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The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-31

VACANCY at Bishop Apts. WILL sublet beautiful new furn-
 ished apartment. Phone 1922 evenings.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-31

VACANCY at the Grand, Gross and
 Coliseum Apts. Inquire Coliseum
 office or phone either 61 or 310l
Evening star., 1937-03-01

see one dart away into that pool. He
followed, and suddenly, right there
before him, were some small sticks
stuck in the mud and too close to-
gether for him to get between them.
They formed little pen.
At first he eyed those sticks little
suspiciouSly and was careful not to
60 too near them However, he soon
was sure that they were nothing but
sticks, and what we're sticks to be
afraid Of? He swan close to them.
and then made discovery. 1t vas a
fish. It was inside that little pen at
one end. The hunger, that in salts
flying his curiosity he had forgotten.
returned. Indeed, with that fish al
most under his very nose he felt twice
as hungry as he had felt before.
Slowly he swan around that pen,
looking for an opening between the
sticks big enough for him to squeeze
through, and presently he found one
1t was at the end opposite to where
that fish was fastened. 1t was an
opening big enough for him to pass
through comfortably, but right oppo-
site it was another stick, so placed
that he would have to twist himself
to enter, and to do this would have to
put a foot down on the bottom. He
was just about to do this when he was
struck, and struck hard 1t was his
father, Little Joe Otter, who had
struck him and knocked him away
from that pen. Little Joe was angry.
There was no doubt about that.
tCopyright. 1879
Evening star., 1937-03-01

place where the brook was not frozen
and slipped into the water. He slipped
in so smoothly that he made no
splash at all Does it make you
shiver to think of diving into that
cold water? 1t didn't make the young
Otter shiver He could have told you
that it really was warmer in the
water than out in the wintry wind.
When he was very little he hadn't
liked the water. He had had to learn
to swim. Now he was as much at
home in the water as on land, per-
haps more so. He was almost as
much at home in the water as fish.
The one great difference was that he
did have to come up to the surface
for air, which fishes do not have to
do. But he could stay under water
surprisingly long time and swim
surprisingly long distance before hav-
ing to come up for air.
Under the ice he was quite at home
No, he wasn't afraid of drowning. You
see, along the banks were places where
there was air between the water and
the ice. He started down toward
that long pool Perhaps at first
he didn't really intend to visit
it. Perhaps if he had caught a
fish before reaching the beginning of
that pool he wouldn't have disobeyed,
But he didn't catch fish, and he did
Evening star., 1937-03-01
PERSONAL.

LOVELY ROOMS FOR INVALIDs IN
graduate nurses home; very reasonable.
Shepherd 2546-J.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait. Emergency Laboratory Room Sol,
Westory Bldg. 14th and F Open Sun. I'm.
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method Results effective for life
time or money back. Write for booklet, No
drugs or surgery, DR., SOMMERWERCK
1865 Columbia rd Adams 03SS.
LET DR.. DELLA LEDENBECKER'S SPLEN-
did hands rub your aches and pains away.
3O25 O. West l120.
MUSIC STUDIO. 1880 18th ST. NV
Available for practice; hours from 1880
a M tc . pm Potomac 6Q33.
NURSE DESIRES HOURLY NURSING: EX-
cellent masseuse: treatments for improving
CHEST COLDS AND CHRONIC PAINS
treated with infra red ray and ultra vlo-
let light; appointments. Potomac 412l.
NURSE. EXPERIENCED WILL BOARD
infant or young child: large yard. health
full surroundings. Shepherd 1867.
REDUCING-6 TREAT, So; REMOVES
fat in spots: results assured; lab. tested
diet; baths. 1898 Riggs pl. NV. North 6:0S.
TAXI DRIVERS-ADD 81 PER DAY TO
your income No extra time required
strictly legitimate. try at our expense. Stop
at 5aol Colo. ave. any time Monday. Tues
day or wednesday mornings. 20
COMFORTABLE BASEMENT ROOM IN
exchange to Sobe- reliable employed whit
man fer care of furnace lawn and walks.
Address Boz 346H. Star ofhce.
Evening star., 1937-03-01

If it's money you're
after. forge t it.
Well pay you a
corking good sal
ary and royalties
besides"
g 'Taint money.
I make pretty good
here high as a
hundred dollars a
month in Summer.
But money ain t
everythin'. Don't
guess you'd take
much to a feller
who liked to give
your toys away.
Thought not. Well,
givin' things away
is one of my hob
bies. Once in a
while a youngster
from town'll drop
in an I'll see he
takes a fancy to
some toy, an like
as not I'll give it
to him. Never get
Evening star., 1937-03-01
Bedtime Stories
Little Joe Otter Is Angry.
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
IT'S true that those who disobey.
Will almost always have to pay.
old Mother Nature.

Will almost always nave " pdy-
"HE young son of Little Joe Ot-
ter, nearly as big as his father,
but not old enough to know
L much about the ways of the
Great World, and, of course, lacking
wisdom, had begun to doubt. He had
begun to doubt that his father knew
as much as he claimed to know. They
had watched a man and boy busy
about something at a long pool COW
cred with ice. These two had cut
holes in the ice and driven some
sticks in mid underneath those holes.
Then they had filled the holes with
snow, which already had frozen hard.
That was all that the young otter
had been able to see, but his father
had shown his teeth as they watched
and had said that traps had been
set in those holes, and tried to ex-
plain what traps are.
Keep away from this pool under
the ice." Little Joe had warned as
he started down the brook to look
around.
Left to himself, the young Otter
once more visited the places where
the holes had been cut in the ice.
There was nothing there to suggest
possible danger. He looked and
smelled all around and found MOTH
ing Then he began to get curious.
Whatever was there was under the
ice He doubted that it could be any
thing really dangerous.
Father said that traps jump up
and grab folks by the legs, but if they
are not alive / don't see how they
can do that" said he to himself. for
of course there was no one else to
talk to. Il wonder what these traps
are like, anyway. I'm not afraid OF
them. guess they can't be any
worse than that Dog I had a fight
with. I can take care of myself.
Father thinks I can't, but can.
If those two-legged creatures were
around it would be different. But
they are not I would like to see
what they put down in the water
besides sticks. I wonder what they
put the sticks down for. I'm hungry
I believe I will see if I can catch
q fish"
The young Otter went back to the
Evening star., 1937-03-01

feur, isn't that a
toy shop ahead
there? See the
sign at the side of
the road: 'Jere-
miah Snow. Toys
and Novelties for
Sale Pull over
Parks obediently
swung his wheel
and applied the
brakes.
Mrs. Schuckmell
sighed.
Now, why on
earth" S h e d e =
manded, do you
want to stop here?
1t ISM IT," she
shifted, glancing
disdainfully at the
tiny shop set back
a good so feet from
the roa d, that
you're afraid of
his competitions"
Mr.. Schuckmell
Evening star., 1937-03-01

Not a bit of. Just want to see
what kind of stuff these Summer
tourists go for"
Il wish" his wife sighed, that
you'd forget business once in a
while. Just don't be long. Remem-
ber that speech in Boston tonight" "
Forgetting business doesn't bring
IN money to buy limousines and sable
coats" Mr.. Schuckmell reminded her,
easing his bulk out the door.
Mr.. Schuckmell found himself in
a toy shop out of story book. The
shelves which lined the walls were
crammed with gayly painted toys Of
every description. Mr.. Schuckmell
wandered about, picking up a toy
now and then to examine it.
Excuse me-" said Mr.. jeremiah
Snow Il didn't hear you come in.
A-sittin' there, was, putin the
eyebrows on a baby doll. 1t got
dark and I thought We was due for
storm Then 1 looked up and seed
you a-standin' in front of the win
dow. Interested in one of them
things?" he queried, glancing at the
shooting game Mr.. Schuckmell was
studying.
''Whered you get the idea for
this?" Mr. Schuckmell demanded.
"Idea?" Snow repeated. "We-el,
you might say from Pete Coffin.
A-sittin' there on the fence, Pete was,
when one of the Pratt kids"
Il mean who designed it? Your
self? Clever"
MR.. SCHUCKMELL placed the
" shooting game-which pictured
a tramp sitting on board fence-on
Shows already crowded work bench.
When the tramp was hit-Mr
Schuckmell tested this with the jab
of manicured forefinger-he toppled
off and disappeared behind the fence,
then popped up again with fists
clenched and face screwed with rage.
Clever" repeated Mr.. Schuckmell.
"Only S125,'' said Mr. Snow.
'Humph. I could make it-of
metal, naturally, instead of wood-to
retail for 80 cents"
What did you-" Snow began, a
little puzzled.
Whats this?" MIR. Schuckmell
wanted to know, lingering a carved
wooden cat.
Savings bank. Got a dime? Look
I slide the dime into pussy's mouth.
Let's see you get it out" Snow chal-
lenged with an air that said it would
take cleverer man than Mr..
Schuckmell to get it out.
Mr.. Schuckmell gave up.
Look. pull pussy's tail-there
you bel"
well, I'll be sold short! Say, Mr..
Hale. or Mr.. Snow, you're wasting
your time here in this shop. Here's
my card. Toy manufacturer. Sell
this place and hop a train for New
York. There's a job as designer
waiting for you in our plant. It
isn't our policy to take on men Of
your-your years, but I can see q
connection would be mutually bene-
fetal.
JEREMIAH SNOW hesitated.
'Fraid I'd be mite out Of
place in a city like New York., he
mumbled. Thanks just the same"
Thanks just the. Sa'ay, do you
realize men with years of art and
designing school training are being
Evening star., 1937-03-01
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT expert; books started kept
part time, balanced. tax reports monthly
audits prompt: lowest cost Adams 9796
ACCOUNTANT expert: books started. kept
part time. balanced: tax reports monthly
audits prompt; lowest cost Adams 1896.
ACCOUNTANT-AUD experienced in
private and public accounting desires per-
marent position of responsibility. with
possibilities for advancement; free to trav-
Ell: excellent references. Address Box
1S4-H. Star Office
CHAUFFEUR. colored, experienced wishes
position of any kind. Decatur 1862 1900
vermont ave. NV.
CHAUFFEUR and butler. experienced; can
do plain cooking also experience yard
man: Army reference Phone All. O1S4 l'
COOK. colored. boarding house. $40 week.
Lincoln 1857. Leave address
FARMLAND. carpenters helper. gardener
or chauffeur: middle-aged man. references.
p PrlOW. Burke Va l.
FILIPINO. experienced chauffeur butler
wishes position in a family. dependable;
reference Address Box 165-H Star ofice.
Evening star., 1937-03-01
Sonnysayings

The little girl next door said her
amt lowed t. play 18th common
children. I telled her me an Baby is
berry uncommon on account I could
spit through my teeth, whistle 18th
two fingers in my mouth and turn
six summersolks in procession, an
Baby bit a policeman once! I amt
seed her sincei
Evening star., 1937-03-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
IlnnAinuad 4

S4OO-LUNCH equipped for beer; cheap
ret; best section; inspect at once.
S35O-Lunch nd 4 rooms: rent $50
Cigar. news, candy and soft drinks rent.
500; bargain: 500 handles.
S40O-DellcateSsen sandwiches and living
quarters. apt. house section.
S55O-RoOming house: rooms. . baths;
near 10th and Col rd; bargain
S500-Roomlng house; Q rooms near Cap
itol sacrifice illness
S325-Rooming house; rms central
r. M. CURTIS National qI4O
400 BarrlSter Bldg Ei1 z 81 n w .
Evening star., 1937-03-01

rich that way, likely, but I'm funny
feller. Get more fun seein' a young
ster happy than do hearin' the cash
register ring"
But, man! Take this job and you
can get the things you've dreamed
Of having. A swell home, car
4
nONT recollect dreaming bout
EN-" said Snow I'm an old
fool, like enough. But you can't teach
an old dog new tricks. as the feller
said. Never wouid get used to get
tin up when an alarm clock told me
to. You're lookin' at a feller who
likes to lay abed mornin's, when the
notion strikes. And I guess if I
few off to New York I'd sort of miss
Martha's cookin'. Board with Martha,
down the way a Bit
"Cooking Why, some of the best
restaurants in the world are in New
York. There's"
Reckon I wouldn't take their best
for a plate of Martha's beans on
Saturday night"
"Bosh. Mr.. Snow, I've offered you
my proposition. I'm a busy man
got to speak at banquet in Boston
within an hour-and 1 haven't time
to argue any longer. Damned if
I can see why you want to stick here
and exc out bare living when I've
offered you a chance to step out and
make some real money. However,
that's up to you. Still stick?"
Guess so. You see, mister, as
said before, I'm built funny. An in
dependent cuss. Here I can do what
I want when I want without a by
your-leave.' Couldn't If I took
you up"
MR.. SCHUCKMELL bit off the
end of cigar and Lit it from
the flame of a silver lighter.
Good day, Snow" he growled. "As
I said before. I'm a busy man."
Slamming the door behind him, he
strode toward his limousine.
What on earth kept you so long?"
his wife demanded. Don't you real
ize-"
Yes, yes, yes, I know. I was
wasting valuable time arguing with
that straw-brained idiot. He's q top
notch toy designer If I ever saw one.
I offered him job and he refused.
Wants to stay here and do what he
wants and do it when he pleases.
Makes as high as 500 a month, in
Summer! Afraid he'll miss Martha's
cooking! Likes to give toys to kids!
The sot-in-his-ways old fool"
Hurry, Otis. The banquet and
speech"
"Yes. I tell you! Banquet, bah!
Me with heartburn. But I can't af-
ford to miss that banquet. Makes lots
of good contacts. Parks, you'll have
to hit it up a little"
As the limousine's gears meshed,
Mr. Schuckmell turned for q last
glover at the tiny toy shop. Jere-
miah Snow was seated in a rickety
rocker just outside the door, suck
ing a pipe with obvious appreciation.
He had his shoes of. Mr.. Schuckmell
noted. and his feet were propped on
a pillowed packing case.
"Old fool" Mr.. Schuckmell
growled.
He was suddenly aware that his
shoes were paining him.
(Copyright. 1937J
Evening star., 1937-03-01
HELP WOMEN.

tion Beauty Salon, 523 9TH st. s.w.
GIRIS-LADIES go to fill vacancies in
sr r seek w6k sasTy Ppy aer
3:30 pm. 3l2 Evans Bldg. 1920 N. Y.
ave. NV.
NURSE, white, South German or Swiss,
for boy nearly . for country place in Con-
erences prefer age 30 to 45. Phone De-
catur 1899 for appointment.
NURSE white. for baby, in home where
another maid is employed stay nights.
Adams 6445. 1906 Upshur st. NV.
SALEsGIRL fol fine pastry shop expert
experience. Apply at 622S Georgia ave.
after $50 pm.
SALESLADY to sell ladies' dresses and
coats: previous experience In 9TH St. stores torres
9TH st. NV
SALESWOMEN. 25 years and over. pleas
ant outdoor work: guaranteed salary and
commission. Garlinger d Co 9l6 G ST. n W
widow; general housework. no washing
light cooking; 4 in family. children school
age; have other help; permanent and ex-
cellent home TO right party. State salary
reference. phone number. Address Box
361-H Star Office
YOUNG LADIES. 3. for pleasant outside
work mo no selling; straight c. saiaTy aS
and telephone number.
STAY-AT-HOMES
Women. ambitious to get ahead Agree
able work from your home; make that
extra money We all need Phone at once.
Supervisor. District 5la4.
HIGH-CLASS EXPERIENCED BOOK
WOMAN
I want the best subscription book womsn n
in Washington for some special work on
officially approved World Book Encyclo-
peda Recommended for first purchase.
Finest kind of leads and plenty of them
o Wallgrrn the Quarrie Corp. 1924 In
veStment Bldg.
SALESLADIES, experienced
in dress and coat dept. APP
ply The Loeb Co., TIA 7th st.
NV.
SALESLADIES, experienced
in millinery dept. Hearns,
806-808 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-03-01
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.


BED ROOM. dining room, living room fur
niture wanted at once; contents apts or
homes; also odd pieces. Adams 1416.
CLUThING-Highest prices paid for mems
used clothing Berman's, 1922 7th st. Nv
Phone MetropoIitan 3767 Will call
FURNITURE wanted at once; some good
used household goods and piano for cash.
Call after 9. Metropolitan 27S6. Sc
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
all kinds: highest cash prices: don't sell
until you call North 6040. Prompt service.
FURNITURE. bric-a-brac china. glassware,
rugs. silverware, paintings: highest cash
prices paid. Call Murray Adams 5133. Sc
FURNITURE rugs stoves. household goods.
etc; positively highest cash prices For
best results call any time. Lincoln 10364.
PAY HIGHEST PRICES for old jewelry.
cameras feiG glasses. firearms Max
Zweig. 937 D st. NV. Metropolitan 9ll3.
GoLD..BRIMG YOUR OLD GOLD. Sill
JEWELRY WE PAY Cash A KAHN.
INC. a. YEARS AT 935
CONTINUED on Next Psge.I
Evening star., 1937-03-01

Dramatic Critics Need Permit.
Dramatic critics in Germany must
have a special permit from the gov
ernment to practice their profession.
Evening star., 1937-03-01
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

AMERICAN TYPEWRITER Co.--seu. rent
from from s high rent district Open evenings.
tresS: bought new: Sl5 cash. Il
BED ROOM. living room suites studio
couch. breakfast set twin beds typewriter
wicker set radio. Edelman. 1903 Georgia
BRICK, BRICK. BRIcK-All good used
brick a. 18th and D sts. NV; s. 80 thou
sand. Harris Wrecking Co. Line 4093
BRICK LUMBER AND PLUMBING mate
rial from many wreckIng Jobs: largest Sc
HECHINGER CO. Used Material Dept
59a5 Ga Ave We NV w i!R i9o5 Nichols i ftd ST 81
CAMERAS-We buy. sell trade used cam.
sam daiS Robbins o so pa0'fetRfs f4tR st saF sW
CASH REGISTERS. showcases counters.
tables idd chairs sheIvns oft1ce partition
greese traps. > Humphrey gas heaters.
eltc mixer and store fixtures OF every
DESCRIPTION. 3o7 9th st. NV.
Cash 6 REGISTER iron safe Isl "a. Js.h
DAVENPORT EXTENSION TABLE. writing
table. bookcase, beddavenport. small ma
hogany bureau. small table electric lamps
etc; all eood condition. Randolph 2649
DAVENPORT SUITE. kitchen, table and 4
CIdlES. f1OOSltT CdOlneI. pOTCeldln-llneO ice
box moving. Will sell reasonably. $50
Otis pl NV.
DIAMOND RING, half carat. perfect. d!a;
Tinnl mGnnting gocbsl bargain SllO Hamilton and
hos bia Co p0f4e. 4e5 SatsheT st nx ST. up Capital
ELECTROLUX. good as new. S45: beds
and gas stove cheap. Parking Lot, ;Ird
and Constitution ave
ENCYCLOPEDIA new. Funk & Wagnalls.
- vols, sl3,S 81 mo. Write. Will call
Mr.. Rasnick. Room 50a. a1S St T. e.
FORD owners. garage men Ford parts less
than II regular price Parking lot Bird
and Constitution ave.
FRIGIDAIRES- line of 1897
models now being shown on our floor
dged in ever
eratof any make We We have saN'te few fei5;S 1915
J. r. ENRIGHT CO..
t1US Wisconsin Ave.
Open Evenings Till PM
FUR COAT, Jap mink cost S495, good con-
dition. $40; black fox, $50, cost $50.
Cley. 69:i1 -
FURsNITUREEsDavenport,, rust color. good
radio. Miller. 1922 14th NV.
GENERAL od3e ELECTRIC STOVE, practically
tsmall sizel; sacrifice. Berwyn 149-J
GENERATORS exch $3.50 up: new guar
antee: small install. charge: all cars mo-
tors, 1anS repaired. eXch. Carly. zoos l4th.
SEAL COAT. recently remodeled
III; bargain Address Bette Louise Long
ley. 30 18th st. Telephone Met 6l4S
used; must sacrifice i'm
mediately. $50. Call Cleveland l443 3'
LEIGA sD With FI9 s,1s. enS r35 lens
angle view finder, extra magazines neck
pod; bargain al S245. 1860 Hamilton
NV.
OFFICE FURNITURE new, used desks.
chairs. filing cabinets. Washington Salvage
Co. new location. 500 E NV Natl SCOT
OFFICE FURNITURE-A large assortment
OF used pieces at low prices II. Baum 4
Son GIG E st NV
PHONOGRAPH RECORDS. slightly used:
largest selection in the city; l0c each. 81
dozen. Open until 10 pm. E. o. Likens,
9o4 5th st. NV.
small upright. plain ma
hogany. excellent condition; only $50
Mrs. Cook. 5l9 Massachusetts ave. NV. %
Evening star., 1937-03-01
REPAIRS & SERVICE.

PAPERING-Rooms. s. up: whole house.
$40 up. trim painted. 50 up: work guar:
free est. j. t Ford. Greenwood 1894. l.
PAPERING-FIVE ROOMS AID 2-STORY
hail $40 and up. Quick service White
mechanics. Call any time. Randolph 3445.
PAPERHANGING- G-PAINTING-Rooms pa
pered, So up. ! satisfy. J. N. Tolson.
District 433S j.
ROOFING guttering and spouting; re-
pairs 10 all type roofs; painting; reason
able prices; quick service. Penn Roofing
Co, 1904 lIth ST. NV. Natl. 05l2. 2'
UPHOLSTERING Furniture psir1ns vGtE re-
done in home if desired Weaver. 1434
Newton ST. NV Adams S40l
Evening star., 1937-03-01

turned down at our factory every
day? They practically get down on
their knees to beg for a chance, and
you-you say thanks just the same
Evening star., 1937-03-01
DAILY SHORT STORY
OLD FOOL
By Carl S0rensen.

MR.. OTIS UCKMELL of
N Schuckmell & Sons, toy manu-
facturers. leaned forward.
Parks" he addressed his chauf-
Evening star., 1937-03-01
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL wants work part time.
cleaning. Phone National 1914
COLORED GIRL neat. reliable wishes work
OF any kind, part or full time. Colum-
bia 263S-W
COIORED GIRL wishes work as part time
or all day; city references. North 6301-J.
COLORED GIRL wants Job as mothers
helper. Call Columbia 1928 before 7:30
pm.
COLORED GIRL wants days work or part
time. Phone West 0733-J
COLORED WOMAN, neat. wishes position
as cook. general hotisework. maid or nurse;
reference. Decatur Obs.
COLORED WOMAN wants gh.w.. part
time or steady; city references. Daisy
Shannon. 1129 9th st. NV. l.
MAID. col0red, wants general housework
or part-time work. Call North 1897.
MAID. colored. wants part-time work: call
after 3. Potomac 6309-W.
WAITRESS refined wants Job in a prom
inent place. high school graduate. 1905
10th st. NV. Decatur 6096-J.
Evening star., 1937-03-01


ROOMING HOUSE l3 rooms. 3 baths.
garage; rent cnly $50: full price. S6O0
5. WINFIELD 9Os 10th NV. NATL. 3G5i
located in the club rooms of fast-grow-
Ing nrs 1n Tansportat!Pn Th,s company employing
Gaty for n man
Do not apply unless you are an American
and have at least 81 900 cash. Union
Service Center. 1850 :"nd st. NV.
GROCERY STORE Splendid location,
ness. Call l24 G ST. NV. l.
ROOMING HOUSE downtown. . rms. Rent
$40. Price, 5000; Wonderful buy. Miss
Derrickson. zoos H st. Metropolitan 4sI3.
RESTAURANT whisky. doing 500 daily;
excellent location price. S6.S00, terms.
Joseph Holander. zoos H st. Met. 4sl3.
BOARDING HOUSE Conr. and s., .
rooms garage rent. - 10: newly furnished
transferred. Full price only 81 800;
down payment. $3.50.
S WINFIELD 9US 10th NV NATL a654
Wash Largest Roomlne House Broker.
ROOMING HOUSE Eye at :.othp: Il rms
Income. $500. See this. Bargain. Miss
McCown. zoos H st. Metropolitan 4sl3.
RooM1NG HOUSE wanted at once: will
pay cash II price is reasonable. Address
Box 18TH. Star Office 81
WOULD LIKE to contact some one inter-
eSted IN financing business where the
profits are above average and original
Box 1-H Star Office il
BEAUTY SHOP. excellent downtown loca-
tlon Sl.SUo: terms. Alliance Realty Co.
l4lo II St W Metropolitan SSl3 i
TO BUY OR SELL a rooming or boarding
house business call Natl. g6j4
s. WINFIELD. 9US 10th NV. NATL. q654
Wash.'s Largest Rooming House Broker. .
GUEST HOUSE UNUSUAL-Is rooms. ;
baths. new furnishings oil heat lease: in
come over Sl.l0o monthly: clears S4On;
price - 9o9; terms. 1G:T < st. NV,
Room l09. Phone District 5657.
RESTAURANT. modern, No. Capitol St;
3-year lease; sales $500 weekly price.
$1,000: only 81 300 cash 1922 K ST.
NV. Room lo9. Phone District 5651
BOOMING HOUSE 18th ano N; ) rooms
J baths; rent. Sl:51: income. $500; always
hlled; price. 81 600; terms. See this
s WINFIELD aUs 10th NV NATL 1854
Wash.'s Largest RoomngHouse Broker =
BEAUTY SHOPPE-Doing good business.
Connecticut at L NV. Atlantic APO. Il
FOR FRUITS. farm produce flowers. etc
Ideal open space for rent. 20i4 R. /.
ave. ne. 3'
NV. SECTION Tailoring and cleaning
establishment established since 1927.
doing good business. average $500 wkly
Box 18TH Star office. -
ROOMING HOUSE. 18th near Mass: II
rooms = baths, single beds and coil springs
throughout: owner i'll; $500 handles
S. WINFIELD. 90S 10th NV. NATL. 1854
Evening star., 1937-03-01

RADIO. Majestic 5-tube console. walnut;
$50. Call Columbia 6s9s after $50 pm.
RADIOS, Zenith 1897 model repossessions,
up to 500 OF Philco 1897 floor sample,
reg. S54 95. for S32 50 Apex Elec. Co.,
700 9th 81 NV at G.