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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-03-22

Mumps usually occurs between
the ages of five and fifteen. The
glands at the angle of the jaw,
the parotids, are the most fire.
quently involved. However, the
disease may affect only the glands
under the jaw or those under the
tongue. AS a complication, the
testicles in the male may be in
volved.
Mumps is classed as an acute
infectious disease because it is
transmissible and usually occurs in
epidemics. The germ that is re-
sponsible for the disease has never
been isolated. However, it has been
shown that there is one, even
though it cannot be seen under
the microscope. 1t is present in
the secretions of the mouth,
throat, and likely the nose. The
chief method of conveyance of this
disease is by direct contact. Like
wise, anyone who comes in contact
with articles soiled by the patient
may carelessly carry the disease
to himself or to others. Bed cloth
ing, towels, handkerchiefs, etc.,
soiled by a patient having mumps
may retain the germs for from 10
to 20 days, and thus offer oppor-
tunities for transmitting the dis
ease to others.
The disease itself begins from
two to three weeks after the first
contact. The glandular swelling
usually reaches it's height in about
three or four days, lasting alto
gether about five to ten days. Both
sides may be involved simultane-
ously, or, as one improves, the
other may be involved. The fever
and prostration is similar in its
variability to other infectious dis
eases. Similarly, the complica-
tons, such as pneumonia and otitis
media, and others, are much like
those of any infectious disease. A
frequent complication, spoken of at
the beginning of this article, is the
orchitis which, if bilateral, will
cause sterility.
There is no specific treatment.
The general rules of all infectious
diseases are applicable-rest, diet,
symptomatic relief, and prevention
of complications.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-03-22
Brain and Skin Shrinkase

AS early as the thirty-fifth year
the brain starts shrinking. The
endocrine activities all start to SUBJ
side, gently as a rule, sometimes
around forty-five. The end Of the
upgrade is reached by the ear soon
after the thirtieth year; its keen
ness wanes measurably thereafter
and tends to decline progressively
but slowly. AS the skin dries and
toughens it loses It's fine receptiv-
ity, too; and, as you know, the
normal skin starts to become mere
hide in the early forties.-Golden
Book Magazine.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-03-22
sorrow;

sorrow;
But know / not it now
For / have gained forgiveness for
my soul
Which deep in sin was stepped.
With clearer vision now I scan
the world
And view with ightened eyes my
past abode,
And weep, to think of all I've
missed
Through ignorance of Gods
Divine Power.
Ruth June Pittman.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-03-22
MEDITATION

Consistent is my soul of these three
things:
COntentment, Gods peace, and
eternal light.
/ strive not for the unattainabIe
For these are Gods
And i am merely one of His
creations.
Content am / to resign myself
to tasks
Which He, with sacred hands
Has placed upon this earth to be
accomplished.
Like all the flesh upon the earth
I've known regret and sin and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-03-22

The Whole Towns Waiting for
Wayman's Style Show at Wheatley
House, April 2.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-03-22
Weekly Bible Gem

Behold how good and how brethren
gether in unty."-PsaIms 1891
Evening star., 1935-12-09
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

~ EFORE the holiday season is
- over, make up your mind to
become well acquainted with h
- your Christmas tree, and if
possible, those your friends have
chosen. When you again meet some
member of the family, growing up
in the woods to gladden. some human
brother, perhaps next Christmas, you
can say hello" and really mean it.
For years your tree has been grow
ing up for just this occasion, that
of being in your home for few
weeks. The seed children were eagerly
sought by some of the woodland folks,
and those that escaped are growing
up close to the spot from which your
tree was cut down.
One whiff of this tree will bring to
mind the happy days of your camp
ing experience, the early morning sun
that awakened you, and the swift
trip to the lake for morning dip.
Perhaps you have had the experience
of sleeping on the frs fragrant
boughs, or a pillow made of the spicy
needles. IS
Some folks confuse the balsams with
the Douglas frs OF, course, you will
not, because you know from observa-
tion that the balsams have soft, nat
needles, that are not very wide and
where the leaf dropped out there is
q round leaf-scar on the branch, q
true FIR habit.
There will be over $4,000, 900
Christmas trees used this year. How
many will be planted to replace them?
The wind and squirrels do their best,
but think Of what it would mean to
be unable to have these and other
lovely evergreens for Christmas? Trees
from 5 to 20 years and over are cut
down. Many never have the chance
to enter the home of their human
brother. Something will have to be
done about it. Why not start club
among your buddies to plant some
seeds for the confer mothers?
Remember that the Oldest living
thing is tree; that besides being an
addition to the landscape, it shelters
and feeds the birds, as they go back
end forth on their Journeys. and also
gives refreshment to the nlyriads OF
cruising insects.
Xhe baIsan Is father-rnothsr tree,
Evening star., 1935-12-09

1.-THE Show OF" will be the Radio
Theater presentation on WJSV at 8.
Joe E. Brown, screen comedian, will
have the leading role.
Howard Price, tenor, and the Ro-
many Singers will be heard with
Harry Horlick's Gypsies on WRC at 9.
Price will sing as his featured number
of Government radio activities for the
year. A number of Government off,
cials will take part.
Allan Kearns, musical comedy star,
and Tess Gardell will be the guest
singers on the Hammerstein Music
Evening star., 1935-12-09

Nelson Eddy, baritone, and Margaret
Speaks, soprano, will present the
Voice" program on WRC at $50.
Eddy will sing Song of the Noun
ties" from Rose Marie; Shade OF
the Sheltering Palm" from Flora
dora" and Vision Fugitive" from
"Herodiade." Miss Speaks contribu-
tions will be Chinese Lullaby and
steel Away"
A musical tour through Europe and
the mysterious East will be the key
note of the IronmaSter Band concert
on WMAL at 1890.
Evening star., 1935-12-09

N Al. GEORGE l.. bEHHI, 1,
mn Federal co-ordinator for in
N dustrial cooperation, will be
4 4 heard during the National
Radio Forum tonight over WRC and
q coast to coast network Of other Ma
tional Broadcasting Co. stations. In
dustry's Problems Today and Tomor-
row" is his topic.
The forum, arranged by The Wash
ington Star, will be broadcast from
1890 to II O'Clock.
The address will follow the opening
of a conference which Maj. Berry
called to consider industry's future
relations with Washington.
Mai. Berry's career has been one OF
widely varied experiences. Born IN
Tennessee, he moved to the West
Coast, where he secured employment
as a printer. At 81 he was elected
president of the International Print
ing Pressmen's Union, an ONCE ne
still holds.
He served during the World War as
o major with the railroad construction
engineers. In 1918 President Wilson
trial Commission to coordinate the
Allies war industries.
Mai. Berry now owns and operates
one of the largest label printing plants
in the country. He is likewise a
farmer, with extensive holdings in
Eastern Tennessee. He is founder
member of the American Legion.
r * Y
TED HUSING, Columbia's ace
- sports announcer, has selected his
all-radio foot ball team of 1854
team composed of gridiron stars who
thrilled the American radio audience.
incidentally. Husing selected sec
ond team which, he said, is very
close runner-up. The first team is
composed of the following:
Hayes, Kansas; Smith, Minnesota;
Glassford, Pittsburgh; Jones, Ohio
State; Franco, Fordham; Widseth,
Minnesota; Rees, Ohio State; Sand
bach, Princeton; Simmons, Iowa;
Shakespeare. Notre Dame, and Beise,
MINI.
X X
VXTHEN the new Philippine Clipper
/" takes off from San Francisco
tomorrow on her maiden flight to
Manila. William Burke Miller, N. B. C.
program executive, will be aboard to
broadcast periodically the highlightS
OF the trip.
After describing the start of the
flight Miller will attempt to establish
communication with the mainland
every four hours while the Clipper is
in the air. In addition he will de-
scribe the landing and take-off at
each of the ports Of caI-Hawaii,
Midway Island, Wake, Guam and
Manila.
TINE will be turned back 1000
- years and the Star of Bethlehem
will be reproduced in a broadcast
from the Hayden Planetarium of the
American Museum of Natural History
Christmas eve. Stanley High. N. B. C..
commentator. will describe the spec
tacle.
y X X
THE Washington Section of the In
Stitute Of Radio Engineers will
elect officers for 1886 at meeting
tonight at 8 o'clock in the auditorium
of the Potomac Electric Power Co.
Building at. Tenth and E streets.
Afterward. there will be symposium
''You Are Free, from Apple Blossom"
Evening star., 1935-12-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
(ContinuedO

tCOnunuedD
eSs,ISc SSrTIcE ,Tg EuENITuEE nsS used; dssha
Co new location, 500 z NV, Natl $3.50.
oFE1cE FURNITURE-A large assortmena
g soni Ssed e pieces at low prices. a. Baum a
PIANoS-Uprights; Shoninger. $40; Hugo
Woreh. $40; Marshall & Wendall. and Kim.
pali' apartment size, practically new, $40
an $50; all instruments in splendid con-
sold Tor storase paaoss GnesG stssss
RR43 RdAsn2 KRsOs F. s:R 6E pc BABY k:E FEPs
age Room, SIG Eye st. NV. 9s
PIANOS FOR RENTS per month and
up largest selection in Washington 70
choose from. Rent paid applies TO purs
For special sale values see our ads under
tne Mystical Instruments" classtncations
REAL, MASON & HAMLIN GRAND. artists,
and leave bid with Sandy" or Jackson for
EFSE1UcINGI NE MAcaINE ;i o3ray6sI, I5 s15i
ter coat fur collar size Is, So. Phone
REFRIGERAToRs electric:. warehouse sale
slishtly shopyorn late models REDUCED 25Ts
TrensfeL 4 stoIsss Co. 1913 You st. NV.
RUGS. imported. in Chinese, Persian and
5o sais sss sea- scStt.Ss sa' % up
i4th M s arRSSSs RSSSe Hdams & si4s ases Sesk from
RUds-openinE sale Of imported rugs: We
nese patterns in all sizes. We absolutely
VII vi, n9t 9,b b: undsrsOle Ba5Eaip Rug Msrt
RU0s Oriental and Chinese; openlnE sale.
1904 18th 81. NV.
SEAL COAT. sell cheap call west 1850.
Apt. 1001, Saturday or sunday.
SEWING MACHINES-Singer, electric con-
Singer, treadle, round bohbin, SIS. 1887
Conn. ave.
SEWING MACHINEs-Clearance sale al
msehnes M. Bss gey Tsdgcse s9S s5S e sS
drophead SIS. 927 ? st. NV.
STUDIO COUCH. door, lamp. chest OF
d[swers, Or, T6, fiber rug. Phone West o1so.
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. dE.
1883. 5716 10th NV. Underwoods. 50 mo-;
mos. in adv. Sc Nc deliveries. soc dep.
and smiths t9q Tsas eHs BSfsalns eGFSP
5 snss aRf sSS caP0ss T
1913 18th St NV Phone National 04l1.
TYPEWRITERs-Port 81 per week
buys a hrand-new Royal with touch con-
underwood corono, Royal Remington: We
have typewrlters Of every. description; your
old machine taken IN trade. Phone Metro
politan 9674 District Typewriter Exs
change. us H st. NV. 14s
TYPEWRrTERS-Sale Underwoods. S23 so
up: Remingtons. S16.50 Corona portables.
$3.50 Many other bargains. United"
Sl3 14th St Phone National 6063.
VACUUM CLEANERS. factory rebuilt, Ike
new: guar. ] year. Eureka, 50. .75; Airway
OF Electrolux, S14.75, with attachments;
Hoover S19.95. worth $50 each. Phone
Decatur 5564 for delivery and demonstras
tion until 10 pm. No obligation to buy.
Just call Dec. 1854. leave your. name and
address. Reliable Motors. 1898 14th NV. II.
VICTRoLA and records. in perfect condi-
ton, for sale cheap; cost $500. Phone
Columbia 71O6-J.
WASHERS AND IRoNERs-Inventory
clearance, all makes. very low prices Proc.
ter & Ridgely. 1924 14th st. Col 10000.
WOOD-Highest grade seasoned split oak;
fireplace furnace: free kindling: cellar
delivery; $3.50 "a cord. Berwyn 1871.
WOOD for fireplace or stove 81 per cord
and up; one Of Washington's largest wood
dealers. F. w. Clark. Walnut s4s7. l6s
USED BRICK.
Immediate delivery: 100000 on hand:
also lumber and heavy Georgta timber
State Contracting Co.. Laurel 324.
Evening star., 1935-12-09
Natures Children
Balsam Fir (Abies Balsamea).

having both types of flowers on her
branches. 1t is not unusual to see
one that is so feet high, with pyr-
amidal lines and slender branches,
bearing two-ranked, blunt, green leaves.
They have a lovely, dark, glossy coat,
with a lighter lining, and in spite Of
the fact that the tree is shedding some
of her garments daily, her needles
Evening star., 1935-12-09
MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES.

Hall program on wRC at 8. Kesrns
will sing several songs from Broadway
hits in which he appeared.
Evening star., 1935-12-09

stay on or 10 years before they finally
drop to the ground.
Each year a handsome, erect cone
of purple color is developed. The close
overlapping scales drop of when the
resinous seeds are ripe.
Look on the trunk for the little
resin pockets or blisters. This is
known as Canada balsam and Is
valuable for mounting tiny objects.
(Copyright. 1o35.)
Evening star., 1935-12-09
SENTENCE OF 8 WORDS
TESTS DRINKING DRIVERS

Suspected Motorists Must Say
"Susie and Sallie Sampson Sat
in the Soup" to Go Free.
PHILADELPHIA R.-Those who
everve sedans through this city's
streets should watch their sobriety.
One sentence, says DR.. Hubley r.
Owens, chief surgeon of the Depart
ment of Public Safety will save citi-
zens stopped for driving while intoxi-
Gated.
If you can say "Susie and Sallie
Sampson sat in the SOUP" you're So
ber, the doctor asserts.
Evening star., 1935-12-09
INSTRUCTION COURSES

RELIABLE MEN NEEDED
For young and rapidly growing industry.
offering attractive opportunities: men Sc
lected must have good character, fair
education. be mechanically inclined and
willing TO train in spare time to qualify.
Write fully, giving age, experience. pres
ent occupation, phone. Utilities Eng. Inst.
Address BOX 224-T. Star once. 90
SWITCHBOARD P. B. XD training, plus
actual experience on busy board; also
touch typing, f1ling; many opportunities;
short course. Inquire PERSONNEL SERV-
ICE, INC. 1911 g. National 2114.
LEARN practical health philosophy when
medicine has failed. Booklet, 81, J. Nd.
Cain. 2014 r st. NV. TO-
BE A SECRETARY or JR ACCOUNTANT
Earn more. have more-opportunities are
is in a BOYD CoURSE-UNUsUAL AD-
VANTAGES. Register today for the next
class. BOYDS, 1888 st. National 1898.
CARD PUNCH operation instruction given
on leading types of International machines
such as the veriher. alphabetic-duplicatin
punch and aSsorter. Easy to learn. widely
used in Government departments. Rates
reasonable. Glasses now forming. Call for
O''''''''- 9 sTTTRAYER COLLEGE.
Homer Building. National 1748.
TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD Up. B. XD
training course, only SO; prepares for
pleasant. dignifed positions. Apply 226
Rond bldg IL"
Evening star., 1935-12-09
sITUATIoNs-DoMEsTIC.


cOLORED GIRL, reliable, wants after
moons work. Prefer working couple or
bachelor apt. References. Phone North
CURTAINS STRETCHED. 4Oc per pair
35c per panel; called for and delivered
anywhere. Phone Atlantic 3611-J. 9s
CURTAINS stretched. 4oc pair; work
called for and delivered. Phone Lincoln
5136.
GIRL, colored, reliable, wants Job. general
housework. Phone North 1898.
GIRL. colored. wishes general housework.
part time or nursing; reference. Call Dis
trict 3S91.
LAUNDRY to take home; good at mems
shirts; days work. Call North 5355.
WAITRESS chambermaid white. refined.
experienced; references; good pay; small
family. Phone Emerson 2S47 after m.
WHITE WOMAN. reliable. general work in
small family: good cook: stay nights; refs.
Address Box 427-T. Star once. 81
WOMAN. colored. wishes general house
work, laundering, days work; reference.
Phone District 519S.
Evening star., 1935-12-09
Jolly Polly
A Little Chat on English.
BY JOS. ]. FRISCH.

M. T.-"Other peoples opportuni-
ties" is the correct form, not "other
peoples opportunities" When
plural noun does not end in IS" the
possessive is formed by adding s, thus:
Mems hats" "women's shoes" two
Sleeps WOOL" etc. II the plural noun
ends in "s," merely an apostrophe is
added to make it possessive, thus:
Boys Shirts" horses hoofs." etc.s
Evening star., 1935-12-09
PERSONAL.

SUN TAN ELEC. BATHS. sTIMULAToR
machines dandruff. Men only. 1400 18th
St. ent 1901 o NV. North 1856. 10 TO 8. IL
AUTO DRIVING MADE EASY, CONFI-
dence restored; your motoring made pleas
urably safe. "Old Reliable" Foster Hart
we'll Metropolitan 1909. IL
WANTED-ROOM AND BOARD FOR M
FAINT baby in refined home; state particp..
PHYsIOTHERAPY., TREATMENTS FOR
colds. neuritis. asthma and sinus; vltonet
and vspor cab baths. Pot 4721.
COI,ONIC IRRIGATIONs, PHYSIOTHER-
apy; graduate nurse; open sundays. your
residence or mine. Call District 1870. To-
USE PRACTICAL HEALTH PHILOSOPHY
when medicine has failed. Booklet. 81.
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method: results enective Tor uIe.
time or money back Write tor booklet:
WxRcR RS eTgR' IsS5 e Columbia rd Ads3s Ssss
RUPTURE REPAIRED WHILE YOU WORK.
Examination by appointment tho chargel.
TAKOMA CLINIC. Phone Georgia 6S26.
FIVE YOUNG MEN OPERATING ESTAB-
liShed home on non-proft basis. desire an
other; reasonable; all privileges. Phone
Adams 7499. 81
BEAUTIFUL BURIAL PLOT IN. CEDAR
Hill Cemetery. Part cash. balance to
suit purchaser. Address Box 432-T. Star
once.
Evening star., 1935-12-09
Used BRICK

Immediate delivery; 1.5oo,ooo on hand;
also lumber and heavy Georgia timber.
State Contracting Co. Laurel 324
Evening star., 1935-12-09
How It Started
oI JEAN NEW 4OINs
"By MY Halidum !"

"RY MY halidum ! was fast asleepl"
The quotation from Shakespeare
Is q typical use Of this archaic oath,
which is still, however, encountered
from time to time.
"Halidum" means holiness, sanctity.
It is rarely used except in the phrase
"by my halidum," and then only, as
has been stated, almost exclusively In
connection with swearing.
We have the word from the Anglo
Saxon "haligdom" (holiness), cognate
with the German ''heiligtum," having
the identical significance.
Evening star., 1935-12-09
SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

SIIUhIIONo-WO
ACCT. expert books opened closed. kept.
audited. statements. $40 mo. UP; city
references; estimate free. kdams 9796. 1S'
GIf9I- colored as waitress, maid in store,
hotel or doctors ONCE or elevator operator.
Phone Decatur 1860. %
WIDOW as manager apt house or high
ing selling Address Box 24S-T, Star ONCE
WIDOW. (Christian). capable and de-
pendable. desires position as companion or
governess; unencumbered. Cleveland 0059.
YOUNG WOMAN. refned, desires position
as housekeeper for employed couple; no
laundry. Phone Greenwood 1901 between
z and pm. g.
Evening star., 1935-12-09
HELP--WOMEN.
(COntinued.)

PRACTICAL NURSE and houseworker, to
live in; state age. qualification and salary
expected. Address Box 106-V. Star once.
SALESIADY for beauty parlors, to sell
direct for manufacturer. State age. address.
phone number and experience. Good oppor-
turity for right party. Address Box 65-Vi
Star office
Evening star., 1935-12-09
HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS & SERVICE
(Continued.)

PAPERINd AVERAGE ROOM. IS; large Sc
lection. For free estimate, call Shepherd
1913. SOL Poplar ave-. Takoma Park.
Painting.
Al ressnnshle nrices All work rtaran-
teed. NJ. N. schif. 100 Webster st. Phone
Adams 3196-W.
PAPERING-PAINTING- me save you
money IDEAL with mechanic directl; quality
assured. Call Metz any time. Col. 0396.
Paperhanging SaAs' SsIs 18th + EYSAs. T, AN.
Decatur 2239 Formerly Of 111o ST. ne.
PAPERHANGING.
Rooms-S5 Up.
A. T. GEORGE. Phone Georsia 946s.
PIANO TUNING, $500.
Work guaranteed. estimate free. Chas. Il.
Evening star., 1935-12-09
HELP-DOMESTIC.

WOMEN to take orders for coal; pleasant,
profltab Bile employment. Yale Lumber Coal
Co.. 900 New York ave. 8"
Evening star., 1935-12-09
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

RUPHERS' EXCHANGE - Houseworkers.
cooks. maids mothers helpers. laundresses.
houSeinen; ref. Dec. 1851. 1887 11th NV.
de30'
CALL DOMESTIC for help. Decatur 2419.
1925 9Th st. Men, women, any capacity;
quick service.
RELIABLE AGENCY. Decatur 1861. 14O2
11th. has cooks. mattresses. maids, g. h. W.
mothers helpers. day workers. couples. 1O'
Evening star., 1935-12-09
SITUATIONS-MEN.

LAUNDRESs. refined, white. for instity
tion; aIl-electric machinery; $50 mont
and keep. Address Box 4S6-T. Star offlci
Evening star., 1935-12-09


BOY, colored, wants job. busboy elevator
operator or bellhop. Hours. 5 to II p.m.
Phone Atlantic 2457-W after $50 pm.
BUTLER, valet. houseman. white. first
class; best references. Call Lincoln 603b,
9 am. until 2 pm.
CHAUFFEUR-Respons party leaving
city seeks to place colored chauffeur. Call
North 41S1. Branch 107, between and /
o'clock and 9 and 80 O'Clock.
MEDICAL STUDENT. 3 years lavatory.
pharmacy experience. honest. reliable work
er. desires part or full-time work Of any
kinl; wages nominal; references. Address
707 H st. NV, Apt. 2. District 5248. IL
YOUNG MAN, %. experience in selling.
desires work Of any kind; drivers permit;
good reference. Phone Adams 2446. 81
SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN.
COOK. coiored. exp; good ref; employed
husband do odd jobs: wish to live In.
Call Monday. Catherine, Decatur 4233.
Evening star., 1935-12-09

WASHERS AND TRoNERs-
clearance, all makes very low prices. Proc.
ter & Ridgely. 1924 14th st. Col. 10000.
grade seasoned split oak;
fireplace furnace: free kindling: cellar
delivery; $3.50 u cord. Berwyn 1871.
WOOD for fireplace or stove. 81 per cord
and up; one Of Washingtons largest wood
dealers. F. w Clark Walnut S4S7. 16s
Evening star., 1935-12-09

GRANDS AND UPRIGHTS in all sizes ana
varied woods and shades are displayed N
standard makes at prices that will inter-
est prospective buyers; uprights from 500
up grands as low as 5000: sole agents Tor
Hardnan and Harrington pianos; for hf~
teen years 1q11-1926. the Hardman has
been the oficial piano Of the Metropolitan
Opera House; RrandS and uprightS for rent.
Y,,SN TIToScb lin n N "
Evening star., 1935-12-09

AGENTsW OPERATORS! JoBBERsl-
Bigger selections at unheard prices! A
complete line of mdse. that resells profit
ably Notions. razor blades, cosmetics,
Freeze Zema and over 1000 other fast
selling articles. Naiman Sales Co.. S07
Mt. Vernon pl NV. 10"
Evening star., 1935-12-09

COHI-Pennsylvania anthracite coal. white
ash long tons; stove. egg. chestnut, S11;
pea, $3.50. 421 Delafield pl. NV. Pnone
WOOD. seasoned oak. sawed any length
and delivered; SO per cord. l.. 4.
Bounds phone Laurel 47-F-11.
WOOD-Genuine hardwood; twist oak
and hickory. Sl1 cord. Phone srsoieS
Evening star., 1935-12-09
COAL WOOD. FUEL OH.

For special occasions. at reasonable rates.
Smiths Transfer & STORAGE Co.. 1913 xou
Sc. NV. Phone North 3343.
Evening star., 1935-12-09

PIANOS smallest size, ma
hogany apartment uprights only S145 with
benches These pianos are the latest ana
most popular models and Just the rignt
size for small apartments or studios. Fully
guaranteed Pay S5 down. 81 weekly.
Kitf,s. 1870 @ ST (near 1Ath ST..
Evening star., 1935-12-09

| machines greatly reduced Portable elee.,
| like new $40; console cleo. S25 and S36i
drophead Sl5 927 2 st. NV
Evening star., 1935-12-09
PIANOS FOR RENT

IANO steinway, small modern upright.
lahogany; sood condition; s3erifce n. tor
Evening star., 1935-12-09
BERRY SPEAKER
IN forum TONIGHT
Industry's Problems Will Be
Topic of Federal Co.
ordinator.
0rdinat0r.

Al. GEORGE L. BERRY,
mn Federal co-ordinator for in
N dustrial cooperation, will be
4 ' L heard during the National
Evening star., 1935-12-09
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTs-RADIO.

PIANO-Smallest size William and Mary
period style baby grand. S170; 9 late
model piano and in splendid condition;
ideal for small homes or apartments. Pay
SIS down. 1.50 weekly. kits, 1880 O st.
(near 14th st)
The Washington times., 1935-10-12

Pontiac 1888 Sedan-An ex- GAO
ceptionally good looking car; OtfO
low mileage; trade and easy terms.
n. Z. BRANCH, L. p. STEUART
14I 12th st. n. Il. AT. $500