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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-06-09
CHRISTIAN

Sunday morning, service al
County Library building at ii
o'clock. Sunday school at IL
o'clock.
The public is cordially in
vited to attend.
God The Preserver of Man
is the subject of the Lesson
Sermon which will be read in
all Churches of Christ, Scientist,
on Sunday, June II. 1893.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-06-09

Women's committees are be-
ing formed in each of Calltor-
MAS counties to cooperate IN
participation at the 1889 Worlds
Fair of the West on the 4OO-acre
island in San Francisco Bay. -,
Epicurean works of art Will
be prepared by famous cooks in
view of the public during Chefs
Dav on Treasure Island at the
1889 Golden Gate international
EynoSitiOn.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-06-09
COMMUNITY CHURCH

Sunday School, 10 am.
Preaching, II am, the pastor
will be speaking.
Sunday evening, 7:45 pm,
EVangeliStic service.
Special service Sunday night,
June IL.
Look for notice of special
services.
We will be looking for all the
folks Sunday.
Ben Nelson, Pastor.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-06-09
MORE NAVY
ARE NEEDED

WILL Oil d11G1C1pdGCu lllCl edSC
of 1000 men in the Marine
Corps in the coming fiscal
year, the Recruiting District of
Seattle with headquarters at
Room 433 Federal Bldg, Seattle,
| WASH, is prepared to intensity
recruiting efforts to reach that
| goal. In striking comparison to
the records for April and May
for the past two years, where
recruiting Jagged due mainly TO
seasonal occupation activities,
the western Recruiting Division
is experiencing an upward curve.
The number of applicants for
enlistment recorded in its first
week amounted to SO percent
of the monthly quota assigned
to the western division.
According 10 Captain F. r.
Armstead, officer in charge,
while the census figures of 1880
showed that the Western re-
cruiting area held but 13 per
cent of the nations population,
the Western Division for May
"a per cent, the highest in the
has been assigned a quota of
country. This is due to two fac
tors, the superior quality of the
man poaer of the Western states
and their proximity to the
training center at San Diego,
California.
Figures of enlisJments in the
| past twelve months in the West
ern Division reveal a composite
recruit with the following phys
ical characteristics - height S
feet, 8R inches; weight, 149
pounds; age, 20 years, l month.
Of the 1852 men enlisted in that
period SO per cent were brown
haired and &c per cent had blue
eyes. A total of A red-heads
were accepted. Captain F. R.
ArmStead revealed an interest
ing fact in connection with the
predominance of blue eyes. Elk
perience has shown that a large
percentage of rifle shots who
attain proficiency with infan-
try weapons have blue eyes. This
is due to the fact that shift
ing lights, caused bv drifting
clouds that obscure the target
at that time, have little or no
effect on the blue-eyed shot.
Men with dark eyes find this
condition difficult to cope with.
Further statistics compiled
from recruiting statistics in the
Western Division reveal that 70
per cent of the accepted appli-
cants have had one or more
years of high school education,
and Of this number 81 per cent
graduated. Sixty applicants had
had one or more years in COL
lege.
This healthy condition assures
the Marine Corps a highly in
telligent personnel, and high
school boys who choose to en-
list in the corps during the
present unsettled economic con-
ditiOns find it's environment a
harmonious one. In addition, the
correspondence courses offered
to all marines by the Marine
Corps Institute supply the OPP
portunity to complete an inter-
rupted education, and to acquire
a training that will better fit
them for return to civil life.
It's wide and practical appeal is
evidenced by the fact that in
April marines were enrolled for
a total of 5462 courses.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-06-09
METHODIST CHURCH

9:45 am. Sunday school. Clas-
SeS for all ages.
HOO am. Morning Worship.
Either Rev. Chappelle or Dr..
Pennypacker. both of Inter-
mountain college, will bring tile
message.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-06-09

Seniors of Chico (Cal.) State
College majoring in industrial
education recently toured the
site of the 1889 Worlds Fair of
the West during their annual
industrial arts field trip.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-06-09
Behind The Scenes
In American Business
BY John CraddOck

bUSlNESS-RepOrtS from var
ious sections of the country in
dictate that industrial produc-
ton and activity are now down
within a few points of the 1882
low-point. It is difficult to be-
lieve that this sad state of bus
ness can long presist, however.
Business is always on the move,
either surging forward or con-
tracing. Like life, business does
not stand still. Like the i'll
dividual, business is able to re-
juvenate itself and become
strong and healthy after a per-
iod of sickness. Pent up de-
mand for goods, injection of
new methods and ideas into the
business world, and general res
toration of confidence in the fu-
ture are the tonics which bring
about trade recovery. These
remedies are bound to work
their cure in time. In fact, manv
economists believe that recovery
is even now in the making with
It's beneficial effects expected to
take hold by fall.
WASHINGTON re-
mains for Congress to dispose
Of In the way of legislation be-
fore adjournment which is ex-
1ected by the end of next week.
AS soon as the conference re-
port on the wages and hours
bill is made, and final action on
the spending lending, pump
printing bill is taken, congress-
men will lose no time in maxi
ing tracks out of WASHINGTON.
Quite apart from a desire to
Begin fall campaigning for re-
election. the urge to leave
washington is prompted by
weather considerations. AS a
rule the city's climate becomes
unusually hot and muggy dur
ing the summer.
HUMANITY-Despite the fact
that work-relief needs in Am
erica have increased, it is en-
couraging to note that citizens
in this country, living in the
worlds Wealthiest nation. are
not overlooking the much great
er and more pressing plight of
$4,000, 900 civilian refugees in
war-torn China. More than L.
500 cities and towns are CO.
operating with the United
Council for Civilian Relief in
China and it's allied agencies in
staging nationwide Bowl of
Rice" parties on June 18th. At
least a million persons are ex-
pected to attend what may we'll
prove to be the largest dinner
uartv in history. The proceeds
will be sent to the information
ally recognized American Ad-
visory Committee in China to be
allocated by that body for civ
ilian relief including the pur-
chase of medical supplies to
stem epidemics of cholera, typ
phus. diptheria, d~ysentary and
scarlet fever.
Evening star., 1938-11-14
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1926 10th ST NW-CoMBINED LIV.-
sleeping rms. base. pvt entrance inner
spring mattresses, showers. Dupont 9049.
2022 G. ST. Beautiful rms. excellent
meals: best location; for young people only:
rea sonable.
NEAR 16th-Double and single rooms; in
convenient neighborhood; with good board.
Also garage. Col. 1925.
rms, ,semi-private baths; delicious meals;
unlimited phone, Reasonable. Adams 0212.
1877 IRVING ST NW-Private home,
single ases or 5ea double room; home-cooked meals
1914 MINTWooD PL NW.-Attractive,
refined home; . lovely rooms gentlemen
pref: twin beds; excellent meals Col. s119:
1906 18th ST NW.-sinsle double rooms:
good meals: walking distance.
5sIl NEVADA AvEmDouble o,5o room tTin S,I
4 square from bus Emerson 1886.
1883 CHAPLIN ST NW-Double and single
room; second floor: twin BEDS very desir-
able. consenial home; close in: phone.
1880 18th ST NW-Nice single and dou-
BILE rooms; good meals served family style.
Reasonable
2O13 KALoRAMA ,RD. NV Just on Conn.
at 24OO blk.-Bright. warm room, ready
Nov. 18th. Decatur 22s6.
D.o,WNToWN,.Y99unss, OWN men: nicely fur,
meals: S25 UP. 1926 Vermont ave. Nv.
1911 FAIRfoNT sT-If you want de-
liehtful double room with twin beds. and
meals delicious and nourishing: we invite
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE 1927 10th st. NV.
bath: excellent meals; reasonable.
NEAR 14th AND PARK RD.--For ? men.
nice warm room. twin beds homelke:
Call Mrs. Cover. Adams 3450.
WOoDRIDGE-Beautiful large room on 2
bus lines; new home. with young couple;
excellent meals. Dupont 1855.
DgnoMT s5ongv c1EcLG l7Ss doh St nwEX
home: every comfort: superior table:
2Oo9 WYOMING AVE. N.W.-conn.. ave.
floor with 5 young men. Pot. 5I5o. '' ~
1908 MASS. AVE. .N.W-Attractive rooms,
excellent meals. home, environment. for
young women; reasonable North 2411. l6.
DupoNT o CIRCLE s12i Mass
ds0 hes shssa sests F0G@
cheerful GsS youns peope Sle pupont i % a4o4 o'nel
oOo3 EYE ST. N,W-Attractively furn.
meals ana SAT Rpbsbc ss@s xssent
I4o7 18th 81 ST. NW;-Larse , a doube room.
ment room for young men: switchboard.
1922 MASS AVE NW.-Vacancy in dou-
BILE and triple rooms for girls: excellent
food: downtown location.
or 5 girls: home atmosphere: EXCEL. food
bedroom: twin beds; S. expos. opening
on pvt porch overlooking garden; refined
gsa pvt. hsn1 home splendid transp'; express bus
LAMONT, near 16th-Large room. semi
exposure: Adams 1859: .'l'lI .
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1902 MACOMB ST. NV.

Detached stucco, 10 rooms. pa baths. re-
ception hall pannel-beamed dining room.
den. sleeping porch. finished attic and
shower full basement. laundry. extra lava
tory. Oil hot-water heat with latest sum
mer:winter hook-up. Lear garage. in flns
condition throughout: situated in fash.
ionable neiehborhood. Priced at S14.500.
Open for inspection.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
Realtors
025 New York Ave. NV. Natl. 9797.
CONTINUED On Next Pass0
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DE LUXE APT, LOW RENT
MODERN. DOWNTOWN.

Choice suite in hreproof bldg; switch
board, elevator service. FREE refg Spacious
living room, bath. kit, S3;E without kit,
$50; may be had furn. at small charge.
1880 r ST. NV. DUPONT $500.
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HOUSES UkFURNIsHED.

HSOS6S OINFONNISH61
sa5-,6 ALLEGHANEy AVE. TAX PIX.
families: TedecoraSed shepherd 4o67. j
s35 to $50: also near Rock Creek Park and
AanHed mtaIy toI cd Two 1ames 1a f2Ya L16s 5s
Dist, $40; eve. ciev. 5oal. w. WYNN -
COOS KL1NGLE RD. NW.-LARGE LIV-
ing IN !, room dining room reception hall
heated inclosed sleepins porch built-in
garage; yapor heat. LINK1Ns CO., 1922
WoonR1PGE p1I ;,.S .sos HANL1N 1S 81 NE
space fer 8 cars Rent. 5000, Phone
1916 ,e2nd ST. sE.-7 ROOMS AND BATH,
esn ca b stlantc nisd fSE amss Gear
S. WooDRIDGE-s ROOMS. BATH, H
VIII, large cellar and back yard l block
Bladensburs bus line: $40 mo. North sls3.
CHEVY cHAsE-s7o.5o DETACHED: s
heat wis. 315H or wis. 6ooS. 5000 ''' is.
BUNGALOWS. 5 ROOMS. BATH. PoRcHEs
No. No 8 MRS. ROSE 0''9 81 "e,' AD''
am j.. $50 month. Georgia s246. District
WESLEY HEIGHTs-BEAUTIFU COR
ner h.th lot with trees Tedeeorated rms
Met ol4a. between 10 am. and noon
on weekdays.
MICHIGAN PARK. 1902 ALLISON ST NE
-6 rooms baths. recreation ROOM mod
ern kitchen. garage. S67 so. Emerson 1926
DUPLEX: e. ROOMS AND BATH, S42.5O.
1S Todd pl n.e.-Oi burner shower. cell
lar Newly reconditioned. REALTY ASSO-
GATES. sos K st. NV. Natl. 1893.
tached 6riek: baths. builtein 1s sarase; i new
house condition: near Wardman Park Hotel.
Metropolitan 2713,
Roak s aRnFR pSKK st Nv rs9ms E Sa
A. GEDDEs agent. Tower Bldg: 14'
vACANT-2o9 AscoTT PL. NE, R. B,
s"s Sc" s5rss G5ans cee arT,ns.d
S. psf P isSs Ts5TiSSi aeiiy 5 st. 0fdr@S sSo
Monday Georeia 01 ~
Ra7G sa2e ssa ssh M1 sT NEAR soGa GREEK
opEN erfRns sSo p6Ffh aoHED II EDS TO oa pnds
and bath. completely redecorated all mod
ern improvements; double garage.
5000 ADAMS MILL RD.; FACING ROCK
Creek Park rms partly furn.; oil burn
Dupont sIs Cali 'nss Weekdays sho a'S after sase
5000 5th ST. N.W;-BEAUT1FUL BRICK
home. Dunisan- built: rooms. tiled bath
refrigerator; yaro, garage. 500. DIST. O3bS
WOODBRIDGE, l4OI LAWRENCE ST NE
mRs1 oIMEp co., I;no1. 8 rms TSA- bath h-w.h. gar
42l2 3rd ST NW-6 ROOMS, BATH, 9
inclosed porches. h W h.. garage: refg.: good
condition; S65. OWNER. Columbia 4613
1929 4th NV lBETWEEN UPsHUR AND
Varnum SITS IS large rms. 4 bedrms.
Electrolux, redecorated; S62 so. Rand. 2O36
71O9 sTRATFoRD RD.. BETHESDA.
OF Wilson lane--6 rms. bath, rec. rm;
finished attic: nice yard, b.-i. gar; oil
heat s1s ksx Mck1NLEY Il 11! ST. BETHESDA
Like new; 5-r. b.. bungalow; oil heat;
BRoD1E e. COLBERT. INC.
National SS15.
LARGE HOMES REASONABLY PRICED
1947 Biltmore st. n,w.-l0 rms. . b..
14O1 Eye St NV. National 7s4s.
626 MORTON PL. NE.
rooms bath. h.-wh.: $40.
sos 9th ST. NE
rooms. bath. h..wh;: kitchens: S45.
rooms. bath: h:-w.h.: redecorated $50.
$40 SHERIDAN 81, NV.
$50 TUCKERMAN ST NV
223 CONCORD AVE NV.
rooms. bath. h.-wh.. earage: $50.
WAPlE JAMES, INC,
1924 14th st, NV. Dist. 3346.
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THE COLTOl
APARTMENTS FUR. OR uhFuR.

MARYLAND PARK ROOM APT. ALL
modern conveniences; heat. light. gas in
cluded; $50 Hillside 0"l2-W
rooms. kitchen. bath porch, large closet.
ind floor: reasonable. Emerson 500
ATTRACTIVE APTS., H1GH-CLASS NEIGH
borhoods: some furnished Car available
on appointment, MRS. GREEN. Shepherd
5IoS
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APARTMENTS UNFURkISHED.
CONTINUED

2 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. SLEEP
Ing porch; heat. gas and elec.: unlim tele-
phone with extension. Adults. 1915 5th
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LAMONT, near 16th-Large room. semi
private bath; also smaller room. southern
exposure Adams 1859.
1880 18th NW.-Double front room, s
windows. completely furn.. twin BEDS semi
pvt. bath; home atmosphere; meals opt.
Evening star., 1938-11-14
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL,

OAK WOOD seasoned. $40 per cord. deliv-
sred and stored. Call J. 8, Buck. Jackson
OAK. hickory seasoned hardYoods. $40
cord. any length delivered Pierson, Sandy
Spring. Md Phone Ashton 1872
WOOD any length, $3.50 cord delivered.
Shepherd 56SS-J
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IIH'} QUE ST. N. W.
Furnished Rooms
For Light HouSekeepin

THE VIVIAN,
1923 G st. n.W-1OO rooms. modernisticly
furnished. inner-spring mattresses: hotel
service: single. $3.50 up. doubles. S4.25
each up weekly.
THE MAURY,"
701 10th st. nw-1Oo beautifully furn.
rooms. running water near showers and
tub baths inner-spring mattresses eleva-
tor single rooms 81 week Up: double
rooms SS week up.
LIVE AT HOTEL CONTINENTAL.
Rooms with running water S35 and $40
per month, Rooms with bath. $50 per
month Within walking distance down.
town. Natl. 1872
COLORED-Attractlve room for couple;
twin rooms for two parties modern con-
veniences; lovely home. l103 Park rd. NV.
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HOUSES FUR. OR UhEuR.

BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME. ALL MODERN
improvements: rooms > baths recreation
room and lavatory garage: facing Rock
Creek Park: on bus line Immediate pos
session: lease l to 3 yrs. BIAS Adams Mil
rd. NV. Adams 6163
UNFURNISHED AND FURNISHED BUN
galows and houses. All sections Car
service. Natl 9f5i
WINFIELD & THURM aOs 10th NV Is
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

MT PhEAsANTWANTEp IIAsSsG GIRL r.
Gsll Adams aiso ate after 8. s' 0AA''
NEAT LADY To SHARE APT WITH AN;
aa4v.rd Aysss ss eo Ns. sr sh o pm and
room-living rm.. iitchenette, semi-private
bath b. double s; exp; apt neat; clean: can, near
elec: Can be seen 4-6 pm: Rep. 0oo4.
rooms: Kitchen. bath. Everything furnished.
$45. 1920 1nRleside terrace. Is.
TAKoMA PARK D. &C ROOMS. KIT,
aaet aa sdats sSf rs st5 4s afsr csdsr sere sn Ap
Front apt. newly decorated; two rooms.
alcove bedroom, kitchen, bath. porch. 15'
G5sa Iont d3s 1ssh roem ST ooE
bath: also one room private bath for Ink
Everything furnished. Adults.
1923 NJ THOMAS CIRCLE FIRST FLOOR,
Suitable for physician. IS
1874 PARK PL. NW-BEDRoOM. FRONT
room. kitchenette, two large closets. bath;
near bus line. 49,
aEoRqEToWN; 3lo4 P ST NW-oNE
one large housekeeping room: Frieidaires.
$40 OR s225 AND CARE OF FURNACE.
aas naud.d Ht clean 4s sh s i95n
CEDAR COURTS. TAKoMA, D. c.
Near Walter Reed 40 Cedar ST.
large rms. bath. scr. porch; gas. elec.
refrigeration incl: S7b. Geo. O533.
N-APARTMENTS-
FREE CAR AND GUIDE.
NATL. S296 EYES WIS. 1853
-RANDLE HIGHLANDS-DETACH
2219 Naylor rd s.e.-3 rooms. private
bath and entrance; FriEidaire; everything
furnished: adults.
APARTMENTS. FURN.. UNFURN.
Free car service all sizes prices
1910 Vermont ave. room 217. Nat. 1884.
l5s
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ROOMS UhFURNlsHED.

INA ST SE-3 attractive rooms and
complete kitchen; h.. 2. and cleo; reason
able. l5'
l745 ST N.W-Delishtfully large End
floor room; southern EXPOSURE; open fire.
place; walking distance.
CRED-3lOS Sherman ave NV
Clean light room with home privileges.
Also furnished room, Col 6557.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

'SOS6S
s35 so PER MoNTH-FIVE ROOMS.
screened porch refs, stove heat garage.
yard: ! fare zone; restricted. Hillside
36la 31th. ST NV. CORNER QUEBEC
tClev Park rooms. 2 baths. maid S
room with bath: exclusive neiehborhood; /;
near schools. BOSS &; PHELPS. agts.
RMS, BATH INCLosED SLEEP PORCH
OIL burner FTlgidalre. gar; conven. transp..
shopping center. Georgia $3.50,
3522 PARK PL NW-6 RMS NEAR
Soldiers Home: no objection to children
Columbia 6911J.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION TO RESPONSE
Bile edults-Modern, rooms. oil burner;
we'll furnished Reasonable. Geo. 5S2l
GROOM CORNER HOUSE. OIL HEAT;
large yard trees, garage: on r. I. ave. ne;
500 month. North 433s
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK.
1850 18Th st; NV r. =. INCL. pHrch;
OIL heat; Frigid.: garage; nicely fun :;
large yard Adams $500
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1920 9th ST NV,
B rooms. bath and porch $50
MET. 4707. HUETER. 500 7th 81. NV.
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SPLENDID BUY IN CHEVY

s1a,5o0 Located in one Of the most
attractive areas east Of the Circle. A
NAL: s ROOMS, . BATHS. breakfast room.
automatic heat and refrigeration, built-in
garage. Vacant and in excellent condition.
The well-developed lot fronts so # An
opportunity BOSS e. PHELPS NATIONAL
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1855 COLUMBIA RD. NW-Attrac, sleep
ing and .h.k. rn.. single. double and triple;
adults, c.h.w. $3.50 to $3.50. Col. 4S02.
1130 JEFFERSON ST. NW-Attractive
nicely furn. room: rea sonable rate: near
. car lines. unlimited phone
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

oW MANURE, well rotted, guaranteed,
elivered, loads and bags. on the place.
"a ters Wisconsin 4195.
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1904 ILLINOIS AVE NW.-Large front
room for one or Two. men preferred: pri-
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

PIGS-3O beauties, 8 to - weeks old,
your pick. SIS each; also brood sows. Horses
under 9 yrs. priced Sl25 to $500.
Alexandria. Va. Duke st. extended
miles past Masonic Memorial, just across
Holmes Run. dig house hill, red barn.
NJ. ]. Waple, II. Alex 205-J-l.
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APARTMENTS uhFURhIsHEp.

THE ROYALTON, als M ST NW-ES-
pecially attractive apartments Of Ave rooms
and bath: a clean. well-kept building with
in walking distance of downtown rent.
S6H 80 per month, REPRESENTATIVE on prem
ises. j. A. HAYDEN. agent.
223s DECATUR PL. e BLKS. NORTH
22nd and Mass aveD-Beautiful 5-r. apt;
paneled gameroom laundry: 3 exposures;
outlook on garden; SIS. Woodley 0s00
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% GALLATIN NW-Attractive master
bedroom private bath. twin beds; no
other ,roomers; new home. Geo 6a44.
after & D m IA
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2017 KALORAMA RID. NV. between Conn.
ave. and Goth st.-Beautiful furnished
rooms in mahogany and maple. twin beds.
inner-sprine mattresses automatic heat.
unlimited phnne North 1864 16s
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. 1889 New Hamp-
shire ave. n.w-Doube. attractive. front:
twin beds. inner-sprine mattresses: tub and
shower bath; unlimited phone; reasonable.
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BARGAIN IN COUNTRY CLUB HILLS,
A CHOICE RESTRICTED SECTION
NIIDGINYA

500 500-NEW Colonial home on hnely
wooded lot containing about IA 440 so. II.
of ground A home Of rare charm, built
and equipped in most modern manner; spa,
baths, -f1rst-foor lavatory large recreation
room. Gear garage Painted white. It pre-
sents A lovely picture against a verdant
background GALL VIRGINIA OFFICE.
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1922 ST. NV
vITRS2N TR1ET .AAPhARTMENT AZ r T, oE 2 ,R! ROOMS;
GAS FURNISHED. RENTAL. S43.5O.
300 EAST CAPITOL ST.
CONVENIENT TO CAPITOL AND LIBRARY
THREE ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH.
ROBERT w. SAVAGE,
sO7 UNION TRUST BLDG NATL 1880.
7s RANDOLPH PL. NV. APT. g.
rooms kitchen and bath; screened porch;
os21 Eye st. NE rooms. kitchen. bath;
Apt. 1-2 rooms kitchen, bath. S3O.5O.
kitchen. bath, s37 30 All these apts. have
gas heat and refrigeration
c. W. SIMPSON CO.
1924 Vermont Ave. Met. $500.
II r BT. NE-CORNER BLDG; SEW
sral apts. of 3 rooms, kitchen and bath.
$3.50 and $55; large rooms: rentals less
than any building Of its kind in the city.
c. w. SIMPSON CO,
1924 Vermont Ave Met $500
1145 F ST NV
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MARIETTA PARK.
Semi-detached, rooms > baths, break
fast room. recreation room; automatic heat;
electric refrigeration: garage: Just a few
years old; new-house condition a bargain
al the price. S9.o50. Call Mr.. Altman,
Atlantic 3gnS
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-06-23

ure. This conely young woman is
wearing black trunks with printed
"bra" of celanese rayon sharkskin.
A catalin fish pin on her hip answers
the call for suitable costume jewell
ry.
To the right, fashion offers new
bathing suit ensemble that striking
ly combines white with bright ocean
blue. The bodice top is blue with
catalin fish pin by way of correct
gadgetry. The blue beach coat with
monks hood of blue lined with white
adds to eye-appeal. This very new
and attractive ensemble is of celia
nese rayon jersey.
A very interesting costume, as
shown to the left, uses blue and
white cotton print for the beach cape
lined with white terry cloth, worn
over loose-fitting white terry cloth
suit. Accessory is white catalin VII
ennese stag horn bracelet with
carved edelweiss. This costume won
an award and is an adaptation of an
Algerian mans costume from the
Traphagen costume museum.
To supplement the list of materi-
ais smartly in use for beach dress
and bathing suit, hopsacking should
be mentioned. It is ranked along
with sharkskin for shorts and Stacks
and shirts. Then there are the fasci-
mating crinkle cottons that make
such practical and attractive beach
coats. Water, sun or sand dim not
their beauty or colorfulness.
One of the cleverest ideas is the
quilted floral cotton prints. A bo-
lero of quilted print worn with
matching printed broadcloth Stacks
together with a peasant kerchief of
the same print is a happy sugges-
ton. Try this ensemble, it's VIM
ner this season.
@ Western Newspaper Union.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-06-23
CHAPTER H-Continued

''The bad penny turning up, eh?"
the old governess said, rather out
of breath. GAS the saying is, but
really just-still here"
''Where you belong as an integral
part of Danavale," Sally Ann said
cordially. $50 nice of you to run
In, but I'm afraid I must plunge into
my tub-I'm frightfully late"
81 won't keep you, Miss Dana.
It's just this: if you could possibly
see your way to taking my child
back with you? Sarah Lynn, mean.
She's not happy here, and she's not
understood, and she might be So
so splendid!" Her close clipped
words came in a rush.
The traveller was pulling her dress
over her head. well talk of this
again, Penny, dear. I'm afraid il
isn't possible, but We'll discuss il
fully. But now I must really"
eyes, of course" the English
woman said meekly, "and do please
forgive my intrusion, but it's so ter
ribly Important" She went away al
her short-geared trot.
Sally Ann went irritatedly into her
additions. Great granny, Lynn,
young Bill, old Penny, all Emporium
ing her on her first afternoon! But
not all four nor four-and twenty
could saddle her with unwanted re-
sponsibilities. She was to laugh at
herself before she slept in the wide,
old-fashioned double-bed, realizing
she had offered to take Sarah Lynn
abroad, not to please the four who
wanted it, but to annoy the one who
did not.