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Evening star., 1937-08-19
Miss Agnes Lucas
And Mr.. Peake Wed

\ ANNOUNCEMENT has been made
OF the marriage in Westminster,
Md, Monday of Miss Agnes L. Lucas,
daughter of Mrs. Edith Grove Lucas
OF State College, Pa. and Mr.. Millard
E. Peake of Bethesda, Nd The cere-
mony was performed by Rev Dr. Mar
tin, rector of the Westminster Epis-
copal Church.
After September Mr. and Mrs.
Peake will be at home at 7l25 Airing
ton road. Bethesda.
Evening star., 1937-08-19
Il r. AND MRS. FRED GAR
l RETT of Silver Spring, Md,
have visiting them Mrs. Gar
a ratt's pare,,+S Mr. and Mrs

N X. AND MRS. FRED GAR
|N RETT of Silver Spring, Md,
N VI have visiting them Mrs. Gar
rett's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
"a. c. Clayton of Atlanta, Ga; Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Murray and their daugh-
ter Barbara Ann of Columbus, Ga,
|end Mr.. and Mrs. John Plant and
their daughters, Martha Plant and
qrma Plant, of Miami. Fla. Their
daughter, Miss Virginia Garrett, has
tust returned from months vacation
|ht Columbus, Ga. where she visited her
aunt, Mrs. Murray.
Miss Mildred Berry. daughter Of Mr..
Ind Mrs. Charles M Berry Of Graden,
Largo. Md, and Miss Jean Miller Of
Washington have gone on a motor
"Trip to New England. They will spend
khree weeks at Bar Harbor, Me.
Mrs. Bertha Forshee Of Takoma
Park has gone to Japan, where she
will spend several weeks with her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Jih WI L oISllSC NIL oiSIlVC "CIIU
from Takoma Park and is secretary
treasurer of mission located in Toxic.
Miss Windred EVers, whose wedding
o Mr.. Eugene Davis, jr.. will take
place Thursday. August 26, at the
the guest of honor Saturday night at
D miscellaneous shower given by Mrs
Beatrice Nauheim. Other guests were
Miss Ruth Peterson, Miss Marie Bob
pitt. Miss Vera Crawford. Miss Helen
Pope and Miss Rosanne Cirlley.
Miss Nellie Virginia Hewitt, daugh-
fer Of Capt. and Mrs. Frank L. Hewitt
bf Silver Spring, Md and Miss Su-
kanne zihlman of Cumberland, Md,
Are spending this week at White Sand
Beach. Old Line, Conn, where they
pre- guests of Miss Kay Flanagan of
Hartford. Conn, at her Summer home.
Miss Hewitt's brother, Mr. James Hew-
lit. and Mr. Theodore Smith are spend
Ing several days at White Sand Beach,
Fnd from there will go to Springfield,
Mass, Three other brothers. Mr.. Dick
Hewitt, Mr.. Jack Hewitt and Mr.. Billy
Hewitt, accompanied by Mr.. Nathan
Fine, are IL. Atlantic City this week.
Miss Eliza beth Hunter, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Craig Hunter of
Vienna, Va, entertained at a dance
Tuesday evening. Among the guests
we're Miss Mary Flemming Bennett,
Miss Anne Hooe Rust, Miss Phyllis
Richardson, Miss Betty Murray, Miss
Patsy Murray, Mr.. Charles Pickett jr.;
Mr.. Mason Grove, Mr.. w. T. Woodson,
Evening star., 1937-08-19

Berrien Springs Mich, from which
he was graduated
Mrs. Irwin has also been entertain
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Vim Haege and their
daughters. Miss Marjory Haegg and
Miss Helen Haegg, of Rockford, III.
Miss Dorothy Beardsley, who enter
tanned her mother. Mrs. J. 1, Boards
ley, and her brother, Mr. Bennett
Beardsley OF Holly. Mich. for a few
days, has returned with them to their
home in Holly. where she will spend
her vacation.
Evening star., 1937-08-19
Senor Ni1nez Here

Senor Pedro L. Nimez of Quito,
Ecuador. has arrived in Washington
and is at the Shoreham for an indefi-
mite stay. Senor Nimez is the former
secretary Of the treasury of Ecuador
and is prominent in many phases OF
Ecuadorean government.
Later Senor Nimez will visit his
daughter, Senorita Sara Nimez who
is student at Vassar College in
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Evening star., 1937-08-19
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore
Hosts at Hot SPRINGS

Mr.. and Mrs. Ballard Moore Of
Chicago. formerly Of Washington, are
spending the Midsummer at Hot
Springs, where they entertained so
guests at buffet supper last evening
in their cottage. Mrs. Moore formerly
was Miss Olive Graef, daughter OF the
late Mr.. and Mrs. H. Campbell Graef
OF this city. and Mr. Moore is 4 native
of the District.
Evening star., 1937-08-19
Spitlers Return.

Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Splitter have
returned from an extended ueddinr
trip to Vermont and Canada, and
have taken an apartment at 23O7
Belmont avenue northwest. Mrs
Spltler Is the former Miss Ariel Nc
Ninch, daughter of the Federal Power
commissioner and Mrs. Frank R. Nc
Ninch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Splitter spent two
weeks in Quebec. stopping en- route
for fortnight in Vermont,
Evening star., 1937-08-19
Maryland-V Virginia News
Mr.. and Mrs Garrett Have House Guests
in Suburban Home

jr; Mr.. Frank Young, Mr.. Girard
Lowrey, Mr.. Phillip Murray, Mr. James
E. Nickel, jr; Mr. William Sheehan,
Mr. Connie Smyth and Mr.. B. Smyth,
all of Fairfax: Miss Frances Rice Of
Oakton. Miss Betty Brandt of Vienna,
Mr.. Berkley Gillespie Of Big Stone
Gap, Va; Mr.. Eugene Fitzhugh of
Rochester, N. Y; Mr.. Page Waller Of
Alexandria and Mr.. Harry Snead, jr.,
of Petersburg, Va.
The Rev. Walter P. Elliott. accom-
panied by his daughter, Mrs. Ben niamin
G.. Wilkinson, jr.. and Miss Verna
Buenos Aires. Argentina. are spending
a few days in Asheville, N. C.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Griffith OF
Silver Spring. Md, and Mrs. Griffith S
sister, Mrs. E. P. Lee Of Tampa, Fla,
who has been their house guest this
Summer have returned from a short
stay at Front Royal, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elkton Peterson of
Takoma Park entertained at a picnic
supper at their Summer cottage at
South River Park. Md. Saturday.
The guests included Dr. and Mrs.
G. B. Queen. Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
Lucker. jr: Mr.. and Mrs Perry o.
Huff. DR.. and Mrs. Irl Schoonover, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold C. Heffner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Vogel, Mrs Theodore
Rhodes, Mrs. Theodore Morris. Miss
Clara Mae Tarbett, Miss Mildred Ar
cher, Miss Eva Smythe. Miss Doris
Johnston, Mr. Roderic Davis of Ia
koma Park and Mr.. Daniel Cox of
Washington.
Prof. and Mrs. Edwin r. Thiele,
guests of Mrs. C. w. Irwin at her
home in Takon1a Park. have come to
America on furlough from Shanghai,
where they have spent the past "A
years. Mr.. Thiele has been attending
the Chicago University during the
Summer and he will join the faculty
of Emmanuel Missionary College at
Evening star., 1937-08-19
Mrs. Fleming Leaves,

Mrs. Robert F. Fleming of Edgemoor.
Md, and her daughter, Miss Edar Won
Lengerke Fleming, have gone to
worcester. Mass. where Miss Fleming
will visit college mate at Wellesley
College. where she has been a student
for the past two years
Evening star., 1937-08-19
Miss Lloyd Joins
Mother in Bermuda

Miss Angelica Lloyd has Joined her
mother. Mrs. Demarest Lloyd. in Ber-
muda. where Mrs. Lloyd is occupying
Bridge House. in Somerset, for the
season.
Evening star., 1937-08-19
Mullens Leave.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mullen left
yesterday for Bar Harbor. Me. They
made the trip from New York by
boat and they expect to be away from
Washington for the rest Of the Sum-
mer.
The daily independent., 1937-06-30
Pcpsi-Co!a Made
More Popular by
Lii,lciOn Firm

Thirteen coMticy in North
Carolina and Virginia are the eX-
elusive Pepsi-Cola territory of the
Orange Crush ECttling Company.
The cool. refrcchin0 drink in the
large red and bluo-labeled L.
ounce bottle is put up by the COM
pany's Lit'lat0n, N. G. plant and
from there distributed 10 eleven
North Carolina counties and two
in Virginia.
Pcpsi-Cola is one OF the largest
sellers among the Orange Crush
company's five franchised drinks,
all Of which are put up in the
plant at LittleCon.
Fepsi-Cola has been on The
market for eYeral years and is
among the top bottled drinks in
public favor. For several years
following the World War it drop
ped in sales in the territory in
which Orange Crush company is
now operating, but was brought
back to the public's notice when
the Li:tletOn concern obtained
the franchise for its manufacture.
Since the Pep-i-COla franchise
was acquired by J. s. Mcpherson
ana .. ". McFh=raon. Pepsi
The daily independent., 1937-06-30
Containers Untouched by
Hand from Time They
Are placed in Washer
Until Filled With Mer-
chandise

The latest development IN auto
matte washing machines Will
thoroughly clean every bottle into
which drinks manufactured by
the Orange Crush Bottling Com
pany are poured at the Llttleton
plant.
The huge Soaker just installed
in the new building is the super
Kleen" manufactured by the
LIQUID Caroonic Corporation eX-
pressly for the Littleton concern
according the large chromium
steel plaques attached at each end
of the new equipment.
Rated at 1920 bottle capacity,
the new soaker passes the contain
ers through both hot and cold
water with two sterliA.ng solu-
tions. Inside and outside brushes
take all foreign matter from the
bottles to leave them IN a thor
oughly cleansed condition when
The daily independent., 1937-06-30
NeaV Soaker Made By Liquid
Cnrbonic Company For Use
OF Orange Crush Concern

they pass from the sterlllzer hVo
the filling machine.
Empty bottles are placed III one
end of the washer just inside the
door to the unloading plattrom on
the east of the new building ana
are passed through a cold water
rinse in the machine.
Two sterilizing solutions OF hVe
and four per cent respectively are
the next two cleansing operations,
after which the containers are
sent throught fresh not water.
Now at the top of the huge
washer in the cleansing process
the bottles come in contact with
an attachment known as the
crown safety detacher which IN
stantly stops the machine II q
single bottle has been put in with
the metal cover cap still remain
ing on the mouth of the contain
er.
Leaving this part Of the Soaker'
the bottles are brought in con-
tact with revolving brushes which
remove all paper, labels or other
foreign matter and dirt from the
outside.
The bottles now are travelling
through the machine in an inVert-
The daily independent., 1937-06-30
foef ochino Cleans And SteriIi5es Bottles 1hOrOug

ed position and come in contact
with two sets Of inside brushes
through which also spurts a stream
of water and that scrub the con-
tainers completely clean inside.
A long brass spout is then in
serted in the bottles and a cup
shaped spray Of water rlnSeS the
inside before the containers are
sent through another plain
water rinse and up into the drain
ing racks whence they pass out OF
the machine on an endless con-
veyor directly into the filling ma
chine at a normal running speed
of "a a minute.
with the new equipment we
have Just installed" Manager D.
w. Mcpherson of the Ltttleton
plant said. there is not a single
part of the process of filling,
washing or conveying our bottles
where they are touched by hand.
From the time the emptieS are
first put into the soaker until the
filled bottle comes out of the
labelling machine no hand touches
either the container or the pro-
duct since the whole process is
automatic"
The daily independent., 1937-06-30
Local Warehouse
Normally Stocks
$500 Cases Beer

Twenty-Five hundred case OF
beer and ales Of the lines for
which it is agent are the normal
stock of the Elizabeth City ware
house Of the Orange Crush Bot
ting Company, Incorporated.
Located on WeStovcr Boulevard
short distance from the city
limit; on The Hertford Highway.
the building occupies about 60 by
80 feet of space with a part OF
the southern wing apportioned to
the office force.
Recently appointed agents Ior
Killers High Life beer, one Of the
| top-rankjAg breWS, the Orange
Crush firm al-o handles ESSling-
ey's beer and ale. Kreuger'S beer
and ale. both in bottles and III
cans. and Blue Ribbon, Piels, and
Ruppert's beer in the fifteen-cent
varieties.
In the lower retail price range
OF ten cents. the company fur
nishes its customers with South
ern beer and ale and Piedmont
beer.
In the rear of the warehouse
has recently been constructed four
private garages for truck divers
with an additional space for future
use as repair shop for the 2com-
pany'S own trucks.
The warehouse building is Of
sheet metal construction with a
small retail store for soft drinks
in the front. President J. T. Nc
PherSon ha, established his resi-
dence Just across the highway and
short distance from the vale
houe so that he may be able to
keep in constant touch with the
affairs Of the firm.
The daily independent., 1937-06-30

the Elizabeth City warehouse OF
,hc Orange Crush Bottling Com
pany.
Owner of the trucking firm is
J. Z. Mcpherson, president Of the
Ii tle:cn bottling concern.
The trucking company also
dccS commercial hauling for other
customers when not engaged in
bringing brewery products to the
Elizabeth City plant for distri-
tuticr through the immediate ter
rilcry or re-shipment to the other
warehouses of the Orange Crush
Company.
The daily independent., 1937-06-30

Cola sales have grown in leaps
and bounds in eastern North
Carolina. It's one Of the fa test
selling cola drinks in the United
Sja,cS and the second largest sell
ing cola drinks in the World.
Pepsi Cola is a delicious bevcr-
age. made from the essence OF
Pure fruits. and other wholesome
ingredients. 1t is absolutely pure
and free from preSeryationc. II
waS originated by the late DR..
Caleb Bradham in 1896 and has
been manufactured and sold in sc
bottles ever since. Today Pepsi
The daily independent., 1937-06-30
Applied
To RottEee 2.
~ 80
MachI.p "

Pepsi-Cola bottle ..
others that mIght rs |
leave the Littl2,on r..a r !
Orange Crush Bo~4aa Com.
with machinc-apg.a.l ..
that automatic 4la Ian.
eighty soft-drimk a.
ute at normal an-.a
A World Awo9..
Labeler" manulacO..
Economic Machml- g
Worchestcr, Mas. ,.s.
ties as they CON- from
and places label O.. ..
spots.
The label are held d.
a metal finger mU 'u..
moved through Ill.
brought in contart
of rubber p-CSsogs ~.
fix the paper to ;Ha a.a
On top of the macnuc ..,..
are SACKED in q E.....
they are taken Lg -.
and brought down - aogr.r-
the bottle.
Leaving the label q. r
Bottle pass down a4 p.a.
veyor through the wall Of .
:potlessly Clean bo.u.ae gr
% the storage dopa.me, ~,
they are placed la o.s.. -
labor and StacGcd IN ,..,..-
shipment ;h.CUguga
cany's territory.
Grating the co..a..
2nly hand opera ..4 .
part Of tie manu..
cess wh2i2 DJG"
The daily independent., 1937-06-30
Three Trucks Haul
Beer 10 Warehouse
Al Elisabeth CITY

Three tcn-tCn truck, operating
unG"r he Interstate Commerce
tinuousiy on the road by the Eliz-
tnuCusly on the road by he E IL
abc.h City Trucking Company
hauling beer and ale from brew
cries in northern cities direct to
The daily independent., 1937-06-30
Devils Darning Needle"

The dragon fly is the object OF
several curious superstitions. Per-
haps the most prevalent is that
this insect will get into children's
hair and sew up their ears. Hence
the name "devirs darning needle"
The daily independent., 1937-06-30

Goa is bottled and sold IN every
state IN the unicn: al o Canada,
CUBA and England.
The daily independent., 1937-06-30
TWo.TREAp
s EIBE Rim Gs
DOUBLE
SAFE MILEAGE
NEVER
WEAR S M0oTN

.TwO.TREAD Soldering
tires have almost twice as
much tread rubber, it IS easy
for you to understand no"
they double mileage.
They Never Wear Smoo'n
and hence are safe and trae-
tive to the last mile. See Us
today for a demonstration'
We make liberal trade-in ai'
lowances on your old tres
The daily independent., 1937-06-30

In the above illustration, fig
ure ga" is the cross section
of an ordinary single tread
tire. Observe that its thick.
ness equals eleven.sixteenths
inch. Figure "B" is the cross
section of a Seiberling TWO.
TREAD tire. Observe that
its thickness measures one
inch or nearly double that of
the single tread tire. Because
Evening star., 1937-09-22
MABEIIE HONOUR
PERSONAL.

and colonies as advised by doctors for
arthritis sinus disease. headache, high
blood pressure. etc. North 40l2.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE You
wait. Emergency Laboratory. Room COL.
Westory Bldg. 14th and Met: 1888
HEMoRRHOIDs ERADIcATED BY MY
own method. Results effective for a life
time or money back. Write for booklet. No
druss OF, surgery, DIR, soMMERWERCK
1855 Columbia I'd. Adams 03SS.
17S1 PARK RID. NW.--FRONT ROOM IN
owners detached home. next TO bath; re-
fned gentleman. Columbia ass7
FALL REOPENING OF THE FIBRE
Flower Studio. complete line materials for
dover making. 1917 F st. NV. Rm. S01.
ARE YOU CALLED UPON FOR A SPEECH?
Must YOU write a letter or an essay? Avail
yourself of our confidential writing service.
Call or write Mr.. SEWARD, 5000 Con-
necticut ave. Adams 4S00. 23s
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINDERGAR,,
ten, 1922 Massachusetts, ave. NV; school
OF dancing and nursery; hour, day or
week; $50 to 5:30.
ANY ONE WITNESSING ACCIDENT OF
lady thrown from bus at Georgia and N; H.
avea. Friday. Sept. II, 1887. about ?. NJ:
please communicate with family OF Injured
lady. Adams 7473M.
Evening star., 1937-09-22
WASHINGTON ACADEMY

OF Hair and Beauty Culture,
18th ST. & N. Y. AVE. $50 WASH. BLDG.
Washington's newest and finest equipped
beauty school. American and European
latest methods. Daily demand for our
graduates. Lowest rates. Pay as you learn
Free booklet. Investigate and compare
Formerly With Wilfreds N Y EXpert Dent
Evening star., 1937-09-22

New Fall stock. all sizes; imported,
Oriental, Persian and Chinese designs;
low prices: room sizes from Sg.95.
CAPITOL RUG CO.,
1921 14th ST. (AT HARVARD,.
Open Evenings and Sundays
Evening star., 1937-09-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
ANTIQUE CHAIR. upholstered and tufted
in green velvet. Small secretary. solid
ladder-back chair S5; mahogany inlaid
table. Victorian footStool g lamps cheap.
some are antique; Oriental scatter rugs.
4S45 Linnean ave. NV. Cleveland 1920.
ANTIQUE TABLE. round marble top. solid
black walnut. handmade. Victorian period:
blvd. Fails Church. 23'
BABY PLAY PEN, reed carri4ke SO each.
4522 9TH st. NV. Adams 9323-R.
BAGGED SAWDUST. 23c bag: bags. 81,
delivered; for store flsors & many other
uses. Phone Att. 400. HECHINGER co:
BANK EOUTPMENT--1nterior bank equip
chests ssfe deposi bos. Adjustable steel
shelving, transfer cases. card hlcs, etc.
Inquire John F. Moran, receiver, Park
Savings Bank.
tress. etc. North Aba. Apt. $50.
BEDS. 3 double. springs; mattresses. So
household furniture. Potomac 1855.
BED-DAvENPoRT. easy and occasional
day bed bookcase. beds, couch. cedar
closet. living. room suite, scatter rugs.
No dealers Adams 5171.
BED ROOM, davenport suite. chifYorobe,
typewriter, studio couch. kitchen cabinet,
refrigerator. Edelman. 1903 Georgia ave.
BED ROOM SUITE. walnut, 5-piece, box
springs. Beautyrest mattress: kitchenette
set lamps, . lounge chairs. smoking stands.
coffee tables. sofa pillows. mirrors. cur
tains and draperies. etc. All new. leaving
city. Clifton Terrace Apts. 14th and
Clifton NV. Apt. 3o2. west wing. Adams
BLOWERS. 81 so to S17 80; thermostat. SO,
installed small charge; repaired. rewound;
exhaust fans. Carty. 1908 14th.
BRICK. new, frst-class: sla per thou
BUILDING MATERIAL SALE-Hechinger S
26th anniversary sale ENDS THIS SAT-
URDAY. AT 8 PM. (Also open this Fri
day night to q pm) tremendous sale
of brand-new building materials. Drastic
reductions in every department at our
four big stores. Many. exceptional values.
Free delivery. Phone orders always ac-
cepted Atlantic 140O.
HECHlNGER CO. lEsTORES-4.
Evening star., 1937-09-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR sAIF.
RUGS.

LEAVING ToWN-1O-pc S7b0 NAH dining
1928 liv. rm. suite. like new. S65. Adams
Evening star., 1937-09-22

COPLEY COURTS. 1914 18th ST NV
Refrigeration and gas free: continuous
switchboard and elevator. unusually large
1-room apt. large kitchen. foyer bath
Res mgr
Evening star., 1937-09-22

&5-Speed Dictation, Sten. and Typ.-S5
S5-STATISTICS AND FILE CLERKS
$5-Attsndant $5As and Nurses, Exams.-S5
Begin today. The Civil Service Prepara-
tory School. $40 18th st. NV. Met. 6337. =
Evening star., 1937-09-22
FARM AND GARDEN
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

BONE MEAL, $3.50 for 100 pounds. MIL
ton Hopfenmaier Estate. 5000 X st. NV
Phone West 1892
Evening star., 1937-09-22
DIESEL, rs ROOMTNG
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS.

Invading all branches of industry. creating
opportunities for trained men. For free
booklet write Registrar, Hemphill Diesel
School 400l Cold Spring lane, Baltimore
Evening star., 1937-09-22
GIRLS!
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE

THE MODERN WAY"
Special low-price offer extended to Oc-
tober 1st. for limited number of en-
rollments: we feature individual instruc-
ton and shop experience: graduates placed
IN positions; start any day; easy terms.
MODERN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE.
National All 1917 F St NV
Evening star., 1937-09-22
PIANOS-SPECIAL.

Pianos, GOOD condition. $40; old-fash-
ioned organ. $40. Smiths STORAGE, 1913
You NV. North 3343.
Evening star., 1937-09-22
MACHINES

Intensive courses in sComptometer, Bur-
Youehs, Monroe, etc. with a brief course
in touch tipping. Day-eyening sessions
Certificate awarded on completion of
course. Placement Service Boyds fESt.
% YrSl. 12.li 2 st Natinnal o24n
Evening star., 1937-09-22
BOATS.

20-FT. FAST SAILBOAT. SI0O. Langan's
Boat Shop. l Shipwright ST.. Annapolis Md
FOR SALE-30-ft. cabin cruiser, 2S-h;p.
Redwing marine engine. toilet and other
accessories: no reasonable offer refused
Line. lS71-J after pm. -.
SAILBOAT. lS-ft Sea Gull. small cabin
and cupboard auxiliary: best offer. Inspect
at Nash Marine Supply Water ST.
Evening star., 1937-09-22

TYPEWRITERS+Save 4Oco on machines
OF quality direct from factory Rentals.
81 month. Expert repairing. Natl Sl29.
Central Typewriter Co. 923 G st. NV.
TYPEWRITER, Underwood No. 5; looks
and works like new; sacrifice. S2n so.
Blaustein's Columbia 5fio5
Evening star., 1937-09-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

i eaulpped; S'A Sood Business; @ iS; isrrs seating
ssspssoeIty low Kent Tar 6T long lease price
and bath wkly. receipts. Sa75: Ayr. lease
rent. S75; So 500; 81 900 cash. Capital
Adjusting q Finance Co.. 1908 H st. Met.
thoroughfare. in busy Maryland town. just
over p. G. line. Bestlocaton, low rent. Estab-
lished fye years: A good investment for
dress Box 1877. Evening Star Once.
Give address and phone number. =
GROCERY a,- and meat market, doing $1,000
cash wkiy: guarantee 800 stock; up.
to,date fixtures; $1,000; terms. Capital
Adjusting & Finance Co.. 1908 st.
TAILOR. CLEANING. DYER: good location,
business; Sale on account OF sickness, Box
MEAT MARKET. doing S3e5 wkly.; rent.
S.5. with rms. and bath; price, 81 800;
terms. Capital Adjusting q Finance Co..
zoos H st. NV. Met. 4s13.
SSsa STORE AND AND APARTMENT for rent. popu-
INQUIRE 50l Kennedy st. NV.
DELICA., sandwiches, off-sale beer: prem
ent nesv uptown NV c9rner estab business
able offer. Box 379-T. Star.
RESTAURANT, downtown; wkly receipts,
$500; whisky; rent. 81 50 price, S6 300;
H.,oOO cash. Capital Adjusting g. Finance
Co., zoos H st. Met. 4S13.
S450..SANDWICH and confectionery: suit
able Tor light lunch: near = schools; in
come, Sl25 weekly. 4 rooms; rent S,5
Cor. Wis. and Reservoir rd.
d. G. s: GROCERY and liquor: wkly. re-
cceipts; Sl,lO0: rent. SIPS; . apts.: SI2,-
900: terms. Capitol Adjusting & Finance
Co. zoos H st. NV. Met. 4S13.
WANTED-Furnished rooming house oil
neat. Dupont Circle or downtown: must be
reas. From owner. Potomac 3574
2406 18th ST.. NEAR COLUMBIA RID.
High ceiling. double show windows.
suitable to tailoring, children's wear or
any general business; rental. SS7 so
AT'FR. STORE. CALL POT 5a3o,
ROOMING HOUSE. 9 rooms. Rent. S62.
Central. Filled; $500; terms.
Roomlng house, IL rooms . baths, Oil
neat; 10-car garage; $500.
Rooming house. 9 rooms Rent. S65. T.
Capitol location. Only S40O
Ho0mlng house. IL rooms. Cheap rent.
Bargain for $500
Sandwiches and beer. Rent, S35. Busi-
ness. $3.50 weekly. Asking 5000.
Luhch and beer. Rent. S62 Splendid
business. Sacrifice, $500
DellcatesSen and beer. Rent, $40. BUSH
ness. $40 daily; 81 300.
Delicatessen and grocery. Well equipped.
NO competition. Rent only S25. Price.
R M Curtis 400 T. c. MN, ~,., o,,o =.