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Smyrna times., 1937-05-27

ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Sealed proposals will be received by the
State Highway Department. at its office.
Dover. Del. until 800 p. M. Eastern
Standard Time June 18th, 1887. and at
that place and time publicly opened for
contracts involving the following approx
innate quantities:
CONTRACT x-1
GASOLlNE-ls37-3S
5000 Gal. Regular Grade
100000 Gal. Premium Grade
CONTRACT Y-l
OIL AND GREASE-1s37-3S
10000 Gal. Motor Oil
800 Lbs. Water Pump Grease
900 Lbs. Wheel Bearing Grease
900 Lbs. Universal Grease
1000 Lbs. Chassis Grease
Performance of contract shall commence
within ten (10) days after execution of
the contract and be completed specified.
Monthly payments will be made.
Bidders must submit proposals upon
forms provided by the Department.
Each proposal must be accompanied by
surety bond. certified check. or money to
the amount of at least ten Q0) per
centum of the total amount of the pro-
posal.
The envelope containing the proposal
must be marked Proposal for State High
way Contract No.. ............"
The contract will be awarded or reject
ed within twenty (20) days from the date
of opening proposals.
The right is reserved TO reject any or
all bids.
Complete sets of plans and specifications
may be obtained after June LIST, 1887. upon
receipt of two dollars tS2.00) for each con-
tract, which amount will not be refunded.
STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
Dover. Delaware
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payments under the 1887 program.
Within the past week those farm
ers in Kent county who signed up
in the 1886 program, as well as
those who signed up for the first
time this year, have been receiving
statements from the Office Of Coun-
ty Agent Russell E. Wilson in re-
gard to their 1887 base acreage of
soil-depleting crops and soil-build-
ing allowance. These statements
are being prepared by r. Harry
Wilson, Laurence E. Cain and H.
Clifford Clark, members of the
county committee for the Kent
County Agricultural Conservation
Association, who have charge of
this work in addition to numerous
other duties in connection with this
soil conservation program.
Smyrna times., 1937-05-27
.SONAL AND
SOCIAL ITEMS
Who Come and Go,
srs To Our Community
Former Smyrnians
EAND CLUB PARTIES

Emma Stevenson Hoffeck-
with her mother have been
1Iended stay in Philadel-
Hlh her sister, Mrs. John l.
returned to Smyrna yester-
Nsdnesday) and opened her
On Commerce street. Her
Mrs. George NJ. Stevenson,
sister, Mrs. Truax, are ex-
n Sunday. Mrs. Hoffecker
us. Stevenson have been
9 most Of the winter with
nlax.
Caroline Hughes, daughter
q States Senator and Mrs.
!. Hughes of Dover, has
June 26th as the date Of
mage to DR.. Patrick Mar
o. Mr.. and Mrs. Rank H.
u Philadelphia. The wed
y lake place in Christ Epis-
nurch, Dover.
40 Mrs. Vernon Clark, Miss
enney and Mr.. Avery Cliff
guests on Sunday of DIR.
: Garland Gray at Annap-
yland. DR.. and Mrs.Gray
ns the latter part Of June
aoiulu where DR.. Gray will
ais naval duties.
aattie Hutchinson has re-
rom an extended stay in
on and has opened her
delaware street. Mr.and
H~ard Heisler and son
oi Wilmington, spent
With Mrs. Hutchison.
g Mrs. Frank B. Thomp-
aear Smyrna, announce the
'ut OF their daughter
Mr.. Raymond johnson,
A's' Harry Clark of New
snth. p
= =. Shearer Of Elizabeth,
visiting her sister, Mrs.
= Porter, and Mr.. Porter.
- - Mrs. John Webb (nee
y vel Bartlett) of Delaware
Iwo sons, visited Smyrna
''eetlng their relatives and
!, louise Hoffecker, daugh-
400 Mrs. r. d. Hofreck-
perated on at the Home
Apltal In Wilmington
morning by DR.. Spack-
~ ~ Operation was success
s Honecker, to the joy
euts and friends, ID get
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home in Dover on Monday. He is
survived by one daughter, Mrs. Will
liam Maloney. His wife died some
months ago. Funeral services will
be held from his late residence on
Division Street this afternoon at 2
o'clock with interment at Lake
side Cemetery, Dover.
Mrs. j. w. Bodley, Clayton, Dead
Mrs. Hannah Bodley, rs years
old, wife of ]. w. Bodley, died
Tuesday of last week at her home
at Clayton. Her body was taken
to Showell, Md, her old home, in
terment taking place at the family
lot in Bishopville, Md, cemetery.
Smyrna times., 1937-05-27
FOR RENT

At corner of Mt. Vernon and
Union Streets, 5-room house, with
hot water heating system and all
conveniences.
VIM. J. MacLUCAS,
Phone 123 r IL Smyrna, Del.
527 If
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s+rand Theatre is attracting

1 strand Theatre is attracting
/ favorable comments as vel
.rcer crowds these days
10 the fine programs OF
4 George M. Schwartz Is
Jtiug and the fine manner
,ich they are produced
| Mr.. Schwartz tore out
N sound equipment and in
4 the new and up-to-date one
! getting much better results
Il way around and the public
ng they can get as good en-
H-ment at The Strand as any
1 for miles around. Not only
III Mr.. Schwartz is ever anx-
M book the best in pictures
ksOying them here while new
kssh. Especially has he been
Y lob in showing pictures OF
5sudenburg disaster and up-to-
] ,ctures of the Coronation.
n srand has taken on a new
4 1 life and people are finding
ste theatre a pleasant place
&ad an evening. Just now
x,hwartz is preparing to in
i ventilating and cooling sys-
II well as other improvements
i SMYRNA theatre. Keep n
I With the Strand program
! YOU like to go out motoring
lovely spring evenings,
miles either way, north or
/ Of Smyrna, will find The
Theatre, Dover, or The
Theatre, Middletown. All
Eerated under the manage
III Mr.. Schwartz. Each are
& on attractive programs to
pur evening delightful. Ad-
Hnent on page 4 gives full
! i attractions each week for
be places.
Smyrna times., 1937-05-27
FOR RENT

Dwelling, 6 rooms and bath, on
Delaware ST., in good repair, with
steam heat and all modern conven-
fences. Possession April 1, 1887.
Fruit Growers National Bank
and Trust Company,
3-4 If Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1937-05-27
DEATH RECORD OF THE WEEK
(Continued from PzRe One)

May 25th, at 1:30 p. m. Inter
ment was at Bethel Cemetery near
Cheswold.
Mrs. Howard Thompson, Dover
Mrs. Ida l.. Thompson, "a years
old, wife Of Howard Thompson for
mer member of the Kent County
Assessment Board and assistant
bill clerk of the House of Repre-
sentatives at the recent session,
died at the home Of her husband
near Dover Wednesday Afternoon
of last week. Funeral services
were held from her late home. In
terment was at Lakeside Cemtery,
Dover. Mrs. Thompson, besides
her husband, Is survived by six
sons.
James A. Graham, Dover, Dead
James A. Graham, 80, q former
merchant Of Dover. died at his
Smyrna times., 1937-05-27
Srnvrna Times
,yyRNA. DELAWARE
L,x. AND VICINITY

uOsr Of homes in and about
ii being improved with a
1 paint.
Smyrna times., 1937-05-27

:, r Jarrett, I. Inez Bur
" .ss,oine E. Jackson, Emma
II. colored, have been elect
", y. reaching Staff of the
i. 4 cOIored School. One va
\ III he filed within a short
Smyrna times., 1937-05-27

Town Council has had
neat and substantial wire
LII of the town parking
pa ~ rear Of the Postoffice.
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NOTICE

Dead or disabled horses, cows
and mules removed FREE Of
charge by calling DOVER 749 R
13. No animals removed unless call
is made Immediately and no an
imals dying from a contagious dis
ease will be removed.
Smyrna times., 1937-05-27

l..grown strawberries are
III market and are being
Il: tor their ripeness and fresh
The Smyrna Pure Food
" Halter Cough, owner,
/, II the Jones Block on Main
/ I handling the output of
,..bur Bennett farm, berries
! ava gained a reputation for
nj sweetness.
Smyrna times., 1937-05-27
SOIL DEADLINE
FOR 1897 JUNE II

CONTINUED From Page OneD
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Sherif'S Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

By virtue of writ of Levari Facias to
me directed will be exposed to sale by way
of Public Vendue at the Front Door of the
Colonial Hotel in the Town of Smyrna,
Kent County, Delaware, on
Smyrna times., 1937-05-27

James A. Graham, 30, q former
Of Dover. died at his
Nogales international., 1937-05-08

The above gentlemen among wsernoes the
Frontier Fiesta year ago adg from left right starting the top:
Bibolt Art Grimm Eddie Manuel Escalada Loyde Edmon-
Mitchell Ske Marsand Lloyd Ledford Lon Beman c. Laney
Louis Ecalada Frazier Jesse Harris Monty Montgomery Ed Alvarez
Dalton Ralph Rawhone Harold Roesn Paul Arend Craig Potger
Ed Yeag During the of the have
Globe Harris Douglas and Rawhome Montgomery Cali
Nogales international., 1937-05-08
Nogales EIks Lodge Founded In
l92O-O'Connor First Exalted Ruler

Robert Bergier, v. j. Wager, Fred
Noon, v. F. Frizze1l, and B. v. Rus
sell. 2
Nogales international., 1937-05-08

Nogales Lodge B. P. O. E. No.
1897, sponsors of the Frontier Fiesta,
received its charter on July 8, 1920.
The late Judge w. A. O'Connor
was the first exalted ruler, DR.. A.
L. Gustetter, esteemed leading
knight; w. G. Payne, esteemed 10y
al knight; W. G. Vinegar, esteemed
lecturing knight; the late Robert E.
Lee, secretary; W. D. Hart, treasur-
er; L. S. Colvin, tiler; Dan G. Ball,
esquire; G.. B. Mason, chaplin,
John Jund, inner guard; Writ G.
Bowman, A. M. Gillespie, and L. w.
Mix were chosen as the first men,
bers of the board of trustees.
The lodge progressed rapidly and
eventually moved from it's unpre-
tentious headquarters above the
present location of the Moss Rose
Cafe on Morley avenue to the Ra-
mirez building on Grand. In the
winter of 1880 it again moved, this
time to it's present Elks building
on Grand avenue across the street
from the Nogales International. At
this location the lodge has a bowl
ing alley and various other amuse-
ments, together with large lodge
room which may on occasion be US
ed as a ballroom or meeting hall.
Charter Members
The charter members were as fol-
lows:
Glen Allen, Rol1o Ashby, E. v.
Alternately, E. E. Bethel. F. B. Bey-
er, Joe Berk. j. G. Barnes, Duane
Bird, Stanley Bryant, H E. Cheno-
weth, William j. Cavannaugh, Har-
ry Conner, Henry Caron, E. K
Cumming, Robert Cousar, F. S.
Couvillon, Thomas Clark, w. J.
Crydermann, Claude Clarke, Frank
Cole, Benjamin Coltman, Frank
Diamos, Alfred Duval, George Dick
ey, w. G.. Fenter, Johnston Elliott,
Delavan Folts, John Fry, J. j.
Fits, George Fielder, Issac Frai-
zer, Thomas Farrell, Don Franklin,
Henry Gray, L. H. Grimes, j. w.
Grigsby, Albert Gatlin, Thomas
Heady, Jesse Gatlin, Ed Holden,
Bruce Hannah.
A. M. Hardie, Allen Hale, j. G.
Harris, r. E. Haines, James Han
nah, Charles E. Hardy, Charles Ike,
A. H. Johnson. John Jennings, j. F.
Johnson, Chris Kerson, j. c.. Kane,
DR.. E. E. Kessler, w. e. Karns,
Brooks Kiewiet, N. P. Kerson, j.
A. Legarra, A. w. Lohn, Frank
Lown, David Lowell, j. j. Lowe, J.
W. Larimore, Frank Miller, w. B.
Marsh, j. j. Mcintyre, A. L. Neu-
mann, John Noonan, William F.
Overton, E. E. Oliver, Harry j. Pat
terson, j. r. Polin Guy Perry, A.
L. Peck, Jr, w. J. Posey, w. ].
I l1lll1pSi IL. IL. EOSSy. Vt. w. Z al
ker, E. r. Purdum, E. F. Stoller, F.
E. Stevens, A. F. Scharff, H. l..
Sugg, A. E. Saxon, Fred Tenbrook,
j. G. Tovrea, William Tidwel1. ].
E. Wise, D. G. Wilkey, M. c. We'll
born, G. H. Weaver, Frank Woods,
Leslie Wood, Thomas Wood, c. @.
Whiles, E. M Webb, Val valen-
zuela.
Frank j. Duffy, w. w. Ford, H.
J. Brown, L. G. Hardy, N. B. Mer-
Ger. ARGUS Reddoch, DR.. H. w. P1r
dy, Frank Wilkey, F. N. Cox, A. G.
Higdon, Dave Loeb, Roy Clarke, F.
j. Barry, E. M. Mather, Harry Sax
on, Henry Levin, A. L. Knudsen,
w. A. Sloan, Bracey Curtis, Charles
v. Fowler, E. D. Hammack, R. r.
Earhart, Alex Summerville, Otto
Herold, Cyrus Marsteller, H. D.
Hines, w. F. Chenoweth, Frank Ed
inborough, E. P. A. Larrieu, j. G.
Yoas, E. L. Mix, Dr. v. A. Smoker,
L. r. Mitchell. F. L. Schleimer, Ed
Rose, Bird Yoas, H. E. Moslander,
n T. Northcra fl 10hn Mcdonald
Evening star., 1937-11-12
A REAL BARGAIN IN

ca -na LEr E.LhND rhhh.
A., S9.5up. Bottom price. Sold way above
this when new. A quaint semi-detached
ing sun room and inclosed and heated
sleeping porch). Z baths 0st-noor lava
tory, automatic heat and refrigeration,
depth: 2-car garage. About . squares west
OF Conn. ave. Rented to excellent tenants.
$50 month. until July. 1928: option Of
renewal SPLENDID INVESTMENT and
future home. CAN BE SHOWN ONLY BY
APPOINTMENT; CALL BOSS g. PHELPS.
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WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS.

2S72 Perry st. n.e.-Attractive bunga-
low; in new-house condition: 5 rooms
nspsch sstn h%h ot s lsrss e lot 9a aih Hrc sssso
block to home
1897 Brentwood I'd. n.e.-Bungalow. S
45x200. Price. $3.50.
North Woodridge---5 rooms. tile bath.
shower. electric kitchen. fireplace: larxe
inspect. out r. I. ave. to 18th st ne. left
on 18th to D c. line. straight ahead half
block to lockwood ave.
WILLIAM r. -THOROwGOOD.
20of r. /. Ave. ME. Decatur O317
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ROOMS WITH soAao.
fCohtnued
1888 10th NV.
:. Single. gogbs front too9is' modern bath;
WALBRIDGE HOUSE,
nnrorrl47'O bscyaAfsMy; 4 81 nM; rooms,
WgLI;4RAiarp. coysTEous ss,u9"s WA1fEns. Ma,H
Bob,bf Bohhf AT1Ny sATT1hNEGTyvE nm MEnns ~ n5wg sWITGH
LEdEs; SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
REASONABLE ROOM and board for young
Box 47S-Y. Star.
TABLE BOARD.
I5l2 21st NV. near Dupont Circle-Well-
balanced. home-cooked meals: menu
changed daily; attractive rooms. 12s
HOUSES FURNISHED.
ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED 7-RooM
80 April /. 20 west irving st., Chevy
Chase. Md. Wisconsin 4230.
ABSOLUTELY UNIQUE. BEAUTIFULLY
furnished. new home: automatic heat: large
grounds, sun deck: refs: long or short
lease; Bethesda. Call Wisconsin 1854.
TAKoMA PARK-ATTRAcTIvEL FUR
nished bungalow, 5 .Soms. bath. enclosed
sleeping porch: SoJd neighborhood; near
schools. ROBERT E. LoHR 311 Cedar
GRIN. HOUSE. NICELY. COMFORTABLY
furn.: elec. range, Frigidaire; small rent to
responsible party. Phone BerWyn 13.
NEW BRICK HOME. COMPL. FURN.;
gar linens and silver rms baths. 2-car
downtosan1e @ psa1easn sheyhera Tm o7as 81 ahSa' 10 min
a. INGRA.HAM ST. N.w.-,8 ROOMS,
Immediately: easily heated; convenient
tranSp.: garage; S75 month.
baths; oil heat; suitable home or board
1ng mouse: good income; rent. S125.
owner leaving city.
oWMER 8snoEl M5 LEAVING S5,n, TOWN = ,coLMlAR
cleo refs si5 month i Hpssf ayattsviie 5oaJ: odnj
65 ST. N N.W.-SIX ROOMS, BATH, COM
Peiey and eharmngs III oil heat
comfortable. Moderately priced. 14s
DETACHED HOUSE IN CLEVELAND
pa5kn4 Par ho : bedrooms 2 baths. maids room
porches; oil heat. Electrolux. weather.
stripped, double garage. 3O2S Newark st.
DETACHED. s ROOMS, BEDROOMS:
hssi hbssr Decatur st ST.; eleci refg;. automatic
1901 DELAFIELD PL. N.W-QUIET,
sunny home, = rooms. 9 baths: gas or
coal furnace: 3 garage spaces: $4,000. 14'
1871 HOLLY ST. N.W.-ATTRACTIVE
detached home: Venetian blinds; (, bed
rooms. lge. closets. bath. 30-ft. living rm
with open fireplace: elec. refrigeration:
automatic hot-water heat; maids rm and
toilet: garage: beautiful lawn. OWNER
Randolph 2o3J, for appointment. Any
time Sunday. week days after q pm.
1921 .DECATUR. ST. NV.
detached home of unusual charm
Eight rooms flour bedrooms. automatic
heat. cleo. refrigeration and garage. Avail
able Nov. j 5. Rent SS5
ROBERT w. SAVAGE
-SO7 Union Trust Bldg. Natl. 5000.
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE
rooms. = baths, glassed-in sleeping
porch: completely furn.: SIS.
EDWARD D. COLEMAN,
919 N. Y. Ave. NV. Natl 6562.
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE.

OWN YOUR OWN APARTMENT.
Several highly desirable apartments now
available in well-financed buildings; low
operating costs: convenient locations. Ideal
for any one wishing the advantage of home
ownership with the comforts. conveniences
and services of apartment occupancy. De-
tails and inspection by appointment.
Cooperative Apartment Division,
BOSS g. PHELPS
1917 K st. National 93no.
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GEORGETOWN CAMPUS.

OVERLOOKING GEORGETOWN CAMPUS.
sood-looking. center-hal. Colonial
orlck with spacious living room and open
fireplace. Good-sized dining room modern
Kitchen with elec. refg. Three bedrooms on
second floor. Master bedroom with two
closets. Very spacious with beautiful view.
The third floor is finished and has lavatory.
making nice room. Automatic gas heat
Brick garage. Lot 11S-ft. frontage Well
iandseaped. House only a few years old
but is in new-houSe condition. Offering
you the opportunity to purchase a home
with GEORGETOWN atmosphere, yet modern
in construction.
HlIl a NILs e Dull Z 1rc r,rcr, .x.a
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s1O,95O-BEAUTIFUL CORNER.
MT EASANT

This well-built home is in perfect con-
dition. Large living room with open fire-
place. Attractive dining ROOM buffers PAN
try. beautiful Kitchen with new stove G. T.
elec. refg.. modern sink. Four large bed =
rooms and bath on second floor two un-
usually large bedrooms and modern bath
on third floor tsuitable for apartments)
Maids room and bath in basement Large
shaded lot. Suitable for DOCTOR home or
investment. =, A buy hard to duplicate.
Evenings call Mr.. Jones Columbia 3O1Q
FRANK PHILLIPS nTCT IIIy
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MASS; AVE. AND oath ST. N.W.-Well-
furnished room with bath, in private home.
Tor gentleman with references. Potomac
5594.
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.

5341 BROAD BRANCH RD. N.W.-COzY,
comfortable, detached brick Chevy Chase
home: excellent neighborhood: convenient
oil heat: insulated: unfurnished. 500;
furnished. Sl.5. OWNER. Cleveland 50I3
MACOMB ST. CLEVELAND PARK-DE-
tached. - rooms. = baths. double garage:
all modern improvements. Emerson OG6;}
or Potomac .y55-
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RANK S. PHILLIPS. DIST 141I

NEAR CONN. AND CALVERT.
LARGE 4-fioor corner brick house, in good
condition. Ground floor designed as day.
llght Offices for doctor, with street en-
trance. Excellent house for organization.
institution or school. Most thickly popu-
lated section of NV. Columbia 634s.
S6,g50 = M DERN COLONIAL BRICK
home, located in Mt. Pleasant, west of
Ibth ST.; six rooms. inclosed rear
gorches. hot-water heat. hardwood
noors and two-car brick garage. This
M Is an exceptionally good buyl
S9', 5o-New. detached brick. center
entrance plan; on a fine lot in Silver
Spring. Md. close to st. Michaers
school. Six rooms. two baths. large
porch. oil heat. built-in garage, slate
rooi. copper cutters. Choice of paper
and decorations il you ACT NOW.
ELECTRIC kitchen. Terms. $3.50 cash
and $40 per month. SHANNON a.
LUCHS co, 1905 II ST. NV. National
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
1884 CoLUMBfA RID. $3.50 wk.: sin7le
rms. double, So: clean. outside: baths:
GoRpoN HOTEL. 916 10th st;-on beau
venient. Well-heated rooms, single. $3.50
to 50. Double rooms with running water,
$40. S11 and S12 weekly. Double rooms
with bath twin beds. SIS weekly; 24-hour
elevator and switchboard service.
1717 goth ST. NV. Apt. 3O0-Sinele
front room: big closet; conv. location; lady
221 3rd. ST. N.W.-sinsle and double
rooms, rooms; Clean comfortable; steam heat M.
THE WESTMINSTER. 1907 18th st. NV
Nicely furnished. warm, comfortable rooms,
near bath; singles, $3.50; doubles, running
water, S6.50-S9: showers; elevator Attract
i've Broom basement apt, $40. English
basement rm, twin beds. running water, 81.
1913 4th ST. N.W.-Large room. 2 closets,
private bath: meals optional: one block to
CAPITOL bill. 1IS st. me-. at Senate
once and Library-Single and double
rooms: gentlemen: reas.
6sce 4th ST. N.W.--Large front rm..
south expos. pvt. lavatory. inst. h. w.,
gas heat: close trans: reasonable.
ON CAPITOL HILL-Nice home for par
tional. $40 East Capitol st. Att. d735.
CATHEDRAL VICINITY; 3I2l 2sth St. NV.
vats bath. shower; gentlemen; references.
1884 JEFFERSON ST. NW.-Attractive
double room and single room; reasonable
rates. near car. bus lines. -
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DUPONT CIRCLE, 1911 N. H. ave NV
Lovely double room, twin beds, next BATH
also cOzy single
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PORTLAND HOTEL, VT ave- at Thomas
Circle-SS:50 week; hotel service: fresh
towels daily; your mail and phone calls
attended to; shower baths. Walk TO work.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

WANTED 1st-FLOOR APT, BATH;
furnished; Dec. 1st: three in family. Box
270-Z, Star
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BLADENSBURG, MD, NO. 13 SOUTH ST.
. large rms, kit. pvt. bath; gas. heat
and elec incl. Reasonable. 12e
1927 LEE HIGHWAY. VA. . R.. k.
bath: unfurn.; oil heat; large grounds; ga
rage space: adults. walnut T016.
fioor: , rms. Kit. bath, pvt. entr.: oil
heat, cleo, gas Greenwood 1433-W.
3 RMS. BATH, LARGE INCL. -PORCH;
newly dec; oil heat, cleo: very desirable
reas. Il Garfield ave. Hyattsville, Md.
NEW. UNFURNIsHED APARTMENT. CHER
rydale. Va.--Heat. light and water includ-
ed: corner lot, large. yard. separate en-
trance; very reasonable rent to good ten
Cherrydale. Va. Tel. Clar. 2344. IA.
BED-L1VING ROOM AND KITCHENETTE.
everything furnished. semi-private bath.
Phone Clarendon 63-M.
NEARBY VA.-STUDIO APT. GROUND
hoor. pvt. entrance: sitting-bedroom, fire.
place, dressing room. bathroom. din-kit..
furn... incl; linens, dishes. silver. cooking
utensils. elec. refg, vac cleaner, oil heat
c;h,w.; elec;, gas; $40 mo. Phone Falls
Church 32S-J.
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OFF MARYLAND AVE. NE.-Desirable
Ink: also sleeping rooms; reasonable.
10l D ne: also at sos 5th NV.
Evening star., 1937-11-12

800 OCALA ST.
A Branwiu Park home: only one block
from bus stop. close to schools. stores, etc
3-room. 2-story home available for rent
ing because the owner is leaving town.
Evening star., 1937-11-12

UNUSUAL ROOMS, single. spacious spot
less, warm. 1896 New Hamp. ave S25
and $50 mo. North $685.. Dupont Circle
THE SHERMAN, l. and 18th NV, Apt.
10l-Studio room. front. bright and
sunny. District 1900
Evening star., 1937-11-12

OWNER. LEAVING CITY WILL SELL g.
14th and Park rd. NV. for SO 500 IL sold
at once. This is your opportunity PLANT
& GORDON, INC, 1874 Park I'd. Col.
uS3S
Evening star., 1937-11-12

I441 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Double bedroom.
so week; double room. Ink. $3.50: single
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1888 LONGFELLOW N.w-TWO-FAMILY
brick. VIII pay for itself; Q apts. 2 new
consider trade, Sc. or ne. small house
Dist. 54G4. Geo. 3O4S. I2.
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1716 NEWTON ST
Big 7-room home with oil heat. We have
thoroughly reconditioned this home and
put ~ flrst-class. condition. Rent reduced
to SIS per month.
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A NEW STONE-FRONT AND BRICK DE-
tachea house on corner lot with splendid
trees. The construction will stand the
most critical inspection: oil burner furred
walls. furnished breakfast alcove splendid
rooms. Call Shepherd SOL until % m
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T5O0 nm $1,000
~coo.oo PER MONTH.
S6,450-New modern 6-room brick; gas
heat. large lot facing Government park
and golf course. 1631-41 Fairlawn ave.
Sc. MILLER. Adams 9220. 13s
DON'T PAY HIGH RENT!
$1,000 down and s44 monthly (half is
paid on principaD will buy this beautiful
ST.. Over-Lee Knolls. Va; 90 minis. from
heart Of WASHINGTON; conveniently located
rooms and tile. bath with shower on first
floor: 2 finished rooms in attic: recreation
room. oil heat. bui1t-in garage; Gas fire-
far below actual cost OF construction; II
you are looking for . bargain and have
the cash. don't miss this opportunity to
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4f36 BRANDYWINE ST NW,-Single.
corner room, southern exposure. near bath,
shower: Sis. Emerson 056:,
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HOUSES UNEuRNIsHEp-

200 CONNECTICUT AVENUE. JUST
south OF Kensington-Detached bus at
front door: rooms and BATH rent re-
duced. TERRELL e. LITTLE INC. 1906
lSth st. NV.
1892 TRINIDAD AVE NE-6 RMS,
bath: garage in basement: $3.50. Call
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CLEVELAND PARK, 1912 31th st.-Com-
Portable. large, corner 2nd-f1 living rm.
windows: modern det. home; 3 adults;
quiet. EmerSOn G42I
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l00S MONROE ST. N.W.-Two 1st-f1oor-
phone. running water: S10.50 week. la
1920 18th. corner P-Very large room,
well furnished. double or single: S24 !
free phone 15t
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I722 21st ST. N.W.--Lovely front room
Tor 1 or Q; also studio room, kitchenette:
automatic heat: reas.i widows homo.
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7 81 Eye ot. N. W

SIX NEW HOMES.
Six large rooms. big recreation room:
automatic heat and refrigeration; rentals
from s15 to $3.50 per month.
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1874. JEFFERSON ST. N.W.-Attractive
double room and single room; reasonable
rates; near car. bus lines. 7'