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Fallecimiento sentido

FGllecimientO sentido
Tendra lugar hoy por la tar
de, a las 2, Ell entierro de la viz
tuosa e inteligente Srta. Alice
Elizabeth Woodbury.. 'hija de los
esposos d. Hoyt woodbury. tan
apreciados y queridos en- esta co
munidad.
La Srta. Woodbury. dej6 de e.
xistir victima de una implaca-
BILE enfermedad que durante va
rias semanas padeci6.
Junto a su lecho pasaron sus
padres, luchando a brazo parti-
do con la desventura, semanas
enteras.
AL fin, por desgracia, la culta
" bella Alicia sucumbi6.
Hasta exhalar ell ultimo suts-
piro, sus padres no Sc aparta :
ron de su lado.
Oficiaron en- la ceremonial re-
ligiosa los ministries metodis-
tas Rev. Homer Thompson, de
Jacksonville, y Rev. Carlos
Hawk, de Hyde Park.
Para cargar eli feretro, como
fntimos amigos de Ia familia,
fueron designados. los Sres. L.
A. Bell, Maynard Ramsey, juez
L. L. Parks, w. l.. Van Dyke,
John Andrews y Edward Cop :
per.
Recibira sepultura 81 cadaver
en- el cementerio Myrtle Hill.
A los esposos Woodbery heri-
dos en- sus mas hondos senti
mientos, deseamos c~ristiana re.
signaci6n. Dios recibira ell alma
de la infortunada Alicia.
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Manuel Hevia, Tom Mason,
Manuel Lopez, Gerardo Marti
nez, Bernardo Martinez, AL :
berto Jimenez, Jose Fernan-
dez, Jimmie Leto, Chicho Lee
to, Braulio Alfonso, Ralph San
chez, A. Delano, Jose Sanchez,
Jose Garcia, Eddie Valdes, Ma
rio Borrego, Johnnie Villar,
Max Castro, Sac Diaz, Firpo ell
Cantinero, Johnnie Velasco,
Johnny Cimino, Adriano Gar
cha, Sam Banshaw, Sam San :
tos, Frank Franco, Armando
Guerra, Alfredo Valdes, Vic
tor Cannela, Luis Fojaco, Ma
nuel Fernandez, Willie Diaz.
Jose Fidalgo, Tony Moreno,
Ordene Fernandez, Jose Loda
to, Rail Ferlita, Arturo Cam
pc, Joe Menendez, Dolphin
Llaneza, Jr., Silvio Hernandez,
Raul LAWN, Charles Sierra,
Manuel Viles, Al Chiaramon :
tie, Julio Gonzalez, Jose Me :
nendez, Constantine Gonzalez
Manuel Fernandez, Isidro Fer
nandez, Fernando Fuenkes Sc
verino La Fuente, Manuel A :
lonso, Rolando Manteiga, Joe
Falsone, Eddie Salgado, Rubin
Villardebo, Freddie Fox, Bob
Shurteleff, Charlie Clark, HeI
tor Herrera, Robert Tramonts
ma, Joe Ippolito, Constantine
i Garcia, Robertico Alvarez
Joe He1ia, Ernesto Alvarez
Manuel Lorenzo, Eliseo Fer
nandez, John Pelaez, Manue
Iglesias, Manuel Lorenzo, Sor
ny Kreher, Bob Brown, Alder
Reyes, Manuel Ros, Oscar Rice
ra, Armando Martinez, Tony
Chiaramonte, Rafael Godinet
Kermit Franco, Oscar Molina
; Julio Fernandez, Henry Sofa
res, Joe Garcia, Jerry Santos
Mario Perez, Hector Falcon
!, Tony Craparo, Frank Boan
Francois Boane.
Agrupaci6n de Casados:
Mr.. & Mrs. 8. Reina, Mr., 4
Mrs. Miguel Toca, Mr.. & Mrs
Baron, Mr., & Mrs. A. Fernan
DEE, Mr.. & Mrs. H. Fernan'
DEE, Mr.. & Mrs. Felix Garcia
Mr.. & Mrs. A. Diaz, Mr.. &
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LA SRTA. KING

Hoy por la manana, en- Me-
mortal y Lisbon, chocaron dos
AUTOMOBILES y sufri6 heridas
menos. graves la Srta. Nellie
King, del 915 de la avenida
.23.
Sc lie di6 asistencia medica
en- Ell hospital municipal.
La oficina del sheriff act1a
en- ell case.
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LAS HUEIGAS SERAN So


Paris, Enero 3.-El gobier :
no realiza gestiones para solu-
cionar las huelgas de la Ultima
sernana. Con los jefes obreros
y eomisio les de patronos con-
ferenciara ell primer ministro
C~hautemps.
Dfcese que los huelguistas
volveran a sus faenas en- espe-
ra de 10 que ell arbitraje decida.
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press Cafe, Angel j. Escobio.
Ramon Sanpeiro, Manuel Al !.
varez, NJ. Cueto, Benjamin Ne
nendez, Ayaia Apron Supply,
|Sastreria Ell Encanto, Fernan-
dez Y Vega, Rainbow Store,
Casino Drug Store, Hotel Ma :
Grid, Mueblerfa de Baamonde,
La Naviera Coffee Mills, Pal
ma Cafe, Columbia Coffee
Mills, La Reguladora Coffee
Mills, DR.. Myers, Fonte Poui-
try Market, La Bonita Beauty
ISal6n, Cooperative La Nuova
Vita, Ferreteria Aleman, Ea :
gle Drug Store, 4th of July Ca
fe, West Tampa Furniture, Ell
1Segundo Progreso Cooperate :
va, Rey's Grocery, Cooperate
va La Familiar, Ideal Coffee
Mills, Ell Buen Gusto Restau :
rant, Ell Chico Restaurant, Mi
guel Vidal, relojero; La Mon
tanesa Grocery, Jose del Va
lie, Ell Serene del Reloj, Ma :
nuel Garcia Grocery, Ybor
Furniture, Imprenta de Maseu
mana, Eagle Drug Store, Ybor;
Fernandez Restaurant, Royal
Filling Station, West Tampa
Bakery, Diaz Restaurant, At :
lanta Restaurant, Polo Sta
ton, Armenia Shoe Shop, OPP
timo Restaurant, Main & Ar
.menia Filling Station, Betty
Rose Baking Co., Spanish Anne
rican and Italian Grocery, Ma
ximo Alvarez, Reliable Clea :
ners, Rubio's Drug Store, La
lNacional Coffee Mills, La Pal
ma Bakery, Tomas Alfonso Gro
cery, Belmont Sbr. Co., Tam
pa; Latin American Garage, Z
Lera Grocery, NJ. Alvarez Gro
Gerry, Esperdy Tobacco Co., La
Paloma Bakery, Tony's Dairy.
Tropical Garage, Valentin Ga.
Ian, Cuco Valdes, Manuel de,
Rio, Jose Gonzalez, Serra's
Boulevard Restaurant, Manue.
Faedo, Joaquin de la Llama
Cafeteria La Norma, Ell Llano
Contribuyeron con rs eenta.
vos: Dependencies de AL & f,
Grocery, Valencia Garden Res
taurant, Manuel Alfonso.
Contribuyeron con SO cents
vos: Bisagra Cafe, Alhambra
[Cafe, Almo Restaurant, Fran
kiln Restaurant, La Corona
lGrocery, D. Pividal, Federico
Perez Breijo, Eduardo Diaz
Pis, C. Miravalles. Francisco
Botino, Rufino Linares, Jose
Villa, Segundo Vior, Antonio
Ramos, La Cruz Drug Store, E.
Campamento Grocery, Tesla
secca Bakery, F, PUG, Ferrs
Restaurant, Gonzalez Groce
ry, A. Caltagirone, Gasoline
Dept, del America, Casino
Beatty Salon, Ritz Lunch Room
DR.. Einbinder, Sierra Store, In
formation News Stand, Juan
Lassus, Franco Drug Store.
Greco Inc, Ray Mesquida, Ga.
tico Store, Cuevro's Cafe, Ma.
rie's Beauty Salon, Cacciatort
Grocery, Pijuan, Barberia de
Petralia y Caruso, Alessi Ba.
kerry, Surise Cafe, La Florida
Grocery, Bronx Bar, Jack Po
tie Cafe, FL Bien Pdblico Drug
Store, Delgado's Dept. Store.
The Friends Club, La Flor Gre
Gerry, Garcia's Cafe, Salsines y
Lopez, Bombero Grocery, Avi
les Restaurant, Barberia de Pa
co Vinagre, Sardinas Filling
Station, Agustin Barriero, Ca.
sa de Banos de Fernandez, C
Hernandez Grocery, Two
Friends Cafe, Victor Coma.
lez, Angel Studios, Perez
Mems Shop, Million Auto Part
Sam Salvaggio Barberia, Fl
Vizcaino, Broadway Furnitu
re, Amado Gonzalez, Sanitary
Poultry Market La primara
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NUEVA LISTA DE CONTRI-
BUYENTES PARA Ell CONF
TIE DEMOCRATICO DE SO :
CORRO A ESpANA
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OLD PEOPLE find
way to keep breath
wholesome

Naiitasis Cad BREATH eu;eIdy yields
to ListeriHa, safe antisepEc and
deOdOrant
Either because Of stomach distnr Dances, food
fermentation, or thewearing Of falss teeth, old
people frequently have halitQsis (haasBfeath).
No'wQnder others consider them q nuisance.
But now Science has found thatt re Regular
use OF ListerhGe will often Ssekkonaa qS9nstva
mouth pddsg due to the 1agnse4tatiun q tiny
bns Of. food Oh mouth, teeth. cNdentAl pSaSa
surfaces.
TINS safe sptiseptjc and quick deeaqesnt
wsFks qufthyGsh GiAanses moufh@Nasksa and
guw saSfadk ,Hats Observation-Disclosures
fSeSieA any cause Of 9deW, and thsn
csuhteract& tM 0d0rs themselves
TrySashg Listefins every two or tbrsa days.
seehpwmueh more wholesome it your
n6u&h. How 1t sweets1b xDurbreath. LaFabert
PhArmasal Co. 81 Louis, Mo.
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4. GENERATIONS
AT NATAL FETE

Four generations win be repre-
sented when Mrs. Mary Margaret
Lgddane celebrates her eighty.
eighth birthday anniversary at
s20S Q st. N. W., tomorrow.
Aunt Sis" as Mrs. Lyddane Is
fantliarly known to many in
Georgetown, is the widow Of James
Z. Lyddane, Confederate veteran
of the Civil War. They were mar.
fied in Holy Trinity Church here
In 1874.
OF their six children, only two
sons are now living, Walter T.
INddane and Ernest F. Lyddane.
Mrs. Lyddane recalls clearly the
stirring days Of the War between
the States. Her husband was once
arrested as a spy, but was par.
doned by President Lincoln. After
the war, he served for 80 years on
the police force here. He is buried
In Arlington.
Age has rested lightly on Mrs.
Gyddane, who still tends her gar
den In the yard Of her old George
town house.
At tomorrow'S party, in addition
TO her sons and grandchildren, will
be Mrs. Lyddane'S great-grand-
children, James E. Lyddane, 3, and
Kenneth Saylor, 2 years old.
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AUCTION SALES
DAM A. WEsCmER . SON. AustiOnss
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sToRY, SIX
ROOM SEMI-DETACHED BRICE

TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sToRY, SIX.
ROOM SEMI-DETACHED BRICK
DWELLING. NO. 1888 'B" STREET.
By :, virtue Of a deed Of trust recorded,
one Of the land records Of the District
Of Columbia. and 81 the request Of party
vii Otter e Tor sale I BY pubiie suction. II
THfRTY,FIRsT pay OF MARCH 1888.
At TWO O'CLOCK P. NJ. the following
iumbia. to-wit: Lot 40 in J. Irving Beal-
mear's subdivision in Square 1857. Ss
per plat recorded n the offiSs e the
I bsr 81 l at foiio iss. Subject to the
right Of redemption by the maker Of the
aforesaid deed Of trust: his heirs and
assigns. within q period Of sixty days
Sundays and holidays. as provided in said
O'1 Terms r u OF SALE: ons-third Of the
purchase-money to pc paid In cash. BAL,
promissory notes Of purchaser payable II
one and two years. with interest at .
per cent per Snnum from day of sale
payable semi-annually. secured by first
desd Of trust upon property sold. or al
cash, at option of purchaser. deposit
of $500 90 required Of purchaser at sale
Examination Of title. conveyancing. record.
cnst Of purchaser. Terms to be com.
piled with within ten days from expira
zion Of redemption period. otherwise trus
tees reserve the right 70 resen property
81 risk and cost OF defaulting purchaser
after five DAYS advertisement Of such re
40 IN some newspaper published in
washinRton, D. c.. or deposit may b
forfeited, or without FORGETTING deposit
trustees may avail themselves Of any lega
or equitable rights against defaultinE pur
CHARLES A. JONES.
PAUL J. FRIZZELL.
Soar 10 az * 2R31 Trustees.
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LEGAL NOTICES

m THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOB THE DISTRICT
OF CoLUMBIA-Asnes Margaret Flynn.
Plaintiff, vs. Daniel ]. Flynn. Defendant.
No. 66511. Equity. The object Of this suit
e; to secure for plaintiff. Agnes Margaret
Flynn. an absolute divorce from the bond
Of matrimony from the defendant. Daniel
J. Flynn. upon the. ground of voluntary
separation from bed and board for five
On motion Of tho plaintiff, il is this 18th
day. Of March, 1888, ordered that the de
PENDANT, Daniel ]. Flynn. cause his ap-
pearaElce to be entered herein on or before
The iortieth day. exclusive Of Sundays and
legal holidays. occurring after the day OF
Che first publication Of this order: other
wise the cause will be proceeded with as
IN case of default. Provided. cory OF
this order be published once . week for
three successive weeks in the Washington
Law Reporter and the Washington Times
eefore, said day. JENNINGS BAILEY,
Justice (Seal) Attest: CHARLES E,
STEWART, Clerk. b Sophie Lyman. As
Gistant Clerk.
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THANK Q FOR THE TIP

REV GARDENS, st 27oO Que Street
N. W.. are offering several apart
ments for your inspection. They In
elude room, dinette, kitchen and
bath at as and &4T.50; 2 rooms,
dinette, kitchen and bath from SIS
20 $50; Groom, dinette, kitchen,
bath and porch ct 477.5O, and a S.
Hoom, 2 baths and porch apartment
with three exposures, to suitcase,
At 312S. The refrigeration Is ION
vantage Of secretarial service. Drop
over and inspect these apartments
or phone DECATUR 1460 for further
Information.
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CONVENIENT

IERE'S nice. large apartment for
l i the average size family, that Is
convenient to shopping, theater and
transportation to downtown or else
where. It Is located In the Rose
Snns, at 2111 18th st. N. W., and
1nent Is being offered by Dreyfuss
Brothers, Of 1924 < Street N. w., for
only 1880, and they will gladly
give you any information you wish
concerning it. Call National o5S3.
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NORTHEAST

IF you are looking for Q nice, two
i room apartment In the northeast
section Of the city, be sure to in
spect this one at SIS 12th st. N. e.
It Ii apartment No. Q and consists
Of two good-size rooms, modern
kitchen, bath and glassed-in porch,
and has all modern conyeniences.
including Frigidalre and new kitch-
en- range. It has just been newly
decorated throughout; they are all
outside rooms, and the rent Is very
reasonable. IF you wisl to inspect,
zee the Janitor. or phone Mr.. Toms
OF District 2434.
NEAR DUPONT Park
HERE IL . very clean and nicely
furnished two-room and bath
apartment that will make . splen.
did home for q small family. It has
all modern conveniences and fea-
lures, including Frigidaire and built
In cabinets, and will be especially
delightful and cool this summer, as
1t Is located at los Ridge Road 8. E..
which is high up, overlooking
Washington. There Is no objection
TO one child and there is lovely
garden and lawn In front with
plenty Of shade trees. This Is really
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Let an experienced Want Ad writer assist
you In preparing result-producing Classified
copy. Phons Republic 1884 and ask for
a. TaksEs
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ALL BREEDS. blood tested and certified
James & Son, SIC K St. N. ". NET. O0Se
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INSPECTION TOUR ~
fapaR1menrs ~ e.
BARBARA HOLMES SAABG Y

} an exceptional bargain at $85 a
month and advise you to inspect
it at your earliest convenience.
Don't stop here Keep on
going through these pages for
other OUTSTANDING offers.
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AUTO SERVICE STATION

COMPLETE fabrication job free With oil
change. Auto fabrication SOC. johnson
and Louthan. LIST and Il N. .. ME. 7100.
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AUTO TIRES
AUTOGRAPHS AND STAMPS

TIRES, guar. 6 mos, $3.50. $2.7S. wash.
Tire Supply. 1896 18th 8. =. AT. 2233.
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Money spent in Washington Real Estate
now will put profit In your pocket later.
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ROOMS-WTTH BOARD WANT'D
CHILDREN BOARDED

TWO blind. self-respecting men desire clear
references. Box B-6s, Herald Times.
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KIND experienced mother will board child
nurse. doctors ref: reas. Lin. 6243-W,
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LEATHER GOODS

Ma. 4242-Fitted eases. trunks. dog har
nesS. CIV. King. Jr.. B11 18th 81. NV
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RARY CHICKS

HOBBY sHoP-We buy and cell stsmr
Collections. old coins and autographs
716 18th st. N. W. DI. 1879.
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 1873 18th St.-BriEht
airy double room with balcony porch
new beds: unlimited phone. maid service
home cooking: $3.50. NO. 1851.
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RmLIARn pARLOR
CAMERA REPAIRING

GUS LAWS" game Toe, racks for 26c.
SlO9 Nichols Ave. 8. q. Lincoln 1876.
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MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL BEAUTY
CULTURE, 1910 New York Ave. N. W.
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COMPLETE line Of new and used bicycles
at bargain prices. Repairs all makes
Cycle and Sport Shop, 1913 9th st. N. w.
MET. 2735. 4701 Wis Aver EN-: 7524:
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CHILDREN, from 3 to 8 wears. mother,
care: large yard. Walnut lQlR-W
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BICYCLES

BEAUTY Parlor supplies-M. B. De Lilly
Prompt Service. sol 7th St: Sc; Il: $685.,
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THE BARGAIN MART
wAsHMzTONS NEWSPAPER BARGAIN STORE
FARM AND GARDEN
HORSES

MOToRIZING-one pair 7-year-old mules,
one pair S-year-old mares, one pair work
horses years old, 10 cheap horses and
no reasonable offer refused. Apply Con.
tractors Stable, rear of 736 18th st. o: T..
block and q half from Pennsylvania Ave.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
TO CLOSE estate: piano. Hardman grand
upright, elegant case, keyboard. delight.
full touch, spl. charm. tone, fine cond.;
a barg. for ok sale; Box B-6o Herald Times.
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MA. A7l2, SIS 10th 81. n. ".
CAMERA REPAIRING
FULLER & d'ALBERT. INC.
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JEWELRY WANTED

WE PAY CASH FOR OLD
GOLD AND SILVER, Watches, Diamonds
Gold Teeth and Diamond JOwelFy
SELINGER'S, 818 r ST. n. W.
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BEAUTY SHOPS

To III an empty puree, rent an empty
Ad Taker.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

GOVT. Jr. Engineer exam: home course
Mondell Inst. liz ". A2d ST.. u. Z. -
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CARPENTRY q RENOvATn0G

SPECIAL. winter prices and terms: earpen-
/. try painting. papering. gen. house rep're.
We build new housea encloso porcheA. etc.
GardeIls's. AT. 6106. 7-10 an. $40 pm.
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ACCIDENT AND HEALTH ms
AUTO GLASS

TARANTO, WASMAN, NC.
WASHING-GREASIN
MA, 1865, 1921 L ST. q. "
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WARFLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE
Accredited School
Dl. 1852 fOlS Vermont Ave.
Special reduced rates for March.
Permanente. 81 mp. service Toe. l6o. Csc
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MARYLAND SERVICES

AUTO SERVICE
DODGE & PLYMOUTH SALES & SERVER
QUEENS CHAPEL SERVICE STATION
QUEENS CHAPEL q AGER RDS OR. 1917
COAL. BUILDING MATERIAL
D. q II. Anthracite Conc, Cleaned Coal. FOa9
o. y. DICKEY-GR. 5000
Hyaatsvills. Nd. HYstts. 17o-171.
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BILLS SPECIAL guaranteed permanent
50: three 35c services for 81. 140e
Monroe St. N. W. co. 101S2.
COMPLETE Permanents, $3.50. ME- 1904
Shingle Shop. 1918 + N. W.. Mez5. Fir
QUART permanents, choice of HOLLYWOOD
stars. Get it now for Easter. Frances
Beauty Salon. 921 = st. n. W.
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Cement Work Of Every Descriptions
Reinforced Porches. Wet Cellars Cured.
Work Observation-Disclosures Furnished.
GEO W. THOMAS. Emerson o376
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PAINTING
PHONOGRAPH REPAIRS

WIN. M. ERNST
41O Bond Bldg
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LADIES. over 81. Well-known company
has 2 Permanent positions open. High
school education or better Apply. 9 to
12, Mr.. Bradley. Room 206. 1927 Eye
| St. N. W.
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CEMENT WORK

CEMENT work; Porches. steps, walks,
Guaranteed. IL, 2648-W ask for Jerry
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OLD CLOTHES THROUGH CLAS
SUBURBAN ROOMS

MASTER BEDROOM: large home and
e grounds; must be seen to apprec ate: 81
]. each. Phone Clarendon 1884.
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YOUNG MAN wishes job In liquor or gro
Gerry store; years experience; can drive
truck; Al references. ATT. 1854.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

BALTIMORE, Oct S.-Local produce
, Prices represent sales in large lots to
5obbers and other large buyers of stock
OF good merchantable quality and condl-
tion.
Apples-Maryland, Pennsylvania Vir-
ginia and West Virginia, bushel baskets,
Z. S. No. !, 2A-inch minimum. Jona-
thans. $191.1O: Delicious, s135GI5O.
Grimes, 65@S5c; Smokehouse and McIn-
tosh. 75@9Oc; various varieties nm
graded. best, 5OQ65c; fewer higher
poorer, ESQ @4Oc.
Cantaloupes-Colorad salmon meats,
Jumbo flats. 75c cq$1 jumbo. 36s and
ASS S1.5O@2.5O; Utah, salmon meats.
1umbos. 36s and 45c. $2.75H3: juIlbO
flats, lis and 12s, &1.1O91l5: ss, SOC;
California, salmon meats, Jumbos. +5c.
S2.25025O
Cranberries Massachusetts, early
blacks Il barrel boxes. &2.SOQ3; 1s-bar-
rel boxes, $1.45@1.5O.
Damsons-New York. h-bushel bas-
kets. $1G1.25.
Grapefruit-Florida boxes, U. 8. No
/, S1.75Q2.25. few higher; U. S. No. 2
&l.5OQ2.
Grapes-Eastern market dull: truck re
ceipts moderate. New York. l2-4dart
climax Concords. L. S. No. /. juice, 35 q
4Oc; 2-quart baskets, concords, U. S No
], tabla l4e; New York cartons contain
ing - 3-QuaTt baskets, Concords. U. S
No. I. table. 11.75@1.sO.
standard 12s, &125@l5O; SIS and IS
Sl@l.2S; Ss, 81; few higher.
oranges-Florida. boxes. U. s. Is
Pears-Truck: New York basheI bas
kete. Bartletts. ungraded. &l@Il5; L. =
L. IN. minimum S1.269L4Oi bushe
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baskets. Seckels, U. s. Is, 1% in. mimi
mum, $15O@175; 1h in. minimum, 81
a 125; ungraded, 4 in. minimum, 500
75c. Rail-New York bushel baskets.
Bartetts, u. S. Is, in, minimum, $1.35
O 1.40; few higher.
mostly 1925: New York, 65Q75c; few
higher.
Negetables-Beans (snappy) Mary
land and Pennsylvania. green, round
stringless, 45QSOc; few higher. per
bushel.
Beets-Nearby. IL &C bunch
crates sl5Om1.75. Long Island, $I4OQ
$50, and New Jersey, 1925.
Brussels Sprouts-Cal, a drums $3.50
@2.75 quart.
Cabbage-Truck: New York and Penn
sylvana. 5O-lb- sacks and busheI baskets.
Danish; 35@4oc; round type, 25@35c.
Rail: New York. so ID. sacks, Danish,
4O@ 45c; round type, - 35c.
Carrots-CalIfornia. western crates
punched. best &3.75@425; poorer, $3.50
q New York, bushel baskets topped,
washed, 65@ 75c; few higher, nearby,
l y a Sc bunch.
Cauliflower-Colorado, pony crates,
!i.S9q a ?. Long Island. standard crates,
Celery-New York. %, washed. all
sizes, best 3l.4om16O; poorer $I.25; 10
inch crates, individually washed and
PRECEDED $-6 doz. sl.5Oq1.75; $40 doz.,
Corn (green)-Nesrby. per doz., sugar,
- Eggplant-Nearby. Il bushel hampers,
Lettucs-Cslifornia crates. iceberg 8
Pooper. Soca $3.50.
The Washington times., 1938-10-03

Lima Beans-Ohio, IL OF. baskets,
$50; Long Island, $2.50QS.
Mushrooms-Maryland and Pennsyl-
vania, qt, baskets, 25 a soc; few higher
globes. U. s. No. /, 95c%$1; Ebenezers,
u. S. No. /, 9O@95c; Idaho, SO lb. sacks
sweet Spanish, U. S. No. l, inch min,
SIPS @135, few higher; 2-S inch, $1.lOQ
lis.
phones, California BEST $2Q2.4O; poorer
$1.6OM1.75.
Peppers-Nearby, u bushel hampers
100 zoe few higher.
Potatoes-New Jersey, 100 ID. sacks
Cobblers, U. 5. No. l, $l@1.05; Mary
land. and Pennsylvania, 100 l5' SACKS
9O@95c: few higher; graded SO@ SSc
U. s. No. /, $2.1O@2.25. ~,
Spinach-Bushel baskets Savoy. New
York, $1@1.25. Nearby one-half bushel
hampers, 75cQ$1. ,,o,
Sweet Potatoes-Eastern shore mary
land, bushel baskets, Goldens, U. >. NO
Is, 75@85c; few higher. Jerseys u
S. No. Is, 75c; few higher; ungraded'
5O@6O: bushel baskets, white vans
U. S. No. Is. 85c@$1; ungraded' 6OV1bc.
Nearby one-half bushel hampers. Jerseys
and Goldens, 25@35c.
Tomatoes-New York, 12-quart 6as
kets 25 q soc; California lugs, U. S. No
Is 6x6 and larger, $1.5O91. 1.75; ripes
$l.25@1.4O. Nearby one-half bushel ham
pers, ripes, best, 3O@40c; few higher
poorer. 15@25c. Gamers stock pei
bushel, field run, $50
Baltimore Eggs-Market STEADY: Near
by ungradsd eggs al: large ixsa sIe coISrs
02s. Prices include commission. Re
| ceipts-Butter, 30 tuba ESSA IAs'
cases.