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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-05-19
95 Girls Participate
In Community At
toinment Day

Ninety-five girls entered the Com
Llunity Attainment Day Program in
nine communities. The following
winners will enter the County pro-
gram on May %, where the winners
viii be selected for the State Con-
test in July.
The winners are is follows:
West Club Clothing, class l.
first, Casteel Cade; second. Dorothy
Browning. Clothing, class First, Ell
izabeth Browning; second. Lanelle
Snavely. Home improvement-ciass
/, first, Lanelle Snavely; second, Rose
lee Brister. Vegetable Judging first.
Katherine Autry; second Rose Mary
eagle. Food conservation-first, Pau
line Black; second. Elizabeth Brown
ing.
Centerville Club - Clothing. class /
first, Annie Ruth Carnathan. Home
improvement, class first, Loree
Simpson. Vegetable judging-first,
Nellie Autry. Team demonstration,
class first, Virginia Smoth and
fauilNe MCCLELLAN.
Coxburg Club - Clothing, class l.
first. Grace Terrell; second. Tootsie
Hearn. Clothing, class 2-first, Char
lyme Hocutt; second, Sadie Mae
Pierce. Home improvement, class l.
first, Tootsie Hearn. Home improve
ment, class 2-first. Mary Alice Stew
art; second, Charlyne Hocutt. Poul-
try judging, class first, Doris Per-
ry; second Ora Eve Rainey: Poultry
judging, class 2-first, Claudine Wig
ley. Vegetable judging-first, Chris
tine Winstead; second, Grace Terrell.
Food preservation-first, Sudie Mae
Pierce.
Cruger Club Clothing. class l.
first. Betty Barner; second. Imogene
Vowel. Clothing, class 2-first, Geor-
gia Hickman. Home Improvement,
class first, Ruby Nell Vowel, sec
ond, Kathleen McRae. Poultry judy
ing, class first, Willie Jane AFTER
berry. Vegetable judging-first. Ka-
tie Holley,
Tchula Club - Clothing, class l.
first. Marjorie Heard: second, Flor
ence Hearn. Home Improvement,
class first, Florence Hearn; sec
ond. Marjorie Heard.
Ebenezer Club - Clothing, class /
first Grace Brown; second, Johnnie
Rogers. Home Improvement, class /
first Grace Brown, second Johnnie
Rogers.
Bethesda Club - Clothing, class !
first, Billy Ruth Mcclellan; second,
Lucy Helen Mcclellan. Home inn
provement, class first, Elizabeth
Self; second, Lucy Helen Mcclellan.
Vegetable judging-first, Billy Ruth
Mcclellan; second, Rachel Mcclellan.
Team Demonstration, class first,
Martha Truitt and Rachel McLella 4,
Goodman Club - Clothing, class !
first, Gladys Hughes; second. Max
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-05-19
o. E. S. Instruction School,
To Be Held Here 9th

Mrs. Willie Livingston, District Dep
uty Grand Matron Of the o. E. S., OF
Louisville will be here in Durant Fri
day, May 81, to hold a school of in
structions, beginning at $50 o'clock
at the Masonic Temple, for the mem
bers Of the Eastern Star
Al the members of the Eastern
Star are urged to be present at this
scaool and they are especially urged
to attend the regular meeting Monday
evening, May %. at eight o'clock to
make definite plans for the training
course
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-05-19
Iron Lung Tog Doy Is
Big Success

The Present Day Club, Of which
Mrs. F. ". McCullar is president,
sponsored the Iron Lung Tag Day"
last Saturday, May IA, to contribute
their part towards the purchasing OF
an iron lung for this state to use in
the fight against poliomyelitis, The
club collector $16.67 by the selling Of
the tags.
Other clubs and organizations in
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-05-19

Durant that made donations for ~.
iron lung were: Woman's club-s1ooo.
p. T. A-$5.0o; and the Durant High
school-$11.45. Other clubs in town
that have not yet been reported ara
making contributions to the iron lung
fund.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-05-19

AT STUD IN WEST walk,ra
Chief, 8 gated stallion Sorrell. Eo,,r
years old. HOO lbs. Fee $1,000. =
r. Cade, West, Miss.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-05-19

Undoubtedly Holmes county is full Of good people
county also has lots of people who want whiskey or
there wouldn't be so many people selling it.
We believe those same people who deplore the
selling Of whiskey are honest enough to recognize the
existing conditions and admit that whiskey is sold in
this county and the entire state and is going to continue
to be sold
Being honest enough to admit such conditions ma
turally brings about the conclusion that something should
be done about them.
And we people in Holmes county and Mississippi
need to do something about q condition that breeds
lawlessness and contempt for law and order such as
our present prohibition laws have brought about.
People used to have a sort Of sacred fear of the
Federal government getting them on any charge. 1t
meant the pen in almost every case, Nowadays our
citizenry has come to the point where it had just as soon
or rather fight a Federal charge as a county charge.
We emphaticarly are not advocating the selling of
liquor legally or otherwise.
But Mississippi has too long closed her eyes to
conditions which, if they continue, are going to bring
Mnuch ereater jawlesSness and lasting shame. -
Why cannot the people Of our state open their eyes
to conditions and seek a solution to the problem instead
of going on their way awaiting the passage of time in
the hope that time will solve our problems?
Today Is The Strone-Arm Day
This seems to be the day of the strong-man rule in
government.
What with Mussolini and Hitler running Europe,
Stain in Russie, unpaid war debts and President Carde-
mas in Mexico the weak man really doesn't stand a
chance. There are even those who accuse F. ID. K. OF
trying to be a dictator.
These are trying times and they seem to call for a
strong-arm policy.
Yet we cannot help but feel that a hundred years
hence the same old world will be turning on the same
old axis and its people will be talking about the trying
times of today 1t has been thus in the past and
probably will be evermore
Each age has its problems and every age seems the
hardest.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-05-19
Mexico Speaks Up

Every American doubtless experienced a sense of
satisfaction when our southern %neighbor, Mexico, spoke
up to the British Lion the other day.
Britain in polite tones limited that it, as a result
of Mexican failure to pay certain claims in the past,
was dubious about possible payment for appropriated
oil properties.
Mexico promptly replied in like tones that "even
the most powerful States cannot boast they are up to
date in the payment of all their pecuniary obligations"
In other words, Mexico seems to say, Britain should
pay her own old war debts to the United States before
she has so much to say about other nations not paying
theirs.
And we cannot help but admire her spunk.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-05-19
Mon Without A Kingdom

Halle Selassie today is the most pitiful picture in
the international picture.
Once Emperor of his own great kingdom, today he
stands as its last representative pleading for the League
of Nations to try to do something for his people.
The former Emperor, half-sick, so weak he had to
lean on a table for support, spoke in French to the
Council of the League, begging that the Council not
recognize the Italian conquest of Ethiopia, begging for
the protection that the membership of his country in
the League should give him.
"The Ethiopian people to whom all assistance was
refused" he said, "are climbing alone their path to
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-05-19
Calvary"

The words of Halle Selassie ring too true.
And one cannot help but feel that the work of the
League has been a dismal failure.
We cannot help but feel, too, that if the present
tendency of strong countries taking over the weak con-
tinues it can't be very long before we really have world
wide chaos.
Merchants Close EorIy Thursdays
Merchants in Durant will close at noon Thursdays
beginning in June and continue for the summer months
of June, July and August.
They will close in order to allow their employees
a half-hoiday during the hot summer months.
/. This is a custom ,n which should be observed annually
piness OF every working person.
The amount of business lost is negligible since peo-
pie readily adapt themselves to the custom of shopping
icai ~weii-being Of EMPLOYEES So that thew rive i've much much
better service the rest of the week due to their added
recreation and rest hours.
.Durant merchants are to be congratulated that they
continue this custom this year.
Merchants in Lexington will close at noon on Wed
nesdays which will permit Lexington folks to visit Du-
rant when its stores are open. Durant, in turn, will
have opportunity of visiting Lexington when its stores
Complaints About Garbage Removed
Durant housewives have been complaining loudly
and long about garbage removal in Durant. They say
they put their garbage out and it is not taken up. And
they say it is not taken up regularly when it is taken up.
Now if there's anything exasperating to a woman
who tries to keep her home and premises clean and
beautiful it is the presence Of unsightly. rubbish which
cannot be burned Or disposed of entirely except with
the cooperation of the city sanitary department.
So we suggest to the city fathers that they look
into this little matter which means a lot to the women
in Durant.
It won't be much trouble for you and we,l have a
lot cleaner and more beautiful town if you'll do what
you can.
Evening star., 1938-04-10
ROOMS FUR, g UkEUR.

CHASTLETON HOTEL Apt 23O-Sepa-
rate rm:, porch. use kit, bath. in 2-rm.
apt; SD 5O mo-: emDl. lady.
bath. bay window: cool in summer; we'll
kept adult home.
BASEMENT ROOM front; bay window:
private entrance; furnished or unfurniShed;
bachelors home: Dupont Circle; gentle-
men only. Box 61-S. Star.
1915 ST. N.W.--Large double room, fur
n1shed or unfurnished as desired; semi
private bath: grill privileges
2'i47 s ST. Sc rooms, kitchen priv
ileges, bath. garage, no Children. At
lantic 5306-J.
s06 TAYLOR ST. N.W.-Large cheerful
Don't room, semi-det. house. use OF phone
Col. 90S7
COLORED-Sins!e man or young couple.
new home, clean surroundings. At.
5669-W Sunday.
Evening star., 1938-04-10

GOLFERS and those who wish 10 rest
Spend the summer in the beautiful Blue
Ridge country: golf. tennis and swimming
pool: plenty of good food. well served
cross-ventilated rooms baths showers;
Greyhound bus stops at gate. The Court
ney Inn thy the golf course. Purcellville.
Va. Phone Purcellville 52O3
A REAL HOME for retired business men:
$50 per month. Homestead Inn, Warren
ton. Va. 1cs
GOOD ROOM and board in country. 81 per
day, 81 30 per day. week ends and $50
month. Apply G. A. Gossom. Waterfall Va
Evening star., 1938-04-10
BLOOD-TESTED ROCKS,

Reds, Leghorns, IS 30 per hundred; New
Hampshire and Crosses, eggs direct from
New Hampshire, U. S, and state approved;
Rock chicks are hatchei from focks lead
Ing Georgia and Okahoma egg-laylng con-
tests and well on TOP in Pennsylvania and
Mlchigan splendid opportunity to secure
good foundation stock Ducknngs and tur-
Key poults WAYNE FEEDS EXCLUSIVELY.
Cnen evenings until 10 . m. Closed Sun
Gay CAPITOL Chickery, HOO Bladcnsburg
I'd ne Line. g6@9,
Evening star., 1938-04-10
ROOMS FURNISHED


1341 L ST. .NW.-Large bright. clean
Ink; S;orf.GI ROOM with gas range and near bath
49, G ST; sW:-2 Ink. rooms, End floor;
1884 COLUMBIA RD.-S3 and S4 40 wk !:
ehw: 2-car lines: men Adams 1918
SoNcoRD Apt. 5. N; H. and Oregon (bet.
s. ane week P6pae Potomae so5lI s6sht' single room
large n aFacVs s rn Ap adj lF2r bats senlsman eeo m
summer; reAned family: reasonable
27oo 18th ST: N.W.-2d-f1oor, front: bay
window rm:; III k; Frigidaire range
e2o7 K NV Lovely, large outside room:
4 windows. twin beds; adj. bath: kitchen
lance lance oI2 Bst eaef' near park; walking dis
1922 EUCLID ST. N.W.-Recond., new
re rm., s;5-S4. SO wk.: new management
1915 r. I. AVE. NW-BeautifuIly fur
nlshed room with twin beds; southern ex-
posure Also single room.
1431. FAIRMoNT N.W.-Lh.k- sink range.
porch. Sc; basement. S3.5O-S4 so. service
IN exchange. 1870 Columbia rd
1929 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.w.-Fur-
rnlnnbio fInrn ioom wltn porch exposure, S15-$25.
17oI NEWTON N W.-Attractive single rm.
n;,ea IN det: home; bed Of. studio couch, semi
private bath; Ink. if desired. Col. 799s
1904 NJ ST. NW-Attractive, bright room.
s. aSa0s ass close Net e Unlimited 5ss Dhp'e
1922 ST. NW.-L.hk., S5-S7: Murphy
oed: inclosed kitchenette; first floor; ch.w'
shower and telephone "
- GRAFTON ST. Chevy Chase-Delight-
lal room. private family, home comforts: !:
gentle gentleman. Wis 275l-W
1857 HOBART ST. NV. (near 18th and
Harvard stsD-Sunny front rm In pvt.
residence; gentleman only; SIS mo-
TWO BEAUTIFUL. connecting rooms with
bath in detached home of 18th street
estStes; rent one or both; meals optional.
Call evenings Georgia 47s4
1914 ,BILTMORE ST. -NW.-Beautifully
service; convenient Transportation; uniim-
tied phone. Call after 3 pm.
S04 MD. AVE. NE.-Large front room,
next bath, shower; suit. gentlemen OF. empl
couple: reas. uni. phone.
1905 BELMONT RID. N.W.-Desirable To-
cation. Large sleeping and Ink rooms.
Very reasonable. Unlim. phone
Evening star., 1938-04-10
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

roe st.-Wanted-rrl. and hd. for mother
and son. partial care of child; or rm and
bd. Tor child, complete care. Box S6-S.
LADY wants room. dinner and supper
with bath facilities, all on first floor, or
tray service if second floor, must be
reasonable Box Il S. Star. 1O'
Evening star., 1938-04-10
POULTRY G EGGS.

FRESH BROWN EGGS wanted: will buy
10 cases per week from responsible poultry
farm. Must be guaranteed. Answer at
once. Box 104S Star.
BABY AND STARTED CHICKS. u S. Md
approved B and w rocks, Rhode Island
reds. New Hampshires, black giants. Eng
l;sh " leehorns. turkey roults. Rockville
Nd. Great Falls I'd, Samuel A. Carr
Phone 5-F-i2.
CUSTOM HATCHING AND BABY CHICKS.
make a sneclalty of Matching your eggs
for YOU J =. FERGUSON Rockville. Md
Phone KenSington 1851
AYRLAWN CHICKS--We are now prepared
to cffer as fine chicks as money can buy
in Barred Rock and White Leghorns. pro-
ouced and hatChed under the most modern
and scientific breeding We are Maryland's
foremost breeding establishment under
the supervision of the University of Mary
land. Every male bird in our fiocS has
land-U S Certif1ed Maryland-U S.
these high-class chicks in both certified
and r. o, P breeding. Prices and
namphiet on, request Ayrlawn Farms
GRASSY KNOLL CHICKS, officially pull
lorLm tested, Va. certified, electrically
hatched: Leghorns, Barred and White
Rocks, Reds New Hampshires; matches
weekly Write, for free literature.
Grassy Knoll Poultry Farm 8 Hatchery
Va. Phone Alexandria l00-J-2
BEcK's CHICKs-Pulorum tested. straisht
and cross breeds. S. up; Also seSed vlas and
trooders. -Becks U. s. Approved Hatchery.
Mt Airy, Md
Evening star., 1938-04-10
TABLE BOARD WANTED
COUNTRY BOARD.

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Two meals daily
for , girls. Dec. 6201. Apt. 1232, or Dist
1870. Ext. 6SS
Evening star., 1938-04-10
WALBRIDGE HOUSE.

1859 r ST. NV
NEWLY Y J, DEGGRATED Rooms WITH
DITION AND IMMACULATELY CLEAN
EXCELLENT FOOD PREPARED BY THE
BEST-TRAINED COOKS WORKING IN
100 SANITARY SURROUNDINGS WIDE
PROMPT WATERS. ALL ROOMS WITH
CONTINENTAL PHONES, TRAY AND
LAUNDRY SERVICE; NOWHERE Can
CONGFNIAL AND COMFORTABLE LIV-
ING FOR SO LITTLE MONEY DIGNI-
MONTH o.. YEARS AND ALWAYS BE
PROUD TO BRING YOUR FRIENDS.
RATES $40 TO $50 MONTHLY
Evening star., 1938-04-10
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

PONY. 12 hands hish: gentle good show
GUERNSEY COW with calf 2 weeks, fresh
Teas.: II miles Colesville rd. from D. C.
line, MAGNOLIA Farms
oVERsTocKED-Horses and colts of var
priced. Reserve Hill Farm. 51l5 Little
Falls road, Arlington, Va. Phone Walnut
$500 between 10 and 4, Sunday between
10 and IL.
MARE-Naval officer must sell beautiful
thoEouehhred mare. years old; dappled
iron gray; perfect manners; excellent
Jumper in ring or hunting field: this mare
Will be- shown in Chevy Chase Horse Show
today: can be examined TODAY or tomorrow
sound; subject to vets O <; trailer
broken: first and last price, $500. Call 1t.
Jones. Shepherd 5l51-J or Decatur 2723,
HORSES--l0 horses for sale. Chantilly
Farm. Fairfax, Va. Eerndon 144-J-l.
FINE QUALITY young Berkshire pigs and
shoats for sale, prices reasonable Apply
to. Arthur. j. LoyeI, Tulip Hill Farm, 3
pileS piles south %!nl p E line between siesia and
SPOTLE LESS VANITY, a registered saddle
mare. years. Is hands: well broken and
gentle enough for woman or child; $500
1vakota Farm Clifton Station, Va. FAR
fax 64-J-2.
PONY has won many blue ribbons for
jumping and racing. Box 1S6-R, Star.
ONE TEAM of medium-szed mules, 2
mares; cheap. Rear $50 L ST. s.w.
GENTLE RIDING HORSE
CHEAP!
SHEPHERD 1886.
Evening star., 1938-04-10
ROOMS WANTED.

ROOMS WANTED.
EMPLOYED, MIDDLE AGED COUPLE.
One large unfurnished room, closet, pri-
yate bath, or two rooms bath Quiet
house near Dupont Circle: maximum rent
S?N. Box 1878, Star
YOUNG MAN. desires furnished room
IN quiet: refined apt. near 18th and H sts
NV. Box 134-T, Star.
YOUNG LADY, Govt employee, desires
room with private bath. on Chevy Chase
bus line, vicinity Taft Bridge; ref; reas
Boy 357-T. Star.
WANTED by young man, single furn.
room. VIII consider board: walking dis
tance: reas. Box S7-T, Star
RETIRED. settled widow wants quiet
room in settled Catholic family in Sacred
Heart Parish. unf. Box :'4l-R Star.
GENTLEMAN wants furnished room Give
fun details and terms. Box 1S3-R,
Star.
LADY WANTS HOUSEKEEPING ROOM.
with bath facilities, all on first floor:
must be reasonable. Box 72-S. Star. 1O'
UNFURNISHED ROOM, walking distance
or best section: No privileges. Away most
Of time; $12. Box 7S-S Star.
1 ROOM. furnished basement. attic or
be reasonable. Box SIS. Star. 70.
REFINED LADY wants furnished room in
apartment in Northwest section willing
to pay $1,000 per month: desires occa-
sionsl use Of kitchen. Box 1860. Star.
Evening star., 1938-04-10

1929 K ST. W-Beautiful end floor.
front. double room: running water. Also
singles. Home cooking. 13.
1722 N ST. NW.-Newly decorated, at.
tractively furnished front single and
double rooms; dne meals; reasonable.
Evening star., 1938-04-10

20 End ST. S.E.-2 RMS. Ink. CLEAN.
BeautyreSt mattress, Frigidaire phone; s.
2l23 R ST NV LGE RMS KIT
pain all outside. so. expos. conv, exclusive
location: G. E. refg.. ch.w.. Venetian
Evening star., 1938-04-10

/" Sd SE.-3 ROOMS ATTRACTIVE
complete; gas, cleo, refrigeration, linen.
JanltOr service facing new library, $40
Evening star., 1938-04-10

BARBERRY, prlvet, MAGNOLIA, spruce,
umbrella trees Rose. EAes, concrete
vases. iron vine arches $50 Ii nnoMt Y ~.
Evening star., 1938-04-10

WIDOW OCCUPYING 4-ROOM APT IN
her home wishes employed lady 10 share II.
Cal Potomac | lH5-R
Evening star., 1938-04-10

l135 KILBOURNE PL. NW-LARGT
Nv. rm, bedrms.. kit, bath sleeplnr
porch: md 4 T.; Eectrolux. gas, elec reas
SUBLET BEAUTIFULLY FURN. GROOM
kltchenette bath apt, with twin beds
Evening star., 1938-04-10

30. 7th ST NE.-COMPLETELY FUR
nlShed first-foor 3 rooms and bath, heat.
gas, elect, FrIgidaire yard. cont. hot water.
stationary tubs: vacant April l. i. So no
Evening star., 1938-04-10

@l41 o ST. NV. APT. 403. OVERLOOK
ing psrk-Attractively and comfortab!y
furnished. ladies or married couple
Evening star., 1938-04-10

MT. PLEASANT, 1872 NEWTON 81 NV
-Brlght. clean, - rooms. kit. pvt. bath. Of.
heat: refrg.. gas, elec. included; reaSonab.,
Evening star., 1938-04-10

TAKOMA PARK OR . ROOMS X b
piano, porchcs, yard; oil heat. cleo retg:
best location; private home. 6523 1st ST.
n W, corner Van Buren,
Evening star., 1938-04-10

YOUNG LADY SHARE LARGE. cool
apt. with > others; piano, maid service,
$50. Col. 3i30, Monday.
Evening star., 1938-04-10

1904 MONROE ST NW.-ONE ROOM
kitchenette, semi-private bath, large porch.
continuous hot water: low rent
Evening star., 1938-04-10

FRESH BROWN EGGS wanted will buy
10 cases per week from responsible poultry
farm. Must be guaranteed. Answer at
once Box l0i-S. Star
Evening star., 1938-04-10

TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN. SEMI-PRIVATF
bath: in private home; located in center O.
Government GeptS Met 24lI
Evening star., 1938-04-10

FERTILE TOPSOIL. weIl-rotted COW ma
nure. Fireplace wood, k.ndllng, locuss fence
posts Atlantic 1903. NIght. Atlantlc A2N1
Evening star., 1938-04-10

1915 IRVING NE.-Large. sunny. front
room to share with another lady over 30
81 wk. Inquire now. After s Dec. 0sSs-j
Evening star., 1938-04-10

CUSTOM HATCHINCi AND BABY CHICKS
make sneclalty of Matching your eggs
for YOU. j D. FERGUSON. Rockville. Md
Phone EnnSinPtnn lnn-I
Evening star., 1938-04-10

1341 L ST. N.W.--Large bright, clean
Ink. room, with gas range and near bath.
IS weekly
Evening star., 1938-04-10
ROOMS WITH BOARD.
SAVE YOUR TIME

Phone Association Of Guests Homes at
WASHINGTON ROOM EXCHANGE. Co.
lumbia $3.50; over 200 well-located. we'll
furnished, inspected homes a car will call,
representative Will show available space.
This service FREE to potential guests pro-
Vlded by membership fees. Rooms with
or without board. private bath, grill or
kitchen privileges. Homes in nearly every
desirable section Of civ
Evening star., 1938-04-10

Mt, PLEASANT. 3Oi7 Park I'd NV
Large front room, Semi-private bath pri-
v2te home, gentlemen. Adams a356
i:IH" HARVARD NW.-Onc sleeping room,
S|,3p weekly one housekeeping room, So
Wcek.V See iRNitor.
Evening star., 1938-04-10

CHEVY CHASE No Unusually large
nas' er bedroom. : windows. 3 closets. twin
b"dS. private bath. Ideal summer location;
half square to Conn. ave. bus, Breakfast
and garage optional Wisconsin 314l-J
CLEVELAND PARK 1924 Newark St To-
Gated on bus lae. Nicsly furnished. single
or double. corner room with private family.
InlnnNf EHr.nnrsnr LinNt
Evening star., 1938-04-10

Jos c SE.-ATTRACTIVELY FURN. -
rm. alcoVe, h.k. apt: north south expos
al
Evening star., 1938-04-10

1850 MONROE ST. NV ROOMS. BE-
living room. in Well-kept house of two
adults; Frigidaire:- S45 per month; COUP
oOlv COlllmhia S5gI
Evening star., 1938-04-10
22O9 MASS. AVE. NV.
1401 10th ST. NV.
TUDOR CLUB,

11i5 N ST. NV at Conn Ave.
An address OF distinction. Most con-
venlentiv located. Rms with pvt. or con-
Meeting baths. Immediately clean. Fine
food. Efficient, courteous servants. Tele-
phone in every rm. ReaS You won't be
visit you here.
1858 10Th N.W.-COR. r.
Evening star., 1938-04-10

VICINITY DUPONT CIRCLE. 1871 10th St.
n.w.-Ncwly decorated room. twin beds.
inner-Sprlng mat resSeS fireplace. large
closet: southern exposure; unlimited phone.
Walking distance IL
Evening star., 1938-04-10

SELLING OUT-25l heavily bearing grape
vines. soc each; so bearing fruit trees.
some 6 #. tall heavily branched. ste eacn
Peonles, French hydrangeaS dahlias CARY s.
antAemumS and other plants also at bar
gam prices. 2S1i Ala. ave. Sc. Atlantic
f039-W
Evening star., 1938-04-10
FARM AND GARDEN.

FANSIES and perennial plants; reasonable
F Green. Capitol View ave. between Ken
slngton and Forest Glen.
PANSY PLANTS-Steele's giant jumbo
seedlings; 81. 100; s.. 1000; blooming
1lants, 81. 100: 75c dozen: gladiola bulbs
So, 500. Flower Farm. lO1 S Irving st.,
Arlington. Va jus. of Lee Blvd