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The Washington times., 1938-09-14
Baltimore Net Ace
Enters Fall Tourney

Price Colvin, No. l player and
Baltimore champion, and Bill
Breese, Of Pennsylvania, have en-
tered the fall invitation tennis
tournament of the Playground De-
partment to be staged at Reservoir
Courts Saturday.
The visitors will vie with such
aces as Barney Welsh, District
and Middle Atlantic champion,
and Hugh Lynch, District and
Middle Atlantic finalist.
Entries close Friday and may be
made at the Playground Office,
SIS D st. N. W., or by telephoning
National 5000 and asking for the
Playground Department.
The Washington times., 1938-09-14

Here's what Charles F. Holder
says regarding the fishing for
sharks: SHARK fishing Is .
legitimate sport If the partici-
pator will approach the game
fairly, and some Of the most ex-
citing days Of my life have been
passed on the Florida Keys or
at the mouth of the st. Johns
River in the Shad season, where,
alone, I endeavored to master
large sharks; and I can COM
mend the exercise to the man Of
sedentary pursuits.
Well, gentlemen, whether the
shark be game fish or vermin
we'll let you decide. after you've
looked at the $50 pounds Of
fighting fish flesh here pictured,
that took Walt Frederick ~
hours to conquer in the green
waters off Ocean City, Md. And
the battle did not terminate
until the thrashing fish was
brought alongside Of the boat
The Washington times., 1938-09-14
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS:

Selections by Miss RhOda
Christmas for the racing card
at TimOnium today follow:
FIRST RACE-Red Wings,
Regal FrOlic, Home Hunter.
SECOND r BOSley
entry, GnOmnie, Jacamar.
THIRD PrOteuS,
Green Water, Pretty Pal.
FOURTH RACE Perfect
Liar, Lead Please, Miss
Symphony.
FIFTH AC+Match
Point, Celtic Legend, Cast
about.
SIXTH RACE LadOgan,
Justa Giro, Boulder Dam.
SEVENTH RACE-Mrs. M.
p. Watts entry, Justa Pilgrim,
Zippy.
ZIG HTH E-Sun
Sweep, Prince Khayyams
AnjOe.
The Washington times., 1938-09-14

about what unclaimed bundles
bring at a dead letter sale in the
old Post Office Building.
The American League started
its dirty work long before it
came to the crossroads It
cajoled McGraw with its store
clothes and city ways. And in
1901 John, Wilbert and Bill
KeiSter jumped back to Balti-
more, taking along with them
a fellow named Mike Donlin.
The bitter tea of General Yen
was sweetened by a yen for more
sugar.
Frtsch has had some Illus
trious predecessors managing or
trying to manage the st. Louis
mob. Miller Hug0inS, Roger
BresnGhGn, Charles ComiSkey,
Arlie Latham and the great Tim
Hurst all took 1UhGcks at the
team Uhen it laid back all Sum-
mer like q bum in a barber
chair.
The Washington times., 1938-09-14
'KRAUSE, SCORING
ACE At COLLEGE,
TAKES OLD ROLE.
BY FRANK BUCK" ONEILL

The whole towns talking about
Max Krouse, who walked off the
gridiron at Philadelphia into
fame's spot light. He stepped into
the shoes of the will o. the wisp,
Cliff Battles, and found that they
fitted snugly. KrauSe banged his
openings and made his cuts back
with the skill of a man accus-
toned to the business. In his scor-
ing forays he outran the Phnadel-
phia wing backs and safety men.
Why wasn't he used last year, you
ask? Well, there was a chap
named Battles; sure, the chap
whose shoes Krause wears so
nicely today. Someone has to
block for these phantoms Of the
gridiron, and KrauSe was cast IN
the blocker's role.
When Battles took his duties aSI
coach, and injuries smote the Red
skins Smith and Baugh, Ray
Flaherty turned to the swarthyI
KrauSe and said: "You did 1t atI
college, Make. I guess you can dol
1t for the Redskins"
In that pronouncement, the
crafty Flaherty presented the op-
portunity for Krause to transform
himself from just another work
horse Of the field into featured
performer. If you scan the records
you'll find that Krause was one
Of the great backs in all the his
tory Of Gonzaga University.
LED ON COAST
In 1882 he scored SO Of his
teams 1914 points. He led all backs
on the Pacific Coast. He gained
l,044 yards plunging off tackles
and Skirting enemy ends. These
figures do not include his yardage
on runs from forward passes, kick
off returns or gains on intercep-
tionS.
Max was the climax runner Of
Gonzaga in his senior year, and
was elected to the East-West team
for the Shrine benefit game at
San Francisco. It happened that
the West team had a plethora OF
backs and few blockerS.
So Krause was assigned to that
job, and did it so we'll that when
he signed with the Giants In the
league he continued
as a blocking back.
Flaherty drove the Redskins
through gruelling workout yeSter-
day at the Anacostia field, keep
ing them out in the sun for two
hours. The same program Is
scheduled for today.
WORDS ON DEFENSE
Flaherty is driving furiouSly on
pass defense. He was genuinely
alarmed over the inability Of the
men to smash down the aerial at
tack # the Eagles. He had Ell
Justice in the wing back position
yester lay, and the big boy will be
there indefinitely.
Justice is a fullback, and prac-
tically all of his defensive football
has been played backing up the
line. He was tricked out Of posi-.
ton q couple Of times on Sunday.
but that is not likely to happen
again. It won't hapen II hard
work can prevent.
The Brooklyn Dodgers who come
into town on Sunday will have
great hackfield, with Ace Parker,
Beattie Feathers and Jim KilgroW
as a starting trio, but there will be
a lot Of talent on the line includ-
ing Schwa ritz, of California:
BruiSer Kinnard, of Ole Miss, ana !
Leo MUnSky, of Alabama.
The Washington times., 1938-09-14
Last Round
Paddy McGuigGn, Old
Time Boxer, Dies

HARRISON, N. j., Sept. IL
H.N.S.) .).-Patrick D. Paddy"
McGuigan, sports promoter and
boxer who during his ring days
in the Jim COrbett era fought
George Dixon, Joe WalcOtt,
Jack McAuliffe and Kid
Lavigne, died today at the age
Of 70.
A native Of Kentucky, NC
Guigan was a friend Of Teddy
Roosevelt. He turned from
fisticuffs to the stage and took
Jim COrbett's place I'm the play
"After Dark" when the latter
started training for the Bob
FitzsimmOnS fight.
The Washington times., 1938-09-14
Playground Tennis
Champs Get Awards

The Washington Herald and
Times gold medals yesterday were
awarded to Bud Edwards and
Dorothy Kibler, Of Burrough Play
grounds, for winning the mixed
doubles playground tennis cham
pionShip.
The Burroughs pair defeated
Harriet Williams and Bill Robey,
Of Chevy Chase, 6-3. @3. on
the latter courts.
The Washington times., 1938-09-14
Up the Stream 30. vii wilson

Sharks To the average layman the word sends sort
of tingng down the spine that upsets the sys
tenn, and he is ready to shout, Slaughter 'em" for
which he is justified as few stout souls have gone
before the onslaught of these tigers of the but such
are rare indeed Out of the vast number of species
The Washington times., 1938-09-14
Bugs Bder Says:
FriSCh Should Take Rest
By ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

Copyright 1888 International News servH)
NEW YORK. Sept 14-Frankie Frsch is retreating all
along the line today He drops from sixth place to Brooklyn
On the way down he travels through Philadelphia.
Frank did much better St. Louis than his old boss and
bovhood hero John McGraw did, On August 49, 1900 Pat
The Washington times., 1938-09-14

Ok LIll0 S1A SAAO6
inous fish fam
lily, there is only
o small number
yes, you can
count them on
tn e fingers Of
one hand-that
are really and
truly man kill
ers. In the ma
jority of cases
where lives are
taken, the hu-
mans are either
" o u n d e d
or h e ! p e S S.
Seldom do these
kill ers attack
when a person
Is not in dis
tress.
The vast ma
jority of anglers
who have fished
the big waters
take a different
angle from the
m a n Of t h e
street, and, in
stead of looking
upon the shark
clan as q pure
type Of killer,
they take into
c on S / deration
their pow werful
ghting quail
Ties, p u T suing
them under the
calling Of game
gish. In d e e d,
some 70 flowers
Of maritime an
Cling go in ex-
clusively for this
a rm Of t h e
pastime. Th e n
again, there are
o t h er anglers
who brand the
8 h a r k as YER
min, cut t i n g
their lin e S If,
p erch a n C e,
one Of the rapa-
CT Gus erS
comes to hook,
ra t h er than
fight it out with
the water tiger.
The Washington times., 1938-09-14
GOldie Unable
TOHOld Bout
CONTINUED From 1st Sports Page,

CONTINUED From 1st Sports PageJ
program is set for october 3. the
third Monday following, and since
they would be within a week of
one another. it would practically
ruin both cards.
4. He would have to get permis
sion from the D. C. Boxing Board,
and, since the three members OF
the commission are lending their
full support to put the show over,
ft is doubtful whether they would
give him permission to stage the
bout 50 close to the benefit.
PAYOFF PROBLEM
5. The indoor arena is too small
20 put the show on. inasmuch as
Ahearn would have to give both
boys big flats or percentages, with
the scale Of prices. he would take
Q big loss.
So, with O championship match
IN the palm Of his hand, Mr..
Goldie Ahearn Is having his head
aches today
The Washington times., 1938-09-14

P ! t t Sburgh,
and the other
j o hn M c.
Graw, of Bal
t j m O r e.
Neither one
p ! a y e d
e n o u h to
keep the wolf
a W ay from
bh n
stiles.
The Washington times., 1938-09-14

Tebeau resigned as manager OF
the st. Louis team and bought
a saloon in order to be closer
to the ballplayerS.
Before quitting Pat had
signed two ex-managerS for his
outfit. One was Donovan, of
The Washington times., 1938-09-14
Homer Does Trick

Friendship House won from
Chevy Chase Red Sox 8 to S with
Left Fielder Glasso hitting a home
run with the bases full.
The Washington times., 1938-09-14
Advantage
RedUings and BisOns
Win in PLQyOffs

NEWARK, N. j., Sept. 14.-The
Rochester Redwings go into the
second game Of their Governors
Cup series with the Newark Bears
today, with a one-game advantage.
Yesterday they defeated the
Bears, 3 to 2, with a two-run
rally in the twelfth inning.
The fourth-place Buffalo Bisons
have the jump on the second
place Syracuse Chiefs in their
seven-game series, with a / to 0
shutout of the Chiefs recorded
last night. Ken Ash won his fifth
victory out of six starts against
Syracuse this season.
The Washington times., 1938-09-14

o4AA 44VC 'O6 NNACOo WO4S HOAAkC0
into his flat head.
The first fall meeting Of
the Washington Chapter Of
the Izaak Walton League will
he held tonight at 8 o'clock
in the Elixabethan Room Of
the Raleigh Hotel.
If you're interested in a
pure Potomac, and better
fishing conditions here and
elsewhere be ON hand.
Col. Lemuel Eweu informs us
that last week, off Randle Cliffs,
a 600-pound shark was taken in
the nets, where it was lassoed
and towed into port at South
River. The shark measured 8
feet and was on exhibition for
several days. Those taking one
of the biggest sharks to ever
show in nearby waters were
Capt. C. Hubbard, H. Hubbard
c. Harrison, T. Gale. T. Elliott
and A. Gleason
The Washington times., 1938-09-14

B q ltirnore
let McGraW,
Wilbert and
Bill Keister
all 90 f0r
The Washington times., 1938-09-14

and five 80 bullets were pumped
into his flat head.
Evening star., 1938-02-27
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

VIOLIN, complete with new case and bow;
cost $25; sell .S15. Stamps Of ali kinds,
U.s.. y s END d,on%E foreiEn. 1917 Emerson st. NV.
VIOLIN y, AND BOW splendid tone beauti-
Apt. 35. 1424 X st. NV.
WATER COOLER. Twentieth Century; Todd
Wash Loan & trust Bldg. e o0
WAsHERs-Look at these bargains! May
ss s. tub 5 G. EssysDnnts ~siSr sao s ss
e choose from. Priced from $3.50 up,
sd s;,ndaS Ge0Tsia fn IA, aye shep. 3ell' Open
WAsHERs..pemonstra and floor sam
Two G.Es were sss.S5 gS now ssS' HSr ';sa quar- a2
Bendix Home Laundry now so on I'd demonstra rI nsS
sHn ton atJ h,.Es Il Bstemsn sn, Son. a"la R. I.
WAsHEHs syAsIs aismn Msyss b seSu
Harding Co, Inc. 517 10th st. NV.
WASHING MACHINE-SlO95 so Speed
Queen large Monel metal tut: euaran-
Eth St, ogi2H NV coum5ia iuHssi fodoS aSes' '0-4
O. Smith. 41:i II st. ne Line 6o50. '0'
WASHING MACHINES rebuilt like new: l.
year guar; Easy A. B. C.. Apex. ETC.; 25Ge
s14 16th 5 ST. Sur et'e Natonsi sf'tss ssaa center
WEDDING OUTFIT, size 10 ivory; veil
SONS clev. oi51. - N'00
WINDOWS-A very special low price.
Eisinger Mill & Lumber Co., Bethesda. Md.
Wis. 2400-6300.
GAS RANGE BARGAINS. See our ad on
this page. J. S. lie Fevre. Inc.
URNITURE-Attention housewives. ROOM
ing house owners. apartment managersl
Entire stock of Household Furniture Co..
Inc. moved to 31H 9th st. for Quick
sale. Complete line Of bedroom dining
rm. living rm. breakfast room sets
dressers. chest of drawers. studio couches;
plenty OF all size beds springs; cotton. felt
and inner-sprng mattresses and many
odd pieces Of every description. Come in
and be convinced
Evening star., 1938-02-27

POULTRY & EGGS.
BRooDER STOVES ,al: chicken feeders;
cart harness; must sell. Atlantic ss44.
BEACH's lOOfo blood-tested chicks, bred
Reds. n, H: Reds: iarse-type Leshorss:
Mhish-bred high crosses at So per 100; Why
a aks NobsaF Hsdey R des Sosak aa get M the best
Beach. PROD. Ashton II6-F-21.
BABY CHICKS. B; and W. Rocks R. I.
Req Reds NeT bampsh,res ,re Jersey Giants
Samuel A. Carr Rockville. Md Great
Falls rd. Phone 5-F-l2.
PRoDUcTIoN BRED CHICKS 1907
Friday; ali, breeds, ducklings and turkey
poIIs poults IN latest,type electric incubators;
in District Of Columbia and FRINGE @ Georaes os
County, Md; woodburning brooders which
are actually proving dependable and eco
prices on steel brooder houses equipped
with 6rooder stove and feeders: Open every
fvenns ol Gsietery ti Pins c1sed spndays Cap
~ MBECk'S STATE BLOOD.TEsTED CHICKS
- leading breeds headed with r. o. p
cockerels, cSta s. SlO-l09: sexed If desired: Also
s1ss'fd srs, Mt e1fks Ary Md tm del secks Hatch
GRASSY KNOLL CHICKS, .ofdcially pull
1oshm tested, Va certified. ELECTRICALLY
noeSAeu, LcBLIoIHS. barred ana White
weekly Write, tor free literature
Grassy Knoll Poultry Farm a. Hatchery,
Lincolnia. on U. S. %36. Route 3. Alex.
AYRLAWN CHICKS-We are now prepared
to cffer as fine chicks as money can buy
IN Barred Rock ana White Leghorns. pro-
ouced and patched under the most modern
and scientific breeding. We are Maryland's
foremost breeding. establishment under
tne SUPERVISION OF the University OF Mary
land. Every male bird IN our flock has
an a. a. ofMticiat n pedigree record; rated Mary
land-U. s, Certified Mary.and-U S.
Poilorum clean. Now taxing orders for
these hish,ciass chicks in both certified
and r. o. breeding Prices and
pamphlet on request Ayrlawn Farms
Bethesda Nd
BR0ODERS bargain. All sizes Starting
ana tniSnlng batteries. Davidson. APO Ist
st. Riverdale Md
Custom Matching & Baby Chicks.
l make specially Of Matching your eggs
for YOU.
j. D. FERGUSON,
Rockville Md phona Kensi,otop 1oSJ
Evening star., 1938-02-27
FARM AND GARDEN.
(Continued.)
SPECIAL SALE
GIADIOIA RIJI,RS
POULTRY & EGGS.

Week ending March s.. 10 bulbs. each Of
10 colors. all labeled. only 50; 5 each. 81.
Wildwood Garden, Bowie. Md. i"
Evening star., 1938-02-27
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK

- ntAD Or HORSES. good workers; one
2l09 Fairlawn ave Sc.
AUCTION, March 30 Belgian mares in
loai: $ TO 8 years; l5 work horses, Is
Ts TsSrk mules: 10 Belgian colts. 3 to years.
including Sunday Poplar Neck Stock Farm,
P F. Tlppett, mgr, Cheltenham. Md.
10 HEAD MARES AND HORSES. some in
peyten Baenssr mss Hex a s0lo 4ss 5io
Telegraph road Alexandria. Va
MARE farm broken. work single or dou-
Die; sound weighs about 900 pounds;
trade; l fresh Guernsey COW; first ST. calf II,
= two-horse cultivators. > two-horse har-
rows. l one-horse cultivator. > one horse
ploWs' lot or harness, saddle and bride
Fellows HEsf Hail. Fas Ehse ch14ss h0qss opposite Odd
Spby bhRGE Sc EARN ptb y. HORSES 4sasa fine mules
city or. country See at rear re- of Of eo7 9 G ST. st.
NV. after Il noon week days
MGToRIz1NG; M gsEz Z must sell at once large
~9nk n fos par pair Of a5se
Cheap horses and and mufes; fss harness maieS and nd
stable. rear Of 1856 10th st. Sc, III IL blocks bloc
from P2. ave. IL
SHEEP one or dozen; two rams ST.
eaSn; Goin;s. lamps, Dps sboatS reasonable Just past
white house on hilI on St south th'shdeo side NJ I j.
Waple: jr.. or phone Geo. 500.
EbGHT ebca1 IdeI IaoRsEs 81 s.A AND MARES / mule
PONY AND . COWS. soon fresh Victor
5. Myers. University lane, College Park. Md
LADY will sell reasonably, for cash, team
OF fine all-around. chunky-built mares,
one on odd morse cultivate single; milking
rsnn1 rtemshs p,vs4d. $40 cleyeand ave near Har-
GHERNsEX Gi}EsT. sao COW fresh: and an calf; good
Church. va Va. u L. o'"shi' west falls
: sHoATs,, IS pounds. at $3.50; 5 pigs
10 weeks old; s.; : small pigs at $50
Atlantic 4l.3. Sunday only.
WORK HORSES for, sale. Victor S. Myers
FINE LOT OF CHESTER WHITE PIGS s
weeks old. weaned and ready to &C. S6
each. Choice bred gifts and Service boars'
AyrlaWn Farms. Bethesda. Md
FOUR ,i,5oo-pound good Young farm
on telegraph rd ''''' - f''e"'
HORSES FOR SALE chestnut eeldines.
Ride or drive. Also light work. Wise.
BELGIUM GELDING 8 yrs old roam
oysF sns place GOO saa saas. beauty Fast and work
tn;; ~ YOU ,ss xant ! really good sure-footed
1850 and priced, at $3.50. 0N'
FsWn ossss she 81 not IS bother Srs os
is 3,saited and weighs about loo Has
Hle had aod pss.r lot Of people and her
pionship at Madison SQUARE Garden. If
you can ahord to spend 5000 for the
R5sas9rs ton s OF or owning ming. ne horse call Ash
Spring. Nd. 'oi' 9aho'
Evening star., 1938-02-27
EXCEPTIONALLY FINE
USED BOATS.

lift. Century cupboard hydro S1dn
plane; 16-hp. johnson motor
1otls 1n,;t Thompson r;,e ne luxe luxe runa- $3.50
14-lt. 6-in. Hedges inboard hy-
droplane; 62-n.p. Gray blue $250
streak motor: 80 m.p.h ~oS
ssstt. :a, cruiser ssa,aI sleeps A.; standard $500
26ctt ,.d Richardson si, Lit Little Giant $3.50
Aft. W. H. Hand designed, double
CABIN lnclosed deckhouse
cruiser; i;ss ,oGi two lo6-hD: chrSsier $4,000
3S-ft Matthews double cabin.
open deckhouSe cruiser; I25- 81 500
h.p Kermath motor ~'o'
siossd dsekhoSSs cruiser; two $4,000
46.ft.. Humphreys double cabin
,l,.l oamminss s !, peisel sntl motor, oD- $4,000
o4ft crates twin Hn screw esRtf Deise1 nlls Yacht
A:Iss Dei,si s.l motors; Very low $4,000
21-f sailboat dead-rise hull with
cabin; Sl2-h.p. johnson mo- 5000
sS;ft. Crosby aux. yawl; 30 $1,5O0
Many Others. Now Is the Time to Buy or
List Your Boat for Sale.
B. c. BARNES,
Yacht Broker,
nm s.-- o.,o
Evening star., 1938-02-27
GOLD-DIAMONDs

COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.
PA. HARD COAL-Stove chestnut. SlI.
pea, $40: buckwheat. SIS. Carl Coal Co.
Lincoln 2544. Eve. Randolph 30l5
WOOD, seasoned oak $3.50 cord; S5 !,
cord stored; prompt delivery. Donald
Hobbs. phone Ashton 1"SF-ll.
WOOD. oak or mixed. 12S Gu IT. cord:
~ sawed delivered. Rollins. Atlantic
OAK WOOD. thoroughly seasoned all
leneths. 50 cord; quality and quantity;
prompt service. Guy Brown. phone Ash
ton 20-F-l4. Brinklow. Md
"a HARD COAL, from mines, TO bin;
stove. chestnut, S10.5U buckwheat, Ss
Day or evenings Adams O359
SEASONED oak frewood, cord. Ss; kin
dling. ) bu.. 81; loose hay. $40 ton
paled straw, $500 ton. Ashton 2sM
CORDWOOD. seasoned oak and pine. any
lengths 81 per cord free Storage
Stephenson. Capitol Heights 274
THOROUGHLY SEASONED OAK. cherry,
pine. maple: any size desired: 81 full cord.
Sl3 two cords. Phone Randolph 43O1. 3.
Evening star., 1938-02-27

MONTH OF FLOoRINGS-On display at
our office at all times. For this week very
special low price will be on lx3-in B L. B
flr foorine at S5 per hundred board feet
This flooring is recommended for all out :
SIDE porch flooring and inside floors.
Wis oaOO.spOp 49,
Evening star., 1938-02-27

1908 RHODE ISLAND AVE N.W.-Gen-
liemen or married couple; attractive room.
ggIiHate ggate pain with shower: also single or
Reasonable
Evening star., 1938-02-27

ELEC. MOTORS all sizes, up to / h.p.;
a. C.; So up. 719 H st. NV.
ELECTRIC RANGE. used; sold for Sl49.5O.
Will sell for $40: 4-burner porcelain
Also L. H. 3-burner, apt size, $40
s22 Georgia. ave. Shep. 36ll. Open
sunday 10 till 3
Evening star., 1938-02-27

MIMEOGRAPH, Edison-Dick 7SA. auto
matic feed and, stop; cost $50: steel
stand. So. excellent; both $3.50. P o.
Box 5I4S. D. c.
Evening star., 1938-02-27

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, 1853 New Hamn-
Snlre ave. nw.-Laree front room, twin
oeos lnner-Sprlne mattresses shower: rea-
] sonable. Metropolitan :I1S" Sss
Evening star., 1938-02-27

OIL BURNER new late model sun type,
| never installed. Replace your old burner
now for S75; installation optional We
also take your old burner in trade on late
model gun type installations. See me be-
elusive burner repair shop in Wash
cannes Elect. Co, No. 13 H st. NV j
Evening star., 1938-02-27

M1CROPHONES-W E. R. c. A.. Jenkins
Adair, amplifiers. speakers P. A. equip
ment, portable and stationary: suitable
small ball or largest auditorium; bareains
Store ION Il ct N " - ~
Evening star., 1938-02-27

MONROE. CALCULATOR. perfect; Todd S
Blausteln's. 144S Park I'd. Apt. :. Col.
Evening star., 1938-02-27

FR1GIDAIRES-Bare prices on new
1887 model Frigidaires. with Meter-M -Mizer;
ar,o,s also many s rebuilt at exceptlonally low
TODD authorized sales and service agent
341S R. I. ave ne Phone Greenwood
1901 Open till pm
Evening star., 1938-02-27
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

RADIOS TRADED-$5 to $40 allowance
| for your old radio on any new 1888 Emer-
| son in stock. APEX Elec. Co.. 7O9 9th St.
| NV at G.
Evening star., 1938-02-27

OIL ,BuRNERsIsave $4,000 hard cash
Minneapolis controls, to sis eal' capacity. .ci
$500. delivered D c. Tank. installation
ana service by your local installation or
Luel dealer Hundreds Home" oil burners
heating D. C. residences satisfactorily over
Iour years Write or wire Home Oil Burner
Evening star., 1938-02-27

i44S MONROE ST. NV Large, nicely
htuinIsheo room; next to bath. private
Evening star., 1938-02-27

DRESSER AND BED walnut, like new
with spring and mattress: 3 occasional
tableS and mirror. West LOO.
Evening star., 1938-02-27

FULL DRESS SUIT. excellent condition: !
SIZE 30. l size 81: SO each. including
snifds Snad , SIZE j.: gray suit: size g. 81 SO
Evening star., 1938-02-27

ELECTRIC MECHANICAL HORSE. rowing
machine, pneumatic adjustment: belt ex-
erclSer. nearly new: also glass wall cases
and beauty parlor equipment second hand,
good condition reas. Apply Mr.. Georges,
1921 Conn ave
Evening star., 1938-02-27

MOTORS, MOTORS. c-d.c, 1-4O to 100
MP, Tor all purposes; eXch., repair rewind.
bearings, brushes; guar. Carly. 1908 14th.
MOTORS. MOTORS a. cd. c.. LAO to 100
n p. for all purposes: exch. repair rewind,
Evening star., 1938-02-27

DOOR. FRENCH-SPEcIAL, WITH THIS
COUPON. MONDAY ONLY. S5SS. Beau
ttity your home! NEW. finest quality Is
clear soft Ponderosa pine. with clear glass
Sizes 3oxso" and 32XSO". las" thick Ali
other sizes reduced Monday We recon-
mend carpenters Free delivery Phone
orders. Atlantic 400. Tear out coupon now!
HECHINGER co 1-STOR ES-I
Evening star., 1938-02-27

DRESSING TABLE and child's chfforobe;
Ivory. with glass top; hall mirror, }139
Military I'd. NV Cleveland 4aaS
Evening star., 1938-02-27

| PA1NTs-High-srad house paint, 81 .s5
gal; turpentine soc, gal. .shelac 81 ."5
brushes. S3i5: good floor enamel 81 g5
gal, brush free: no-rub floor wax 4ac at !:
2oit. stspiadders. 81 10 each book stands.
&c -. so covered ironing boards. Sl15:
white toilet seats. 81 .95; save money en-
WlndoW glass and hardware; get our prices
Moore HARDWARE Paint Co.. 1919 7th
Evening star., 1938-02-27

MAPLE LIVING ROOM FURNITURE. rea-
Sonable. 500 Conn. ave. NV. Apt. g.
MAPLE POSTER BED. complete, practi-
cally new. :,eS Farragut NV
Evening star., 1938-02-27

CONN. AVE. near Chevy Chase Circle
Double or single rooms, twin beds sittine
room automatic heat. hot water unlimited
Evening star., 1938-02-27

ELECTRIC sewing machine: radio. de- >
&C. motors, Eureka vacuum cleaner. a06
Evening star., 1938-02-27

sewer machine, with attachments, $50;
nne chlforobe, Sl2; indestruct $50 ward
robe trunk. Sl5 Mlller,s. 26oo l4th n "
Evening star., 1938-02-27

ELECTRIC WESTINGHOUSE COOKER and
glass cooking utensils Never been used
An stlll sealed in orieinal containers. Must
SaCrlflce. Decatur k.,Nl An. Nln
Evening star., 1938-02-27

CLEVELAND PARK. 1924 NeWark ST NV
Corner rooms, in detached residence
available iHbl TO bus line; S25 month. Emerson
Evening star., 1938-02-27

DUPONT CIRCLE. 1902 Conn ave
Cheerful single and a lovely large double
or triple rm. at prices that will happily
Decatur 536S Dupont Q4O4