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no doubt about 1t. Where they had
come from Peter hadn't the least idea.
For the moment he didn't care. It
was enough that they were there.
H hoped they would swim near
enough for him to ask them questions.
You see. instead of being satisfied by
finding that they were there, his curl
osity was greater than ever. Finally
they came ashore almost in front of
Peters hiding place. The instant that
Peter moved they slipped back into the
water and began to paddle out. their
heads held high as they looked back
suspiciously.
Peter hoped out in plain sight. At
once all signs of alarm disappeared,
1T Is only that long cared bunch of
curiosity" said Mrs. Quack, and began
to preen her feathers.
(Copyrisht, 1881
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Growing Gunpowder.

An Indian chief once asked a
trader visiting him how powder for
their guns was produced. The trader
informed him that powder was grown
and sold him seeds for the purpose
The seeds were sown. That next wear
another trader came, was kindly re-
celved. but his wares taken awav
from him. Pressing the Indian chief
for payment, the chief replied that
as soon as they gathered their crop
of powder they would pay him!
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LOST.

LOST.
BADGE: Elk's past exalted ruler. engraved
~ B. F. Q. E. w. Roscoe c. Orme, Past
Exalted Ruler; west side Of 18th st. NV,
Girart st. NV: reward.
BROOCH. heirloom, monogrammed, S5
gold piece. horseshoe mounting, Monday be-
tween and pm. in cab or Palace
Theater. Liberal reward. l125 Que st. n W.
CAMERA. Eastman. folding, in shops,
vicinity 10th D or F or Ritz Studio. Re-
ward. Phone Dupont 1850.
ana Penna. ave. NV. reward. Richard
Williamson. 1921 Arch st. Phila.. Pa.
DIAMOND DINNER RING Wednesday
morning. vicinity Emergency Hospital or
SILVER Snll Spring. Reward. Phone Shepherd
EARRING. gold, small daisy with blue
gold loops around edge. Reward Met.
2917 or Natl 941O.
between old Interior and Shoreham. Cali
District 1851, TO s, Reward.
FRATERNITY PIN. Sunday: gold jeweled
PM Chi. Reward. Phone Pot. 46S3.
LOST 10 vicinity Burleth; white English bull,
s775 or return $500 T st. NV. Reward.
KEY HOLDER, leather with one key and
knife attached, lost Sun, corner Georgia
ave. and RittenhouSe ST. Reward Cant
A. }. McGhee. Walter Reed Hospital, Ext
SAMPLE CASES. one black. one brown.
containing Roeers underwear samples, or
ger hook' photographs. black cover loose
leaf memorandum book with list of names
ana addreSSes. Liberal reward w. W..
spllman. Cleveland 1900
SKIRT thluel on Tuesday. April T.. in
100 block OF Water st. s,w. i2os Water
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Bedtime Stories.
Dy THORNTON W. BURGESS.
To gatn some knowledge you are bound
Il you persist and stick around
Peter Rabbit.

DETER RABBITS method of learn
ing things. especially things that
are none Of his business, Is just stick
ing around. 1t is the usual method OF
people who are Allied with curiosity
about other people and their affairs.
Peter Is 4 great hand to stick around
It Il habit. 1t frequently gets him
into trouble. but this hasn't broken
him Of the habit, and never will.
He was over at the pond of Paddy
the Beaver In the Green Forest. He
suspected that Mr.. and Mrs. Quack
the Mallard Ducks were living some
where around that pond. He had asked
Paddy II he knew where they were, and
Paddy promptly replied that he didn't,
and. what was more, that II he did
know he wouldn't tell.
Peter wasn't satisfied. It might be
that Paddy didn't know where they
were at tust that moment. Probably
he didn't, and 30 had told the truth.
Peter tried another question. Have
YOU seen either Of them around late
ly7" he asked.
Paddy pretended not to hear the
question. He slipped into the water
and headed for his house on the roof
OF which Mrs. Paddy had just climbed
out. 1t was then that Peter made up
his mind to stick around. He found
comfortable place where he could sit
and see all over that little pond but
himself remain unseen. There he
patiently squatted. Like most people
who stick around In places where they
have No real business. but other people
have, Peter has plenty Of patience.
He saw Lightfoot the Deer come
down to drink. He came when no one
else was there and stole away as soon
as he had finished drinking. There
was no longer arrogant pride in the
way he stood and the way he held his
head. He was no longer bold, but
looked this way and that timidly.
Peter understood Lightfoot no longer
was crowned with the wonderful ant
lers that In the autumn had been the
admiration Of all who saw them. In
their place were knobby things that
IN . few short months would be an
other crown of sharp points Of horn.
but Just now were unsightly, soft and
tender.
He saw big Buster Bear wade into
thu water q little way. drink, then
vads along parallel to the shore,
stand up to look at the house Of Pad
" the Beaver out farther in the pond
90 ashore, shake himself and shufne
Oh among the trees.
He saw longlegs the Great Blue
Heron standing motionless in shallow
water at one end Of the pond in watch
full waiting for an unwary fish, and at
the other end Quawk the Night Heron
doing the same thing. He saw Reddy
Fox cross on the dam and was glad
that he was headed for the other side
Of the pond. 1t gave him a safer feel
Ing.
The Black Shadows crept out farther
and farther from the shore. Suddenly
In the very middle Of them appeared
Q swimming form that he could see but
dimly. Peter watched eagerly. An
ether form appeared q little back Of
and Glightly to one side of the first
one. Steadily they moved forward
through the Black Shadows until pres
emily they came out Of them where the
Light still lay across the water. They
veFs Nh. and Mrs. Quaek. There was
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
Walt; Emergency Laboratory Room 60l
Westory B!de.. l4th and F. Met. 1888.
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. WELBY L. HERRELL, lloS N.
Stafford St. Arlington. Va 15s
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
deots other than those contracted for by
myself. CHAS. F. SAUBER, l54a 35th
st. NV. Washington. D. c. Is.
WANTED SOME ONE TO FINANCE REII-
able young man through air college Any
WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY DEBTS
except those personally incurred. JAMES
L. HORTON, T2l Irving st. NV l6s
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The injured ankle, in fact, gave him
the idea. Sitting alone in his room
At the lodge. with nothing to do but
think. his thoughts dwelt on Norman
Raines, the millionaire, and it oc-
Cured to him that Raines would have
either money or jewelry in his room.
Greg waited until late afternoon.
The cook had retired to his shanty
down by the lake front. The camp
was very still. 1t would be an hour
at best before any Of the party began
struggling in
Opening the door Of his room, he
stood moment listening. No sound
greeted his ears. He went softly down
the corridor and into the living room.
The place WAS deserted. In a drawer
OF the desk where Ray shumway kept
his records he found a bunch of KEYS.
One OF them. he was sure, would omen
the door to Norman Raines' room, in
the south wing. He was right.
Greg stood moment on the thresh-
Old. his heart pounding, straining his
ears. Then his courage returned. He
crossed quickly to the bureau. In a
second drawer, beneath some handker-
chiefs. he found a roll of bills and a
diamond ring. He took them both
and hed.
Now that the deed was accom-
plished sort Of terror seized him.
They would accuse him of the crime.
OF course they would He was the
only one at camp beside the cook. and
shumvay had known the cook for
years. Grees mind leaped to all
sorts Of possibilities. Cold sweat stood
out on his brow. He ought to do
something to divert suspicion from
himself.
HE WENT outside and found a
ladder. Laboring, he carried it
around the building and placed it
against the wall beneath Norman
Raines' window. Then he hurried back
to his own room. removed any telltale
traces. and tried to quiet his nerves
It was not until after every one
had returned and the cook had
brought Greg his supper that Shum-
way appeared Three of the boys had
dropped in to inquire about Greg's
ankle, and tell him of their days
experiences. They stood talking when
Shumway came in.
Greg said, casually: Hello, Ray. Sit
down and have a cigarette"
Cant" said shumway He looked
around. Bows, there's been a rob-
hery. It's the first time anything's
ever been stolen at my camp snd I
can't afford to have the crime 20
unsoaved. You understand"
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GREG GETS A BREAK
Every one got ex-

Every one got ex-
cited and asked
questio ons. but
Shumway silenced
them with a ges-
ture.
We've found A
ladder beneath the
window of Norman
Raines' room. It's
quite possible one
of the guests re-
turned during the
day and gained ad-
mission by way of
the ladder. Some
thing proba bly,
frightened him and
he fled, leaving the
ladder against the
building. Also. he
must have forgot
ten that Greg was
here and could see
what was happen
ing from his VIM
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IHEVY CHASE. $500 3}rd 81. nu-A+-
racJive, large corner room; exclusive re-
med home; convenient transportation.
ley OS42
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

.1-RooM BOARDING HOUSE 8 baths;
running r,n water in rms: near Dupont Cir,
handles and Responsible , party cs can Secure Secure
looyr. lease II desired. Mr.. Fletcher,
BOOMING HOUSE 1all apts5; 18th At
low rent: - nicely furnished rooms be-
112a l4tn NV. National $500
VARIETY STORE. living room; $3.50;
weekly; barsain: sl.3oo: act quickly.
wonderful opp; Investigate: $500. terms.
Rest, Beer, near L of: ,bldss:; short hrs;
A. 5. Eeonomon oer ons North sss Net 's!ms sas
925 Union Trust Bldg.
TRAILER CAMP, near the city, on that
Bose BBGsat oae 9a y No big brick
opportuniy Lease e and Hs good VIII Fl wits aifs
171a K 81 NV. ~ NationsT tic nal 1855.
CAFETERIA, downtown; alr-cooled does
oyer oyer ~ 900 monthly; excellent prices; over
pay roll Of Sl4O vkly.; rental $500 with
lS rms; ABOVE. furnished and rented; ten
year lease; price. S25 900. easy terms,
BOB HOLLANDER,
1908 st. NV. Metropolitan 1913.
CAFE. liquor; downtown location. next to
lessen and sandwich shop: beer and wine;
good Northwest section. Repossessed sand
J. B. MALLOS.
sly 10th ST NV. National 1858 1ss
CHATTEL NOTES
Purchared. Bob Hollander, Met 4s13.
CAFETERIA. downtown F st; beautifully
equipped modern: seats $50; rent S215.
about two thousand Govt employees in same
bids with elevator service to restaurant;
goes over $50 daily: closes s pm: no
SUNDAYS; owner has other business unable
20 attend to this one; lunch alone averages
slOn. These receipts can be doubled with
personal attention. Only 81 500 down.
BOB HOLLANDER.
zoos st. NV. Metropolitan 4sl3,
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S:!!7 PARK RD.--Dehehtful. large cool.
corner rm.: fireplace. pvt, bath ! or ..
another south rm. with sleeping porrH.
both a''rac. furn.: nr cars. Col In27'
floor, double bed. porch, chw 81 -
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HELP DOMESTIC,

COOK. colored. experienced only Write to
Baker. 1909 Conn. ave. Give references
COCK. experienced general housewor orker
Wkiy.' plus room and board: fine up
; stairs room: small house; young couple.
4Gl5 Chestnut st. Bethesda, Md
COOK and general housework white; will
ing 10 20 away in summer; references
Must be Al cook. Cleveland 7,3S
GIRL. white mothers helper; willing ex-
perlence unnecessary; room. board good
home. State age. salary. Box "s-S star I.
GIRL OR YOUNG WOMAN, white, general
houseWork and cooking; experienced, sleep
n. Good salary. Emerson 2"6S. 4S45
Lnnean ave. NV.
HONEST, industrious white woman as
board; pleasant surroundings: nice home
for right party: 3 adults: suburban. Wis
consin 3oGa-M.
MAID. for general housework and care OF
ch!!dren. Phone For Belvoir 2246
MAD MAJ ,s,, white for shy mus be good
upstairs. room; $40 month; pleasant
SsHirroundinss s, references desired. Phone
WHITE WOMAN, settled. pleasing person
in eXchanse for home in Virginia and
small salary. Box 323-T. Star.
WOMAN. white capable. honest, to care for
infant. hight laundry and I-room apart
ment OF employed conple. Apply in person.
432l 9th ST. NV second floor. Is.
heip with children. Apply 1925 Chestnut
st. Bethesda. Md
WOMAN, white neat intelligent, s.hw
i've IN: NICE room and bath: ! child. 3
years: our last maid with US 5 years, S35
month to start. Box SIT. Star
WORKING HoUsEKEEPER. white: good
cook; small family; stay nights: sos mo.
State age, references. Box 233-T. Star.
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Jolly Polly
A Little Chat on English.
BY JOS. J. FRISCH.

N. 1.-THE modern tendency seems
to lean toward would rather" Orig
inally from 1850 to 155o) the express
sion was had liefer" From then on
1t has been had rather" but some
reformers and grammarians from
Samuel Johnson's time Q70e-17s4
have urged would rather" Whether
to use would rather" or "had rather.
Is purely . matter Of choice.
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GLOVER PARK. 1905 w 81 nu-Msster
bedroom. private bath: large closets. mr-
ror doors. qulet. adult home GARAGE 2
desired: gentlemen, Call after &, Emsr-
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GREG was conn.,
At

4At - 80 ~ -
one vould suspect
him Of the robbery
In the first place,
he was known by
many OF those who
composed the hunt
ing party to be
honest and hard
working. In the
second place. not
even his closes
friends were aware
that he had been
playing bne suOCk
market and needed
money badly. In
the third place, he
had a legitimate
excuse for remain
ing at camp be-
cause he ad
sprained his ankle
the day before.
crossing a brook.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

HOUSEKEEPER, refined, white to take
char9e Of small home. Adults. Phone
North 5000
PRACTICAL NURSE hospital experience,
DAY or night. Alberta Lee, 90 New York
ave. ne. Dupont S266
SECRETARY COMPANION = Young lady,
unncumbered, free to travel: play piano
sing. good reader. Box 1878. Star
STRAYER STUDENT wishes stenographic
or clerical position; references: reasonable
salary. Call Emerson 1904 after pm. !.
YOUNG WOMAN desires position as chauf-
feur Box 205-S, Star
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YOMING, 2O22 Columbie rd.. Apt.
rlvate family, 3-vindow room.
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! "IWI ST. NW.--Laree slrv, Gomez
! room: windows southeastern eXpoeurs.
| ncv.Y Gerorafed Me. 100.
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1923 R ST. NV. Apt. 42-Neu maple
furnished private family, Walking dls-
tsnce SIS month. See 70 appreciate
1894 CALVERT ST NW-Rrleht, st'ra-.
yenlences private home reasonable
o Gl 2 Ct : -
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VARIETY STORE. we'll equipped and
stocked; Ions estab.: rent. $40 month;
price. 81 100 cash. Box 2Is-s. Star
RooM1NG and apts;, 18th st.; 10 rms. oIs
baths: rent. .S65: income, S15o: elec.
Erisidafrss: lease. 81 200, terms, Mrs
Keaeh. zoos H st. Net. ASls,
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. TEAM OF MULES. 8 mares, in foai;
cheap $50 L ST. s.V.. rear coal yard
GRAY PONY, about a hands, yrs old.
gentle; S15. Cleveland 1881.
WORK HORSES tsl. big: 3 mules Cheap.
2',39 Pa. ave. Sc, end Pa. Ave. Bridge sc.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
1884 COLUMBIA RD-S3 and 81 80 Wk: !:
single. double rms: clean warm: baths:
c.h.w.: gear lines; men. Adams 1923.
1000 18th ST. Apt. 1-For gentleman,
large, attractive rm.. adj. bath; cool in
summer; refined family: reasonable.
2I3s CALIFORNIA ST. NV. Apt. col
Large. beautifully furnished room. double
or single; unlimited phone. Reas
1880 RHODE ISLAND AVE NW-Gentle-
man; nicely furnished room private bath.
shower. single room; every convenience: in
private home. IA
1903 RHODE ISLAND AVE NW-Geu-
tleman: large room private bath. shower:
nicely furn. Single or double. Single room.
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N W. PRIVATE HOME-Nlcelv furnished
room, shower bath, adjoining sleeping
porch; gentleman 500, GeorzIa 4s31
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

SEWING. MACHINES, singer de luxe con-
sole. slightly used, less than 500 Rent
ing. repairing. 2412 18th NV. Col. 3245.
SEWING MACHINES dropheads
$50 up. SINGER portable electric. S27 so.
SHORT WAVE FIscHERTHERM, Ie-meter;
priced for quick sale. After pm. Geor-
SOFA; satin damssk, perfect condition.
also down-flled overstuEed chair: will sell
al bargain. Adams Ss99.
SOFA and living room chair. satin damask
$500.
STUDIO DOUBLE BED spring and mat
typewriter, Sl2. North 5O9l.
TYPEWRITERs- rentals del'd,
~ mo Royal standard. Sl7 80 and up;
ptsr Co. "a snd St. nW up Na, sie Type
TYPEWR1TERs ana adding macbines-
rent and repair. 1431 East Capitol st. Away
from high rents. Open ewes. Line. 00s2
exams. late models; also tables. "UNITED."
s13 l4th st. NV. Rep. 1117. 2I'
TYPEWRITERS = Rent latest noiseless
PPorttap!e, Ptt, models lowest rental rates, Call
Rand. Inc.
TYPEWRITER. portable Underwood
Champion. almost new; original price; Se5;
for $50. Box 176-S. Star. IA"
Eureka ss75; Eiectrolux. si4.5o; many nan,
other late models; bond guar. like new
Home demonstrations day or niSht BEST
BRANDS CO., sos 11th st. NV. Natl. 7713
WALLPAPER. room lots. for rms. l2x14
Mahoney Wallpaper Co.. 324 Pa. ave. Sc.
WASHER. brand-new G. E. Hotpoint, s-lb
washer, 400, off regular list price. Apex
Elec. Co. 700 9th st. NV. at G..
WASHER. medium size; recond., guaran-
& u Ca an
Furniture Co, 81 4th st. s.w. Natl. 1850
WASHER, Thor. good condition; taken in
on the new Bendix home laundry; special
price. $50 Apply J. l.. Bateman & Son.
?212 Rhode Island ave. ne. North 4232
SELLING OUT RUGS.
winter small room sizes, from Sf05;
SKI from $l3.95: ax1". from Sl6.95.
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0AINIf DRESSES for Easter. all sizes
Neaf.y New Shop, 26lU ST. NV, Open
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l4ol GIRARD ST. NV, Apt 6-Brlght,
comfortably furnished front room; gentle.
men only; $50 90 month
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WOMAN

OF personality and initiative wanted to
receive SPECIAL training as beauty con-
suItant Opportunity o. promotion to
manaGerShip. Excellent earnings on per-
centage basis while training.
DERMETICS CO.,
ho3 WaSh'ton Bldg. 18th & N Y. Ave. NV
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MT. PLEASANT. 1897 I1'h 81 -Sels-.
one OF tfese nice rooms nov A deposit
will hold il until April Is Prv,,ees -
cook light breakfast, ard Laundry facilities
provided
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
HELP WOMEN.

ALTERATION WOMAN. experienced for
mems and and women's clothing. Apply at
once Phil Bobys, 725 9TH st. NV.
Appy ApayTx HberineE eops. s3od
CASHIER, night, duty: WAITRESS. day
duty; experienced; best references. Fed
eral Diner, Hyattsville. Md
COLLAR and cuff machine and bosom
first-class shirt finishers Must be thor
ouehly experienced. Permanent positions
Tor colored girls who qualify. Apply Mr.
Barry, Washington Laundry, 27th and X
COOK AND HOUSEKEEPER. white or COL
ored exp; must have good refs; $50 mo.
DENTAL ASSISTANT young girl, more
SaiarS' Sn IN newly established ONCE. Box
HOSTESS, exp; must have good refs;
a also mattresses. Apply 3333-A Conn. ave
LAD1Es-Owing to Illness we have two
vacancies in our sales force Middle-aged
ladies' OF character are preferred if alert
an, and in good health. Mrs. Gather. 7I5
LADY. over. -, who knows city Must
have equivalent OF high school education
and be able TO work five days and one
eHenins p.nsI D each ase e,y week Apply to 3 Miss
li2' Eye St NV
SALESGIRLs, good future. drawing ac-
count; must be willing workers. Write
Paul Bonuso WaShineton Products, 1888
lith st. NV. Room 1906
SALESLADIES experienced. for dress dept
flechmens Dept. Store. corner eth and H
SIS ne.
SALESLADY. experienced for millinery
dept. Blechman's Dept. Store. corner eth
and H sis ne.
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR, experienced, for
unusual sales offer; salary and commits
sion. Apply col0 S ST. nv
MATTRESSES, experienced. Apply in per
son Crescent Cafe. 723 14th st. NV
MATTRESSES experienced Apply 800
Kennedy St, NV. No telephone calls.
WOMAN, white. middle nurse tram
ing and experienced with small children
10 care for child: S65 month. room and
board. Write Box "3"-T Star, stating
experience, references, age. etc
WOMAN, white gh,w.; reliable: perma-
hent good home stay nights. SIS month
start. 1909 Lawrence st. ne
WOMEN, white, to do hand wedding in
mower beds m. to ) m; 81 25 per day
and lunch. Apply 1910 Columbia pike be-
tore am. Friday morning, ready for
work
YOUNG WHITE WOMAN, lunch counter
WORK; hours l2-2:3O pm. Cornwells. Inc.
l,i,H G NV
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SITUATIONS poMEsTIc.

COUPLE, .colored would like position as
butler and cook, man do all housework.
6O5 18th st. ne. Is.
GIRL. colored. neat, wants part time work
OF any kind; no Sundays. District O25O.
GIRL. colored.- experienced, wants Job;
stay nights: reference. Call Met. 1896. F"
GIRL. light colored, general housework.
care Of children, cooking; reliable. Berthe,
COS Que st. NV. Decatur O94S.
GIRL. colored. wants general houseWork;
full or part time or days work. Colum-
bia 524S.
GIRL colored. wants job part time OF full
No Sunday work. Decatur 51T9-J.
GIRL, colored. for mornings work of any
kind: city references. Call after :. eve
nines, until L O'Clock mornings. Columbia
1885.
GIRL, wants general housework or cook:
years experience; stay nights. Phone
North 1926.
GIRLS. ,. colored. wish general housework
or chambermaid; part or full time: refs.
Adams S523-J.
MAID. unusually competent. Wishes part
time or days work. Stay nights with
children. City references. Dec. 1854.
MAID. colored f1rst-class, wishes a posi-
tion as cook or general worker in small
family; first-class ref. Decatur 3745.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

OO5S, PETS, ETC.
SCOTTIE PUPPIES, black. extra fine: show
type reg. A. X. c. }rd ST. off Carmody
PEKINGESE A. X c.. beauties very play
ful s-ln mos: few left: must be sold
ideal Easter gifts: S25 up. 1919 Vermont
ave. NV. Met. T3u4.
COLLIE PUPS. ten. males and females;
~ and 50. Call before l or after 6. 1902
Georgia ave. NV.
WANTED-Good home for Dobermann
PlnScher puppies. Conditional gift. J.
Christensen. Columbia 3523.
KITTENS-Pediereed Persians and Abys-
Slnlans Also halt-breed PerSianS. 3l@
Maryland ave. ne.
Notwithstanding marked fox terrier
puppies Other cute pups s. up HOB
MARYLAND ave
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BABY CHICKS.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

ALL BREEDS blood tested and certified.
Also ducklinss and turkey poults. Vim.
James & Son 6l9 K ST. NV. Met. OoSS.
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DEE GEE KENNELS
FARM AND GARDEN.

FERTILE TOPsOIL. well-rotted cow ma
nure. Fireplace wood, kindlne locust fence
posts. Atlantic 1903. Night. Atlantic S"O7
SELLING OUT 900 shrubs, freshly dug
as ordered, 3 and 80 cents each, some &
feet tall: Deut2ia, Weigela lilac, mock
orange. forsythia, spirea althea Japanese
and common showballs snowberry beauty
berry, wisteria. hydrangea. peony. red ma
pie, rosebushes. bearing fruit trees, bear
ing grape vines. dahlla roots and chrys-
anthemum. oS14 Alabama ave. Sc. At
lantic 6039-W.
Build That Rock Garden Now.
We design and build. also furnish beau
fiful rocks for your garden: samples and
prices will be given upon request Also
furnish pure white Jersey gravel for walks.
Call Loomis. Walnut 2234.
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l3l D FA1RMONT ST. NW.-Larze, sttra--
tive front rm.; southern exposure v'r.
doTs: twin beds; inner-sprlng m,t.ressn,:
> closets. Col. 45Or
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SELLING OUT RUGS.

Winter. small room sizes, from S6.a5;
skill. from Sl3.95; ax1. from Sl6.g5
Capitol Rug Co. 1891 14th fat Harvard
NV. Open evenings until pm.
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5l3 QUINTANA PL. NW.-Nicely furn,
master bedroom: ney home. restrir'e ID
residential section; convenient tran5p..
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1905 ,2lst ST. .N.W.-Large front room;
twin beds; newly decorated; also others:
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COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.

CORDWOOD-Sea asoned oak. cherry. pine,
etc ary length or size desired IS fun cord
al lot: S, delivered 81 half Walnut a369
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Mr.. CAPITOL, 1872 4th st. se-Small.
comfortable room, employed gentleman:
prlNaie family ~
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 1872 Conn. ave-Dou-
Bile. single; clean homellke. continuous not
| water: weekly rates. s. 5O-Sh 90
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| l2l7 NJ ST. N.W.--Beautiful rooms al
newly decorated. Double and single Re-
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l13s 18th ST. N.W.-Furnished tvo-roon
apt SIS; gas. lights included: private
entrance; rooms reasonable. l5'
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CAMERA REPAIRS.
REPAIRS & SERVICE,

CAMERA REPAIRING
FULLER & d'ALBERT, INC,
10Th St. NV. Phone National 4113