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HOUSES FURNISHED.
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BRADBURY HEIGHTS D. C.-b ROOMS,
porch. we'll furnished. new home: available
June LIST; S55. 114O 18Th pl. sc.
smo Mo GaS F ten
Oriental russ ETC.: ise , sc1sened do, porch
baths. iax.. attractive: Incl saIden.
yard. Pot. $500. MRS. EMERY SMITH.
Wis. 1857.
CLEVELAND PARK-4-BEpRooM HOME:
p I5aes s is4 per &oe s7 41 -No
HEAUT1FyLLY c ryRN HOME s.,t OVER foy.I',
eoa Ssdrm cresk BATH a.rsss Sn
s sao1 near; very rea'. Natl. 'o4e' COL
WESLEY HEIGHTS - BEDROOMS.
screened porches; nicely appointed home;
large lawn. trees. Emerson 914l
1914 SHERIDAN ST NV FURNISHED
rooms Of 6,loom: 2,bat b. house: to couple:
ROOMS AND BATH: IDEAL LOCATION
near schools and transportation. Adams
Mr.. ROCK CREEK PK-CooL. 7-RM.
north %nnb, south e12 o Phone INCL
FOR RENT-JUNE 10, TO SEPT. ID
Chase Country Club: 4 bedrooms. 2 baths.
fSons hseg yaTd s4S for
appointment. -
VERY DESIRABLE SMALL HOUSE FOR
rent from June 18th to, Sept; 10; h Large
% before rom or after f0 p1a.o Sorth io4a
20 WEST, IRVING ST. CHI. CHI. MD
Attractiyely furnished 7-rm. house from
1 5onf sardsn
refrigerator. oil burner. Wisconsin 4:30
OLD GEoRGEroWN-6 ROOMS; 3
baths. terrace. garden. North 1915
after 3. -
CHEVY CHASE MODERN HOMES:
Inspect our complete list Of beautifully
rooms. to : baths. LESLIE D. MEAs Sc!
Cleveland 6tl4.
EDoEMooR, BETHESDA Moon
and . baths, completely furn.: ideally To-
Gated mr. churches. schools and stores.
rnT ca o " 2aseT OF
aoe ADAMS ST. NE.-sIx ROOMS; s8b.
Call Dupont $3.50.
e45 FRANKLIN ST. NE-sIx ROOMS as;
double garage; open Sunday sos. Dupont
ia CHURCH ST. N.W.-a ROOMS. 2
baths: insulated; for rent from June to
ISL TY I ss NV FuTHrRFG ss9on nHc o4-s.
COMFORTABLY FURNISHED s-RooM
In Colony Hill west OF GEORGETOWN. Four
bedrooms each with twin beds and Beauty
rest mattresses. Three bathrooms. :?-car
GARAGE: cool pleasant furnished porch.
delightful garden cared for bv owner: 500
a month to right people. If interested
$500 PINEY BRANCH RID. NW.-CHARM-
ing Dutch Colonial. rms b.. cleo; refs:
auto. heat. gar. SIS: adults: years lease.
1O11 MARYLAND AVE. NE.
Completely and nicely furnished, 4 rms.
bath. , screened porches, very reasonable
Mr. Fitzgerald. with
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.

l4th AND QUINCY N.W-6 ROOMS;
open fireplace Frigidaire porches. baths;
newly decorated. partly furnished; deep
lot; garage. Adams 1911 or Shep. "a i.
DUTCH COL: 4 r, AMI AIR COND..
oil burner; transp. > ways, SD month.
'!6ls N. Wash. blvd. Lyon Park, Va.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

FURNISHED HOUSE, FOR RENT m
Brookland for summer season, June IL to
September Is; near Catholic University:
S75 per month. BOX 364-T. Star.
CHEVY CHASE NEAR CIRCLE-1DEAL
for summer; airy rms. -porches grounds
and shade trees. Wis. 1918.
BURLEITH-ATTRACT MODERN g.
rm home, garage, screened pOrcheS: hand
somely furnished: immed. poss. Met. $3.50.
CHEVY CHASE. MIDSUMMER. MONTHS.
rooms, garage. nice grounds; adults
Phone evenings, Wis. 3634-J.
FURNIsHED-LARGE SUBURBAN HOME
with extensive lawns and shade trees;
baths. oil heat, cleo. refg.. fireplace.
garages: must be seen to BE- appreciated
2125 N. Qlebe I'd south Of Lee highway.
Phone walnut $500.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED BY RELIABLE PARTY. UN-
furn house 10 or more rms: good con.
dition, desirable location suitable tour.
ISIS or rms Box II, Star.
FURN. HOUSE. " OR 3 BEDROOMS. IN
desirable NV. section. from June , 70
Sept -; rent about 500 monthly. Box
4l4-2. Star.
WANTED TO RENT OR BUY-HOUSE.
minimum bedrooms. two baths; IN
Blessed Sacrament. ST. Ann or ST Thomas
parish: give description and location. as
well as terms Box 435-X Star.
WANT TO RENT YOUR HOUSE
Have far more inquiries than I havs
homes. The general demand is for Chevy
Chase D c., and Nd Gail Clev. Ga 1.
LESLIE D MEASELL. 90
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

SEE PAGE b. SAT. STAR MAY FL
sos WESTERN AVENUE.
5-ROoM. BATH. AMI. NEW. BRICK DE-
tached bungalow: Will take clear lots N
trade for equity above $500. first trust.
Randolph 4343.
REAL VALUE NEW 5-RM. DETACHED
brick house: direct from builder: buses
pass door: good neighborhood Open. 4Sl7
4Sth 81. NV. Emerson 1896.
ARMY OFFICER, LEAVING CITY. WILL
sacrifice large equity for S 500 above pres
ent trust running until paid. Chevy Chase,
D. c.. delightful section; spacious rooms,
= baths. fine condition; oil heat garage.
large trees on 50-foot lot bus at corner.
GEO. E. DIEFFENBACH. Natl. $3.50. Eve.
Emerson 4llG.
SMALL, DOWN PAYMENT WILL BUY
home in beautiful Park. Ridge in path of
rapid progress. National 5000. ".!'
bl1, UNIVERSITY DRIVE. UNIVERSITY
Park. MdEBy owner, New brick r, b.
brick garage. Terms. Open. "?'
WITHIN 3 BLOCKS OF CHEVY CHASE
CIRLE. IN THE DISTRICT. Spacious ST.
floor with library; 3 large bedrooms and
9 complete baths. Beautiful. Handicapped
stores ] block to Transportation. In per-
feet condition; Sc, 900 under original price,
at SI3,a5O Cali MR.. MUMFORD wis.
consin 4425. Ewes. Columbia 7144.
REDUCED $1,000 FOR QUICK SALE
New brick home. rooms. tie bath on
second floor Arranged so either floor can
be rented with private entrances II de-
sired. Extra large wooded lot. fully land
adjacent to Rock Creek Park extension.
Md Shown by appointment only. shep-
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HOUSES UkFURklsHED.

COME TO 200 B1LTMoRE DRIVE. INDIAN
Spring Park. Saturday or Sunday pm.
only; four fine homes; SOD to $75; three
have automatic heat.
s SHERMAN cIRcLE+CoLONIAL BRICK.
e cleo. sarase: s76. Adams SSss
All Bird ST. NW-s ROOMS 2-FAM1LY
house. kitchens; baths. recreation
4al4 !4t d, ST. r. x p p dsAss
PHELPS 14I7 st.
1925 MoNTHLo AVE. NE-s42. 80. SIX
rooms and bath, nv h.. electric HOHEN-
June j. OWNER Hyattsville 72s-J.
SIX ROOMS. AND BATH. HoT-WATER
G Geat; sap; s4s. isl st. ne Teieaa9ne
SCI 9th ST. N.W.-lO ROOMS. 2 BATHS.
4 New York sve: n.w:-six rooms tso
1922 H st. NV. District $500.
s27 MORRIS. Pr. N.Ems!x ROOMS s
throughout: S455O. National o9s". 23'
ssay on s sss PATH
sulated. oil heat; SO Omen. 22'
SIX ROOMS. MI-DETACHED: BUILT
N garage: ami; nice yard $50. 63l5
9Th St NV. Georgia OSoS.
1929 HOBART ST NV
nice rooms, bath. shower. gas heat. re-
frigera ton recreation room. porches. 2-car
built-in garage. Conveniently located
HOHENSTEIN BROS, eth and H SITS. ne.
Lincoln OST.
1913 KILBoURNE PL NV.
Two-story brick, & rms bath; additional
room in basement double rear porcheS: oil
burner; lear garage Possession al once.
F. QUINCY SMITH. INC.
900 18th ST. NV. District 9O5T.
3 BEDROOMS. BATH KITCHEN. BREAK
fast room. living room. dining room; SO
month.
bedrooms bath: oil burner; refriEera-
ton; in Battery Park: 500.
z. NJ FRY. INC.
$40? Wis. Ave Wis. 6130.
Once open Til 8 PM. Daily and Sun,
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IN BURLE1TH. 37.3. T SIT ROOMS.
inclosed porches: double gar. mr. schools
and transp. Call Cleveland s744.
SPANISH DUPLEX: LOWER FLOOR. P eEd:
Mas fenf nee Norh sas
GROOM HOUSE NEWLY PAINTED: 90
iii' $50 per month. Call wis. 1904.
HYATTsyIILE - e,RooM r.I DEr !.Saa;I
eSufs os SIS sedan Col ss
30 DECATUR ST. COTTAGE CITY, ND
5 rms. bath. lge. front and back yard
splendid i'd CONF ND y avail June Is: s4S
unfurn with extensive lawns and shade
:, baths; oil heat; elec. refE,:: fireplace: ga
Phone walnut 1909
18th ST. TERRAcE-DETACHED. 9 RMS:
baths; maids maids rm and bath. finished
sraham st; NV. National 1910 or wis
TILE BUNGALOW. RMS. SUN PARLoR.
Rs s amer se sss cs Wsna s1fs
29l1 CATHEDRAL AVE. NV RMS. 2
sxssIlent condition; sss OWNER. 1924
PETMD4s-Ro3M guNGA1ow ., AMt
wi trees: $50. Phone wis. 5161-J
NEAR CATHEDRAL-DETACH CEN
t 1eoh: . n:1 lot large cev TYPE 4 ROOM bed
1929 OTIS ST NE. mt; RAINIER. MD
beautiful grounds: $50 month.
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK.
1927 Adams Mill rd.-6 large rooms. 2
baths. breakfast porch, sleeping porches:
turner SSrner. II perfect sondition: ss7 50 mo-
PnEns y N AZ, s41s. Ewes. and Sunday
8 RMS, SLEEPING PORCH. 2 BATHS:
gas. cleo, h-wh.: large lot. Located
Silver Spring. Md. BOX 415-Z. Star.
700 PRINCETON PL. N.w-s ROOMS
built:in garage. 4 bedrooms; newly deco
owner on premises Iii day Sunday. -.
s6O-s RMS: 2 b; INC; PoRcHEs.
Open. 8 to 6: Rentiles. Walnut 2OS2.W.
1880 EAST CAPITOL sT-MODERN;
conven. located schools. church, street
s n:ed as .t. o %ppl, iss2 Ea.t cspi.ol s.
5000 goth ST. NE.-S6,95O-6 RMS.
ami; inspection by appointment only; +.
@. dunno. 604 st. ne. Atlantic $500
1884 18th st; N.W;-s6;sooe-7n t RMS;'
sO4 II st. ne. Atlantic $500.
CONVENIENT 70 18th AND PARK Rp.-
4 bedrooms. baths. fireplace. porches.
ss,.se;; nns condition. Col. 1871; eyes,
6nep. 0AfA.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
1910 CALIFORNIA NV

AVANuW6NtS PONNuS06D.
1910 CALIFORNIA NV.
,.It room Kit sIsc. ref on hou:. a. eH "
See tanitor. or call Natl. 1855.
47O7 CONN. AVE.
b.dm Hn: !H 9% dn. hef ses ss1n plenty sDs
SUBLET TO OCTOBER 1ST.
T., Newly iurn %.room apt. With kit: din, din
res. mgr. BLAIR GARDEN. 1915 Eastern
ave.
1901 CONN. AVE, APT. 81.
large rooms. kitchen. 2 baths. 3 ex.
Bridge: Cali Potomac 1921 or MRS. JACK
HAYES Dupont 1854. %.
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UkFUR.
ATTRACTIVE APIS. HIGH-CLAss NEIGH
on MRS GREE
THE ALTON 1915 PARK RID. N.W.-3
rooms. kitchen foyer. bath: southern ex-
posure. l room. dinette, kitchen. bath:
REFINED TENANT-3O3O WIS. AVE.
Apt 6-Beautif's.., furn:, south. expos. sun
PAT Isas A sbnv. g. y rm kit elec'
.
two girls, over 25. private room. share
kitchen and bath. ..,.'
1855 c ST NE-3 ROOMS BATH.
Everything sgei,t furn' in new home; reasonable;
SUITCASE FOR JUNE AND JULY, MAY
arrange for longer II desired; large. cool
apartment; right on Rock Creek Park;
two large rooms. kitchen and bath fur
nished or unfinished. Price very reason
able. Apt: 405. 24b6 goth ST. NV.
Columbia 1859.
READY TO MOVE IN.
Beautiful corner. newly decorated and
newly furnished: :. rooms. kitchen and
bath; parking space: x85. Front apt. .
rooms. kitchen and bath, $3.50. 2 large
rooms and bath. $4! so. Built-in furni
ture that has never been installed before.
One OF the best locations in the city, at
Rock Greek Park. near the Million Dollar
Bridge "il0 10th st. NV Resident
44o6 GEORGIA AVE NV.
2 large rooms. bath and porch $40 30
2 large rooms, bath and porch $50 90
.Jantor
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE.
be purchased on very attractive terms
215 Emerson st. NV. Apt. 2O6. Georgia
3l27
TILDEN GARDENS-REsTRIC OWN
ership; z rooms. Q baths; owner leaving
town. Inspection By appointment. Emer-
son 6313, 81
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READY TO MOVE IN.

2645 CONN. AVE. NV,
Near Ward an Park and
Shoreham, Apt. 2-A-Large
living room, modern kitchen,
foyer and bath. Reasonable
rental.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

FURNISHED APARTMENT BY COUPLE
July 15-Sept. ID; private shower; piano
Box AK. Star.
WANTED-3-ROOM UNPUBLISHED APT.
in or near Arlington; $40 month; refs.
Box AJAX. Star. 23'
FURNIsHED-1 OR 2 ROOMS, KIT, AND
bath: not over S45: suitable 2 men.
Box 467-X, Star.
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED.

6aFYY GHAsF "a So % s,d B4 mo HF a.s
M SsiF0s rms rms ba rms 0a sa1si 0*
about half acre land, mr.. BALTIC, blvd 8
Ton b ooRDoN sr i4 Eye ss ST. 1v Dis
KENnwoRTH D. e. 1922 EASTERN
ave n.e:-.6 rooms and bath nov a va. Ma,
HEio iafs'i REAL AsP coRF "A S. NV
OPEN DAILY. BY OWNER, 2 TO Pm;
ss 1 Ps s cf Srsk c sansa n
Salesman on premises will also show you 3
laTssr houses y ns ss5 to s s1fan' June
bah L .s4sss St. kEE D Hn8MS e c
7:,2 Investment BLDG. National 4l46.
CHEVY cHAsEusI1x s eTpRR s!srma sn
town. Md. or cali GaithersburR 2-r-l1.
SIX ROOMS, AMI. NEWLY DECORATED:
home; Ten, reduced Phone Columbia !ol
1917 vARNUM ST. NV RMS GLASS
inclosed porch. bath. shower: auto. heat
Frisidaire in new-house condition: double
garage; mr.. schools and transp,; $50
All GREENWICH PARKWAY, IN BEAU;
tiful Foxhall village-6-room house TILED
bath; gas heat. electric refrigeratlon: deep
no hot nights Near schools and stores
Rent reasonable Inspection by appoint
ment Call Wisconsin 6oo4
~ YOU ST. N.W.-6 ROOMS KITCHEN.
bath. gas heat; convenient to cars and BUS
newly decorated: garage: $50 month. ~
s45 .o0-l6lo EAMEs PL: N.E:LMoD-
ern 5-rm, brick house: front n, and rear =
Convenient to stores schools transporta
ton. Paneled walls: house entirely recon-
alt s@ Il " sHA AsHf o s kucHs CO. 1908
$50 50-BRIGHTWoOD. s35 1NGRAHA!4M
st. n.w.-6 rooms. bath playroom, bulit-
in garage. Vacant June LIST.
FOxALL-VERY ATTRACTIVE: : LARGE
rooms . baths and lavatory: 2-car garage:
iron Fireman stoker Natl. 1O4O or Wis
FoxALI-6 ROOMS. DOUBLE REAR
poehes N. gas heat Wis
a aoo sS5' ri md ne. r.. $50; 2o3
MINI ne. S25. Dupont 1900.
BRAND-NEW STUDIO HOME. JUST COM
pleted by J. B. Tiffey. rooms. fireplace,
. luxurious baths. large paneled recreatlon
room with fireplace. Laundry room mag
stricted NV neighborhood $500 per
month. See MR. PARKER at 10 Gallatin
st. NV or phone Georgia 2l9S.
FoxALL-s ROOMS > BATHS. DOUBLE
rear porches: gas heat. refrigerator; ga
rage: deep yard. Natl. 1O40. Wis 45o4.
goLL1NGWoop; ovERLoo oang'fion R1cK (
rooms. :, baths. den. lounge. maids room room
or wis. 46O4. Key at 7O1a Rolling I'd.
NEW NE. 6-RM DETACHED HOME:
automatic heat: large lot: garage: S6' 80;
give references, size OF family. etc. BOX
1907. Star.
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LIST YOUR HOUSES WITH US FOR RENT.
MURRAY CO..
1908 @ ST. NV National Tt1o
LIsTINtis NEEDED FOR HOUSES. TO
20 rooms: residential and business prop
erty.
OWENS REALTY CO..
1343 ST. NV. Met 1857.
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VIM. T. BALLARD,
100, Eya CT N w
THE BOULEVARD,

.lol NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Large, modern downtown building. con-
venient to Government Office; :, rooms
Kit dlnette and bath. sos and ST. so;
equipped with Murphy beds; ; rooms;
kitchen dinette and . baths; SS5. All
electricity free. Resident manager. Ma
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bath. l!v nm IN din r. kI' ' Is, aoof. age
room. md floor NICE gaydeng. fine cordl-
ton. Less than 900. Emerson t5@s:
GEORGETOWN-S67 so.
Colonial home of 7 rooms and
bath in best section. Residence
phone, West 2121.
J. LEO KOLB, INC.
1897 Wis. Ave. West 0002.
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$85 PEN MI. Exceptionally large 5
rooms and porch e bedrooms). Cool and
comfortable with 3 exposures. one olock
from Shopping district. theater and trans
portation. Available June 5th to Sept Sth;
Adults only. 1910 Biltmore st. NV. Cali
Adams 1915. -
1888 10Th NV, CORNER r.
rms. mod. bath. shower, expos;
sonar entr: beaut. furn. meals turn.
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RENT OUT ROOMS?
INTOWN-5-RM. APT, S75.
Modern elevator BLDG. Hotel section
Large rooms 1924 x ST. NV. Natl. 5431.
1927 A st. Sc.
Open Reduced to S45 ; rms. in
closed porch refg; done over like new.
Sam Rosey, Adams 2700.
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Directly looking out on beautiful
Meridian Park. delightful summer
location close to the downtown dis
Living room. TWO bedrooms. d.
nettp kitchen tREFG.) and bath.
Close to schools. stores. cars and
huSeS
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT.
heat, gar, $40 90
1872 4th st. ne T.. b.. elec..
h.-w.h., gar. $3.50
BOB c st. n.e.-s r.. b. cleo. a 30
10 Mass. ave. nv r. b.. elec. 1850
lOl5 Eye st. se.-6 r, b.. h.-wh..
cleo. S3bo
GEORGE I. BORGER,
643 Indiana Ave. NV Natl $3.50,
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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-06-02
HOUSEHOLD
QUESTIONS

After Peeling Onions. = Dry
mustard rubbed on wet hands
after peeling onions removes all
odors.
Preserving Books. = To keep
books on shelves or in cases in
good condition, sprinkle occasion
ally with powdered camphor.
Identifying Sheets.-If you use
sheets of two different sizes, one
for single and one for double bed
fold sheets for double beds in a
large square and those for single
bed in smaller squares. You will
then have no difficulty in finding
the right sheets.
Improving Canned Fruits.-Al-
ways open canned fruits an hour
before serving. Fruits become
richer in flavor after they have abb
sorbed oxygen.
To Clean Picture Frames and
Glasses.-WaSh with warm water
and ammonia "a teaspoonful to
quart of water). For gilt frames,
use the water in which onions
have been boiled, as it will re-
store their brightness.
Treating the Rubber Plant
The gloss of a rubber plant is
greatly increased by dropping
about a teaspoon of sweet oil
about it's roots once a month.
Too Salty SOup.-A slice of raw
potato added to soup to which too
much salt has been added, and
boiled in the soup for few min
utes will absorb much of the salt.
Preparing Rice.-Before boiling
rice, wash it in hot water to re-
move any soil and also the fine
starch powder that may be on the
outside of the grain which makes
it sticky.
Ironing Soft Collars. - When
ironing mems soft collars iron on
a Turkish towel doubled four
times and they will iron much
easier.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-06-02
Rare Treat

A tourist travelling through the
Texas panhandle got into conversa-
ton with an old settler and his son
at a filling station.
Looks as though we might have
rain" said the tourist.
well, I hope SO" replied the ma
tive, mot so much for myself as
for my boy here. I've seen it rain"
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-06-02
SMART CLERK

The prospective customer ap-
preached the art shop.
IL want to see some of those pic
lures that are done by scratching"
he advised an attendant.
The clerk thought moment, and
then his face lighted up. 20, yes"
he said, "you mean itchings."
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-06-02
MEN LOVE GIRLS
With pep

II you are poppy and full OF fun, men will in
vite you to dances and parties. BUT, if you
are cross, lifeless and tired, men won't be
interested. Men don't like "quiet' girls.
another how to go Smiling through" with
Lydia p. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound 1t
helps Nature tone up the system, thus lessen
ing the discomforts from the functional dis
orders which women must endure.
Make a note NOW to get bottle of world
famous Pinkham's Compound today WITH
OUT FAIL from your druggist more than a
million women have written in letters re-
porting benefit.
Why not try LYDIA e. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND?
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-06-02
Aerial Scenery

"I've been cheated" stormed the
irate guest at resort hotel. "You
said there was a beautiful view for
miles and miles from my room"
$50 there is, mister, so there is,
soothed the hotel owner. "Just
stick your head out the window and
look up!''
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-06-02
A True Friend

II beg your pardon, sir. My wife
wants me to help her clean house
this afternoon. Would you let me
have the afternoon off, sir?"
II certainly will not"
"Thank you very much, sir. !
knew could depend on you. ~.
S. S. Reina Mercedes Galleon.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-06-02
Looking Ahead

Father Ito young son sucking his
thumb) Hey, kid, don't bite that
thumb off. You may need it when
you get old enough to travel.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-06-02
A FIXTURE President

Mother-Tommy, how did you get
that black eye?
Tommy-Because did not choose
to run.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-06-02

WNU-13 22-38
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-07
ADDITIONAL SPORTS !. .I
Why Referee
 Fights Three Men
By DAN PARKER

1.-THE REFEREE FIGHTS THREE Arthur 5 M eS on' A s q M i sToy n s ae @ sSo am convinced that the third man m the referee CT hs Ssnnedy for
 @ Referring .tAs :nthu.l..m sa. HlPpcsr:m. sr:wa" SaussS csSsn Do' when 0'' '''A | B, Calling Henry Armstrong 'Harry Armstrong"
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 @EEPING SICKNESS type enough among race ose particularly those which your more ent type of the equine ament made its ct Naagane Park killing six of the 1900 stabbed Infantry for which Daniel Sullivan and Peegroso H. the Chilean only recently by for s000 the victims the amen uocs which the hot weather billions summer aed for outbreak mosquitoes attack only the horses o the players bankrola These continue Copyright l9Ss King Features syndlcatel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-07
|USLTk RETURNS. EXPENSE CHECK.
Mrs. Helen Wills Moody Entitled to European
 Trip, Myrick Writes

New York, Sept. 7.-(Up)-The D. s. Lawn Tennis association in a magnanimous gesture today return cd to Mrs. Helen Wills Moody q check for el,SOD.45 which represent- ed the Californian's expenses while e member of the U. S. Wightnan Cup team competing in Europe.
 Mrs. Moody had sent the associa- ton her check for that amount with e letter of withdrawal from the ra- tional tennis championships two weeks ago. Mrs. Moody explained that because of an attack of neu- ritis she was physically unable to keep her promise to play in the na- tionals and that she hoped her check would be accepted.
 Julian s. Myrick, chairman of the Wightman Cup committee of the U. s. L. T. A., replied in Q let- ter to Mrs. Moody that the com- mittee has instructed me to return this check to you as the expenses allowed were a proper charge against the event and your repre- senting us in the British champion ships. You represented the coun- try in both events and are certainly entitled to have had your expenses paid by the association"
 Myrick also said that the commit tee hoped "that there Is no founda- ton for what has been inferred from your letter-that 1t is your inc tention to withdraw from active par- ticipation in tennis; that your in- disposition Is temporary and you soon will be your usual self, to con- tinue to play the game for the pleas lire you derive from 1t, whether in clubs or in tournaments"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-07
LIOUOR RlcR MIT

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 cation dated Aug. 30th, 1888 with tho Liquor Control .CommiSsion for . Tavern Permit for tho sale of alcoholic liquor. on the premises. 5t Fuller st.. Waterbury, Conn: The of 5S Fuller St., Waterbury. Conn, and will Do conducted by Peter Griffin of b3 Fuller St., Waterbury, Conn, as permi tee. -
 Dated, Aug. 30th, 1888. S.3i-0.7