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trip to Seattle this week, where they
purchased the equipment for the
cannery Richland is going to b uild.
Mr.. Dam states that the cannery
will be in operation for the tomato
season this year.
A. w. Bown received word this
week that his father J. w. Brown
was seriously i'll at his home In
Salem, Oregon.
Mrs. Lester Plato Of Boomers
Ferry and Mrs. Percy Campbell Of
Lewiston, Idaho are visiting at the
home Of their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. N. Mclaughlin.
Don Eby who was confined In the
Pasco hospital for several days SUI
fering from an infected hip, was
able to return to his home Friday.
Mr.. Thomas Of sunnyside has
Just completed shipping out pota-
toes in the Fruitvale district. He
has been stationed at Shows where
he has been washing the potatoes
so far he has shipped out around
two hundred tons Of early potatoes.
The Methodist Ladies Aid met
Wednesday at the home Of Mrs.
Sam Ross.
The Richland Boy Scouts with
their Scout Master spent few
days camping at the twin bridges.
M. M. Ellington Of Sunnyside
visited at the home Of his parents
this week. He returned to Sunny
side taking his mother, Mrs. G. 8.
Ellington home with him for a
few days visit.
Mrs. Vic Nelson returned home on
Saturday from Yakima. She was
accompanied by Hazel Nelson, who
spent the week end here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Ackley who
have been visiting at the T. G. Chal-
craft home for the past two weeks
returned to their home in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schoolcraft and two
children of Idaho visited at the T..
G.. Chalcraft home Wednesday and
Thursday.
Neva Griffith Of Yakima Is SPEND
ing a two weeks vacation at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. L.. Griffith.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Warden, who
have been visiting at the home Of
their daughter, Mrs Ralph Long. re-
turned to their home In Cutbank,
Mantana Monday.
Mrs. Simpson received word this
week that her father had passed
away at his home In Glare. Wise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett McGhan
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. L.
McGhan and family were visitors In
White Bluffs Sunday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Kinney cele-
brated their 25th wedding annivers-
airy Sunday at their home north OF
town. Those attending were Mrs. l.
J. Conrad and two granddaughter,
Alice and Iona Dudley Of Portland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Gin and Mr.
Lafe Conrad Of Walla Walla. Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Wynan and Casey
Oliver Of Lowden, Mrs. Dickerson
and Juanita, Alvin George OF Rich
land and Jessie and Bud Kirk Of
Kennewick.
The Lutheran aid met at the home
Of Mrs. Otto Luelloff Wednesday.
Helen Willard returned to Spo-
kane Friday after having spent the
past ten days visiting at the home
of her parents.
Charles Watkins and family OF
sious City, I owa visited this week
at the John George home. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. g. Muncey spent Sunday at
the w. L. M uncey home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Combs are the
parents Of an eight pound girl
born at the Pasco hospital Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Conwell left
this week for Connell. where they
win work In the wheat harvest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Conley and
three children were visitors on the
coast this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w F. Boettcher re-
turned Friday from Seattle, where
they had been visiting.
Alverta Rayhill returned to Col
fax Friday. after having spent the
past week visiting at the home OF
her parents.
D. F. Ames was taken to the Pasco
hospital Sunday.
Mrs. Dickerson and Juanita and
Mrs. G. A. Kinney drove to Hermis-
ton Monday. Mrs. Dickerson's moth
er, Mrs. Conrad, accompanied them
and will visit in Hermiston for q
few days.
Mrs. Ray Reeder underwent an
80OcOOlC1tlS OpCA0VAOA ANAOAA~A@sS
morning at the Pasco hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dark and
daughter, Billie, Mrs. McClendon
and Pauline and Delbert Avery are
spending the week camping at Lake
Chelan.
Henry Caldwell is visiting at the
hosne If his DarentS.
Richland friends received word
this week Of the birth Of q son to
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvine Schireman OF
Thorpe, Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Pugh return
ed Tuesday after having spent the
past ten days visiting on the coast.
Lois Keethly left Friday for Swan
Lake, Montana, where she WILL
spend the summer.
John Dam, Simon Carlson, G. F.
Fletcher and John Erickson made q
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HIGHLANDS

Mrs Davidson left for Hanford
this week, where she will visit rela-
tives.
The Carl Sallgren family have NOV
ed this week from the Robert Dehn-
off place to the Woods home.
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Great Britain's Fears

London, Eng. - Although her
statesmen |, are striving everywhere
for world peace, official British
opinion is to the effect that no
long-range peace can be looked for
in Europe until Facist and Commu-
mist countries have tried out their
feverish militarism In q major war.
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An.;oue ROYAL Coach

The gilded coach In which the
king and queen Of England ride on
state occasions was designed IN 116Z
and has served i've British mon
archs In its 17S years.
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Mysterious Gillies island. sought
IN the Arctic since its reported dis
covery by Captain Gillies In 1907. Is
said to have been found recently BY
the Soviet ice-breaker Sadk0.
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Rat-Eating Natives Warned
Tribes Of natives In the vicinity
Of BulawayO. South Africa, who re-
gard rats as a delicacy, have been
warned by the medical officer Of
health to forego their rodent diet.
He declared that parts Of the eoun-
try are now plague-infested and the
rats carry deadly germs.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1937-07-15

Successful seeding Of perennial
pasture grasses requires the prepa-
ration of fine firm seeded.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1937-07-15

Statue 50 Years Old
The statute Of Liberty. beloved
sight Of all ocean travellers as they
PASS through the harbor OF New
York, Il In Its fiftieth year,
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A.e;... Gear Discovered

Ancient Gear Oiseovereo
Bearing q striking resemblance tn
the modern helical gear, . stone
found In the ruins Of an old castle
in Sweden Ii believed to Indicate
that people Of the Eleventh and
Twelfth centuries had . clear con-
ception Of gear design, says Popu.
lar Mechanics.
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Richland News Items

vicinity invited to give their dt
publicity the nghbor-
hood the happenings In the community.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-18
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

EMPLOYED EMP GIRL. SHARE LOVELY s.
room apt with another. Capitol Hill apt.
no mouse Before ! am, after . pm, Allan
P Pr HOME; 1894 9Th ST n: BON
eiee.; everything furn. Clarendon GIN
l425 MONROE ST NV ROOM. KIT,
pam. everything furnished including gas,
electric refrigeration. Phone. Adults.
20la PARK RID. N.w.-CLEAN APT,
gas phone refg. Reas. Columbia sb12.
;9"b 18th ST. NV, APT. 402-ATTRAC-
vator. lot
THE cALvERToN 1878 COLUMBIA RID
NV. Apt. Dob. large front rooms X
b. foyer. piano. radio. silver dishes linens.
newly decorated; Oriental RUGS.
ATTRACTIVE STUDIO BASEMENT APT,
neat; reference; $50. l1Ol Clifton st. n ".
SUBLET ONE ROOM. KIT. BATH-THE
HarroWgate, IS:j3 New Hamp ave. NV
Apt. 3l2. Call after $40 pm.
.4:s 18th N:w.-PRIvATE HOME. LIv-
ing room studio couch kitehenette private
1907 2lst N.W-BACHELOR APT. GEN
!lemanl; one large room. kitchenette, Fris-
ldaire' private bath; beautifully furnished =
52l RITTENHoUsE ST. NW.-ENTIRE
sP e A. , rms: bath; oil heat. Pri1id.ire.
ADULTS. $3.50. Call after 6:l5. Georgia
1856. 2Os
GIRL WANTED TO SHARE ATTRACTIVE
S-rm apt with another; ref exchanged.
Reasonable. Columbia 1900. Apt. Alb
40 ORREN ST. NE LARGE ROOMS,
siak must be seen TO be appreciated.
quiet home. "
1919 10Th ST. NW.-ATTRACTIVEL Y
Iurn. Groom front apt, md floor, facing
P ps siee refs; janitor service $50.
12l9 VERMONT AVE. DOWNTOWN
suitable T. shower, c.h.w., Oil heat; 50 30
VIZ each; board optional: others. Met. 13O4
ARDMoRE. 9I5 10th ST. NV AND >
rms XII bath: efes.. gas. refg; linens.
SPACIOUS. HOMELIKE APARTMENT,
kaiofama I'd; rooms, beds, piano,
radio references. North 1935-W
Mr.. 18th AND COL. RID. 1913 ONTARIO
pi. II T-Complctely furn. > or 3 rooms
gas cleo FriEidsire: reasonable
III" r ST. H.W-RACHELOR APT
suitable for two, running water linens
slec; neat incl. tub or shower: very re-
nned: downtown location: $3.50 each,
GOING TO FLORIDA.
'Attractiyely furnished Groom apt .
oedroomS; liv. room, kitchen bath, rec.
nail; FULLY equipped; rent Ss5 90 mo:
available imm 1905 10th st. NV, Apt }05.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

UNIVERSITY STUDENT. employed. refer
encts 20 reside with small family: reason
aDie; privileges. State details. Box 81,
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APARTMENTS fURN. & UNFURN
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp.

NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD-THREE
large rooms dinette, kitchen bath. ) clos
cts Frigidaire 'front.' two exposures; two
entrances; S55. including gas. Adams 33s2.
/" ST. NE RMS. KITCHEN. BATH.
newly decorated automatic heat, chw.
elec; refrg.. tabletop gas range; S37 so;
adults
.Ila md ST N.W--ATTRAcTIvE
kitchen delightful dinette and bath. hard
wood floors. JAMES E. SCOTT Decatur
300 sth ST: NV; CORNER 9th AND
e err. corner Olds; newly decorated; .Friftd-
mgr or call Metropolitan 27l3.
sds QUINCY lSc.s ST! ST; NiW.-ENTIIRE 2nd
outside rooms: adults Columbia osas-W W
/ $50 CALIFORNIA ST. NV LARGE
rms kitchen: bath; southern exposure;
S+,!.'o Apply 1anitor
and bath, 5000 Georsia 0 ave ti NV. hpply
36"l Georgia ave. Georgia O4.u
THE ALTON. 1445 PARK RID. NW.-TWo
rooms kitchen. bath: cross ventilation;
free refrigeration; elevator.
room. dnette: bed, room kitchen bath.
and restricted section. some with refrigeT.-
FIX jordan owner ana 20 operator s s s!sV
SAB so NOW. RIM. BED RIM. K. B..
| porch The Buchanan Apis. 1925 18th
ST. NV Georgia 1883
. RMS. KITCHEN. BATH. NEWLY DECO
rated; $40. including heat. light. gas, FriE-
ldalre phone 1903 D st. ne.
bh nrse al ns1y
close to bus. cars. Cleveland 1894.
So MONTH: : BEDROOMS, LIVING RIM,
Kit, breakfast alcove. full tile bath: shower
| rob rnfr ty,Ii L,,a1
heat furnished By S tenant v eapo.utes
Apt: 4. 1905 st st. NV. tout N H. ave.
HUGH open h, for atg ca
Suns. Wise. 1859.
100 :5th ST NV. RMS, KIT DIN
s sssf 5te1 pec neat snt0r service adults
FOUR ROOMS AND BATH, NEAR d.
| pont Circle; front Garden; $40 per month
| Apply 1875 18th st. NV
ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR. PRIVATE BATH
Heat, gas. electricity. hot water included
1s4s MONROE ST. NW1Two LARGE
Columbia 1886 ~'''
-" LoNGFELLoW ST. NV ROOMS.
kitchen bath: electricity. gas and electric
refg.; $40 mo. Working couple preferred.
DOWNTOWN. 1926 M ST. N.W.-ENT1RE
floor bath; newly decorated electric grill
phone. one or two rooms. S23-$42. 49,
THE R,oYALToN ApARTMENT.-THREE
ss1Nee and c bath n. vfss
NJ st. NV. Rent. $50 per month.
2619 BLADENsBURG RID. NE-THREE
rooms, pvt. bath. hot water, automatic
heat; gas. cleo. furn.; S42.50. 90
| 425 ALLISON ST. NW.-ENTIRE end
floor pvt. bath. pvt. entrance: refg.. cleo,
heat fur; ch.w.: $50; employed couple
preferred. Columbia 6576-J.
4524 IOWA AVE. NV. APT. Ia ROOMS,
kitchen. bath. Frigidaire on house current;
$3.50.
| 9 ROOMS AND BATH; REASONABLE
| rent; downtown location. Phone District
| 1898
TAKOMA FARK-HIGHLY DESIRABLE s.
| room apt, new RESIDENCE; private entrance;
oil heat Shepherd 4sSa-J.
1910 ?nd PL, N.w.-ENTIRY 2nd FLOOR
| new detached home: 2 1ge,: bright rms,
| dressing alcove. 5 closets kitchen -dinette.
! Ie.., lisht. heat anal transp!; bali bleek;
adults; ze6sreaeea. Georgia 1870.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Continued }

= RESTAURANT with whisky license, NV;
rent, SIS: long lease: business over 5000
week; price, $4,000; terms Natl. i62S. >
GROCERY and meat market doing 81 900
vkly. sacrifice. 50. 500 terms. Capital
Adjusting & Finance Co.. zoos ST. NV
Metropolitan ABB.
RESTAURANT, beer and vine; breakfast;
per DAY, Erwin Realty Co., cali HyattS-
SEA Foop; beautifully equipped Does
900 terms Capital Adjusting 4 Finance
Co. zoos H ST. Met 4sl3.
BOOMING, HOUSE n. !: ave; and l4tl.
II rms. = baths. Rent. so; SlG0o, terms.
Mrs, Gambel zoos H ST,
ESTABLISHED MEAT AND GROCERY
Due to other business interests, owner Will
sacrifice. Price, $500; deal direct or
through your broker Part cash. Box
GR9GERY STORE 5000 ocatGn dons
500 month. l4"a 9TH St NV.
LUNCH BEER, central NV; ,estab. bus;
leaving city; price, Sl.15O; terms; or best
offer. Box s6-z, Star.
DRUG STORE FOR SALE. SlUnO; rent
owner other interests Box &0i-Y. Star.
DELICATTSsEN oJewish>, est. s years.
.Ivins quarters with store doing over $500
Terms. National 1928.
Low DOWN PAYMENT-ll-r. brick, ex-
elusive Col, Heights; Al condition; income
beyond monthly payments. Particulars,
Adams 1850.
RESTAURANT. bar and dance floor; bust
ness So 500 mo-: one of the best locations
IN D. c.. beer and LIQUOR licenses will sci!
feaS. 10 cash buyer. Box l"9-Y. Star. 90
WANTED PARTNER with small amount Of
capital help me start a poultry, hos, fruit
or yesetsbe farm on my land, nearby
Mainland dy G. w Nestler, P. o. Boz ioS
WJ,oI ESAIE AMI Dv~r.y, ,,-o,,,rc-
years in creation GOOD lease ana location,
olect supply, connections, to right man;
S2.nnn to $4,000 cash necessary; owner
leaving c.,y, tog property Development =,
S'ar. 1os
IEN-YEAR Investors syndicate certificate
at discount. Box l:2-Z. Star. 10"
CAFETERIA. downtown: same owner 20
seating capacity; GOOD business; sacrIticc,
Slo0oo; terms. Box g+B. Sar
FACTORY. completely equipped and mfg
article which is an absolute necessity on
every house built 1000 cash viii buy
n nosn Volume around $1,000 per week
RESTAURANT downtown: whisky license.
est, al same location and owner over 10
wears, doing Sl.OO to -. GOO week; per-
sonsl reasons for selling $500 cash down
Sayment will handle, balance terms. Call
Nj. McDearmon, exclusive agent for owner,
Natl. 1923.
S2oo-ROoMING HOUSE, 10 r; rent $50.
S$$oo"n-RR oon1inS house house II rms" : baths.
st3o-RoomnR house, !? rms; corner.
S324-Roomng house, ! 4 rms; central,
central well turnished. rent rent, SIS pains
s27n-Contect. fountain. hsht lunch: well
h.>W.h h; corner; " schools.
$500 DeIieatesscn. l rm,; rent. So.
spsna.d busi nes P 5sTssn cheap
S65O--Lunch, beer, Is rms, . baths rent
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BOATS.

BOATS,
CUPBOARD MOTORS, 4 practically new,
small; cheap for cash sos Water st. sV
Phone National 34O6
BRAND-NEW BOAT run about 90 hours
value. SIS 900, Will consider exchanging for
property or equity IN piece OF property
Box ,43-Y, Star
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TABLE BOARD.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
BILTMORE CLUB

1899 18th ST. NV
Delicious home cooked meals Chicken
dinners. Reasonable Call North 0634
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DOGS, PETS, ETC,

champion bred; A. X C registration
after Il pm, l.. J. Mcconnell ll26 llth
NV. Apt. SOC, Dist. 0iiS.
WlRE-HAIR FOX TERRIER, pedigreed. II
months old. 1lO1 Flower ave. Takoma
PARK. ShephCrd 505H-M
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GOOD NV SECTION = DESIRABLE
bright. nicely furn. living rnn:, bedrms.
dinette- kitchen combined 2nd door: cleo.
Ysfg, phone, linen, silver; Ssfass u desired.
Can Adams e7o2.
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WALBRIDGE HOUSE,

1883 r ST. NV
BRIGHTLY DECORATED ROOMS:
EQUIPMENI IN PERFECT CONDITION:
ATTRACTIVE DINING ROOMS WITH
WELL-IRAINED. COURTEOUS WATERS;
WIDELY SELECTIVE MENUS; SWITCH
BOARD LAUNDRY. DRY CLEANING AND
IRAY SERVICE: COUNTRY CLUB PRIV
LEGES: SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
1929 K ST. NV. Lee-Marque--Nicely fur
n!shed single and double rooms, semi-pri-
vate bath: excellent board: downtown. 49,
1920 .3rd ST. N.W.--Large front room
cont. h. W.. suitable 2; l block from bus;
oil heat; southern cooking.
1927 10th ST. N.W.-Double and single
rooms private and semi-private baths,
with or without meals. DELIGHTFUL location.
116 G ST. N.E.-Single double rooms.
semi-pvt. baths; men and women; excel
lent food: reasonable.
1924 18th ST N.W.-Army oficer's widow
has twin room, private bath, shower. also
single room: cheerful, corner home garaP.
$40 MILITARY FD, near Conn. ave, bus
SeS s s1S svs :aI,s's as T9vss'
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CAMERA REPAIRS,
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER Ss d'ALBERT, INC.
BIB 10th ST. NV. Phone National 41l2
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SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS WITH eoApD

EMPLOYED business woman desires we'll
heated. unfinished room in private resi-
dence. Arlington County. Box 152-Y. Star .
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

PORTLAND HOTEL, VT ave al Thomas
Clrcle-SS. 80 week hotel service fresh
towels daily YOUR mail and phone calls
attended TO, shower baths. Walk 10 work
%.
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ROOMS WANTED.

YOUNG LADY wants room, semi-private
bath, private family, walking distance 18th
and Pa. ave. or convenient transportation.
Box SH-Z, Star.
BY GENTLEMAN. in refined congenial
family. having no other roomers; walking
distance; state price. Box 151-Y. Star. 49,
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Imported Oriental copies good quality
large variety from which to choose all
sizes. low prices room sizes from S9.95
CAPITOL RUG CO.,
ISL 14th AT HARVARD
Open Ewes. and Sun. Until q PM
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OLESALE AND RETAIL BUSINESS :

WANTED PARTNER with small amount of
ca pltaI help me start a poultry hos, fruit
MARYLAND c. W. NeStler p O. Box lo;
Odenton, Md o$ -
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NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-THREE
large rooms. dinette, Kitchen. bath. = clos
cts frigidare; 'front.' two exposures; two
entrances; 500, including gas. Adams 33S2
u S ST. NE RMS. KITCHEN, BATH.
newly decorated, automatic heat ch.w
cleo. refrg.. tabletop gas range; S31.5
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COAL. WOOD FUEL OIL

FARM 3 GARDEN,
COW MANURE well-rotted; guaranteed
Waters. Wisconsin 4l95
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ROOMS FUR. & UkFUR.

KOOMS fUK. y UNfUK.
S720 End AVE, Silver Spring-Beautiful
ami. apis and rms. S. to S35 employ
ment opportunity for tenant. full or part
time. as office help, housekeeper machinist
or aircraft or air-conditioninf technicians.
Shepherd $50.
Warm, clean room for / or .. next to ba tn.
Reasonable. Call before $50 pm. 20.
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CONVENIENT.
"929 Connecticut Avenue.
AN Address of Character"
2501 14th ST. NV.
2 rooms, dinette kitchen, bath
porch y4s On
rooms dinette. kitchen. bath 81 90
Elec, Refriscration and Elevator.
2503 14th ST. NV.
rooms, kitchen. bath. porch 1900 $50 90
Ills 9th ST. NV.
2 rooms. kitchen. bath $40 so
P. j. WALSHE. INC,
1907 Eve ST. NV. National 646s
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RESTAURANT with whisky license NV;
rent. SIS; long lease. business over 5000
week; price, $4,000; terms. Natl. ib2S.
GROCERY and meat market. doing 81 900
vkly.; sacrifice. 50 500: terms. Capital
Adjusting & Finance Co.. zoos II ST. NV.
Metropoliten 3Sl3
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1914 18th st. n.w.-Continuous switchboard
and elevator service. Electricity. refrisera-
ton and gas free. Desirable 2 and room
apts.: al outside rooms, large Kitchens and
closets. Reasonable rents. Res. mgr,
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PIANOS-Used uprights, SIS and $40 cash
Delivery extra or you can haul them your
self. Also bargains in spinets and grands.
The Piano Shop: 1897 l4th St. NV.
PIANOS, upright, for sale less than storage
charges: Union Storage Co., 707 Fla. ave-
NV. North 0l04.
The Washington times., 1937-09-04
Customs and Manners

you will use. Since apparently
you respect and like your step
father, this form would, I am
sure, please both your mother
and him.
The second form at the
marriage Of Mrs. Browns daugh'
ter always seems so point
ed" as if one were unwilling to
make the complete gesture OF
recognition of friendly relation
ship.
Please. please, write notes OF
thank-you for wedding presents
and shower presents, or for any
other kind of present.
A thank-you card is being
used" only by ill-bred people,
people who are unwilling to take
the time and trouble to write a
gracious note, people who are
lazily satisfied to send thank
you phrases made UP" by some
one who has not the remoteSt
relationship to either the sender
Or the receiver of the gift.
There really cannot be any
argument about this: If we re-
ceive a ready-made card Of
thanks for a gift, we know at
once that the sender Of that
bleak card hasn't the remoteSt
conception of even decent man
ners.
The Washington times., 1937-09-04
Children
Don't Let Others
Rear Your Young
BY GLADYS BEvANS

Don't let your neighbors bring
up your children.
Don't let your relatives bring
up your children.
BY that I mean, as you have
probably guessed, don't allow
yourself to be guided or influ-
enced by everything people say
to you in regard to managing
your family. And don't act to-
ward the children as you think
this or that person whose favor
able opinion you desire thinks
you should.
1 am not putting forth this
warning because I think you are
spineleSS and stupid, but because
so many mothers who are very
anxious about their children's
behavior, are not very sure of
themselves, and let themselves
be blown hither and yon by
opinions positively expressed.
FOR SAKE OF PEACE
Also, many mothers will punish
or Scold a child, or adopt some
line of management, for the sake
of peace.
Bring your children up your
self. To do this you must think
things out for yourself.
HE should do this - he
shouldn't do that-you ought
to make him do this-why did
you allow him to do that?" If
you follow all the advice you
get, where will you be? In a
fog. Too many cooks spoil the
broth.
Besides, children are very
much individuals. What your
mother-in-law may have been
able to do successful with your
husband when he was small
may be entirely the wrong tao
tics for you with your little boy.
STUDY YOUR CHILD
No one really knows your
child as intimately as you do.
It is for you to decide how he
has to be managed. If you
are not sure, then do a little
thinking. study your child, and
do some reading. If there is
someone whose advice you
value, seek that advice and then
weigh it carefully.
After all, some advice is good;
also sometimes an outsider can
see things more clearly than
one who is right in the picture.
So I don't mean that you can
never take advice. What I do
mean is, don't be like a wealth
ercock that turns with every
wind. That is, don't let the
neighbors or relatives bring up
your children. Bring them up
yourself.
Copyright, 1897, Chicago Tribune
New York News Syndicate. Inc.)