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Evening star., 1936-02-23
February Sale
of Pianos
HUGO WORCH 1l1OG NV

BOATS.
FORD marine conversion parts for model
A and VS.: also q small used kermath A.
cylinder engine. Call Sundays or week
days between and z o'clock. Lincoln
S3a3-J
OUTBOARD MOTORS. new and used: large
assortment Of all makes and sizes. Service
and parts. 1240 8 st. sc.
comfortable. roomy; good boat to live
aboard: heating. stove and range. aboard
toilet. ETC.: good berths; must sell as am
leaving city; $500. See Carol Klotzbach.
903 Water st. s.w.
rs YOUR BOAT FOR SALE? Do you want
to buy boat? Tell me your needs and
will try to meet them. r. 8. Clinton eo3
Water st. s.w
I WOULD like to exchange an auto as
full or part payment for about 35-f.
cruiser; must be cheap: will buy at once
and pay cash If nee. Address Box 226-T.
Star office
SPECIAL BOAT BARGAINS.
One 1929 Double Cabin Richardson
Cruise Cruiser Tith ho 1ls hip. eisht-cyinder Gray
none One 1851 1851 Double Cabin Matthews
Cruiser. sleeps six: speed, 1S m.ph.;
See our display of 1886 Richardson
Cruisers. Terms and trades. Open Sundays.
National Motor Boat Sales.
Metropolitan 9303-3o70.
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FURNITURE-Beautifu 2-pc. living room
suite. used month. sell S45;, mahoeany
$50. sell SIT; drop-leaf table. S17: 2-door
bookcase Sl2; phone set. S5: ,axi2 rug;
cost $40. sell $50, several small Oriental
rugs cheap: vacuum cleaner. like new. cost
S69, sell $50 1424 K ST., Apt. As. Met.
5209 Dealer.
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l49 ADAMS ST. N.W.-Large front, bright
room. twin beds; men preferred: is MIN
uEIeS from center OF city. Call Potomac
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CHI CHI: D. c.. sac Nevada ave
Large. &ttractively furn. front room; tile
bath. shower, instant hot water; So so.
Phone Cleveland Sog1
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i4th' NEAR PARK RD-New, twin bedS
sno, next bath; quiet home: ref; EMPLOYED
people; S,2 80. Phone Columbia 3O57'
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n,,s1NEss OPPORTUNITIES.
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.

ROOMING HOUSE. Dupont Circle (re-
fined mem: IL rooms, 3 baths. nice yard.
h:-w;h.: good inc: reasonable: terms.
North O7n0.I
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ladies or employed couple: Ink. room.
overlooking Scott Circle: also employed
lady 70 share with another: walking dist .
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ioih MASS. AVE, NW-Lovely. clean
oouDlS room equipped for Ink; So so
also Ink. basement room. running water;
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:i006 18th ST. N.W.-LarRe front bed-sit-
ting room. in quiet. modern home: abun.
dant heat; PRIVILEGES: clean; single, S25;
double. $50: Phone Columbia 69S2
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FURNITURE-Bed room suite twin ma
hogany. 1O-piece Duncan. Phyfe dining
room suite. cost 5000. sell so25:, three
piece davenport suite. cost S2T4. sell S1a5.
Dealer Metropolitan 1898. 1926 K.
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FURNITURE-Living room suite. 2-pc.,
tapestry, S35: sofa, beautiful rust tapestry,
exposed carved walnut frame. S.5; walnut
chest of drawers. new. S15; club chairs
S12 so: radio. Majestic superhet., $50
oQ0Q 10th st NV. Apt. 4.
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727 11th ST. NW.-Second floor clean,
nicely furn., single room; SIS per week.
Inspect Sunday. to :
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Ia35 EYE NV. The Diplomat"-Loyely
redecorated single room: Sf weekly Sn4
monthly. With private bath S35
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FURNITURE-Special for Sunday; Apo
tress $50: 10-pc walnut dining room suite
$50: 7-pc ,-wainut dinette suite. S31 so
studio couch. Slo so: :!-pc davenport suite
500 beautiful pair heavy poster twin bed.
with Simmons coil springs and hair mat
tresses. S45; Wilton velvet 9x12 rug. Sis
metal beds. springs and mattresses com.
plete, $40: 2-months- old Easy washing ma
chine $40 S. e Furniture Exchange. 72a
llth st sc Line 54SS
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 3Ol4 st-Large 3nd
floor room: southern exposure: twin beds:
lst floor room, double or single. Phons
Decatur SS41
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is known Tor lowest prices in town on up
to-date slightly used furniture consisting
OF complete bed room. dining room. par
assortment of odd dressers. beds. chests.
springs. gate-leg and occasional tables.
club and occasional chairs. desks. studio
couches. rugs vacuum cleaners. or what
ever you may need. we have it S. E. Fur
niture Exchange 100 11th st. Sc. Open
Sunday Free delivery
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X. M. CURTlS,
NArToNAT n1hn

~. WI. NOTt ID,
NATIONAL 9140.
307 Kresse Bldg. 11th and G NV. .
GROCERY STORE on business street in
fine community: modern equipment includ-
ing Dodge truck: 5000 weekly business.
5 rooms, 7la-yr. lease: owner must leave
city. Price So. 800 plus inventory: terms.
MAURICE STEARMAN
14l0 H ST NV Room 211 Natl 569o
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14S5 COL. RD.-Clean, comfort able sleep-
ing rooms: large and SMALL reasonable.
| Phone Columbia 1nOH
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$50 KALORAMA RD.--Room semi-pyt
bath. with all conveniences for gentiemsn:
private home. Columbia 293O a5s
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1893 MERIDIAN PL. NW-Attrsctive,
large, clean cheerful warm room: south.
ern exposure: adults; reasonable. Phone
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1901 N ST. NW-Large second floor
front; twin beds: Semi-private bath,
walking distance downtown o9s
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212 ADAMS ST. NE. near 4th and R /
ave-For one or two gentlemen; large
room, adjoining bath: private home newly
turn: garage. Phone Decatur 516s.
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| 4S4T ILL. AVE. NV. corner Emerson St
LARGE beautifully furnished double bee
| room, with private bath: on bus line neat
| cars. Phone Adams 4412
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OFF DUPONT CIRCLE. 2I24 ST. NV,
Apt. 3l-Large, bright studio room: COM
fortably furnished; unlimited phone: young
woman. Sunday or evenings. after 6:30 =
I34S EUCLID ST NV. Apt 34-Warm.
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4tNiIh government DuIIUlNRS, IWIO IStE
st. NV: single, So so: double, S..
113., EYE. ST. N.W.-Near White House;
handsome private home; refined surround
ings; maid service: gentleman: references
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''',3 ST. N,E-One or two furnished
rooms; reasonable: modern Improvement
Mrs. Werlich. Llncoln tiS.,.
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Continued on Next PareD
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ROOMING HOUSES.

1IO EI-1I ItOO1NO.
(CommerciaD. downtown. rent only 81 so
month; long lease: income. ST. 900 monthly;
price only $4,000: terms.
CAPITAL ADJUSTING & FINANCE CO..
1406 G st. NV. Metropolitan 4s14.
ROOMING HOUSE Conn ave and NIB
ceient profit; nicely furnished through
out clean: price 81 500: terms; see this.
Phone National 1854.
S. WINFIELD. 9O8 10th NV.
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j. ~ so. ST. NW.-Lsrge room. Ink.
oa5u; sleeping. 81; automatic heat. iivin1
room suite, twin beds. newly decorated.
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FUN wa II aEdI SIhc .IIN-fV. UIdVhs o"C-
rifce. Phone Adams 3679-M.
FUR COAT. brown caracul size SO; three
quarter length; sacrifice for $40 cash.
173" Church st. NV. ring basement bell
FURNACE, hot air. in excellent condition;
suitable for or room house; pipe style.
2O09 Ind st. NV.
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| CLEVELAND PARK-Employed gentlema n;
references EXCHANGED; corner. room, win
| ilock bus: adult family; $50. Phone
| Cleveland 1fi63
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2SO4 14th N. w Apt 5.!-comfortable
room for ! or .; twin beds; plenty heat;
hot water: phone
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PARTNER. man or woman, to help run
once evenings. as my business requires
that I travel part time: exceptional oppor-
tunity for earnest party to join small Arm
of high integrity; partner should receive an
average of S35 per week for share of
profits during the year. Partnership. $3.50:
money to be used in expansion. Address
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FURNITURE - Refrigerator. Electrolux;
cost. S24O: $40. Dining table. bookcase.
talking machine typewriter. beds. dressers;
moving. Phone Georgia S146.
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PIANO-New vertical type grand finished
in mahogany with pewter inlav. S345.
This is one OF the latest and most popular
piano models and has been on the market
less than year. This particular one is
short time tho it is in perfect condition.
Paw $40 down kits 1880 G ST. I'm
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UNUSUAL-4411 VOLTA PII NV. Fox
hail Village-Attractive. bright warm sin.
gle front room for one. or lovely double
room; twin beds for two gentlemen: pri-
Vate home; convenient to bus and street
car Phone Cleveland nS1.
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213d WISCONSIN AvE.-Large front
room; three exposures; Single, unlimited
phone: $50. Phone Cleveland 3a49.
THE ONTARIO, Apt. 609-Bed -living
room. next bath; lady. Call all day Sun
day: week dayS after &
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LARGE FRONT ROOM twin beds, private
bath; also bed room and sitting room
semi-privste bath: vicinity Walter Reed
Hospital: references EXCHANGED. Phone
Georgia 0316.
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ROOMS-rURNISHED.
{Continued

1913 OTIS -PL. N.W.-Laree room and
kltchenette So weekly. Also roommate for
young man. S3. Columbia RO77-W
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Neatly furnished room,
10 bath; $3.50. Phone

II room and kitchen,
I. newly papered and
II week
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE 1918 18th ST.
n.w.-Master bed room, in private home.
1000 CONN AVE. Ant. 42O-cozy front
room warm. airv, next bath: beautifully
furnished: twin beds. most reasonable
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OFFICE FURNITURE new. used desks,
chairs filing cabinets WashinRton Salvage
OFFT"E FURNrTURE-A large assortment
of used pieces at low prices. II. Baum &,
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ADMINISTRATORS.


aSss aooa es s 'Gs nsv eRef
CHEST or Drawers. desk; twin beds.
sinsa nsse esafr.. sa as 200 Wisconsin, @ y ave NV
cHILps BED and chest Of drawers.
StSrsl,ne SGns ivsSSS nishi reasonable
sxns ssd iesis @ from prvate Dsfty DsH
Haaa. sSns r?Ss7 ss7s. ana never USED NO aeAlefs'
CLEANING AUTO RADIATOR and rep,
eos ss Gu ss sSs 81 'P P sV
cLoTHEs-9 lace. l chiffon. also other
mems suits. size AZ tall; shoes lib. clev.
COAL RANCE new, Windsor No. 8. water
wine press, 81. Columbia 9l35.
COAL WOOD A. OIL STOVES. circulating
heaters HEeafNaGs saf ssGxs ebs eo sno tsass
COAT. sport. fur collar. $3.50 size IS;
Cathedral ave, Apt. 8. -
COMBINATION FOLDING CHAIR and cot.
steel and mahogany frame with cushion;
cheap. Phone Natl. 1910. Br. 20. week
days.
COPPER FOR HOME BUILDERS-Flash-
ing, valleys, roofs; li-oZ., soft: big saving.
GICHNER. 41s 9th st.. National 1870.
CREAM SEPARATOR. with or without mo-
tor attachments: capacity. 45 gallons per
hour: never been used will ship direct
from factory; big saving for quick sale.
20S Potomac Bank Bldg.
CRIB and 2 gas heaters. cheap. Atlantic
N400.
DAVENPORT, not bed, massive. recently
upholstered ST 80; lounge. wing chair.
mohair. with slip cover. SlS. Apt. PA.
1919 g st. NV. 10 to 5; week days after
d:30. -
DESK, bed. dresser. radio. lamps. gas
household goods, cheap. EdelSon B1S 5th
st. NV. - -
DESK. large, fat top, walnut. with plate
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obiect tionaIhiS IIrI %. NW.. RESIDENCE zone. No
UbionaDie Obere. smDie features; features; diEnined atmos.
: single beds. Also corner room fWir,,
peos. Mrs. Forbes. Metropolitan 754S
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120 LONGFELLOW ST. NV rooms,
bed and living: shower bath private FAM
ily; conv. TRANSPORTATION Georgia 153S
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RESTAURANT. downtown, doing good busi-
ness; will sell right if sold at once; make
offer; good reason for selling. Address
Iaa,t n Star AfdiHR
The Washington times., 1936-08-05
CADILLAC

Cadillac 1886 Model 90 Touring Sedan
This car was driven by one of our com
pany officials. We also have a La Sale
and several Oldsmobiles also driven by
our officials We offer these cars at
substantial savings. They carry new
car guarantee.
CAPITOL CADILLAC co.
1922 22nd st, n. w. Nail. 5000.
ODeI Sun. and Eve.
The Washington times., 1936-08-05
ROOMING HOUSE,
DOWNTOWN:

ROOMING HOUSE,
DOWNTOWN:
Not so many of you are desirous
of opening up guest houses on a
large scale. Here's particularly
nice one near Scott Circle. on
Rhode Island Avenue. This is one
of the finest sections in town for
that purpose, and if you have
considered going into that type Of
business, here's your chance q.
IA rooms and three baths, IL of
these being bedrooms. All the up
to-date equipment is already in
the house, such as electric refrig-
orator. oil heat, attractive light
ing fixtures and modern bathroom
fixtures. This house sells for $16,-
900 and can be purchased on most
attractive terms.
FOREST HILL:
Home is where the heart is, and
you just couldn't help but fall in
love with this one a detached
frame home on an attractive
wooded lot, 60x136; just two
squares from that lovely COM
munity bordering on Rock Greek
Park. Imagine what comfort and
satisfaction mother could have
here. Six rooms of perfection,
with a most delightful bath: side
and front porches that can be used
for outdoor living rooms; maids
room, and a garage. The art of
preparing meals would be fun, in
this well-planned kitchen. for
everything is placed to give the
housewife plenty of freedom and
space. Buying this house either
for an investment or real home,
would be sure to prove satisfactory.
LARGE HOUSE ON
LAMONT ST:
A home for the larger family.
Located on Lamont Street, in one
of the most attractive sections of
Mount Pleasant, this house is
quite appealing and we'll built.
Nine rooms, with three baths; each
floor being arranged quite inter
estingly. The first floor is made up
of living room. dining room, kitch,
en-, pantry and large rear porch;
the second floor has two spacious
bedrooms. library and screened
in porch. The third floor has two
more bedrooms. two baths and
The Washington times., 1936-08-05
CHEVERLY. MD.

II minutes from downtown D. C. De-
hghtful 7-room Dutch Colonial home, with
center hall entrance, bedrooms. > baths
hot-water heat and built-in garage. Situ-
ated on beautiful corner lot, 100x150
Priced at only $S, $50 Terms
R. NJ. HUNT CO.. INC.
$50 Southern Bldg District 6573
The Washington times., 1936-08-05

another screened porch. So you
see there is plenty of room for a
good-sized family. In the base
ment there is maids room and
bath and an excellent heating
plant. This is particularly nice
section to live in, with schools of
every type and churches of all de-
nominations close by. This house
is priced at $10,500.
FURNISHED BUNGALOW
WITH IA ACRES OF GROUND:
All you would have to do in this
house is to walk in and hang your
hat, for it is completely furnished.
including piano, radio, living and
dining room furniture, comfort
able beds, dishes and silver.
kitchen utensils and all the other
necessary equipment. The house
is of the bungalow type consisting
of five rooms and bath with
shower, hot-water heat, electric
kitchen and electric range. In a
lovely setting of 234 acres of fertile
ground, with garden. orchard and
vineyard on it, this house offers a
great opportunity to one seeking
a home of this type. There seems
to be everything needed for farm
ing. even to a barn and chicken
house with fenced-in chicken run.
Located just IS minutes from the
Capitol and selling for $3.50, on
terms, I think you will agree with
me this is we'll worth investigat-
ing in every way.
HOUSE IN LASALLE PARK:
Charm combined with origi-
nality is the keynote of these new
homes in LaSalle Park. They are
individual in style. quality and
construction with all those extra
little touches so important in the
home. Each house has six rooms
and two baths, beautifully deco
rated and planned, a recreation
room. finished attic, garage and
large lot. They are fully insulated,
weatherStripped and screened
throughout. One outstanding fea-
ture is the location, for while it
is strictly residential with fine
homes on either side, it is also
conveniently located to a splendid
shopping center and both public
and parochial schools. They are
also priced within your reach.
The Washington times., 1936-08-05

COLORED
New brick homes in beautiful East
land Gardens embracing new and un-
usual features in modern home conBtruc-
tion. or select your lot. let US build from
your plans and pay like monthly rent.
III St. car line.l MA. 1885.
Drive to Kenilworth Ave. and 42d St. N. z.
The Washington times., 1936-08-05

CULURED-NOTICE
SUNDAY NEXT WILL BE THE OPENING
DAY OF OUR NEW EXHIBIT HOME IN
K1NGMAN PARK.
Watch for the announcement, It will
give in detail description of a home such
as families accustomed to the better things
in life have looked for, but have never
found See real home at a moderate price.
CHARLES d. SAGER
OWNER AND BUILDER
e24 14th St. n. w. National oO36
The Washington times., 1936-08-05

Chevrolet 1894 Roadster - Looks QGE
and runs like new, low mileage. SDUO
formerly owned by lady. Terms Down
as low as $65 down, $21 per month.
COAST.IN'S STADIUM
1855 Connecticut Ave. n. W.
The Washington times., 1936-08-05
Wanted-Apartments S4-A

SETTLED COUPLE want 2-3 rms. Ink
basement preferred. 81 wk. Line. 1887
The Washington times., 1936-08-05
HONE HUNTING.
With BurbQru HOLn1es

interested of the places described
phone call Barbara Holiness 1917 St. NJ District $780,
The Washington times., 1936-08-05
NEW AMERICAN HOMES IN
ROLLINGWOOD

Adjoining Rock Creek Park, at Beach
Drive and Leland Street. Beautiful de-
tached homes on large wooded lots. three
and four bedrooms, two baths, first floor
library, basement lounge, maids room and
bath built-in garage. Open daily 9:3O
4. m. to 80 p. m.
WAVERLY TAYLOR. INC.
1922 K St. n. W. Ma. 1910
The Washington times., 1936-08-05
Ocean Front-Furnished Rooms

ONE BED ROOM, 6O9 Boardwalk, facing
ocean; possession July 81, also August &
Cambridge, Md. or 500 Boardwalk. Ocean
City Md.
The Washington times., 1936-08-05
Wanted-AutOmobiIes

Wanted-Automobiles 1873
CASH FOR USED CARS. steger Motor
Co., 645 Md. Ave. N. E. Lincoln O17S.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES
8. W WELLBORN 1891 14th 81. N. ".
WE BUY & SELL USED CARs-BLAND
AUTO CO.. $500 14TH ST. N. w.
CASH IN 5 MINUTES!
II car Is paid for. viii give you
full cash price, or If not paid for,
will pay off balance and give you
cash difference. Decatur 1890
SEE MR.. BARNES. 1929 14th st.
The Washington times., 1936-08-05

Ford 1884 COnVertlbIe Coupe COOK
Very sporty car that's in the CDOOO
pink of mechanical condition; very
good rubber. clean interior; ready to
go and specially priced at 1895.
STANLEY II. HORNER, INC.
I'LL I4th St N. w, National 1851
FORD 1884 Cabriolet, $375. AL condi-
tion, motor overhauled. Bell Wirgman
Motor Co. SHep. 4030. 1918 Ga. Ave.
T6mSUS
The Washington times., 1936-08-05
CORNER LOT

OO4I4NI1O IO I
In Aurora Hills with all modern i'm.
provements 50x150 Price 81 300 cash.
Ten minutes from downtown. Phone
jackson 1866
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-04-29

Do You Want A More Powerful Gasoline
You can now secure Texaco Fire-C Chief
Gasoline
From us in Steel Drums or at our
Service Stations or at Flemings Garage
In Frederiksed
Governments rigid Specifications for emergency
s Ambulance services
miles
gallo anu performance
More tourists other brand Its the first
ceof mill o
TRY II greater pleasure
FIRM OF JOHN ALEXA SDER
Agents
The TGaCr Company P. R, Inc
FEDERAL SPECIFICATION vvM57 EMERGENCY MOTOR FUEL
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-01-16


TO The amount of the uhLalu c,alns
against the Bank as of Narcn /. 1887
which it recognizes to valid or which
appear TO be valid Thereafter, ana
upon the proc lamation of the Governor
that the Bank has complied with the pro
visions of the Ordinance, the Bank shall
cease to be Liable en- any such claims
Actions may be commenced against the
Bank on unsatisfieo claims only if com
menced prior 10 the time when such
proclamation takes etfecr, or within
three months after the Bark has given
due notice of rejection Of claims preseD
ted to it prior to March /, 1887, which
ever time is later.
Within fifteen days after March l
937 the Bank wis also deposit with
the Government of he Virgin Stands IN
\ fund 10 be known as he Disputed
rims Ur DIS as ere diin dol airs eqnal
the lega rate 10 he amount of aIs
the unpaid disputed claims against the
Rank as to which demand shall have
'seen made prior to March |, 1887.
Saint Thomas the 20 March 1886
Pha n ational Rank of the Danish West
f9aiass
AXEL HOLSl THACE
we'd: PAUL NJ. PEARSON
Governor
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-01-16
Publication
FROM THE EOLlCE

10 accordance with PARAGRAPH 8
Of the Ordinance of 18th. November
1908. all owners of fire arms in th4 island
are hereby notified that new sign or
license, to Own same must be taken out
for the year 1886 before the 10Th, Febru
AIRY 1886
Christlansted and Frederiksted
Police Offices
St. Crox, V. !. u S A,
January End 1886
D. s. ARMSTRONG
Director OF Police.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-01-16
NOTICE

RI holdere of Circulatino Rank Notes of
the National Rank of the Danish
West Indies
Pursuant to Section of Ordinance to
provide for the retirement of the CIR
cula ing Notes of the National oaoN 2
the Danish West ndes passed y 70
Colonial Council for Thomas n
John on February Ia 1888 and anprn0
by the Governor on February 10 1852
notice is hereby gwen TO all nolo7rs ol
the Circulating Bank Noles OF me va
tionaI Bank oil me Danish West lnoles
that the Bs1k Is prepared to 'ede+ 10 re-
no e. IL acc d ace IN pr
prescribed 10 'he SAID Gro &c
follows:
~ - 81"
Iuring p~ro 40 l. l9'
1886 the AZ Jrl
In ct Crolx. or at any agency or a .'c'
deslgna'ed oy the BanN VIII 'eue~h
by the BANK on Gemand.
~ With the approval of the Governor
the Bank NV on April 1896 d@o"s'
1T Ne = no
i eva
fifty perez ntum of ne Note. ou "llns
1886
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-01-16
Notice

TO ALL PERSONS WHO HAVE
CLAIMS AGAINST THE NATIONAL
BANK OF THE DANISH WEST IN
DIES OTHER Tran THOSE RELAT.
INC TO IT'S CIRCULATING NO1ES
pnrs,,o :, oec,ior cf Ordir 7rcr
au
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-05
Eddy Services Held

Funeral services for Mrs. Eugenia
Schenck Eddy, who died Sunday in
the home of daughter, Miss jose
phine Eddy, in Montedalo, Ala,
were held yesterday in the Flanner
81 Buchanan Mortuary. Burial was
in Crown Hill.
Mrs. Eddy formerly was prom
inent in club and social life in In
dianapolis. She was charter men,
Der of the Catherine Merrill Club
and was a member of the Indiana
Pioneers and the First Presbyterian
Church. She was a graduate of the
old indianapolis Female Seminary
in 1882 and was a former resident
of Woodruff-pl.
Survivors in addition to Miss
Josephine Eddy are another daugh-
ter, Miss Corinne Eddy, Chicago,
and two sisters, Mrs. Justine Zook,
Bronxville, N. Y. and Mrs. Corinne
Yahmen, Vevay.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-05
CITY DA|RyMEN ARE
OPPOSED TO MERCER
Farm Bureau Proposal Hit
by Local Co-Operative.

Members of the Indianapolis
Dairymen's Cooperative Associa-
ton today opposed a proposed mer-
ger of milk producers cooperative
associations in the indianapolis
area.
At meeting in the Lincoln yes
terday, the indianapolis group said
it would join in the merger only if
IS per cent of the market in volume
and number sign contracts to be de-
livered to the association secretary.
Carl L. Hedges, manager of the
local cooperative, offered to resign,
saying, 81 make the proposal Of
resignation to give the fullest oppor-
tunity to those who have said that
they could make a 100 per cent CO.
operative if it we're not for me-"
The merger was proposed by the
Indiana Farm Bureau.