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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-08-04
PAGE FOUR

r. H. Pond of Whitefish was a
business visitor here Thursday.
]. w. Barrett reports the sale
of the former Monaghan farm to
Howard Challinor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baney and
children left Sunday morning for
Belt where they will visit with Mrs
Baney's mother for a few days.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-08-04

It's wise worm that stays under
cover and deprives the early bird of
his breakfast.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-08-04
libby Furniture
: Exchange

Courtesy is the lubricant which
oils the wheels of business.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-08-04


The less guesswork put into bust i.
ness the more profits taken out.
Play fair, be square, and you will
find more sport in living and less
fear of dying.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-08-04

The man who works only because
he has to will never advance.
A fool will tell you where to get
off, while wise man will help you
to get back on.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-05-19
The Morgan County Democrat Thursday

boundaries of each farm, with the
owners name and the number Of
acres. It also gives all other in
In addition shows the profile of the
Cincinnati railroad
In looking over this issue one
cannot avoid noting the very large
portion of space taken by the ad-
vertisers of patent medicines. Even
though there might be no. physician
In the county, none need suffer, as
there is a sovereign remedy offered
for every ailment. And you got
lot for your money in those good
old days, as nearly all the medi-
cines are offered at 81 per quart
bottle, or six bottles for IS.
All the advertisers seemed to feel
the need Of letting the people know
just what they had to offer, the re-.
suit being that all advertisements
are set in very small type, and very
little white space shows In any OF
them.
I have noted, but a few of the In.
teresting advertisements, and the
style OF the copy, but from this,
small number the reader will note
that the merchants were not afraid
to state that the quality of their
goods was the best always. II
The same style of advertisements
| will be found in all the papers pub
lished at that time, and / have a
large number of them, covering a
period of more than SO years.
! Stanbery Alderman.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-05-19
SOME BIG FIGURES

We have figures from the y S treasurer which
more than one billion six million dollars maturity value
Savings Bonds which they have purchased since
these bonds were placed sale about three
figures showing that life payments
Canada toaed nearly three billion dollars
1897 of working day lite
insured and beneclaes sly
life have paid more
than 2 billion dollars and benehciaries During
life about seven percent OF
December 81 1887 there force
a 1T billion dollars increase OF over SIX bl-
hon dollars the close OF 1886.
Every day in 1887 polcyhoders and bene
ciaries average S62 Thus total of l35Oo
life companies to Ohio residents
foregoing easily comprehended by the
the billions in bonds and securities
the SAVINGS banks accounts of investments and
Individual thrift and industry still prevail and the
show that the national debt not by any means
and
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-05-19
[orally We Roll Along"

Morally we ROI Along.
The Chauauuuas week Of mental eastng to
thousands Of who had other of to these
things Lecturers with famous names musicians entertainers VII
Jennings Bryan Russell H. "Acres of Diamonds Conwe
Chic Sale Anthony Comsoc Carrie Nation and countless others
performed Chauauqua platforms 1t unusual tor
farm families supplies enough to last week and attend
revng the annual break the monoony OF their
lives.
the coming of the automobile and the movies the Chau
auqua enterprise began decline The aes completed the
alton and afforded employment thou
passed of the picture just the radio in
Though have changed and methods of entertain
ment undergone evolution there the
burning for and ugarcoaed culture Folks
hard the sitting Chautauqua tents 70
with the inevitable sugarcoated moral lean
back their easy chairs their radios and soak their
Dale Carnegie system qua their Eddie Guest butter
The world changes but the Chautauqua
leaving pleasant memories which Miss Macan has helped
Humans about the for diff
feent STYLES haircu and clohng-Ohio State Journal
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-05-19
MOVIES VERY POPULAR

The above the caption of article appearing recently in
the National Grange Clip Sheet 1t state that the ind
ing survey recently completed by the bureau of home
the u department of agriculture shows than
2c dollar for in American villages
the The much spent for movies be-
like best other sort of entertainment
Of there films that people do not like but the
offer such variety subjects that need wait long
picture their liking Not only do the
the wonder places of the EARTH but also feke
great the world and hear their voices
the world is brought
houses which hear and under the most comfortable
and pleasant surroundings.
When consider what splendid entertainment the
small wonder that the and
the carnival losing their appeal This has been recently demon
We had and carnival They
we'll attended One circus far know good
clean outfit without particular objections We can't
much for the other AS the carnvamost everyone
Cad when left there would be little demand for its
which should have been
rlltted.
Officers should be cautious granting licenses shows and
similar attractions The small fees they for the privilege
of showing does sufficient argument for their
here Contracts should specifically what the attractions
be- and when the proprietor permits anything be shown
not specifically named in the they should be shown the
gates of the city without delay.
We don't need people stick the move-they
doing that very thing
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-05-19
THINK OF HOME MERCHANTS

With the coming of weather it would seem un,es mess
something have Our Out OF Town
again uthose who are here one night ana
gone The don't ry long, is because ney
advantage of peopehave sold them ware ana
represented The OF merchandise they OF
won't stand inspection in day light and does not com
uare with local merchants who here
stay good their word concerning every article o
These selling general thing al
ter night places the light too bright SO that
be easily detected and what more they sell It tor
as good articles be bought locally lhee
merchants leave nothing the locality other than per
haps very small permit They take away money that
should be these of fellows called
upon contributions for such merchants are day after
dav they always cash with them the
spot Do they pay How much support do they give
schools churches and those things that mean everything to
the betterment If the individual does not
things he don't officers should take hand
local merchants protected NO one wants
to keep legitimate enterprise but IS this tar bsi
ness-taking away and leaving nothing!
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-05-19
WEAR A POPPY

facing disturbed world conditions and struggles
against economic troubles Saturday. May 28
and will come from the men who gave
when the facing War1ng
The will be in such simple form that
everyone the children understand 1t Will come IN the
form little poppies the ape 1T will speak
days dying for their country and will urge
spirit facing the dangers OF
today .
The poppy is the flower that in the shechurned soil OF
Belgium the only touch OF beauty
surviving and the only floral tribute for the
remained the symbol of the highest patriotic
sacrifice Poppy each year. the American Legion and
Auxiliary bring with its eloquent from the dead
anyone poppy without feeling glow OF pride in his
country? Can the poppes blooming brightly on hun
without knowing of confidence in American
poppes doubt that the nation
sacrifice 20 years will be victorious
todays difficulties?
Every American should poppy Poppy Day and all
America should catch the poppy The brave little bios
says Remember the dead aid the disabled and for
America a'-Conributed.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-05-19
CHAUTAUQUA

To- the younger the word Chautauqua is meaning
less except that sounds like large wad of chewing gum being
astated sideways yet the institution played prominent
and essential carrying entertainment inspiration and know
edge of high moral type the hinterand e@
Gay MacLaren who known to Chautauqua the
rational lecturer Ralph Paete Of "The University 81 Hard
Hnocs fame story the Chautauqu calling
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-05-19

I A 4angaroo court d IN organ1-
ration Of influential and most brutal
prisoners who by sslf-elsction hold
court for the purpose Of extorting
money from new prisoners.
Evening star., 1938-05-14

Floral st. n.w.-At-
bath; nr. bus; pvt.
Georgia SOFA.
Evening star., 1938-05-14
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK and gen. hw.: 2 in family: sleeI.
in house; must have refs. Shepherd
1861.
COOK AND CLEANER. not over So: ex-
perienced white; stay nights; no laundry:
good salary. Box 293-T, Star.
GIRL white, general housework, cooking;
live in; small family. New house: S.
Cleveland 1854.
dren for employed couple; good salary;
good home. Wisconsin 1889
MAID. colored, stay nights; experienced: :
reference. 5121 New Hampshire ave. NV.
WOMAN, unencumbered. reliable. care for
2 children and home for employed couple:
no SUNDAYS. 5121 5th st. NV.
WHITE WOMAN, willing to assist in gen.
eral housework in private home for room
and board and small allowance. 1915
Webster st. ne. 15"
WOMAN, capable and strong: housework
must be good plain cook; good references.
2l23 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1938-05-14

IDOWNIOWN, Ig0I g st. NV. Apt &
Large, double studio room: dressing closet:
adlolning bath. Exceptionally cool: newly
decorated; bright. linen slip covers In
completely equipped apartment. sun porch,
Ians, unlimited telephone maid. laundry,
Evening star., 1938-05-14

CHEVY CHASE. D. C-Front room in
owners corner detached home; furnished
IN maple; inner-Spring mattress: unlim-
lted telephone; convenient to bus: avail
able May 2s; $50 month. Clev. 1923.
324 CONCORD AVE. N.W.-Pvt. house Of
2 adults Meals nntl
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WASH. CIRCLE. s22 23rd st. n.w.-At-
Murphy bed. inner spring mattress; kit.
din. gas range, sink, gas. elec. included
strictly white neighborhood; reas to
| adults. West 1892. l5s
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lie and single

" ST. N.E.-Large double front room.
,Windows Virginia family; gentlemen.
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2707 W0opIEY RID. NV. opposite Ward
bath. garage; gentlemen. Reasonable.
CONN. AVE, Mr.. M-Exclusive apt. room.
cross ventilation: private bath, shower;
gentlemen North 2O00-J evenings.
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1921 G. ST. NE-Double room. single or
double bed, southern cooking home privi-
legeS; reasonable. Lincoln hnh1-I
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2007 37th ST. NW.-Large bright, front
room. furnished; twin beds. 2 closets; con-
venient to bus
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tNEAR 10th AND HARVARD STS) 1867
Hobart st. n.w.-Sunny rm.; southern ex-
posurc. In pvt. residence unlimited phone:
| continuous hot water: comfortable bed
| gentleman only; 81 per month
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1923 21st ST. NW-Cool. inexpensive
single rm. for gentleman: excellent loca-
ton; references. Potomac 4044.
1912 N ST. NW.-Double rooms S6 and
81: single rooms S3 and S4: convenient to
bath: cont h. ".
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1929 r. l. AVE. N.W.-NewIy decorated
rm. spacious closet. piano: also basement
nm: pvt. bath; reas.: gentlemen. North
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2 DESIRABLE commun, outside rms. pvt.
bath. por., adj. Rock Crk. PIX; empl.
adults easy parking. Columbia O2S9
1442 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW.-Large
front room, on 1st floor; reasonable. con-
venient.
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1s45 r ST.-Front room twin beds or
studio couch; unlimited phone. maid serv-
ice; reasonable
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.


ALGEBRA. arithmetic. French. German
Latin English. grammar. reading. spelling
history. geography. Gregg shorthand
touch typewriting taught by teacher
with A. B. Box 272-X. Star. 15s
EUROPEAN OPERA SINGER, Just re-
turned from Hollywood, has reopened stu
dio in Metropolitan Opera House, N Y
viii also teach in WASHINGTON one day
weekly. Write Madam Hughman, 1923
Hawthorne st. NV.
SPANISH, private or groups. English,
adults or foreigners. Cool classroom. Re-
public 0764. Call evenings z to 8.
GREGG SHORTHAND, touch tipping Eng
arith., speed dict; beginners and review
ers individual instruction. Decatur 1884.
TRAIN FOR A BETTER JOB
The sale of Diesel engines grew from
10000 horsepower in 1882 to over 2,OOO,-
600 horsepower in 1887. This rapid growth
provided employment for many trained
men; Further growth of the industry will
create still greater demand for trained
men; Get the latest Diesel facts. Send
1or Illustrated booklet TO-DAY.
WASHINGTON DIESEL SCHOOL.
80 New York Ave. NE. Met aO76.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

5000 18th ST. N.W.-Jewish home; gentle-
man; quiet 2nd-fir. rm.. mr. bath. shower.
1107 10th NV. Apt. 3O1-Young lady to
share room with another; kitchen privi-
leges: S22 so. Republic 2034.
5413 4th ST. NW.-Lse. rm., semi-pyt.
bath. shower; new home: young lady or
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2120 N ST.-Nicely furnished. newly deco
rated, Ink. apt; electric refrigerator CHI.
W., gas range sink; reasonable I5s
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:304 9th ST. S.E.-Attractive front semi
basement room. completely furnished for
Ink, Frigidaire. radio. sink. light, gas
furnished: pvt. entrance: 81 Xk
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
lG0nfinnad


PIANO. uprisht, Davis 8 Son, in good con-
edltion: $40 cash. 524 14th st. s.e.. Mr..
Ees' Reot s79a' GABLES cheap cash. Ph.ne f.
REALISTIC machine. 24-heater. almost
new. complete WITH SO rods and "a pro-
fecf9rs Comm Price sve s176. Apply Mr.. Hershey
REFRIGGERAToRs. g. E.: limited number
s,s 81 psn IN Myers
REFRIGERATOR, Electroiux. in perfect
sensfan seTs ts ssG sss . nx 0F''e' used
REFRIGERATORs. new and used; as low
smsS S5 4ls essH s terms So,o
REFRIGERATOR. Leonard steel Gcel: din:
condition. See Saturday after 4 pm. or
Sunday after 10 an. 800 B st. ne. Apt. g..
REFRIGERATOR. General Electric. 8 it..
iaKe IKE sss as%; bargain. sacrifice 500. Emer-
RESPONSIBLE PARTY wanted to assume
unpaid balance on nearly-new Singer cleo
TIC th;ns seTlng Shag maeains M Singer Sewing Ma
Clarendon. Va. Oxford 1903.
RUGs-six small rugs and one 1OK #. by
d5H2 y (Wornl; near Alexandria; all for
So. Temple 4O59-M.
sAFEs-small safe. also medium sized
Miller. the Sale Man. Transportation
Building. 15'
SEWING MACHINES-singer port. elec.
round bobbin. knee control, like new: "a
reg. price: fully guar: terms. 1897 Conn.
sPWdNG sp t4sedes 81 port slsc .s125o
Repairing. 927 st. NV Republic 1900.
SEWING MACHINEs-singer console elec-
tric: . IKE new; sacrif.ce. $40 SO. Renting.
repairing 2412 18th NV. Col. 3245.
ETT1nTn CnTJCu
Delafield pl. NV. Georgia 1875.
TABLES dining and library: Leonard steel
reiriserator Sd dcel: rugs; good condition;
day after 10 am. 800 5 st. ne. I Apt Ga 2 8.
TABLE SAWS. two. s-inch blades; ice box.
pthonograph with records. 624 Kenyon
TRUCK TIRE BARGAIN-Four 32x6 repos-
10r one-third original cost. Ask for Mr.
thompson Firestone Service Stores. Ord
ny OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EVE rentals; So
sls9. Central Typewriter Co.. 923 G st.
VACUUM CLEANER. 1898 Westinghouse,
Prand-new all attachments; reas. for cash.
Decatur 1901.
Eafsgs EAeguM s339ssS
many others: bond guar; like new. Home
dem. Day or night. 3O-day-trial plan. BEST
BRANDS CO. sos 11th st. NV. Natl. 7773.
VIOLIN for sale: CHEAP FOR CASH. 1913
Calvert st. NV
VIOLIN for sale. Can be seen at st.
Matthews Book Stall. 1854 NJ st. NV.
or phone District O36l
WASHING MACHINE. Kelvinatcf for sale.
District 1858.
WATER COOLERS for sale or rent. g. E.
Supply Corp. 1880 New York ave NV
National $500.
EIGHT LATE-MODEL Mills slot ma.
chimes. can be used in Maryland: Al con-
dition. Box 262-X. Star 15s
12-ROCM FRAME HOUSE. in excellent
condition. to be wrecked. will sell material
reasonably. Shepherd 1868.
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171S 18th ST. NW.-Nicely furnished
rooms; single, 81 up; double. $6 up. Walk
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

NSSsvtS 0SNNSs
1722 LAMONT ST. N,W.-Bed-living room,
17O2 10th N.W.-Vacancies for 3 young
ladies and 2 gentlemen; excellent food:
tnner-spring mattresses. North 1474. IA
Mr.. CONN. 17Os r. I. ave. n.w.-Vacancy
oo5 Of yGung Ers; eneep pleas home
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, 1927 10th St.
n.w.-Beautifully furn.. rooms: private.
semi-private baths: excel. meals: reas.
1929 K ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished single
exc sxseen aGuss bosrd hoe seofihs
aesoratea eS team farnised sinsle
double rooms; good board optional.
374e OLIVER ST, Chevy Chase, D. c.;
ss5; home PRIVILEGES Emerson 1929. is.
other vacancies: walking distance.
1910 10th ST, N:W.-Vacancy in large,
cool room. nicely furnished: private bath,
shower: z girls; best OF meals.
young man in large front room with rum
ming water
12I1 VERMONT AVE-Large front double
room. twin beds. beautiful home; DELICIOUS
home-cooked meals: very reasonable. Is.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 22Os Que st.-Attrac-
tive single room. adjoining large double
room: excellent meals: bus at door.
1880 KALoRAMA RD; N.w.---cool, nicely
furn. front rm., twin peoS; also attr rm,
nr; bath: adj. porch; excel. meals; reas.
HILLCREsT. $500 18th st. n.w.-Single
and double rooms. with good meals; ample
parking space.
1711 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W.-Sin-
gle rm.; also double with twin beds, bath
adjoining; excellent meals; exclusive nome.
Dupont 257O.
1915 goth ST NV, below Dupont Circle
Large double studio room with running
water; 2 singles, small showers: good fo4d; .3d;
congenial crowd no Sunday meals alter
June l tSunday week ends free): lovely
doube cool basement room, private bath,
unlimited phone.
1922 MASS. AVE NW.-Vacancies for
ladies; excellent meals: home privileges To-
1917 ST. NW.-Newly decorated rooms:
good home cooked meals; near Government
buildings. Rates. S31 and $35.
2129 RANDOLPH PL, NE lovely bed sd
rooms living room and bath: in newly dec
Grated basement; twin BEDS inner-spring
mattresses; wonderful for summer. Album:
dance Of delicious home cooked food. Ideal
for or 8 gentlemen or couples: block
transportation. Lincoln O574-J.
1888 KENNEDY ST. NV. (on 16thJ-
Lovely det. home; nicely furn. rm.; COM
fort. beds; ell conv.; food variety: cars,
buses.
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IL MIN. DOWNTOWN-Newly furn. Diet.
bl. to bus: board optional. Walnut S6l r..
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1902 Bird ST. NW.-Large front rm,
next bath; pvt; family; conv. buses and
cars. Adams 20S2.
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NEWLY FURNISHED COOL HOUSE
1449 r. l. ave. n.w.-Double rooms,
maple furnishing. twin beds. inner-spr.
mattr; walking dist: uplim. phone.
Evening star., 1938-05-14

FINE NV. SECTION - Bright, sunny
room; southern exp; free unlimited tele-
phone: bath adjoining; furnished for l
or 2 persons. 1913 w st. NV. Clev. 59S2.
Evening star., 1938-05-14

DOWNTOWN-840 K St NV. Home. Apt
22--Nice front room. s. expos: gentleman:
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72O TUCKERMAN ST. NV. Bright
airy. newly papered and painted room,
next to bath. near car bus. 16s
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PETWORTK-Private Jewish family has
cool. airy room for gentleman excellent
TRANSFORMATION: ST.. Col 16b1
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GEORGETOWN. 3O55 Que st. NV
Large room; private home; gentleman.
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1884 WOODLEY PL N.W-At Calvert st.
single rm., in refined home
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MODERN JEWISH HOME: lovely. airy
room excel. meals: unim. phone: good
TRANSPORTATION. Geo 5000
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

1884 PARK RID. N.W.-Large. light front
studio; also rm. with screened porch; suit
able for couple. Reas. Col. 1865.
1929 PARK RD. NW.-Attractive room
with sleeping porch. in owners home. Rea-
Sonable IA
Evening star., 1938-05-14

PETWORTH-1deal for sunmer-PIeasant
home with large closet, incl. sleeping porch,
$l5 single. $40 double; private home: cony.
transp Randolph 1870 ~
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BOATS.

BOATS.
MOTOR. Sterling Petrel l25-hp.. with re-
verse gear, dual ignition: fine condition
throughout: cost S2.400: sacrifice, S4OO
Phone District 7706 or Adams 4122
INBoARD RUNABoUT, 10 it.. VS. motor;
Greenwood 1888 I5s
FOR SALE-44-ft. Dawn cabin cruiser.
contains u berths. Priced right for quick
sale. Cleveland l44O.
CHROMIUM PLATING. John A. Colts
mann d Co., 1920 1st st. ne. Met. 3O53
40-FT. RAISED DECK CRUISER U9327;
luO-hp Gray marine motor new Delco
plant. sleeps g.. alcohol stove. radio. marine
newly painted: complete; reasonable Met
1899. 'e v
FOR SALE. 1885 Richardson cruiser %
leet; Gray GIL motor reasonable price:
newly rennished. Cleveland 1857. 49,
Evening star., 1938-05-14

6427 10th ST. NW.-Large front room
new. detached corner home. semi-private
bath. Randolnh 24AQ
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COLUMBIA HOTEL. 2125 G st. NV
Rooms with running water. near showers,
So weekly. monthly rates
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front room. private family. ami. near near
bath: Laundry privileges; unlim. phone.
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1920 18th ST.-Two attractive rooms;
beds with inner-spring mattresses: S12.5O
and SlS. Decatur 3AHl.
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1928 18th ST NV. Apt. 54-Sublet for
summer - Three attractive rooms and
Kitchen; couple preferred. 15'
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24l5 e NV. Apt. 1O7-Furnished room,
with or without board; private family;
walking distance Govt. buildings. Emer-
gency Hospital; lady pre.erred. Met. 1915.
Evening star., 1938-05-14

1910 18th ST. NV. Apt. 22--Young
lady desires to share one room, kitchen.
bath; front apartment; walking distance:
summer months; one person, $40; two.
SIG mo. Metropolitan 6576. 15'
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
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WOULD LIKE TO. RENT MY BROOM,
NV. section. Box 25-T. Star
MAPLE FURNITURE, COMPLETE EQUIP
ment: miscellaneous clothing; reasonable;
suitcase. District O422. 15s
WILL CALL AT YOUR HOME, WASH,
polish or simoniz your car. Call Adams
FOR HEALTHS SAKE-ULTRA-VIo
infra-red diathermy. galvanic. colonic as
SKIN trouble: sinus, arthritis, rectal trou-
ailments. BY experienced physiotherapy
nurse, Formerly with Or. D. c. MCGOWAN
of CHICAGO; For appointment call North
2336. Residence. Col 02S6-W.
LEARN TO KNIT AT MY HOUSE; FREE
Geo 9osI. Io4 Lonsfeliow St. NV. JAIN
PRIyATT IVA E,r.fS3l Gfo3NvALESsGENT HOME IN
lected cases Licensed physician and grad
Beach 81. Box 220-X. Star. is.
,,onvJ HILL 4 IS scH0oL Of DANCE;
1925 Georgia Ave. NV. Adams 4586
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2307 CALVERT AND CONN.--Cool at.
tractivelv furn newly dec: delicious meals:
gar: S.i5 UP. Adams GALS
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37l2 35th ST, Mt Rainier Md-Double
Tm clean. pleasant. close bus, street car.
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TABLE BOARD.
COUNTRY BOARD.

CONGRESSIONAL
S16 Conn. ave.-Home cooking. Luncheon
35c; full-course dinner. SOC. Weekly rates
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1890 nth ST. N.W.-C1ean rooms, single.
S4l: double. S32 so; conv location: good
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1919 MONROE ST. N.W.-Front room
five windows; twin beds; next bath: single
room. private home.
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| lo4O LAMONT ST. NW.-Private, Italian
home: few select guests: excellent food,
Meopolitan style. Also rooms without board,
very reasonable. Adams S415. .15.
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1904 GARFIELD ST. NW.-Large front
room with bath, twin beds; private family.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
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tive. well-furnished rooms, single or
double: running water; baths with showers
Evening star., 1938-05-14
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ado Springs. Colo, sharing expenses.