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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-26
CHAPTER xXIII

old Bertha stood in the kitchen with John McNeill's letter in her hands, staring at 1t. She said, "Go- ing away, Is he?"
 Without compunction she drew the folded paper from the unsealed envelope and applied herself to reading 1t. The kitchen was light and the writing on the paper was large. She made 1t out. They were going to F'lorence's because Flor ence'S husband and two of her children had been hurt in an &C., cident.
 "Wait for mel" she read the last sentence aloud. Your John." So they talked to each other that way, did they? Like sweethearts! Ber- tha muttered, T don't want her to wait for him. I want her to go.",
 She struck match and burned the letter in the oven of the stove. That done, she resumed her activ- ities serenely. She was making rolls.
 After dinner Ruth went out into the tangled garden. The day had been mild for late October, dry and still and hay. These qualities lin- gered on into the evening. A moon was coming up. She wrapped her coat about her and sat down on one of the pillows she had brought out with her. She leaned against the tree trunk, but she did not use the other pillow. She left 1t lying beside her.
 At first 1t was sort of happi- ness just to be waiting. She could imagine how it would be when she heard John McNeill coming to her. First the door would bang; then sae'd hear him coming down the porch steps and striding across the lawn to her. Tonight shed let him put his arm around her .. and before he left shed let him kiss her goodnight. 1t would be their goodby, only he would not know that. Tomorrow morning she was going away. She must go becouse it was almost time for the other girl to come. No more faint-heart- ed lingering after tonight! She would leave about 10 o'clock. At lV ClOCk Ol u S"O ''~" heard, the world is busiest. Penny would be busy at the back or the house. Mrs. McNeill would be at her housekeeping. John at the fac tory. But first there would be tonight and John beside her.
 
 Or would there be? When the clock on the courthouse boomed eight times Ruth left the garden and went indoors through one of the library windows. She was pug zled. Last night when he had brought her home from his house he had said to her, Would ' o'clock be too soon to start the evening tomorrow"
 She had said, "Seven's one of the best numbers on the clock. If it's clear I'll be in the garden. If 1t rains I'll be in the big room Cher
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knew, would soon be too busy with junior basketball to bother with Midge.
 These problems are delicate ones. But I believe that mother wisest who emphasizes the hearty "friends ship" angle of these early "cases." TO over-accent the matter may des troy rather fine illusion. I admire that growing boy of fourteen or sixteen enormously. It seems . shame to look on him as some queer animal whose company is undesirable.
 Copyright, 1895, NEA servics
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The mothers of Sally and Midge were wiser. They saw the inevit- able signs and did not misread young swains-in-tow friends of family in q natural way. Mrs. White and Chicks mother went to the club with their children. They saw to 1t that there was a crowd of other children the same age as their own at the dance. It was all give and take and good fun. Midge's mother had boy-and- girl parties for her daughter, and she encouraged the girl to have many girl friends. Chick, she
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PROGRESS OF EDUCATION

Seattle -(UP)-Men and wo- men attending the annual Univer- sity of Washington sports prome- made were furnished free cigarets, in addition to other refreshments.
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The stereotyped 'autointoxication' obsession called "autoxicois" by some of the trick doctors--is rapid ly failing from the speech and writ ing of physicians of education. This morbid idea is exploited by nostrum mongers and quaoks, because the physiologically uninformed laity is always susceptible to the suggestion of poisoning of the system" by imaginary "uneliminated waste matter. However, there is no foundation for it in physiology, and no corroboration for 1t in patholo- gy. In treatment the autointaxi- cation idea is dragged into the pie ture chiefly to sell the misinformed customer something and it does sell everything from pills to queer diets and visits to spas. Next to the "tonic" racket still feel rosy under the ears when 1 think of the barrels of tonics 1 have dispensed and prcscribed-the plausible guess that the trouble IS due to some vague poisoning of the system" and hence requires treatment to correct such hypothetical "toxi- mia" or to eliminate" the poison is the easiest thing quack can do.
 The expectant mother generally has some trouble from nausea and even occasional vomiting in the
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MUSHROOM CHAMP

Warsaw, Ind.-(UP)-Miss Lous ise Brown, Clay township, claims the 1895 mushroom championship to date, with the finding of one specimen measuring ten inches in length and weighing three pounds.
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PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE
BY WILLIAM BRADY, M. D

health hygiene to
  should he brief and writer of
 
  Vest DemOc
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RENTAL UNITING
Barbara Holmes

fort Of the apartment. Added
to the pleasure of living in this
apartment, is, out of your win
dow you can see the exquisite
Handicapped gardens and grounds.
Rental is most modern.
DOWNTOWN EFFICIENCY
APARTMENTS
You will be surprised wher
you see the new one-room, kitch-
en- and bath units in a down
town Sixteenth Street building.
The resident manager had been
telling me about them, but l
really was amazed at the value
offered. Some of them have
those new electrical club units,
where the bachelor maid or
man could prepare breakfast
and dinner without the slight
est effort. The bath rooms are
large and contain the tub
shower combination. Rentals
are $62.5O including electricity
DOWNTOWN
Before making your final liv
ing arrangements for the win
ter, I suggest your inspection
of a well-furnished house that
is operated on the order of a
French pension. You will like
the unusual atmosphere and
the perfect service; and you
will also like the cultured sur
roundings. The house is in a
restricted downtown section and
offers a great deal in the way
of real living. The rooms are a
splendid size and the meals
specially supervised. Rates are
modern in comparison with
value offered. Take my ad-
vice, investigate at once.
ALLEN PLACE N. w.
An answer to long-felt want
is capably taken care of here.
The owner of the house has
decided to turn her first floor
into an apartment. 1t will con-
sist of a living room with fire
place, a bedroom, up-to-date
bath, dinette and kitchen. There
will also be porch and yard.
This rents for $62.50, including
light and gas. This house also
can be rented in it's entirety for
around Sis. It consists of
four bedrooms, two baths, three
porches and built-in garage. 1t
will be redecorated throughout.
Take your choice, which will it
be?
II interested in any OF the
GboUe places, fill out the coupon
belotD and I tDill be glad to give
you the desired information.
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Funeral Directors
Furniture 6 UphoIstering

FURNITURE
Albert lnSraham Credit Furniture 1 209O
Thompson eros 1920 Good Hope I'd % ~ 0S56
Thomas G0nsaeS Antiques 1921 Is NO 0o27.J
SLIP COVERS
James Paris 62S N Ct nv W.............P0 42s5-W
UPHoLsTERING AND SLIPc0VERS
Bethesda ReflRlshlhg Shop, Bs23 Wis AZ WI asa
ThOS King 92l ThAyer ~ su spG Nd. .SH 1884
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Decorating-Paintine-
Papering

F. K. Armstrong Expert work GA Eye ct %
Nathan n. Barton 9O9 25th NV
n. Berenter 3714 14th NV ..............A .AO 1855
Leon BFSeOe Work guaranteed $40 2nd 90 apt
Caesar Short PIasterln0 632 Mass ~ NV DI 609I
l. n. DunmOre 929 3rd Sc ....... &. .. II $3.50
3 B. Garfield Work guaranteed 913 Green ct lw
Hooper & KIesner 929 II ct NV MA 4736
7. R. Hurd Rms papered IS up 345 B NV ME 1858
William Johnson Guar. work 637 St 50
BENJAMIN Lewis Work guaranteed 800 D st w
r A Lewis 1922 lst nv gen repairs ME 8538
r. A, Lewis 923 25th st NV ,,..,WE O645
l. c. Miles 1880 K ct NV W,,.,,WE 2565
z, Mitchell 2223 L st NV ........WE 2076
A. OuterbFidqe Painting Of all kinds 1852 4th sw
RaWJInos DECORATING Co 500 L at SO ,AT 1927
{. N. Sanders ll55 goth NV .,......DI 0594
Paul Serene 1243 Penn ct ne At II73
Eugene Smith Rms papered $3.50 up III G st sw
N Smith 1724 Webster NV w.......... A0 7l0S
3. e. SmithSOn 464 H st sw........:0l o. 9652
c. Thompson 922 Hughes ct NV ..... WE l925.M
B. K. Underdue & Son 2510 Sheridan I'd 50 At SOOS
SI0N PAINTING
c. A. HamsF 2O6 st sw .............ME $500
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BACHELOR SUITES

Since the beginning of time
men have always looked for
comfort in their quest of living,
and these suites I visited yes
terday afternoon have comfort,
convenience and Inability all
combined. Everything about
these units should appeal to
men, for instance, there is a
private entrance, making it un-
Necessary to enter through the
main section of the house.
One suite consists of a very
large and attractively furnished
sitting room, a bedroom and
private bath; the other consists
of two bedrooms, living rooms
and private bath. All of this
is in a lovely furnished home
and it is rare I have an oppor'
tunity to present such an ap-
pealing place to live, at such
a reasonable rental.
1900 BLOCK
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
On New Hampshire Avenue
in an apartment house is an
apartment consisting of one
room and bath unfurnished.
Now you bachelor boys or girls,
who have your own furniture,
here's your chance to live CEN
trally and reasonably.
ACCOMMODATIONS WITH
MEALS FOR 8 BOYS
Doesn't this sound interest
ing? A huge room fixed up
and decorated as q ship state
room. This room has four
berths on two sides OF the
room and will accommodate
eight boys. This seems to me
to be a most jolly way for
friends to live together. Meals
will be served in connection
with this room. For boys going
to a downtown school, this To-
cation is perfect.
TILDEN GARDENS
One of the most picturesque
spots in Washington is this
group of buildings having apart
ments of every size and descrip-
ton. Beautiful, we'll cared for
lawns, flower beds and lovely
walks through the gardens are
available to the tenants and
their guests. Each building
has its own garage and janitor.
The apartment I visited yester-
day was very clever in it's ar
rangement and deserves many
complimentary remarks. A huge
fireplace in the living room
lends a great deal to the COM
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Beauty Salons

ArSs Beauty Shop 1905 IA Ct nv =. CO I0sS7
COSmstIqus Beauty Shop Sl5l Mt PIT uW CO 7Io1
00njHhSn Rssutv She's Doniphan bE Alex 4S2
FIorestelIs Beauty sailor sos ne ~ $3.50
eSbrIaI i019 Conn ay NV MA 7I70
GSrdIHa beauty shOppe lTlS n Can gt DE 2547
Nh 0iIVo r Johnson 2435 Nichols AZ % II 1858
0aIIVIO sisters 1920 Conn MA 696e
PARK Central Beauty Shop 1900 = nw me- $50
Rene NaIrdrsSSer 1919 Conn sV ...... De SSlS.I3
Ruth'S Beauty SaIen 2O54 E ct NV ......ME %2So
cOLORED
n Lee Beauty Salon 1911 Ut uw -. ME SA6o
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Cleaners & Dyers
lLaundrieS-VaIetS

Bernardo I.day ssrV, 2437 Nichols Az So IL s3G8
BoR.Ton Cleaners 1904 18th ne NO 5557
Community CIrS. TOnsorlal Shop 2420 Nicholas Az 50
Economy Laundry 1855 4th NV DE S667
FiSher's Cleaners -Dyers 2127 18th Dw. NO 976S
Maynard's 2724 Georgia ave NV AD 89o5
7. N. Smith One day service 234 z st Sw ME- 1870
RUG CLEANING
Capitol Carpet Cleaners 1881 Ward Of va 2sSS
luWin Rug Cleaning Co 1928 7tb nv NO $3.50
University Cleaners 1874: wis aV nw.....WE 1904
VALET SERVICE
Ambassador Shoe Repairing PAS 18th nv
BrigugIlo Shoe Repair 1928 Georgia ~ nv
Ooyle's Valet Shop 926 You ct
Fashion Valet s Coles prop. 401 Srd w ME- 1929
Green Front Valet SO5 4th o So .::...A @ 95S7
knicksrbocker Shoe Shop 1924 18th ct NV CO SIeI
l Maseetti EXP Shoe Rep 3O01 Ca N AO 76@9
New York Shoe Repair & RemodeIing 1888 18th NV
Shoes made longer. wider or narrower: work guar
Mikes Valet Service sO5 18th NV me 7240
Nick ErreO Shoe Repair 2335 Pa AZ o.
Niek's Quality Shoe Rep sOS Upshur nv AO o762
Peoples Shoe Repair exp workmanship 52O7 Ca AZ
Shoe Troube3 See Nick 1924 l2 ne DE le75.W
Silver Slipper Shoe Repair 1888 18th NV. MA 3572
Charles Young 1877 4th st SO .............LI S523
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Beverages 6 Liquors

a LIauer CO 1905 Columbia I'd aW AD $500
Eas HaVsraae C 1449 l9 NV AD &5SG
Embro0Is OeIIeatesSen II 4 Fla ~ OW NO 202e
cGSteI LIsuOr Store 1859 You ct NV NO 9GIs
GVmanIa IIquOP she's Sl25 Mt Pleasant CO 43Ss
'Saff0 LIauoF store 2Ol q NV " Dl I741
SIswSIsSS LIsusP 9torS i448 p st nw....N Nc SIOI
ShoJS iaIanS IIquor store ol4 B ~ 40 20 253S
SfSSImaH;S II0uoF Store 274O "a Nv CO 676i
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Suburban Houses for Sale

HILLWOOD
On the New Lee Boulevard
in Virginia
Paved streets-City water.
Observation-Disclosures
Hillwood Homes are open daily and
evenings for your inspection. TO reach
the property drive cut. out Lee esrraS HIshEay
fic light and left on the new Lee
Boulevard half mile to Hillwood. Or
left at Falls Church traffic light on
Broad Street to new IN homes m on rlgnt'
All brick waterproof walls. 6sx12b.
Living room with built-in fireplace
and built-in bookcases. Nicely de-
signed dining room. Electric health
bedrooms. tiled bathroom. Big attic.
Detached garage. $7.150.
j. F. CLARK. Owner and Builder.
A REAL BUY
HomeseekeT mesee WI. cOTner oTTsse lot. 7oxi5o Nice
size living room with fireplace. bed
rooms with a modernistic feature;
namely, built-in chest OF drawers.
Maids room Eith shoTeT al besTti
fui bathrooms finished with flagstone.
Recreation room with built-in fire
place and large bar. Oil burner
equipped. Detached garage. This sn home sTn
must be see9 zen to be TsPFPHfVEF sPPTffeV11EtfFd S9S0O'
Owner & Builder. Falls Church s34F14
ALL SToNE-AIR-C IR-CoNDITIoNED
This is only one of the many nice
features we have to offer. Living
room with built-in fireplace. bed
rooms with plenty of closet space.
Beautifully tiled bathroom. Spacious
kitchen with refrigeration. Recreation
All this on a plot Of 6Ox160 for
0ni' PxRRs SHi1SS' CONSTRUCTION co:
THIS BEAUTIFUL HOME
built on plot. 60x16S. is without a
question of doubt something you'll be
proud to call yqGr 34sr,se Gwn es0S s1ScGiqs si1s
dining room, sunny kitchen with G. E.
Refrigerator, 3 large sized bedrooms
with closet in every room. bathrooms
finished with flagstone effect. Large
attic. built-in garage. Oil burner
equipped. $3.50.
EARL w. LOHR. Owner and Builder.
THIS HERALD MODEL HOME
Furnished by Hutchison. Draperies
by Ligon.
New brick Colonial home. Available
Immediately. Make it point to see
this home Living room with fire
place Unusually large dining room,
8 bedrooms. large closet in every
room baths ttsr, tiled in ssec oe1%slfHl Ssa1th
htcSen afEay OF refrissration fGlUss All % screened
porch. large basement with lavatory
and shower. Oil-omacc heat. Home
is built on 60x13O lot. Truly on
aina-'- -."lrn at 60. 300.
~ HOME CONSTRUCTION co.
Van Cleave. Mgr. Falls Church 473
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Auto Service

ArRsnbrIght L Beavers rear 446 N NV ME 7263
BaxterS WeIdins ShoD 70 Hanover pl NV. 20 2073
Bend Auts Service rear 1921 L NV Al 05eS
Buddy Hart Super Ser S240 Prospect aV WE 2072
Carl Motor serv Open Sunday rear S42 25th nv nv.
Call Carl Inc 6l4 q nv :. ..0l 2179
DIskcy Auto IOD she's 1903 L & % NV 81 Ssis Ss!s
Henry L POeIO 1912 II sO........ IL $500
eco w Davis $500 Ga aV........,, CO 6422
Grose's Auto Service 1894 9th nw..ME 66A6
NOnsIsy Aute Body rear 1897 Of 0w. NE 6l70
laH100 e MUrphY 1909 NJ NV. ST 9504
KIiIy's Garage 92l Florida Az NV De 1872
GehmeN'S on. .stoD Service 18th & K NV MA O24l
a WeDsrmstt's Sara0e $3.50 NJ ct NV WE S0l0
Rayhestos Brake Service SIT N Yev r 9eIe
HISWeII Auto paint Shop rear 1144 18th MA 1888
Lambert Auto Service 1419 1st ne ~ S20z
LeOnard's Aute Service I34I RISSs ct Az NO 1858
n STRAIT earaae $50 NJ It w , OI 00S0
NIatlonaI Auto Top Co 2l1S II NV 1E 234S
PauI'8 Auto Shop rear 1915 7, St NV. ME 94lO
We Specialize in Ford Repairing
PotO'S Aute Service rear 1113 Eye ct NV
General Auto Repairing.
~ Pratt Scientific Brake Ser 1879 nv Ma MIn
Quick Service Garase Rear 467 n st sw ST $3.50
Security Tire Battery 9o7 11th nW.....ME "a"
shSHd's earsSC rear 1877 K ct nv
TripDl0 Service Sta S13 Fla AZ nv DE 40S9
Wade's Auto Service Rear 1928 st ne. - 77z5
walter Rynex 1914 31st ct nv We 0oSS
WInder's Auto Rep. 943 Hughes Ct NV WE Iz9S:M
Wrlght's Auto Shop Rr. 1907 Clifton NV CO IozIO
AUTO GLASS
Sc Auts class Shop 1903 8 e ~ !$ ss":;M :;:.
West End Glass She's lSoS-S Ct nW...SI SSIS
GARAGES
Conrad earaSs 1872 Eye ct nw..........sr s721
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Real Estate-Service

WANTED TO BUY REAL ESTATE
RObt L McKeever Co shOreham bldg. MA 4750
Weaver Bros Washington bldg dg.........D DI 0400
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Automobile Dealers

AddTsOH chsv Sales. Inc 1887 Irving uW. .AD SAIL
BIIIhimsF { Palmer Ford Sales Z
Service Spencer HyattsVlIIO Nd 80. CIR 2oS7
BriShtWoOd Motor 5s32 Ca ave '...... .GE Ss4S
chssapsaks Auts Co llO2 llth Ss........LI 1873
Crump Garage, rear 134l q Ct aW
EmersOR { 0rms II & NJ nw............DI 500
HandIsy Motor Co $3.50 Ga aVO..........AD $3.50
Ideal Auts AuetlOnssrs 81 Eye ns...... NE 6l03
Barry Pate Motor Co Chevrolet Sales Z
Service l130 Conn ave uW..............DI 1900
4 Steuart Inc l440 NV
Pontiac sales & Service ,,,,,,,.,,,.. DE $500
Used Car OepOt 1928 14..............OE 4SeS
Used Car Oept 1921 II. A.........:....DE 4629
Northeast Branch l41 IL nO..........A1 $500
0IdS 9how Room l4Ol IA ..,.......DE 4S0O
0IdS SHOW Room $50 81 ue............AI 6202
n z Branch p Steuart l41 IL ns.....AT 5000
National Auto Sales 1873 II st NV ....... 20 0S27
StOhlmaR Chevrolet 3SO7 NJ NV .........ME I646
WIseonSIB Motors 20 & N nw..........O De $40
AUTO TIRES
Better Tires Co 1925 NV Good used Tires
Central Tire Shop COL New Jersey nv
Washington Tire suSDIy 1885 11th 90 At 22SS
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Oil Burners
Onsv OIL burner corU 72s 14tb It Ov MA SOsG
Printing & Engraving
Radio-RefriqeratoFs

Bee Jay Radio Service calls 500 4O9 9TH SW
Carriers 500 Radio Ser Calls =. CO 09I@
Gen. Radio Service Rear 1885 14th NV. NO 94SI
Green's Radio Service 341A 18th No. .... DE 4238
Radio Sam 4614 14th nW................GE GE 624l
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BuiIders-ContractoFS-
Materials

American Hsuss Cleaning Contractors ME e44S
6haS a win 2Il9 q St NV WE 2IA3.R
b BayIIss BulderS Cont B1S King Alex 2SS
GFuVeF Sl8 Investment bR Ma 1857
Nlurphy Ames Lbr I'd RoSSlyn We WE 23l5
Col ] Rsbt MOOS wash Blvd Buchanan cIar 22a0
RudSIph Z West 1889 AZ nw -. MA oS7e
0euthSra C Cleaning Bldg Ext .......NA SsSS
MANTELO TILINa
E6vIn Elicit lIOS 9th Nv ...........NA s7SI
TINNIHO
Oscar Z. PSOrp. 1923 N. Y. az nv
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A. A. A. Coal Fuel OIL 1924 Fla AZ re- IL $3.50
P. BarReF Prompt SerV s51 22nd ct NV
v. T s. ssoSGith Prompt ;srv. 27oi Poplar ct INV NV
Eddie Bell Ice { Coal 1918 9Th NV. 20 SI49
r. Brannum 1926 X st nv. ............WE 0i03:!
N. s. CapPell Coal-Ice Service. ..........GE e49e
Carroll Bros. 152 N st SO ...........AI 026l
Lloyd Fox coaI.Iee 917 3rd 50 ;.......LI s7T
J: Hawkins Prompt service 1877 st ~
Holt Bros. 1872 e 1t Sc AT 06I2.l
n. Lee Coal del same day s31 25th NV WE O645
Me-. ATes l1ss R.uae st ss1 sh :. 5szs s7s
WIN. Mekutehin 1858 3rd st sw ..... Ol 5OSi
Robert n: Meade Prompt serV 915 2rd ct sw
Mitchell Veney 221 ct tSW.............M me- 2I96
R. Ridsley 938 cath NV. nw.................WE 1883
RinaldI Coal Co $40 q l ~ ne NO 1890
Scott Coal { Ice del. same day 725 oath st nw
n. Smith Coal del same day SO Eye ct sM
Il. l. Trotter S104 P st NV ...........M We 0420
: rrunAelI Jr 1913 9Srd nv ........ME 2I2S
l. Washington 615 Delaware aV Woe. NE 6379
WeatherS Coal Co 72O End st Sw
Special prices on wood; prompt service.
VIM. Wood 1917 22d ct nw..............WE O539
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Dawes EIsO. SsrV. 6l34 Ga Az. GE G67S II 90A
E Warren 1905 n ct nv MA 666S
! 3 wstsoa CO co O4ss eve Al. ii1O:W
WhItins H9TIty I1O0 9th nv. .........NA SSo2
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-. .lls and Land for Sale

Is ACRES, 10 acres under cultivation:
Broom bungalow: Broom tenant house,
large barn all kinds fruit; small vine;
acres wooded: three miles D. G: line:
price So, $50: terms A. T. Contella Co..
Inc, 915 Eye St. N. W. Phone NET.
1900
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Schools g. COLLEGES

BOyds School Of Sect 1888 ct nv .. MA 2SG2
Miss Floods kindergarten 1929 MasS AZ nv
Nat School Mech Dentistry 1901 G It NV MA AO02
Poteets Business College 14th & Eye StS MA A7I7
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Drug Stores
Electrical Service

HIItOn's Prof Pharmacy 1888 ssA uw =. WE OO1S
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Cash Registers
National Cash Register Co 1908 st nv MA 1875
Coal-Ice-FueI
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Florists

Florists
GARDEN SUPPLIES
BaI6srSSn Z Co 626 Ind Az CIV w.......NA s7Sl
FLORISTS
ChaeOnas Floral Co $500 l4th nw..... co 24l2
Guides 1919 3 Of nW....................NA MA %27B
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CLASSIFIED SERVICE
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EUCLID N. W.. 1343-Large rooms. single
beds. excellent table; mo-. $50: wk. 81.
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DOWNTOWN, 1928 Vermont Ave. N. W.,
Apt, 81; large bay window. frt. rm.
All night elevator; reas. MET. 5346.
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DUPONT CIRCLE, 1923 10th St. N. W.
Desirable room. next bath: gentlemen.
Evening star., 1935-04-21
STREET EXTENSION
DELAY IS SCORED
North Woodside Montgomery
Hills Citizens Ask Sixteenth
Improvement.
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NORTH WOODSIDE. Nd. April
20.-Declaring that the construction
of the extension of Sixteenth street
"can no longer BE- delayed without
casting serious reflection upon the
competence and integrity of the au-
thorities of Montgomery County and
the State Roads Commission" the
North Woodside- Montgomery Hills
Citizens Association last night adopted
a resolution urging that the project
be placed first on the State Roads
Commissions list of construction
projects for 1885.
Ample funds for this project, the
resolution states, are now available
from the State gasoline tax funds. and
recently obtained Federal relief funds.
Construction of the extension, it was
pointed out, has been indorsed by the
Montgomery County Civic Federation
and other civic groups. and because
of the prominence of the highway as
an approach to the Nations Capital.
is "a matter of interest to the entire
Nation"
The association also requested the
police to prevent motor cycles from
operating in the vicinity of North
Woodside and Montgomery Hills with
cutouts open. declaring that the
practice was becoming prevalent and
q public nuisance.