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Milford chronicle., 1935-02-15

sisters and brothers. The family
has our sympathy.
Capt. Fred Johnson who has been
spending the past week with his
family, returned to his lightship on
Monday
Mrs. Effiie Parson has accepted a
position in Louis Greeves Garment
Factory at Lewes.
A surprise party was given Mrs.
Washington Mitchell last Saturday
night. in honor OF her 65th birthday
Those present were, Henry w. Nit
chell, Overlook, Mrs. Annie Reyn-
Olds and daughter Jean of Chester,
Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Reynolds
ana son Davis. Jr., of Wilmington,
Mr. and Mrs. James Jones, daughter
Verna. and son James. and Harvey
Walls. all of Wilmington, Mrs. Min
ME Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Seutler and Osn Walter. Jr., of West
Chester. Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
Mitchell. Lewes. Del, Mrs. Gather
inc Murphy, son and daughter, Ralph
and Christine. Emeryville, Pa, Mr..
and Mrs. James Mitchell, son and
daughter. Jimmy and Catherine La
verne, 0verbroOk, Miss Myrtle Gus
tin, Richardson Park, Mr.. and Mrs. I
Elya Tapeman. Milford. Mr. Coving-
ton and daughter Gladys, of Harring-
ton. Mrs Lydia Richards and daugh- (
Ter Mahlc. OverbroOk, Mr.. and Mrs. /
Jacob Richards and son Theodore, /
Dverbr0Ok. Alfred Fatella, Over /
brook.
Refreshments of ice cream, cake,
ANDY and salted peanuts were SER
red in abundance. Many gifts were
'eceived. A very pleasant and en-
Oyable evening was spent, and
veryone departed wishing Mrs.
,litclell many more happy birthdays.
Trapping muskrats in Delaware
viii end March ], 1885.
Milford chronicle., 1935-02-15
OVERBR0OK

Charley Mitchell is seriously IL
at the home of his mother. Mrs
Mary Mitchell.
Inc fourth quarterly meeting will
De held at the parsonage next Sat
urday morning at 10 o'clock, Feb
ruary lG.
Mrs. Lydia Richards who fell at
the home of her son about two
weeks ago and broke her nose is
able to be out again.
The dirt roads are still very bad
in some sections.
What might have been serious
accident occurred last Friday night
when Mrs. Edward Hudson and
daushter-in-law were on their way
home. While turning off the cement
road to the oyster rock road. going
south. they were struck by a CCC
truck. full of men. Fortunately no
one was hurt, but the Hudson car
was pretty well demolished
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Campbell
entertained to dinner on Saturday,
January 26. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Mason, of Harbeson, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
DOdd, all of near Lewes and Mr.. and
Mrs. Coral Davidson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Massey of Milton
called on Mr. and Mrs. John Ie-
Pates Sunday evening
Mrs. Janey Wells, the widow of
the late David Wells, died
at the home of her son. Walter
Wells. in Marcus Hook, Pa. on jan |
uary 20, 1895. Funeral services were
held on Saturday, February 2. at /
Whites Chapel NJ. r. Church. In /
terment in the adjoining cemetery
Mrs. Wells was a former resident of
This community. She leaves one
daughter and six sons and several
Milford chronicle., 1935-02-15
DAGSBORO

! The Regular Fellows" Sunda,
| School Glass Of the NJ e. Churcl
held a meeting Tuesday in thu
church. which was interesting, witt
Prof. Paul Burkholder as speaker
II was an address on Abraham Lin.
coin
The Ladies' Aid Society met Tues
day in the Sunday School room and
presented q play for entertainment,
which was pleasing.
While attempting to start a fire
with gasoline. Preston Timmons was
badly burned about the face and
neck. this week.
Painful injury was incurred by
Mrs j. bunting, when her hand was
caught in a washing machine.
Ladies OF DagsbOro are attending
the School of Art. held Tuesday eve
nings at the John NJ. Clayton School.
The buffet luncheon served by the
girls Of the third year economic class
was well attended.
John Hudson, grandson of Ed
ward Daisey, and Miss Mildred Tim
mons Of SelbyVille. were united in
matrimony, Friday. Feb. s, 1885.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Williams en-
tertained at 500 Saturday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Bunting. DR.. and Mrs.
Arthur Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. Ebe
West Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson McCabe,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Townsend. Mr..
and Mrs. o. II. Campbell, Mr. and
Mrs. Casper KollOck. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elisha Daisey, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Baker.
The PaEent-Teacher Association
will hold Its monthly meeting Feb. |
goth. at the school; a Washington
program is. prepared for the Ocea- I
sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Daisey Of
Philadelphia. were guests with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ad-
kins. over Sunday. rs
Miss Virginia Archer returned
from Philadelphia with Mr.. and Mrs.
Dewitt Daisey
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Magee and
daughter, Of Philadelphia. spent the
weekend with their parents. Mr. and
Mrs. John Lockwood
The funeral of Charles Eashum
vas held Sunday. at the home OF his
Mrs. Ottie Baker He d.
caves daughter. Mrs. Ruth Lewis.
md one grandson. Of Selbyville. and
ne granddaughter. Mrs. Beatrice 4,
Baker.
Delbert Daisey Of New York spent
he weekend with his family here
Joseph Vickers returned Sunday
D New York after spending the
eek with his family here.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hartman of A
are now occupying the
ONE of Mr.. and Mrs. William +.
ickers.
Milford chronicle., 1935-02-15
THE PLUM TREE

There never has been such a large
distribution of political patronage
as that which has taken place under
the present Administration. Even
though Postmaster General Farley
has shook the plum tree so often
Milford chronicle., 1935-02-15

that no big fruit remains there 81
still a group of Democratic Con-
gressmen who are crying for more.
The President called them by the
well-known political term Of sore
heads" few days ago.
Milford chronicle., 1935-02-15
PAYING THE EDITOR

From the Foley (AIa.) onlooker
A kindly gentleman, his sbo,IId.
ers somewhat rounded by homes,
labor, but as agile and young as er-
er' came into this newspaper office
the other day.
Hiss visit was no different from
that Of many OF our other friends.
lie had merely come in to pay his
subscription. He had come a dis
tanee of ~ miles. But more than
just paying up" for his paper. he
onered profound apologies for be-
ing In arrears on his Subscription
little over nine months. At he Maid
the $500 for two years he remark
ed, IT Is a shame to owe for your
home town paper. We all get Il,
read It, and enjoy 1t. knew ! owed
you and recently told my wife /
was going 10 put away O quarter, or
dime, OCCASIONALLY so that I'd have
enough to pay up the next time
came TO town. Country editors
should. be paid for their work. They
need Il. Editors do a great service
for Us, not only furnishing news
about people we know. but some
how we understand your editorials |
better than those we read IN other |
napers, Reckon it's Just hecanse
they are written so plainly! Yes.
sir, we all ought to keep our sub
scriptions paid up better than we
do. p
md nc went away smiling.
To have one Of our friends speak
so Knowingly OF the actual work
and expense connected with pub
lishing even small weekly paper,
and to thus pay tribute to our writ
sometimes we wonder
the paper woHld not be bet (
.er on with0ut--Inakes us proud OF Z
lnr job, even II It isn't Of proper I
Ions which warrant the wearing OF I
/ white collar and neclrtie. I
Milford chronicle., 1935-02-15

Foolish Rlsk--T -Teacher- Robert.
II you are always very kind and p0-
lite 90 an yonr playmates, what will
they think ofyOn2'
Robert Some OF 'em would think
they could lick me Chicago Daily
News.
Milford chronicle., 1935-02-15
SERVICE IN AN INDUSTRY

Fifteen years ago the service sta
tions and curb deliveries of oil and
gas we're few and far between. The
Wayside garage or gas station had
few cOnveniences to offer the mo-
torist or. his family.
1t Is to the credit of such maior
companies in the petroleum indus-
try that they were alert in recog-
nizing that their responsibilities -
and their opportunities for service
to motorists. While their engineers
and chemists we're busy developing
new refining processes and gener-
ally improving the quality of gas
and oil, they were also engaged in
deVising superior and accurate Dur-
flying machines.
That Is why the motorist who
orlYes up to a gas station today
finds a crew of men ready to check
his oil, properly initiate his tires. re-
MI the radiator and even clean the
windshield. And during this brief
respite from the road, he find clean.
modern rest rooms, telephone SER
vice and other cOnVenienees at his
disposal
The amazing progress of the De-
iroleum industry in developing such
superior and economical products
ls VeedOl, TydOl and, tie rest of /
hem, has gone hand in hand with /
Is other contributions to the motor /
st enrOute,--clean stations, anthen-
h road information, accurate
lurAps, sealed OIL containers and
ther uaOdarn outOuaof; ;u,, htassfn,s
Milford chronicle., 1935-02-15

Don't overheal your bonn.
Milford chronicle., 1935-02-15

People Are Too SnspIclOus-Jndge
How could you swindle people
who trusted in you?"
PrisOner-,'But, Judge, people who
don't trust you can not be swind-
letzif ... ~
Evening star., 1935-11-17
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTATION

PIANO-Steinway baby grand almost new
nne condition very reasonable Tor cash
at American STORAGE. 2s0l Georgia ave
VIOLIN, good for student sl5, Music,
sonable. District S2S6
PIANO uprisht, good practice instru-
% ment' just tuned $500. @l5 Under
VIoLIN-Three quarter size; excellent
condition: complete with bow. case rea-
sonable. 44l9 18th st. NV.
PIANo..We have a good reconditioned
ins ' at s95 @ to Close out Weil-5uiit. it win
give years of ef1cient service. pay 81
weekly. kits 1890 G st. near l4th ST..
PIANoS-We have several real values in
repossessed grands. any OF which are real
them; outstanding is a beautiful little ma
hogany baby Grand; used only months
be purchased for the exact amount of
the unpaid balance. 1896 tmonthly pay
ments Of Sl: this piano sds1a is one OF our
wonderful value at this price; others. in
Guiding several period models $50, 500
S3S6 50 and up. Kits. 1880 G st, near
GENERAL ELECTRIC s-tube radio. new
tubes. best condition. S25; ortho victrola.
$50. 1915 Goth St NV.
PIANO. wonderful tone upright frst-class
condition, sell very reasonably. Call 1910
owen pl ne. Phone Atlantic 4997-M.
class condition 5l6 Rittenhouse ST. NV.
P1ANo-Latest model APARTMENT upright
in almost new condition; $3.50; very pop
former owner traded in on a grand Just a
few weeks ago; pay So down s. weekly.
PIANOS-We have a few good recondi-
and up: some fine makes and all guaran-
eee 5 {. ana nas suburbs. kits ef is5e s ss. III
UPRIGHTS-Brand-n new, smallest size,
S135-Beautiful little pianos available in
color designs at a slightly higher price;
and i IL deep; small enough to it
toys but real. weii-toned pianos built with
the. same material and workmanship you
find in sSSd larger Tprishts
1880 G st. (near 14th ST..
PIANo-Smallest size William and Mary
period style baby grand S1z0: late model
piano and in splendid condition; ideal for
sn4a 81 80 nSmsi Weekly. o KITS, 1880 St. st. %sar
SAXOPHONE AND CASE, Baeseher. E.flat
alto SLY, finish gold bell st sxcelssat
dqsaai'isi ePess Bon SIG siS-R' st Star once " '
PIANO Frederick $50. Players: Aeolians
$50 others S25 to S35 Smiths Transfer
NORTH 1913
GRANDs AND UFRIGHTs are row offered
5 5l2 and 6 octave grands and uprishts
Grands from S2lo up and upriRhts as low
as $50 Grands and uprghts for rent
s the famous II Hardman. Also Harrinston
RradbVEy and. and ssslller pianos
ceiieni Condition; D only ise So cash. sic
Mass, ave NV,
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BOATS.

12-FT. LYMAN speed runabout. with
johnson motor. 80 m. p. h.; cost $500;
sacrifice S110, with equipment Wis. 2403.
THIS WEEKS SPECIAL BARGAIN-1934
30 raised deck cruiser; boat is new. with
new 1885 44-h.p. Gray marine motor; cost
S1,500; special price this week only. S9S5.
Watch for our special bargain each week;
Boats purchased now stored free until
Spring. Get our list of used boat bargains.
NATIONAL MOTOR BOAT SALES.
800 Water st. S.W. Met. 301O-9303
29-FT. CABIN CRUISER-Perfect condi-
ton, fully equipped, mahogany. hull, d.
cylinder Gray marine motor: will sell rea-
son9o Die or trade on new car. Call Georgia
7lS4.
GAR WOOD SPEEDBOAT. % foot. l35
hip Chrysler marine engine; complete
equipment, very good condition org
inally S4250 sacrifice $500 cash. See
Mr.. Stewart, 1130 New House Offce Bldg.
RUNABOUT. Thompson hull, 4-passenger.
left. mahogany finish: Evinrude motor.
16-hp: fully equipped: used 10 hours lke
new Cost S410; will sell for $3.50. IDEAL
for fishing or pleasure. Call after pm.
C. Miller. 1914 Trinidad ave. ne.
RICHARDSON CRUISER. 3O-ft... s0-hp..
fully equipped Sacrifice for quick sale:
See Davis. Crawford's Boat House. AIRPORT
Basin. IL
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FARM AND GARDEN.

NOW IS THE TIME to have your lawn put
in shape for Winter Seeding and soddipg
should be done now. Don't put 1t on
Barnyard manure the neSt. Reference.
w. C, Walker. 1903 Kenyon W. Col G574
GRAPE MYRTLES 25c up: butterfly
bushes. 10c TO 25c: chrysanthemums in
bloom. lDc up: hedge. &c: mimosa trees
25c. Webster. 1603 Tea Sc. Anacostia.
COW MANURE well rotted - per yard
n c. Fawsett. mile this side of Great Falls,
Nd. p. o. address, Bethesda, Md
SHRUBS: peony roots. rose bushes lin
bloom: large hedge plants. cents each.
$500 Alabama ave. Sc.
WELL-ROTTED COW MANURE lOO-lb.
sack. 15c; = sacks S5; rich garden dirt.
100 ID. sack. soc sacks $3.50 Call
North 6542-M or write Glenhurst Dairy.
Bethesda. Md.
PANSY PLANTS Steeles' Giant Jumbo. 81
100. So 900: rotted COW manure and pot
ting soil, soc bu. Flower Farm. cor Irving
and South 2nd stS. Dust of Lee Blvd),
Clarendon. Va. Phone Clarendon $50
WELL-ROTTED COW and stable manure
- ton; tons. sl5; delivered. Phone
Clarendon 222S or address Box 205-k.
Star once.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

APPAREL. furniture. household goods
mems and children's clothing and shoes.
Call Shorty. Metropolitan 627l. la'
AUTOMATIC DEEP-WELL PUMP OUTFIT.
r. Blaine. Savyer's rd.. Route .. Vienna.
BED ROOM SUITES living room dining
room furniture suitable for apartment or
home. VIII pay cash. Phone Adams 1916.
prices paid Bargain Book Shop sos. 9th
st. NV. District 5007. Open evenings.
CITY DIRECTORY Of Washington. 1884
or Ie:ta or both. Phone Decatur 221o.
CLOTHIkG-Highest prices paid for mems
used clothing Bermsn's. 1922 7th st NV
Phone Metropolitan 3767 Open evenings.
FURNITURE-Highest prices paid for fur
niture of all kinds. Phone National 1866
any week day between am. and q pm.
FURNITURE-Want TO purchase some used
household GOODS to outfit large place; also
FURNITURE, rugs, household goods ETC.;
absolutely highest prices paid For best
results, call any time. Lincoln 54sS. 23'
FURNITURE - All kinds: highest cash
5.e prlees dont sed sell until You call nd North
rugs. paintings. siIverware. Highest cash
prices paid. Call Murray, Adams 5l33.
GGoLn6aBRINe YOUR OLD GoLD. sIL;
}}NSt1E{ }NG1 II xrARs ME at Fax a5s casa E A KAHN
HIGHEST PRICES paid for used furnaces.
sinks, etc. North 1921
HOUSEHOLD Office and ANTIQUE furniture
Night phone Columbia 1924 10.
MIMEOGRAPH wanted; will buy or rent:
5tate Sae ceSnditiog eI.r on. and price. Address Box
condition. ADDRESS BOX 6S-R, Star r ONCE
OFFICE FURNITURE-Cash register. iron
safe. store fixtures; stocks Of merchandise.
Spot cash Prompt attention. Dist s112
Phone Adams o4sI. - '''' A'
PIANO wanted; must be reasonable. good
condition: upright. Call after 4. Cleveland
PIPELEss FuRNAcE-state lowest cash
TABLES. booths, restaurant equipment.
Good quality only. Phone National 1920
TYPEWRITER-used and in good work
ing condition; state price. Address Box
BAR. Star office.
TYPEWRITER. for cash; state make and
price. Address Box 272-R, Star ONCE.
pSss Ssea pfs type seya No.
WANT cOAL--win exchange General Elec-
l4th st: NV. Phone District 1850. 19s
.r CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
,ewelry Full cash valve paid. selinger's
OLD GOLD, silver: platinum purchased for
s,nl. S1SSST1sEs 5sSS sf! Isl a e IsSs s D''0
GOLD-Bring your old gold. jewelry, silver.
Watches. diamonds. We pay top prices. cash.
SCH1LLERBROS. 1922 F NV.
Evening star., 1935-11-17
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

CANARIEs.. i pair. male and female;
So so; good singer. 23S 10th ST. Sc
PUPS. BOSTON TERRIER. pedigreed,
brindle and white. King strain. weeks:
reduced; $50. 1919 Kennedy. &c. 1914.
SCOTTISH TERRIER PUPPY; housebroken.
wonderful pet, 5000 Connecticut ave-
COCKER SPANIEL, black. weeks old;
male; beauty. Call North 3421.
RAT TERRIER male. months; beauti-
full black with white breast; loves children;
sell cheap for home. AIS 4th 81. ne
MEXICAN CHIHUAHUA. tiny. thorough.
bred; real pets for lady or children; ideal
Christmas gifts. Met. 2122. after II am.
FOX TERRIER PUPPIES. choice smooth;
select one today; deposit will hold until
Christmas. Pywell. Berwyn ASH.
TWO REGISTERED PEKINGEsE for sale;
male and female; good breeders; also fe-
male pup. can be registered. Call North
BOSTON TERRIERS 2; registered a. k. C.
Famous Rockefeller breed. North 63S5-J
1904 18th pl. ne.
RABBITS. genuine Angora Woolers; also
g few. hutches Lincoln 9S76-J. 223
COCKER sPANIEIs carefully bred.
healthy puppies for hunting. SHOW or COM
Christmas delivery. Craigholme Kennels.
7O11 Hampden lane. Bethesda. Md.
SCOTTIsH TERRIER black registered
young male; . first quality scotty In al
Tespects. Falls Church 4s2-W.
Evening star., 1935-11-17

PIANOS uprghts and players. to be sold
for storage charges on Thursday Novem
4"0 10Th st. NV. first floor. Eleven fine
Instruments to choose from. United States
Storage Co
Evening star., 1935-11-17

Three-piece living room suite upholstered
ior S45; covering and new inside material
included, made like new in finest tapestry
ana friezette Workmanship guaranteed.
La france Upholstery Co.. 25O9 14th st.
NV. Phone Columbia 1O172
Evening star., 1935-11-17

PIANO beautiful walnut upright; must be
seen to be appreciated. 1873 Kennedy
"
Evening star., 1935-11-17

P1ANOS--Several fine upright pianos left
with us for storage charees will sacrifice;
prices, SIS up. Union Storage and Trans
fer Co. $50 Goth 81 nv West 0NO4
Evening star., 1935-11-17

PIANOS FOR RENT, 81 per month and up;
largest selection in WASHINGTON to choose
from; rent paid applies to purchase price
II you decide to buy later. for special sale
values. see our ads uder the Musical In
struments' classification Phone National
10 kits $40 G ST
Evening star., 1935-11-17

PIANO. Knabe baby Grand practically
new. 616 Eye NV.
PIANO-For sale very good condition S25
ia Ascot pl ne. toh }rd and r. I. ave
Evening star., 1935-11-17

PIANO-Howard. product of Baldwin; up
right apartment size; almost new. Phone
(nllnnhia .iESl .
Evening star., 1935-11-17

DIAMOND R1NG-Brilliant 9s-kt diamond.
set in gentleman's yellow gold mounting
LEFT TO BE SOLD. $3.50
LADYS DINNER RING exquisitelv d.
signed, ; diamonds and 4 emeralds. 1S-kt
So 90.
DIAMOND RING-FTNE. perfect solitaire
wteieh'ng l carat. set in lady's modern
LEFT TO BE SOLD 1913
TRIBBY'S 615 18th ST NV
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
POULTRY AND EGGS

SMALL FLOCK White King pigeons-Ex-
cellent breeders. 2521 North 18th ST.
Clarendon Va. Phone Walnut 1906.
BECK's BLoOD-TESTED CHICKS - 81
and poults FREE CATALOGUE. Beck's
Hatchery Mount Airy Md
Evening star., 1935-11-17

1918 RIGGS PL. NV. of l6th-Laree
double room adjoining bath; southern ex-
poSure: employed couple or. single.
21l7 ONTARIO RID. nr. 18th and COL
Large 2nd-h. front room cars and meals
convenient: gentleman. Columbia knlS
Evening star., 1935-11-17

1929 LANIER PL. NW.-One double one
single: newly decorated: inner-spring mat
treSS. Phone Adams 2350-W
Evening star., 1935-11-17

2O30 G ST NV. the Commensurate and
double room. amc.; also basement apt;
nh
Evening star., 1935-11-17

POLO COAT dark brown all wool, Junior
miss size IA, $40: mans gray, overcoat.
size IS. S5 black velvet evening wrap
white fur collar and cuffs size l6 $40
4l1@ Military I'd. NV
Evening star., 1935-11-17

81 ST. SE.-Lisht Housekeeping room
tor rent; hot-water heat; excellent condi-
ton S14 mo- Lincoln 1457 ISs
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DOWNTOWN 1914 H St nw.-First floor,
trort; warm. quiet, modern and attrac-
tive; continuous hot water. phone
3633 JENIFER ST NW-Master bed
room. windows, private bath: garage:
use OF unlimited phone; ] - blocks of Of
Conn ave gentleman preferred
Evening star., 1935-11-17

NEAR 18th AND R-Attractive, VeII-fur.
nlshed room newly decorated southern
exposure, unlimited telephone continuous
not water. 1920 Riggs pl. NV
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WIREHAVEN KENNELS.

WIREHAVEN KENNELS
Puppies from shoV1~Inmns doss: Cocker
Shepherd 1898
ESKIMO SPITz PUPS 10 wks. old: extra
nice; only male and female left; thorough
bred. "1O4 E. Wilson blvd. Clarendon. Va
FOR SALE-Wre- haired terrier female.
pedlgreed: reasonable to right party. Call
Bradley 316 Sunday.
DOBERMAN PINSCHERS "A months,
Champion blood lines $40 up. Tommy-O
Farm: Telephone Rockville 110-W. LILO
SCOTCH TERRIER PUPPIES-1O weeks
old registered A. K. c.; bred from winning
stock. Georgia 1000. Branch l43. 1874
Dogvood ST. NV.
CHAMPIoN-BRED ScHNAUZER (stand-
ardl puppies, $50 UP. Phone Emerson 5347.
PUPPIES
Boston terrier, males or females, SO
and sl5: wire fox terriers reg, female.
Sl5; Eskimo Spitz. males So and SO: toy
SO. SO . L. L. Lohr. Lhq Vienna. Vso V miles 1s
from Chain Bridge.
ENGLISH SETTERS-Registered and ell
glble trained dogs and puppies, about
eigh, months two young bitches un-
Alexander Hall. Wingina, Va.
ENGLISH Settlers (registered) puppies
sired by International Champion Pennine
Patron. Some ready for the field. Z. B.
of Silver Spring cat Glenmont Heights.
Turn in al sign. Phone Kensington 245-W
COCKER SPANIELS (registered); blacks
and parti-colors. All choice specimens.
So and, So. E. B. McIntyre > miles
north of Silver Spring (at Glenmont
Heights. Turn In at sign. Phone Ken
sington 245-W.
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES by the best
setter stock obtainable. Sired by Potomac
Senator. SON of the Champion Sir Orkney
Racket. dam is Patrons Sallyann. daueh-
ter of the famous English and American
Field Trial and Bench Show Champion
Pennine Patron. There were eleven in
this litter, five are sold Blue and orange
beltons. Gregory B. Mason. 100 Lucas
lane. Bethesda, Md. Half mile out Old
Georgetown rd. from Bank of Bethesda.
Come out and see what well-formed pup
pies these are.
AIREDALE PUPPIES, sired by Champion
Warland Protector: typy: farm bred
Sergt. Mai. Proctor. Millers Md
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES. pediereed
registered stock: reasonable, to good home.
612O 32nd ST.. Chevy Chase, D. C.
KITTEN silver Angora year old, $40.
l32S North Carolina ave. ne. Phone
Lincoln 165s-W
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RADIO SERVICE for home ana car When
brought into US no charge is made for
inspection. Bring your radio troubles to
US and save. Drive in, centrally located
Harris Armature Co. 9th and NV
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10l6 18th ST. APT. Sl-Front room next
to bath; gentleman only. Phone Districs
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3lh bth ST, NE large, connecting
sleeping rooms. adjoining semi private
bath; cont. hot water; adults; $50 month.
DOWNTOWN. 1924 ST. NV. Apt =
FINE housekeeping room; unlimited phone;
reasonable
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1908 RIGGS PL NW-Furn apt. one
large room. equipped for Housekeeping;
m l. $50 90.
$50 EYE ST. NE.-One large front room
kitchen. nicely furnished. Ink; heat, gas
and elec.: reasonable
Evening star., 1935-11-17

VIOLIN OUTFIT new consists of bow.
violin. case and rosin: special S175O: 81
weekly. Kits 1870 G. ST
Evening star., 1935-11-17

9O4 E. CAPTTOL-Nice room 3 ". next
bath with shower; cont hot water; oil
heat; unlim. phone Apply today.
Evening star., 1935-11-17

| 1928 COLUMBIA RD.-Large 2nd-story
front room for men; also single room;
! warm, sunny.
Evening star., 1935-11-17

2OI End ST. NE. APT 23-Furnished
room near the Congressional Library.
N.W.-Master room. private bath. beau.
tifully furnished; bus; garage; reference re.
quired Address Box 42O-R. Star once.
I4I2 CHAPLIN ST. NV APT 2S-Laree,
comfortable DOM. Semi-private BATH rea.
Evening star., 1935-11-17

31O3 18th ST. NE-Spacious front room,
overlooking Franciscan Monastery grounds;
next bath with cont. hot water: SIS.
Evening star., 1935-11-17

PRINTING PRESSES-one cylinder. o5x
% one l2x1s c. P. one 7x1l poerl.
Evening star., 1935-11-17

OVERCOAT. dark blue, heavy; tuxedo;
both equal to new: size 3S-4O; Fashion.
Shop clothes. 125" 9th st. NV. Nat.
Evening star., 1935-11-17

OvERCOATS blue. size IS: tan. 40; lady's
piece 1871 Decatur St NV Georgia 562S