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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

| PLYMOUTHS-1937 de luxe touring sedan.
| 1886 de luke touring sedan. 1888 De luxe
heater; 1888 P. D.de luxe sedan. 1899
P. B coupe; very reasonable prices; fully
Motors, 18th and S SITS NV. Decatur 4o71.
PLYMOUTH 1894 sedan. One Of the most
hnish like new. Very good tires; seat
Very Very sood d'H;s condttion: Has Plymouth all
steel body. Hydraulic brakes. Cannot be
eaualed at our Fall clearance price OF
$297. Lee D. Butler. Inc. 1877 18th So.
NV. District l21s. Onen sunday.
PLYMoUTH 1892 P. B. conv. coupe; sac
tors. 1898 14th. Decatur 1858.
PLYMOUTH 1885 convertible coupe. A
new news paint Job. So clean that we we have It
in our new-car show room. beautiful.
sporty: economical car; priced for our new
Butler. Inc, 1877 18th st. NV. District
1918. Open Sunday.
PLYMOUTH 1884 de luxe sedan; .20,700
miles private , owner; neW genera sna t,res'
Georgia 1920.
PLYMOUTH coupe. 1885,. rumble; low
mileage; good buy; $500 cash. 3237 Hiatt
pl NV. Apt. 81. Sunday.
new ls59 bfusboS de x s sms ST
coupe in trade. Met. 6465.
PLYMOUTH de luxe. 1884 coupe; almost
new condition. rumble seat: Silver Flash
tested; sacrifice. S297; terms. Evans
Palmer, N. Y. and Fla. aves. ne.
PLYMOUTH late 1885 de luxe bus. coupe:
slightly used original gray finish. tires and
upholstery like brand-neW. motor perfect;
sacrifice, S429. Columbia 5327.
PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe sedan; must
sell at great sacrifice. $3.50. Col. I102.
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe touring sedan;
driven little over 1000 miles: Just broke
in good; never been driven fast; .S125:
this is S160 under 1898 model. l41s G
st. Sc. Line. 7451-J. Monday at 232S
Ontario rd. NV. Col 7035.
PLYMOUTH 1926, 4-door sedan; excellent
1888 coach; a real buy. $3.50. Trade and
terms. Brashers 1899 14th st. NV.
PLYMOUTH 1884 de luxe coupe; in good
condition; Philco radio; private owner;
must sell. North 3535-J.
PLYMOUTH 1894 sedan, de luxe. 2-door,
Bypass: new paint. RADIO $500; open
today. Kearney Motors, Inc. 4432 Conn.
ave.
PLYMOUTH '34 coupe: series P. E. de
luxe: very popular model 1927: terms:
open today Kearney Motors. Inc. 4432
Conn. ave.
PLYMOUTH 1884 2-door sedan: excellent
condition: gun metal color: sacrifice S195.
Cleveland 6S23. tDealer.)
PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe convertible
coupe, in best condition; owner will sac
rif1ce: S245. Mr.. Vassar. 12lS Conn. ave:
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PLYMOUTH 1886 4-door town sedan: same
as new: gun metal color; any demonstra-
ton: S465. Cleveland 6s23. lDealer.l
PLYMOUTH 1887 2-door sedan: all de
ofIer. fer Cleveland ssss. Deslerl
PLYMOUTH 1886 sport coupe; excellent
y and in ps Splendid f9qn condton here
is the best buy in the city; S445. c. c. C.
0pen evenings agnd and SUNDAY
National 1900.
PLYMOUTH 1887 demonstrator 4-door
sedan: large trunk. heater. 1000 miles;
owned privately by salesman; new-car
terms. Greenwood 5000 Treadwell
PLYMOUTH 1890 4-door sedan motor
perfect s tires new new. must ,.Sa sacrifce S1Sii S,ii
rd Ppia apt. auaSs aS ADAMS ADAMS 576i. AuA' MIL
PONTIAC 1896 2-.door town sedan, "6";
perfect black finish: excellent mechanical
condition and tires; sacrifice: S475; trade.
terms. Brashers, 1888 l4th st. NV.
PONTIAC 1886 4-door touring sedan;
custom radio and heater: low mileage by
original owner; factory finish and interior
like new; all excellent rubber; knee action;
hydraulic brakes; $625. Wisconsin Mo-
tors 2901 NJ st. NV. West 2974. Open
ewes. and Sun.
PONTIAC 1888 2-dr town sedan; at
tractive tan metallic finish: large built
miles of fine service; $245. Pohanka
SnnI Service s,,nd: di26 goth st. NV. Dist s141.
PONTIAC / 933 coach; good paint and tires.
Motor perfect. 120 18th st. ne. Lincoln
5S62-J.
PONTIAC 1885 sport coupe; rumble seat,
built-in RADIO S475. Barnes. 1929 14th
st. NV. Decatur 1890. Open Sundays
PONTIAC 1888 coupe; private owned per-
feet motor; 1885, original paint. 1916 Mt.
Pleasant st. Adams 0330.
600 miles. like new: heater clock dual
equipment; great sacrifice S725; terms.
ABSOLUTELY no dealers. Adams SRa2
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
$685.

DODGE $685.
1894 de luxe 2-door sedan. II it's
bargain you're seeking in an economical
car, excellent condition. newly refinished.
then don't fail TO see and drive this
Dodge. Equipped with good General
xlre5; S Dual accessory sI0up; custom,
down. payment. balance as low ss S22
monthly. Open today.
STEUART MOTORS, INC.
Your Ford Dealer-fOpen Eyes)
9th and N. Y. Ave. NV. Natl 5000.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

WILLYs 1913! sedan. with trunk; only
= left; save S125: pay only SO monthly
Open today. Beacon Motors. WHY'S
dealer. 333 14th, Decatur 1858.
WILLYS, n. 1t is very unusual to have
two OF these economical cars in stock:
they move very fast. but in. the past few
days We have taken in trade 1884 coupe
outstanding reputation as being most
economical of cars and one Of the sturdiest
the car for a man who drives lot. The
coupe at S1S7 and the sedan at S2S7
during our Fall clearance sale. Lee D.
Butler. l137 18th st. NV. District L2ls.
SCHOOL BUS. 1894 Ford perfect condi-
ton; sacrifice quick sale. Smith Motor
Sales. 2l1g Bladensburg rd.
ATTENTION. STUDEBAKER OWNERSl
We Just traded 1884 Studebaker Die
tator six touring sedan. refinished in beau
tiful blue; new tires and motor perfect
upholstery spotless; S75 down, easy terms
Studebaker Dealers, 2611 Lee Highway
Arlington. Va. Open Sunday.
$1.00-AUTO GLASS-$1.O0.
Any Glass in Stock-New,
Used and Safety
FEDERAL AUTO PARTS CO..
1246 l1th Sc. Lincoln 9344.
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La SALE 1886 6-passenger touring sedan:
large trunk. 6 disc wheels; perfect gray
paint and spotlesS cloth upholstery; excel
lent tires. This is surely clean car: S775.
c. C. c. guaranty. Open evenings and Sun
day. Capitol Cadillac Co., 1922 22nd st.
NV. National $500.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

FORD-Trade 1885 Ford with radio and
heater, for Model A Ford; easy terms.
J. H. White, 237 10th st. ne. Lincoln
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LA SALE 1885 de luxe 4-door sedan, built
in trunk and radio; a perfect car in every
respect; $575. See Mr.. Barnes, 1929 14th
st. NV. Decatur 1880 Open Sundays.
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GRAHAM 1881 4-door sedan; excellent
condition; private owner; reas. Shep. 4516
from to 4
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FORD 1885 de luxe coupe; driven care
fully: same paint. tires. motor. upholstery:
wonderfully good; S255. Atlantic 1897.
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FORD 1888 Tudor sedan. marvellous con-
dition; tires, paint, motor perfect every
way: S165 Atlantic 1921.
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FORD 1886 Tudor touring sedan. Beau
special horns. Carefully driven by owner
since new. Completely. fabricated every
thousand miles with the best oils and
ereases. New battery. fine tires. Owner
moving into family with two cars. so will
sacrifice for S400 cash. See Sunday from
8 to / at 1903 Lee highway. Rosslyn.
Va. Just two blocks from Key Bridge.
Phone Clarendon 523. Mr.. Kicker
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FORD 1887 de luxe Tudor touring sedan.
premium in price. This Ford 'S5" has
been driven exactly $500 miles. only a
new car could be in better condition.
Beautiful black velour upholstery; hot
water heater. It's beauty and bargain
for only S595. We think it real value
why not try it out today? We're open.
Terms easy. Norris. Inc. 20ls 14th st.
NV North 3949.
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HUPMOBILE 1928; runs smoothly; $50.
J. F. Prather. 3179 18th st. NV. Co.
lumbia 1852
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STUDEBAKER 1880 Comdr. -conv. coupe:
cash. $50; good condition: good tires. 14l2
Chaplin ST.. Apt. 26. Adams 9434. 24*
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FORD 1898 coach: S149. TODAY ONLY
Potomac 1908.
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OLDSMOBILE 1897 touring sedan, radio.
heater; was locally owned by prominent
detail; in order to effect a quick sale we
are offering a substantial saving. with
new-car guarantee and very liberal finance
" Dorot,tr 1Q0A
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LINCOLN 1882 custom coupe; must sell.
sacrifice $3.50; original finish like new.
See Mr.. Burrell, 1341 18th st. NV.
LINCOLN-zEPHYR 1887 Fordor sedan;
Just a few weeks old driven less than
1000 miles; finished in royal blue; abSo
lutely perfect; original cost 81 400. A rare
buy at $3.50 Lincoln O26S-R. Pa
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PLYMOUTH 1888 sedan; new black fin
ish, new seat covers; Al motor; all excel
lent rubber; S249; your terms. Steuart
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FORD 1896 convertible sedan; perfect tan
finish. brown leather upholstery. clean. top
and all good tires; radio: a very clean
car; S525. C. G. c. guaranty open eve
1922 2.,nd st. NV National 1900.
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OLDSMOBILE 1885 touring sedan; orig
cigar lighter electric clock. chrome disc
wheels had the best of care; S125 down.
Studebaker Dealers, 2611 Lee Highway.
Arlington Va Open Sunday
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PLYMOUTH 1885 S.door n sedan; black mn
day. JACK PRY, Packard dealer, 5000
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PACKARD 1895 5-passenger club sedan.
black paint. excellent tires. clean uphol-
stery. radio. heater; you will find this car
had the best of care and is in excellent
condition; 5000. c. c. c. guaranty. Open
evenings and Sunday. Capitol, Cadillac
.lO1 .lDnd u W National 2.1lll
Evening star., 1937-07-11

Daily Price Index.
NEW YORK, July 1O-The Associated
Press weighted wholesale price index Of
80 commodities today declined to 9l92
Previous day: a2.2s; week ago, 90.s9
month ago. 1925: year ago, 1888
Range of recent years:
1887. 1886 1885. 1a33-34.
High ---- 9S.14 sa.22 1858 1924
Low $3.50 71.31 lisa 4l.44
Q926 average equals 1909
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. July 10, Up Omitted States
Department Of Asriculture). Hogs. 5000.
Including $500 direct: market nominaE
SSR zoo and hodcys5
higher; 22O-25O pounds. 80 to is cents
higher: 250-350 pounds. steady to Is
cents higher; packing sows steady to 10
Cattle: 1000; calves. 100. Compared
tacularly higher on widest set Of markets
seen In years fed steers and yearlings
!nss 5Si hisss, asa ss.,:y hsIsE. ssE
erassers. after being bear-raided week
earlier. showing most advance; cutter cows
auently i so higher on good to Choice
grades; bulls 25 higher and vealers 5O-76
higher run ,emphatically smaller at al
markets; iurther abridged by Monday holi-
Win heers snd fsests bsster top steeTs
1873. new high since 1880: several loads
1880 and 1855; numeroua sales at 1926
1880; pest long yearlings 1900; part load.
1,Bs. 1hS;S5 light yearlinss Year M 1919 heii.r year.
crop; al except strictly srain,fed cattle
Sheer, 800. 560 Al direct; for week ending
FIdsy .st o@eo af aEsstS ss1nr Td
higher; yearlinss scarce but -quotabie IS
weeks Spring lamb top 1900, paid by ali
interests for choice natives after midweek:
sss ao:. as.S: s%e d.ho:2
II so, with s to Is head out per car.
GOOD s5-pound fed California Spring lambs
csoTn.s Ss ssm I'D Tsas. ;hS1n 1ss4.
"; top. 4.7b.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGES,

NEW YORK. July 10 tP.-Europea
eurrencies continued their climb against
the dollar today. with the pound sterling
touching peak since last September
=, Some repatriation of French balances in
this country, via London, was said to
have contributed to the strength of the
British unit. 1t closed at 4e6 up u of
q cent.
French franc finished .ooss of cent
higher, the Swiss franc added o1 of a
cent. and the Canadian dollar and Neither
lands guilder were unchanged
The dollar lost % of a cent in London.
closing at 1855 to the pound
Closing rates follow (Great Britain IN
dollars. others in cents>: Great Britain,
demand, 4.a6; cables. 4.96: 6O-day bills,
4.94s+: France, demand 3s7ss: cables,
3.sss,,.: Italy. demand, 5,a6l4; cables,
Demands-Beloium, 1854; Germany.
frte. 40l1; registered. 1925: travel ~ SO;
s5.5s; Denmark 2e. e.15: Finland. a.1aia::
Switzerland, 22.aO: Spain unauoted: Por-.
tugaI. 4;5O12; Greece. 9lIa: Poland 1898;
Czechoslovakia. $40: Yugoslavia. 233;
Austria. 1S.s0n; Hungary, 1880: Rumania
s55; Argentina, 33.06n: Brezil. ssOAn:
1897; ~. Mexico ae City, 1885, Montreal in
1oo.1s'4. Nominal.
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FAVORABLE TRADE
TREND PREDICTED
Industry Expected to Register
1887 Gain of at Least 10 Per
Cent Over 1886.
special Dispatch to The Star.

SPECIAL OlSpdtCH 10 He SldI.
NEW YORK, July TO- lover the
next six months, barring an unex-
pected catastrophe such as war, or
crop failure, or Nationwide strike in a
key industry, business will get better
rather than worse" predicts Business
Week today, after making a midyear
analysis of key factors in the indus
trial picture.
When the last page of the calendar
is turned and 1898 replaces 1887. in
dustry as whole will have recorded
at least 10 per cent gain over 1896;
and considering that 1886 was a year
Of brisk recovery, that improvement
will be cause for cheers, not jeers.
The pattern will be something like
this: Continued lull during July and
early August, followed by steady
and persistent expansion coincident
with buying of steel by the automobile
companies in August and September.
The present recession in industry
as a whole is seasonal. Business was
very, very good in the first quarter"
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Commodity Price
Changes for Week
BY A. A. PATTON,

NEW YORK, July 10-Rising for
the third consecutive period this week,
commodity prices were led by soaring
agricultural staples.
A resumption OF the drought,
thought by weather men to have been
broken several weeks ago, is said to
have played a prominent part in the
upturn, bringing a downward revision
in harvest estimates.
Although heavy rains early last
month came at critical juncture in
crop development, commodity men
pointed out subnormal rainfall since
has caused heavy abandonment in
certain sections.
Wide gains in live stock prices, up
more than 10 per cent in the last
month. carried to the highest point
in many years. Hogs were outstand-
ing as supplies dwindled. Cattle and
lamb also advanced.
Drought Is Responsible.
Last Summers drought was re-
sponsible, boosting feed prices so high
farmers were forced to send animals
to market without any attempt to
fatten them. This year feed prices
are lower, and producers are taking
advantage of the opportunity to in
crease the weight OF their animals
and thus get premium prices at the
market.
The Associated Press weighted in
dex of IS important wholesale COM
modify prices rose to 1928 per cent
OF the 1926 average from 9O89 a week
ago and compared with 772l a year
ago.
The upturn was almost unanimous;
20 moved up and only fell. The
rest were unchanged.
Although wheat dropped sharply
following recent advance, the fall was
more than offset by a half-cent
pound upturn in cotton and smaller
increases in corn, oats and rye.
Cottons improvement followed
what the trade called bullish acre
age report by the Department Of
Agriculture.
Food was higher; sugar, -four, lard,
butter and Cocoa all gaining.
Industrial Staples Up.
The staples of industry were also
better. Steel extended recent gains
With mills reopened. both Pittsburgh
and Chicago reported stocks low
Other advances included hides, tur-
pentlne, burlap, tin and lead. Only
antimony and rubber moved against
the trend
Textile prices turned up after slid
ing for many weeks. Cotton cloth
and silk both rose. Trade sources
said purchases from mills exceeded
production this week for the first time
in months, and looked for the move
ment to grow.
The index, with its components
based on 1926 as 100, compared as
follows.
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moderate. Sacked, per cwt.. California
White Rose, U. s. No. l. 2:2o-35: mostly
Missouri, U. g. No. / and partly Graded.
1.25-40: mostly 1.3o-35;. Kansas, U. 8.
No. and partly graded, .30.40:. showing
heated. 117l2-20; Virginia. Norfolk sec
tion. q. 8. No. l, showing heated. few
sales, 1.35: q. s. No. 2. car, so; Bliss Tri-
umphs. Arkansas, y, g: No. l. few sales.
2.4O; Louisiana. u. s. No. /. car, 2.40.
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q. S. TREASURY NOTES.
NEW YORK. July 10 P.-Prices quote
m dollars and thirty seconds:
FLOUR OUTPUT GAINS.

NEW YORK. July 10 P). -- Flour
mills. accounting for IS per cent of
the Nations total output, produced
6.276,16l barrels in June, against
6,24S,645 in June, 1886, General Mills,
Inc, reported. Production OF these
same mills in the IL months ended
June 80 was 63, 100, ,344 barrels, against
64,747,349 in the comparative period
Q year earlier.
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Dividend rates Eiven in the table annual
ca payments nased on the latest quarterly hayeary
laraons.
sUnt Of trading less than 100 shares. rate
not including extras. Paid last year.
dCompanes reported IN recevsrshtp
Ex dividend '
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. July 10 OFp.-Butter. 1e,44S;
no session. Eggs. 1880: no session.
No butter or egg futures or live poultry
market today.
Potatoes. as: on track. c3s; total U s.
shipments, 956; California stock slightly
Oobhlers steady, demand good. supplies
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INVESTING COMPANIES

NEW YORK. July 10 (Pt.-New York
Security Dealers Association;
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NEW YORK. July 10 P.-New Yorl
Security Dealers Association:
FEDERAL LAND BANKS

NEW YORK. July 10 R,.-Federal Lane
Bank bonds,
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NEW YORK BANK STOCKS

a-Aiso extra or extras.
e-Declared or paid so far this year.
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BED ROOM SUITE. twin beds. good con-
dition Call after today. Randolph A334. :
BED ROOM SUITE. complete. English wal
mt: very reasonable Adams 4O6l Nv.
EInlid II
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

DAY BEDS. mattresses. antique table
md bureau. screen and chairs: reAs. Dec.
Qua n
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FRlGIDAIRES: few new floor models
and repossessed at bargain prices See
them a. 34lS Rhode Island ave ne.
Phone Arthur H. Todd, Greenwood 1901 .
q
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RE-UPHOLSTERING

Three-piece living room suite upholstered
for $40: covering and new inside material
included; made like new in finest tapestry
and friezette. Workmanship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERY CO.
25O9 l4th ST. NV. COLUMBIA 1Ol -
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~ 2Ist ST. N.W.-Double rooms twin
oeos' 30 weekly; single rooms. 81 weekly.
O1s
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POULTRY b EGGS.

CHICKS-Rocks Reds. Sc: Leghorns &c;
Black Giants. sc: none better: pullets and
started chicks. J. B. Henry, Falls Church,
Va 34S
BECK'S State blood-tested chicks; % lead
ing breeds; headed with r. o. P. cockerels;
Ss per 100: sexed if desired. Ducks. S12;
soc each. H, Murray. Forestville, Md. 20
BABY CHICKS. blood-tested, all breeds.
VIM. James T. Son. 6l9 K 81. NV. Metro
politaD
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Due to our increasing business. We de-
sire additional capital. We ave well
established and viii stand the Striciest
lnvestlgatIon. We offer an attractive
proposition to any one who can raise
Capltal, We are an ouI-of-town company
and want a Washington connection. -Ad
dress Box Site Star Office
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rSHlLAND HOTEL, Vermont ave, at
tra.h tLnomas as. C1rcie-Ss.50 week; hotel service:
| !I.sn ,, soveis daily; your mail and phone calls
attended to; shower baths walk to work.
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! PRINCE KARL. 1901 K St nw-Light,
| airy. newly furnished. single and double
rooms. hotel service. including phone:
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CAPITOL CHICKERY

1902 BladenSburg rd. ne. Lincoln 4o2a--
Rocks Reds LeshcrnS $50 per hundred.
WAYNE FEEDS EXCLUSIVELY. Whole
sale. retail distributors: prices governed by
grain market. Open evenings until 10 p. m.
HINES HATCHERY. LARGEST. most mod
equipped hatchery nr. Wash; matches
every Mon: IS per hundred: W. Rock.
B. Rock and r. I. Reds; officially tested;
sparted chicks on hand for immediate
delivery: = miles north of Norbeck. Olney.
Nd. Ashton law.
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FURNITURE-Walnut bed room suite,
xf5; living room couch, S35; bookcase
IS; console table. s.: love seat. 50; small
grand piano, Sl15. Security Storage Co.,
Dlsf Au4Q Dea ler
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FANS. air circuators exhaust fans. new
and used. $3.50 up: brushes belts bear
inss. repairs. Harris. 9th and o NV,
FILE CABINETS, wood. legal size h-draw-
er. $3.50 each. 929 Florida ave. NV.
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| h43o FAlRMONT N.W.-Room with sleep.
! Ing polch: also single; cony bath, reason.
| able. Call after pm oss
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BATH ROOM OUTFITS. new. complete
including tub lavatory toilet all fittings.
SAL; 4'.-inch sink with cabinet. chromium
| fixtures. So9.5u: toilet outfit complete.
| Sl:,; flush tank ST. 50: used plumbing
| material of all kinds. 9,9 Florida ave. NV.
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PIANOS FOR RENT--S3 per month and
up. Ten fine makes to choose from. Rental
paid applies on purchase price If you de-
eide TO buy later. Nat. 4130. kits.
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8ULOVA, Elgin and Hamilton watches, in
yellow and white gold: both mems and
aides wrist watches $3.50 tworth UP TO
S,1j; other good watches as low as s..
Take your choice. Dixie PawnbrokerS
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BABY CARRIAGE. like new, Sl3. Apply
6705 Eastern ave. Takoma Park. Md.
BABY CRIB, with mattress. So complete.
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FURN1TURE-Dining rm. set. studio couch.
dresser. dressing table. maids bed; owner
transferred. Wisconsin 2232.
GAS RANGES (two). good condition.
Randolph 1164. 604 Sheridan st. NV.
GAS RANGE. slightly used; cheap. 124
r st. ne. North $3.50.
GAS RANGES-3-burner with white shelf.
81 so; 4-burner. side oven. So each; deliv-
cred. 929 Florida ave. NV. North 1921 :.
G. E. REFRIGERATOR buffet. table
chairs. wardrobe bookcase. metal bed
complete: reas. 800 R. I. ave. NV.
6. e. REFRIGERATOR-Li new: porce-
lain top kitchen cabinet; sofa. chair, chest
of drawers and several small tables: all
in good condition. 3115 Mt. Pleasant St.
Apt. 1O2. %"
GENERAL ELECTRIC refrigerator. 8 cubic
it.; excellent condition; 1OO-cube capacity;
sacrifice for cash. 770 Dale drive. Wood
side Forest (Silver Spring.. Shep. 3574M.
GENERATORS. quality 1irst; exchanges in
stock for all cars: guaranteed factory
duplicates. Harris. 9th and o nv.
GENERATORS exeh,. $3.50 up: new guar
tors, fans repaired. sxeh. carty. 1908 18th.
Evening star., 1937-06-27

BOILER CoaI-hred, hOt-Water system.
good operating condition; single family
home Phone Georgia 0l36.
BRICK. LUMBER AND PLUMBING mate
risls at bargain prices from hundreds Of
arranRed for your easy selection at Hech-
inRer's We quote delivered or undelivered
ing to any OF our four Yards.
HECH1NGER co. Used Material Depts:.
18th & H SITS. NE 9th & c Sts. g W.
5925 Ga. Ave. NV. 1908 Nichols Sc.
BRICKS from the demolition of old homes
and buildings. Lumber. doors. sash. bath
tubs. etc job office, Herturth. 45l Md.