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Evening star., 1935-10-18
Handy Little Cookers Simplify the Ktchenette Food Pobe
OrderBased
OnPerSOnal
Idea Wrong
Practice Is Likely to
Result in Failure
of Discipline.
BY ANGELO PATRI.

bI hNUELO = EhAAAAs
TT IS a mistake to tell a child that
l. he is delicate and that, for your
sake, he must not eat things that do
not agree with him. mo, no, Sonny,
I wouldn't eat that dish Of berries.
You know how berries cause rash
on you. Don't eat them. For my sake
don't. I'd feel so bad If you were to
make yourself SICK.
They won't hurt me, will they,
MAJ"
"Oh, yes, dear, I'm sure they will.
You have delicate stomach and the
least thing upsets it. Mother has to
be so careful for you"
That sort Of thing makes a child
lean hard on his mother, but it is not
good for the child. It makes him de-
pendent, whining. balky. BY and by
he turns on his mother and says: Just
to show you, I'm going to eat more
berries, and more, too
One day I actually heard little
boy say to his mother: "An right, if
you won't let me 90 out I won't eat
my dinner for you See if care. I
don't care if you do cry. Serves you
right. I won't eat thing for you"
That will not do at all. Eating,
dressing and taking medicine are i'm
personal things, matters OF routine.
Don't make an issue of them. If you
do, you and your child are headed for
trouble.
Personal issues are always bad. The
older the child is the more dangerous
the personalities. The adolescent boy
or girl resents intrusion, and If they
don't, they should. Mother has no
right to say, "You surely will do this
for my sake. am your mother. Re-
member that. You cannot refuse me
this request"
1t is unfair to put the matter on a
personal basis. There are things a
child must do for himself, regardless
of anybody else in the world; that is,
If he is to preserve his personal
integrity. 1t Is unfair to have mother
inject her feelings into the situation.
This is particularly true when the
young person must make an important
decision such as choosing life work
or a life companion. Nothing ever
comes of saying, do this for my sake, "
except distress and failure.
Children must be taught from the
cradle upward that whatever they do
of good or i'll, is done to themselves,
for themselves, by themselves. We
can advise and help, but we cannot
live for them. When we try we only
spill the milk that we offer them.
Children are human through and
through, and it is human to be con-
trary. Remember this when you find
yourself slipping and beginning to
plead and coax. If you do, your in
fluence will be much stronger and
more enduring. AS soon as a child
learns that you are not going to battle
with him for his own good, as soon as
he discovers that you will give him
your full attention and generous praise
only when he has done a good job.
just so soon will he rely upon his own
strength and try hard to win your ap-
probation.
So teach the child that what he does
he does for his own good. There is an
ounce of selishness in the best of us
and it is wiser to use it to the child's
advantage. do it for my sake" makes
a weakling. do it for your own sake, :"
makes strong personality.
Copyright, 1880
Evening star., 1935-10-18
BY MARGARET WARNER.

BY MARGARET WARNER.
~ RAPED is the word that
describes a major portion of
the accepted fashions for
dining and dancing for the
approaching season of gayety. A peep
into your Greek mythology will give
you the basis of the inspiration and
its Interpretation has been varied a
thousandfold. Drapery is no re-
specter of fabrics, for We find it on
heavy brocades as well as the fllmy
sheers. laces and supple velvets The
draped scarf hanging from the shoul-
der to the floor is a particular favorite,
giving long sweeping line that Is
flattering to every figure. The same
graceful line is obtained from long
capes of chiffon or velvet, usually
made. of two lengths of material and
left open at the back for added grace.
The scarf has many possibilities for
drapery, and although usually of the
same color and material as the dress,
and in many instances attached to
1t, it also is shown in contrasting color
and material.
The figure at the left above is wear
ing beautifully draped model of
Patou blue sheer with waiSt-length
cape-like drapery which forms a scarf
on one side only. This long end may
be thrown around the neck and left
to hang part way down the left side,
or it may be worn over the head
in Oriental fashion. The beautiful
scanning and arrangement of fullness
at the left side of the skirt and the
gold metal belt buckle add further
interest to this charming dinner
gown.
THE second figure, gazing at her
self in the mirror, is wearing a
gown of handsome dark rose-colored
brocade slipper satin, very heavy, and
very suggestive of draped style of
the nineties, even limiting a hustle
back with its pleated arrangement be-
low the waistline. This gown has an
unusual charm that calls for curls
brushed high from the nape of the
neck and massed on the forehead.
In direct contrast, the same shop
is showing most stunning gown
of gold lame with hip-length belted
jacket with plain tailored sleeves and
narrow little roll collar. The bodice
of the gown is slightly draped at
the neckline of its halter front and
the skirt has gored fullness.
In the bouffant type is a distinctive
gown of imported silk somewhat like
bengaline, which gives the effect of
glowing embers .as the light catches
the CLINT of coppery red that is woven
into the black. The skirt flares out
stiff and wide and the bodice, with
deep v neck, follows the figure
closely.
An exquisite dance frock Of violet
Evening star., 1935-10-18
My Neighbor Says:

1t is not too late to set out Dar-
win tulip bulbs. Plant about four
inches deep on a thin layer of
sand in a we'll drained, sunny gar
den. Cover with good garden soil
pressed firmly around the bulbs.
II q meat loaf Is allowed to
stand at least Is minutes out of
the oven before serving it will
slice more easily.
After frying onions, pour a little
vinegar into the frying pan, let
1t get hot and the odor Of onions
will disappear.
A piece of chamois wrung out
Of cold water and rubbed over
polished furniture will remove
finger marks. Polish with dry
chamois.
Copyright. 1889
Evening star., 1935-10-18

who likes to do the same things that
you do. The basis of practically every
quarrel between husbands and wives
is the divergence of opinion. The
wife wants to 60 to q symphony con-
cert. The husband is set on a jazz
band. The husband adores onions
on his steak, the wife can't abide them.
The husband is a golf fiend, the wife
bemoans herself as a golf widow. The
only happy couples are those who have
the same taste in politics and pies
and who can be perfectly happy either
spending money or saving it.
Pick out for a husband a man who
is all wool and yard wide. Don't
marry q man with a shoestring mind.
If q man is little and narrow and
prejudiced, he is hopeless. He never
grows. He never learns. He never
expands. He makes the kind of
husband who refuses to give his wife
an allowance, who raises Cain over the
bills and who never sees why a woman
wants any other amusement more
lively than staying home and taking
care Of the children.
Pick out for husband q man who
knows how to spend money. II he
is tightwad who looks as If he were
undergoing surgical operation every
time he has to part with dime. If he
never takes you to place of amuse-
ment or makes you a little gift, be-
ware OF marrying him. He'll make
the sort Of husband who will begrudge
his wife the board and clothes she
earns q thousand times over working
for him. She'll always wear hand
me-downs and he will always snoop
into the garbage can to see how thick
she has peeled the potatoes. Beware
Of him.
FINALLY. girls in choosing q hus-
band. size up the man and see
how good sport he is. There is lots
OF disillusion in marriage for a man
as well as for a woman, and you want
q husband who can take it on the
chin when he finds out that you are
just an ordinary human woman with
temper and temperaments and faults
and unreaSon instead of an angel and
when he discovers that marriage costs
three times what he thought it would
and that often the price Of new set
Of golf sticks or fine reel has to 60
in little Mary's teeth or Johnny's
adenoids.
Believe me. it takes man who Is
q good loser to make q good husband,
and If you're wise you'll never marry
a man who holds post-mortems over
the golf game he has lost or welches
over . bargain.
1t Is the custom to speak of mar
riage as q gamble, but 1t is not. It's
q sure thing for those who are good
pickers. DOROTHY DIX.
(Copyright 1850
Evening star., 1935-10-18
I Finger Tips.

Fashion seems to decree that this
Winter lighter and pinker finger nails
will be the vogue. Deep red nails are
definitely "out." and the darkest shade
permitted is chestnut rosy-brown
tint.
College girls have started a brand.
new fad-that of wearing their collegs
colors enameied on their left thumb
nail.
Evening star., 1935-10-18
Ho. Fish Sandwiches.

Drain and fiake one seven ounce can
tuna fish, then place the fish in a
double boiler to heat. Melt two table
spoons butter in q saucepan, add three
tablespoons flour and blend well. Pour
in one-sixteenth ounce can cream of
mushroom soup and cook, stirring
constantly, until thickened (this will
require only from i've to eight min
utes and produces q delicious creamy
mushroom sauce). Place the hot faxed
tuna fish on slices Of golden brown
toast, pour the mushroom sauce over
top and garnish with fresh cucumber
pcklA u tiny Nttues c1lpG.
Evening star., 1935-10-18

onstrated SO sue
cessfully In WASH
ington recently.
It is. Of course, q
new version of
an old theme, but
all the imperfec-
tions Of its prede-
cessors seem to
have been elm
mated IN this
present model and
it goes through
its varied PAGES
with the utmost
efficiency nd
cv-n h~arr
Evening star., 1935-10-18
Dorothy Dix Says
It Is a Safe Bet to Pick Out Husband
Who Is Smarter Than You Are.
; ONSIDERING the women have

- ONSIDERING the women have
4 only a veto power in marriage
Y and have to take what they
can get In the way of hus-
bands instead of their preferences, 1t
may seem somewhat superfluous advice
to try to tell girl how to choose
a husband.
Still and all. the reason that most
men marry the women they do is
because the particular ladies to whom
of wedlock marked them for their own,
and went after them and got them.
Convention may debar a girl from ac-
tually popping the question. but moth
ing prevents her from selling the
idea to man that he cannot live
without her, and that nothing will
make him so happy as to assume
her board bill and shopping ticket
for life.
So girls do in reality pick out their
husbands, and it is important that
they should have some standards by
which to judge whether q man will
be household pet after they get him
or q wild animal that never can be
tanned and domesticated.
Now, leaving out the standardized
virtues which every married man Is
supposed to possess-and which &C
tually are not as potent in making
or,-io ha ornaY,iffac
Of life are, for many q man who is
as moral as the Ten Commandments
is SO grouchy and cantankerous that
he Is about as pleasant q companion
as q ore-headed bear would be, and
many q husband who never stirs away
from his own f1reside drives his wife
to Remove come down to a consid-
Grafton of the points for which girl
should look in choosing . life mate.
y y
FIRST, then, don't pick out for q
husband a mammals pet. No
matter what you do, you'll always run
a bad second to mamma. You may
be as patient as GriSelda. You may
pinch nickels until the buffalo howls
in anguish. You may cook like a
French chef, but you'll always have
to listen to how mother understands
him, how mother runs q house on
air and have the bread that mother
made thrown in your teeth. And
you'll have to pick up after him and
put the buttons on his shirts and
wait on him hand and foot, because
mother brought him up to believe that
he was the lord of the universe and
that his wife was predestined to be
his slave.
It's . safe bet to pick out q hus-
band who is smarter than you are,
but 1t Is o fatal mistake to choose one
who Is better looking than you are.
Every wife Vants to look up to her
husband and regard him as an oracle.
and that Is soothing to the mans
feelings and makes for peace and
harmony in the family. But no wom-
an wishes to present an invidious COM
parison in personal appearance to her
husband and have people murmur as
they pass: Gee, why on earth do
you suppose that handsome man mar
ried that trump Of q woman?" Sheiks
are all very well ON the screen and
in general society, but they are not
adapted to domestic purposes. It's
too much wear and tear on q wifes
system to keep them from being stolen
by other women.
IN CHOOSING husband pick out Q
man who is congenial. who has the
sAma tAatAa ard hahits that you have
Evening star., 1935-10-18
BY BETSY CASWELL.

VERY so often q "gadget" that
~ has special appeal for the
kitchenette housekeeper pops
up in. the shops, to be vel
coined with cries Of Joy and tri-
umphantly borne homeward by the
pleased purchaser.
Such o culinary assistant" Is the
little ovenette which has been dem
Evening star., 1935-10-18
COOKING Hint

To keep the red color of red cab
bage and beets, add tablespoon of
vinegar to each pint of cooking water.
If there is no sour milk when the
recipe calls for some, use sweet milk
and add two tablespoons of vinegar
to each cup needed.
Evening star., 1935-10-18

This knitted simple exercise knitting that
beginner MASTERS excellent pickup work Before It, you'll
nd the just rolling of needles Though made string
thing inbetwn
knitting with the stitch
making
obtain
Editor of The Evening Please print address.
Evening star., 1935-10-18
Cooks Corner
BIZ MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE.
DINNER FOR SUNDAY.
MENU SERVES SIX.
Celery Soup. Waters.

SSsS'S SSNPs NyS'S'
OliDes
Cincinnati Chicken.
SdDory Stu6ing
Baked Stuffed Sweet Potatoes.
Buttered Spinach.
Bread. Apple Butter.
Head Lettuce.
1000 Island Dressing.
Cottage Pudding With Orange Sa&ce.
Coffee.
CINCINNATI CHICKEN.
2 two-pound pork 4 tablespoons
tenderloins flour
! teaspoon salt y cup cold water
u teaspoon 2 tablespoons
paprika butter
Flatten tenderloins and on one
spread the stufing. Cover with other
tenderloin and roll up. Tie with white
cord. Fit into baking pan. Sprinkle
with seasonings, add water and butter.
Bake two hours in moderate oven.
Baste every 20 minutes.
SAVORY STUFFTNG.
2 tablespoons tablespoons butter
bacon fat 4 teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons u teaspoon paprika
chopped onions 4 teaspoon poultry
2 tablespoons seasoning
chopped celery l egg yolk
2 cups bread 2 tablespoons hot
(soft) water
Melt fat in frying pan. Add and
brown onions and celery. Mixing with
fork, add rest of ingredients.
ORANGE SAUCE.
u cup sugar y teaspoon grated
2 tablespoons -four lemon rind
1s teaspoon salt I teaspoon grated
n cup orange orange rind
Juice "a cup water
8 tablespoons tablespoons
lemon juice butter
Blend sugar and -four. Add other
ingredients, cook until creamy. Stir
constantly. Serve warm.
Evening star., 1935-10-18

IN CHOOSING husband pick out .
: man who d consenial. who has the
sAma taataa and hahits that you have
Evening star., 1935-10-18

II you wish advice on your individ-
ual household problems write to Betsy
Caswell. in care Of The Star. inclosing
stamped. self-addressed envelope for
reply.
Evening star., 1935-10-18

Blend sugar and -four. Add other
ingredients, cook until creamy. Stir
constantly. Serve warm.
Evening star., 1935-10-18

rouge today at
any drug or de-
partment store,
and accept no
substitute.
Evening star., 1935-10-06
Observation-Disclosures
(Continuedl

CLARENDON. VA.-NEWLY DECORATED
= rms, kitchenette. semi-private bath; End
floor, private home; ami. 2 squares from
Clarendon Bank. Reas. 914 N. Ivy ST.
2116 KALORAMA RID. NW-DESIRABLE
apartment rooms. kitchen. baths.
Resident manager; refrigeration on house
current; 8 exposures elevator.
RANDALL H. HAGNER g. CO.. Inc.
1921 Conn. ave. Decatur 5000
CLIFTON MANOR. 2514 14th NV R..
kitchen. bath apartment. Telephone
switchboard.
1445 PARK RID. ALToN-1 RM., BATH.
. rooms. kitchen. dinette. bath; elec. re-
frigeration: res. mgr; elev.
COBLENTZ APT. N. CAP. ST. AND FLA.
awe nice. large rooms, facing Truxton
Circle new; modern; $50. Dec. 1905.
3 RMS. BATH. ENTIRE End FLOOR
heat, gas, elec. furn. Reasonable. 1920
ID ST. ne.
$3.50 COLORADO AVE N.W- ROOMS
kitchen and bath; Frigidaire on house cur
rent; resident manager. Apt. 2O2.
Il LARGE ROOMS OPEN FIREPLACE; 3
porches; garage; very unusual and attrac-
tive: 500 per month; tenant must be
reliable and pay > years in advance:
strictly business proposition. Address
-
Evening star., 1935-10-06

IN NV SECTION-2 ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath the entire second floor: rent. S6o.
PERCY H. RUSSELL Co. 1871 K ST n W.
Evening star., 1935-10-06

share quiet refined apt. or rent room.
7O5 LANIER PL. NV. Apt. 4O4-Corner
room next bath; employed adults; con-
Venient transportation. Adams 129I-J.
oal4 18th ST. NV between Ontario rd.
and Harvard Stl-Nicely furnished: run
ming water: private family: gentleman.
Evening star., 1935-10-06

1922 MASS. AVE.-Beautiful double room |
with private bath in private home for girl;
good meals. with home privileges and maid
service; unlimited telephone.
Evening star., 1935-10-06
RFNT-FIATS

x ST. NE-TWO ROOMS, BATH MOD
ern fats. .S3".5 and $50 monthly: also l
large brick garage. wide alley. S25 and >
Apply 9O4 F st. ne. Lincoln O3Os.
1919 KENYON ST. NV.
Six rooms and bath newly decorated. $50.
DONNELLY a. PLANT. INC.
1874 Park Rd. NV. Columbia 0s3a
3 S ST. NE
Modern 5-room fiat rent at once. Call
OWNER, Lincoln 00S2.
Evening star., 1935-10-06
APARTMENTS-UNFURNISHED.

3024 PORTER ST. N.w-FRoNT APART
ment, End floor: 3 rooms. kitchen with
M isIse closets; s. ali outside rooms. MAJ. be
WHY NOT RENT ONE OF THE BEAUT1-
full apis, in the Colonial Apt. House located
sEs sttl! ayaiia6le Il apis; ,;sns IsnFins from
price. For further particulars. GRAHAM
s OGDEN Realtors. so3 King ST.. Alex.
Va. Phone Alexandria 1900.
OUTSIDE sIn rms private bath porch frFdafre
h.-w.h.; private home; sink, Adults only. o.
54O6 CONN. AVE.-3 RMS. KIT, BATH;
$3.50. NJ. FRANK RUPERT. 1O21 9TH
IN sSd bs be eB2ze sedHa da4 Taat s5
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO. 1871 K ST. n ".
APARTMENT .. 305 SEATON PL. NE
rooms. kitchen and bath , gas heat GHS5 apd
ecs5risf5s40h co 6s4 Vermohf ave Phone Mdf
I43s NEWTON ST. NV. LARGE RMS.
room; private home; So 80:
S%3 rms bat all IASHMA nodsn cdn1en aAsn
iences 10 rms and bath.
ILLINOIS AVE. NEAR FARRAGUT--
Large room. kitchen. bath. large screened
porch; ash: syeTythins sSHS furnished $40. Phone
1916 EMERSON ST. NV OR 8 RMS.
kitchen. pvt. bath. back and front porches,
mi; reasonable rent.
2 ROOMS KITCHEN AND PRIVATE
bath; electric refrigerator. light. heat, gas
and telephone: continuous hot water;
adults, only; reference; price, S42 so.
4107 3rd st. NV.
5 RMS. AND BATH; CLOSED-IN PORCH.
Arcola heat. 729 18th st. Sc.
kitchen, bath, porch. Frigidaire. storage
room: private home; $3.50.
1908 CLIFTON NV. APT. Ii ROOM,
kitchen and bath; ami. con h.w.; bright.
large rooms.
1717 18th ST: s.E.-2 ROOMS, KITCHEN
semi private bath; gas. cleo. Frigidaire;
employed couple only: no children.
a-RooM APARTMENT, WITH BACK
included; adults only. l54 T st. ne. -
FOR TWO QUIET EMPLOYED PEOPLE,
bright rooms, with ktchenette 80
54 deaehed Weavar hom sace hSne
Cleveland $3.50.
/ ROOM. KITCHEN, sEMI-PRIvATE
bath: gas, cleo. heat. tel. included. S37.
735 Princeton pl. NV.
Adams 2777. 43O4 3rd st. NV.
3 ROOMS. BATH; FTigidaiTe; gas; gas elss;: Ecs
heat 1ne aTgS cedfy eSy e6s1t 9S h s
Kitchen. enclosed porch. semi-bath heat,
gas, elec. included: Gentiles. Adams 5749.
ENTIRE 2ND-FLOOR APT-TWO ROOMS.
kitchen and bath; gas, electric. heat incl.
ami; newly decorated 527 irving St NV.
1454 NEWTON ST. N.W.-Two rooms. kit,
back porch, semi-private bath; gas. heat.
elec. incl: reas.
1921 FRANKLIN ST. NE. l BLOCK r, I.
ave. bus, car , rms, kitchen. pain PIT
vate home; heat. light, gas; S52.oO month;
adults.
4 RMS. 1sT FLOOR: ELEC. KIT; READY
November l; $40. Inquire 704 Garland
ave.
ENTIRE FIRST FLOOR. 81 rms. K, and
b. garage; large grounds. garden; oil neat.
gas, cleo. cont. h. W. Wisconsin 32lo o-M
3 ROOMS, KITCHENETTE, BATH. PORCH;
all modern improvements; janitor service;
reasonable. 2406 18th st. NV. Sunday
between 9 and 3.
5423 KANSAS AVE. NV RMS, KIT,
pvt. bath. gas. elec., Frisidaire; adults
and Gentiles only.
3-ROOM APT, PRIVATE BATH, HEAT.
light and gas furnished. A. T. GLOVER,
2514 Ontario rd. NV.
Q ROOMS, HALF ENCLOSED BACK
porch, heat, light and gas; Ink. 1873
Potomac ave. Sc.
427 INGRAHAM ST. NW.-FIRST FLOOR
apt; 3 large, bright rooms with large kit;
gas, electric. furnished; electric refrigera-
tor and telephone. Adults. Ret. $50 mo.
Evening star., 1935-10-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

$500 NINTH ST. N.Y. ROOMS, Ink.
ne, In sns b%ssss SDms Near
fned lady to share lovely studio apt; large
rms. $50 II not cooking. Dist. 3406.
6 sdz 4r tc share sSa lsbt 81 aA r
another; conv. locality. References.
SAVOY, 2s04 18th ST. NW.-ATTRAC-
lively furnishedt SnS ~ r.. <. D.; fd fsleyator' two
Guided. s45. ioI2 Park I'd
| WANTED. cONGENIAL GIRL TO SHARE
enees Address sIEs5, Box sss-E. s. Star once 8.
14th street NV; reasonable; references
EXCHANGED. Phone Adams 1870.
1927 KENYON ST, N:W.-WELL-FFUJR-
room. kitchen. bath and screened back
TWo-RooM APT, BREAKFAST, NOOK
Apt. Apt M 81 Decatur t "Sil'e; GsoI or North 5464.
l4ls W ST. NV. APT. 3O-ATTRAcTIvE-
kitchen for breakfast; So week.
1920 HARVARD ST. Nv FRONT tN,,
furn.; S37.5O monthly. See janitor.
1901 CONN. AVE, APT. 2o7-BEAUT1-
fully furn; arm, kit, bath apt; living
rm. l5xa6 II; must be SEEN seen to sbee,srd be sp
| 3436-W.
1888 CALVERT ST. NW.-TO SETTLED
couple: rooms. kitchen, porch; IND H.
| quiet home: ami; furn. or unfurn.
doSble b HF@ room ss sss eW eiee bath twin Ssas
refrig., linens; $50 Phone District 30s7.
WANTED = REFINED. M1DDLE-AGED
Protestant couple: to share apt. with en-
| ployed widow high-School daughter. Hus-
hs 'azs HddFsss fhss Box
| Star Office.
! 2901 CONNECTICUT AVE.-5 ROOMS,
| kitchen and > baths, 3 exposures. Apply
Apt 800. or phone Adams 67l0. Refer
| ences .equired.
/ 1920 3rd ST .-NW-ENTIRE SECOND FL.
oyerlooking Soldiers Home, Park, Nicely
| furnished. Elec. refrigeration; $40 mo.
! Columbia $500.
1850 CONNECTICUT AyE.-WILL SUB
let TO desirable tenant attractively fur
nished room kitchen. dinette. bath
| and porch apartment S75. Phone Cleve-
SHARE 4 LARGE BRIGHT APT. WITH
couole. Call all day Sunday. Apt. 3. 201
d st. ne.
S34. DOWNTOWN. NEAR G. W. ENG
hsh basement. including gas. electricity.
private bath 534 2Oth st.
3 ROOMS. NICELY FURNISHED. SHOWER
CAPITOL 2 425 sF New Jersey Has ane sve n'En se eS'
DoWNToWN--,BEAUTIFUL COMPLETE
Ei,cRen X Te fbaTpshed batb antp aFse sunny rooms
$40 AND S45. DOWNTOWN. WELL FUR
nj ned. sunny apartments. suitable for
couples. Adults only. 6l7 10th st.
THE BROADMOOR
1901 CONNECTICUT AVE
Beautifully furnished apt thotel service
OPTIONAL. consisting of living room, bed
room. Junior dining room. kitchen. bath
ana lnclosed porch. Phone Cleveland
$500. Dining room, beauty parlor. barber
shop, garage etc. in building.
1-RM. APT, $40 RMS, S75.
CHEEKY apt. modern bldg, tile bath,
nicely furnished. Phone Adams g62s.
Francis Scott Key, Apt. Hotel
goth and F sts nw-l room kit bath;
completely turn.. linens silver, FriRidaires
o6V week month National 6425
Evening star., 1935-10-06
sALE-APARTMENT HOUSES.

FOR SALE, APTs.-oWNER LEAVING
city. A. delightful home. Six apts: all
private baths. Best section Takoma Park.
Always occupied; large. garage. Present
low rentals give home free. paying taxea.
heat water and all trust payments. No
renewals. SO 600 cash balance monthly.
S15.550. Phone Shepherd 2sso-R.