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Attractions at Strand Theatre

To-day-''If I Were Free" Has
the world become so tolerant that
a mother may publicly approve of
her son defying marriage bonds in
his search for romance? Could
she welcome the woman of his ad-
oration into her home, esteeming
her higher than her sons legal
mate? These are some of the in
triguing questions of human con-
duct and a mans love for a wo-
man which are dealt with in ''If I
Were Free" Irene DUNES newest
RKO Radio Picture co-Starrlng
Give Brook. Miss Dunno as the
"other woman of IF I Were
Free" co-stars with Brook as Cor
don Evers. Henry Stephenson,
Vivian Tobin, Nils Asther and
Laura Hope Crews are in the sup
porting cast Elliott Nugent di-
rected from Dwight Taylor's adap-
tation of Behold, We Live John
Van Druten's successful stage play
which enjoyed a. six-month run in
London recently.
Friday and Saturday James
Cagney signs up with Uncle Sans
naval heroes for strictly personal
reasons in Here Comes the
Navy. At the close it is some
thing of a question just which is
in command Of the situation, the
United States Navy with odds
slightly in favor of the sardonic
Jimmy, even though by that time
he has been decorated for bravery
Smyrna times., 1934-10-11
w. O. WINGATE
HEADS MASONS
Grand Lodge Met at Masonic
Temple in Wilmington Last
Thursday Afternoon
DEPUTY GRAND MASTER

William o. Wingate, of Whining
ton, a member of Eureka Lodge,
No. 13, was elected grand master
of the Grand Lodge, A. F. and A.
M, at the meeting of the grand
lodge in the Masonic Temple in
Wilmington, Thursday afternoon.
Harris Samonisky, of Jackson
Lodge, No. 10, Delaware City, res
ident of Wilmington, was elected
deputy grand master. Other Of
ficers elected were Charles w.
Machamer, of Harmony Lodge No.
13, of Smyrna, senior grand ward
en-; Daniel F'osnocht, of DUPONT
Lodge, No. 20, Wilmington, junior
grand warden; John F. Robinson,
Lafayette Lodge, No. 3, grand sec
retary, and George E. Vandegrift,
of Corinthian Lodge, No. 20, grand
treasurer. The following officers
were appointed by the new grand
master: Senior Grand Deacon, Gil
OOIl 4NlthC1, OlIOllS w. ~ 4fllAAbAO-
town. Junior Grand Deacon, A
Hill Smith, Gethsemane, No. 28
Reliance Grand Marshal, Frank
]. Flanagan, Eureka, No. %, Will
mington Grand Sword Bearer
George E Plummer, Corinthian
No. 20, Wilmington. Senior Grand
Steward, Andrew ]. Ellis, Tope
No 4, Laurel. Grand Tyler, Harry
Galbraith, Lafayette, No. a. Will
liam 0. Wingate, the new grand
master, was born in Delaware City
October II, 1885, and is connected
with Laird and Co Other officers
of the Grand Council installed
were: Deputy Grand Master Cal,
vim E. Afferbach, of Georgetown
Grand Principal Conductor Thorn.
as R. Saunders, of Wilmington
Smyrna times., 1934-10-11

for the farmers in the list and 3rd
districts, of which Howard G. Dea-
kyne is chairman, was held ON
Wednesday afternoon in Clements
store in Clayton. In presenting
this subject to the farmers it was
stated that any program dealing
with corn and hogs in 1885 the
benefit payments would not be the
same as they were in 1884, as
they probably would be somewhat
larger for corn and materially less
for hogs A 1885 corn-hog pro
gram, however, very likely would
follow the general plan of the 1884
program and would include bene-
fit payments on both commodities.
1t has been frequently suggested
also that a program be developed
which will bring all grains under
one contract to include wheat,
barley, rye, corn, grain sorghums
and flax which are the six grain
crops named as basic crops in the
Agricultural Adjustment Act. A
one contract : per-farm program
could provide the desired degree
of control over the combined acre
age of the several crops involved,
and yet the flexible enough to per-
nit as much freedom of action on
the part of cooperating farmers
as is consistent with the objective
of maintaining the proper balance
between production and effective
demand for these commodities.
This program would be financed
by processing taxes on grains and
livestock, and might or might not
include the direct control of live
stock production.
Smyrna times., 1934-10-11

TRAVEL Caesar
Tower, best known OF
the famous towers OF
Warwick Castle. built
in the 14th Century by
Earl Thomas, dishn-
guished general of King
Edward Ill, will be
seen this Summer by
thousands of Americans
who will travel on the
Great Western Railway
of England, originator
of "Land Cruises" and
represented 3 in this
country
Smyrna times., 1934-10-11
HOG CONTRACT
SIGNERS MEET
Meetings Held at Harrington,
Dover, and Clayton Last
Week Taking Referendum
3 QUESTIONS VOTED ON

In order that the Corn-Hog Sec
tion of the Agricultural Adjust
ment Administration may become
informed concerning the attitude
of farmers in regard to the reduc-
ton and control program for these
two basic farm commodities, all
signers of corn-hog contracts
throughout the United States are
being given the opportunity to ex-
press their opinion on this subject
by a referendum vote by written
ballot at community meetings.
For the benefit of the corn-hog
contract signers in Kent county
arrangements were made by Coun-
ty Agent Russell E. Wilson in CO.
operation with the local commit
teemen for a series of three com
munity meetings last week at
which a referendum vote was TAX
en- on the following questions: ~
Do you favor an adjustment pro
gram dealing with corn and hogs
an 1885? (2) DO you favor one
contract-per-farm adjustment pro
gram dealing with grains and live
stocks to become effective in
1886? The meeting in Harring
ton for the farmers in the Sth, 9th
and 10th districts was held in the
First National Bank building on
Monday afternoon, and was pre-
sided over by G. Arthur Taylor,
chairman for the local community
comprising these districts. On
Tuesday afternoon the corn-hog
contract signers in the End, 4th,
5th, 9Th and 7th districts met in
the conference room Of the State
Board of Agriculture in Dover
with r. S. Mcneil as chairman for
these five districts. The meeting
Smyrna times., 1934-10-11

and is seemingly set to sail hence
forth upon placid matrimonial seas
with the beautiful sister of his
one-tine enemy. The picture,
which Warner Brothers have made
with the cooperation of the Navy,
and particularly that portion of it
found upon the U. S. S. Arizona
and the U. S. S. Dirigible Macon,
is a robust, humorous tale which
differs widely from the usual rebel
hous-rookie- e-makes-good variety.
Smyrna times., 1934-10-11

Grand Treasurer John MCMILLAN,
of Wilmington (re-elected); Grand
Recorder Marshall NJ. Carpenter,
of Wilmington (re-elected); Grand
Chaplain w. Frank Snarp ire
elected: Grand Captain of the
Guard John P. LeFevre, of Dover;
Conductor of Council Harold w. T.
Purnell, of Georgetown; Granu
Marshal Harry w. kennedy, OF
Wilmington; Grand Steward,
Thomas r. Brown, of Wyoming;
Grand Sentinel, George S. Buhl, OF
Georgetown
Smyrna times., 1934-10-11
PENSION COMMISSION MEETS
Kent County Has Waiting List of
III With No Funds to Meet Needs

At the monthly meeting Of the
State Mothers Pension Commits
sion, seven new applications were
considered from New Castle coun-
ty, of which four were granted.
Six pensions were discontinued
and eight reduced. In Sussex coun-
ty II new applications were con-
sidered. one granted, one reduced
and one discontinued. Kent coun-
ty has waiting list of eleven with
no funds to meet their needs.
Smyrna times., 1934-10-11
CARAVAN OPENS Roam
First Section of New Bypass PIac.
ed in Service SATURDAY

Members of the joint comm. tee
on industrial highways of the
Chamber of Commerce participat-
ed il a motor caravan marking the
formal opening of the first section
of the new northeast boulevard at
2.3O o'clock Saturday afternoon
The caravan, under police escort
Smyrna times., 1934-10-11

provided by s,,,. ~
Reynolds Of The gS'la''at1 stla
Gauroh -, street 5r'ss 5s'slt i
lshed roadway 'ie'a tetI. % 4
ne 7, Ian lane at The Psa5,..e.a R5ao =
portant links i ~ % . b j
Of Of unsurpassed siss. ns''as
carry heavy trse' seS'a
around Wilminvt.a1' a'''C p
Smyrna times., 1934-10-11

CELEBRIT1ESThe worlds best known couple, Mickey and
Minnie Mouse, shown with their creator Walt Disney
Mickey and Minnie win wider fame that
they and their playmaes acting role cutou
toys packages of = popular breakfast cereal
Smyrna times., 1934-10-11

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BEAMS. brick lintels. small Otis passen-
ser elevator. sash and doors. steel or wood;
lumber. So ST. sw ME- 6S11.
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OPPORTUNITIES.

81 RMS, 25 sin. dou,; filled with men.
for So 800. $1,000 cash. Rent. $3.50. In
come S450, plus liy: atrs.; ISL no n0or Ga1S suis-
CORNEa STORE suitable for any busi-
ness; S65 per month. 5422 Georgia ave.
District BOO
HAVE FIVE HUNDRED TO INVEST with
service or security for work; expert res
taurant man. or anything TO MAKE
living; exceptionally hard worker. Address
Box l42-Z. Star office.
COMPLETE STORE. all kinds of market
fixtures. to be sold at once; also stock OF
groceries must vacate. Apply A L. Rnoin
l2"2 King St. Alexandria, Va. Phone
CHEFS AND INNKEEPERS = Here is
money-maker. located on main highway;
for dinner. dance. tourists; completely furI
guests Don't fail to see this. Phone Ma
tional 1853.
HARDWARE BUSINESS. estab. - years;
completely stocked low rent. long lease
Will sell for cash to quick buyer InVeStl-
gate. Alpha Hardware Co. 500 Bladens-
burg rd. ne.
5000 WILL BUY you a business that will
enable you to employ 10 to D statesmen,
bringing a profit of 1928 to $3.50 weekly.
H. Bordman. Cairo Hotel s.
MEAT MARKET. grocery store on one of
Washineton's busiest streets dolne st S9u1
sacrifice Price $4,000; terms. Address
Box AK, Star Office
GROCERY AND DEL1C.. living rooms;
Esnt, only $50. A bargain $3.50: if sold
this week. MI Silver. National 6964
CIGARS. candy, newspapers; lobby Office
bdg: equipped and stocked short hours;
closed Sundays Price Sl,100 cash. No
brokers. Address Box 1907 Star office.
GASOLINE. accessories; corner; equipped
Price. $1,000. Address Box 444-z, Star
Office.
PRACTICALLY HALF INTEREST in oil
Exceientp E prospects and nd reasons for sale
Address Box 1917. Star Office los
SUBSTANTIAL INTEREST in an active
mfg business available below book valua-
tion and at small investment. Demand for
the product exceeds plants capacity and
assures returns. Address Box l15-Z Star
office. 10"
GROCERY AND DEIICATESSEN- be
sold at once rent reasonable; small down
payment Call National 2333.
DISTRIBUTOR WANTED for nationally
known line of speciality merchandise; fac
19Ty Wb6 nnd fg s 9Rou pess
ance in drug. grocery and general stores;
earning possibi'tieS far above average A
New Line. a New Deal and lifetime bust
WHITING, Capitol Park Hotel. r.
FOR sALE-To settle affairs, at your own
terms. loo shares common stock Wash
shares preferred stock. 500 per share.
National Press Building Corporation. Ad-
dress BOX l2l-z, Star office.
GROCERY and delicatessen.5 rooms; cor
ner; lease SaCr' flee for half value
of fixtures; asking $3.50; terms.
S300-DehCatesSen. > rooms; rent $50.
S25O-Lunch and sandwich business.
Lunch and , rooms; rent. 500.
S7O0-LunCh and beer rent, S35.
S1.100-LUnch and beer, : rooms.
Cigar. news and gift shop; $500
S25O-Ro0ming house, | rooms. " baths.
S4OO-Rooming house. 4 rooms , baths.
r. NJ Curtis, $50 l1th st. NV, MA. l332.@
DINERS AND LOCATIONS.
SEVERAL WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITIES
WRITE FOR 1924 CATALOG.
JERRY O'MAHONY. INC.
300 WEST GRAND ST. ELIZABETH. N. j.
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OFFICE FURNITURE. used: Govt. surplus
and seconds. lowest prices Commercial
Office Furn. Co. 430 Sth NV ME 7742
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.
HOUSES-FURNISHFD

Conn. ave.-S rooms, 2 baths sleeping
porch, garage. yard to Oct. l; S100 mo-.
1886 Mckinley st. Phone CL. 0142. 81
CHEVY. CHASE. MD-ATTRACTIVELY
furnished detached home, 8 r. baths
Frlgldaire; garage; one fare. OWNER,
WI. 3410.
CLEVELAND PARK-COMPLETELY FUR
nished S-room house. 4 bed rooms bath.
f1rst-hoor lavatory; linens. silver; fireplace,
radio. piano. built-in garage. Gen. Elec.
Phone Cleveland 2046.
PETWORTH - ROOMS, 3 PORCHES,
large yard. garage; for Summer or longer;
Call CO. 3649 for appointment
near Shoreham Hotel; bed rooms, S
baths fine furnishings. GE. 1861.
36 LONGFELLOW NV. IS ROOMS, 2
kitchens. bath. lavatory. weather-stripped,
incloSed porcheS, linens. cooking utensils,
dishes, silver. fireplace and inside garage;
yard; SS5 month
FROM JUNE 21. FOR SUMMER-CLEVE-
location: comfortable house; SiOo per mo
Cleveland 0S40 330S 35th st. NV
ON 33rd ST. NV. GEORGEToWN-A
very choice residence. until October !.
$3.50 month.
Just of Wisconsin ave, west of Chevy
Chase-6 rooms bath. excellent condition.
SS5 per month; unfurnished. SIS month.
Electric refrigerator.
In the same neighborhood we have an
other desirable detached house with
glassed-in sleeping porch; very hne condi-
tion; electric refrigerator; rent. $50.
Primrose st.. opposite Chevy Chase Club.
Beautiful n residence nc rooms; % A.. baths:
boss 3 PEEPS. 1417 K st. NV.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

II SEATON PL. NW.-Room for two girls.
SIS use of parlor.
3467 l4th ST. N.W.-Front room. NICELY
furnished. Sl5; gentleman. co. 6l4G.
g33 K NW-Large front room, win
dows; electric grill if desired. 8"
1887 D ST NE
One furnished front room. Lincoln 1929,
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

CHESTNUT HORSE. 1873 excellent saddle
horse and hunter; has been shown; priced
very reasonable Owner. Harry LuStine,
National 6369 or Harrison Russells Sta
BILE 1923 Rock Greek Ford rd. GE. 4S7S.
SALE of gentle saddle horses and thor
ouehbred horses child's pony. child,s
horse: just beginning. to last until sold
The Darlington Estate. Herndon, Va, via
Falls Church. Call Herndon 9S.
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SEWING NES-Reconditioned. all
kinds. lowest prices; cleo console portables
and treadle type, SO UP. 927 F st. NV
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

APARTMENTS-UN
6oWNToWN5 ana RGoMs ANP 5 BATH gdufs N
BEAUTIFUL WOODBRIDGE LARGE
rooms. attic. porch. yard. kit. bath,
h-w.h. am j.: entirely separate front apt
2nd floor. detached residence; half block
to cars. 25 minutes to Treasury or Capioi'
31O6 South Dakota ave. ne.
OPPOSITE COOK SCHOOL. H524 18th
st. NV. ttust south Columbia rdl
So 80; 3 rooms. bath. $40: Frigidaire.
KENTUCKY APARTMENTS 2:l:j Ken
lucky ave, se.-Extra large 2 and
room apartments; very reasonable; heat
Attractive apartment 3 rooms. kitchen
ette.. bath; open fireplace Frisidaire' 500
gas included.
SO2 10Th ST. NW.-TWO LARGE ROOMS
THE RoYALTON, 91S NJ ST. NV
Modern elevator sss feetrf aAY
DEN. 3O6 woodward Building.
looking Rock Creek Park; large living
room. fireplace. bed room. bath. Kitchen
ette with Frigidaire. Columbia 5562.
TWO Rooms. Kitchen and Bath,
ENT. HALL. LIV RIM. / & 2 BED RMS,
din. k b.. with shower, $40 TO S54.
Wyatt Apis. 1920 Ga. ave. NV. Also : r.
k g. b.. porch. Buchanan AptS.. 4o26 l3th
NV. $3.50. GE. 1888.
THE CRESCENT 1855 CRESCENT PL-
n.w:-Two rooms. dinette and BATH So.
Resident manager.
NEAR CAPITOL 332 2nd ST. N.E.ONE
room ktchenette and bath, Frigidaire;
S33 80. See janitor or phone Adams o0l5.
9l9 QUINCY ST. NW.-ALL SECOND
floor apt. in private home; rooms. III
closed porch, kitchen and bath.
THE MADRID. 18th AND KALORAMA RID:
Bright. spacious; rooms. KITCHEN, path
all outside; newly decorated: $50. Mgr
COG MASS. AVE. NE-2nd FLOOR, MOD
ern; rooms kitchen PantrGy', bath, nrSe1e een
packing room; oil-burning furnace, hot
water year round: four exposures. one on
Stanton Park. Real home. Adults only.
THE MELROSE. 1343 CLIFTON NV
Attractive cheerful: 3 to rms. and bath,
Frigidaire, ell SER; S37 so to SOB. Union
Storage Co.. 705 Fla. ave. NV. NO. OlO4.
CONVENIENT LOCATION. 1430 r. I. AVE.
nw-Porch apt, 3 large rooms, rec. nan.
kitchen pantry. bath; Sc. corner; free re-
frigeration and gas; garage available
CONVENIENT CATION. COPLEY
Courts 1914 18th st. n.w.-Quiet, cool
bldg: free refrigeration and gas. elevator,
switchboard Large /. 2 and room apis.
lighted for inspection.
134s EUCLID ST. ROANOKE.
Five rooms, kit, bath; AL outside. Man
agey. Apt. 4.
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WILL SUBLET COMPLETELY FURNISHED
2-room apt n GEORGETOWN, June 10 to
Evening star., 1934-06-07

FAIRLAWN. near the mountains, so miles
from D. C. Motor out Sunday and eat a
good country dinner. fried chicken coun-
potato salad. cottage cheese. pickles. apple
sauce. lima beans, radishes. hot biscuit;
strawberries. homemade ice cream and
cake. D nner, 81. Apply Mrs. Esther
Finnelle. Fairlawn. Round Hill. Va. Phone
Purcellville 400l.
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APARTMENTS-FURNISHED

1a41 CALVERT ST. NW.-TWO ROOMS,
kitchen. bath electric refrigeration; rea-
sonable to quiet couple co. 49lS.
INFER. 1876 18th ST. NV ROOM
Kitchen and bath. completely furnished,
Frigidaire on house current. S42 50-S45.
Apply Apt. 102.
FRONT APARTMENT TWO EXPOSURES;
living room. bed room. kitchen and bath;
well furnished and cool. 200 l6th ST.,
Apt BOA.
:3-RooM CORNER APARTMENT, FRONT
apt; COOL living room > bed rooms. kitch-
en-. baths. 1850 10th ST. NV. Apt. 304.
TREN yinr oom btd
dinette. kitchen and bath. So
10 MD. AVE. METHODIST BLDG
Combination living-bed room. dinette and
large kitchen; completely furnished sub
let for July. August and September; ga
included Very attractive rental
TO SUBLET-APARTMEN ROOMS
beautifully furnished for = or Summer
Connecticut Avenue Bridge. For appoint
rlent. call Adams 454S or $500.
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RD.-FINE LO-
en- large long hall each room private;
ideal for . couples, AID. 35S2. $.
sUBLET--IL1vING-B BED ROOM APART,
S45. June r. l5 to September l. Refer
3711 BENTON ST NW-5 ROOMS AND
sun porch. 3 exposures tiled bath and
9iSSei' 442s. SA'A' -'''-'' u '
FREE RENTAL AGENCY, CAR AND GUIDE
FREE; APTS. ALL SECTIONS. 613 9TH NV.
ME. 1947; NIGHTS AND SUN. GE. 1895
1861 CRESCENT PLACE. ROOMS,
adults, for. ! Or s months. ss5. Refer
ences. Apt. 203.
kitchenette; newly decorated; electricity.
gas, linens dishes; S36. %
1872 N H. AVE NV, CORNER N ST
, and front rooms, kitchen, bath. gas
cleo. ch.w. Apply to janitor
CENTRAL. COOL ATTRACTIVE L1V. RM'
kit. din sleeping porch: clean. quiet; re-
fined; cont. h. W; also rm. others
NICELY FURNISHED BASEMENT APT.
> rooms, kitchenette and bath. S2s; en-
ployed people preferred. 21OS Ontario rd'
1411 N,NW-sEcoND-FLooR FRONT, 3
rooms. kitchen. bath. furnished; gas. cleo,
c. h. W. phone; adults also basement apt
1919 o ST. NV.
One cool room for light Housekeeping.
S4 80: adults only.
l RM. REC HALL. KIT, BATH, 3 EXPO
sures. Murphy bed. elevator; newly deco
rated S45. 1860 Irving NV. Apt. 80.
THE CHARLOTTE. e120 ST. NV. APT
9-Large. well furnished room with studio
couch, kitchen and porch; 50 week.
1923 EYE ST. NV.
g rooms. recep hall, kitchenette. BATH
$50 per mo-; gas. elec.; adults.
PORTLAND. 1929 VERMONT AVE. "a
rooms. bath. hall; large windows. high
ceilings: $50.
. ROOMS K, B.; NICE FURNITURE,
davenport. down cushions; $50. 2423 Z
NV. Apt 210. g
EXCLUSIVE NV. SECTION-BEAUTI-
let. any reas. offer, pr will share or rent
| room with home pytvNsges. AID. 2502.
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WOODBRIDGE. D. G.
Keep cool this Summer. Live at 1904
26th st. ne. on high elevation. IL de-
grees cooler than downtown; shower
baths. Kelvinator screened porch. large
lawn and garden COMPLETELY fenced; ready
to move in; 1000 down. balance like
rent. Open ,ia,ly urtil 9 pm.
WOODRIDGE REALTY Co.
4377 r. ]. Ave. NE. NO. 72o3.
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sALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

All diamond" ads offered for
this classification must carry the
word dealer" or De investigated
before publication BY the. Better
Business Bureau. Office OF Better
Business Bureau closes at noon on
Saturdays.
Evening star., 1934-06-07
MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PIANOS at a great reduction. These in
struments have been out on rent and are
ss good as new Grands as low as S195:
uprights for $50 up; large stock to select
for rent for all occasions terms reason,
sble Hardman Harrinston Cable ano
Kranich & Bach pianos. Hugo Worch,
ITO G, Est, 1879.
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GROCERY AND DELIC living rooms;
Fent, only S35. A bargain; $3.50. if sold
this week. Mr.. Silver. National 6964
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.
CONTINUED.

FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SUMMER. COOL
est part OF Wesley Heights rent reason
able Call Cleveland 1865.
Near Wardman Park Hotel.
Six rooms. breakfast porch and front
porch one bath completely and beauti-
fully furnished 500 monthly. References
required. Columbia 1415
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$4,000
OVERLOOKING LINCOLN PARK.

NEW BRICK HOMES $50.
Semi-bungalow type, with = bed rooms
and bath on first floor and bed rooms
and bath on second; covered front porch.
slate roof. every improvement; lear built
in garage; on pretty lot 5Ox125 feet in
Chevy Chase Md. Inspection invited.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 H ST NV Ma o345
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HOUSES-FUR a. UNFURNISHED
nOUSES-UNFURNISHED

GEORGETOWN r, . B., SERVANT S
quarters; partly furnished; until Sept. ! D..
S65 mo-; unfurn.. Sept. 1885. WEST O3O4.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

SCOTTIES. pedigreed and registered. 1888
Quincy St NV. co 39S6-W.
PERSIAN KITTENS. champion stock.
Cheap 10 good homes. Call after pm,
312 Md. ave. ne.
THOROUGHBRED Kerry Blue. healthy. 9
wears old; affectionate with children.
Call NO. 6610.
DOGS BATHED and -f1eas removed 81;
clipped 50: boarded. Bide-A-Wee Dog ano
Bureau of Standards CL 1920
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PAINTS-Pure linseed oil soc gal; wash
able gloss fiat paints. Sl.35 gal. PYUS
ADAMS 11l9 9th st. NV. MA. 1901.
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wAPLE & JAMES. INC.
BEST NORTHWEST
S675O-WOODRIDGE

Detached Colonial. corner. containing
large rooms tiled bath, hardwood floors.
real wood-burnng fireplace. oil burner.
automatic water heat. large lot beautifully
planted. A bargain at this price. Call
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.
TEACHER in private commercial school
wants board and room in refined. private
Star Office
Evening star., 1934-06-07

STUDIO COUCHES-One Simmons Lift
Up. one Englander in silk tapestry cover:
to close out. Ideal Bedding Co. 622
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1880 18th ST. NV.
. rooms. kitchen. bath. ..... $3.50
. rooms. kitchen. cath. 1900
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26I4 CONN AVE NV

1924 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
Electric refrigeration on house cur
rent
= rooms. kitchen
and bath .... $40 50 to S41 30
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rms T. ~ hath eiec gas: S35 mo No
objection to child. See Mr. Green, be-
tween q and L. am.
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BARBER CHAIRS 81. good condition;
bareain for cash Also bootblack stand.
New .Phila. Junk Co. 1896 H st. ne.
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4+U4 IOth > I. n. Nv.
SIS PER MONTH

And a reasonable cash payment will buy
Il spacious rooms and bath, gas heat, ga
raee and lovely front porch; An excep-
DI S911. VIM. L. MOORE. GE. 2SO2
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N3,VJU-PRETTY BUNGALOW.
Located Just beyond the Penna. Ave.
Bridge in Sc. on a nice lot with high ele-
vation. and now being refinished through
out. Has six rooms. bath. cellar. hot
water heat hardwood floors and is priced
to sell at first inspection $500 cash and
the balance like rent. Phone
NJ HOOKER MEtrQnolitan 0R63
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COMPLETE STORE. all kinds of market
fixtures to be sold at once: also stock OF
groceries; must vacate. Apply A, L. Rubin.
1232 King St. Alexandria, Va. Phone
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SUBSTANTIAL INTEREST in an active
mfg. business available below book valua-
tion and at small investment Demand for
the product exceeds plants capacity and
assures returns. Address Box 115-Z. Star
Office lON
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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4 ROOMS, KITCHEN. BATH. ELEC., GAS
and heat; . rooms kitchenette. elec.. gas
and heat. ME. 7496. SIS 9th ST. ~ W.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS ANIL: ALSO
furnished house. Call MRS. MALRON