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at the Shoreham Hotel today.
Reading a paper on Home
Care Of Sinusitis," DR.. Poole
listed a number of "don'ts" for
persons suffering from sinus Elm
fectionS. He said don't go bare
headed, do anything in a hurry,
expose your head while sleeping,
sit, linger or sleep in the cold,
blow your nose when you have a
cold, wet your hair and go out in
the cold, eat acid fruit especially
in cold weather, sleep with your
mouth open.
He warned that excessive ex-
posure to cold viii cause frost
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bite or freezing Of the sensitive
membranes of the sinuSes, eye,
ear, nose, throat, chest and even
of the heart.
Constantine Brown, foreign edi-
tor of the Evening Star, was sched-
uled to speak at this afternoons
session on "How Socialized Medi-
cine is Working Out in other
Countries" other speakers to-
day were Doctors Daniel Davis,
Joseph Horgan, Matthew Perry,
Fred o. Coe and Ralph M. Crow
ley.
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She said, squirting up her
face in imitation OF any photog-
rapher. "I promise you this
weel not be-what you say?-
Well, anyway it weel be a good
picture"
OF course it may be no critic
rion at all, but after talking
to many of the movie folk out
here, I am convinced that Sten
has what it takes to go over.
I await with great interest the
first of these three pictures she
will make for Grand National,
for I think she will make the
grade on her own this time.
(TomorroU Miss Martin tUill
interOietD Joel McCreG and
Frances Dee.)
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l felt pretty sappy. You
know you always do, too.
The door, dear readers, had
been opened by Anna Sten
herself! She laughed, because
she has a terrific serio-comic
sense of humor; I laughed
because I had to-and then
l got a little mad about one
of the most glamorous of the
glamour girls going so COM
pletely unorthodox on me.
So I sort of stomped into
her living room, and as I
passed her, out of the corner
of my eye 1 saw that charac-
teristic slight smile on her
lips, those huge Slavic eyes
still laughing. Grrrrr. Grrrrr.
She was wearing striped
sweater, gray slacks, crepe
sole brogues. Think of a
glamour girl having enough
confidence to do that! But
we were going over to see
the new house she is in the
process of building, and that
was no locale for high-heeled
slippers and a trailing gown.
Il hear you are going to
become an American citizen"
"Already I am citizen
two and a half months"
ooh! Well, welcome to
our country then"
"Thank you (turning those
big eyes around to met
must be the weight of them
that makes the process so
Slow, but you know, since
shortly after my arrival here
two years ago l have felt
VerV much at home "
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1t Was a Pleasure

"Was the final examina-
tion for your papers hard?''
"Of course, | had to learn
very many more questions
than they asked me to an
swer. But I was fascinated
with the study of the coun-
try and its laws, and the
work was a pleasure"
Il guess you must have
gotten a little gold star on
your report from the Labor
Department. -
Gold star? What you
mean?" One eyebrow goes
up. Certainly off the screen
there is a marked resem-
blance to a cross between
Garbo and Dietrich on the
screen-if you catch me.
In this country, when you are
a little girl in school, if you are
very smart and answer all the
questions correctly, you get
gold star pasted on your exam
paper or report card"
"Oh," she laughed. THAT is
very cute. No, I don't know
whether I got a gold star or not.
They tell me I pass. That is
enough. I think maybe it isn't
so wise to go back to get my
report card as you call it. They
might change their mindS!"
What made you decide to be-
come a citizen?"
We'll, I was here for a short
period only, and then 1 Just
happened to like it, so I stay"
Accompanied by the raised eye
brows and Shrug of the
shoulders.
"BeW0re of Dogs"
We walked out through the
back to get the car out of the
garage.
II noticed out front signs say
ing to beware of the dogs.
Where are they?"
lover there. I'll see if the
door is locked" She did, and
returned.
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MA STEN, the Russian actress, caught unawares
"A the other day.
up her front door at ia Alpine Drive in Beverly
Hills and knocked Stood there ready to ask the coored
butler Japanese fooman French cook Scandinavian maid
rs Miss Sten in?" had of my other little speeches
all ready, too.
The door opened turned toward with just the proper
amount Of condescension in my bearing "Is Miss--!"
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isn't it a bit dangerous hav-
ing vicious dogs about?"
"Oh, no. But anyway / have
insurance"
Yeah, but how about my
leg?"
Stem leaned up against the
garage door and laughed her
head off.
realized that although it
was an old gag she had been as
unconscious of it as I was con-
Scious of the snarling pups in
the pen.
We got into her roadster and
with Sten driving, started for
her new home. BY this time
she had put on a polo coat,
cedar colored driving gloves. and
a deep blue kercnief around her
red-blonde curls. Veddy strik-
ing, indeed.
A "Casuow DriUer
She drives, lets say, casually.
Down aways we came to a hose
which was laid across the street.
It had planking protection on
either side. Did the Russian
actress slow up? No. Not one
whit. I of course practically
pushed the floorboards out but
it didn't seem to help. Boom"
we hit it and sort of jumped
across. Miss Sten never
changed expression.
I'll bet you blow your horn
when you get to railroad cross
ing, Miss Sten."
Blow my horn? What you
mean?"
I'VE usually say that of
drivers who are more or less
impervious to obstacles in their
road. They blow at the grade
crossing so the oncoming ex-
press train can stop and let
them by!"
"Oh, I see. That is very
funny. I have not heard that
one yet. You meant that bump
back there. That was not
much, was it?"
"Oh no! Just about knocked
your shackle bolts out!"
1t didn't take us long to get
to Brentwood Heights as you
can see. From the second floor
of the skeleton house, she
pointed first to one site and
then another.
THAT is Cary Grants. That's
Virginia Bruce's. That's Randy
Scott'S."
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Shield Your Head,
Doctors Warning

People who good shoes to protect their feet yet go hat
less and into the cold air after wetg their hair forget
that they have only in the feet but five in the head
Dr. T. A. Poole of Washington told the fall meeting of the
virginia Maryland and District of Columbia Medical Society
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SALICA oUTPoINTS GARCIA
NEW YORK, November IT..
Lou Salica, 1171a, New York, out
pointed Sammy Garcia, 119A,
Boston, in the eight-round main
event last night.
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No Terrors For Her

We went all over the various
rooms and she showed me what
the layout is going to be. 1t
looks as if it will be quite COM
plete and very comfortably
arranged. We walked over
rafters with gaping holes be-
meath us. Two by fours in
every direction held no terrors
for her either.
ut looks as if you will have a
very busy winter, what with
your new house here, and your
three new pictures"
"Yes, it will be, but I am very
anxious to get back to work, for
nov I am going to do the kind
of acting 1 like-light-singing
and dancing, comedy. These
heavy dramatic parts is not
what I like best to do. OF the
three the first, think, will be
Love Me Again." a musical
comedy. Then there will be
with Pleasure, Madam" light
and entertaining. Also there
will be Brothers KaramaSov,"
the Russian classic.
"NanG" Disappointed
This play is the one was to
do when 1 originally came to
this country. But somehow they
put me in Mana"
THE studio that made that
picture gaze the Russian star
a terrific buiId.up. They oUer-
built her, in publicity UernGc-
ulGr. She had come here not
knoUtng one tOord of English
They rushed her into the film,
and to master the lines in a
pIdy toith Dhich she WGS en-.
tirely unfamiliar, and didn't
1Oant to play lUaS difficult. The
result 1DaS that Mana" didn't
make the impression hoped tor.J
Il was working in Russia in
The Washington times., 1937-11-17
R< "NovlBLAnD
Anna Sten, Glamour Girl, Catches
Times Scribe UnGUdres When
She AnsUers Door Herself

Jackie Martini editorial art director of The Washington
Times, is in Calfor1G-right on the 1Ohere you
fdUorite film stars Ue and Uork We can't all vst magic
FINLAND, Jackie each day CiH take into the homes of
the film greats ith interesting pictures and intimate
stories of the people you the screen.
Miss Martin, an associate of the Royal Photographic
Society of Great Britain, for gears has been
ber of the stas Of the Washington Herald and The Wash
ingtOn Times photographer picture editor and art
director.
Her stories the famous personalities and intimate pic
tures of them wU appear daily in The Washington Times
The Washington times., 1937-02-25

GEORGETOWN Sunoco Service Station, M
at 33d N. W.-Sunoco products. Fred
Berry quality serv.. road serV. WE. 2149
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L ST. N. E.. s1S-Sleeping room. nicely
furn.; private home
L. N. W.. 1322-Lovely room, kitchenettA
81; twin bed room, running water. So.
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$6,250
MODERN BRICK HOME

Located in beautiful Mount Pleasant,
right on the edge of lovely Rock Creek
twenty feet wide. containing six big. bright.
sunny rooms, Colonial front and double
back porches. built-in bath, shower, built
in garage; modern in every detail and
prlEeu Very HoSKER i9G e MEtropoitaH ME- e 1858
Evenings, to 8. call Randolph 1446
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Commissioners Notices

COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. January II. l937.--A pub
lie hearing having been held by the Com
mlssIoncrs Of the District of Columbia on
December IA, 1886. in the matter OF clos
ing certain streets, and in connection there
with the dedication of new streets, and the
said Commissioners being satisfied as TO
the equity. justice and advisabilty OF SAID
closlngs and that the same are in the pub
lie interests and not detrimental to the IN
terests of abutting property owners:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the said
Commissioners have prepared the following
order: ORDERED: That pursuant to the
provisions of Public Act No. 3O7, APP
proved December 70, 1892. MAGoMB,
Maud Street. n. w. and WEAVER TER
RACE between Lowell Street and Little
Falls Road. y. W, are. hereby ordered
CLOSED. same to take effect on and after
March Is 1887 such action being taken
however in connection with the dedication
of land for new street area, all as shown
on Map Numbered 2OO3 in the office of
the Surveyor of the District of Columbia,
the title to the land comprised in said area
so closed to revert to the abutting prop
erty owners. as shown on said map" Any
and all parties interested must file obIec-
tons to said closings in writing before the
effective date of above order: otherwise
said order shall become effective on March
Is. 1897. as aforesaid. and said street
area shall on and after said date become
closed in accordance with the provisions
of said Act. MELVIN G. HAZEN,
GEORGE E ALLEN. DAN l. SULTAN.
Commissioners D. c.
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Special Notices

OLD P1CTTREs Of all kinds reproduced
Made into lovely miniatures or larger
sizes by Washingtons Copy Specialists.
EDMONSTON STUDIO. 1888 F St. n. W.
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National 1883; evenings, wisconsin a726.I

Is 18TH ST. S. E., $4,950.
7 rooms, tile bath, full basement hot
water heat. home or investment. most con-
venient location in Southeast Washington,
near Holy Comforter parish. You must act
quickly to buy at this price
S. G. SELF, 927 18th ST. N. W.
Exclusive agent.) National SLY or CO.
lumbia 1143 Evenings.
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Help Wanted-MaIe & Female A

MUSICIANS-Man to play piano and girl
to play violin: evenings only. 9 p. m. to
2 q. M; must be able to speak German man
1lth st. n. W.
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Coal and Oil
PENN ANTHRACITE HARD COAL. aoca-
hontaS smokeless. oil wood: immedtats
delivery. G. F. Dicksy. CIR. 3OO2. ny. I7I,
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E. CAPITOL ST. .314. Apt. Al tnear su.
preme Court Bldg. and Congressional Ii.
brary: newly furn. room. twin beds sunny
and bright; 2 large windows; refined persons
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SaleSmen-Wanted

MAN WANTED for Rawleigh Route of
800 families. Write today. Rawleighs
Dept. DCB-5-SA. Chester, Pa.
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EAST CAPITOL ST.. sO0-Gentlemen.
newly furn. clean rooms, S12 up per mo.
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Financial
Personal Loan Companies

Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan Laws
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F ST. N. E, 7O2-1 large front room. fur
nished for light Housekeeping, 81 week.
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DUPONT CIRCLE, 1885 P N. w.-Lsrgs
Ink. room nicely furnished, next bath;
Quiet adults only,
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GOOD POSITION
YOTING MEN

16 years old or over, with bicycles. for
messenger work. Apply Mr.. Schryver,
1917 New York Ave. n. W.
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FAIRMONT ST. N. W.. 1346-Nr. 14th
sunny dbl. rm. housekeeping. $3.50 wk.
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RGETOWN-Gentleman. large rooms
couple: unusually desirable. DEC. 3447.
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DUPONT CIR. 1873 N-Studio. fireplace:
maid service: also basement. NO. 6475-J
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G N. W., 4O7-Clean. warm, newly dec.
shower, gas F., phone. ami: low rates,
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IRVING ST. N. w. 453-Lovely sEl. and
dble. rms, $12 to S25 mo-; on bus line
and near cars. Adams 6537.
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E ST. N w., 3O4 (EI CasaJ -Furn. rooms.
5Oc-75c person. 81 couple. MET. S633.
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uNnTT, INN 6OS 9th st. NV. $1-S1 so
AO4 I'LL AANN per day: Sc up weekly

H ST. N. W, 624-Large front bay window
room and kitchenette. ami. h-.w.h.
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HAuto Parking

CLARk's sUNOCO STA. ,4901 Wise Ave.
Tires Sunoco Gas. Oils. Flats Fixed.
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COUPLE, reliable mddle-aged, white,
wants Job as caretaker. housekeeper, jan
itor, watchman handy. Go city or country.
reference. 1l51 n. Capitol St.. Apt. 26.
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IaDIe BOaFu 75-A
E ST. n. E.. 1110-2 delicious meals .
day. So wk or $50 mo. Att. 1892.
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Dale Meyers Sunoco Sta. 14th at W NV.
DE. 1914 Sunoco Gas and Oil
Tires Repaired-Licensed fabrication
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PLYMOUTH 1892 de luxe 4-door sedan;
this is a famous P. B model known so we'll
for Its economy and excellent performance;
attractive black finish with green trim and
green wire wheels: seat covers. You will be
more thah pleased with this truly excep-
tional automobile; fun price only $3.50 ball
ance to suit you. Ask for Mr. Steadman.
Graham Sales 6s Service 5g49 Georgia ave,
BrlRhtwood. Georgia g522
PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe 2-door sedan:
save $500; clean upholstery mechanically
excellent. Sold with our famous Blue Rib
BON Guarantee and 30 days no-cost serv.
ice. Triangle Ford Dealers No. N Y.
ave. NV. National 30S2. Open evenings.
PLYMOUTH 1893 coupe. an attractive car
mat Will give some one many miles Of
fne service; good paint and tires smooth.
orltt motor: $50. Pohanka Service 1926
| .oth st NV District gIil.
PLYMOUTH 1886 rumble-Seat coupe.
! Here a whale of value In an almost new
| Plymouth coupe at an astonishing low
| price. But the best part IS the car Itself
/ Take our word for Il. this is some buy
ana We fully guarantee it. ~5G5 Remem-
! per 100 more for your trade-!u Coast
/ In Inc. fth and Florida ave. ne Open
evenings until 10 m. Atlantic 200
PLYMOUTH 1898 de luxe coupe. rumble
seat. silver gray finish Ike new Only
| N391: terms. etc Only small payment
needed. Evans Palmer. New York and Fla
/ aVeS. ne.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SHIGO AND WELSH. Attorneys,
Mills Bldg.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF
Columbia.-In Re The Application of WILL
LIAM RAYMOND JEFFORDS for Change
of Name.-Eauity Number 646lT. order
for publication. William Raymond JET
fords. having filed a petition praying
decree changing his name to Edward Ruben
orable Court for an order of publication
of notice required by law in such cases. it
ORDERED THAT all persons concerned
show cause. II any they have. on or be-
fore the 3Oth day of June. 1887. why the
granted: PROVIDED. that copy of this
order be published once week for three
weeks 9e1oae Ta'd Mr =
PEocT3R Justice s4sw.n ,gssn try. r'.,t copy y
Evening star., 1937-06-11

7-ROOM HOUSE. BATH. WATER FUR
mace elec lily pond. Nice grounds. Large
chicken house, 400 birds. Ia acres Central
ave. near Largo: $500: rent, So.
5-rOom and tile bath bungalow. new
brick. h H.; near bus, HyattSvlle: rent
$50. ZANTZINGER CO. Natl. 9593, Ewes
Greenwood 1919.
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STORES FOR SALE,

COMMERCIAL STORE PROPERTY TO
cost IS GOO with building improvements;
good tenant Will pay SlON per month. max
ing l5fs investment For further particu-
lars address Box 19-C Star Office
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

DETACHED CENTER HALL BRICK, IL
rooms. 2 baths. sapls addition. Also 3
slider small colored property. CALL MR..
FISCHER. WITH BOSS e. PHELPS. MA
T1ONAL $500 OR EVENING" PHONE
COLUMBIA 500
CHOICE INVESTMENT PROPERTY
Three 4-famlly apt. buildings, zoned
frSt commercial; no upkeep: excellent loca-
ton. Total rental. 81 600 annually.
3 STORES. Q APIS.
Upper Georgia ave business property,
fully rented at St. 500 annually.
COMMERCIAL CORNER LOT 13'xlcO.
Price. 81 80 Zoned for buslneS or gaSo-
line station. Located at intersection of
Kenilworth and Bass aVeS, ne.
Prefer trade for building lots or sub
division acreage. Sec MIR TovbeS
14o4 K ST NV CAFRTTZ. DIST aOSo.
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-- N1ohtlhucu. IL .l-----
EIpCT CnAGAdEDC
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

Wanted-InveStment Properties.
ANY kind of close-in business or semi
business properties. REGARDLESS of size. We
can use them Also small income properties
Phone or write j G. PASCOE with
VIM. M THROCKMORTON INC
investment Bldg District 6lgo
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OLDSMOB1LE 1896 5-pasS. touring coupe:
attractive green finish is just Ike new.
large built-ln trunk. fine tires. heater spot :
less upholstery: motor smooth and quiet.
You won find nicer one IN town. S5G5.
Pohanka Service. ll!6 goth ST. NV. Dis
trio 9li
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LOIS WANTED.

HAVE CLIENTS FOR LOTS IN ROCK
Creek Park Estates and Forest Hills rea-
sonably priced. FRANK M. DOYLE
Realtor. 921 18th st. NV Dist 1865.
WANTED-SIX TO TWELVE LOTS SUIT
able for detached or row houses. Desirable
northwest section preferred. Sewer and
water must be in or obtainable for i'm
mediate building See Mr.. Walter, o TO
10 a m. or to ) pm
B. F. SAUL CO.
925 18th ST. NV Natl o1oO
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WANT A HOME?
READ THIS.

lady liquidating her realty holdings
he's two Cape Cod brick homes now
rented. built last year and which must be
sold now. She has authorized me to take
as low as Sc 500 each for them; $3.50
cash and $50 monthly. including price.
int. taxes and insurance. These are real
bargains. Immediate possession. I'll be
glad to show them to YOU. MRS BARRY.
$40 Mt VERNON AVE. ALEXANDRIA.
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SUMMER HOMES.

ATLANTIC CITY. VENTNOR AND MAR
gate; complete list: cottages. aptS.: $3.50
up. MCGOWAN. 1926 Ventnor, Margate,
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OLDSMOBILE coupe. Windsor prince
type rumble seat. etc. sacrifice. storage
sale, only $40. Evans Palmer. 4432 Conn.
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TRAlLERS FOR SALE.

TRAILERS for sale S525 up. complete
attached to car; also rent. weekly or
monthly; special terms for longer Amer
lean Trailer Co, Inc. 45ll Wisconsin ave
Cleveland 1922. Open until 10 pm.
TREMENDOUS VALUES in show trailers.
Never .sed $3.50 to S40O off regular sale
price. Call at 1859 Conn. ave.
SILVER DOME TRAILERS are leading in
sales in Washington; our trailer pur-
chasers are protected by the same policy
of honest dealing and unexcelled service
that has built the business of the House
of Steuart for more than 30 years. For
example Silver Dome Tralers will not
be sold without complete BendiX vacuum
brake equipment; we do not want our
customers to invest in a trailer without
brakes for it will most certainly become
obsolete and outlawed from the roads in
year or so: Silver Dome Trailers may
be purchased on exceptional terms by re-
sponsble people. steadily employed: bring
us YOUR down payment problem. Visit our
trailer sales park at 4030 Wisconsin ave.
all models on display: open evenings. L..
P. Steuart Inc. distributors.
MANUEL'S
Modern trailer park. in beautiful grove.
well drained; reasonable rates by day.
week. month. Trailers for sale. Trailers
parked. 81 mo- 20 miles from Washington
on U. S. 21l. miles west of Fairfax. Va.
HAYES ALL-STEEL
Electric welded. triple insulated trailers
PRINTCRAFT GARAGE,
224 H St NV Met 6921.
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PACKARD 1887 90" door touring sedan:
company car: sold with new-car title, and
warranty, Also two 1897 100" touring
sedans; S1GO down S35 mo PRY MOTOR
CAR CO. Packard Dealer. 5000 Conn. ave
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OLDSMOBILE 1887 ''s'' touring sedan:
demonStrator, radio and heater, Delmar
gray finish; used only for a short time
ike new in every respect; new-car guar
antee: liberal discount Pohanka Service
l''f ooh c N VI
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PROPOSALS.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. CLERKS
PACKING BOxEs.-Sealed proposals will
O'Clock noon. June "a, 1897. for 400 or
more packing boxes; plans and speciflca-
tons may be obtained by, application 10
the Clerk of the House. The above boxes
to be completed, delivered and stored in
the basement of the House Once Building
Washington, D. C.. by November l: 1887.
subject to inspection and acceptance by
a competent person to be selected by the
Clerk of the House of REPRESENTATIVES
The right to reject any and all bids i; IS
hereby reserved. SOUTH TRIMBLE. Clerk
of the House OF Representatives.
je1l .12,13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, CLERKS S
Office, Washington. D. C.-BidS to furnish
the House of Representatives with ICE for
the fiscal year ending June 80. 1888. will
be received up TO 12 O'Clock noon on
June "a 1887. ICE to be delivered at
such times and in such quantities as may
be required. Right to reject any and all
bids is hereby reserved. SOUTH TR1MBLE,
Clerk of the House of Representatives.
je11. 1913
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES CLERK s
Office. Washing ton. D. C.-Bids to launder
hand towels. bath towels, sheets and pillow
covers will be received up to II o'clock
noon. June "a, 1887. for laundering said
articles for the fiscal year ending June 80.
1888. Right to reject any and all bids IS
hereby reserved. SOUTH TRIMBLE, Clerk
Of the House of Representatives.
tell
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PACKARD 1886 conv coupe: only 600
actual miles. ORIGINAL owners name on
request. Just traded on different body
type. S1i5 down; terms to suit PRY
MOTOR CAR CO. Packard Dealer 5000
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STORES FOR RENT.

NEW STORE, EXCELLENT LOCATION
for deliCatesSen and lunch room; next door
TO American Grocery Store Co. $40 Saith
St. Mt Rainier Nd.
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OLDSMOBILE 1888 five-passenger touring
coupe; neV-car condition and appearance,
only 500 cash or trade balance arranged
Logan Motor Co. 18Th and NJ sts nv
OLDSMOB1LE e. two-door coach. price
reduced TO only SO. Logan Motor Co.. 18th
and NJ StS NV