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Natures Children
Termites (Termes Flavipes)

mites found in the United States.
Only three groups have attained eco
nomic Importance. The rotten-wood
termites include some of the largest
members. They live in the wood, in
or on the ground, and usually leave
your property alone, but may attack
it if their domicile is removed.
Dry-wood termites lived in sound
wood, and the colony does not have
to enter the ground. The subterranean
terlnites are the most common and
troublesome ones, and some members
of this genus are to be found prac-
tically in all parts of our country.
In the early Spring and Autumn
swarms of termites may reveal their
presence to you. This is their nup-
tial fight, and after the wedding they
de-wing. usually entering the dwelling
where their ancestral home is located
and establishing a new colony. This
is when those wise to these secret
workers get their innings, and either
demolish their hideout or take dras-
tic steps to remove them from the
premises.
Copyright. 1850
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mounts into millions annually. What
are We doing about it? Very little.
Why? Because not much is known
about the "carryings on" of Natures
children. These foes have the audaclty
to consume our homes and leave an
outside protecting shell over their work,
SO that their presence is not detected
until great damage has been accom-
plished.
Termite-proofing is not so expen-
sive when a new home is being built,
and even after they have established
themselves in. an old dwelling they
may be exterminated by closing the
entrances of these Unsuitable wood
eaters, provided their presence has
been detected soon enough. They
must have moisture, otherwise they
perish.
The colony is founded by a king
and his consort. The living room
Is enlarged by consuming the walls, a
most convenient way of increasing its
size The queen lays the first eggs in
one corner OF the apartment. They
hatch into daughters, who are all in
spired with the desire to work. A COL
ony is composed of workers, soldiers
and future kings and queens.
There are about 46 species Of ter
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But, as before. those Dogs refused to
follow. They returned to the old trail
and soon the voice of that Hound was
again ringing through the Green For
est. Poor Mrs Lightfoot! She was
frantic. Yes, sir, she was frantic Again
she tried to lead those Dogs after her,
and again she failed. They knew now
that somewhere ahead of them were
those fawnS and they just would not be
led away. To catch and kill Mrs. Light
foot would mean running the greater
part of the day. They would have to
run her until she was too tired to run
farther. To run down the babies would
take but very little while. So they
paid no attention to Mrs. Lightfoot's s
efforts to lead them away.
Meanwhile, in the thicket where
their mother had let them, lying fiat
on the ground motionless, we're the
two little fawns. A great fear filled
them, but just what was the cause of
that fear they didn't know. That is,
they didn't know why they were afraid
excepting that mother had been afraid
and that there was something in the
sound of that strange voice that they
heard In the distance which filled them
with terror How they longed to get up
and run! But t,,ev didn't. They had
learned their lesson of obedience, and
Mother had told them that, no matter
what happened, no matter who came
to that thicket, they were to remain
motionless and thus perhaps would be
unseen.
Mrs, Lightfoot. in despair, circled
around to that thicket where the fawns
were hidden. She had just one thought
now and that was to get those babies
to the pond of Paddy the Beaver.
There in the water she hoped they
might escape those dreadful killers.
tCopyright 1880
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BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
OOK we'll at this foe. For all you
know a whole colony of them

may pe tunnellng your property.
constructing galleries through
the uprights, Railways in the stud
ding, or vast roadways through the
foundation timbers Any wood, &c
matter how hard, can be worked by
these determined wood-pellet eaters, il
there is access to moisture, that is, II
the wood touches earth at any place.
Termites are not ants, though they
are wrongly called white ants" They
are brownish or blackish. and at mat
ing time they have white-rimmed
wings
They are the only insects in the
world that live to the ripe old age of
25 years-that is. the king and his
consort may live happily together for
this period.
They have the largest and Oldest IN
sect dwellings in the world. In Africa
towers 20 feet high are not unusual.
Underground passageways connect
these high termite apartments de luxe
and an expert can tell you the different
species that have contributed their
labor to make the sturdy fortification.
In this country the board and keep
OF the clever undercover workers
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NU Will NV tohO'
old Mother Nature.
MRS. LIGHTFooT THE DEER
M had hidden her two little
Vl fawns in a thicket deep In
y u the Green Forest and now she
was bounding back along the trail she
had made in coming there. She was
bounding back to meet the Hound
baying on her trail. She didn't know
that he was not alone. She didn't
know that there were three gangsters,
the Hound and two bigger Dogs, who
could not follow trail but who could
together pull down and kill even a
full-grown Deer She didn't know
that there were three killers until as
she waited in thicket, she saw the
three burst out of another thicket a
shcrt distance away.
She shook with fear. 1t was not fear
for herself 1t was fear for those
precious babies. Then she bounded
out of that thicket in plain view of
those Dogs. She bounded out of that
thicket and then stood and stamped
the ground. OF course the Dogs saw
her. They turned and made a dash
for her. This was what she wanted.
There was no chance that they could
catch her while she was fresh, not yet
tired with running. She would lead
gone only little way when she realized
that there was silence behind her.
With a perfectly fresh scent, easy to
follow, the voice of that Hound was
still What did it mean? They were
not following her. Had they gone
back?
Trembling, she waited with her great
ears set forward, straining to catch the
faintest sound to tell her where those
Dogs we're. For several minutes she
stood thus. Then, cautiously looking
and listening, she moved back along
her back trail. Presently she heard the
voice of the Hound He was back where
he had been when she showed herself
to him. With a sinking heart she
guessed what that meant. He was
picking up the old trail, the trail made
when the fawns were with her. If he
persisted in following that it would
lead him and his companions straight
to the thicket where those precious
babies were hidden. Mrs Lightfoot
dashed forward. Once more she
stamped her feet in sight of the Dogs
but this time they paid little attention
to her. She bounded a little nearer
and again stamped her feet. Not until
she was so near that the temptation
could not be resisted did those Dogs
dash at her. Then. with her white
flag of a tail flying, she bounded over
the bushes and fallen logs as only a
Deer can. In a jiffy she was out OF
immediate harms way.
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HASTINGS, Nebr. tP). - Herman
Schroeder, president of the Chamber
of Commerce, found team Of horses
shivering in a vacant lot near his
home. He called police, who led the
horses behind cruiser to the Street
Department Building, where the ami
mails were stabbed for the night. A
farmer had left the team while he
and his wife went shopping.
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Contract
BY p. HAL SIMS.
Rubber Bridge Play.
How TO Block YOURSELF,

THE art Of perfect blocking Is not
something that can be picked up
in an hours spare time on a rainy
afternoon. Some people seen to have
an especial knack for it. Give them
a jack, fourth, with ace, king, queen,
fifth, on the board, and they will
inevitably land up in their own hand
on the fourth round, much to their
opponents amazement. Others strive
for years without achieving the fair
necessary for ascertaining where you
want to end up, and then. winding
up in the other hand. AS I said at
the beginning, it's an art.
South Dealer.
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= 1887 e W. %A-5-4-2
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vA-K-5-3
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Both sides vulnerable.
The bidding:
TIT. ! IT Bsss Psss j 4 f. T. Fsss Fsss
Pass Pass
There are 18 ways to make three
no trumps on this hand, but it takes
sheer genius to go down. Just to
mention one. South can win the
opening lead of the queen of clubs
play the queen of spades, and, when
West covers, take with the ace, cash
two more spades and the ace and king
of hearts. East is thrown in with
the third heart and permitted to run
the queen, jack and nine spot; but
then. what does he have to lead?
Diamonds!
Another method of playing the
hand would be to let West hold the
king of spades. when he covers the
queen. South will take four spades
two ace-king combir ationS and a
diamond. That also totals nine tricks
But South played the hand nor
mally." The spade king turned Out
70 be right. Unfortunately, the suit
was more or less blocked, but that
didn't bother South. Did not West
hold the ace of diamonds? He die
not! The upshot of the whole matter
was that South had the pleasure OF
seeing the opponents go out with g
vulnerable grand slam on the mex
deal.
(Copyright 1935)
Mr.. Sims will answer all inquiries or
contract that are addressed to this news.
paper. 1nclose a self-addressed. Scent
| stamped envelope.
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Wise andWitty
Why is blue grass invariably green

Why is blue grass invariably green?
The stamp clerk often weighs other
peoples words.
No dress is immodest unless the
wearer is.
Why is it that the chronic kicker
never kicks himself?
If man doesn't lie after returning
from fishing trip his word is as good
as his bond.
Time locks are on sale at all hair
stores.
If you draw a pistol at rattle there
is no harm done.
A war artist is always successful,
even though his battles are drawn.
Twins are two things in life for
which no man is ever prepared.
What men call firmness in them
selves they call contrariness in others.
tCopyright. 1880
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

advertisements under this head.
ING are presumed to be from pri.
rate individuals. unless the ddueT-
tisement 0iUes firm name or Q
business address or states the Dord
Dealer. Members OF the public
who find dealers nrasaueradino In
this column as priuGte irdtuidudls
are urged to report the matter to
The Star for irrestiadtion."
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Mending Day
BY ANNE CAMPBELL.

BY ANNE CAMPBELL.
"A little stitch for Thrift!
Waste not, want not" they said
Advice was each friends gift
The morning I was wed.
A little stitch for Pride!
For never can they say
My children were denied
Good care on any day.
A little stitch for Love!
The busy years go by -.
Only the Lord above
Could love them more than I!
Copyright. 1889
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MOTOR TRAVEL,

MIAMI. TUESDAY. NOV. -: CAN TAKE
two passengers private car; references.
Phone Adams 7115-J.
ARMY OFFICERS WIFE. DRIVING TO
and sight seeing Florida and back: take
two: reas.: ref. Address Box 4l0-M, Star
office.
MIAMI WITH CADILLAC SEDAN LEAV-
ing Monday, can take 3. Phone Falls
Church 17S. Mr.. BURGAN. TO-
WILLIAMSBURG - DRIVING PACKARD
limousine: leaving Saturday returning
Sunday; accommodate > passengers; SUBJ
scription- Phone ewes. Columbia S209-W."
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE. colored: woman cook man waiter
general houseworker: Sl5 monthly. room
and board. 220l Mass. ave. NV.
MAN OR WOMAN. over 40. fair education
one or more evenings a week; knowledge
RX. philosophy a help but not necessary.
Address Box 4lD-K Star office 90
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

REAL ESTATE statesmen = Leads fur
nished M. E. Church Realtor. Falls
Church. Va, or phone 80.
MAN-We have an opening for a man with
character and education He must be a
worker and willing to stick to the job from
to :. years in order to succeed. To such
men. this position will appeal. Give full
information of your past employment for
period OF 5 years. Your letters will be
held in strictest confidence. Address Box
3S9-M Star office
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Double Eggs.

Anton Muller of Verlangderuet,
South Africa. has hen which now
lays round double eggs, one inside the
other.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

CARD PUNCH MACHINE. Powers. popular
IN N. Goyefnment .ied service ana commerclsiiy.
sions. Boyd'S. 1888 F st. National 233S.
GREGG shorthand by experienced teacher;
oeginners; review; speed dictation: private
lessons: moderate rates. Dec. 35S4-J. 50
BBEAADoUARTERs HEAD for CIVIL, SERVICE
hsP ho1ks and G9qrses S for various exams rams
at BoYD's. 1888 F st. National 234O.
AUTO. LESSONS for permit, easy parking
and clutch control: cars furnished. Call
odd Reliable" Foster twhite). Met. 1909.
PREPARE FOR A GOOD PosITION--In-
tensive secretarial. civil service and calcu-
lating machine courses. Inquire now.
Boyd's, 1898 F st. Phone National 234l |.
GREGG SHORTHAND. TYPING. ENGLISH.
French. arithmetic speed dictation; BEAM
ners and reviews low rates. Dec. 33s4-J.
BE A SECRETARY or JR. ACCOUNTANT.
Earn more. have more-opportunities are
numerous TODAY Your best investment
Is in in BOYD CoURsE-UNUsUAL AD--
class. BoYD'S. 1888 st. National 23iS.
BEAUTY INSTRUCTION.
Learn the famous Mabelle Honour meth;
ENR ss.5If''S!ne 5I %owMDxYNIfE AeFA PfI CLASSES
spssa PsEee Psesd Fl eood esta2s4 Poston.
MABELLE HONOUR BEAUTY School.
1910 N Y. Ave NV Met. 777S.
RAILWAY POSTAL CLERK,
Salary. 81 $50. Glasses now going on.
RESIDENT classes, day-evening. ALL
subjects covered. Routing. Following In
struction. Sorting. General Test. Arith-
NETS Printed material furnished. IN
VESTIGATE-you Will enroll at BOYD S.
HOME. STUDY COURSES also: $500,
$50. Sl95.
BoYDs, 1893 F St. National o33s.
Civil Service SpecialtSts
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LINEN ROOM WOMAN, eX-
perienced, not over AZ; S45
per month and lunch; per-
manent. Apply 1922 21st st.
NV.
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BOOKKEEPER, experienced,
knowledge of general ledger
required. Only experienced
need apply. Good salary,
steady position. Woman's
speciality shop. Address Box
45-R, Star office.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. model Corona3
built and reconditioned machines. The Z
@. Smith and Corona Typewrtters. Inc,
lConttnued on Next PaEe.l
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Deda1e;;nae Stories
Mrs. Lightfoot Does Her Best.

BY THORNTON W. BURGESS.
There 10, you'll find. for children's sake
No risk a mother will not take.
- Old Mother Nature
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BEAUTY SHOP EQUIPMENT; practically
new; dryers, SO up; permanent wave ma
chimes. SIS up; some croqulgnole. Phone
lincoln C511
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ADDING MACHINES in new and
reconditioned machines; rentals and re-
pairs Capitol Typewriting Co. 1926 N. Y.
ave v Phone National 4S5S.
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RAILWAY POSTAL CLERK
HELP-WOMFN

AGENTS-Sell our dollar box assortments
of beautiful Christmas cards 50,s COM
mission. Earl. Inc. 1727 Penn. ave. NV
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced good
salary: permanent position, congenial en-
st. cat Penna. ave. Sc.
BEAUTY OPERATOR experienced al
AROUND sre \ Apply in person. No. S Florida
BEAUTY OPERATORS C27 wanted imme-
diately; sll-around experience required.
Phone District 1306 after 5 pm.
BEAUTY PARLoR OPERATOR. expert. all
around. at once. 64S H ST. ne. Please do
not phone
BoOKKEEPER a young woman thor
oughly experiences in .double-entry book
keeping, and capable of operating an IN
speciality shop. Good opportunity: perma.
nent position. State fully as to age expe-
5lence ,. ana salary expected. Address Box
commission to one who qualities Apply
Feceral Contracting Co.. 9l3 New York
ave. NV.
OPPORTUNITY for up-to-the minute dress
sewing shop downtown specializing in al
teratlons and remodelins. Adams 1920
WAITRESS. couple of days a week Apply
at once, Joes Restaurant. 3l3 PennSyl-
vanla ave. Sc.
WOMAN. free to devote entire time to
managing and organizing district for old
est direct selling corset organization in
the industry; permanent profitable op-
portunity. State experience in confidence
Regional manager here to interview with
N two weeks. Write MIG, P. o. Box 3443,
Philadelphia. Pa
YOUNG LADY. with good handwriting for
wor* through Christmas. Address Box
40S-M, Star ofice
CAPABLE HOuSEWoRKERS live in Ap-
ply daily. $50 to 11:30 am D C. Pub
nc employment Center, 456 Indiana ave.
NV: no fees
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BED ROOM SUITE l"-pcD. studio couch.
odd pieces reas Call Fri. eve. Sat. after
-. 1916 N. H ave. NV. Apt. AZ.
BED ROOM, dining room. living room suite.
rugs radio. beds complete. dressers. tea
cart. Edelman. 1903 Georgia ave.
BICYCLES-Rollfast anc other high-grade
wheels. Hazeltcn Bicycle & Sporting Goods
Store. 4o4 9th w
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AIR COMPRESSOR (Brunner). "-cyl. for
light work, with motor; real bargain. Slo;
l2-hp d c. motor. S5. Clarendon 400.
ANTIQUE CHINA glassware. silvervare,
bric-a -hrac. 3-piece clock set by Bailey.
Banks Biddle: reduced prices. Murray
Galleries 1924 onth NV s.
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Farm Horses Given Shelter

Copyright. 1881
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Observation-Disclosures.
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

College woman business household man.
agement experience adaptable personality.
excellent references. desires position. Ad-
drss Box 362-M Star office.
Evening star., 1935-11-12

Without YOUR Chest gifts, these
Child-caring and volunteering or.
ganizations who-year after year.
day after day-watch over thou
sands of Washington children and
young people-their Food, their
Shelter, their Health. their Future
could NOT "carry on!"
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These SO Community Chest Agencies
are uOuz. uunv'dians Of Childhood
and Of Youth!

Children's Country Home
Children's Hospital
Christ Child Society
Episcopal Home for Children
Friendship House
GEORGETOWN Childrens House
Instructive Visiting Nurses
Child Welfdre Society
Holiday House
Boys Club
Jewish Foster Home
Juonitd K. NYs Council House
Juvenile Protective Association
Neiqhborhood House
Washington Home for Foundlin9s
St. AIMS Infont Asylum
St. Roses Technical School
ST. Joseph's Home and School
St. Vincent's Home and School
Salvation Army
Jewish Community Center
Northwest Settlement House
Northeast Boys Club
Florence Crittenton Home
Catholic Chorities
Boy Scouts. Girl Scouts
D. c. Congress Of Pment-Tedchsss
Travellers Aid Society
Southeast House
Southwest Community House
Summer Outings Committee
Twelfth Street Y. M. G. 4.
Phyllis Wheotley Y. w. c. a.
Y. M. c. A.
Y. w. c T.
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Neig9hbor
TO Billy r."

II am little child om Billy r. your neighbor I've pdYed
ground your smile at and e the touch
OF your hand my head
DO you know 742 destitute little children just like me- were
supported by your Chest gifts last year?
DO YOU know that 297l sick and injured little children just
like me- were made well and strong again gifts lost yeor9
DO you know that 37l other sick little children just like me-
were sent convolescen homes by gifts lost Yeor!
DO you know that 25 little bobies ds wds once little bobies
with no Duddes cored for by Chest gifts last YeorF
Chest gifts 4l5l people to Is Sum-
ner compskep 5742 children off the streets while their pdren
worked Lost yeur-dd you know that?
I'VE are children We your neqhbors. Without your
gifts this year days hot would be dark and hopeless
You won't forget will You?"
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

CLEVELAND PARKS ROOMS. 3 BATHS:
June 90 to Oct. 1: unusually comfortably
for Summer; cleo retrig.; SD mo; 33uo
35th ST. lnear newark. OleNelAho uo4o:
CHEVY CHASE. D. COOLEST AND DE-
iightful Summer location: rms; July.
August and September only. Phone cleve-
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED 6-RM, HOUSE
NV. or call Cleveland 0S79. a.
Mt. PLEASANT-WELL FURNISHED-S75.
oeatSo sb por SfeS eec
BRoDIE { COLBERT. INC. NATL. ss75.
WEST GEORGETOWN : COMPLETED
furnished home. 3 bed rooms, bath.
isnS1ssd ssra5 5eI iron June
SIMPSON CO.. 1924 Vermont ave. Phone
5-RooM BUNGALow-sCREEN FRONT
81 to Sept. L 314 Elm ave. Takoma.
18th ST. HEIGHTs-CORNER HOUSE, 6
large rooms, extra lavatory. glassed-in
porches Frigidaire, large porch; yard,
70 sept Is an rent So iss5 MaHchester
lane NV Phone Georsia 1886.
81 BRYANT ST NE-6-ROOM MODERN
home. completely furniShed; perfect condi,
OsOi until s pm; later. Cleveland 340O.
WESLEY HEIGHTS-SUBURBAN HOME;
ami: oil burner; screened porch; gear
garage: rose garden: . baths. Owner en-
q mo 3O12 44th St. NV Emerson 40e2.
7-ROOM DETACHED, COOL HOUSE. ,
baths; June 10 to Sept. Is. Large. shady
lot; quiet street. 6615 1st ST. NV
rsfrissration: ) BED rooms, : baths. Avail.
able June |? to l. SEPT s + e & 500 per mo-
1901 18th st. NV. National $500.
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WAVEdIN 7 n 7 UOfss 1NO.
TW0-FAMm,Y HNIISE

4425 3rd ST. N.W.-S75.OO.
First floor. Q rooms and kitchen; second
floor. 2 rooms, kitchen and BATH. ?
screened porches, rear yard garage. cleo
trio REFRIGERATOR. CAFRITZ, 1404 K.
Phone District 90s0.
A DETACHED BRICK IN BETHESDA. 1903
Rosedale ave. Dining room living room.
kitchen. electric refrigeration, 2 bed rooms.
bath: in new-house condition: SIS per mo.
H. l.. RUST CO.
1901 18th st. NV. National 500.
CHEVY CHASE MODERN HOMES
Six rooms and l bath to 10 rooms 6
bed roomsl and baths; moderate rentals.
Auto service for inspection. LESLIE D.
MEASELL. Cley. 4733 or Cley. 3465.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C..
5427 39th st.-4-bed-room. 9-bath, semi
detached brick large, shaded lot: oil heat
Si0O mo. OWNER. Phone Emerson 5546.
3:17 18th ST. N,E..ExCELLENT SECTION
of Observation-Disclosures home, 6 rooms
bath. oil heat: SIS per month.
j, WESLEY BUCHANAN. INC,
g16 18th st. NV. Met, 1143.
1924 MONROE ST. NV.
Rooms and Bath-S57 80.
DONNELLY & PLANT. INC.
1874 Park I'd. NV Columbia os9e.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

GENTLEMAN wants single room with
private family: references given. Address
Box 18Th, Star ONCE. 49,
GENTLEMAN desires furnished room or
apt. NV. State lowest price. size. location.
family. etc Address Box 18Th, Star once.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND BOARD.

IN CLEVELAND PARK OR VTCTNITY=
Young business man. well educated, Prot
estant. desires room and possibly board
with small Christian family. in modern.
detached house: permanent In no par
ticular hurry. Address Box 200-H, Star
ONCE.
YOUNG LADY desires room and board in
modern. detached home. without children
or other roomers: Chevy Chase or north
west Address BOX 116-H Star ONCE. 13'
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A DTFFERENT HOUSE

Here Is coy detached house with a
distinctive personality. A quaint Dutch
Colonial and charmingly handicapped lot.
modern Eood condition; numerous cup
boards and other conveniences added by
the owner. Excellently located in attrac-
tive neighborhood. Convenient to trans
portation. schools and stores. This is
Just the home for a small family. BOSS
PHELPS NATIONAL 1900.
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TWO RMS. K a. B.. FURN.. WILL CON
slider well-liRhted basement; S25; perm. at
once Address Box 18Th. Star ONCE.
? ROOMS. BATH. FURNISHED; COUPLE
with 3-year-old child; reasonable. state
price Address Box 18Th. Star once. IA
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REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC,
National 1888.
S4,1O0-NORTHEAST.

Located in a strictly all-white section
refinished like new: 4 nice-sized rooms
and bath hot-water heat, hardwood doors
front rorchi new equipment throughout
and priced extremely low for a quick
sale. See this one quickly before it is
sold Phone
r. M. HOOKER,
Metropolitan 1858
EVenin4s & to @ Call Ernersnn SR2S
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Observation-Disclosures

SS5-NEAR MASS. AVE. PRACTICALLY
new; 8 large rooms bath with shower.
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