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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1937-11-26
POTATO GROWERS
ARE ADVISED TO
SORT CAREFULLY

When there is late blight rot in the
potato crop, and especially when it is
accompanied by soft rot, potato grow
ers are advised to sort out all of the
rotten tubers very carefully and sell
the sound potatoes as soon as pos
sible according to DR.. Robert A. Jehle,
plant pathologist for the University of
Maryland Extension Service.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1937-11-26
SNOW HILL HIGH SCHOOL
BROADCAST

OFFICERS FOR BROADCAST Girls Athletic Mgr Mildred Parsons
Edtor-in- Chief David Norham Typst Netie Plchard
Madeline Griffin
pou Athletic Godfrey
Evening star., 1937-09-19
Asts0aekv BY Hswl1a 4 kssss

1Dso0ooAv ~ tSoW0 koooA
we have potatoes, also baked in the open
fire."
Out there In the country, we have enOr-
nous appetites," Katherine explains. And
we love it. There is an old stone house which
we have modernized. We have also extended
it for about twelve feet and have thirty
foot kitchen. That is very un-modern, isn't
it? Most kitchens nowadays are so compact
and rather small. But l love my big, airy
kitchen and, at least, it is absolutely modern
in equipment"
Among the incest of the come in and let s.
have-a-bite parties in Katherine's house are
those for which her husband makes bouilla-
baisse, the highly seasoned stew of fish and
vegetables. which he learned to cook in France.
With it they serve mixed cheeses, and green
salad made in bowl that has been rubbed
with garlic
Sometimes at the same kind of party, how
ever, there will be chicken gumbo = the
only really hot dish like Katherine ex-
plains.
Soups are very great favorites of ours"
she goes on, and would name them in this
order: black bean soup, split pea SOUP corn
soup and sour-grass soup. Do you know the
last? 1t is a treat"
Then there is the chicken made with sweet
cream by recipe originated in Katherine's
own kitchen. 1t is one of the most appetizing
dishes it has ever been our privilege to enjoy
You need two small broilers for this. When
they have been washed and dried you dip the
pieces in flour and put them into pan with
diced onion, diced green pepper and tooth of
garlic. After they have Drowned on top of the
stove, pour in can of tomato sauce and let
the mixture simmer for about half an hour
Then take out cup of the gravy - you will
Evening star., 1937-09-19

Meals are simple but excellently prepared and
beautifully served
My husband is really gourmet" Kather-
Inc says. And he is fine cook But that is
not the reason l married him. As for me. |
cook from a book, but l find that is a very
successful way. always cut out recipes and
out at our house in the country have three
boxes of them
About entertainment have one special
rule. If you are giving small dinner, it is i'm
portant not to try fancy foods At big party
with spread of all kinds of things, you are
safe enough. But at a small one, it is far best
to plan conservative food that everybody will
like. For instance, l would suggest jellied
soup, fOur-rib roast with brown potatoes
and whichever green vegetable you like best,
and salad In hot weather, like melon for
dessert, or some other fruit with cheese. In
cooler weather we often have rich chocolate
or marble blanc mango. l find that guests in
variably enjoy it.
"Of all parties, however, like best the
kind that happen when someone says: Come
in and let's have bite We had a stage party
like that not long ago. There were $50 persons
present and we had the simplest kind of things
= corned beef, salami, pastrami, tongue,
potato salad, pickles. rye bread and pumper-
nickel. 1t turned out to be swell party, with
everyone having wonderful time and eating
quantities of food"
Out in the country where they have farm,
katherine and her husband give out of door
parties as late into the fall as the mild DAYS
endure They have built an outdoor fireplace
where they grill steaks and chickens. The
chickens turn quite black over the fire."
Katherine says. but the meat is exquisitely
tender and the flavor marvellous With them
Evening star., 1937-09-19

need it to use with meat balls which are cook
ing naseparate PAN As for the pan of chicken,
1t IS now ready for measure of sweet cream
to be added
Meanwhile the meat balls should be cook
ing and dumplings are also to be got ready by
the time chicken and meat balls are finished.
and are combined with the chicken. We have
katherine's own recipe for making this ex-
oeptionally delicious dish and we shall be
glad to send it to any reader
The desserts of which Katherine speaks
begin with anything chocolate Il like
chocolate desserts" she says. chocolate
blanc mango or chocolate souffle I'm also
partial to chestnut souffle and prune whip
and especially to zabaglione My husband
can make zabaglione. Though it's not des-
sert, Id like also to mention the eggs Bene-
dict which he makes 50 gloriously."
1t is not only good food that you get at
katherine Lockes, but cordial hospitality
and the pleasant stimulation of an alert and
vivid personality. She likes books and music
and is herself no mean musician Her response
to life is quick and almost ingenious. When
something pleases her. she shows it t-and
she has not lost her capacity for pleasure in
small things 1t is not accident that made her
splendid in Having Wonderful Time: it
is her genius for going below the surface of
another's character, understanding it, SYM
pathizing with it. and creating it for an audi
ence. We give you = Katherine Locke
Evening star., 1937-09-19

4 YOUNG actress walked into the hearts
~ of New Workers last season, when
she appeared as star in that anus
ing and yet pathetic Broadway sue
cess, Having Wonderful Time" 1t was
Katherine Locke, giving fine performance
in fine play and stirring the most seasoned
and blase critics to enthusiasm There had
been plenty of disappontments before then =
plays that did not survive long, motion pic
lures that were not the kind Katherine wanted
to make. And then opportunity literally
seized her by the elbow and thrust her into
one of the best productions of the season.
The opportunity came, in fact, when Rather
Inc and Sylvia Sidney ran into each other one
day last summer in New York The two were
Hollywood friends.
They are looking for someone to play
Teddy and they offered the part to me, but
can't take it," Sylvia said GO see them.
It's grand part and think it's Just right
for you"
Katherine went and read the part and
longed to act it. She felt that she could do it
well. Fortunately the director agreed with her.
Then night after night for many weeks after
the show opened Katherine proved to the
world that in her we have a gifted and able
/ actress.
To visit Katherine in her New York apart
ment is to discover her in new and lovable
light You feel Immediately the quiet charm
OF the abode she has made in what was once a
private mansion and has now been converted
INTO attractive apartments. Uncrowded,
simple. furnished with fine pieces that give
Their own incontestable evidence of good taste,
The rooms are at once dignifed and comfort
able family portrait over the fireplace in
'ie living room adds to the sense of stability.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
Marble Blanc Monoe

VsoT0Se Ofonc Won0e
Smooth, delicate, delightful on the
tongue, this dessert pleases everyone.
"a cup flour
6 tablespoons sugar
n teaspoon salt
3 cups milk
~ teaspoons vanilla
square melted chocolate
Combine flour. sugar and salt. Stir into
milk which has been scalded in double
boiler. Cook 10 minutes, stirring fire.
quently. Cover and cook 80 minutes.
Remove from heat and add vanilla. To
one-half the mixture, add chocolate. Ar
range alternate layers of white and
chocolate in parfait glasses. Chill thor
oughly. Approximate yield: 6 portions.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
Delicious Oven-Oi

Delicious Oven-Oishes
Send for or ovsn-eooksd diskss ond
desserts. Recipes ore oiso given kov diskes
mentioned in this ortieis. To ct fke Ieohsf
send fhrss- cent sfo.p with fkis coupon or
with your request TO This Week Mosozies.
in core Of this nswspopes.
s~~s0.
lPtsass pviWO
City ond Stots.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-02-13

When she was In the kitchen again,
the leisurely ticking OF the grand
fathers clock made her feel ashamed
OF herself. AS her heart ceased 10 flut-
ter, her reason assured her that the
shadow might have been cast by her
self, unless it was merely a trick OF
imagination.
Back you go. you little fool" she
said to herself
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-02-13

their holes. Growing more confident,
she descended as far as the halfway
turn. from whence she could see q sec
ton OF the cellar
Suddenly. q dark fllcker-swift as
the passage Of a bats wing-shot over
the butter-hued plaster
Lesley realized 1t, rather than saw
It. as-Shying like a racehorse at a
flash OF lightning-she bolted back up
the stairs
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-02-13
FARM LANDS FOR SALE
WELL BALANCED COMBINED FARM


and livestock layout at bedrock valuation.
Approximately $500 acres at $500 per acre;
$50 acres fertile irrigated farm land; ball
ance fenced choice pasture with water. It's
the real goods C. c. NEWMAN, Dillon. Mont.
A NEW CHANCE-Buy land in west
ern Washington near Puget Sound. Fertile,
abundant acres Crop failures unknown The
blessing OF warm, winter rains. Cool. mag
nificent summers Seldom below freezing
1870 F. or above $50. Reserve or purchase
Puget 20s' GO selected acres near cities Of
western Washington, fun price s50000)
Puget S." Give meadow-like acres so min
utes from Seattle, fun price S550.0O). Choose
from co. 900 acres OF valleys, hills, lakes, rivers.
Cheap power Splendid schools, university,
paved highways, industry Of lumber, salmon,
ocean commerce, growing markets. Poultry
farms. dairying, diversified farming. Raise
fruit, walnuts. filberts, valuable English
holly. Terms on your choice Of all acreage.
$1,000 down and 100 per month. Send for
Lucky Man" folder describing property In
detail. Puget Mil Company, 208 Walker Bldg,
Seattle, Washington. Established 1883. Ref
erence any western bank.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-02-13
FARMS WANTED


FARMS WANTED-With the compile
ton Of Fort Peck dam hundreds Of farmers
t. y yoliseu " n9ne Alon si,eI sa.Soou.a
locations. II you want to sell your farm
advertise 1t in THE GLASGOW COURIER,
Glasgow, Montana. Covers Fort Peck terri
tory completely. write for rates.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-02-13

Published by Special Advancement with The
ChicaEo Tribune-New York News Syndicate,
Incorporated
Copyright 1887; BY Ethel Lima White)
PART ONE
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-02-13
RUSSELL PRINTS
WHEN IGNORANCE is
BLISS


Painting
Stretched out on his blanket, shoulders
propped against his saddle, and hat puliso
over his face for g peaceful nap while
his partner prepares meal over 10y
fire. this packer Is entirely oblivious 20
the approach Of a big Grizzly that az
treeted By the aroma Of cooking food has
numbered close up behind him. NOT 50
the horses tied nearby, that are rarln
ana puilinz on their ropes, nor the COOK,
who spills skillet, ham and al, into the
flames, as he gropes blindly behind MN
for his gun. As IN many Of Russeils Wo l,.s;
there's the sense Of some quick. Wtai
sction about to ensue. Size II By IA incnes'
PRICE so CENTS
postpaid in the o. 81
Complete collection consists Of %
prints. All In colors. Descriptive
circular on request.
MONTANA NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION
Great Falls, Montana
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-02-13

NINA. FEBRUARY IS. 1887 "a
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-02-13
A NURSERY GOVERNESS
FINDS MYSTERY, CRIME
AND ROMANCE IN A STAID
ENGLISH HOUSEHOLD.

wv HERE'S A Black Man in our
tceIlar, declared Baby Lamb
her big blue eyes round as moons.
The new nursery gOverneSs, Les
ley Bishop, understood her fear,
for as a child, she, too, had been ter
rOrized by the threat of the terrible
occupant of the cellar, understanding
to her nursemaid, would come up to
her, IL she cried.
Don't believe it, darling" she said
to Baby. There's nothing in the cellar
but Goals. Who told you such wicked
lie?"
Max"
Lesley was not surprised, for her
second charge, Max, was Boy Scout
who never failed to do his evil deed
per day. He was pale, skinny little
shrimp, with the large eyes of a strand
ed angel, and a contrast to the stout
prosperous-looking Baby.
Tisn't lie" he persisted. 1--WE seen
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-02-13
RsUssE.LIL .. !, P .IaI.ILIISI,Is
THE WAGON BOSS

THE WAGON BOSS
He was the courageous and resourceful
factotum Of the early frelghting trains,
who forged through the wilds, over ruoely
cut trails, beset with DANGEROUS adven-
ture, 30 take supplies into the isolated
communities.
This reproduction, In colors, OF
Charles NJ Russell's painting, so
named, shows an old-time boss Of one
Of the ox-drRwn outfits, riding at his
customary place in advance OF the
caravan, as the procession pulls out
Of Fort Benton
Size 16 by II inches
PRICE 80 CENTS EACH
Postpaid in the o. 8.
Complete set consists Of 28 prints.
Descriptive List on Request
MONTANA NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION
Great Falls, Montana
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED-Partner silent preferred, in es-
tablished wholesale business; must have
$4,000 or more which will be fully Sc
cured; Gentle only: no agents. Address
Box 3O4-X. Star ONCE.
ESTABLISHED SMALL BUSINESS showing
good proft; combined box lunch and deli
$4,000. terms. Call owner. Met. 1866. =
GROCERY. near Navy Yard: Q apis. Il fur
nished): income one. S35. pays all; building
payable $35 mo: owner leaving. Address
Box 3O3-X. Star ONCE.
BOOMING HOUSE (aptsl. mr.. 18th and
ture WOOL RUGS yr assn rent S6o
owner taking larger house: gem Of a
place; filled; never vacancy: $1,70O.
terms. Call Adams 1904. Dealing with
no brokers Do not call until Monday.
RESTAURANT. with whisky license. NV;
fine equipment: gross business, ST. 800 wk.:
good trade; reason for selling; priced right:
terms. Call RIM. $40. 1406 G ST.. National
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SPECTACULAR OFFERING.
Equipped cafeteria. excellent downtown
northwest location. adjacent Government
departments and large office buildings
serving lunch only: 500 gross daily: I'M
der same management Is years; owner
retiring from restaurant business: good
money maker: yearly lease; reasonable
rent; long established business: for quick
deal owner will accept $3.50 for bust
ness and equipment: discount for all cash;
immediate possession upon settlement:
business can be materially increased by
serving breakfast. Call Mr.. Sasnett Natl.
$3.50: Sunday, Natl. S9l7.
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VACUUM CLEANERS Eureka, - Is: FisC-
.f0IuH: Hoover or Air-Way. sI%15. x.
SUNDAYS; We deliver. Decsti1r 81:
STANDARD Brands. 1334 14th 81 n a.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
CAFETERIA DOWNTOWN

CAFETERIA, DOWNTOWN.
II you are experienced In cafeteria
manaEement, have proposition that
will interest you. This well-established,
going cafeteria at sacrifice price offered
for sale. Located west of 18th st. Come
IN and talk 1t over with me. I cannot
ton at your convenience. See Mr.. Heigle
at DIXIE REALTY CO. 1417 L st. NV.
ROOMING HOUSE INCOME
Ii ROOMS. 4Ia BATHS.
Rhode Island ave. between 14th and
10Th SITS. Innerspring mattress. nice rugs,
in fact completely furnished with the
best, 3-yr. straight lease; don't miss see
Ing this beautiful place. New-house con-
dition. $3.50 will handle.
EDWIN l.. ELLIS,
1910 Vermont Ave. Room 2l7. Natl. $780,
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TOURIST HOME, Md. ave.--l0 rms, 3
baths. Oil heat. Clean. well furnished.
ST. $50 Terms. Miss McCown. zoos st.
lS13
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REAUTY SHOPS+Two good neighborhood
shops on our list this week. Low rents.
Priced $500 and 500. Call Miss Nc
Gown zoos H st Metropolitan 1913.
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VACUUM CLEANERS. s5.45: many stand
llke new; any demonstration for rIsrsr
teed vacuums and service. Call Nattnr al
II1". BEST BRANDS CO., sos IIii 81
NV. Open evenings ' 1'.- o.
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'FRONT.' half wholesale bakery Tor reldlI
store; has fun established business; fin
lures included; $40 monthly Decatur
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corner NV; lovely store; no competltlon'
well equipped Price, $3.50; terms. Ad-
dress Box ASK. Star office.
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BOARDING HOUSE Mass. aVe.-lS
rooms. 3 baths: income. 500; rent. 81 -;
price, 81 800; terms. Appointment can
ieta Lister Adams 944O.
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FOR RENT-Space for barber shop, beau
ty parlor, hat blocking; $50 month. l.5o
14th st
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Delicatessen. best in town, doing S75.-
600 yearly; 10-year lease; rent, $175 mo-:
price, $4,000; terms
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CONFECTIONERY fountain. novelties,
Suburbs living quarters opposite school;
cheap rent; sacrifice. Address Box 80 *.
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Corner delicatessen; guarantee $500
weekly; rent, Sl25 mo-. with Broom apt ;
3-year lease; pay roll. $40 weekly: price.
S5, 900; terms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09

WHOLESALE FLOWER AND BULB-GROW-
ing business. Exceptional profits but not
retired person who will act part time execu-
i've and treasurer Address Box 212-S
Star office.
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Cafeteria; downtown: lunch only; rent
$500 mo-. with 10 rooms; price. 80 800.
down.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE business site
ana dwelling, go miles south Washington
Route Il Highway. Address Box ok,
Star Office.
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PROFITABLE LUNCHEON. opposite large
Government office building. Rooms above
more than pay rent light and heat. No
Sundays. Clears around S115-S200. Ex-
cellent opportunity for lady. Rent, SIS.
Three-year lease. Price, $1,000. For ap-
pointment call Leta Lister, Adams 944o. I"
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ROOMING HOUSE, 18th and Mass. ave;
80 rooms Az baths; income g 9u 6te1
about 500; rent. 500; price D: ouu'
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CAFE, la1ge apt--hotel; large seating
capacity; low rent; short hours. Prlce'
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HOME,

MOTOR TRUCK HAULING LEASE-Tre-
mendous expansion program warrants new,
responsible men who can place substan-
tial down payment, purchase new motor
truck; long lease provided for; sufficient
business to pay all notes and expenses: eX-
cellent return on investment. Address
BOX 24l-N. Star Office.
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STEAM TABLE. excellent condition. $40:
destaaerant dishes. tables. chairs, a,
SaCrlhce lSlS N CT -
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SIENOTYPE. never used complete couref
tn La Sale University. large deru
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Iuncheonette with beer; guarantee
So 800 mo-; rent 500 mo-; Swear lease;
pay roll $50 weekly: downtown: price,
900, terms.
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RESTAURANT, beer; corner; completely
equipped: good business; long lease; price,
$4,000. Address Box 453-X. Star office
ICE CREAM PARLOR; dolns good BUS;
rent, S35: long lease glVe-aWay: us.
tricf Sales lOOt; II NV National 1907.
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ANTIQUES Grandfather's clock. case,
excellent condition. $50: steeple clock.
$40; maple chairs. go. $40 EACH 6-leg
drop-leaf cherry table, $50: pair OF silver
fruit bowls tShef1eldl. 500. Sunday after
pm; or week days. 3713 Woodley rd
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DRUG SToRE-LIoUOR,, corner; rent
500. Hustler can greatly improve puSl
ness, Address Box 334-X. Star Office.
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FOR SAIE-I,ong established drug store
in desirable residential nelehborhood;, no
near competition due to coming law.
Lincoln 011o.
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ROOMING HOUSE tnr. eth and L sts.D;
10 rooms. = baths: heat furnished; $500
Terms. Mrs. Gambel, zoos H ST. Met. 4sl3.
LUNCH ROOM whisky license: rent, $50
Nice business; 81 600 down. Capital Ad
luStlng & Finance Co, zoos H ST. NV.
MetrOpolllan 4SlA
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BOOMING HOUSE. right at Dupont Cir
Gle; Fl rooms. D baths. Rent S137.5O.
Single beds. Should clear So 900 yearly
We offer this well-furnished house as the
best bargain We have; $500; very
easy terms.
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ROOMING HOUSE: IA rooms. pa baths:
Mr. Mckinney. 1905 H NV. Natl. 1902.
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TRaiLERS--Luggage, boat and horse trail.
r r or wheels: ball hitch: complete.
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SANDWICH SHOP (coIored trade, doing
81 600 weekly. Only $4,000. Terms.
Capital Adjusting Il Finance Co.. zoos H
ST. NV. Metropolitan 4S13.
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| sui; Bucilli. lady's Splice hand knitfea
| SIZE ~: perfect condition; cheap. 1926 q
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CONFECTIONERY candy high-class.
ideally located; excellent opportunity TO
capable woman. Can be purchased right
or partnership Owner cannot give at
tentlor. Only moderate amount of cash
needed. Address Box DOW Star Office.
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| PIANOS FOR RENTS monthly and up
choose from 10 famous makes; all rental
paid applies on purchase price if you de-
| eide to buy later. National 4130. kits,
| 1880 G st
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WILL PURCHASE established business or
invest in legitimate proposition write
fully. Address Box 292-X Star offlce.
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SPRING COAT imported Harms tweed
srto. MODEL is: cost S35. sell SIS. Dis-
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Restaurant; guarantee 5000 day. with
liquor; 5-lO-year lease $3.50 mo. rent;
price. $4,000: terms
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ANT1QUES|Specializin in antiques from
old homes. In the beautiful fox hunting
and polo section OF Northern Virginia-on
the historic old stage route from Washing
ton TO winchester. now Route 81. Is miles
Inc Golden Horse Shoe UnnerYille Va
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GROCERY in Annapolis: white Gentle
trade 1900 monthly business. Stock
and fixtures worth $500; will stay with
buyer 80 days after sale. Growing busi-
ness. Address P. o. Box SIS, Annapolis.
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BOOMING HOUSE (Eye at l9th). rms,
2 baths Rent. 500 A barealn Nl,unu'
Terms Miss McCown. zoos H ST. Met. 1913:
BOOMING HOUSE, $ rms, ~ baths;
near Senate Office BLDG; sacri1lce, owner
leaving city .}23 Maryland ave. ne.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

SHEATHING-lxs. dry, also on track from,
CAT door to Job at S33 per 1000 3, NJ
Monday only free delivery. Eisinger Mill
q 9. Lumber Co., Bethesda. Md, Wisconsin
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people flne for weekend trips fishing or
n1ntlng will sacrifice terms If desired.