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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-06-19
IWHEELERs HAVE GUESTS
METHODIST MISSIONARY
MEETING HELD

The Woman's Missionary So
ciety of the First NJ. +. church
met there yesterday afternoon
with Mrs. j. w. Payne presiding.
After the opening hymn and re-
sponsive reading prayer was Of
fered by Miss Bessie Allen. Rou-
tine matters were soon dis
patched.
A clever playlet, entitled as it
Worth While, was presented at
traetively for the program by
Mesdames Payne, A. r. Johnson,
l.. p. Sims. A. R. Houston, Ida
Sprecher, w. E. Strider and Miss
Bessie Jordan.
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BLACK-DRAUGHT
asuch q Good Laxative" Says Nurse

SUCH u NUUu LaAaVfFe'
Writing from her home IN Fes-
tus. Mo-, Mrs. Anna LaPlante says:
81 am q practical nurse and I rec
ommend to some of my patients
that they take Black-Draught, Tor
it is such a good laxative. I took
it for constipation, headache and .
dull feeling that I had so much. a
few doses of Black Draught - and
I felt just fine"
Because SO many people know from
having used Il that Thedford's BLACK
Draught Is good. purely vegetable isfs.
tive, millions VI packages OF IL are seie
every year.
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Mrs., c. r. McManAway
I Society Editor
..,,, 80 Before Il Nooe
,csBYTERIAN AUXILIARY
80 NETTING

=. Woman's Auxiliary of the
l.Sy,srian church met yester-
r.! sfternoon in the Sunday
ksol auditorium. which was
('",;f,llv decorated with sum-
/ sowers. The president, Mrs.
F,Jgsr Smyth, was in the chair
| 1' large number of ladies
!. present. The call to order
/, s5ftly played by Miss Lille
IAN Allen. and the opening
|~n was followed by the Lords
| H. J. T. Fain, secretary of
I'm missions, conducted a
I."t;fuI devotional, the subject
||:"g Come. Learn of Me-" At
| g some helpful comments and
y inspiring hymns, Miss Grace
'Sgs offered the closing prayer
| - This part Of the service.
The yice-president, Mrs. Law
,res Mckay, had charge of the
,.rsry program on Retrospect
= Prospect in Mexico" which
|, handled in an interesting
anne, Different ones taking
:, included Misses Eleanor
'Tple and Grace Willis, Mes
mas c. II. Parsons and 7. H.
'snks. The closing scene was a
,ths,ic dialogue between a Mex
N mother and her Christian
'snd, concerning her sick child.
: william Mckay closed the
letting with a prayer for the
pptry under study.
A delightful social hour was
loved, with Circle No. 6 acting
hostess. Dainty refreshments
ne served.
ANNIVERSARY
LIBERATED DELIGHTFULLY."-
NJ. and Mrs. Cecil B. Hoskins,
4 LenOx Court, Asheville, en-
|t4nsd on. Saturday evening in
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-06-19
SPEND WEEKEND AT
CAMP MONDAMIN

Among those who spent the
weekend at Camp Mondamin as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
Bell were Messrs.' Ralph Van
Landingham, Walter Philips and
Joe Bell of Charlotte, Miss Julia
Smyth, and Mrs. Byron Scott and
two sons, Kenneth and Miles.
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the world on that day and rule
with authority from Jerusalem"
The subject for Tuesday night,
"A Birds-eye View of the Ages
and the Reign Of Modernism
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-06-19
PERSONALS

Mrs. Aiken Rhett arrived yes
terday for a brief visit with her
sister, Mrs. Geo. H. Valentine, be-
fore going east with another SIS
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See the dirty, neglected brats?
Their mother is away lecturing on
the care of children.
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honor of the latter's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. C. B. Harberson, who
were celebrating their twenty-fifth
wedding anniversary.
About twenty friends motored
from here for this delightful &C.
casion.
WHEELERS HAVE GUESTS
. Lieut.. and Mrs. Michael ]. Ma
lanaphy arrived Sunday night to
be guests of the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Wheeler, I'M
til June %. Mrs. Malanaphy had
met him in New York when the
feet arrived and they visited his
mother, Mrs. Mary Malanaphy, in
CreSco, Iowa. They will go to
Long Island where Lieut.. Malana-
ply will take up duties at the
Ford Instrument Plant.
The Wheelers also have as their
guests, Lieut.. and Mrs. Thos. B.
Nebblet, of Forest City, Ark.
Evening star., 1934-03-01
Art Goods

knitting Yarn and
RayOn- mixed Yarns. 7C1Zc
Embroidered Rayon Bou- CQc
doir Pillows. Were &c.,.
Small lot mped -
Pieces. Were 15c ........
is Footstools' as is SOC
Were 89c ..............
II Handmade Sweater Models,
small sizes; were $2.98. Hand
crocheted Dog Model Sl.OO
soiled. Was S2.50....
4 Soiled Models; wool baby
sacque. baby shoes, yarn CQc
cap. scarf. Ea. ........
3 Smoking Stands, as is. OQc
Were s1.98 ..........
Kann'SFourth Floor.
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DOnestics

Ia Wamsutta Sheets,
81x99-in.; h m m e d. Cd OK
Orig. $3.50.
-l2 Wamsutta Sheets, hem
stitched; slxss in $3.l5
Orig. $685., now 80.
100 yds FeatherproOf Striped
8.oz. Ticking, 80 in. Orig. CSc
-75 PiIlowcases, hem
stitched; 42x36-in. Orig. 1c
19c, ea.
Kann'S-Street Floor.
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900 Mems
SHIRTS
$1.OO ca.

White, plain colors and
fancies in collar at
tached style. White In
neckband style also.
Sizes IA to 10.
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Mems
Furnishings

a. Rayon Shirts and
Shorts. Were IS. lie
Q so Shirts. Were tic
to S1.19. .49c
. p prs. Gloves, sizes
Ne and ~. Were S1.59
and S1.95 ...........77c
. 7 prs. Fancy Cotton
Golf Hose. Were SOC. .29c
Q l Travelo Knitted Vest.
Was S4.00 .........$2.29
81 S ha ker Slip-on
Sweater. Was $4.95, S2.39
Q 27 Odd Ties. Were
Sl.5O .oSc
Q Is Mufflers. Were
S1.35 to S1.95 ........79c
. Fabric Gloves. Were
S1.00 $40
81 Leather Coat, size 38.
Was S11.50 ........S5.95
. 5 Wool Mufhers, sOiled.
Were S1.95 .89c
. I Glastonbury Union
Suits. Were S1.65 =. .S5c
81 Maroon Silk Robe,
faded. Was $40. 1886
. 20 prs. Mocha Gloves.
Sizes ~ and ~. Were
$2.65 .............$1.55
. 3 Silk Pajamas, sizes
A and C. Soiled. Were
S5.95 ..............$3.15
. IL prs. Mems Carriers
Were SOC .29c
. IL Slip-on Sweaters
faded. Were S1.95. .$1.39
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Odd Lots in Euery Department Reduced for Clearance!
Coats and Furs

NO0S0 oAAu l. III .
. Winter Goats. OF M
Orig. $19.75, now. %. %o'OO
3 Winter Goats. c7n m
Orig. $29.75, now.. %AO'OO
or,s @s w,a:s; Win 1s C.. cS.''' $4,000
q Evening Wraps. co 90
Orig. $l9.75, now. -. ~~'Oo
II Red Fox Scarf. @A 90
Orig. $9.95. now go. @
81 ori1 srs:n sso # Fox nss Scarf $1,000
g, s,,r, Pointed %r's 80, Fox OK $3.50
. Lapin (dyed rabbit) Swag-
gers gers Orig s4s'7'' $1,000
hoW .....s...
~ ~ nuser:s MUS .sa sTas, mas 10000
Il Muskrat Coat,
t,tsn s,sn trimmed, RIM Orig. $500
$l39, now ........
Il Silver Muskrat, with beaver
shawl collar. Orig. @QQ M
$149, now ........
Il Caracul Coat, silver C1QO
fox collar. Orig. $195. ~
Kann's-Second Floor.
Lingerie
-26 Silk Crepe Slips and
Undies. Were $159 and OOo
$1.95 ...................
lie Flannelette Pajamas, QOo
short sleeves. Were $129 wv
-36 Rayon Taffeta Slips. 7Qc
street shades. Were $l.19
al Philippine Gowns, Q1c
flesh color: soiled. Were 81 Wv
Us Silk Slips, Step-ins, Gowns,
soiled. Were $1.95 c7 *
and $295. ~
8 Robes. Were $2.95 @7 Q7
and 1895 ........
Bed Sacques. Were c1 90
$2.95 ...............
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Mems
Topcoats
$15.95

-Swagger styles with
straight or raglan shoul-
ders. Herringbones, twists,
tweeds and overplaids in
grays and tans. Many
California weights. Well
tailored with lustrous
deep yoke and sleeve
Innings. Regular sizes "a
to 44.-Second Floor.
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Bed Coverings

Bed Coverings
Us Blankets; samples, some
$, s0iled, hs 70 Were w re ST. to $6.95
&c Satin Comforts,
wool filled, size 72x84. O. OK
Were $685.. .........
Comfort Covers, printed per-
Gale; size 7sxa+' with $l.59
rubber buttons. ......
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Handkerchiefs

Odd lot Mems and Women's
initiated Hdkfs. Also 721/oc
Embd. Hdkfs. ........
Odd lot Women's and 2c
Boys Novelty Cotton Hdkfs.
Mems Novelty Silk 7Oc
Hdkfs. Odd lot ........
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Scanned
Administer
Rugs
$14.Q0

-38 rugs-h eavy and
practical and attractive.
Choice of the 9x12 and
8Xx10h #. sizes.
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Mems Clothing

. 22 Whipcord Jackets
tan and gray. Were
$1.95 .............$1.39
o9 an hipc0rd d
Trousers. Were $1.95,
$1.39
81 Dark Gray Suits.
1/40 reg, 1/40 short. I
Topcoat, 38 short. Were
$11.00 ............$6.0O
Kann's-Second Floor
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Furniture

-S Unpainted Chairs, damaged;
were 78c to $1.58. 3 Baby SOc
Swings, soiled. Were $1.o0 wv
II Solid Maple Coffee C7 40
Table. Was s2s5. -. %A.f7
3 Revolving Book CT 90
Racks. Were $1.95 :. ~AS
Il Unpainted Telephone Stand,
with stool. Was Sl.OO
$1.95 ...............
Il Unpainted Server. with
drawer; was $5.95.
Unpainted Umbrella @2 90
Stand. Was $7.95. -. ~O
Il Solid Walnut Table. with
magazine shelf. Was $500
Kann'S-Fourth Floor.
FrOcks and Uniforms
20 Rayon Dresses. &1 17
Orig. $1.99 and $295 ~-'
is Apron Frocks. G1 90
Originally $1.69 ....
Ia Uniforms, colored broad
cloth. Originally @1 10
$2.25 ...............
-25 Uniforms, white and 7Qo
colors. Orig. $1.95. .....
g Maids Aprons, bib OQc
style. Orig. s195. Now. NV
80 Aprons, of printed COc
lawn. Orig. soc. Now.
-25 Wash Frocks, misses 49,
sizes. Orig. 81 ........
Kann's-SecondF Floor.
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Boys Odd Lots

. ID PlalQ SllpOn
Sweaters ............6 .69c
. Suede Leather Jackets
sizes 8 to IL. Button
style, were S4.95, now
$1.95; Upper, were S5.95.
now ............ .SZ.So
. 81 Plain-colored Ties.
Were 25c. .10c
. AZ Tweeduroy d
Wool Caps, were $1.25,
SOC
Q SO Corduroy and Wool
Longies, kere $2.29 to
S3.45 ..............$1.98
. 63 Slipon Sweaters,
with and without sleeves,
$1.00
Q 27 Broadcl0th Pa ja.
mas ................oSc
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Boys Wear
$1.OO

Shirts for 81
High collar, long sleeve
and sport styles. OF
white, plain colored and
fancy broadcloth. Broken
sizes. (Street Floor.)
Tweed Shorts-$l
Blue cheviot, tan and
gray tweeds. Fully lined
self belts-big pockets.
Sizes 5 to u.
Golf Hose-5 prs. 81
Made of long-wearing
yarns. New patterns and
colors. Sizes 8 to II u.
Athletic Shirts and
Shorts for 81
Striped broadcloth
shorts with roomy balloon
seats cotton slip-on
shirts. Sizes 8 to ID yrs.
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Footwear

Footwear
10y prs. Women's Cloth Ga
loshes, sizes 31a to 6. 81 prs
Suede Boudoir Slippers. 7Oc
Were $500 ............
-68 prs. Gray Rubber Galoshes,
sizes to 5. Were @1 M
$1.95 ...............
20 prs. Children's Black or
White Short Boots. Sizes 2Qc
6 to 9..............
-119 prs. Turn Sole Utility
Oxfords and Tee-strap c7 M
Sho.. Were a 5o Sl.UV
-s7 prs. Novelty Sl.95
Shoes. Special ......
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Hosiery

HOsIeTy
80 prs. Silk Hose, seconds and
irregulars. Were 39c and o.
3 prs. 28-in. Silk Hose, 1Oc
mostly size 81a. Were 69c
30 prs. Silk
wsrs Wsss' .as as is 3prs. $l.OO
20 prs. Junior Length Hose;
mostly sizes and 612. 70c
Were 21c .............
10 prs. Silk Hose, as Is. 2Oc
Were soc and 69c ......
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Beds, Etc.

II Soiled 40 Felt CO 90
Mattress. Was $685.. ~O
II Inner-Spring 40 cS IN
Mattress. Was S12.95 ~O
. Felt Mattresses, 3/3 and
~: 40: '7'sS floor sam $40
pies
- - !. Felt TN. Mattress, ,s s/s. 5000
Il Inner-Spring Single Mat
, trsss. sl0's' floor $500
sample .............
;,,s.I ws Link a!ot Bed Springs S4.M
B Soiled Studio c17 90
Couches. Were $2450 ~A
10 Four Poster Wood c1 90
Beds. Were $685..
4 Single Four
,',sa Poster " Wood % Beds 5000
Il Felt Pad, hinge in c. IN
centen 40. Was $685. ~OO
3 Emergency Cots, with mat
tress; single. Were SQ *
SlO.95 ..............
4 Inner Spring
Mattresses. We're @C2 -
$3.50 ............ ~
3 Soiled B d Or CD OQ
Chairs. Were S795 :. ~
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Floor Coverings

II Seamless Ak
minister, 9xl2 IT. C1O *
Was 1895 .......
II Seamless Amer
lean lean . Oriental, M. - SIX < s29.25
II Seamless Amer
ican Oriental, 6x coz o.
8 #. Was s53oo.. ~~O"
Il Seamless Administer, sxl2
IT, s24,sS floor Sl5.45
sample ...........
is Administers, 27x54 S7 10
in. Were s1.79. .....
II American Orien-
tai. 412x6ls #. Was S11 OK
S1895 ............
-25 Oval Cotton Rugs, 17c
20x36 in. Were s100....
II Seamless American Orien-
tai, sxl2 IT. Was 1925
1895 ..........
Il worsted Wilton S3O.95
9xl2 #. Was s4495. ~"
200 yds. Felt-base Remnants.
Were 39c to Csc SO. 90
yo. ............
5 Wool Wiltons, S24.05
4 Congoleum Rugs, S1 90
6x9 f. Were $685..
10 Felt-base Rugs, 3xs 2Oc
#. Were s1.00.
3 Felt-base Rugs. CD 90
71kxs it. Were s4.e5 %~'o0
. Gold Seal Rugs S5.88
9xl5 II. Were $685.. ~
Kann's-Third Floor.
Toys
II sets Mechanical Trains; were
sl.4s. S "Weeden" Steam SOo
Engines. Were sl.00.... wv
Il Damaged Veloci- c7 M
pede, 3rd size. Was s595 ~A'oo
Il Child's Fibre Rock S7 OK
er. Was $345.
5 Folding Metal Doll Carts and
Boys Aviator Scouting 90
Sets. Were 49c .........
Il VelOcipede, with
car for End child. Was cR OF
$3.50 ..............
Il White Teddy Bear, CD 90
soiled. Was s495... ~~
Il Toy Electric Stove. co y
Was $3.50 ..........
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Trimmings

Buttons, odd sizes. Black and
colors. Orig. 75c to $500 COo
q OOZ..
Buckles, q miscellaneous C7o
lot. Orig. sec to 79c ea...
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Children's Wear

Pink or Blue Chinchilla Leg
gings, we're sl.29. Also odd SQc
coats; soiled; sizes / to 8
Odd Lot Dresses. Were S0c
S1.UU '......
Babies Rayon Stock 11r
ings. Sizes 1 to 6......
-Flannelette Pajamas, odd sizes
4 to IA. Were sl.00 to
$1.29; Two-piece Wool 30
Jersey Dresses ..........
Muslin Slips, odd sizes, CQr
4 to IA ................
-30x40 Rayon Quilts, cot co.
ton filled. Were $780,.
Snow Suits, odd sizes C7 "a
to 6. Were s22e. -.
Boys Wash Suits, odd RRC
sizes to 6 yrs Were Sl.00
Clearance Leggings.
odd sizes 2 to T. Were co.
$1.59 to S2.98. ......
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1934-03-01
Leather Goods

Odd Lot Leather Bags, 6Oo
shopworn. Were s2..... Wv
Leather Bags. Were So. CD
. Printed Crepe c1 20
Evening Bags. Were SO ~O
rs Suede Belts. Were SOo
Sl.OU
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1934-06-13

1878 OWEN PL. NE. = Beautifully fur
nished room. screened porch. S6 week;
] K. privilege. 81; adults; private home
COS THE CECIL. 18th and Very large
outside room, 500; references; women only;
kitchen privileges if desired. 13s
DOwNTOWN-Large. private front room.
phone. 1927 Eye. Apt 3. One with
kitchen priv, at 1908 H, Apt 3: fans.
2237 QUE ST. NW.-Private home; at
tractive room southern exposure. North
5525.
Evening star., 1934-06-13

HEIGHTS "A BED ROOMS. 2
Until September Is. 29l4 Glover drive
Evening star., 1934-06-13
APARTMENTS-FURNISAED.

1918 M Ut. Me- ROOM. KITCHEN,
$50 month; adults.
I411 NN.w.-sECOND-FL FLOOR FRONT. 3
c. h. w.. phone; adults; s40.50 and Sab
FURNISHED. .ACcONfMo-
date four; heat Light, gas, hot water fur-
fIsf titsh iGss Sic.ls EwAsd farn s6d H. sink rs1se:
breakfast set; clean. cool; very reas.
1921 Kalorama rd.-Living room. bed
,GGm sag Po soths sOsb slnetts' Kitchen Frisida!rs
ONTARIO. APT 8 ROOMS. PORCH.
required. Apt. 22I. co. 54sS. is.
ON ROCK CREEK PARK--COMPLETEL
sfns aire. bssh With With shower. % Southern exposure;
SOS mo. 2s01 Adams Min I'd. NV. Apt.
3O7.
EXCLUSIVE NV. sECTIoN-BEAUTT-
fully furn. 5-room and porch apt; sub
let, any reas. offer. or will share or rent
room with home PRIVILEGES. AID. 2502.
1441 HARVARD ST; NV.
Frfgidaire. Resident MANAGER Apt. 2.
ONE AND THREE ROOMS, KITCHEN,
bath; cleo. refridg.. Murphy beds, $40 TO
$50. 200S 10th ST.
5112 conn. ,AyE-FoR 2 MONTHS; IIs 2
Bat bath. -SSl1i SIDE porch. f. apt. los. Is.
CONN. AvE,-3 ROOMS. BATH AMP
kitchenette beautifully furnished; cool.
many windows. Tel. co. 2025. "A.
LARGE ROOM, DINETTE. KITCHEN AMP
$40. Tudor Hail. Di 1926. ii.
WILL SUBLET FOR THE SUMMER,
Beautiful apartment in downtown section,
consisting Of 2 large rooms. kitchen. olnet
FPfeidaire fE 'eo on house SSe'V current SIS. FOr
full particulars call Ma. 6933 and ask for
Mr. Hubbard.
$500. 2 ROOMS, XII: BATH.
1919 @ ST. NV.
Free Gas. Electricity. Refrigeration;
furnished in unusually hns o style; orx
Dental section; s4-hour elevator and
See Resident Manager
Monmouth. 1873 g st. NV.
So. 80. 8 ROOMS, KIT. BATH.
3446 CONN. AVE. NV.
Free Electric Refrigeration.
Two large. cool bed rooms. corner
living room. spacious kitchen, tiled
bath room; shower al rooms open
nished in unusually hne style; attrac-
tive lobby; elevator.
$4,000. o,92a R99Mg5 q KIT BATH. i
pletely furnished in unusually fine
style; dishes. silverware, linens etc,
located in high-class apartment builc-
ing in convenient residential section.
References required.
See Resident Manager Mrs. Browne.
FIDELITY STORAGE CO. 1420 U St NV.
ENTIRE FLOOR. LARGE BRICK HOME.
Just west Of 10th St. near Rock Greek
Park; cozy. light. plenty of air. large
living room, bed room. kitchenette. tiled
bath. completely furnished. including re-
frigeration. gas and electricity. Suitable
for couple. or 3 adults. 1885 Monroe st.
NV. S55. Adams 430S.
/ OR 2 YOUNG LADIES TO SHARE
lovely cool Groom apt. at 10th and r. /.
ave. ne: reasonable. Call PO. 1896. 13S
S45.OO ROOM. KITCHEN. BATH.
400 FAIRMONT ST. NV.
Spacious room, reception hall. large
kitchen tiled bath room; completely
furn shed in unusually fine taste; To-
Gated in high-class building, impressive
lobby; 24-hour elevator and switch
board service.
See MISS MCNEIL. Resident Manaser.
S55.0O-3435 Brown St.
Reception hall. living room bed room,
kitchen. bath Frigidaire.
18th & K. CAFRTTZ. DI. 9OsO.
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1870 R 7. AVE NE.

porch: elevator service electric refrigera-
ton on house current; $50 and $50 so.
Resident manager. Phone Decatur AIT.
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3OOO-310O CONN. AVE.
CathedFaI ManSI0hs
(Center and North Buildings)

Ccnter ana NorIh ouhuihsD
On Street Car and Bus Lines
2 rooms. kitchen. foyer. bath. .S57 so
3 rooms, kitchen. bath. S72 80
Shops and stores located in build
ing Exceptionally large rooms and
closets. All electricity and refrigera-
Phone Adams $500 or co. 2145
Evening star., 1934-06-13
DAVENPORT TERRACE

DAVENPORT TERRACE
Excellent Summer Location
TO- COOLER THAN DOWNTOWN
BY ACTUAL TEST
A group of four 5-story buildings
at 1890 Conn. ave. Ideal for chill
dren; spacious grounds. Supervised
Z rooms. kit. and bath. 900 and UP
rooms. kit. bath. =. S62.50 and up
Hardwood floors. High. cool eleva-
ton Bus sPS PSo6t street sn car at corner
dent manager.
27oo CONN. AVE.
Conn. Ave. and Woodley Rd.
1 2 rooms, kitchen and bath SCI so
2 rooms. kitchen kitchen and bath. $50 $50 90 90
Free Frigidaire and Electricity.
THE BOULEVARD
2I2I New York Avenue
Ideal in-town location. Quiet and
rooms. kitchen. dinette and
Hardwood floors. Murphy BEDS
Il Showers. Free Frigidaire and cleo
/ tricity. 24-hour elevator and switch
Il board service.
Resident Manager. MA. $3.50.
CHASTLETON
18th and X SITS. NV.
Modern s-story apartment-hotel on
Il exclusive 18th st. Short walk 70
Il business district.
| 2 rooms. kitchen. bath and
porch, unfur.. .......... S57 so up
L 3 rooms kitchen and bath. $50 to SS5
Also roo ms and apartments on
| transient basis with service. Excel
| lent and reasonably priced restaurant.
North 10000.
WASHINGTON PROPERTIES, INC.
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See MISS MCNEIL. Resident MANAGER.
HOUSES-FURNISHED,


WESLEY HEIGHTS "A BED ROOMS. 2
baths. large screened-in porch; Sl25 mo.
until September 3. 29l4 Glover drive
baths. double garage. nice yard expensive
furnishings; near Wardman Park Hotel.
6 ROOMS. BATH. ANIL; PORCHES.
transportation; S55 monthly. Kensing-
ton $40.
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SUMNER. COOL
est part OF Wesley Heiehts; rent reason
able. Call Cleveland 1865.
NEW COLONIAL HOUSE. "a BLOCK OFF
upper 10th St: air conditioned; 8 rooms.
3 baths, sleeping porch, side porch 2Ox2O;
ig4s ondS 5S TO Sept s EorEa 1922
CHEVY CHASE. HALF BLOCK EAST
g9Eh ggd MaKnsy yard : FSo6s tS oe c J. 6 s1
lst s6it l9NeFElF1E 62ss St. aT OF S9s sS
bGem bGeaEfa.t roOm np III Rest dou6Ie @ rsTsse
seHt Tsdgesd to SIG to ioS sn
To inspect. call GE. AIS
EXCEPTIONALLY PLEASANT DETACHED
house, three bed rooms and sleeping
eaGRi ffs fsxR % @ Ge9ers ass s
trie; transportstion; So; June TO Sep
Chevy Chase. Nd. Wisconsin 4405.
CATHEDRAL HEIGHTS-COOL s-ROOM
home; Oriental rugs, refrigeration. garden;
references. Six weeks. $50 weekly. CLeve-
land 6067.
FOR SUMMER-COOL, COMFORTABLE
six rooms and bath, screened porches: ga
rage all modern conveniences. CL. $3.50.
CLEVELAND PARK-S-ROOM HOUSE,
bed rooms bath. including shower. 1st-
floor lavatory, elec. refrigeration. cont. bot
water. linens; silver, radio, piano. built-in
garage. fireplace; Ia blocks Conn. ave.
Moderate rental to Oct. l. Phone CT: 2046.
WOODLEY PARK.
Beautifully furnished center-han, 2
rooms. , baths. porches, 2-car garage.
oil heat. electric refrigeration; all prac-
tically new. Long lease, July /. Call
| Adams 099e.
Evening star., 1934-06-13

CLEAN large, newly furnished room. next
bath (shoWer): large. cool apartment
gentlemen: home privileges; $50. co.
Evening star., 1934-06-13

ON 9th ST-An exclusive family. owning
handsome detached corner residence, Will
rent i beautiful 2nd-floor front room
near bath. shower unlim. phone, cont.
hot water, elec.. fans; all appointments
eS07 ONTARIO RID. Gsth and Col)-
Large, newly furnished bed-living room
and kitchen; running water, semi-prlvate
bath Also ! hk. room with sleeping porch
Reasonable
Evening star., 1934-06-13
ROOMS-FURNISHED.

(Continued.)
3467 14th ST. NW.-Front room. nicely
furnished, SIS; gentleman. co. 6l46.
61s 3rd NW.-1 nice housekeeping room,
l person or couple; S4 weekly. To-
$4,000 MONMOUTH ANNEX,
UP, 1919 G ST. NV.
Large clean rooms comfortably fur
niShed; hot and cold water and tele-
phone switchboard service in each
room For gentlemen only. Apply
MONMOUTH. 1919 @ st. NV. ME. $3.50
Evening star., 1934-06-13

PORTLAND. 1129 Vermont Ave; Column
bia 2l25 G St nw-Convenient loca tlons;
comfortable in Summer; from 81 and ~
Evening star., 1934-06-13
WOODLEY PARK.

Beautifully furnished center-har, 2
rooms, baths 2 porches. 2-car garage.
tically new. Long lease, July /. Call
Adams 0999.
Evening star., 1934-06-13

decorated rooms for employed men; walk
ing distance: l block from car line.
21O E ST NW-One or 2 rooms. kit;
two basement rooms; one Ink. room;
anil: clean: reasonable. 17'
Evening star., 1934-06-13

~ SLSssLAND sa PASN~I ~ i-7cS,-stS,S
floor lavatory, elec. refrigeration. cont. bot
water. linens. silver, radio. piano, built-in
garage. fireplace; Ia blocks Conn. ave.
Moderate rental to Oct. l. Phone CL. 2046.
Evening star., 1934-06-13

of kitchen or whole apt. 1st-hoor front;
81 a week for about weeks
1884 PARK RD-Attractive alcove front
room, next bath; large windows; cars at
corner; S4 so week. CO. 1909.
Evening star., 1934-06-13

NEW COLONIAL HOUSE. "a BLOCK OFF
upper 10th St: air conditioned; s rooms.
3 baths sleeping porch, side porch 20x20;
June 20 to Sept. 20; reasonable rental.
NO .Innnuil ST GEnrRia 45Aa-
Evening star., 1934-06-13
ROOMS-FURNISHED.

INDIAN 1881 motor cycle. fully eauipp
i4i9 Irving st. NV. 90. 800.
Evening star., 1934-06-13

e633 CONN. AvE-Near Wardman Park,
men: semi-private bath; garage. CO.
Evening star., 1934-06-13

14Os EMERSON Nw.-For. girls only who
want and appreciate privileges of refined
home conditions with every modern con-
Venience; double room: neat private nome;
3 in family; 3 baths; rm., $50. GE. 6032.
177l MASS. AVE. NW.-Gentleman; at
shower bath, continuous hot water; $50
Evening star., 1934-06-13
ROOMS-UNFURNIsHED.

hOOWS-OINEO y 1b1NI0EhLDs
$50 10th ST. SE-Kitchen, living room
and inclosed sleeping porch; adults only;
working couple preferred. Call after 80
1857 PARK RD.-4 large rooms, private
bath. Ink: refined. quiet home. for en-
ployed adults Adams 1881.
40 LONGFELLOW ST. NE-3 housekeep-
ing rooms large storage. ami; detached
home, private entrance. garage; $50.
1941 H ST NE-3 rooms sleeping porch
bath. elec.. heat and gas; S35 month.
Al EYE ST. NW-3 unfurnished light
housekeeping room. ME. 2050.