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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-15
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Spanish as a cazuela. First put In
a creole sauce made from sliced to-
matoes, Salsa di Pomado "a Span
ish tomato paste which can be
bought in any delicatessen store)
and chopped red peppers.
Flavor with a small amount of
azapan. a Spanish condiment. and
one tablespoon Of olive oil. To this
add ore cup of rice. cooked. and
two cups Of warm chicken broth.
which has been cooked by a SLOW
fire. Cook entire ingredients half
an hour over a medium flame.
Garnish Lightly with pimentos,
green peppers and parsley.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-15
SALADS OFFER
WAY TO GREEN
COL0RED FOOD
St. PatriCk's Menu Also
Should Include Cake
With ShamrockS.

. Salad IS something 10 think about
while planning food for a St. Pat
ricks Day party when several
courses should be wearin' the green.
A simple way 70 combine green
against a cOl0rful L. ,kground Is b.
using olives on sliced oranges on
crisp lettuce
Junior members OF the family
would be delighted with the as
siEumeut of cutting the olives IN
halves. then carving them into
shamrock outlines.
Another attractive salad is made
Of stuffed peppers. Select peppers
whose outlines. when sliced, viii
suggest shamrock leaves. Small
ones are usually best Slice of one
end and scoop out insides. Into
each pepper put a hard-boiled egg
Fssten 10 IN the center with a tooth
pick. and around 10 pour favored
gelatin When cold and firm cut
m slices.
Shamrock cake. made as follows.
should complete the feast.
one package dry minCe meat and
cup water. / cup butter or other
shortening. ? eggs. 3 cup mOlasses.
o. cups flour. p teaspoon soda.
q cup water. "a pound citron finely
chopped.
Bre. mince meat into pieces.
Add cold water.
Place over heat and stir until all
Jumps are thoroughly broken up.
Bring to brisk boil. Continue boil
ing for three minutes or until mix
ture Is practically dry. Allow to
cool Cream. butter and sugar. Add
eggs. one At a time. and beat Wig
OrOusly until smooth and creamy.
Add m0lasses. Sift flour once,
measure. add soda and sift several
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-15
GARLIC GIVES VITAMINS
Also Contains Calcium, Potassium
and Phosphorus Acid.

Did you know that garlic has been
found to contain generous quantities
OF vitamine B and c and traces of
vitamin A, some iodine and rich
supplies of calcium, potassium and
PHOSPHORUS acid?
Doctors have also found that it
promotes sleep and is important in
lowering blood pressure. For this
reason it has graduated from the
seasoning class into a valuable me-
dicinal aid ana is being procesSed
scientifically.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-15
Gingerbread Dessert

Gingerbread with apple sauce and
whipped cream makes a perfect
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-15

times. Add alternately with water
TO first mixture. Fold in citrOn and
cooled mince meat. Pour into
creased round loaf pan. Bake in
slow oven one hour and IS minutes.
Cook before frosting.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-15
MARCH Is, 1895

dessert. Bake the gingerbread in a
tube cake pan, Turn out on a
round serving plate. Fill the center
with apple sauce and pile slightly
whipped cream around
the base Of the gingerbread.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-15
Cabbage Salad

Shredded cabbage with French or
sour cream dressing, carrot straws,
crisp celery and new onions and
radishes make a welcome change
from the usual salads.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-15
Just Name the Cans and Color the Labels

r On separate sheet Of paper, write fifty words or
De less telling which KO-WE-BA food product your
family likes best, and why. Write name and ao-
dress of YOUR independent Grocer back of letter
He also gets prize If your entry wins
r Mail your finished picture and letter to KO-WE-BA
q, Contest Judges, 240 Virginia Ave. indianapolis Ind
1t must reach us on before Saturday noon, April
9Th 1885. Be to put your own name, age and
address your letter. also in spaces at right OF
picture above.
- You must enclose with each entry the front labels
. of TWO KO-WE-BA products, reasonably good
copies of them. One label or copy must be from
package of KO-WE-BA, LILY or NEW DEAL Coftee;
the second may be from any can Of KO-WE-BA
vegetables, fruits, etc.
All boys and girls of school ages may compete Age
O. will be considered in Judging entries, any young
person has good chance to win. No paid artists
may enter In of tie duplicate prizes VIII be
awarded No entries returned. Decision OF judges
to be final Neatness and accuracy Of picture VIII
count as will originality Of letter.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-15

Dust wrappers Tor dishes are
covers Of cellophane and gauze
come i'm varied sizes for plates,
cups. saucers, and save no end of
washing on party days, when
the best dishes must be used
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cheese and a tablespoon Of chopped
parsley
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-15
Pick the Names From This List

Search this list for the right Of the II or
packages shown the above pantry picture KO-WE-BA
Asparagus. Dark Kidney Beans, Pork and Beans, Cut
Green Beans, Fancy Beets Diced Carrots, Strained
Carrots Fancy Corn, Fancy Peas, Dry-Pack Pumpkin,
Spinach Sauerkraut Tomatoes, Tomato Juice, Mixed
Vegetables Fancy Soups; Peeled Aprcots Apple Sauce,
Royal Anne Cherries Fruits for Salad Fruit Cocktails,
Grapefruit Bartlett Pears, Peaches, Pineapple, Purple
Pns Red Raspberries Orange Juice, Grapefruit Juice,
Strained Prunes QuickCooking Rolled Oats, Pancake
Flour Buckwheat Flour, New Deal Coffee, Lily Coffee,
KO-WE-BA Coffee KO-WE-BA India Tea, Fancy
Salmon Fancy Olives, Pure Extracts, Fancy Spices
Strained Foods.
Remember the correctly you name the cans, ana
the accurately you color the pictures on the LABELS
the more likely you to WIN first prize.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-06
AT THE CHILDRENs TABLE-- Cheese Offers Variety And
 Aids Growing Bodies
. By MARY HOPE NORRIS Eounder-Mothers' Radio Round Table

Subsequently study and research have shown that cheese is easily digested and does not cause dis tress nor does 1t retard elim- ination, as so many persons think. It also compares favorably with other foods in thoroughness of di- gestion. Here is @ cheese main dish that is very fine for children. It can be served for a simple dinner or rather substantial lunch:
 Cheese FOndue 1 Ia cupfuls hot milk
 Ia cupfuls soft, stale bread
 crumbs
 tablespoon butter
 eggs
 1 Ia cups grated cheese
 k teaspoon salt
 Mix the milk, bread crumbs, salt and cheese. Add the egg yolks, thoroughly beaten. Beat the whites stiff, then fold into this mixture. Pour in a buttered baking dish and bake 30 minutes in a moderate oven. Serve at once.
 You may use rice or other cere- als in place of the bread crumbs This dish costs about 22 cents.
 In serving cheese as main disn, you will make 1t even more appe- tizing if you will serve with u crisp toast or crusty bread. ALSO serve crisp, succulent vegetaples'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-06
Kitchen Comments
By WILDA HoYT


 To vary plain cream of tomato soup, try adding the juice left over from cooking spinach. This gives the dish Q most elusive and deli cious flavor. Many also like to blend can of green pea soup with tomato puree, then add their equivalent in rich milk For half milk and half cream.
 Candy stains can be removed from upholstery fabrics by first applying ice cold distilled water, then brushing or scraping care. fully.
 Place fresh fish or perishable meats immediately under the ice chamber in the automatic refrig- orator. Stand the cream bottle as close as possible to the freezing unit on the top shelf.
 
 Do not forget that moths will lay their eggs under slip covers, If they get half a chance. For safe- tvs sake remove your summer slips occasionally, brush the fur nitureS well; examine the inside of slips before replacing them.
 
 Ginger ale remaining in a bottle that has been uncorked and partly used may be kept fresh and zippy for several hours if you will at once replace the cap and set the bottle in the refrigerator.
 Enameled ware is generally con- sidered best for preserving pur- poses, as the acids from fruits and vegetables do not affect or discol- or the porcelain surface or cause harmful chemical reactions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-06

to cut her grocery bill, for 1t can be used in place of meat. Gener- ally speaking, an ounce of cheese is equivalent to one egg, to ono glass of milk or to two ounces of meat.
 You may not have known it, but cheese is an acceptable dish for the growing children because 1t contributes the food clements which they need especially for tho development of growing bodies. That statement may come as a surprise to some who recall that once cheese was thought to be a cause of digestive disturbance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-06

that marked a great advance in his progress, for 1t enabled him to make lon g @ r ] o u rneys away from home. And to-day this won- derful food is no less val u a b l e from a nutrition al standpoint. In addition, it is a good friend to the thrifty home
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-06

Egg dishes are all year round favorites with us. In fact, we Am- ericans consumed some 36 billion eggs last year. That staggering
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-06

The first food that man learned to preserve for future use is said to be cheese. In prehistoric days
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-06

number should prove their popu- larity if nothing else did. But mere figures are. not necessary. On every hand we see them being
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-06
Baked Ham With Apples

You will find that thick slice of ham, surrounded with tart ap- ples and baked slowly in a medium oven is Q delightful change from the usual plain baked ham. Place the hame in a baking pan, rub over it a cup of brown sugar and pick with 8 few cloves. Sur round the meat with tart apples which have been peeled and quar- tered. Sprinkle more sugar over the apples, add little water and place in the oven to bake. A good menu using the ham Is this one:
 Ham with Apples
 Baked Checsed Potatoes
 Dreamed Onions
 Mustard Pickle
 Orange Pudding
 Coffee
 .------------- Keep in the knife drawer long, slender brush (you can find them at the ve-and-ten), and each time the toaster is used, dust out tho crumbs with this handy utensil. This prevents the burning-in or crumbs and the disagreement or the toaster.
Evening star., 1935-10-27

GEORGETOWN-LOVE 4-ROOM AND
bath apartment. remodeled. modern pri-
vate; being 2nd-hoor old home. all outside
rooms rear overlooking nice garden: avail
able Dec. | or sooner; reasonable. Address
BOX o1g-K Star office
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APARTMENTS-FURNISHED,

3 ROOMS. LARGE RECEPTION HALL,
kitchen and bath: 3 exposures: completely
furnished. except liner. 1926 18th st.
Columbia MA o2e
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ALEXANDRIA, Va. 116 GROVE AVE,
Mt. Ida nicely furnished rooms. back
Of George Mason High School.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.-TWO 5-ROOM APTS.,
2 bed rooms. dining room. kitchen, bath:
available Nov. l. Phone Alexandria. PA.
Apply 219 Prince st.
URNIsHED-Wonderful location in Ia
koma Park; coy living room. bed room.
kitchenette; private entrance; semi-private
bath; S35; adults only. Shepherd 32S4W.
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED, AURORA
Hills, Va. $50 25th st.-Three rooms,
kitch. bath: SIS Drive over 14th st.
Bridge. turn left at airport.
25l6 NORTH 11th ST. CLARENDON. VA.
-4-room apt partly furn.. in private
home; all modern improvements; steam
heat: near bus. Phone Clarendon 20Sl-J
APT, NEW R.. KIT. BATH. CLOSED
porch. garage; heat and light; $40. Second
turn right on Edmonston rd.. Bladens-
FURNISHED. FIRST FLOOR. LARGE
living room. bed room. private bath kitch-
en- and dinette. in new house in nearby
Virginia; to employed couple. 1908 Bar
ton ave-. Livingstone Heights. Va. Phone
Walnut S6l5-W. 27"
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939 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W.-TWo
large rooms. kitchen. semi-private bath;
heat lights, gas included walking dis
tance: no children; rent, S36.
3217 CONN. AVE.-ONE ROOM. KITCH-
en-. dinette and bath. S42 so including cur
rent and refrigeration
Evening star., 1935-10-27
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROOM AND BOARD in Chevy Chase. for
gentleman Wisconsin BOSS.
YOUNG LADY desires studio room; FIRE:
references Address Box AIM. Star Office
YOUNG GIRL desires room and board in
private homN or APARTMENT: " SecIon
WANTED one large. wellheated unfur-
nlshed room with board or lodging for
middle-aged settled man. References ex-
changed; Year-around tenant Preferably
in HyattSville Riverdale College Park or
Berwyn. Phone Berwin 2s9.
YOUNG MAN desires nice room and board
with private family; permanent Govt. en-
ploye;- can supply references. Address Box
"63-K. Star office.
IN PRIVATE NORTHERN, FAMILY by
woman employed reasonable; references;
give full particulars. Address Box 2o5.k'
TWO GIRLS desire double room, private
bath Dupont Circle vicinity: state price;
references. Address Box "a *, Star Office.
ROOM AND BOARD in private family. Hy,-
att3yIlle or vicinity: desired BY refined px
l13-k. Star office.
WOMAN employed. wishes board and room
in exchanee for services. Address Box
PRIVATE HOME. northwest section. use of
nloy. Address Box Ink. Star offce.
GENTLEMAN Government employe in re-
fined. private family: central location; also
garage. Address Box 275-K. Star office.
NOVEMBER l. room and board. NV. sec
ton: young woman. Govt. employe: bed
living room preferred. Address Box 311-J.
Star Office.
CoNGENIAL young lady desires to locate
with private family. preferably apt. hotel.
nr 10Th and K. Address Box 2l3-K. Star
office. 90
ROOM. BOARD private family, NV. sec
tion: reas.; boarding houses not considered;
gentleman; permanent. Address Box 20H-K,
Star Office, 2Gs
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED

CHEVY CHASE. CLEVELAND PARK-SEV-
eral attractive modern homes: q rooms.
bath to rooms a bed roomsl. baths.
Cleveland 1856. LESLIE D. MEASELL. q.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-4-BED-RooM
house to small family. who will give room
furnished If desired. Cleveland 3S6S.
SS4-NEW 3-BED-ROOM. 2-BATH. OIL
Telephone OWNER at Clarendon 2O00
80 RANDOLPH PL. NW.-6 R. AND B.,
GARvEY. District 45os. 1875 Vt ave.
sos FERN NEAR GEORGIA AVE.
Beautiful. z rooms, detached; perfect con-
fna0re ft1Gn sFfs 4s iatS iaFS ST. a0no nW gov
BRAND-NEW GROOM DE LUXE HOME
in choice location. 10 minutes from down
town. on rental terms. Cleveland 27S7.
VACANT-52O6 ILLINOIS AVE. NV
b. ads sar s9 Georsa neTy oIyo dec
1905 MANCHESTER LANE. N.W:1EIGHT
garage. S55. c. w. SIMPSON co, 1924
Vermont ave. Phone Metropolitan 500.
1925 Goth ST. W.-NEWLY DECORATED
6-room house. cleo. refrigeration. l.car
garage: 500 month; SANDoz. INC
bath, refinished throughout, $50 mo. 25l
22nd st. ne. trom owner). Pot. 3926-W.
NV. SECTION. OFF 18th ST.-MODERN.
detached home, good condition; splendid
room ana hath ia esar
garage: insulated: near schools. Address
Box 234K. Star ONCE. 29s
% sth ST. NE.-Srx ROOMS, BATH,
Il 70 j.
Evening star., 1935-10-27
COUNTRY BOARD.

CHILDREN to room and board; mothers
supervision: references exchanged. Mrs.
Elmore Day. Dayton Md. 2Ss
PROSPECT HILL. near Frederick-Rest
modern home. Mrs. Roy I. Hyndman.
Frederick Md. Box 275. j.
Evening star., 1935-10-27
TILDEN GARDENS

Six-room front apartment, overlooking
Government park; three exposures, large
closets owner leaving city, offers equity at
substantial reduction. House we'll financed
and successfully operated under own board
of management. Monthly payments less
than rent 1920 Tilden St, Apt. 304. In
spect Sunday. Phone Emerson 6199. %"
Evening star., 1935-10-27
SALE-APARTMENT HOUSES.
SALE-CO-OPERATIyE APIS.

MODERN FIREPRooP BUILDING, 1OOr3
rented; less than five times annual rental
S25. 600 cash required. balance first trust.
MI PLUNkERT. i Thomas circle,
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ROOMS AND BoARD-suBURBAN.

NEWLY FURNISHED. sunny cozy room;
ileges: 15 min. from city; 10c bus fare.
Phone Clarendon 2OSI-J. a5l6 North
| lth St. Clarendon, Va
= FURNISHED ROOMS for rent. in mod
ern home; double beds: meals OPTIONAL;
prefer employed person; bus stops at door;
10c fare zone. Corner Pershing drive and
Glebe road. Ballston. Va. Clarendon 1855.
CLARENDON. Va--Att double rm.. sleep
ing porch, running water: modern home;
c.h:w.. unlimited phone; adults. Walnut
S674.
LEE BLVD.-SECOND FLOOR, ATTRAC-
tive modern house: furnished suite with
private bath or as individual bed rooms
Meals optional. Walnut S434 Sunday. after
week days.
1894 HARRIS ST. NV. Mt. Rainier, Md
Nicely furnished ROOM. with or without
board: c.hw.; half block car. bus.
WANTED-Children to board. ages 2 to 8
years. in nearby suburban home close
schools, churches. Mrs. E. v. Graves. 1022
Vermont St. Ballston, Va
Sunny apartment for 3 gentlemen; private
entrance steam heat; good board; moder-
ate rates.
GENTLEMAN Room, private bath, board;
excellent cook; no other boarders; Chevy
Chase: half block bus. Wisconsin 4552.
LYON VILLAGE, VA.
New home, Room and board for cou-
ride from Washington. 1917 N. Edgewood
st. Phone Clarendon 53S-J.
Evening star., 1935-10-27

NORTHUMBERLAND. 2O39 NEW HAMP.
hall. parquetry floors; fine for enteftain-
ing; good income producer; easy terms:
sacrifice. North 1880 or North 1853. "
APARTMENT FOR SALE-3 ROOMS AND
bath in successful cooperative building;
good investment. Address Box 15-J. Star
Evening star., 1935-10-27
HOUSES-FURNISHED

PRIVATE PARTY will furnish apartment
with handsome furniture indefinite time.
Address Box 292-K. Star office.
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WANTED-sUBURBAN APIS.

POSSESSION ON OR BEFORE NOV. 10:
District 1869 between 3 ana ! pm.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

1130 10th ST. NV.
New building. Living room.
. bed rooms. dining alcove.
Gas-Heating Units. Refrigeration.
SHANNON LUCHS CO..
1908 H st. NV. National 2345.
NEW APARTMENTS.
Nicholson ST., West Of
Colorado Ave.
2 and 3 rooms. kitchen. bath and porch.
Ready for occupancy about December /.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.,
1873 18th st. NV. Nat. 0352.
Evening star., 1935-10-27
WANTFD-sUB. ROOMS & BOARD

EMPLOYED MOTHER and daughter. z
years. want room and board, near school,
preferably Va. Address Box 292-J, Star
Evening star., 1935-10-27
WANTED-SUBURBAN ROOMS.

GENTLEMAN desires room and private bath
in residence OF refined Jewish people, good
suburban location. garage accommodation.
Address Box lO1-K. Star Office. -
Evening star., 1935-10-27
RENT-FURNITURE,

ONE OR TWO ROOMS. FLAT OR FUR
nished house. for seven months; reasonable;
NV. Address Box look, Star once.
Evening star., 1935-10-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

(Continued.)
3239 M ST. NW.-5-ROOM AND BATH
apartment with heat and janitor service.
ALBAN TOWERS, 1900 MASS. AVE
bed rooms, living room. dinette. kitchen.
bath and porch; gas electricity and re:
elevator service. Resident manager. Phone
,;AI ,RAANpALL DALI i: HAGMER M 4 CO: NC NC
1919 3rd ST. N.W-ENTIRE End FL.
apt; heat. gas. elec. furnished; private
ATTRACTIVE Two-RooM APT. NICE
Kitchen. cleo: refrigerator, heat. light and
$50 st. ne Apt 4o3. N'''' ~ 49,
10Th AND N.W.-ROoM, PORCH, KIT.
bath IN 2.room apt. to employed lady; $50
cite. kitchenette, bath, elec. refrigeration,
elevator; $50 mo-; to be shown from IL
am. to 8 pm.
ENTRE nSTs nd bsdK SoFcb OF
semi-private bath; heat light gas fur
nished; in NV. section: 14th st. car line;
S45 mo. Call Adams 7116.
:T1H Two s5,na ROOMS, BATH K1TcHENETTE;
Department and G. W.; rent. $50 so.
. ROOMS KITCHEN AND BATH; ANIL;
no children. 1872 B st. Sc.
and large kitchen bath hrst-fioor de-
tached house: porch yard: newly deco
Eated; OIL ,eb1 burner; $50; adults. Phone
139 nth ST. .N.E-TWO ROOMS, KITCH-
en,,dIad en- and bath; gas, elec furnished; no
I6 10th ST. NE LARGE ROOMS.
alcove hall. bath; three large closets;
continuous hot water; gas and elec.
kitchenette; private bath; newly deco
rated; adults. Apply after Sunday. 12l5
21O7 PA; AVE. NV ROOMS, KITCH-
aHIle aopsh ezPOfares ps ave hot-water heat In
~ r ST. NE.-ENTIRE end FLOOR
rooms. kitchen with sink. running hot and
cold water; water private bath back porch;
- to 4. Sunday.
NEWLY DECORATED. SPACIOUS :; AND
I rooms; eonv everythins; S41 80 and
and and so Sunday l2'o Euclid nW'' pm: Sat
1923 .RITTENHOUSE NW-ENTIRE SEC
ond floor, new home: 3 rms. kit. private
bath. closets. h. W. gas. elec. Adults.
4420 9th ST. N,W-4 LARGE. SUNNY
rooms. porch. bath. sink hot-water heat;
newly papered; Frigidaire. Adults.
1921 RIGGS PL. BETWEEN R AND s-5
newly decorated frepiaee. $50. adults. sea'
614 MORTON PL. NE.-3 ROOMS AND
bath. entire second floor: h-wh., gas and
electricity: convenient location.
37O1 14th ST, NV. APT. "a ROOMS.
kitchen and bath; electric refrigeration:
SCI Eye st. ne. apt. 1-2 rooms. kitch-
en- and I bath. gas. heat and free refrigera-
''' 1oos v, .y. ". SIMPSON CO.. Net s7oo.
TO. suBLET ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
Phone Georsia 5sss.
EVANSTON a427 18th NV
4 rooms. kitchen, bath. porch 1880
Refined. quiet adults only.
THE WEsTMoRELAND, 2l22 CALIFoR-
MIA ST. Just of Conn. ave-Desirable
apartment of 5 rooms and bath. southern
exposure large porch. Fr!gdaire: cleo
tricity included in rent; Sl22 so; "A hour
switchboard and elevator service; excellent
dining room in building.
LINKINS CO
1879 De Sales St District $500.
OPEN SUNDAY-11 TO 3 Pm
3 rooms kitchen bath; brand-new; large
living room. fireplace. refrigeration: so.
One at S55 one at $50. Drive out Carroll
"''' - DixIE atE'R Realty AIT Y cSoMPASY.
1417 L St. NV. Natl. $3.50.
1910 22rd st, NV.
APT. NO >.
Three rooms, kitchenette. bath. in good
condition cHARLGs kfasGsaIle p NoRR1s. T5Ri
2I35 Pa. Ave. W. West o4so.
Evening star., 1935-10-27
WANTED-CO. OPERATIVE APIS.
WANTED-FLATS.

YoUR Co;op APT A TAKEN AXE IN, IN As A PART
W. B. PICHLER. 1905 K NV MET 4344 .
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WANTED-TABLE BOARD.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

WANTED TO BOARD-One or two chill
dren IN nice Catholic home. Falls Church
S30-F-l2
Evening star., 1935-10-27

Laree alcove room. Single beds. Individual
closets, S:}6.50 double room, closets seml-
private bath. S37.5 other vacancies,
Sil 80; young ladies or gentlemen; lovely
home, excellent meals, individually serveai
Evening star., 1935-10-27

1884 COLUMBIA RID. NW-Large front
room. windows, beautifully furn., next
hath: excellent meals; Southern cooking.
Col 5000
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HOUSES-FUR, 4 UNFURNISHED.

INSPECT SUNDAY-1l TO 3 P M.
1910 Chevy Chase blvd, west of Wis.
few blocks south Bradley lane-petached,
8 rooms. . baths. modern; lovely. quiet
neighborhood. DIXIE REALTY CO.. 1917
L st. NV.
WESLEY HEIGHTS FUR
nished; S155 mo: rms. 3 baths; beauti-
full :}rd-floor recreation room with dance
floor. = fireplaces. large porches and
deck; lovely wild garden, stream and pond.
Cleveland 6107
Evening star., 1935-10-27

1881 COLUMBIA RD-A real home in
single and double ms. finest food
Evening star., 1935-10-27

500s 7th ST, N.W-3 BED ROOMS ITv.
ing room. dining room, pantry. Kitchen,
RANDALL H. n HAGNFR t.iSlE1 Rssfsse' eo SSS SN9 mo-
I321 Conn Ave NV. Decatur 5000.
Evening star., 1935-10-27

men and women exceptional meals. spa
cious lounge; comfortable single. double
rooms Dec 0S:51 or North On64 o1'
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single, next to bath; recently renovated:
very good meals; reasonable; available
now 80
Evening star., 1935-10-27

large attractively furnished: refined sur
roundinGs; gocd food: spacious parlor;
reasonable rates o1t
Evening star., 1935-10-27

HILLCREST. 2SOO 18th 81 NW.-Well-
furnished room. twin beds, private bath;
also single room; Southern cooking: ch.w.
141O 18th N.W.-Newly decorated double
room: other vacancies; well-sppointed club
residence; excellent meals; ideal location;
Evening star., 1935-10-27

Redltor.
2o1 Investment Bldg Dist 6Oe2.
SS5.O0-TAKOMA PARK D. c.
Beautiful reconditioned detached bun.
galcwi rooms. insulated attic. large base.
ment. Gear garage, large lot.