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Evening star., 1938-10-30
DAUGHTERS OF NILE
Farewell Breakfast to Be Given
Miss Nicklethwaite.

Coral NicklethWaite of Tacoma,
Wash, supreme majesty, Daughters
of the Nile, will be rendered a fare
we'll breakfast tomorrow at II o'clock
at the Mayflower Hotel by members
of the local branch. She was also
rendered banquet last night at the
Kennedy Warren.
Emma E. Jenkins. queen of the local
unit, announces the appointment of
Florence K. Lee as lecturer and Prin-
cess Lila White as captain of the
patrol.
Luncheon Tuesday, November /,
home of Princess Bessie Brengle, 43l4
Klingle street NV.
Night Sewing Club. November Z,
home of Princess Lourel Bedell, 1920
Massa chusetts avenue NV.
Day Sewing Club. November 8, home
of Princess Olga Yassell, 1927 Jenifer
street NV.
Evening star., 1938-10-30
Daughters of Isabella,

Mrs. James F. Hartnett, regent, will
preside at the annual dinner of Circle
No. 178 at the Mayfiower Hotel on
November 2. Mrs. Charles S. Dwyer,
chairman Of arrangements, is being
assisted by Mrs. William Amann, Mrs.
Thomas A. Baldwin, Mrs. Mae B. Fay,
Miss Rose Ann French and Mrs.
Frederica Whelton.
Evening star., 1938-10-30
Full Reserve Schedule.

A full conference schedule confronts
Washington Reserve officers this week,
beginning Tuesday evening with two
assemblies. infantry and Signal Corps.
Physical training will be the subject
of the infantry conference, while the
signal group of officers will discuss the
lessons learned at the Signal Corps
School. Field artillery officers, meet
ing that same evening, will discuss
field artillery regimental staff and take
up a map problem. Cavalry officers
will meet Thursday evening. Strip
ping and assembling Of machine guns
and advance guard and rear guard
tactics will be taken up. The condi-
dates school conference will be held
the same evening. the subject of which
will be administration. District med
ical officers will meet Friday evening.
when the medical service in the Civil
War will be discussed. Cavalry officers
will meet at Fort Myer. Va. next Sum
day at $50 am. for instruction in
equitation.
Relieved From Assignments.
First 1t. Charles B. Ross, who has
been promoted to the grade Of captain,
will remain assigned to the 320th In
fantry.
The following District officers have
been relieved from assignment to units
Indicated: Maj. Oscar B. Hunter,
from l300th Service Unit; Capt. James
NJ. Dollison, from 5lst General Hos
pital: Capt Allen c. Fisher, from 80th
Division; Capt. Louis F. Nickel. from
adjutant gnereal section, 80th Di-
vision Headquarters; Maj. John Cas-
well, jr., from 9l3th Coast Artillery
tanti-aircraft,; First 1t. Nathan N.
Root, from 3lst Evacuation Hospital;
First 1t. William L. Dale, from 320th
Infantry: Capt John L. Sibley, from
3l8th Infantry and assigned to 32Oth
Infantry: First 1t Eugene j. Roberts,
from Both Division and assigned to
80th Signal Company; First 1t. Paul
T. Hayne, jr.. from 80th Division and
assigned to 18th Infantry; First It.
David L. Crawford, from 9l3th Coast
Artillery (anti-aircrafU; Second It.
Francis j. Carolan. from 622d Coast
Artillery (harbor defense): Second It.
Ellis K Allison. from 622d Coast Ar
tillery: Second It. John Y. Latta. from
10Th Division and assigned to 8Oth Di-
vision. and First 1t. George j. North.
having been transferred to the arm
and service assignment group. IS re-
lieved from the I'd Chemical Battalion.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-08-18
Hens Need Special Care
During Hot Summer Days

In summer weather, it is well to
give some consideration to the hens,
whether on range or in confinement,
advises a poultryman in Wallaces'
Farmer.
First, examine their quarters for
mites. If any are present, get right
after them with good painting of
the roosts with some anti-mite prep
aration. Hens can scarcely stand
both mites and hot weather, much
less lay eggs. Lice, too, should be
externinated if any are present.
Another menace to the summer
health of hens is the open corn crib.
If a hen frequents the crib daily,
she is apt to eat too much corn and
to become too fat to lay, and per-
haps so fat that she will drop dead.
Many young poultry raisers, not no.
ticing how their birds run to the
crib, say: 81 don't know what's the
matter with my hens; they are dy-
ing sol" Their grandmothers prob
ably could tell them that the trouble
is too much corn.
In summer, some grief is caused
by the broody hen. If not broken
up Immediately, broodiness almost
always ruins a good layer. She will
hold to the nest without laying, and
will dwindle in size until weak. Some
poultry raisers simply gather up
their broody hens and sell them.
But, if what a cutler once said at
one farm is true, that policy is I'M
wise. He said, ''Your hens have
almost culled themselves. The best
ones have gone to sitting"
To break up broodiness, place the
hens in slat-bottomed coop so that
the air can circulate under it. Of
fer the birds plenty of mash and
fresh water.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-08-18
Agricultural Briefs

Parts of Australia have not suf-
fcient water for the sheep this year.
Changing hens from one home to
another is sure to stop production.
4
A dairy COW drinks about 111s tons
of water a year, an average of 8
gallons day.
Meat which is to be home cured
should be thoroughly cooled out but
not allowed to freeze before being
put in brine.
Average weight of farm work
horses in New York state is about
1,400 pounds; the weights vary be-
tween 1900 and $500 pounds.
Illinois poultrymen have been
feeding whole oats in separate hop
pers along with other grains. They
report that the birds stay in better
condition as result.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-08-18
Hog Cholera

Cholera is to hogs what blackhead
Is to turkeys, except that hog grow
ers are luckier than turkey growers
in that one can vaccinate against
hog cholera, whereas this cannot be
done for turkeys, advises a writer in
the Missouri Farmer Blackhead
can be prevented by an operation
the blind intestines can be tied off
almost entirely, which prevents the
cecal worms from gaining access to
these pouches, but the operation is
both expensive and risky and is
therefore impractical. Strict sani-
tation will prevent blackhead, how
ever-sanitation and balanced ra-
tion-which is also the case with
nearly all diseases.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-08-18
FARM
RENOVATING THIN
PASTURE ADVISED
Seeding Of Legumes May Be
Solution of Problem.
BY r. F. Fuelleman, Assistant in Crop Pro
duction, University of Illinois.
WNU Service.

By R. F. Euelleman, Asssistant i in Crop Pro
on' wMU Service. "
Renovation of thin sods and bare
spots by means Of scarification and
the seeding of legumes may be the
solution of the pasture problem on
many farms.
Renovation is especially useful on
pastures that should not be plowed
or that have only small areas that
are in need of attention. Such areas
can be located this summer for
treatment in the fall.
First step is to test the soil and
apply needed limestone in the fall.
Phosphates can be applied prior to
scarifcation, which consists of tear
ing up the grass sod with a disc set
at sharp angle. The ground is
then narrowed.
Usually the three dry weather
1egumes-alfalfa, sweet clover and
red clover-are seeded along with
some timothy. In most cases it
will pay to firm the seed bed by
rolling after the seeding. Grasses
may be seeded in this process, but
the prime objective of renovation
is the establishment of deep root
ed, drouth-resistant, nitrogen gath
ering legumes. Timothy is usually
seeded with the legumes since it in
sures greater percentage of grass
during the first and second years
than would ordinarily be present.
After renovation it is well to man.
age the pasture in such way
that the legumes have an oppor-
tunity to reseed themselves.
This practice is not recommended
on good pasture sods which may
need only little rest. Neither is it
recommended for steep hillsides.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-08-18
Sole Means of Support

Sole Means of Support
"Why does stork stand on one
leg?"
II don't know"
"Why, if he lifted it, he'd fall
down."
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-08-18

Bumper Crops
Barber-Is there any particular
way you'd like your hair cut?
Freshman-Yeah, off.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-08-18
SURPRISED

Policeman (about to reprimand
fair motorist)-Now, miss, I've had
my eye on you for long time.
Lady Driver-How perfectly thrill
ing of you, and I thought you came
over to me about some beastly driv-
ing offense.-Stray Stories Maya
zine.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-08-18
STYLES

"Have you studied modern fash
ions?"
eyes," answered Miss Cayenne.
Every time 60 riding 1 am sur.
prised at the thought of the old
fashioned girl who pulled her skirts
carefully over her knees when she
sat down."
Evening star., 1938-09-16
SOFA AND CHAIR

REGULARLY $129 =. Genuine frieze,
that hard-wearing fabric, covers this
suite. Choice of wine, blue, red or
gold. Though substantially built it is
graceful in appearance and tastefully
ornamented. Sagless spring base in
both sofa and chair. Special
Price $89
Evening star., 1938-04-18
A QUALITY HOME

In an excellent .neiehborhood. New de.
tached brick Colonial built 10 the most
rigid specification by one Of Washington's
finest construction firms Located Just OF
Mass, ave, in that most popular Ameri-
can University Park II offers the utmost
in real home comfort and INABILITY s
large rms. :, baths, automatic air-condi.
toned heat are Just few of the features
At S10,950 this should not last BY all
means call J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Emer-
son O0.in. until q % m
Evening star., 1938-04-18
HOUSES FOR SALE.

1snc G ST. NE.-oWNER LEAVING
s:2n @ 4th rear ar s~ pSTehsi Me, 3 s5d LEONARD CO.
iandwBricE home s weli-panned looms rooms;
Sf5s ff'si AssocSs sss 1ifGs' Nail ':r ss 'e Til
THREE BEDROOMS, TWO BATHs-FIRsT
taininS Living room room, 80 80 feet GIa long with With
looking dclishtful t earden a. area. are New New home. home
ensns neni madeyq Of
buyer: Sl4,950. Dist 4466 Ext IS
$500 CASH. THE MOST COMPLETE SIX
room; modern brick home available in
snd Ss 20 section the pse Of sea5
veniences. Randolph 5416
THIS is AN OPPORTUNITY. TO PICK UP
a5s m Of II uppee 1s St 0rek brss
H0 rRos Reses 'ta IHLi1fs sfss cis1 cHef
5IIek; s rooms. ; baths; lot 5oxif7 f.:
%s,'sd sssEsa es .}esa $sS$ terms For Mot
cali Lincoln 3s75. - A''''' ave. S'e'' u
hSNGALoW; nSHTlsnd9 souTHEAsT Toowr EAST BLOCK IN
Gsa asep paes aEse a 10 osEPa Is S4' by es f.
Phone District ssss. Res. Cleveland 1850.
RREpossEssED Rl;a' DETACHED, HOMES
ss1e Gneys rednrs, chase G.; Va AND Md: long.
come producers. TELEPHoNE FOR LIST.
5uLI0N PytTe} s53o 3 GORDON 1877 Eye st. NV.
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES! NORTHWEST
restricted subdivision of fine homes: brand
new homes selection Of 3 or 4 bedrooms.
builder consider exchange for small house
with $4,000 equity; rare opportunity to
nsf ana very low serms andsI ct
MA5dR i \ xAReRy RRsRy kssl HS5 ff22Rs2sn'men'' f2ss call
S9.soo ID RESTRICTED SUBURBAN =
@ REAk SAsDSsa yaEGE! 9slEf T0G@fi eai MR.
s sTIef SHack EsaisS sAhf
motif, on attractive street near upper 18th
RooMs 81 deep 10. n.Tns With fine trees sss BED
terrace porch in front; automatic heat
built-in garage; many extra features: va
H5sf e. sa7SsAf q ss fens;$a ssS sasA
VICINITY WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL
sesr s IN 81 ys snd
BEDROOMS: baths on md md moor; BED.
maids room and bath; nice garden: oil
heat; garage. 1t may be had for S14,500,
very little over the assessed valuation.
MRS. JACK HAYES, Realtor, Dupont
17S4 or North 1854.
FOUR-BEDROOM AND TWO-BATH DE-
tached brick on q large lot with old trees.
ad paae nes en Phone e1 saS Tn
pm.
PLAN YOUR HOUSE AND WATCH Us
build 1t in Partridge. D. c.. highly re-
pay for il with your rent money. Call
Lincoln 0736-J.
CHEVY CHASE. b. C.-s. ROOMS.
s9res a spi .1ss .na h.dd a1.n.
portation. Under $9. 900, terms. NR.
TWEED Natl. 143S. Evenings. Net. o32e.
Evening star., 1938-04-18
NEAR UNION STATION
at r ST NJ T
HOUSES WANTED TO RlJY

Cash FOR BRICK HOUSES. QUICK AC-
tion if priced to sell. E. w BAILEY.
Adams 41S6. or mail. 1885 Meridian ".
CASH FOR BRICK OR FRAME HOUSES.
white or colored. Quick action. Immediate
settlement E. A. CARNEY, Dist. 450S.
Eve. and Sun Geo $500 1925 VT. ave.
CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY. CALL
now. Want bricks Or frames white or
colored any section Washington G. G.
DUTY. l0e4 Vermont ave Natl. 44s2. 30'
THIS OFFICE PAYS CASH FOR D. C.
real estate. 1t will be greatly TO your
ADVANTAGE TO call in person or write to
ED. L; STROHECKER,
1910 Vermont Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1938-04-18
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

w ~ tNSbNs
EPPING FOREST, LOTS, GROOM BUN
cluded; sa.5OO C. F. LEE Annapolis Md.
BEVERLEY BEACH. ON CHESAPEAKE
Biyer ieF fFse Post 0ofSe oie h9ne
evergreens. $500: $40 cash. $40 a month,
MIR. MAY. Natl. sn95. ala 10th 81 NV.
cHEsA. BEACH twEsT1-5-RM. RuNGA-
property. Box 33a-s' Star, 10.
s-RooM HOUSE. ALL MODERN M
provements; 3 acres of ground with 200
foot tTon,sGs on p'tomse RiEs, sood FISH
Dor available. Call MR.. MAY, National
Broom BUNGALOW ON SALT WATER,
ing. fishing. clubhouse, stores: house deliv-
erles of groceries and ice: free school bus.
Total price inelgdlss two lots s325' Easy
81 1,40o, terms. Furnished or unfurnished.
Water. cleo, porches, 3 sides; shade ses
eo1Sa oWMER Rsseh se St va and beach, Classic Shore
MAGoTHY RIVER, WIDEST, PART 12s
feet on river, 500 feet deep; beautiful old
trees, fine lawn, 1l2-story frame cottage. g
rnfo9n eTn a large Go pier bshhcuses
car garage. Safe. sandy beach, ideal for
ehildren To settle sstats s1Io9o I nm,11 Rho1e
flhJd f-'. VI "IIlt INNS. NOiD ~
South st. Baltimore, Md Is
COLONIAL BEACH VA-BUNGALOW a
rms, > screened porches, large lot; water.
cleo: to settle estate. CHADWICK. Ma
tionsl 5643.
FOR RENT FOR SUMMER-DELIGHTFU
home on Potomac; all conveniences; State
road all the way; large. cool rooms. porcheS.
lawns. garden; use of boat. etc. Apply
Box AIS. Star
1OO-ACRE TOBACCO FARM WITH ABOUT
half-mile frontage on Potomac River: sub
stantial dwelling and good outbuildinGs;
SO miles from D. C.: S10,500: terms.
THE MARYLAND REALTY,
91b 10th St. NV. National S0a5.
Evening star., 1938-04-18
REMARKABLE HOME,

Located in this very desirable section
OF Edgemoor. just . blocks from schools
stores. transportation Brand-new ali.
brick center-hal Colonial In addition
to its bedrooms and 2 baths. there is a
llavatory, on lst floor and 5O-f. lot.
beautifully Handicapped With small down
payment and monthly payments less than
rent permanently fnanced) and priced at
$3.50. this home is
TRyu.v
Evening star., 1938-04-18
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

RENT OR SALE = BRICK BUILDING.
rear of 2009 NJ st, NV; 35x40 IT.; suitable
for garage. shop. cleaning or storage. See
STORY d CO. S04 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1938-04-18

ARLINGTON aurora Hills}-lO min.
Wash. lovely corner room Simmons twin
beds. also room for lady, next bath; meals
optional Jackson 1436-J. 49,
Evening star., 1938-04-18


i.Nov. i. Wisconsin sbi4-J. "'0. 20. a
CHEVY CHASE. MD. 416. TAYLOR ST
70 sov s5 %S WIS., so9Rse 'urn May
HOUSES UkfURNIsHED.
$50 MONTH"; N. =, AVE. NV
samJ.: references required. INQUIRE No. 1
446 LAMONT ST. N.W.-6 RMS. BATH.
amI, newly papered and painted: S47 30
mo mo Key @ at AZ Lamont st. NV. Georgia
g GGEoRoEToWN-5.RooM BRICK: LARGE
Dumbarton ave. To view. call West O142.
1926 ,AMEs PL. N.E-a-sTORY, GROOM
and bath brick dwelling; ami; reduced
JESSE L. HEIsKELL, 11l5 I ST NV.
1919 WooDLEY, RD.--6 ROOMS, BATH.
semi-detached; elec. .refs. insulated; deep
lot garage. Near Cathedral. Key at ssl.fs.
CHEVY CHASE SIX BEDROOMS. ah
baths. Write CHARLES CLARK. German
town, Md. or call Wisconsin 6394-J.
RANDOLPH PL. N,W;-sIx-RoOM BRICK
mont hH"sf nfTy DNoWrz Ralrtsd Ns %
ls Isn2 TRIM TRINIDAD AVE; NE RMS.
newly DECORATED: garage; S55.
~ ., T 81 , NE; 8 Rooms, 2 Baths; $40.
AiEA1AA ~ bthO j W. II 81 ~ 1881 .
Az BUCHANAN. ST. N.W.-6 RMS, BATH.
condition: S65. Shepherd 4497-W.
FoxALL-6 ROOMS AND FINISHED
basement room with lavatory; gas heat:
Ss ya1d a4G o. Ws 4s6 sSfs to GOOD schools
1854 CALIFORNIA ST. NW.-1o ROOMS,
bath: h.-w.h., elec: lights: excellent loca-
tl ton for roomine house: House in tirst-
asS srRoarckER fSoa Fi NE Net Pc! aa m0 Call EDw
BY osWNER-5 RMS, ! B, TO 8 RMS; 2
Hyattsvile, Takoma Park. Riverdale, near
f foS Vi aes Ms n1otsE' Fse s ax B.
trict 5230 Evenings Cleveland 5O9l.
1851 18th ST. N.W-a-sToRY BRICK,
sem,,det GO corner. 10 rms 3 baths anil
1900 18th ST. NE tNR. MONASTERY
Ideal for doctor or dentist; cor brick. z
cms cnnd . hEh avail fIes Msy car Ca, gar Mii snef
$50 5th st. NV. Natl 1851.
1912 ROsEDALE ST. Me- RMS. BATH.
by b h, eles ,, gas front porch; rent. $40 50.
e M AIKEN. 800 st. NV. Natl :'556
HYATTsvILLE HILLS MD. 80 RHEIMS
ave.-S5!.5 80: corner brick bunealow 2
h.-w,h.; ! block from bus. Phone OWNER,
Decatur OJ0l; after p m. Randolph 5813
s25 QUACKENBOS ST. NV, Mr. PAUL
~; 5s,t Hish SchoolIAttrac sch III semi-det, rms
$3.50 DIXIE REALTY CO. Natl $3.50
3l1s MT. PLEASANT ST. N.W-l3 RMS.
4 baths, modern heat. light suit able for
roomng and boarding house; excellent
CONDITION, available Immediately; S135 per
month. Call.
EDWARD l.. STROHECKER.
1910 Vermont Ave NV Met o113
ia c ST. NE. 500
IL rooms, baths. steam heat; arranged
% rent as apartments.
B. o NORTHAMPTON ST NV SS5
rooms. :, baths, hot-water heat. oil
burner garage
237o RHODE ISLAND AVE NE $50
rooms and bath. hot-water heat
500 3rd ST. NV $50
q rooms, baths. steam heat. oil burner
carage.
4435 p ST. NV. fnear Foxhan VIII
lsgep S75
: rooms bath. hot-water heat, garage
IA c9nd ST. NV S35
; rooms and bath. hot-wa heat
JAMES M. WOODWARD, REALTOR,
Evening star., 1938-04-18
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

and a sfs. nv NV H room. kit BATH bath. conn ;Sra
as astey week. faFn Month nens Naons ssfF 545
tractive. furnished living room and bedrm..
kit. bath. shower hall Frigldaire
DETACHED HOME: PVT. APT. 4 LARGE
rooms; tlnta pavate bath e ADJ 3 exp: ami
INzER. 1876 18th ST. NV AND .
incl in rent S45 up Res mgr, 900.
1850 CALvERT-THREE LARGE BRIGHT
rooms. bath. Frigidaire; every convenience;
well-apponted home' refined. temperate
BURTON, 212O G ST NV ROOM
and kitchen. semi-bath, no extras, 50 week.
S35 month: also sleeping rooms.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. L1v-
inc room: air conditioned Adams 1885.
$50 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. SCI. >
or 3 rm. furn. apt, lst floor 'front.' sink;
adults preferred. Lincoln 1232-W.
furn. double dbile'as rms; board optional ladies
preferred; reasonable.
1913 R. I. AVE N.W-I ROOM, K1TcH-
enette bath cleo. refs.. c.h.w. Suitable
one adult; $50 month.
1919 MILITARY RD N,W.-CoRNER APT.
living rm., bedroom kitchen, bath; COM
pletely furn.; large porches and grounds;
conv. to stores, buses; SO, including cleo.
relR. ana private pnone.
2 ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH, IN EXCEL
PERCY H. RUssELL co. e':s iaal st. NV.
512 ST. NE. OPPOSITE STANTON
Park rooms, kitchenette' semi-oath;
room kitchen and bath; nicely furnished.
Met 1898 or see janitor.
WOODRIDGE-ATTR TWo-RooM
apartment; oil heat. light: gas, refrigers9-
@ aduits asH soSe 25oS sp Monroe er sneG 81
1446 N NV ROOMS, KITCHEN,
bath; very clean; c.h.w.; nicely furnished;
plenty of light ------------
nsSsS 5o7 ST. sdnT. e1E
soroom apartment: elec. refe.. gas. liEht
furnished: reasonable; adults
THE PARKADE. 1457 PARK ROAD NV
y ri furnished: TH d Apply Il man manaser l' 0 INV
1926 ILLINOIS AVE. N,w;-NEWLY
graded School; Children permitted; e;h,w.
outside rms; So exposure; inelosed porch,
FuRN:: / EM.. DINETTE APT; NEW sI7T
%sss' sye blds Ap moHh ao or longer 1914
1901 18th ST. N.W.-LADY OR COUPLE
son. Adams 'o791-M, Sunday and eve
nings.
TWO ROOMS. KITcHENETTE. NICELY
furnished reasonable. 710 G st. ne, 2nd
floor.
! OR YoY2Na LADIES m To g. SHARE HAZE
Hotel Apt $40. for appointment.
1912 PARK RD. NV NICELY FUR
nished rooms, light housekeeping; gas,
elec. refs. tel. included; couple. .-----
213 +. ST. N:w--oNE Ink: FRESHLY
week.
3 LOVELY HsKPG. RMS ENTIRE 2nd
fir: bath, kit. Frigidaire: screened, glassed
porch; adults: sos. 1908 Newton st. NV
S39. .5O-2 RMS KIT, BATH. FRIG-
idaire. comp. furn., incl. everything; must
st. NV, Apt. 4. after pm.
enette @ large porch. semi private bath: by
week or month; low rent, -
SUBLET NEW APARTMENT AND FURNI-
ture; living and dressing room. dinette,
NV. call Decatur o756-J or Potomac 0179
1910 IRVING ST. N.W.-.-oNE ROOM
kitchen. bath; Frigidaire, ch.w., gas. cleo
tricity included. $40 a month; May be
seen 7:3G to 9:3O am. Phone Alex. 12sa-J
PENTHOUSE APTmMAY sra-aHLA, 1st site TO DEE PEE
large drawing room; dining room. library,
buffers pantry. kitchen. q servants rooms
2 baths; $500 per month: MRS. JACK
HAYES. Realtor, Dupont 77s4 or North
~ v"SERPAR ERP1! SogRTs;," ,T41KoMA. 1lS NJ P; q,
oedE%:; SCI pcTsh. modern fu5nps gas.
Evening star., 1938-04-18
HOUSES FURNISHED.
(ContintiAdl

43O5 MONTGOMERY AVE. BETHEsDA
Md.-Brand-new 5-room BUNGALOW, arr
cond fireplace grand piano; S7b: May
1-Nov. /. Wisconsin 6b14-J. 2Os
CHEVY CHASE MD, 416 TAYLOR ST
8 rooms scr porch; completely furn. May
to Nov. S75 mo- Wis. 3296-R.
Evening star., 1938-04-18
ROoMS WANTED.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

QUIET, elderly gentleman. 1st or End A..
close In private home preferred; state
price. Box 22S-S. Star. 49,
Evening star., 1938-04-18
HOUSES FOR SALE.
47IQ 44fh STRETT N

47l0 44th STREET NV.
Now open. two lovely. detached brick
nomes SIX large rooms, two baths; modern
10 tne last word; automatic heat. furred
walls. rock-wool insulated. slate roof. cop.
per cutters and downspouts, copper
screened. caulked and weather stripped;
e,as aeatached garage priced to sell; will con-
sloer small trade: Drive out Wisconsin
ave: TO Chesapeake ST.. left to 44th st.s
WAPLE g. JAMES, INC.
-I224 l4th st. NV. District 334s.
UNQUESTIONABLY
Ibis Is the finest new,home value In Chevy
Chase. p C.: Just 3 blocks west Of Conn,
ave. ana only step to all school, ard
stores All brick. large rooms. automa ito
neat; very nice lot and priced at Sg.45O
we heartily recommend your inspection Of
thls outstanding home Terms can be ar.
ranged Call Natl. Os5s till 81 pm
Detached De Luxe Home.
2OS Leland ST.: located in exclusive
Chevy Chase, Md: close to Conn ave:
priek corner home of u lge. rms and q
baths. center-hall plan; automatic heat;
rec; rm. in basement; det brick garage,
a beautiful lot. well shaded price and
terms right: Will consider trade on small
property open for inspection. r M.
PRATT CO, INC. exclusive agent, 1917 k
Evening star., 1938-04-18
THE CHASTLETON.

18th AND r SITS NV
Conveniently located. modern, eiaht-Story
building. containing stores and dining room
. rms. kit. bath. porch S55 and 500
rms. kit. bath. porch so. $50 and $50
Corner apartments, S4-hour switchboard
and elevator service
Phone MR. BURGESS. Mgr. North 10000.
Evening star., 1938-04-18

FANS, new and used. a.c.-d.c., S5 up; re-
paired, exchangeG: 20-Inch floor pedestal.
$3.50; exh'st. Sa.95 UP. Carly. 1903 l4th.
FRIGIDAIRE, 25 iron tables 100 chairs:
sell for reasonable price. IL Good Hope
Evening star., 1938-04-18

CHEVY CHASE. b. C.-S. ROOMS. 2
stories; 4 large bedrooms. large. shaded
portation. Under $4,000, termK Mr..
TWEED. Natl. 143S. EVENINGS, Net. 1928.
Evening star., 1938-04-18
1922 43rd PL. NV.

5-r. semi bungalow. lot 50xl70; 500
North 433s. or inquire al 1905 Brentwood
Evening star., 1938-04-18
A BARGAIN.
SPECIAL.

Owner must sell this room Chevy
Chase brick nome; conveniently located
and draStlcaly reduced to $3.50. J. H.
FITZGERALD Metropolitan 22OO. Eve.
nines. Cleveland 1873
Evening star., 1938-04-18

ARMATURE. generator and motor ex-
change; starter and electric motor repairs,
rewindng: brushes and belts for all re-
friserators. washing machines: lowest
prices. Harris Armature Co.. 9th and o NV.
Evening star., 1938-04-18

BEDROOM SUITE, studio couch. rugs. beds
complete; chitorobe, porch rockers. refris-
orator. stove. Edelman, 1908 Georeia ave-
bhEVERAGE hI,v1s .ca COOLER. Frisid,aire' , 30,
store of Arthur H Todd. 34ls r, l. ave.
ne, Greenwood 1901. Open till pm.