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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-01-08
Airport Project
OF WPA May Be
Abandoned, Said
Only Short Time Remains
to Reach Satisfactory
Agreement

ASHEVILLE, Jan. Sunless
a satisfactory site for an airport
in this vicinity is provided in the
next few weeks the Works Prog
ress administration, will abandon
plans to locate an airport near
Asheville at a cost of 100000
and will transfer the project to
either Andrews or Marion, it was
learned yesterday.
Eighth district WPA officials
explained that title to the land
at the Asheville-H endersOnville
site has never been obtained and
that, in addition, the bureau of
air commerce of the department
of commerce looks with disfavor
on the location. This site had
been submitted for the possible
location of an airport.
Surveys have been made here
previously for possible airport
sites but the cost of improving
them has always been an obstacle.
Among them is a site at Emma.
which would cost approximately
100000 to put in shape.
Officials of the administration
here said yesterday that they want
to take advantage of the $780,
900 set aside for an airport in the
eighth district and that they must
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-01-08
UNION HILL

UNION HILL, Jan. S:-Mr'
and Mrs. S. C. Justus and chill
dren also Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Jones of this place visited Mr.: and
Mrs. Fletcher Owensby of Dana
Sunday evening. .
Miss Docia Byers visited Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Byers OF Dana
s. K Justus and daughter, Mrs.
Leland Henderson, enjoyed listen
ING to their radio Saturday eve
ming at the home of Mr.. and MIS-
R. G. Harvey.
Misses Catherine and Marguerite
Parry had as their guests Friday
evening Messrs. Lawrence ana
Kelce Harvey, Horace Gillian
also billiard Carlysle of Dana;
Miss George Stepp left Sunday
for Washington. D. c., also Misses
Nettie and Pauline Stepp return
ed to Princeton, n. j., after the
death of their sister, Miss Lassle
Stepp, which occurred December
%. -,
Lawrence Harvey was the sup
per guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Eley
McCrane Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Justus and
little daughter of Dana, were the
dinner guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Young.
James Young and Blaine Stepp
and little son, Rhy, visited Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Justus Sunday.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-01-08
CRAB CREEK

CRAB CREEK, Jan. S.The Hen
derson county singing association
met at the Crab Creek Baptist
church Sunday and gave an eX-
cellent program of songs. The
president of this singing, Pritch-
ard Jones, is doing wonderful
work going from church to church
the first Sunday evening in each
month wit hthe singing cOnven-
ton.
By the elaborate efforts of the
superintendent. Robert Hurt, the
Sunday school is progressing
nicely. The average attendance
is holding up good for the winter
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Freeman
and Mrs. Florence Station of
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-01-08

that tobacco and cotton farmers of
that section have already started
a long-term voluntary program.
of their own. 1t was begun IN
December, he said, in anticipation
of such ruling as the Supreme
Court handed down.
Well informed textile circles IN
Gastonia, world center of the
fine combed yarn industry, eX-
pected monies in protested process
sing tax payments would be re-
covered by more than 100 cotton
mills in Castor county as the re-
suit of the ruling, unless drastic
LEGISLATION is rushed through Con-
gress which will enable the gov
eminent to continue to hold pay
ments now being held in trust by
the federal courts.
There were on figures avail
able in CASTOR county that would
give the amount of protested pay
ments held in trust. .
A. G. Meyer, Gastonia manu-
facturer and head of more than
20 textile plants, said all Castor
county mills joined last April IN
obtaining a federal court order
under which all tax payments
since have been held in trust by
federal courts.
John P. Finn, an official OF a
large waste firm in Gostonia, SAID
he anticipated considerably de,
cline in the cotton waste market"
This market, unrestricted by pro-
cessing taxes of any kind, has
been booming during the AAA
era. Many mills, he said, have
run high grade waste instead OF
low grade cotton. They are ex-
pected to abandon waste to a
great extent, ne asserted.
r. L. Stowe, chairman of the
CASTOR county commissioners and
head of a chain of Belmont tex
tile mills, said he looked for an
upward trend in cotton prices as
a result of the AAA decision"
Offices of the Southern Comb
ed Spinners Association in Gas
tonia, representing practically all
combed yarn spindles in the south,
issued statement urging the mills
to hold up yarn prices to present
levels. An orgy of price cutting
now would prove ruinous to mill
business, the statement said.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-01-08
IN MEMORIAM
Mrs. Mary Matilda Johnson, Died
December 80, 1885

Mrs. Mary Matilda Johnson was
born February 10, 1869. She died
December 80, 1885. She is sur
vived by her husband, WASH
Johnson. two daughters, Mrs. Rosa
Williams of Robinsville, and Mrs:
Edna Fowler of California; and
two sons. Robin and Charlie John
son. She leaves p grandchildren.
Mrs. Johnson came to this COM
munity about two years ago IRON
Swain county. She was very Ill
then and had not walked a step In
three years, but held on to God
faithfully. She praised God for
her pain and prayed that though
she must suffer it would glorlty
His name. In the same way she
sat day by day helpless in her
chair and prayed God to save lost
souls, to bring the lost to Christ,
to keep her children from sin and
help her in some way to be a
worker for God.
Although she was an invilid hef
mind was clear and she never
wavered. She spoke often ao"It
her home in heaven, seemed SllXl'
Gus to go, and wondered why
that he let her stay
here and suffer. But she kept
patiently waiting His time: She
lover Christians very much, and
said that she believed that her
suffering was to warn sinners to
give up the world and come into
the fold of Christ.
Everyone who knew her loved
her and loved to sit by her side
and hear her tell of her faith In
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-01-08
N. {. FARMERS
SAY TRIPLE A
BLOW DRASTIC
Look to Administration To
Give Equally Effective
Substitute
By JOHN A. PARIS, JR.
United Pres Staff Correspondent

EIGI. Jan. 3. (UP)-
North Carolina farmers, faced
with what agricultural leaders
called a "serious situation" be-
cause Of the Supreme Court rul-
ing finding the AAA unconstitu-
tional, look to the Roosevelt ad-
nlinistration to present an equal
ly effective substitute plan.
That this will be done was the
confident opinion Of Dean |. o.
Schaub, head Of the tobacco divi-
sion of the AAA in North Caro-
lima. Other agricultural leaders
affirmed Schaub's confidence in
a revised farm program by the
Roosevelt administration which
would carry out the principles of
the AAA.
Schaub said the time of unlim-
tied production of cotton and to-
bacco would not come and warm
ed farmers against plans to in
crease acreage of either of the
two major crops reckleSsly.
'We are faced with a serious
situation" said Schaub. "All con-
tracts are wiped away by the
courts ruling. Our people won't
be willing to go back to the same
situation that prevailed prior to
1888. 1t will mean unlimited pro-
duction and five-cent, cotton and
.:.l4 oonf +ohonnn
81 don't know what plans Pres
ident Roosevelt has to replace the
AAA but he must have some
thing to take care of this precar-
ious situation. 1t is indeed alarm
ing and serious.
County agents throughout the
state checked with farmers in
their sections as soon as the court
ruled on the AAA. Schaub said
more than 400 farmers visited the
office of one county. agent in
eastern North Carolina immedi-
ately after learning OF the deci-
sion, and expressed alarm over
the decision.
! At Wilson, some farmers ap-
peared optimistic over the ruling.
The county commissioners, all
farmers, were in regular monthly
session when the decision was an
nounced. They said in their opin-
ion President Roosevelt would find
"a way to handle the situation
and keep us from going back in
stead of forward"
w. L. Adams, Wilson county
farm agent, said the ruling prob
ably would mean a loss of $10,-
600 year in salaries in his Of
flee from the government, but
Green River, were visitors at Crab
Greek Sunday.
Eula Patterson, who has been
working in Hendersonville, is
spending few days with her par
ents.
Glover Osteen, who spent the
holidays with his mother, Mrs. NJ.
F. Osteen, has returned to his
home at High Point.
G. J. Patterson and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccall an dfamily
visited at the home of w. L. Da-
Wis of Saluda, last Friday night.
Miss Jaunita Hamilton, who
has returned home.
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act quickly if they expect to 10
so. All WPA projects must DC
completed by June 30, they SAID.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-01-08

Negro anor the Blue Eagle poster from the door Of
the building Washington, D. c. where the
Recovery held forth during its turbulent life
curtain NRA the old neaed its end
official appearance of the Blue Eagle which
BY Supreme court decision last summer
Evening star., 1936-12-11

UNDERWOOD ST. N.w.-Lovely
eed room. private bath. in new pri.
OmP reasonable
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| room. bed room and bath with another;
attractively furnished. phone. excellent
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ARMY ORDERS.

slaughter. Col. Homer H., General
Staff Corps, Office chief of staff, te
Fort Francis E. Warren, Wyo, Feb
ruary "a, 1887.
Person, First Lieut.. John L., Engineer
Corps, to Fort Belvoir, Va, upon COM
pletion of his present tour of foreign
service.
Sirilo, First Lieut.. Andrew j., Vet
Urinary Corps, Army Medical Center,
to Fort Mason, Calf, December 80.
NAVY ORDERS.
Gruelick, Lieut. Comdr. Richard w,
detained Naval Operations, Navy De-
partment, in March; to c.f.o. U. S. S.
Tanning and in command when COM
missioned.
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SAIEsMEN.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS,

soOKKEEPER (FJ. fun charge. knowledge
OF shorthand. Apply Immediately.
Remington- Rand billing machine 0per-
ator CFD. experienced: local references.
Bookkeeper (MD. 25 to 35. automobile
experience only: salary. $40.
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1o11 n CT NV
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HELP WOMEN.
(Cartiuued)

MATTRESSES wanted with good experience.
Apply Oriole Grill. 1124 Pa. ave. NV.
WAITRESS experienced. /. hours daily
moon till ~: no Sunday work. Apply =
pm. Berens Cafe. oo6 Z st. NV.
WAITRESS. experienced. Apply Mr.. Saun-
derS. Sears. Roebuck 4 Co.. soda fountai in,
9ll Bladensburg rd. ne.
MATTRESSES, experienced neat. attractive.
Apply Oil Georgla ave. NV.
YOUNG LADY. white, age 81 to 27. to
help around store; room and board GOOD
pay: steady position. 1885 18th ST. NV.
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BOATS.

ONCE IN LIFETIME can you buy Q 34'
cruiser built by Consolidated OF New York
for Florida Gulf Stream service. Hull Of
Port Oxford finest cedar. cabin trim and
bridge solid mahogany. copper and bronze
fittinEs: bridge inclosed with sliding plate
glass windows: forward and aft cockpits
with cushions: galley. ranEe. ice box. sink,
dishes. large toilet large fresh-water sup
ply: Grsy motor. like new. II you know
cruiser construction. you'll want this one.
Shepherd 3336
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WANT LADY to take warm room in apt
with couple; use of kitchen and telephone
go month; near l4th st. car line. Adams
Evening star., 1936-12-11

WASHERS AND IRONERS-Apex washers,
brand-new latest models regular S4g.95
| special price. S34.yj; lroner floor model
| regular 1895 special price S3g. .95: two
| tub. spin dry washer. slightly used: regular
Sl6j. sac price. $3.50; no money down:
| easy terms. Open evenings. Dauber's S,
| 13:,0 18th st. NV. Columbia 1853
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PERSONAL.

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait. Emergency Laboratory Room ROI
Westory Bldg. 18th and F Open Sun. m.
PHYsIo- -THERAPY, ELEc. CAB BATHS.
inIra-red. super-ultra rays. sun room SCI
entitic massage. 9?9 Eye NV. Dist. 610S.
sIo-THERAPY TREATMENTS. CO.
Ionic irrigation; graduate nurse; your resi-
dence or mine hours 1913. Decatur 2l34.
NEW TUxEDOs. FULL DRESS AND AC-
eessories. Ace s:7 9TH st. NV.
SPECIAL. ONE WEEK--sxla. sxI0. 6x9
domestic rugs washed and shampooed
$50 up. s. o. S. Rug Washing Service
DANCE BAND FOR HIRE. PIECES. CALL
HEMoRRHoIDs ERADICATED BY MY
own method Results effective for a life
1865 Columbia rd. Adams osss. " l'''o' a.
WOULD LIKE TO PLACE BOYS TO 6
must be reasonable. Call Potomac 329s
MOTHER OF 6-YEAR-oL GIRL WILL
| board two girls. take to and from school
special special attention to diet: loving care. Wis
WILL PURCHASE REAL ESTATE NOTES
or or pones on p c. properties. Address Box
with children while parents away. for room.
| Address Box 9S-V. Star Office liz
PERSONALITY AND SPEECH CONsTI-
tute 80 Der cent Of success. Are yours in
need OF improvement? Personality analysis:
KER. lO9. Natl Press Bldg National 55Ii
COAT. BEAVER I.ADYS. FINE. sWAGGER
style size u; perfect condition cost Si00:
sacrifice, 500. Call a5l5 18th st. NV, Apt
| 500. Phone Columbia Ol1l-M
ARTHRITIS. NEURITIS RHEUMATISM,
| high blood pressure relieved by the Kruse
system SULPHUR yspor health baths. Fine
| ior reducing. Call or write for literature
| DIR, A. II MOORE, ID. C. 1901 Calvert st.
Adams 1916.
| CHILDREN COUNTRY BOARD, NOuR-
4 lshlnE food. careful SUPERVISION sport /:
| schools near: lth year: reference. Box ST.
| Clarksvilir. Md
| Country Club. Address Box 4sO-W, Star
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HELP WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATORS. two. good finger
wavers and manicurists; permanent posi-
tions: Bettys Beauty Parlor. l75S Co
lumbia rd. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced only:
steady Job. 6217 :ird st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR all around. thor
oughly experienced. Apply at once. Park
Central Hotel. 1900 st. NV. Met O540.
COOK colored: must be experienced. APP
ply Concord Restaurant, 3l2 Kennedy
st. NV.
GIRLS over is years Of age for curb ssry. sery.
ave. NV.
LADIES. attention. You can make living
Immediately selling guaranteed hosiery.
lingerie and Christmas gifts to acauaint-
mitted. Coronet Co.. 1898 F st. -
SALESGIRLS for gift shop. Apply Friday
evening between Z and o'clock only. See
Mr. Dutt. 134 l1th st. NV.
sALEsWoMAN: between the ages Ss,,3 0f as aanS and
atty. and who has had several years
shleh hss broast her @ IN contact with the
public II you have these aualificatins..
there is an opening for you with 2 splen.
did opportunity for basr dns
In applying. state. your, age. telephone
number. number of dependents. education,
ssnsr sanr whfa ali rsS vii
treated strictly confidential. Address BOX
34i-W. Star ONCE. -
sTENOGRAPHER. experienced in Ediphone
work ana mo- technical language rnone Sa-
STENOGRAPHER- TYPIST. interested In
and with ability to write sales letters; small
salary to start: permanent position. Give
State see, whether married or single. and
iSnsis Box sow. sa star siSs once. - '''s'' N''
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l40I 10th ST. NW.-Spacious room for
. gentlemen to share hrst-fioor. front
room with another; running water. Phones
in all rooms; selective menus; parking
space
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pa SHERIDAN ST. N.W-Large room,
next bath: gentleman preferred. Phone
p nd lnh
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1919 K ST. N.W.-:.nd floor: large front:
twin beds; adj. bath: two gentlemen; also
basement Ink. priYaLe hnme
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1433 EUCLID ST NW-WiIl share large
luxurious front room next bath with an
other gentleman: lovely home
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
fC0ntinued
TAILOR SHOP FOR SALE.

RESTAURANT beer. wine; money ma king
proposition; excellent location: reason, /
have other business; reasonable. 53g Sth
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GORDON HOTEL, 9l6 10th at. NV
Large. comfortable. double room. with bath.
twin beds S15 double. ST. single. weekly.
Double rooms. with running water. e1I
weekly. 24-hour elevator and switchboard
StrNlcP
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13i5 NEWTON ST. N.W.-Twin beds:
newly arnished; c.h.w.: men only; S!2 80
each per mo. Adams 1921. Ia
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MUSICAL INsTRUMENTs-RApIo
SAXOPHONES- alto. soprano. reas.
Call Adams 4964-J.
PIANOS, uprights. to be sold for less than
storage charges. Union Storage Co.. 7U5
Fla. ave. NV. North O1O4.
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1927 18th ST NW-Most attractive bed
rooms in lovely home; plenty OF heat; ex-
| cellent service; very low price
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1900 QUE ST. N.W.-AttractiVe room:
twin beds: private bath II desired.
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BEAUTY PARLoRs.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED.
Wonderful French Method used. DR.. Della
Ledendecksr. 3026 o st. NV. west 1120.
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHEp.
ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

REFINED YOUNG LADY wants bed-livfng
room in private family downtown: fireplace
desired. Address Box 25S-W Star once
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MISUNDERSTANDING

And caulking stops drafts. dust and Leak
ing windows. TURBERVILLE. 1T llth st.
Sc. Lincoln 1862. Estimates free. 15'
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$500 18th NV, Hillcrest-Beautiful place
to live. with true home atmosphere: whole
some meals. hot bread; one single and
double room. private bath: Just the place
for business people. l6s
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0353
RESTAURANT. near Navy Yard. class c
Sl,:Oo cash; long lease. Line. 23G4. 12'
ROOMING- BOARDING urth and RIB
room 3 baths. beautifully furnished,
priced only $1,000: terms. Mrs. Reach,
Decatur 35Or
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FARM AND GARDEN.

WEIL-RoTTED COW MANURE. 9uaran:
teed Wisconsin 4195
TOPSOIL. ROTTED MANURE. fertilizers.
cheap. Call Atlantic 5629, to l2 am.
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s,,s,hrss OPPORTUNITIES,

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
ROOMTNG HOUSE. all filled; 8 rms. "a
baths; rent $50: price. 81 600 terms. Mr.
McKenney zoos H st. Met. 4sl3.---
RESTAURANT with viii whiskey r,.s licenset; nSt;
$500. Easy terms. r,x.ycr ~
cAeaI4 ioos H s'NW st. NV. . Met. isis.
RooMING HOUSE. nice home. good furni,
ture. real income; reasonable. Cah !"
IL am. Decatur 46S7.
ROoMING AND BOARDING. goth s., loca-
tion; 13 rms; 2hs baths thsoi pTicsff sf Metro.
RESTAURANT in residential neighborhood:
ssatins Sy. monsh: ~; Tirn priee nsY 4ss terms
n'e iHhnHAMS-BuRCH COMPANY, INC.
9th and Sts. NV. National OslO: -
WANTED, gas station or employment as
manager Of station. Call Decatur 0I4s.
GROCERY with 8-room apt: rent, 500:
must sacrifice: reasonable price. sol Wolfe
ST. Alexandria. Va.
RESTAURANT. GRILL. excellent location:
real bargain; one fourth OF cost. Don't
wait: viii sell quickly. Phone Wisconsin
2b53.
PARTNER. iady or gentleman. as treas
urer for bldg constr. co.. inc. with $4,000
10 x5 O00; money secured; references sx-
changer Address Box b1-V. Star once.
VARIETY STORE, upper NV; estab. busd-
ness: equipped and stocked; price, $1,000.
Address BOX o33-w. Star ONCE.
CAFETERIA. near Govt. bldg: ant above;
low rent; closes 2 p.m.i price, S2.Zo0 ceSn.
Address Box 355-x. star once.
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GASOLINE STATION ATTENDANT: only
position: give experience. age and phone.
Address ROX ,p3S-W Star OtfCe,
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VACUUM CLEANERS - Sensational bar
cords. brushes, etc: written guarantee one
| year. Eureka. Siy5: Hoover. SAB: Air
way or Electro!ux with attachments COM
/ plete. SAD: worth $50 each. For best
brands; come TO our show room: open day
or night until pm. Standard Brands,
| 1899 l4th st. NV. Decatur 55G4 l3'
Evening star., 1936-12-11

Puppies and grown dogs from champion
stock in Welsh Dandie Dinmont. Scottish
Wire-Hdired Fox Terriers and Cocker
Spaniels. All stock distemper immunized.
TT Chesapeake ave. Silver Spring. MIS-.
r. II. Johnston. Shepherd 2626.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO CALIFORNIA, DEC. II OR
13. in 1887 Studebaker sedan, via Mem
phis: want ! or 9 passengers. MR.. ANDER-
SON Lincoln 423S. 12s
SKYLINE DRIVE SUNDAY--CAN ACCOM-.
passengers; reas.; heated Hudson sedan
Other trips arranged as desired. North
S9S3.
DRIVING to MIAMI DEC. 10. FOR TWO
weeks. want c0ngenial married couple as
companions. share expenses. Address Box
240-W. Star office.
ST. PETERSBURG. FLA. EXPERIENCED
traveller. leaving Dec. ID. Eve. 10. phone
Met. 0571. MR.. BEELER.
modate 2 in new car: reasonable Call
Emerson 1915. o412 wisconsin ave NV.
TWO OR THREE PASSENGERS TO ST.
Louis or Springfield. Mo-. Dec. IL or 13.
1406 10th st. NV. North $500.
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1917 TAYLOR ST N.W.-Large front
, room. next bath. SI7.00. Adams s256-W
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- - IItE WESIMlNSTER.
! 1907 18th st n.w.-Attractive. nicely fur
niShed English basement room twin beds
running water: So
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1910 COLUMBIA RD.-Redecorated, large,
heat. southern exp. gentleman. S2o
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1912 COLUMBIA RD.-LiEht housekeepI5,
room; clean, warm; nicely furnished:
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1915 LAMONT ST able,
warm rm.; tub and shower bath: cont.
h. W.; owners home; gentleman. Col. 2454.
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ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
Washers and ironers that
are fully guaranteed, floor
models. Fifth floor, PalaiS
Royal Department Store.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDIONS-Vtsi our store for real
values in reconditioned instruments: II
500. 80; IgO bass Salanti. $500; very
easy terms. Kits. 1890 G st.
AIR COMPRESSOR Curtis. $50. 1907
14th st. NV Potomac 4393.
ARCOLA. No.. 5, good condition: also gas
range good baker. 1245 Morse st. ne.
BED ROOM. dining room. davenport suites:
breakfast set, dressers. twin beds, wardrobe.
studio couch. Edelman, 1908 GeorGia ave.
BED SPRINGS CD. coil. for three-quarter
beds: good condition. practically new.
Sacrifice for cash. Call Adams 1867.
BICYCLEsNRollfast and other. hieh-erade
wheels Hazelton Bicycle b Sporting
Goods Store. 424 9th NV.
BICYCLES. new and second hand. $40 up
wagons 81 up We repair. Open evenings.
Matt Sr ,rt Shop 246l 18th. near Col. rd.
BIcYCLEs new. Celson $3.50 up; also
used bicycles. IS up; will take your old
bike in trade. See Gilbert. ll06 st. ne.
BICYCLES. new and rebuilt. $40 up: vag-
SDers mo-. SISi iSth. nssf Col. n
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1912 N ST. NV. Just of Conn ave
Comfortably furnished single room. run.
ming water: FIRST floor; s. weekly.
Evening star., 1936-12-11

DIAMOND BARGAINS-A very fine COM
plete selection of unredeemed diamonds.
watches and iewelry for sale at prices
much below their regular values. Save
25'e to 4Oes. All merchandise GUAR
ANTEED as to weight color and perfec-
tion. Busses leaving l1th and Pa. ave.
stop at our door. HORNING LOAN OFFICE.
south end Highway Bridge. opposite WASH
inPtOn Airport
Evening star., 1936-12-11

A WARM. SUNNY ROOM, with running
water adjoining, for quiet young man,
Columbia S56S after Z
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14lO PARKWOOD PL. NW-Pleasant
corner room twin beds: private shower;
well kept; private home. Columbia S961
1916 r. l. AVE. W.-Single or double
front rm., newly decorated: c.h.w. North
Evening star., 1936-12-11

BALFOUR. 1000 18th st. NV, Apt. 81
South, front: beautiful outlook and loca-
tlon; reasonable. comfortable; cafe in
Evening star., 1936-12-11
LoRIA Ac. oIL BURNER UNIT

LONIh ~ OIL bUHNEH UNIT.
For "costleSs comfort see this burner
in operation at our show room. open from
: am. to pm. F. N. Loria $500 Wis
consin ave. Bethesda. Md.
81 80 VACUUM CLEANERS-Airways. Pre-
mlers. Apex. Eureka and many others re-
built like new: largest assortment in town;
one-vesr written bond guarantee: any DEM
onstratlon; 3u-day trial plan; parts and
repairs; established firm: no other branch
IN town.. beware of transients and peddiers
See where you buy. Visit our show rooms.
BEST BRANDS CO.. sos llth st. NV.
National 1853.
SATURDAY BARGAIN-5 squares Fink
koie green shingles. 81. at ST per square.
other miscellaneous shinsleS at bargain
prices in broken bundles. No phone orders
on this sale. Inspect our stock first and
We will save you money Open am. TO
o:a'u y m. daily. Free delivery
EISlNGER MILL & LUMBER CO..
Bethesda
Evening star., 1936-12-11

CHILLUM HEIGHTS. 1921 New Hampshire
Master bed room, private shower and
bath; private new home: employed couple
or two men GenrRia hRSh