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The Nome daily nugget., 1935-11-29
Pete Bloomberg. Pioneer at Nome
 Died This A. M.

Pete Bloomberg, propriet or of the Finn Baths, and a former employee on the Al aska Road Commission road building crew, died at his home about 12:15 am. to- day. The cause of death was heart failure.
 MT Bloomberg was more than sixty years of age, said one report. He was married, but Mrs. Bloomberg passed away last spring, and it was believed that there are no living dependents, accord ing to limited information today.
 MT. Bloomberg, John Sweedman, Dick Mclean and another person were at his home when death came. He was sitting in a chair at the time that his heart at- tack struck him down.
 1t was reported that the Pioneers of Alaska lodge will officiate at the funer- al services, no details of which have been announce ed. MT. Bloomberg, is be- lieved to be a charter mem Der of Nome Igloo No. 1, although it is not certain,
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-11-29
Blackshirts Quiz American Consul
 At A Rome Cafe
(By The Associated Press)

(By The ASsoclated Press)
 Rome, Nov. 29-Hiram A Boucher, United States con sul here, has discovered that the use of the English language may involve em- barrassment in this period of anti-British sentiment in Italy.
 While sitting in a cafe with a group of friends, Boucher was accosted by a group of fascists- who demanded to know if there were any English in the party.
 The consul said there were not and displayed his cre- dentials to prove himself and his friends were Amer jeans.
 Earlier exuberant black shirts smashed a chair a. gainst the wall near the Boucher party.
 The American consul said he did not believe himself in danger, but other mem- bers of the party described the fasciSts as threatening.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-11-29

ported that City Clerk Wal sh is to move into his new office tomorrow. The city engineer and his staff occu- pied the city attorneys of flee temporarily and have moved upstairs into the council chambers to com- plete their work.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-11-29
Airplanes Flying
 Into Or Out Of
 The CityOf Nome

Pilot Hans MiroW of the MiroW Air Service made a flight to Golovin today re- turning with a large quan- tity of mail after making contact with the Pacific Al aska Airways Fleetster air plane, pilot Robbins, from Fairbanks.
 Pete Olson and a native girl were outgoing passen- gers as was also mail from Nome bound for Fairbanks.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-11-29
FUNERAL NOTICE

All members of Pioneer IglOo No. 1, and friends are requested to attend the fun eral of our late Brother, A. G. Blake, to be held at the Federated Church 2 P. M. Saturday, Nov. 3Oth.
 ALMER RYDEEN
 President
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-11-29

as the records of the PiOn- eer lodge were destroyed in last years fire.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-11-29
City Officials
 Moving g New
 City Building g

City Attorney Sullivan today moved into his new municipal office in the City Building, which is practic- ally completed. It was re-
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-11-29
LOMEN COMMERCIAL co.

caves of the house; maAe '"'-e fort to get rid Of IL.
Evening star., 1935-08-22
Salt Water
Fishing Rods
Greatly Reduced

Greatly RedHced
1 Rod. Was $3.95. Now s2.95
8 Rods. Were s8.95. Now SIS
6 Rods. Were s5.s5. Now $3.50
3 Tackle Boxes. Were Sass.
NOW --Sl'oV
1 Bait Bucket. Was $2.75.
NOW ----------------
Automobile Seat Covers for
small cars only. None to mt
1885 models.
80 Sets for Sedans and coaches.
Were $3.45. Now ------$2.50
90 Sets for Sedans and Coaches.
Were $3.65. Now -------S2.7o
% Cov-O-Let Sets. As Is: no
late models. Coaches only. Were
1895. Now w-------------5Oc
Traveller Bicycles; floor Samples
1 Boys Balloon Tire Model with
black finish. 28-inch wheels.
Was s35. Now ------------S26
Boys Model in maroon. "a
inch wheel. Was $26.85. Now $40
Also popular make Tennis
Rackets, reduced u price.
SPORTING GOODS, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-08-22
Table Lamps Reduced

All are slightly damaged.
8 Pottery Light Lamps in green brown and ivory.
Were 81. --.--------o"c
4 Banded Composition Light Lamps with matcnng
s Decorated Composition Table Lamps with matching
shades Were So and $3.50 Now------------si si.oe
1 Blue Chinese Porcelain 2-Lght Table Lamp on orasS
Antique Painted Vanity Lamps. / peach, yellow
Were $3.50.
LAMPS AND SHADES SEVENTH FLOOR.
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Misses Pajamas
Sl.3o We're sI.9S

10 in fine quality broad
cloth; two-piece style. Wee
neck, short sleeve. In
stripes and plain colors,
pink and blue.
2 Cotton Crepe Gowns, with long
sleeves. Tailored style in white
only. Size 18. Were $3.50.
5 Pairs Of Ray0n Pajamas in
two-piece style, tearose and
blue, smart belted styles Sizes
16 and II. Were $l.50. Now.
ESQ
8 Black Cotton Slips. gored and
fitted style, sateen finish. Sizes
So, 80, A. Were 81. Now. 6Sc
COTTON UNDERWEAR,
THIRD FLOOR.
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Toilet issue
Special Csc dozen rolls

A limited quantity good quality toilet tissue
1000 sheets to the roll.
q Pairs Shower Curtains Tie Backs Were SOC pair.
"a Pairs Shower Curtain Tie Backs Were Csc pair.
Bathroom Mirrors. Were $15O. Now-------------s5c
Bathroom Medicine Cabinets with frame for mirror.
Was Sc.
shower Curtains In peach. Were S.. Now----$2.5o
shower Curtains orchid, blue, yellow Were $780,
lot of Bathroom Fixtures. Special &c
Beverage Containers for carrying iced beverages Hold
10 bottles Were $1.65
HOUSEWARES FIFTH Floor.
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Play Suits, 75c
We're 81 TO SI.95

% Play Suits in seersucker, piques and broad
cloth, in variety of stripes. checks, and prints
Sizes to IA.
% Girls Al-Wool Bathing Suits Styles exclusive with
Woodward g. Lothrop. Sizes to IA. Were $3.95 to
Sb9o. NOW
20 Rubber Bathing Shoes green, white and blue
Sizes TO 6. Were soc to Csc. Now-------------2Sc
IA Girls Skirts in lightweight wooens Body top and
tuck-in styles Sizes to 16 Were 81. Now$lzS
Girls Waffle Weave Pique Dresses in two-pece styles
White only. Sizes to 16. Were 81 Now---------$125
Pairs Wool Bathing Trunks, in red, and blue. Sizes
IA and Is. Were s395.
IL Bathing Halters in plain coors, and stripes Sizes
small medium and large. Were 81 and $1.65 Now--75c
% AWool Bathing Suits in onepiece styles In light
and dark colors. Sizes g. e. g. Were $1.s5 to Sass.
Now ------
Girls Seersucker Dresses sleeveless Styles in assorted
paids Size to IL. Were 81. Now-------------$145
"a Juniors American Golfer Dresses in assorted stripes
paids and white seersucker Sizes 10 and H. Were $685.
Now
GIRLS, AND JUNIORS SPORTSMAN, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Dinnerware CIose-out
Greatly Reduced

English Porcelain, Lotus Everly Pattern.
Al Breakfast Plates. Were 60c Now-------------25c
40 Plates 5-inch size. Were 45c. Now----------15c
PIatters s-inch size Were 81. Now------------5oc
Naples, 7-inch size. Were ST. Now------------35e
> Refers a-inch size Were 81 So
1 Cake Plate. Was S125.
/ Casserole. Was SIS.
Fast Stand Gravy Boats. Were $3.50. Now------75c
l Platter 14-inch size. Was So. Now-------------$l
40 Service Plates with coored band decoration Were
Imported Vases. Were $3.50. Now--------------$I5O
Imported China Breakfast Plates Were 55c. Now Csc
1 Imported Casserole. Was $3.50. Now----------S1.50
/ Platter 10-ipch size. Was $3.50. Now----------75c
1 Baker. Was 50.
Odds and Ends of China, greatly reduced.
CHINA FIFTH FLOOR.
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ToddIers' Dresses

Greatly Reduced
IS in Plain and Printed Ma
terials. Sizes /, 2, 8. Were sl.l5
and $3.50. Now --------35c
50 Organdie and Pique Bonnets
and Hats for infants and chill
dren. Were 81 to $1.95. Now-45c
2 Cotton Crib Blankets in pink
and blue. Slightly soiled. Were
50. Now ------.----$1.45
INFANTS APPAREL,
Evening star., 1935-08-22
Boudoir Pillows, soc
We're 7Sc

AZ Bouooir Pillows in organdie; in peach, green,
orchid, and blue.
% Satin Living Room Pillows box STYLE In piue peacn
and green Were s1.55
NodeI Hand Knitted Dress, in dark green wool with
brown trimming Size 18. Was $18. Now------$1350
2 Pairs Stamped Pillow Cases. Were ST. Now--osc
Model Hand knitted Coat in white. Was $25 NOW.
I Baby Blanket in white, hand-woven, with pink and
blue trimming Was $40.
Bathing Suit two-pece model, hand-knitteo IN ruSt
Model Hand Knitted Dress in yellow chiffon Shetland
wool with brown belt. Size IS. Was $40. Now----sio
Hand Knitted Jify Knit Suit two-pece style In hgnt
oreen Size 49, Was $40.
ART EMBROIDERY, SEVENTH FLOOR.
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Rayon Panties, 55c
We're 75c

NJ ere [CC
IS Rayon Mesh Panties in
cluding Kayser Poncho and
Globe Lotus. In blush, and
white. Broken sizes and
styles. Sizes 4, 5, 6, Z, and 9.
8 Silk and Bemberg Slips in
tearose. Lace-trimmed. Sizes
SO. 40 and A. Were So.
Now -$1.68
Is Milanese Glove Silk Panties
in tearose. Lace trimmed. Sizes
S and Z. Were ST.. Now--58c
KNIT UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
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Corsettes and
CirdIes. s2.45
We're IS

NJ ere 30
18 Bier Jolie Corsettes and
Girdles of Summer mesh.
with Talon fastening.
Corsette sizes; 36, 81, 38, 39,
Al, AZ. Girdle sizes; u, %,
20, 81, 80.
4 Woodthrop Foundations OF
fine broadcloth and lace. Sizes
SO. 80 and AZ. Were sl0.5O.
NJ, S4,95
NOW
LeGant Corsettes with talon
front fastening. Sizes 80. 40,
AZ. Were $40. Now-----A.s5
S Lily Of France Duosettes,
evening models. Boneless, OF
peach batiste. Sizes IS, 36, 81,
SO. Were $3.50. Now---$2.S5
CoRsErs, THIRD FLOOR.
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Lace Scarfs, Soc
H.. f1

Is Lace Scarfs for vanity,
dresser, or buffet.
1 White Fur Scarf. Was $3.50.
Now w---------------$3.Z5
8 Rhinestone Clips. Were soc.
NOW -S~S
IL Rhinestone Dress Ornaments,
including pins, clips, and buck
les. Were 81. Now -------50c
2 Dress Cords with tasses, one
black and silver, as is, and one
green and gold. Were SITS.
Now --------------------$l
Is Yards All-Over Cotton Lace
in short lengths. Was 81 q yard.
Now, yard ----------------z5c
LAcEs. AISLE 10, FIRST FLOOR.
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Bath Room Sets, Csc

Were 81
As Three-pece Bathroom Sets with bottles and
a cotton jar.
s6 Novelty Boxes with mirror lids Were SOC. Now--35c
25 Bottles Geral for gray white hair. Were 30c.
NOW ---------------------
"a Novelty Jars filled with bath POWDER assorted coors
Were 81 Now ------------65c 65c
"a Cans Garord Talcum in assorted odors. Were 25c
Now ---------------1Sc;3 for soc
Is Rubberlned Tourist Bags in attractive prints were
20 Imported Perfume Flasks with silk tasSel Assorted
colors. Were ST. Now
To1LErRIEs A1sLEs A. 16, 18 20, FIRST FLOOR.
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Misses Raincoats
6Oc Were Csc

20 in blue, green and red.
In three lengths, 33. SO and
80 inches.
8 -dree-et Sidewalks in
white, green and orchid. Con-
venient for hanging in bath
room. Were $1.25. AS is--90c
20 Blue Wooden Coat Hangers
with bar attached. As is--10c
3 Utility Cabinets in green and
orchid. 4 shoe drawers, i hat
drawer. Were $1.50. Now--S1
10 Novelty Boxes, including
handkerchief boxes, glove boxes,
sewing boxes and trinket boxes.
Were 75c and 81. AS is--50c
10 Novelty Straw Baskets, hand
woven. Were 35c. Now----25c
IS Novelty Straw Baskets, hand
woven. Were 75c and 85c. AS
NOTIONS AISLE 81 FIRST FLOOR.
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FiIet Net Curtains
Special sI.Is pair

Inn nairs good quality net curtains in neat
design with plain center and narrow border
2A yards long In ecru only.
125 Pairs Tailored Marquisete Curtains in ivory
ecru or white. Very sheer and well made, 214 YARDS
Iono sneca1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CSC pair
80 Pairs Ruae Dotted Marquisete Curtains, "a yards
long AZ inches wide in ivory Specal-------$25 pair
DraprRrrs SEVENTH FLOOR,
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Shorter Women's Dresses
$7.o5 Were $685. and sI69S

10 Shorter WomenS Dresses and Jacket Suits
in printed chiffons and crepes. Sizes 1914 to 24.
10 Shorter Womens printed silk crepes and
chfons. Group includes jacket suits Sizes le14
to 22l2. Were $685. to s2275. Now-------------ss75
SPECIAL SIZE DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
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Were Csc

We're Csc
II Beverage Trays in plaid
d esign with japanese
lacquer.
Pair Alabaster Book Ends.
As Is. Were $3.50. Now-S1.25
l CIoisOnne and Porcelain Ash
Tray. As is. Was $3.50. Now
S1.25
AZ Waste Baskets of fibre. in
rose. blue, violet with floral
prints. Were 75c. Now----4Sc
GIFTS, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-08-22
ChiIdren's Kidney
abIes Reduced 10
Hats for Juniors
CSC Were Yer ,,,s sa;ss

20 Brimmed Hats in pique,
silk crepe Lastex and
linen, In light colorS. Sizes
81 to 2212.
1s Girls Knitted Hats, close
fitting styles in white, with
colored trimming. Were 81.
NOW I5c
20 Girls Pique Hats in white
with colored trimmings, and In
pastels. Were $l.95. Now--50o
GIRLS AND JUNIORS HATS.
FOURTH FLooa.
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MaIIinson PIaids, OUc
We're $3.50 Yard
Weekend
Candy Specials

Vanilla Butter Creams -lb. CSC
Assorted Chocolates and Bon
Bons, two pounds----95c
CANDY, AISLE IA, FIRST FLOOR.
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Girls Wash Dresses
ST. AS Were 81

IS Girls Summer Wash Dresses. Sizes II, IA,
and 16.
10 Girls OF white georgette and printed
silks. Sizes to 16. Were s595. Now-----------$2.5e
Girls Organdie Party Dresses Sizes 2, g. 10. We're
So and 1895.
IL Girls Summer Dresses In white and colors. Sizes
T. A. 16 Were 81 and SO. Now-------------------s5c
GIRLS APPAREL FOURTH FLOOR.
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Misses Dresses Reduced

Including styles in Imported French batlSte, em-
broidered organdie, string, linen, satin, crepe.
Coolaine and chiffon in natural white, pastelS
and prints. Sizes IL to 20.
90 were S1O95 to $16.95. Now----------------S5 S.
TO- were S1O95 to $25. Now
H. were $1695 to S25. Now
6, were 1855 to $25. Now -----$l2.25
Misses Evening Dresses including dinner and
evening gowns of crepe, marquisette and chiffon
in jewel tones pastelS and prints. Sizes IA to TO-
7, were $1395 and $1695. Now------------S1.75
g. were $1395 to $25 Now
6, were S22.75 to $29.75. Now-------------Sl4.50
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-08-22
ChiIdren's Socks
4 pairs for soc

Were Csc and CSC
200 pairs of children'S
socks greatly reduced. A
broken assortment.
CHrLpREN's Hosiery, AISLE IT,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-08-22
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP
HFAnDG Ns1Mcr $500
Friday Remnant t!: Day=S!uMm2m1.!er!. T. IS! u = ~! !.n,,,I Va

Remnant Day merchandise is not returnable
or exchangeabIe, not sent c. o. d. or on ap.
proval; mail or telephone orders not accepted
Evening star., 1935-08-22
Boys Wash Shorts
Special 75c

81 Cotton Wash Shorts, fully ShrunK. SIZES
to 16.
II Pairs Wash Knickers Sizes 10, IL, 13, IA, Is, II ana
49, Were SIG and s2
Camp and Play Suits Sizes IS and 49, Were So.
now ,oe
Washable Terry Robes Sizes T. TO- II and IT, Slgnty
soled. Were $3.50.
6S Cotton Socks Sizes 6la and Z. Were 25c Now--1Oc
50 Cotton Polo Shirts, small and medium sizes. Were
so Pairs piece Cotton Pajamas Sizes 10 to 1S. Spe-
60 Youths Half Socks in plain colors and fancy pat
terms Sizes 81a to TO- Were for 81. Now---5 for 81
THE BOYS STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-08-22
Junior Misses
Dresses, sI'95
Wee So

II Cotton Dresses in sizes
II to II.
6 Junior Misses Cotton Dresses
in sizes IL to II. Were So.
Now --$1.45 As
8 Junior Misses Cotton Dresses
in sizes 13 and Is. Were $3.95
and S5.95. Now----------s2.S5
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL,
FOURTH FLOOR.
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FOURTH FLOOR.
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Beverage Trays, 45c

MOTIONS, AISLE 81, FIRST FLOOR.
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Junior Misses Shoes, s2.95

Were Sc and $3.50
4s Pairs Of Pumps Oxfords in all white brown and
white and blue and white combinations. in a variety
OF styles and feathers. Sizes:
IsKT Al 81 s I6lzL I714I LsAI
| AAA | | I2I1l2 !
AA I T1T2T2I2 2I2l2 !
I1I2T2 2I1l1l I'LL !
| T2I2I2l !
T111TlI 4 ! !
30 Pairs Sports Shoes sandal and oxford styles with
leather and rubber soles in a variety of styles and
materials Sizes to 8. 81 95 to $3.50. Now---75c
Pairs Chdren's Pumps and Oxords in all white, and
brown and white combinations Sizes: A l2i2 1871 2,
21a, g. S1z 9. 912 IL, II, 12a, 13. IL, 25; S12'
g. 1214, l. II. 2. 3; 819, 9. Ga, 12, 13l2, !, IA
Were 81 to $3.50.
20 Pairs Boys Oxfords in all white. brown and white.
and black and white. Sizes: l, H. 2. 212 3, 31z 4,
Az g. 8l4; IA Q g. 3a, 4, Az 9; D az, g. 81. 4.
Were $3.50 and IS.
CHIIpRENs SHOES. THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-05-25
New Art Rugs"

inexpensive but heavy, soft and exceptionally
durable something that is necessary in
cottage rug. Smart new plaid designs inter-
woven in colOr-fast cotton cloth.
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Cottage Sets, 81 pair

Good quality marquisete in several attractive designs
in green, gold and blue. Light and airy.
CURTAINS, SIXTH FLOOR.
Pictures of the Washington Cherry Blossoms beautifully
hand-coored in oils 8x10-inch size in blue and gold
frame bit of color for the walls and reminder Of
Sl
PICTURES
Evening star., 1935-05-25
Unfinished Dinette Table, 81

Sody built for hard around the cottage Paint 1t to
suit yourself.
Unfinished Drop Leaf Dining Table-Plenty of extra
for the extra guests without taking up too much
Unfinished Windsor Chairs-Sturdily built with brace
fiddle back NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $165
Many other pieces of well built unpanted furniture that
will find many around the cottage
UNPAINTED FURNITURE SIXTH FLOOR
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Bids and Proposals

Procnrement Divisi on, Public Works
Branch, Washington, D. c.. Nov. 20
1935.-sealed bids, in duplicate will he
publicly opened in this office at 10 A. NJ
Dec 10. 1885, for furnishing all labor
and materials and performing all work for
built-in trash receptacles and alterations
to provide restaurant in basement of the
o. s. Dept. of Justice Bldg, at Washing
ton, D. c. Drawings and specifications,
not exceeding one set, may be obtained at
thie office, W f. Reynolds Assistant Di-
rector of Procurement. Public Works
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Rentals
Stores for Rent

STORE for rent at 735 First ST. n. W.
suitable location for liquor, S25 month.
Lincoln l044l.
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2 business Places Cor Rent "a
Offices and Stores 9

A FEW OFFICES available. also suites
II desired 14th ST. N W.. Just above |
ST., Burchell Bldg. s17-19 14th st. n. W.
HERMAN E. GASCH
923 18th st. N W. MAI. 3239. 1888
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Wanted to Rent

LET Us RENT your vacant properties
] B. Caukin l Thomas Cir. MA. 9795
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Beauty Shoppes

GIVE HER Eugene Permanent for Xmas,
Sc complete. Park Central Beauty Shop.
1900 r N W, MET. O54O Open ewes.
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Business Opportunities

50 900 DINE and dance. beer. nearby
Maryland. Nice business, rent only
$50. Nat. 1898.
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TURS, Scarfs, Jackets, Wraps. etc. Sh
q. Zirkin & Sons. Inc, S21 14th St. N. "
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INCORPORATE your business in Delaware:
low cost: informal alton without obligation
MET $3.50 Room 401 Hill Bldg
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LIST your N E. or 8 2, houses With
R q. Dunns. 604 q st. N. Z. Ii. 1886,
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Advertisements under this heading are
presumed to be from private individuals.
unless the advertisement gives q firm
name or business address or states the
word Dealer" Members of the public
who find dealers advertising in this
column az private individuals are urged
to report the matter to The Times for
inVestig alton.
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GIVE THEM AN
ALPINE SUN LAMP
SURGICAL EQUIP. STORE
1907 Conn. Ave. Pot. 1915.
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81 300 DELICATEssEN, good location, g.
room apartment rent. SIS. NAT. 1923.
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2 ROOMS and kit, for mother and daugh-
ter. l3, where use of piano is not objec-
tionable and girl may receive supervision
after school while mother works. Must
be reas BOX 53-C, es-HeraId.
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Wkda .!lElA ElAfIAES

BUSINESS OFFICE. 1917 a ST. N. ".
RATES. DELIVERED By CARRIER N
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
The Washington Times daily is delivered
by carrier at 10 cents per week: daily
Times and Sunday Herald. Is cents per
cents per week daily Times and Herald
daily and Sunday. % cents per week. and
Sunday only, 10 cents per week.
The Washington Herald. daily and Sun
day 10 delivered By carrier at Is cents per
week: daily only. 10 cents per week. and
Sunday only. 10 cents per week.
Orders can bs sent BY mail or telephone
District $3.50. Collection 10 made weekly
by carrier.
RATES By MAIL
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$1SO-FOREST HILLS

Is ROOMS b.. h.-w.-h.: nr. LibraryS1l5
mo. Would sell furn. Ma. 1869: ewes
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Houses for Rent-ColOred GOA

MAIN AVE. Beltsville Heights. 2 blocks
BALTIC. Blvd, 2-fam. brick house, b. " h.,
ami, rms, bath, entrance ca. II. S4Sl:
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business Clients waiting. No sale. no
charge Capital Adjusting and Finance
Co 14O6 G ST. n W MET. 4S14.
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EVENING GOWNS-A fine selection
"Zirkin's price 10 always right" H
Zirkin & Sons, Inc. S21 l4th st. n. W
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Furs, Goats, COwns, Clothes I:
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WASHER AND IRoNER-Combinatio
2-tub washer and dryer with troner on
Individual stand. special. S53. with Gem
eral Electric motor terms 81 weekly.
Arthur Jordan Piano Co.. 1889 st.
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WASHING MAC HINE-Floor sample,
looks like new. with terms OF 81
DRYER. Perma anent fabrication. Special S33.
Arthur Jordan Piano Co. 1899 G st.
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Buick 1880 Model 3O-5S Victoria @0GE
5-PaSS COupe-A fine car in OAUO
fine shape at a low price; your car
in trade and easy terms
EMERSON & ORME
18th 4 NJ Sts n. w. OISt. S1rn
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1891 Buick Sport Coupe. Model COCK
56-S-Has had perfect care by OAOO
original owner. The original finish Is
without a hlemish has very good tires
and the motor is smooth and quiet
POHANKA SERVICE
1928 Goth Ct. n. W. Dist. 9141
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Buick 1929 COach-In top con- G1AS
dition throughout; owned by O1fO
q captain in the Fire Dept. who gave
II the best of care; equipped with air
cushion seats and other extras; sacra-
flee price; terms and trade
SULLIVAN CHEVROLET
ARn Nan Xnrk Ava. n wv. MET. 2A11
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Wanted MiseellaneouS

ALL KINDS FURNITURE-3-burn gas
ranges: highest cash prices. NAT 1796:
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE. Junk and
bottles bought and sold. Boston Iron
and Metal Co.. 433 z St. N. W. MA.
1880 or Ii. 1878.
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Vacuum Cleaners

S-DAY SALE-Eureka Airways, Premiers.
$40: .Electrolux. Hoovers. SIS. Many
others, fully guaranteed. Free home demon.
strations Parts and repairs Best brands.
sos 11th ST. n. W. MAJ. 1853.
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Buick 1928 Model 2s-47 Master 0EO
Sedan-Good paint. tires and OOO
motor; bargain price; easy terms
EMERSON & ORME
18th Sta, n. W. Dist. 800
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JOS. RosENDORF, Furrier. SIT 11th St
Jackets, $3.50. Coats Refined.
Edges Repaired, $11.95. Nat. S3lt
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KNABE GRAND PIANU-EXceI6nL TOT
musician: for sale cheap. See Mr.. Jelly.
Colonial Storage Co., 1882 22d st. N. W.
PLAYER PIANOS-we have unusually
good player pianos that will sell for sac.
rifice price of $40 each. See Mr.. Jelly.
Colonial Storage Co.. 1882 22d st. N. W.
PIANOS FOR RENT-S3 per month and
up. Largest selection in Washington to
chase price if you decide to buy later.
KITS. 1880 G St. Ma. 1880
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VOP PRIZES lot USED UsNI II 0NE ~ 90
ABSOLUTELY highest cash prices paid for
furniture household goods, etc. For
beat results call any time. II. b4S9.
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SUNBEAM Silent Automatic Toaster. COM
plete with buffet set of genuine
IntaElio crystal plates. two 2-compart.
ment appetizer dishes and handsome.
roomy walnut tray and cutting block;
only $1695. Rudolph West Co. 1889