen.
LIBRARY NOTES
A new selection of books for the
month of October has been bought
by the library. Books for older
girls and boys and books for
young girls and boys have been
received.
The following are states which
have been selected as outstanding
for children for October: Young
Douglas" by Jeanette Nolan, 'F'rom
Jungle to Zoo" by Lucille Mann,
''Faries and Enchanters" by A. Viii
liam ELLIS and "Iansie" by Lud-
wig.
Those who are members of the
committee of judges for these books
are Ferris, the editor of the "Amer-
lean Girl" Angelo Patri, Mrs.
Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Mrs.
Sidomie M. Gutenberg.
The judges selected these books
because of their excellent subject
material, the style of writing, beau
ty of illustrations, and mainly be-
cause they will appeal to the read
er.
An interesting collection of
books known as the Junior Liter
ary Guild Magazines" has been
added to our library. From now
on they will be published each
month.
In these books are stories Of au-
Evening star., 1934-12-06
CLUB MERIDIAN,
FOUNTAIN COURT.

Fifteen minutes north of White House;
quiet healthful location; spacious rooms;
superior menus: select clientele; private
parking space 3f40 18th ST. NV. (Stone
gateway Phone Columbia 0294.
Evening star., 1934-12-06
SALE-AUTOMOBILES,

OLDSMOB1LE 1881 de luxe convertible
roadster; beautiful blue finish. silver trim
with six wire wheels and trunk rack, tires
like new. motor perfect: very attractive
ana sporty; S345; terms. Pohanka Service,
1l26 10th St NV Phone District gI4l
OLDSMOBILE 1894 sedans and coaches,
demonStratorS: SIX and eight cylinder; lib
eral discounts. Pohanka Service 1lo6
10th st. NV Phone District 9l41.
PACKARD 1892 5-pass. sedan. model 9nl :;
six wire wheels all black paint new tires
beautiful upholstery and a thoroughly fine
motor; SS95; c. c. C guarantee Capitol
Cadillac Co. 100 2@nd St NV Natl
$500. Open evenings and Sunday
PACKARD 1892 standard = coupe-road-
ster tblackl. custom equipped in excellent
condition: $1,000 cash Apply to Mr.
Addison Emerson $3.50 after + pm. e
PIERCE-ARROW 1929 sedan: motor re-
Gently overhauled. body repainted new. new
S-ply General tires. Must be seen to be
appreciated. Phone National 414O. 6'
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DOWNTOWN TAFT HOTEL. 7l5 G St.
n.W,-Heart Of city and walking distance.
Fireproof. and elevator service. Rates. 81
up. Special weekly rates. S. UP. o.
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THE NETHERLANDS 1860 Columbia I'd
Corner room for employed lady: refined
surroundings: references: S25. Phone Co.
lumbia OSLO. Apt. 800.
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OLDSMOBILE 1884 sedan. with large built
in trunk. We have three of these beautiful
models to be sold as demonstrators; used
for personal transportation by members Of
our company. Substantial discount. trade
and liberal terms: new-car guarantee.
Wisconsin Motors Inc, 1868 Wisconsin
ave. Phone West 2273.
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SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.

FORD 1884 truck-cab: long body; used
very little; Isl inches this is a real bar
gar. a4l Water 81 s.w National 3613.
CLEARANCE SALE
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radio. pictures, iron safe large store fix-
Evening star., 1934-12-06

PETWORTH- TH-Housekeeping room, adJoin-
ing bath. = beds il desired ami: near
street cars and busses. Adults. Phone
Adams HGS4-W
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

PONTIAC 1888 sedan. beautiful midnight
blue finish with black Tenders; wire
wheels metal tire covers. Il excellent tires
driven less than 1000 miles. Our sale
special S549. Phone Columbia. 5000 Lee
D Butler Inc.
PONTIAC 49, 1892 custom sedan; beau
tiful dark green finish lust like new tires
like new. upholstery Spotless; not scratch
bump anywhere. A real value at only
S395: terms. Pohanka Service. 1126 2O:h
st. NV Phone District 9l4l.
PONTIAC 1892 coach: beautiful dark Duco
finish. motor tight and sound tires Al
money-back guarantee. A loss to US a.
S361 your own terms. Nolan. I'LL
Eighteenth st. NV
PONTIAC 1888 4-door sedan: beautiful
black finish, spotless interior, large trunk.
excellent mechanically. Priced low at S545
L. P. Steuart. Inc. 1928 l4th st. NV.
STUDEBAKER 1883 Commander St
Regis Brougham: beautiful Il chrome steel
wheels, excellent tires built-in trunk
clean interior. This is one of those popu-
lar 5-pasSenger models with the WIDE
doors. bargain S6ba. See this car at
once. Columbia $3.50 Lee d Butler Inc
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

PUPPIES. Boston bull terrier. pedigreed; 3
mos. beautifully marked: most oeslra pie
pets. reasonable 1910 Kennedy st. NV.
Phone Georgia 1914
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

PLYMOUTH 1888 sedan perfect condi-
ton; owner, must sell; sacrifice. S315.
Phone Lincoln 424oJ.
PLYMOUTH 1924 sedan; twin horns and
tail lights: $500 miles. new-car guarantee.
terms: SlO0 reduction Phone North 2OlS.
PLYMOUTH 1894 de luxe sedan demon
Strator; gun-metal finish safety glass:
new-car guarantee; small down payment
trade easy terms Hyattsvile Motor Co.
4S Md ave. Hyattsville, Md. Phone Green
wood 24l2 =
PLYMOUTH 1872 coach: tires. paint. up
holStery and motor in good condition;
S235, C. C. guarantee. Capitol Cadillac
Co. 12e2 Ind st. NV. Natl. $500
Open evenings and Sunday.
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NASH 1888 s-cylinder sedan: valve-in-
head. twin-ignition. 100-hp. motor. 1873
inch wheel base; new tires. black hnish
worm drive Sold new for. over $1,000;
now reduced to S695: 30-day guarantee
Williams Baker. Inc. Nash Dealers. 1907
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COAL. FUEL OIL. WOOD.
Arlington Coal Company
FARM AND GARDEN.

LAWNS TOP DRESSED FOR WINTER A
speciality. Average cost SO. Sacked. we'll
rotted COW manure. excellent Christina as
gift. 15c. l0O-lb. sack; sacks. So. DUAL
ity guaranteed Clev 1915. or write Glen
hurst Dairy Bethesda. Md.
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2l4O N ST NV, Apt. 34-Nicely fur
nished front room. private family: no
children: telephone: very reasonable
Evening star., 1934-12-06
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

STUDEBAKERS! Studebakers! Studebakers!
3 beautiful Regal 1894 Commander -
Sedans, Il steel wheels bullt-in trunk in
cooperating all the Studebaker safety fea-
lures; finished in sea-guu gray, black and
maroon colors: respectfully driven less
than 5000 miles. Priced as low as SS49
Act quickly. Col. $3.50 Lee D Butler. Inc
STUDEBAKER 1884 President & Royal
SEDAN: champion Of champions in both
style and performance, driven less than
5000 miles. SpotleSs upholstery, motor.
tires and let-blsck finish like new See this
bargain at once. 81 ,099. Phone Columbia
5o30. Lee D Butler Inc.
W1LLYS-KNIGHT 1888 custom sedan
This beautiful aN-black. G-WIre-Wheel Sc
can Is IN practically neW-car condition.
Inc long-llfe KNIGHT motor is in Al
CONDITION. real bareaIn al S49g. Co.
:umola 3o5o. Lee d. Butler. Inc.
LARGEST auto wreckers IN town Parts
in stock. any make old cars bought Open
Sundays. GlaSSe!'S' 2nd and Fla ave
ne. "a city block. District $3.50. IL
AUTOMOBILES at Weschler's auto auction
9"S X Nv. every Wednesday and Satur-
day. 10 m. Usually q good assortment.
CHEVROLET 1890 2-door sedan: original
black finish. upholstery clean motor per
1871 l4th ST NV.
FORD 1879 VS. Tudor; black new tires,
motor perfect. Ike new, one owner, $3.50.
your terms / p Steuatt. Inc,.
BUICK late 1890 dc luxe coupe: rumble
seat. wire wheels well Tenders, trunk
rack; motor perfect S249 your terms.
L. P. Seuart. Inc
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1922 ST. NW-Large warm, front
III X. room. running water. large closet;
reasonable. Also sleeping rooms. S6 up.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.
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6IS 3rd ST. NW-small clean, wall
heated han room $3.50 weekly. Quiet
RIGHT PARTY may have large. outside
room. private bath and entrance, phone:
downtown apt. small private family. For
inspection. phone National 263O. Exten-
SION sO.l.
2l4O N ST NV Apt 34-Nicely fur
nished front room. private family; no
children: telephone: very reasonable.
1922 ST Nw-Large, warm. front
reasonable. Also sleeping rooms, S6 up.
2532 1Ith ST NW-Double and single
room: board optional Gentlemen. Ga
rage. -
PETWORTH- Housekeeping room, adJoin-
ing bath: = beds If desired ami; near
street cars and busses. Adults. Phone
Adams 36s4W
l32 3Td ST. S E. Apt. 4--Attractive, we'll
block from Capitol and Library. s.
DOWNTOWN, TAFT HOTEL. 715 G st.
r. W-Heart OF city and walking distance.
up. special weekly rates. SIS up. %
1915 9th ST NV rooms and Kitchen
ette. nicely furnished. Ink: also single
rms: ami: very reasonable; quiet people.
NEAR WARDMAN HoTEL-Large room,
twin beds next TO shower bath, suitable.
gentlemen. Reasonable. Phone Colum-
bia 0412.
30l9 CAMBRIDGE PL. NW.-Attractive.
warm room. next bath; refined, private
family: Sl5 per month.
CLEVELAND PARK-Detached, pvt. home;
adults: "a blk. TO cars; twin beds C. h. W.,
unlimited phone Phone Cleveland g49I
front room. l block from 18th and Colum-
bia I'd Lady preferred. -
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LA SALE 1884 5-pass. sedan. This car
is in beautiful condition. only driven $500
miles it is Just like a new car: S1.495;
c. C. C. guarantee. Capitol Cadillac Co.,
1922 22nd st. NV. Natl. 5000. Open eve
SUNDAY
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RENT-GARAGES

REAR 3444 14th ST. BET. NEWTON AND
lighted alleys. DONELLY & PLANT. 1874
Park rd.
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OLDSMOBILE ''S'' 1888 sport sedan; beau
tiful dark blue finish Just like new. built-in
trunk, tires like new upholstery shows no
wear; your most careful inspection invited;
$500: terms. Pohanka Service. 1925 goth
ST nu Phone District DIAL
Evening star., 1934-12-06

OLDS'IOBILE 1880 sedan; black finish
Just like new tires like new. upholstery
shows no wear; very attractive and good
for many miles Of satisfactory service: only
$3.50; terms. Pohanka Service. 1126 goth
st. NV. Phone Distrist 9141.
Evening star., 1934-12-06

GRAHAM 1882 Blue Streak S-cylinder. Sc
dan; radio free wheeling. hydraulic brakes;
looks like the new models: S545. Williams
4. nak ct n NJ
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FORD 1880 Tudor. good shape. S145;
also 1892 vs., looks like new, low mileage.
S365; private owner. Adams 4149-W.
FRANKLIN 1881 de luxe sedan. model 15;
wheels. practically new tires. spotless in
terror, excellent mechanically. Priced to
sell quickly: $500. Columbia $3.50. Lee
D. Butler Inc.
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HUPMOBILE 1892 6-cylinder sedan; End
series: only driven 1000 miles; 30-day
guarantee $3.50. Williams g. Baker. Inc.
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on TRUCKS

Chevrolet 4-cyl l-ton dump. s35
let 1890 light delivery open express SIS
Ford 1929 model A ll2-ton stake S125;
Ford 1880 model light delivery panel
SIPS: Ford 1929 model A iz-ton dump
Sl65: Acme 6-cyl dual pneumatic. long
wheel base lift. stake BODY. SIPS;
dtioned large body. S225. Dodge 1881
l2-ton heavy-duty. extra large panel
body SOS Ford 1881 model A. dual pneu-
matte, long wheel base new tires and mo-
tor. open express body. S3@5. and many
others at lowest prices Robert Herson's
Auto Exchsnse Inc. :" Florida ave. ne.
Phone North lO40S North G13O
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2532 IIth ST. NW-Double and single
room: board optional Gentlemen. Ga
Evening star., 1934-12-06

1882 model Convertible
coupe; in excellent condition, low mileage,
good tires: bargain for cash. Call West
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WANTED-SUBURBAN ROOMS.

YOUNG MAN desires unfaTnished or fur
nished room in Maryland suburbs: must
be reasonable. Address Box 466-R- Star
oflce. 7s
Evening star., 1934-12-06

hoo4ho-T T0hNIS1ED.
1894 COLUMBIA RD-S3 wk., single rms,
clean. warm, outside; baths; inst. h, W.
steam heat: . car lines gentl Adams 1923
1903 HAMILTON ST. NV = Detached
house: sunny. comfortable room with bath.
with or without board. GeorRia 1850.
1870 MASS AVE. N.W.-Handsomely fur
modate four. Phone Metropolitan 4617
4515 ARKANSAS AVE NV. on bus. near
l4th-Small front room End A. c. h. W
near bath: $3.50 weekly Gentleman g.
I225 N ST. N.W.-Two second-story front
Housekeeping rooms. cleo. h-wh., gas
1920 EYE NW-Comfortable room. con-
venient downtown location; refined stmos-
phere: oil heat; gentlemen.
co. F ST NW-Furnished room with
running water; one or two persons; SIS
17Os 10Th ST. NV. (block from Conn.
ave l-Large front room, beds: gas range.
linen. dishes: S25 and $50 month.
174o RIGGS PL. N.W.-Single and double,
2nd-foor front. next to bath. twin beds;
home privileges.
I711 18th ST. NV
One single room. nicely furnished. Sim
mons mattress. Phone North 7440.
furnished single room. southern exposure;
shower bath used by three; c. h. W: S25.
1921 10Th ST. NW-Nice clean. warm.
double rooms: on second floor near bath;
edCn equipped. lnk' ND-0V-NI
34lI l4th ST. NV. near Monroe-,Well-
furnished rooms. s. 80 and 81 week; all
conveniences telephone. Gentlemen.
4515 ARKANSAS AVE. NV. near 18th.
on bus-Front room second floor. c. h. W:
one. $3.50: couple. ST weekly. 6'
9 OR 3 PROTESTANT LADIES; immacu-
lately clean room. 4 exposures; walking
distance downtown. Address Box 212-R.
Star Office
CAPITOL HILL-A large. front. second
floor room. beautifully furnished. for two;
transportation optional. National 1851.
1867 KALORAMA RD.-Corner Colonial
home: single or double rooms. semi-pvt.
bath: most attractive. See to appreciate.
2Sth ST. SE-Large airy room, in small.
refined family: business woman or en-
ployed couple. Phone Atlantic 1422.
81 EYE veny. iarse asaEte sssfy Ronm
kit. porch; Sc. Clean. quiet.
THE NETHERLANDS. 1860 Columbia I'd
Corner room for employed lady refined
surroundings: references: S25. Phone Co
lumbia OSLO. Apt. 305.
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

BY WORKING MOTHER and I2-year-old
son. in Protestant family vicinity of 18th
and Spring I'd. NV. Address Box 467-R,
Star Office
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dainty little grand. mahogany case, looks
like new. very little use. Will sell for bal
ance due on account OF SAG, on terms OF
So week Arthur Jordan Piano Co.. 1899
G st. NV.
CHICKERING GRAND-Your opportunity
to save S95 on this grand that has been
on exhibition in display home: new in every
respect For those interested in savings
on a hleh-Rrade grand. this is unusual
Terms to responsible parties and your old
piano can be used as the first payment.
APARTMENT Brand-new. Will
low as 81 weekly Arthur Jordan Piano
Co. 1899 G st NV
PIANOS at storevide sales at reason
able prices and accommodating terms.
Kranich & Bach. Hardman, Story & Clark
Harrlnston Bradbury and Worch pianos
fair allowance for your old piano. Hugo
Worch. ITO G. Est. 1879. Pianos for
STEINWAY BABY GRAND. almost new.
Duo-Art Sacrifice price. Address Box
:s:l:3-K. Star ONCE.
PIANOS. uprights. to be sold for less than
storage charges. Union Storase Co. 7o5
Florida ave. NV. Phone North o1o4.
PRACTICE PIANOS-A group of pianos
ideal for beginners. S35-S40-S50. on terms
as low as 81 weekly. Arthur Jordan Piano
Co. l23a G. st. NV.
FOR SALE. for storage charees. players
sshs Rss0S ansfee aeGo Co
1913 You st. NV Phone North 3343
APARTMENT GRAND-Will sell WE'LL
known little apartment grand for S367 on
terms as low as So weekly Arthur Jordan
Piano Co. 1890 G st. NV.
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MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

dlJer SnelteI, DuC
ing result.
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SMALL well-hested room, by gentleman.
near 10th and NJ: convenient to bath. Ad-
dress Box 432-R, Star offlce. s.
ROOM SUITABLE FOR DANCE STUDIO in
northwest section. Address Box 4s5-R.
Star ONCE. s.
MIDDLE-AGED MAN, Govt. employe near
Walter Reed. furnished; not over $40
month Address Box 256-K. Star ONCE.
MAN wants room or small apartment. ga
rage, quiet; reasonable. can furnish. Ad-
dress Box 46O-R. Star office.
LARGE UNFURNISHED ROOM with III k.
privilege. NV, section; not over SIS month.
Address Box 439-R Star Office.
3 REFINED GENTLEMEN desire . neatly
furnished rooms in refined private home;
private bath preferred vicinity 18th and
Gel. rd. Address Box AS. Star ONCE.
GENTLEMAN desires furnished room fer
Ink. with running water. State price.
Address Box 459-R. Star office.
. CLEAN SUNNY, furnished rooms. rea-
sonable NV Mt Pleasant car line.
ladies. Address Box 416-R, Star of6ce.
FATHER. SON. DAUGHTER. adults. desire
Housekeeping rooms west Of 18th st. Ad-
dress Box 49l- r. Star ONCE. g
CONGENIAL GENTLEMAN work nights:
Ink 81 wk: running water; phone pre-
ferred: Thomas Circle vicinity. Address
Box 44s-R. Star ONCE. =
Evening star., 1934-12-06

ELEC MOTORS. NEW-l4-h p. a, c. G.. E,
SS 95; -. $3.50: oil burner and refriger-
ator exch. "A. $3.50. Carly. l60S l4th
Evening star., 1934-12-06

ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR, Westing-
house 1894 porcelain like new: sell for
unpaid balance. Carroll Supply Co. ~
10Th st NV
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APARTMENTS-SUBURBAN.

LOVELY APT, PARTLY FURNISHED; I
rooms. bath with shower. screened porch.
automatic electric range. oil-burner heat.
S6O-W.
Evening star., 1934-12-06

NEAR WARDMAN HOTEI-Large room,
twin beds, next 10 shower bath. suitable,
gentlemen. Reasonable Phone Colum-
bia O412
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ROOMS AND Bo>KD-sUBURBAN
WANTED-ROOMS.

LARGE ROOM twin beds. in quiet Chris
tian Cheverly home. $3.50 with break
fast Phone Greenwood 25g5.
Evening star., 1934-12-06

1872 3rd ST. Sc. Apt 4-Attractive we'll
furnished front room: quiet. adult family:
] block from Capitol and Library. s.
Evening star., 1934-12-06

1915 9th ST. NV rooms and Kitchen
ette. nicely furnished. Ink. also single
rms: ami: very reasonable quiet people.
Evening star., 1934-12-06
WANTED-AUTO TRUCKS.
ROOMS-FURNISHED.

TRUCK to hire with capacity Of 6 to 6
tons. Call Lincoln l2OS
Evening star., 1934-12-06
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

AUBURN 1882 S-cyl. de luxe convertible
coupe; 1000 miles. excellent condition
Bargain. $3.50: diplomat leaving town
Call North 1S49 between IL am. pm
AUBURN 1881 cabriolet. second series; Al
condition; SO down. Jack Pry. 1905
14th st NV
Evening star., 1934-12-06

new Westing house and one smaller refrls-
orator for sale cheap. See Janltor at Wyatt
Apis 4Son GeorRIa ave.