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The Ely miner., 1935-02-22
BAND CONCERT
next SUNDAY
Municipal Band in Another of
Its Fine Productions With
Elegant Program.

Director DdNino has arranged another
fine program for the free concert by
the Municipal Band at the Washington
Auditorium next Sunday afternoon at
3 O'Clock.
The guest artists of the day will be
Mrs. n. j. Fleming who will read 4The
Minuet" and Miss Lucilla Bridson who
viii render vocal solos. accompanied by
Mrs. Douglas Nankervis at the piano.
Sundays program is as follows:
Overture, saul" .......B .Bazzini
I'm Perfect Market" ... Ketelbey
Symphony in d Minor Op. l20,
.................... Schumann
Cd Romanza, CD Finale.
Reading, "The Minuet," ... Parker
Mrs. NJ. j. Fleming
Cock Robin & Co., Fantasia, .Stutely
A Sevillana Festival Suite. -. .Tavan
(a) Bolero, Cb) Jota, Co SeviIlana.
I'D March of the Toreadors.
Vocal Solo
ta) Caro- Ben, ..... Giordani
tb) Carmena, ........... Wilson
Miss Lucilla Bridson
Mrs. Douglas Nankervis. Accompanist
March, Chicago Tribune" Chambers
The next concert is dated for Sunday.
March 3rd.
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probation gift. The hostesses served
delicious lunch.
Mrs. Albert Holiday, 81, before hel
marriage, Miss Mona Murphy of Tower
died at Two Harbors Saturday after q
short illness. She was born In Tower
March %. 1897, the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. D. Murphy, and was well known
at Tower and Ely where many friends
mourn her demise. She Is survived by
her husband, Albert Holiday, formerly
yard-master here for the D. & L r.;
a daughter, Patricia: her mother, Mrs.
John O'Connell of Lima, Ohio: q
brother, M. j. Murphy. Duluth; four
sisters, Mrs. w. e. Fay and Mrs. r. p.
Girard of Duluth; Mrs M. c. Green OF
International Falls and Mrs Overton
Hall of Los Angeles, Cal. The funeral
took place Tuesday and several from
here attended.
The Ely miner., 1935-02-22
Valentine Party.

A Valentine Party with decorations
in harmony with the occasion, was giver
on Sunday evening at the Community
Service Center by Misses Josephine
Stupnik and Angela Pechek. A very
appetizing lunch was served by the
hostesses during the course of the even
ing Dancing followed to music fur
nished by Frank Rozman. Some OF
the out-of-town guests we're Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Erchul and daughter
Betty; MIR. and Mrs. Frank Pechek and
son; Mrs. Frank Oblak, Mr.. and Mrs
Victor Tanko. Frank Spollar, Joseph
Mikelich, John and Alois Ohein. Anne
zavodnik, Anne Pecka. John Yamnich
Jack Collar and Nick Tekauvitz OF
Soudan.
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Chisholm, were in the city to complete
plans for the state convention in Vir.
ginia, April 1890. and for the Nationa
convention in Cleveland, Ohio, in July
Dusty's Rhythm Rougies viii wind w
successful season at the Workers
Hall on Saturday evening, March 2
The Rougies play for the Washington
Birthday ball given by the Rangers
tonight and will play for the Pre-
Lenten ball of the Auxiliary on March
LIST. The orchestra now numbers nine
players and is lining up busy seasons
work
A valentine party was enjoyed by the
w. B. A. Juniors on Saturday afternoon
HostesseS for the event were Mrs
Selma Winchen, Mrs. Caroline Quigley
and Mrs. Mary Spreitzer. Games were
played and lunch was served. Juniors
present were: Mathew Spreitzer Patricia
Buccowich, Billy Anderson, Dickie
Damonosky, Peter, Marylin and Betty
Handberg, Mary Evelyn and Theresa
Wolff, Priscilla, Phyllis and Merlin
Thompson.
The members of the Pioneer-Savoy
Parent Teacher chorus enjoyed social
hour following their rehearsal on Tues
day evening. Bridge and 500 were
played at five tables after which re-
freshments were served Mrs Agnes
members, presented Miss Lucilla Bird
son, director, and Miss Kathryn Hutar
pianist, with gifts of appreciation.
What year this has started out TO
be for Tiger Store customers Big
Savings in February-5 Gal. Oil, s129-
Tiger Spark Plugs, 29c ca. exch. in
sets-7-piece Socket Wrench Set, 39c-
A full line of tool and replacement
parts. Black Auto Enamel, pt 45c.-
adv.
Miss Rose Mary Perish entertained a
group of friends with a Valetine party
at her home on Thursday evening.
Games were played, after which a
dainty and appetizing lunch was served
by Miss Edith Bohince and the hostess.
Those present We're: Rose Mary Murn,
Barnetta Agnew, Edith Bohince, Kath-
crime Herseth, Genevieve Seliskar and
Alice Merhar. A very enjoyable time
was had by the young ladies'
The music department of the schools
has begun working on an Easter Can
totta, "The Holy City" by Alfred r..
Gaul which they plan to present to
the public on Thursday evening, April
IL. Under the direction of Miss Julia
Keefe, the faculty, College, and high
school glee clubs will cooperate to make
the cantatta an outstanding presenta-
ton of the year.
A social meeting was held by the w.
B. A. on Tuesday evening when Mrs.
Mary Handberg and Mrs. Molly Da-
mOnosky entertained three tables of
bridge. High honors went to Mrs.
Martha Banovetz and low to Mrs. Emma
Moravitz. Mrs. Mary Spreitzer re-
ceived the cut prize and Mrs. Mary
Berglund was presented with an ap-
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Joe Pirtz visited relatives and friends
in Gilbert over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nyberg were Tower
visitors last week.
Miss Justine Vessel will spend the
weekend with relatives in Gilbert.
Frank v. DiNino spent the weekend
in Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mace were in Two
Harbors for the weekend.
Mrs. 1. G. Cox spent Wednesday II
Virginia
Frank v. Strukel was in Duluth last
week on business.
Joe Kovach visited in Eveleth over
the weekend.
Andrew Pirtz and Archie BONNER
spent Tuesday in Virginia on business.
Mr. and Mrs Norman Brown visited
friends in Virginia Sunday.
John Gerzin was a business visitor in
Minneapolis this week.
william .Desjardins of Duluth was
business visitor here Tuesday.
A. w. Nelson was a business visitor in
Duluth Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Englund were
visitors in Hibbing Saturday.
william Strand was Duluth visitor
this week.
Miss Evelyn Liberty was Duluth
visitor Friday and Saturday.
Miss Pearl Strom was a Biwabik
visitor last week
Mrs. Charles Almen had the mis-
fortune to fall and break a limb on
Thursday.
Mrs. John Wilmunen, ST., is suffer-
ing a broken hip occasioned by a fall
one day last week.
Joe Stupnik sent last week in Soudan
visiting his sister, Mr.. and Mrs Anton
Erchul.
Marion Landgren and Roberta Urchul
of Tower visited the Tisovich home and
others over the weekend
John and Louis Gerln motored to
st. Paul where John Gerzin will con-
suit medical specialist.
The CCC boys from camp 7O4 had a
dance at the Washington Auditorium on
Tuesday.
Misses Mildred Koivunen and Evelyn
Dyhr visited relatives in Virginia on
Friday.
Andrew Jylha left Wednesday for
WauSau, Wisconsin, where he goes for
treatment for an injury to his back.
Thos. Murn and Fred Handberg were
in Hibbing Saturday attending the
industrial arts meeting.
Miss Joan Bennett of Virginia was
the weekend guest of Miss Margaret
Roemer.
Misses Allie Hasu and Alma Karvala
visited their homes in Gilbert over the
weekend.
Dick Lundquist of Pete's Garage was
in Minneapolis on business Saturday.
He returned Monday.
Miss Madalyn Grevich will spend the
weekend visiting relatives and friends
in Mountain Iron.
Miss Elizabeth Brickley will visit at
her home in Two Harbors tomorrow and
Sunday.
Miss Alice Fowler was in Minneapolis
over the weekend for a visit with
friends and relatives.
William Kotchevar, a teacher of
Chisholm, refereed the game here Fri
day between the Ely ]. c. and Duluth.
Peter Folio and Andrew Jacobson
were in Virginia Tuesday and viewed
the Lincoln bust made of ice
Mrs. Amelia veranth and son, Frank,
returned Thursday from Missouri Both
report an excellent and enjoyable trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence johnson from
Williams Island, Eastwood, are visit
ing at the Carpenter home at Winton.
Mrs William Mitchell went to Duluth
Wednesday for visit with her daughter
Margaret, at Duluth hospital.
Mrs Peter Schaefer was in Chisholm
on Wednesday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Bayliss.
Nick Tekautz and Jack Zolar of
Tower were visiting in this city on
Sunday.
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Legion, Auxiliary to
Attend Party at TOlUer

Between thirty and forty members OF
the local American Legion and Auxil-
iary organizations are expected to at
tend a Washington's Birthday party
this evening at the Tower high school
auditorium as guests of the Tower
Soudan post. Dancing, cards and re-
freshments viii provide entertainment.
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NOTICE.

There will be mass meeting of the
citizens of Ely at the Washington Audi
torium, Saturday, Feb. %, The meet
ing is called for 7:30 p. NJ This meet
ing is of great interest and everyone is
urged to attend.-adv.
The Ely miner., 1935-02-22

EATS-Nearly everybody
gets sick sometime, and who doesn't
use lotions, soaps, powders, or per-
fumes? That's why Rawleigh Dealers
make good money week after week,
year after year-they supply these
everyday needs everybody has. High
est quality products to be found any
where. Old established company If
you want to know how and why men
without experience or capital make
more money ith a Rawleigh Route
than they ever made before, Write
Rawleigh's, Box MNB-148-4, Mime
apolis, MINI.
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WILL ARRIVE THURSDAY, FEB. p

WILL ARRIVE THURSDAY, FEB. 81,
To Virginia e. Rainy Lake Barn
Virginia, Two carloads choice farm
horses and mares. These horses come
direct from the country and are a
real bunch. We trade for milk cows,
beef cattle, grains, hay and farm ma
chinery. Also big stock of milk cows
on hand. Buy your horses early this
spring as good horses are very scarce.
Easy terms. Goldfine's Sales Stables.
Virginia g. Rainy Lake Barn, Vir-
ginia, Mimi. 2-22
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Re.erxeir in Solid Rock

s~svoN An 9oho MOCK
Situated In q narrow valley about
twenty miles from the city Of Roch-
ester. in southern Minnesota, Millville
draws Its water from a reservoir
carved ont of solid rock In the bluffs
100 feet above the community.
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Usea Iron Money
At one time iron ingots were recog-
nised media Of exchange among pi-
oneer settlers Of Tennessee
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WANTED-Four or five room, partially
furnished or unfurnished house To
occupy same beginning the middle
OF March. Address Mrs H. C. Jacobs,
Phone 182. 2-22
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WANTED-Used baby carriage Call
475-R. 2-l5p.
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MTS. ArVlQ HaSSeu visited friends IN
Biwabik last week. On her return she
was accompanied by Mrs. Ole Olson who
visited here for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon wiitala, Mrs
Marie Eide and the Misses Marie ard
Lorayne Syrjanen were visitors in the
city from Embarrass last week.
Miss Emma Peyla entertained the
Zenith Bridge Club, Thursday Prizes
were won by Mrs. Caroline Ricci, Mis-
Mary Schuster and John SchuSter
Luncheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caesar Cadari enter
tanned two tables of bridge at theil
home Tuesday. A very delicious lunch
was served by the hostess.
Mrs. w. E. Trezona entertained al
contract bridge Saturday afternoon al
her home on Harvey Street. Mrs. Harry
Homer received high honors.
First Lieut.. Lawrence r. Schumacher
Of the infantry reserve, Fort Smelling
has joined Company I'll, at the Por.
tage River Camp.
Make arrangements to attend thu
American Legion Auxiliary pre-lenteE
dance at the Washington Auditorium
on March 1st.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rikhus have re.
moved to their home at IL East Whitx
Street after residing at the Forest
hotel for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Strachan enter.
tanned three tables at contract bridge
dinner Tuesday evening at their home
Mrs. 81. J. Lockhart was awarded higt
score for ladies and Wilson Carlson
first honors for the men. Z. C. Jone.
received low score.
The Ely miner., 1935-02-22
WAN ADS

IF FIGURES TALK-With you, read
these sells $50 1St 2 days;
Dess SIS 1st 312 days; CulliSon Sill
Dealers sell up to 1878 week; best
Dealer averages $500 week after wsek!
They make these large sales because
of Rawleigh quality and methods. If
you want to make more money, it will
pay you to write Rawleigh's, Box
MNB-l48-3, Minneapolis, Mimi. 1t
Fred ByStorm of Tower was an Ely
visitor Saturday.
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Beverages & Liquors

A q LIuuOr Co 1905 Columbus I'd nv. .AD $500
A. ne"srSaa IA oI42 ~ NV AD $3.50
AVS Liquor StOFe 1882 18th st nv DE 5S4u
Ambassador Beer & LiduOr PASS IS nv C0 Ivy
AmbEosis DeIieatessen IA & Fla aV NV N0 20z zS
csi,s lamar Sbou ISIS II NV NO 97I2
Cs"tp.I i iSuor stare 5Is Q nwME 7735
Costa's Confectionery 344O 18th NV. co 1!4S
r D Liquor Store 3o4a Mt Pleasant co 2320
Hyman's Liquor Shop 3125 Mt Pleasant CO 1883
jaffo LiauOr store 2O1 g NV ....D! I742
Lo.kO Llaucr Store 1880 Fla av ne. Y! a os1s
piVsr's DeIjeatessen 4 LIuuor 1929 IA nv CO I04IS
Plaza Wine 4 Ijouor Store 7O5 N CAP ME 1876
Rsid's Liquor Store 1853 U st nw.....N No s4IS
Reliable Liquor Store 1921 IA nv DE 1929
Sammy'S Liquor Store 1345 14th NV DE 1893
Ssrvjee I0uoF ShoD 4O7 Az nsDE 64S4
LIGuOr Store 625 Pa av SO .... u 9727
SnanIsh store 1898 18th NV DE 1898
SfeeImaW'S Lluuor store 274s IA NV co 67S7
Trus RIue GjaIor Stare 1899 wis Az NV WE ISA6
Vintage Wine L Liauor Store 2S10 Conn Az CO 1888
York Wine Liquor Store 1857 Ga Az co $685.
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Speciality Shops-Furriers

cOvans 71c 7th st .....,........";S ST s47S
Doll HOSPITAL 1lOl 18th NV '...' Ne ne 2 2zs2
Shirt & Dress Hospital III Stn NV 'rU 10"
CASH REGISTERS
Cares A P Registers Forms 927 18th nv 81 1881
National Cash Register Co 1908 b NV MA 1875
TURNER'S
little America Fur Shop 1909 14th nv .A0 1907
Joseph Roendorf Sl7 18th NV. VA 83i5
n Zirkjn & Sons S2l 14th NV ME 2liB
Bertha Hat Shop One Price os29 Conn Az 40 O469
LEATHER GOODS
G W KIng 511 18th .......NA %Z$Z
Corrs Bicycle Repair 5535 Ill ave. .6E 22SS
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Services

colonIe Irriu PhysIothsrapy Masseuse .Dl s07l
Dr. A, N, Moore ChiropractOr 1900 l NV MA H9l
Alec OIL Massage by grad nurse 60 23S4
Feet Hurt7 Improved Locke method DI 640S
Dr. W Harris Dentist 1912 You St NV Nc 7I6z
Dr / r Francis Dentist 1924 18th NO $3.50
A James 100 Eye scalp specialist % S24O
/ N Iockhart Masseuse ITO 18th st NV MA 1855
Dr NeIson jspecialist) 4O4 7th st NV Treatment
free One weeks medicine s1:0o
Or SCOTS Indian Med Co 1905 9th nv Pc 5aOo
SeaIp Treatment for Gentlemen ~ 1SsE
Wash RHsinsss Bureau 226 Bond bldg MA O724
Or " 4 Cameron Foot sps 1917 18th NO s4s2
PERSONALS
AIIee Jaekson Masseuse Restful Treatment u 4045
PARIS Evans Day Nursery Permit SO IL 1855
VETERINARIAN
{ Mulln 3044 n NV 1--WE 1884 Alex 2OS'
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CLASSIFIED

REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
G Houshton l. Co 9O9 18th nv . OI 1885
Real Estate Mortgage and Guaranty MA 1908
Corporation Construction Loans 1910 It NV
Tyler & Rutherford 1920 ct NV MA 0475.6
SMALL LOANS
Auto Mart os05 Ga ave NV CO l7270
Bethesda Personal Banker 69s2 wis Az WI 1873
N 6reenbaum 1904 Eye st NV ME 1862
state Loan Co 1909 ave Mt Rainier DE 5553
PAWN BROKERS
ROssIyn Loan Co Rosslyn Va .........WAL $3.50
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Acknowledgements

Abby Radio Service S547 Ca ave nv co $3.50
ABC artery & EI Ser Inc 1929 CAP st pE Iaaa
Riii. RsHIo Ser 1IO4l5 King st Alex Va Alex 250I
c.ii R.Ti" e. f26.3S II ST ne .... u 1898
csrtsrs Rsdio co 39S7 NJ st NV WE 30iI
c"rtr.I Electric Service 1881 Ga av CO 9Ii9
ci.H. MsI.st;c PhiIco sery 1889 l7th NV DE 5782
e .rrsr'. 50c Radio Ser Calls CO 1914
S;hsor. pSSin Serv 1901 Belmont I'd NV CO 7I55
SiS"U RaSio "a G70S wis ave NV CT 96I3
- "rJ Radio 4 Ref0 Service GE 0292
r.rSr.r n oi"Eeft 1o13 You st NV DE $500
SnJ".tr;.I RI a Rsd;o Serv 51o Fla ave DE $3.50
Wsnnsd", R.dio Ssrv;ce 331q I4th NV co 1899
n odoru rIs" al 500 Fla ave- " DE 1928
psSin Gam oS1T Conn ave " CO 28I4
S"Hsp;or Rsfri1 sery $40 Eve st NV . Of 1883
YsswoIT. psdin service 1910 F. st ne AT 42I2
IInivor..I Rsdio FLAG Co l04 Fl st NV d $3.50
W;Iii.m. RsTio Srrviee 1928 7th NV 81 5I5e
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Jacks Lock { Key Shop 1l7S 18th NV MA 1919
Try Me Lock Co 22ll nth NV DE 1917
Wash Gun Key Radio Co 3OO5 NJ NV WE OWL
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Drug Stores
Announcements

Eleventh st Pharmacy 800 II ss.......Ll ll23
FeoIes Pharmacy 1901 K nw..........NA $685.
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PIumbing-Heating

Charles 8 Broome 614 st ne ..,..AT 1857
John W. HisdOn 1900 10th ne.........P0 0229
Call Sutton, reg plumber 1909 U NV NO 950S
Beb Vranieh plbg & htg 1884 King St Alex Va
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& Colleges

Beatrice Seymour Goodwin Voice l4oS "! 294S
Boyds School Of Sect 1888 F st NV Ma 2342
Columbus University 1923 18th NV DE S4A3
Miss Floods Kinder arten 1922 Mass ave nv .oo
Nat School Mech Dentistry 1901 G St NV ~ *1Sz
etHeSiS,S sat- ScSooI T1o 14th NV DI 1888
S.n.s".st.s" n niwsrsjtv 1736 q Ct NV MA $3.50
WSitsoos. s.nf SchonI I41O Fl st NV me 1851
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Electrical Service

Com EIec Shop $40 Fla ave nv NO 96!3
Fearing Elec Co 1888 18th nv co IA2SS;M
18th St Electric Shop 3sOl l4th NV co Ios79
Reliance Radio Co 1851 L st NV ME 14Ii
Regal EIec Co $40 Cpshur at NV ... CO 1881
E u Smith 929 Howard I'd SO .......ll 6O23:R
E q warren Ieos NJ AZ NV .. MA $3.50
D q Wsfsnr 70 co O468 eve At 2i20-W
Turbsrville Inc 172c Conn av NO s4o7
j Kent White Ell Cont 5O2 King st Alex Va Tel
Whitins & Herrlty 11Os 9th NV. "a 1882
Geo c WormIsy 547 Fla ave NV ......No 1913
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Real Estate-Service

WANTED TO BUY REAL ESTATE
G Duty 1924 Vermont ave NV ma S4Sz
Boswell. Rrasure Co 923 18th NV 81 SAY
j Wesley Buchanan Inc 916 18th NV NE il45
Goss Realty Co 1i05 Eye st NV MA 1923
Robt | McKeeVer Co shoreham bldg Ma HSO
Weaver Bros Washington bldg ......,.'. VI S@oO
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Furniture & UphoIsterine

FURNITURE
Albert Ingraham Credit Furniture ......li 2090
Thompson Bros 1920 Good Hope I'd Sc III OS56
UPHoLsTERING AND SLIPCoVERs
p L Armstrong S412 Rhode Island av ne HY o.!
Artistic Upholstery Co 2437 18th NV A0 80ll
Bethesda Refinishing Shop. 6s22 Wis ave WIS 2822
Capitol UphoIstering Co 34l7 18th NV co $3.50
Col Poly Inst for Blind chair Gamers va 1893
ThoS King 92l Thayer Sill Spg Md. SH i734
c W MeAIIister UphoIsterins 2O5 King Alex $50
North Capitol Upholstery 1901 Cap 20 29s4.M
Robertson Awning Shop els Ind ave NV w 1851
W Spells 1855 18th NV ..............P O WV
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Rentals

hGUCdIS
~~~>~~I~N|~~N~N>"N'~~""'~~~""
Board and Rooms IS
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1911 goth st. n. W.
RIM e. 3D.. good meals. home atmos.,
summer rates excel. loca. NO. 1850.
MASS. AVE. N. W, 1890 vacancies.
best home-cooked meals home atmOs-
phere, fine large dining and reception
room: walking distance. Reasonable.
Supreme Court bldgs.-Single and dou-
BILE rms. cont. h. W: excellent cuisine.
Reas Govt workers inspection invited.
MONROE N. W., l456-Lovely rms. square
meals. KY. hospitality. privs.: $50 mo.
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MISUNDERSTANDING

chas ] Bartholomew s15 10th nw....... MA 7I86
Capitol View Watch Shop 204 l8 - ~ $3.50
Defibaush Eye Glasses H st NV ME sS46
LeVenson "Your JeWsler" 1920 Pa Az nv MA 9645
} G Mostly 1921 U st NV NO 7AI
Pitts 1880 7th-13O2 q st NV DE si52 ME 6lIs
A N SummeraII $3.50 III ave NV jewelry repairs
Philip Sures & Co 1404 Az NE 1864
The Watch shop. 722 18th NV
l P Weber 213 Pa ave Sc ..-...... IL 42S5
ELECTRIC CLOCK REPAIRING
Columbia JewsIry Shop 1884 Col I'd NV co 705i
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Moving & Storage

All State Transfer Co local long dist 81 572S
Jobs booked daiIy-Phila. n Y, BostsA
8 4 W Transfer Co 1912 w st NV NO 1894
Call Iacksons Express Co 1922 W ct NV P0 1898
Curtis Transfer 1910 T St NV :. De 1858
Davis Transfer Co 1915 Fast Cap st -. II 1887
Ea0Ie transfer Co 1928 O st ne ..N NO 6642
lexington Transfer Co 1918 4th ne -. u 1882
Gordon's 1899 18th st NV Pc 1886
MuIIens Trans Storage 2010 9th -. NO $3.50
Neal SamueI's Express 1851 Goth NV me $3.50
Reliable Local Moving go st So u 6l37
Rouers transfer 1863 Il st ne ... IL 9775
c D SwoffOrd 1919 5th NV ......DE 0l90-l
springs 4 Sons 6O6 N av nw.......ME 1929
/ Walker 1922 nth .......OE 1888
MOTOR FREIGHT
Red Line Inc COS / ave ne .........Po 1889
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'CoaI-Ice-FueI

A L Horston 1882 Sth st NV .......Po 1908
r E Delay Coal & Ice Co 400 II nv NO 9072
Evans Ice Coal Wood Co. 1913 NV NO 1888
Iudd's Coal Ice SerV RI 1915 Vt a7 . DE $3.50
J Norman 1918 18th NV .............. DE $3.50
Barnes S27 4th st NV
Rinaldi Coal Co $40 l ave ne ...,... NO 1900
n TrunneII Jr 1245 s3rd NV ......WE 2I23
White Sons 500 st nw.......DE $3.50
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Oil Burners
Printing & Engraving

AUnsw oil Burner Corp 72s 14th st NV MA sO6S
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Printing & Engraving
Acme PrIntlus Co 7Os 18th nv ..... MA 1858
RoIand Social En0r 1919 st suit sos MA 2e44
CoUrant press Inc 1859 wis ave NV " WE $500
Dojno Press Inc 1919 Goth NV ...NA 1928
Gibson Bros inc 1912 l ct eczema 1887
Goodharts 1914 Fl st NV 49,. ..... MA 8i72
TSS law Re0orter PRINTING Co law briefs MA 082S
M"dern press I015 OH NV MA 8679
Rbods Island Ave press oO24 R 1 ave ne NO 9468
w Roberfs Co 500 nth NV MA 1894
Harry W Wade 31O King st Alex Va Tel 1923
DUPLICATING
J { BoninI 1919 F st NV 49,. ME S32+
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! Insurance g Investments

Francis A Marks Investment bldg MA $3.50
Tongue Brooks Zimmerman Inc l4l7 ME 2670
VIM n Sanders Co 1919 & ct NV DI IOI5
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Deeorating-Paintins-
Paperins

Alien DECORATING Co 1913 Conn ave 20 A476
Homo Decorating Co 1909 9Th NV NE 0854
/ Getsinuer SO1 Poplar Takoma PIX SH 1913
Hoouer a KIesner 9o9 n st NV MA 4763
Mcclellan & Co Inc 923 st NV NO 1888
Mahoney Wallpaper Co 1924 Pa ave 90 u 0559
Parsley Malt 4603 l4th NV ,.GE 1851
Smith 1924 Webster NV .........AO 7iOS
Louis Tuozzo 1924 nth
Thomas Burch Gen repairs 1882 st nv P0 3465
Washington George 1914 N Car av Sc AT 4948
Peerless Decorator tCol 500 81 NV WE 2O24.M
Plastering. stuccoing. CarpenterinS. CementinE
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Funeral Directors
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Jos I Bailey Co 227 K'st NV 20 1913
Cornish { Cornish 2121 10th NV Pc 3734.2770
Moons Funeral Home 1929 st NV NO 1858
John Rhines { Co 9Ol 3rd st sw me- 1870
N E WinsIow { Fillmore POLL 18th nv NO 26~5
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THE SYLVIA
Your homo when away from home.
Bright. airy rooms. large porches shady
lawns excellent meals reasonable rates
E. E. La Mari. Braddock Heights. Md.
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Money to Loan-On Real Estate 81

MONEY TO LOAN on First Trust Con-
WIN. H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC.
1919 X St. N. W District 1918
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A compromise iva program was
drafted today by a House Military
Affairs subcommittee in an effort
to break the deadlock on the Ad-
ministration measure.
The compromise would restrict
activities of the Tennessee Valley
Authority, but was not satisfactory
to, the bitter-end opponents OF the
huge power development.
The revised iva amendments
limit its bonding power to $50, O00.-
900. iva directors asked that 1t
be raised to 100000 900.
Mellon Project Saved
Beginning January l, 1886, all
financial audits would be made by
the Comptroller General. The
iva would be prohibited from
condemning private utility COM
panieS without first trying to
agree on a satisfactory price.
A one-word change in the re-
vised bill apparently would save
a projected $50,000,0 900 develop
ment by the Mellon-owned Alumi-
mum Company of America and
subsidiary. Under the original
bill, iva directors could pass on
all private power plans of the
Tennessee River and tributaries.
The new bill limits this to future
projected developments.
Curb on Power Cost
Another change provides that
after July /, 1888, iva could not
sell surplus power or chemicals be
low cost of production. They also
must make frequent cost reports
to Congress and to governmental
agencies.
: Chairman McSwain Cd of
South Carolina and Representa-
tives Montet CD of Louisiana
and Schaefer CD of Illinois
drafted the compromise program,
which was Immediately put before
the full Military Affairs Com
mittee.
Representative M c Swain ex-
pressed hope that the compromise
would be adopted, but Representa-
tive May CD of Kentucky, lead
ing iva opponent. said he would
continue his fight against TWAS
expansion.