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Evening star., 1937-09-30
Putting House Order for Winter Takes Plenty Time Energy
Dorothy Dix Says
Consider Your Financial Status
Before Taking Marriage Vows.

that they still want TO step out and
dance and have good times. When
they have to live on stews, go shabby
and drop out of their old circles and
stay at home because they lack the
price, love Is likely to make its
proverbial getaway.
Nobody Is TO blame. 1t is Just that
human nature is weak and selfish
and self-indulgent, and that love
can't stand the gaff when it comes
to cooking and dishwashing, baby
tending, doing without all the things
you have been accustomed to, being
torn with anxiety about the rent and
where pair of new shoes are COM
ing from and nothing to do for an
evening but discuss how the bills can
be STAYED of.
The tired, overWorked wife In
faded bungalow apron is not as CLAM
orous as she used to be when she
was gay, carefree girl in pink chif-
fons. Nor does the harassed young
husband, whose temper is as frazzled
as his cuffs, look the romantic hero
he was when he could buy himself all
the clothes he desired. And so many
disillusioned young couple wonder
what made them do it and regret
their folly. That is one side of the
shield. The other shows many a fine
young couple, made of sterner stuff
and caring less for the flesh pots, who
marry on nothing and live happily
ever afterward. They find in their
companionship a recompense for
everything they miss. They take pow
erty. deprivations. hardships in their
stride because they are walking hand
in hand.
But you are wise young man TO
consider on the safe side of the altar
to which Of these classes you belong,
and whether you are capable of max
ing perpetual sacrifices on the mat
rimonial altar. Not many men are.
and many marriage is a failure be-
cause man begrudges spending on
his family the money he once spent
upon himself
nEAR MISS DIX: If women will
take their proper station In life.
men will propose honorable marriage
to them. How they expect men TO
marry them when they take their
jobs away from them is too deep
for me. VI. S.
Answer-What Is wonans proper
station in life in world where we are
all born equal and should have an
equal chance in the pursuit of life.
liberty and happiness? And why is it
any worse for woman to take
mans job away from him that It is
for another man to do so? Yet We
hear great cry about women taking
mems Jobs. but never a pipe about
one man taking another mans Job.
And that is too deep for me.
DOROTHY DIX.
tCopyright. 1872
Evening star., 1937-09-30
Relaxation
Necessary
Following a Hobby
Gives Happiness
Through Life.
BY ANGELO PATRI.

MOTHER was grumblins. Il
wouldn't care II it was any use.
But what good Is it7 What can he
do with 1t once he has it, He spends
every spare minute Of his time on the
thing. And all his pocket money.
He might better spend his time and
energy on something that was going
to be good for something, Or do him
some good later on. This making
boats that are just toys. I don't
know. Seems to me it is useless,
silly waste Of time"
IF he wants to do it"
"Of course, he wants to do it. He
wants to do nothing else"
"Oh, now. He does plenty for his
age. He gets good marks in school.
He does his chores about the place.
What more do you want?"
Il wish he would do something
useful. He is never going to be a
boat builder. The boats he makes
won't ever be good for anything. 1t
is the waste, the utter waste of time
and energy that he puts into the
thing that I hate"
"Use? You mean useful in the
sense of adding to his possessions.
making money, learning a trade, I
suppose"
"Well, yes. That would be useful.
He would be getting somewhere while
he was working. Now he gets no.
where"
Where would you have the boy
get? What do you want him to get
aside from earning his living?"
That's the point. He ought to be
doing something that he can turn
into money. He must earn his living
by and by"
He is going to be a surgeon, If
all goes we'll He is working toward
that, isn't hep"
Yes, but"
Listen. Mary. I'm his father and
you are his mother, and we both want
him to grow and become useful, sue
cessful and happy"
That's just the idea, but"
Just a minute We want him to
be happy while he lives and does
his job. To be happy he must have
some place to which he can go when
his job bears heavy or his shoul-
ders. He must have ways and means
Of reaching that place where his hap
piness waits for him. If he finds it
in little shop lined with ship models
and little boats, why should you quar-
rel with him?
Usefulness has many meanings.
As many as there are people. Max
ing little ship is useful to the boy
because it takes him to the place
where he wants to be, his pleasant
place. Once he gets there he loses
the weight of his shoulders, drops
the worry and the fear that have
dogged him all day long. He does
get somewhere. He does do some
thing useful for himself and for other
people when he finds that place In
following his hobby
Usefulness is not always measured
in terms Of money. Only sometimes.
There are important matters OF Yreat
usefulness that are found in Idle
ways, lying on ones back under q
sunny sky, digging in a garden, paint
ing picture that never can be hung,
singing a song that can never be
heard beyond the limits of the room
where it is created. Usefulness to
the spirit is the chief use of all we
do. Let the boy make his ships as
long as he needs to make them"
(Copyrisht. 1872
Evening star., 1937-09-30
The Old Gardener SAYS:

Theoretically most of the plant
refuse from the garden is Of
value as fumus II thrown in
a pile and allowed to decay. In
practice it is better to burn
much Of this refuse. because Of
insect pests and fungus spores
its harbors> Among the plants
from the vegetable garden
which should go into the bon
fire are potato and tomato
stalks. cucumber vines, beet
leaves, beans, asparagus tops and
celery leaves. From the flower
garden the above-ground parts
Of hollyhocks. all fallen rose
leaves, the entire plant of an
nual asters, including the roots,
and the old tops Of phlox should
also go into the fire. Plants
which may be dug into the gar
den soil or put on the compost
heap with comparative safety
include the refuse OF satisfy,
spinach, parsnip. onion, horse
radish. lettuce, turnip, cabbage
and carrot.
Evening star., 1937-09-30

-HE pencil slim silhouette intro
duced at the Paris openings,
and now accepted as the i'm
L portant new silhouette OF the
season, is interpreted in this dress with
smart results. The yoke Of skirt Is
gracefully extended to reach over the
diaphragm and is outlined in braid
trimming that emphasizes the tailored
trimness of this dress. The collar
also Is edged in satin to repeat the
trimming on the skirt. Made up in
thin wool, this dress becomes a stand
by in your wardrobe-ready for every
daytime and afternoon occasion. Have
it now and wear it these first frosty
days OF Fall without a coat-or with
your fur scarf or cape.
This pattern, like every Barbara
Bell pattern, includes full and COM
plete sewing guide to simplify every
step IN sewing.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1913 Is
designed for sizes IL, IL, 16, lS and 20.
Corresponding bust measurements 30,
80, -, 36 and 80. Size II (32) re-
quires Ak yards Of 54-inch material
and * yard Of 39-inch satin Or
velvet to trim, a. shown.
Send Is cents for the Barbara Bell
Fall ana Winter Pattsrn Book. Mako
yo(usel9 Attractive. practical and b.
Evening star., 1937-09-30

~ EAR MISS DIX have a
/ good job paying $1,000
year. and would like to get
- married, but can I afford it?
Life is pleasant for me on my salary.
Would it still be pleasant for two on
that income? long for the congenial
companionship OF a wife. but am
afraid our happiness might be re-
stricted on my salary. Several Of my
college chums are married and seem
to be getting along all right, but 1
often wonder II they really are happy
with their economies, their struggle
to make the ends meet and with their
freedom curtailed. JACK.
Answer - Well, Jack, whether
young married couple can be happy
on $1,000 year depends altogether
on the kind of people they are and
their tastes and habits. To many a
bride and bridegroom it would seem
riches. To others it would be penury.
So before you buy a glory ticket
consider we'll what manner of man you
are and what you demand of life.
And more particularly, consider the
kind Of girl you are thinking of marry
ing and whether she will be able to
find happiness in love in cottage,
or will be miserable outside Of de
luxe apartment.
Young people in love give far too
little thought to the financial side
Of marriage and that is one Of the
main reasons why there are so many
divorces A boy and girl who belong
to well-to-do families and who have
been accustomed all Of their lives to
comforts and luxuries and easy living
marry on shoestring that breaks as
soon as the strain of poverty comes
upon it. They think that love is
enough, that being together is all they
desire and that they can live on bread
and cheese and kisses.
RUT they find out after marriage
that they are just as hungry for
beefsteak and onions as they were
before. that they crave good clothes
just as much as they ever did, and
Evening star., 1937-09-30
For Young Bows,

Make list Of duties for the young
masculine member of the family to
follow in cleaning his room The
business of checking them off each
day gives him sense of importance
that encourages diligence.
Evening star., 1937-09-30
My Neighbor Says:

Sweet peas planted the last Of
October or first Of November,
before frost gets into ground, will
come up early in the Spring
and blossom in June. Plant six
inches deep.
A little hot milk added grad
ually to potatoes when mash
ing will make them light and
fluffy.
If metal tops come off of shoe
strings, dip them in mucilage.
This will stif1en the ends and
make it easy to put them through
eyelets.
Ons teaspoon Of cornstarch
added to each cup Of sugar used
in making fudge will make 1t
smoother and creamy with little
beating.
(oopvrish&. 1872
Evening star., 1937-09-30

coming clothes, selecting designs from
the Barbara Bell well-planned. easy
to- make patterns. Interesting and
exclusive fashions for little children
and the difficult junior age, slenderiz-
ing well-cut patterns for the mature
figure, afternoon dresses for the most
particular young women and matrons,
and other patterns for special occa-
sions are all to be found in the
Barbara Bell Pattern Book.
Evening star., 1937-09-30

tfE1 - NstS CANsNA
person to some one
else's for the day.
That will prob
ably excite them
enough--but not
SO much as the
melee at home.
If this is not
I e a S i b e then
leave their quar-
tiers until the very
last. While the
moving men or
the cleaning de-
partment is in
full swing in their
domain, they can
Evening star., 1937-09-30
Table Decorations.

Snowoerrles. bittersweet, hydran-
gia and Chinese lanterns make de-
lightful table decorations. Pick them
in the Fall and arrange them in vases
and store them in cool place until
the late Summer flowers are gone
Evening star., 1937-09-30
Cooking Hints.

Chicken fat may be substituted for
butter in cakes and cookies or for
creaming or browning foods. Beef
drippings may be used for seasoning
sauces. meat or fowl istuf1ngs or In
meat loayes.
Evening star., 1937-09-30
Job Does Not Improve
Our Looks, Nerves
Or Dispositions
Main Thing to Remember
Is to Discard Useless
Or UnWanted Items.
BY BETSY CASWELL.

O many OF us tomorrow will be moving for those Of who
- staying put probably will Fall housecleaning
event 1t
Older children safely
general hubbub excitement old
Noise change
Evening star., 1937-09-30

WHETHER s
w Is
stitch
possible
stitch 80, a. SO, 80
contains
directions also what needles and what material and how much
stamps
Of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1937-09-30
Revivinc Flowers.

Cutting flower stems under water
viii sometimes revive fading, but enly
tor q ahoet ano.
Evening star., 1937-09-30

Is dpI 10 IHlu IIldI STE mas TWO L11Or-
oughly upset individuals on her hands,
in addition to the job of setting her
house in order.
If it is humanity possible, send the
Evening star., 1937-06-09
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

50 w ST. N.W-Large front room win
dows. suitable for .. twin beds shower,
c wv; excellent meals l4s
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RTMENTS-UNFURN.
FREE CAR AND GUIDE.
NATL. 1895. Ewes. ATLANTIC 0156.
o41 NEW YORK AVE. NV. IS.
1926 nth ST. NV, APT. 4O5.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath -----S S35.00
Switchboard Service.
1920 N ST. NV.
/ rooms. kitchen and bath - s44 so
Available Now.
600 MASS. AVE. NV.
. rooms. kitchen and bath S65 90
Elev. and Switchboard Service. Electric
Refrigeration.
.6645 GEORGIA AVE. NV
rooms, kitchen and bath $3.50
Electric Refrigeration.
1924 PORTER ST. NV. APT. 10l.
Q rooms, kit, dinette and bath 900 S62 80
Electric Refrigeration.
5000 CONN AVE. NV.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath S1Oon 90
Elev. and Switchboard Service. Electric
Refrigeration.
H. g SMTTHY CO.,
e11 18th St. NV. National 6903.-
\ CONTINUED On Next Pss0.)
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/ KENNEDY WARREN APT. 91O-A-AT-
! trac.. lee. room: well-appolnted kit, din,
| dress rm.. bath overlooks park: air cooled.
Evening star., 1937-06-09
DOGS BOARDED
BOATS.

FOR SALE-Sailboat. S93; IA feet Sloop
rig. l year old, good condition. West ..i3l. j..
after pm.
WANTED TO BUY, "a or 20 foot Chris
Craft. Gar Wood. or Hacker boat. Phone
National OS05 during office. TO-
:52-FT. CRUISER cedar hull, full equip
ment. AL condition; sleeps 4 real
bargain. Met. Olsl between s m. and
pm.
FOR SALE-Yacht Aragon. As by IL feet
ideal for extended cruising. unusual
amount Of space below decks and above;
has pilot house. stateroom, large galley.
able heavy-duty motor; 32-volt lighting
plant with new batteries; hull heavily con-
structed. This boat must be seen to be
appreciated. Improved D. c. real estates
considered In commission at Corinthian
YACHT Club. Inspection by appointment.
Call s w. jerks National 2092.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Continual |


DRUG STORE with luncheonette; down
SL 900 Address Box 451-C. Star ONCE
INVESTIGATE this restaurant cafeteria.
excellent downtown NV. location. Average
monthly gross over $500. A eiye-aWay
price at $500. Terms to responsible
party very reas: rent. Long lease For
particulars and inspection call at l4I7
st. NV.
RESTAURANT with beer and wine, on and
on on sale; located in Hyattsvile; only bar
Greenwood 1922.
ROOMING HOUSE, HOME.
q, .hol, tsls Ontario pl-lo rooms. ga baths.
iurniture and business only: inspect any
time: $500: terms arranged
EDWIN L. ELLIS.
101o Vermont Ave RIM. OF. Natl 1910 =
PROFITABLE RooMING HOUSES.
well furnished. but &c Clears sSe about b no' sioo S,S
monthly: 81 900
Roomine house, IA rooms 3 baths; a
oesutliul corner house Just above Dupont
Circle; rent Sl07.50; clean and attrac-
tive: beautiful front lawn: S1,i5O.
Roomine house usth and Mass ave>
90 rooms. 5 baths: very low rent; large
income: single beds. expensive furniture !;
s. $50: terms
Roomine house G7th and R. ~. II
rooms; rent. S75:.. income. SlS4, besides
owners apt, excellent furniture; ST, 900;
terms. N'
Roomins, boarding house u4th-Kenyon,,
u nicely furnished rooms . baths rent
$50: oil heat; owner will sacrifice, 81 '3bO
r. M. De shazo. 1923 l4th NV. Natl $3.50.
Evening star., 1937-06-09

THE MAURY. 7O1 10th ST NV
100 ideal sleeping rooms, each with run
ninE water; tnner-coil-spring mattresses:
convenient to bath and showers: hotel sery-
rooms. 40 and S12.bO Per week.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

CONNECTICUT AVE- VERY LARGE
rooms. kitchen. bath; best FURNISHINGS;
couple or with infant; June-October.
Phone Cleveland b527.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT, HOTKL- goth
and SITS n.v.-1 room. kit: bath COM
pletely furn.: linens. silver, Frigidaire: day
week. month. National 642b.
GIRL. PREF JEWISH, SHARE APT; WITH
2 others maid, meals: $40 mo. 1918 K
Ew. Apt. 102. District 1862.
17I2 CONN. AVE. N.W.--TWo ROOMS,
kitchen bath: reasonable. PERCY H. RUS
SELL CO. 1871 X st. NV
2aI1 conn: AVE. NV APT: los.
apt in fashionable neighborhood: living
rm, dressing room. kitchen. North 1874.
CLEAN ATTR. RIM. AND PORCH; S E.
expos: Housekeeping facilities: well-con-
Quoted house; S35. 1342 Columbia rd.
1923 M ST NV ROOM. KITCHEN.
screened back porch: sink, gas stove; next
to bath: $40 month.
SOME FREE RENT; HIGH AND COOL
ar k. and b.: nicely furn.: linens. dishes.
silver; $50. Tel Met. S131 before m.
12'
2121 q ST. N:w.-sMALL STUDIO APIS.
and rooms. 81 to 81 week; cool; sleeping
Hbrch. West 2742-J.
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500 EYE NW-TWO LARGE LHK.
rooms. cool. quiet, clean; running water.
Evening star., 1937-06-09

w 'oAo 111A01, 1'VO TX DU'
NV. We have a few very de-
sirable rooms, singles, doubles
and suites, some with private
bath, available in our an
nexes; good hotel service and
home atmosphere combined;
excellent location and good
appointments. Dist. 1700.
Evening star., 1937-06-09
BEAUTY PARLORS.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED
Wonderful French Method used DR. Della
Ledendecker 3025 o ST. NV. West 1120.
Evening star., 1937-06-09

1851 WYOMING AVE N.W-Cool room.
for BOYS; $50; also double room, with
pvt porch; large lawn and porches; ex-
cellent meals Col lO343
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FARM AND GARDEN.

LAWNS RENOVATED and cared for BY
month: soils. SoddIng and Shrubbery Free
estimates Phone Randolph "a -.
LAWNS RENOVATED and cared for by
month. soils. soddlng and Shrubbery. Free
estimates. Phone Randolph 5419.
ANNUAL. PERENNIAL and veg plants:
greatly reduced. F. Green Capitol View
ave. between Kenslngton and Forest Glen
Evening star., 1937-06-09

lS45 R ST, NEAR CONN AVE- ROOMS,
twin beds elec.., Frigdaire. Ink: maid
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

1905 MASS AVE. NV. Apt 3-Large
cool front room, newly furnished, S25
month. District BIOS
OFF PARK RD.. 1851 18th nw-Attrac-
tive. comfort able single or double; all con-
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/ / 400 18th PL. S.E-2 nicely fuEn. double
| rooms. next bath, private home: overlook
I golf course; Southern cooking Lincoln
Evening star., 1937-06-09
ROOMS WANTED.

LARGE UNFURN. ROOM in vicinity St
Matthews Parish. Address Box 2S2-B,
Star office.
BUSINESS WOMAN wants room Sl2
month; board OPTIONAL yard tree; respect
able. Address Box &C. Star Office
BY LADY. unfurnished IN private home
with middle-aged couple: state rent Ad-
dress Box l3-C. Star Office 10.
GENTLEMAN WISHES furnished room with
private bath. quiet SURROUNDINGS north
west section or suburbs: state particulars.
Address Box l9I-B. Star Office
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CHEVY CHASE 1920 Northampton St
Double rm.: home privileges: excellent
meals: convenient transp Emerson 3O@a
Evening star., 1937-06-09

TERRACE HALL.
1445 Massachusetts, Ave. NV
Desirable Single and Double Room: Clean,
Cool: Run. Water: Delicious Food
Spacious Dining Room, Reasonable Rates
Evening star., 1937-06-09

ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
BY ELDERLY GENTLEMAN. employed,
second hoor single closet; state terms.
Address Box CSC. Star ONCE.
AT ONCE-Home for 6-year-old girl, near
Takoma Park; reasonable. Call Georgia
2613.
Evening star., 1937-06-09

ARTURAS. 1909 18th st. n.w.-Two cool.
comfortable attractive rooms. daily maid
service. 24,hour elevator service. Reason
able. Decatur 5000.
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FAIRMONT MANOR
Lovely home large cool rooms. private
bath, exceptional meals surrounded by !,
acre wooded grounds: 10 minutes down
town. l451 Fairmont St NV
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BABY CHICKS-Special price on Leghorns,
Rocks and Reds; heavy cockeres s. 80
hundred; Leghorn cockerels. 81; special
prices on other breeds; blood tested from
well-known hatchery. VIM. James G Son
6la K st. NV Met. 00SS.
Evening star., 1937-06-09

N.E.-Large front In K.
oWs. gas range, near BATH.
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Washington Academy, Inc.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

MOTOR 1RAVEl-
REFINED GENTLEMAN. WITH NEW
Packard. touring 10 West Coast desires
] or 2 consenial passengers. Address BOX
i1-C. Star ONCE. TO-
wANTED-A PASSENGER TO DRIVE TO
New Orleans: leaving June IL. Call Col
2145. Apt. 122. after 4 pm.
LEAVING FOR MIAMI FLA. JUNE IS,
could take 2 or 3. 736 22nd NV, Apt.
71O. 10s
NEW YORK CITY. So: LEAVING WASH
ington Thursday, Q am: in late model car.
Phone Line. 722O-W. 6oH7th st. ne.
Evening star., 1937-06-09

llO3 18th ST. NW-Lovely cool, 2nd-
. foor Ink. I'M. $500: also front. single
Evening star., 1937-06-09
HELP DOMESTIC.


coLoRED COOK to so away, to seashore
Phone Cleveland 5757.
COOK and houseworker: experienced, small
Plaza pl, Atlantic City, N. j.
GIRL for general housework and plain
cooking. full or part time, SO. Call Emer-
son T425 after pm.
GIRL, white to care for small apt. and
child in return for home and small salary.
Call Georgia 1921 after go.
young child: S5 Hk.; stay nights. Call
Shepherd 3.S9, 9.
PERMANENT pOSITION-General house
work, cook. Stay nights. Small family.
Pleasant surroundings. Wash. bus. Refs.
KenSington 36S-W
WHITE GIRL for general housework; $50
mo-; IN good home: adults only. Georgia
1928.
WHITE WOMAN. general housework, must
be excellent cook. Phone Cleveland 5O17
bet. so and 7:30 pm
summer nee home ~ Natl e99hry Wear l9r
Thurs. or Mon. before 10 am.
WOMAN. white or colored, as cook, general
houSeWorker, reliable; take charge home
Tor j employed adults. stay in; city refer
ences: Apply Wednesday evening between
and z. l4l1 L st. NV.
WOMAN, white, settled. GOOD cook; spend
Summer with family in mountains; SIS per
week. 1907 Kilbourne pl. NV.
YOUNG WHITE WOMAN, assist house
work; care child: new home: room, board
small salary. Cali Wiscuiloin 3sS4-M.
YOUNG WHITE WOMAN, assist general
housework, small country house near Dis
trict: pleasant SURROUNDINGS; stay in; good
salary. Address Box &C. Star ONCE.
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ROOMS UNFURNIshED.
ndDle rent.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ARLINGTON. VA. 1O3 N. Ivy st.-Quiet,
modern home. conv. trans Call ewes.
Clar 1868
300 SOUTH EDGEWOOD ST Arlington
Va-Seepns room or bachelor apt. to
refined adults.
POTOMAC HEIGHTS SNW-L.hk 3 rms
Dath; private entrance, yard, adults, bach
elor; reference; $50. Emerson 1l4S
Evening star., 1937-06-09

LEAVING, sell furn. Broom apt. tables.
chairs. dresser. couch. etc. Stoneeigh
Court Natl. 1856. Apt. 7O2 evenings
FANS a. c. and d. c.. used and new.
Look at these prices; 16-inch dc. oscil-
lating fans. guaranteed, S6.95 each
while they last; a.-c. fans from S295 up;
"a years in business your protection.
SUPERIOR LOCK g. ELECTRIC CO..
LILO L St. NV. Metrnpnlitan Q43a
Evening star., 1937-06-09

COUNTRY BOARD.
CHILDREN BOARDED for Summer girls
not over IL years OF are: at shore cottage.
Excellent food mothers care ssfe bath
Ing Mrs. Watts. 1439 Pa. ave. Sc. Line.
Evening star., 1937-06-09

DOGS, PETS, ETC.
DOG BEAUTY Salon, 63 H NV. Met 1872
Plucking. 50. clipping. 81 so; bathing. 81. .
Dogs boarded. Country Kennels :}5c day
MEXICAN CHIHUAHUA male puppy. brown
and white; reasonable; excellent pet. 1.!3
Bay ST. sc. Call Wednesday. Thursday.
A FEW choice very finely bred fox and
coon hounds. trained and partly trained;
cheap. worth many times the price. Ask
for Mr.. Whiteleather, 32,!S Perry ST., Mt.
Rainier, Md. after : pm.
DOGS BOARDED.
$3.50 Per Week Individual Runs
Defense Highway Kennels = Miles From
BladenSburg on Defense Highway.
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PERSONAL.

HEMORRHO1Ds ERAD1CATED BY MY
own method Results effective tor q life
time or money back Write for booklet No
drugs or surgery. DIR, SOMMERWERCK-
1865 Columbia I'd. Adams O388.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait Emergency Laboratory Room 60l,
Westory Bldg. l4th and F. Met 1893.
WANTED-WILL BUY HOLT VACUUM
cups. Tel. Clarendon 1150R. TO-
LET NE HELP WITH YOUR SPEECH AND
personality problems. AGNES MCCALL
PARKER, 1892 Natl. Press Bldg Natl. BOIL.
SUMNER CAMP VACATION ON WHEELS.
Calf. and back July and August. $3.50 90.
Address Box 105-Z. Star office.
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINDERGA AR
ten. 1922 Massachusetts, ave. NV: school
OF dancing and nursery; hour. day or
week; $50 to $50.
CHILDREN-PLAY, STUDY, REST. HIKE.
swim and row; salt water. WILD ROSE
SHORE CAMP. Annapolis. Md.
DOCTOR WANTS FIRST-FLOOR ROOM
for patient with day nurse in private home;
northwest suourbs: owned by nurse will
ing to stay at night. Stating terms. ad-
dress Box 46S-B Star Office
Evening star., 1937-06-09

22O9 MASS. AVE. N.W-Just opened
Newly furnished cool. single and double
I rooms; wholesome meals; reasonable rates.
with or without board. II.