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Is white with blue lines. The floor ID
painted a rich deep red with = COM
pass design in the middle At the
window there are white Venetian
blinds with blue tapes and draperies
OF blue glazed chintz with q sailboat
pattern.
Bed, bookcase and desk are white
and the chest of drawers is white with
blue top and brass anchor drawer
pulls. The white desk chair has q
blue imitation leather seat and the
CLUB chair Is covered in blue leather.
A lamp for the bedside table L. made
OF brass ships bell. The bedspread
has nautical motifs done In blue, red
and white candlewicking.
Evening star., 1938-03-26

chimney liner is practically a perna-
nent proposition. and will save your
chimney from a lot Of difficulties
caused by moisture and other products
resulting from the burning Of gas.
II you would like to have some book
lets sent to you which will give you
the name OF the manufacturer and
the local source OF supply for the prod
ucts mentioned In Home Moderniza-
ton. send . stamped. self-addressed
envelope to lawrence Crolius, 81 East
sixty-seventh street. New York, N. Y.
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3

64 inches deep. Five glass shelves
are included with both of these cabi-
nets, and because Of Its handsome
chromium-plated frame on the larger
model and the attractively decorated
steel door on the smaller one, you will
f1nd that they are extremely flne-
looking pieces Of household equipment
doing very worthwhile task.
HAVE you been looking for some
kind Of a device which will lower
the operating cost of your gas heating
plant? OF course. spring is here now
and you are probably eager to forget
the trials and tribulations of the past
winter, but this is as good time as
any to tell you about the newest device
Evening star., 1938-03-26
Metal Corners for Plaster

Installing metal corner beads over
all exposed corners or edges Of a
room before plastering it provides pro-
lection against the plaster becoming
Clipped or broken along the edges
when it is accidentally hit by a broom
handle, piece of furniture, or other
hard object.
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BOYS NAUTICAL ROOM
Blue Dominates-Draperies With

Blue Observation-Disclosures With
Sailboat Pattern.
For the boy interested in boats,
Edgar Harrison Wileman has de-
signed . room furnished with Q de-
cidedly nautical flavor. Blue domi-
mates the room-the walls medium
blue, the ceiling very pale blue. The
knotty pine paneling on one wall is
also painted blue and there are mar
row vertical strips painted white
against the paneling. The woodwork
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which is now, available to make your
plant run a bit more economically.
The little unit consists of welded
steel extractor which Is placed in
the flue Of the gas furnace just before
it goes into the chimney OF the house.
The outfit has cleverly designed set
Of chambers through which the flue
Evening star., 1938-03-26

The l7th century George Inn, near
London Bridge. mentioned by Dickens
and visited by many Americans, Is to
be completely renovated,
Evening star., 1938-03-26

Indians of Kingcome Inlet, British
Columbia, will unvel on May IL one
Of the finest totem poles ever carved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-09-24
Winning Contract

BY THE FOUR ACES.
tDavid purnstine. Merwfn D. Maier.
Oswald Jaeoby. Howard 6chenken
worlds leading team Of four. inventors
Of the system that has beaten every
other system in exiStence.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-09-24

EORTY-FOUR years after George
Washington died the Washington
National Monument Association was
formed to erect . memorial to him.
Thirty lone years passed; the monu-
ment was up 174 feet Authorities de-
cided to change the design to its pres
ent shape
Things proceeded irregularly with
the work until 1885. when a band of
Know Nothings' broke into the Of
fices Of the association and stole the
records.
For four years the Know Nothings
held the records and tried to continue
the work; the general public, how
ever, ignored their pleas for help.
Finally, in 1889, an act of Congress
incorporated the association with its
original members. ending the strange
theft. The shaft was completed In
lSSS-the tallest stone structure In
the world.
Birds Breathing.
Through peculiar skelatal struc-
ture birds are able to increase the
efficiency of their respiration with the
tapping Of their wings. which aids in
expanding and contracting the chest
cavity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-09-24

Let's analyze Souths hand: It in
cludes fair number Of high cards and
Is actually strong enough to warrant
an opening bid. But there Is a vast
difference between opening on . hand
Of this type and overcalling At the
range Of two South's heart suit is
extremely weak, and his three spades
to the jack are no asset. Rather than
overcall we would much prefer q take
out double. But the best bid is to pass
and await developments.
Souths two-heart overcall did not
Immediately receive It's just due. West
and North passed. but East, loath to
give up his fine hand without 4
struggle. doubled. Actually this double
is informative. although East would
have liked to make 1t for business.
When West responds with three clubs,
North continued to three hearts. After
all. he had passed his partners pre-
vious bid and his hand was certainly
worth one raise. And now East had
achieved the desired result-he was
able to double for business.
Three rounds OF spades were played
East then cashed his king of clubs and
played a fourth spade South ruf1ed
with the Jack. but he was then forced
to lose three trump tricks for a sub
stantial 500-point penalty. These 500
points were entirely a gift. Had South
passed, East would have played the
hand at one spade and probably been
set.
(copyrisht, 1889
Evening star., 1938-12-06
crawl through too small a no

crawl through too small hole
when fox chased me, and I'm
caught"
why, certainly" said Hulda She
tugged and pushed, and slipped on
the ice until she cut her cold. little
feet. But she freed the ermine. He
gave his paws several anxious licks,
and then he sat up on his hind legs
and said, My gracious! I didn't
realize it, but you must be freezing.
We have something for you. Wait
minute" He Whisked off and
Hulda saw his little black tipped tail
disappear down a hole in the
ground. In twinkling the whole
family of ermine followed him out
carrying load of ermine skins.
Her friend sat up again on his
hind legs and said, You must have
these. Well make you suit in
minute. My wife is very fine seam
stress" So Mrs. Ermine sat down,
pulled a tiny gold needle from her
apron pocket and fell to work. AL
most as quickly as it takes to tell,
Hulda had warm, soft fur coat and
cap and leggings.
"Oh, thank you, thank you," she
said. Il was so cold"
And please said the little lady
ermlne who had been sewing,
won't you take this needle? It's
magic one my great-grandmothe
found in the woods years ago. 1t
can sew anything"
But, but" stammered Huda,
feeling that she shouldn't take any
thing so valuable. But she saw how
anXiously the lady ermine held out
the needle. So she pinned it firmly
in the front of her white dress and
curtsied.
Now" she said, "I must 90 rap
on Santa's door. But do come to see
me-"
"Oh, we will said the ermine.
But be very careful. Never 90 out
alone in the dark of the moon. We
have feeling there is an angry
Queen somewhere who wants to
hurt you"
"A Queen?" said Hulda. Il don't
believe I know any Queens" You
see, she had completely forgotten
her stepmother, just as the fairies
had planned. You remember the,
had given her magic blueberry 10
make her forget her home so she
wouldn't be lonesome.
Tomorrow: The TouShop
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RUGS-RUGS.

OAK WOOD seasoned. $40 per cord deliv-
cred and stored Call J. S. Buck. Jackson
"n"n.
HAVE cheerful blazne fire in the fire.
place with seasoned oak and h ckorv SO
cord stored. Pierson Sandy Spring. Nj
Fhono Ashton IS"
FIREPLACE WOOD-Oak dry any length
$40 cord: prompt delivery; exclusive dealer.
District 1915
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Chapter Two
THE MAGIC NEEDLE.

A<ALA1DAIAI'
Just this side of Toyland the wind
fairies dropped softly down through
Santa's big forest of Christmas
trees to the ground. Hulda felt her
stockinged feet touch the snow.
10000 she shivered. Its cold"
Then she added bravely, so she
wouldn't hurt the fairies feelings,
''it's. lovely and cold"
Now" said one of the fairies,
there's Santa's Toyshop.' She
pointed across the snowy fields to
a long, rambling building with
rolling roof. The windows were
wide and hung with festoons of
holly. Smoke rose from the big
chimneys. All around were snow
covered hills dotted with clumps of
pine trees. Hulda looked But she
seemed worried. She said. What
about my father the King?"
! Don't worry about him. said the
&airAeI. You will find him some day.
kndsto make you more happy while
~ wait, eat this blueberry"
Aulda took blueberry the fairy
Held out and popped it between her
red lips. 1t tasted good and she
smiled. Then the fairy said, Now,
what is your name?"
why, Hulda,' said the Princess.
"And where did you come from?"
"Why, a-a-a-" hesitated Hulda.
II didn't come from anywhere. I'm
here to live at the Toyshop." The
fairies smiled. You see, they had
given her the blueberry of forget
fulness so she wouldn't remember
her father and weep alone at night.
Now we must be Off" said the
fairies, but We'll be back. Hurry
to the Toyshop or you'll catch cold
In the snow. "Good-by." They flew
up through the air and into the
clouds. Hulda watched them until
she could see them no more. Then
she started to step carefully over
the ice and snow The wind whis-
tied through her white dress and
her long, yellow curls. She slipped
and caught herself on a fallen log.
And what do you suppose she saw?
A tiny, frightened ermine. tugging
and tugging to get free. His back
paws were caught under the log.
please help" he said Il tried to
Evening star., 1938-12-06
THE MAURY,
THE VIVIAN,
"2O29 F. ;

1928 G st NV 100 rooms. modernisticly
furnished. inner-sprine mattresses hotel
service single $3.50 I'D doubles 50 week
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Thieves Steel All Left Shoes

CHICAGO (P).-Thieves broke into
the automobile of Nathan Glazer,
Cleveland salesmans and stole four
cases of sample shoes.
They had their choice of mems
work shoes, women's gold and silver
slippers and sports boots. But-and
this is the pinch-all of the shoes
were for the left foot.
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Jolly Polly
BY ALLEY.
A Little Chat on English
BY JOS. J. FRISCH.

M. H. K.-"Work his visions into
realities is the correct form, not
into realities" Realty means real
estate or property; a piece of real
property. Reality means that which
has objective existence. and is not
merely an idea or a vision.
Send a self-addressed, stamped
envelope for the leaflet Business
English
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HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK good. general housework live in;
muSl have reference: experienced in Jew
ish homeife. Call Emerson 63OG.
G1RL as mothers helper and general
hou@e WORK: 81 week Call Dupont 5151
HOUSEkEEPER. white. unencumbered
settled, 40 care OF child q h w live in
Permanent home. Box 403-E, Star.
MAID. colo.ed, for general housework: live
In: city references. 25l5 Woodley pl. NV
WOMAN coorcd. to care for home and
new babv Mus; live In State aer refer
enceS and qualifications Box a4-D. Star
WOMAN. white. interested in a good home,
small salary. III exchange for housekeep
ing. Georgia :}13J after pm.
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RUGS. Oriental; Christmas special !, price
Scatter sizes $50 10 Sol Armenian
Oriental Rug Co.. 2409 18th st. NV. Open
to S.3G pm
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THE STORY so FAR: Hulda. little
yellow haired princess. is unhappy with
her stepmother. the Queen. So the fairies
carry her TO Santa's Toyland. .
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.
STENOGRAPHERS. typists. bookkeepers. ac-
countants. male and female; FREE regis
tration; openings hourly BOYD SERVICE,
1888 F st.
ENGINEER-DFTSMN. M! 6; E:
experience, architectural and mechanical
real estate development. Salary 5000.
SEC'TY-STENO. o. 5s -, Age Il to
greet callers; perm: good salary
STENO FD Local experience, techni-
~ AANO cal dictation: under 80; SAL
CTENO tF) Small loan or finance
company experience pref:
age 21 to 81: perm; good salary
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1911 G ST. NV.
DOMESTIC.
RELIABLE AGENCY, Dec 1851, 14O2 llth.
has cooks. maids. nurses. houseworkers,
part time day workers, couples, housemen.
-
DICKERsONs AGENCY. 2O34Ha ca. ave.
Decatur 2421. furnishes cooks. maids,
ghw, porters housemen. dishwashers.
20 YOU NEED WORK or WoRKERs3 We
have both. National Capital Bureau En-
ployment, Decatur $3.50,
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ld49 NEWTON ST. NW.-s!ngle room
with screened porch end floor next bath:
plenty heat hot-water: all conven!cucc-: ::
block cars, 9th s.. bus. COLUMBIA 1ul9.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT exp; tax and financial
good work; charses reas. Col. 2s72-J. 15'
hASG2uNTaMT ASSAY banEs book
tax work; city references Randolph 3131.
ence, desires work. Call Richmond, Co
lumbia fOs5-J So
5S31 g.
BOOkKEEPER. thoroughly experienced ac-
eountahney ntih education age @ :'G desires. re-
coy BOY Is hieh-sehool taraduats, ambitious
carr el refs Wis. 1' ATTY G5nS with 'he Du0'e'
BUILDING SUPERVISOR or manager Is
wears construction and buildins admins
trstion >cxperience wishes position in this
ences Box 3a3-E. Star
CARPENTER, flrst-class: all kinds of gem
e:2i repair work; sober and dependable.
COOK, colored man, exp age 35, sober
eiean fast worker. Bill johnson, phone
Dupont 1:'ii
FATHER AND TWO SONS want farm work
Or dHiry work N or around WASHINGTON.
Star 8.
GROCERY MAN mfg food. drug<tcre ex-
Deoa arss ca1 b,oI speak,
i@s7 or write 3I5 So wash.reN.toEnH N.tEH't,.Hii@ F.vdi@
Alex 81
MAN young. ccloreI wants evening Job:
sood reference. Call Dccatur 4igl-W from
II to ] | pm.
MAN wants work as carpenters hn'per or
work OF any Kind. Call Dupont 1545
NAN young. coored. wishes work OF any
kind; good worker. 1881 sth ST. NV
SERVICE MAN Frisidaire and Ke,vinator
10 years experience; also en- electrical
appliance work. viii exchange my service
"A hours day. for first-class furnished
Apartment. Box :'s4-E. Star -
SFENOGRAPHER-T -TYPIST graduate ST.
Patrlck's Secretarial School. SIS week;
efficient. Potomac 31a9-W 6'
WE HAVE SEVERAL young men, Is to %
now attending school two nights each week
seeking employment TO help defray living
expenses Any employment will be ap-
nrcciated Phone or write Mr.. Price, 1852
lfta st. NV Met. 2Ss2.
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FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT deserted stray or lost
animals to the Animal Protective Assocla-
tion. 5000 Wheeler I'd Sc. All. 7l4@
SEALYHAM. male .tGRIEVING BADLY;
collar with bell; vic Glcoe rd. ana Ike
hwy, Arlington. Va 4,53 North goth ST..
Arlineton loff Glebe rdD
SWEATER. partly-knit. with needles and
yarn; near 14th and Spring rd. NV.
Georcia 1860
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

GIRL. colored, wants Job in BEAUTY parlor
wears experience. Dupont @307
NURSE. German trained for infant: years
OF exp; or vii, take charge OF home. disti-
nan: best local RE-. Col. SF35. @ssFF-
NURSE, practical. care semi-invalid COM
panion: day duty; best ref. 1871 Col. rd.
NV ApL. Al Adams 65sa-W.
PRACTICAL NURSE settled. will aAlst
lght duties: reasonable. Write Miss Ethel
Colvin. 1443 Monroe 81. NV Ca
SEC'Y-STENO., IL yrs experience lesa!
and corporation secretarialb, age 30. Mrs.
O Neal. Adams 31g5-W So
STENO -TYPIST. age 10, wants permanent
work: gen Office exp; SIS per week Geor-
ala 1913. g.
WOMAN. INTELLIGENT settled. refined. wishes
housekeeping for employed couple or COM
panion nurse for elderly woman. Call Du-
pont 4631
WOMAN middleaged white. will MANAGE.
care for roomine house for room and small
salary. Met. 5s6l
YOUNG LADY. 10. desires work as book
Keeper. typist or general Office clerk. small
salary; refs Wisconsin 4511-J
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Single roonS from $50 so no, double,
S35 so; weekly rates begin at 81 80; inner
spring mattresses your mail and phone
MESSAGES attended to: fun 24-hour service:
rio yourself of housekeeping worries and
WALK 10 WOrk
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TYPEWRITERS-Ame Tyoewrite- Co
E.tao - years Open eve All makes Sales
rents repairs Large number of cheap ma
chimes married down for immediate sale
SIS Up l43l East CAPITOL St Line GGS2
Evening star., 1938-12-06

ALTURAS, 1909 10Th 81 n.w.-Conlfort
able rms. nr showers freproof BLDG :.
daily maid serv: 21-hr elev.. 81 VIZ rp
Evening star., 1938-12-06

| PRIME hARI, 1901 k St.-Attrac.. Clee n.
airy rms 24-hr switchboard hotel serv.
ice; single. S515 up; double $40 I'D
Evening star., 1938-12-06

RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT - Counter
stools steam table dishes. tables and
chairs: practically new. :,lo6 Nichols
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BUSINESS oPPoRTUkITIEs.

RESTAURANT. next to theater Rent. S105
with apartment; S4O0 weekly; beer; $1,000
down. 9O7 Tower Bldg.
WILL SACRIFICE my grocery and meat
market; cheap rent: $500 weekly business.
1893 3rd st NV lIs
BEAUTY SHOP (colored): booths, ali
rented; apt. rear; low rent; well known;
$500 Box 3s0-E Star.
RESTAURANT AND DEL-Fine NV. loca-
tion: rent. $3.50: well estab.: doing $500
wkiy.; down payment. $4,000. Capital Ad-
tustiny q Finance Co.. Suite pO1. Tower
Bldg. Met. 4s13
LIQUOR STORF. next to theater: does
1000 wkly.; heavily stocked; long lease
Sl4 800: good profits. Bob Holander,
Suite 9O7. Tower Bldg.
BOOMING HOUSE Mass. ave, near Scott
Circle: will sell for $500
R. M. De Shazo. 1923 14th NV. Natl. $500.
Evening star., 1938-12-06

WATCH tGruen). white gold platinum
bracelet bet. wilkins Bldg and Wood
ward d Lothrop's. Sat. Reward. Adams
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LOST.

BILLFOLD, brown. Arthur Manuel, jr,'
engraved; contained license. money. etc.
reward. North 061O. after g pm.
BLACK PURSE in cab between Univer-
sity Club and Union Station containing
money keys: $50 reward Return to Uni
versity Club. 1135 18th st. NV. 6'
BOND. Washington properties, non-ne-
gotiable. registered form. $4,000 par value
Call District 306O Reward.
BROWN PORTFOLIO, initialed "E 8. C."
Return to Auto Credit Co.. 905 N Y. ave-,
and receive liberal reward.
BULOVA. 21-jewel gentleman's watch and
chain with war medal attached Name
engraved on back of medal! Liberal re-
ward. Return Cairo Hotel. Room sO3. s.
CAT, grey tabby. female, lost on 18th
St, 5000 block; reward. Phone Silver
Spring Police Station. g.
CHESAPEAKE BAY RETRIEVER, black
male wearing tag No 2273 Reward RAN
dolph 2s2O. 71O Rittenhouse st. NV
CIGAR LIGHTER gold. between 18th and
l1th st. nv. on Z st.. initials. *. o. H."
Call Met. 6243. Reward. q
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LOST.
(COntinued.)
ECKER SPANIEL. male. red white breast

COCKER SPANIEL. male. red white breast
and feet. Reward Wis. 7164.W
MARQUIsITE PIN, "E. A. NJ" Phone
National 44g8. am. to 8 pm.
PIN old fashioned. .sold. set with pearls
Monday: reward. Georgia 20O7.
eoC;k.EIsooK; Friday mornins; between
ave. and east bound bus at Mckinley st.
Reward. Woodley s43e.
SWEATER (white). half finished. vicinity
I2th and NV. or l4th and Spring rd.
nv Please call Georsia 3s19
WALLET containing drivers permit and
valuable papers: downtown. vicinity 9th
peake st. NV. Woodley O363
WATCH !Gruenl. white gold platinum
bracelet bet wilkins BLDG and Wood
ward Il Lothrop's. Sat. Reward. Adams
WATCH, lady's Bulova, white gold We'd
bet. 4-5, on Bureau Of Engraving car. or
Agricultural bldg. Lin. 523S-J.
WRIST WATCH. white gold. engraved
'E. M, W. Reward. Greenwood 2670-R.
WRIST WATCH Iady's, white gold. dia-
mond on each end black strap. vic. l2tn,
18th. N. Y. ave. Reward. Line. 62S1-J.
WRIST WATCH, Grucn, white gold, plati-
mum bracelet, between 18th and You and
Stansbury Lodpe Reward. North 1lS9-W.
Wnsm wATcH l. sahtE ssa Esn mona
Park and Spring rd. reward Columbia
:isSs
WRIST. WATCH. Hamilton, yellow gold. on
F. St. bet. 10th and 18th: reward. Call
METROPOLITAN $500.
Evening star., 1938-12-06

WALLET containing drivers permit and
valuable papers: downtown. vicinity 9th
St: reward. Eppa Compton. 4O17 Chesa-
Evening star., 1938-12-06
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

INCREASE Your INCoME-Beginners and
Finishing courses in Stenography. .Typins.
Accountancy Bookkeeping. Calculating Ma
chines-ALL Kinds. Civil Service. Start
this week. Inquire Natl. 234O. BOYD
Evening star., 1938-12-06
BEAUTY PARLoRS

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT safely reduced: won.
derfu French method used. Dr.. Della
Ledendecker. 1925 o st. NV. Mich. 1120
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clean front single rm.. $3.50 vkiy.; also
single nm. nr. bath 81 e.
140l EMERSON ST NW-Modern de-
tached home. ami; quiet ne1ghborhood,
reasonable
Evening star., 1938-12-06
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

HYATTSVILLE 13 Banner st.-Furn. dou-
BILE rm.. new twin beds: grill privilege: also
single rm.. pvt bath and entrance unlm.
phone: c.h.w.: in practically new brick
home Greenwood 2S43.
optional GAL N. Highland St
extraordinarily furnished room In nev
home, 2 In family: gas heat: gentleman
preferred. Wis. 6406-W.
Evening star., 1938-12-06

SWEATER (white). hall. finished. vicinity
18th and F NV. or 14th and Spring rd
NV Please Call Georgia 1913
Evening star., 1938-12-06

WATCH. lady's Bulova, white gold, We'd
bet. 4-5, on Bureau Of Engraving car. or
Agricultural bldg. Lin. 523S-J.
Evening star., 1938-12-06

BELOW DUPONT CIRCLE 1871 Jefferson
pl. NV, bet. M and N a. 18th and Conn.
Spacious studio room. fireplace, dress
ing alcove. large closet; S32 also uu-
usually attractive basement room modern
iStlc effect: Nenetian hLindS. 600
Evening star., 1938-12-06

THE WESTMINSTER 1907 18th NV
Warm. comfort rms with running water:
singles. 81 50 up doubles Sc I'D. with bath.
-: plenty hot water shower; elevator
Large Groom basement apt. III 3
DUPONT CIRCLE 1907 18Th. st NV
Studio room open fireplace adj. bath INST.
hot water unlimited DhOre fs
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ADLEA KENNELS.
FARM AND GARDEN.

COW MANURE. well rotted, guaranteed
delivered loads and bags. on the place.
Waters. Wisconsin 4195
WANTED-BID on approximately 90
tons Of well-rotted manure to be hauled
by purchaser. Call Shepherd 1915
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ROOMS FUR. & UkFUR.
ROOMS WANTED.

COMFORTABLE warm clean room in pr-
vate home; phone: reas: employed man;
please state partic. Box Ste Star.
UNFURNISHED ROOM for light house,
keeping; NV. section; reasonable. Phone
Cleveland 1222.
GENTLEMAN desires room and bath NV.
section. Connecticut ave. vicinity preferred;
$40 month maximum. Box 3S4-E, Star.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

FEDIGREED BOSTON male. s months:
Salt Lake City kennels. Can be seen at
SSl1 Colesvile pike. Silver Spring. Nd
Shepherd 1916. Shepherd c66S
WANTED-Small male dog as pet for little
boy; not over So. Iele-hone Columbia
5005-W
WANTED-Good home for s-Week white
puppy. brown ears: mother thorouahbred
D. D. of Ruh-Cote. Adams 9l40-J
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES black. male,
l04 Garfield ave. Hyattsville, Md. after
) pm. 81
PEDIGREED FEMALE cocker spaniel. /
year old: very reasonable. 303 Taylor st.
Evening star., 1938-12-06

SCOTT CIRCLE 1905 18TH s., v-La-ae
room, md floor front, running water:
d ~
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STENOTYPE course and machine, practi-
cally new; cost S175: paid S57 on account:
must sell for personal reason; person in
terested to assume balance due; terms
Box 3S5-E Star
Evening star., 1938-12-06

POCkEIBOOk. Friday morning. between
Sanitary Grocery in $500 block Conn.
ave. and east bound bus at Mckinley st.
Evening star., 1938-12-06

GASOLINE. ACCEs6ORIES; well located;
equipped and stocked: established business;
price. $4,000. Box 3o0-E, Star,
Evening star., 1938-12-06

GLOVER PARK, 1920 Tunlaw rd NV
Pleasant east room maple furniture. twin
beds: pvt. semi-bath Woodley 427s
lib l1th ST. NW-Basement Ink.
room: running water; $3.50 Single rooms.
81 and 81 weekly
Evening star., 1938-12-06

TABLES. cocktail. lamp, shelf end and
occasional Duncan Phvfe drop-leaf: 3 sizes
Xmas specials at special sale prices Open
charge account 81 90 Will hold anv
item. OpeN every night Green Furniture
Co 3GN0 Georgia ave Col lnIO0
Evening star., 1938-12-06

elII SIIUWt!. - INVI!II-.
1""s 18TH ST NV. doUn'ovn-Warnn,
bright connecting bath cont. hot water:
also 3rd front: gentlemen, D!s'- 9@@s
53lu l.;h ST NW.-A,tracIlve front
room adjacent to bath: enplored lady or
EhNfleman. hreakfast nptIouaL