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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-01
-WE, THE One Mans Good" Wife May Be Another Mans ''POiSOn" * * # * * * # #. "1DEAL MATE" JUST DOESN'T EXIST

tics, fit the bill for any employer.
 So each time she goes to a new job she studies her boss and tries to do things his way.
 Wives coluld very well take a tip from the secretary on that point. They would chuck their picture of good wife" out the window and start in to be what ever it is their husbands want and need.
 HUSBANDS PREFERENCES CONTROL WEES COURSE
 If man is ambitious, impatient to get ahead nice, sweet competent homemaker won't be enough for him. He will expect his wife to have enough brains and studied charm to carry the family socially.
 If he wants an easy-going life with time for friends and fun, he'll want his wife to be gay and companionable. Not one who will say No, we can't go out to din- ner tonight. I already have the potatoes on."
 The man who isn't sure of him. self socially needsd more than any, thing a wife who can be counted on to say and do the right thing at the right time.
 It's up to every wife to draw her own picture of a perfect wife - and draw it from her husbands preferences and needs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-01

If we have promlseu cnlu soWeululg, HoW word?
 A. Should we declGe that he has forgotten, and forget too?
 B. Should we keep our word absolutely, regard less of later developments that change the situation?
 c. Was it a mistake to promise without adding, "If nothing happens to prevent?"
 D. May we take promises lightly, yet expect Billy or Betty to keep their faithfully?
 The Bible reminds that there is nothing to equal the faith of child Why, then should think 1t unnecessary to try very hard to keep promises?
 think most mothers are very alive to this trust and do the most heroic things in order to keep their word given Billys mother puts on her hat over a splitting head to take him to the parade.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-01
Of Interest To Women

live you n household problem to sOIveY Write your question clearly. sign your name and ad- dress, enclose a three-cent postage stamp md mnil tO The WOmnn'a Editor. Washington Service Burenu of The Waterbury DemOcrat, iO13 18th Street. Washington, D. C.. for n personal reply. Don't teiephOnei write ns directed.
 0. Please give me simple form- ula for making a hair brilliantine which will keep my hair in order.
 A. Mix, half and half, deodorized castor oil and denatured alcohol Dissolve the oil in the alcohol and add few drops of oil of perfume.
 o. How can French dressing stains be removed from table linen?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-01

cient teeth and hence insufficient mastication of food-is more inl- portant than the septic aor focu! in- lection factor.
 These English doctors conclude and or Doc Brady concurs, with tha advice that when extraction of one, several or all of the teeth cannot be avoided efficient prosthetic den- tistry is essential in the prophylaxia of all types of dyspepsia. Prosthetic dentistry is the con- struction and installation of den- lures to function in place of the missing tooth or teeth.
 Incidentally, one of the Seven, Keys to Vite is Save Your Teeth I quote from teh booklet Seven Keys to Vite"-
 Every tooth lost by disease, ac. cident or design subtracts a year oi two from the individuals life ex. pectation unless its function is car- ried on by g, suitable denture."
 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
 To the Dentors Just to show the Debtors of North America how, highly I regard them as colleagues in the practice oi prophylaxisY the prevention of dis ease and the preservation of health -I'll be happy to send any Doctor of Dental Surgery or Doctor of Den- tai Medicine ODDS. or D.MD) who asks for it on his professional sta- tionery, copy of the booklet Save Your Teeth" and a copy of the booklet ''The Seven Keys to vite." with my compliments. Others who desire either booklet may ask for it, inclosing twenty-five cents coin and a 1-cent-stamped envelope bearing the correct address. Let no corre- fspondent who calls himself Doctor" but fails to reveal his degree att tempt to get by my guard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-01
Caroline Chatfield
Says Today
cz.u. n.s,-sss.A. .. .. Ps..-s Oa,.ss

Alcoholic Husband Can't Furnish Family Things
 Most Precious: Financial and Spiritual Security. DEAR CHATFIELD
 My wife often her love for but didn't believe her eight months of loneliness with nothing
 convinced that's the answer, drinking she she will never live because have the mind of three year hced Her father well to do and the two separation divorce want her back baby back Now what shall do and how?
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-01

All the things most precious to in marriage: security that there back of her, all mOkng without reality In their that tonight the husband will stumble waddlng Nighmarish fears, 0O of the future for herself and her children.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-01
HAVE WIDE
 CHOICE OF COLORS

This doesn't mean the redhead is limited to three or four colors and monotonous makeup. There is at least one shade of every color which will be becoming. Even pink. She won't like a cyclamen tone, but a soft,rosy, shell pink may be quite right.
 If she has the creamy, transpar- ent-looking skin that the luckiest red-heads have, she applies makeup sparingly in an effort to dramatize rather than conceal her natural complexion tones. Her cheeks are tinted-not painted. Her lips have a fresh, dewy look. And her powder of the lightest possible texture, Is dusted on ever so thinly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-01
ANSWER:
DEAR MISS CHATFIELD:

you ask wife not to close her mind completely should these probationary which yourself to her and chronic alcoholic Third should not obligation family but should send erous check regularly take of the baby.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-01
STONE AS PRESIDENT

Lewis Stone has been cast as the President in "A Call on the Presi- dent"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-01

alcoholic hard time as everybody knows but husband married half
  an integral part n him aenates with feeling weakness
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-01

All the while what's best the mans being viaed His weakening If the battle enough his powers his health injured until finally a husband and father.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-01

How do other than doubt her love for who obligations makes demonstration Isn't it natural that finding herself in such predica should look back wistuly to the financial security of herself little that peace security a stable existence.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-01
WOMAN,S REALM -
GlO1itying Yourself
By Alicia Hars
MIA service staff Writer

t l
 The majority of hairdressers agree that the samplest cultures are most suitable for red hair. Doing her hair up in any sort of elaborate fashion seems to smack of gliding the-lily. Generally speaking, they prefer to let color ot the hair rath- CT than the way the hair is dressed dominate the picture.
 The chic red-headed woman has her hair washed often, of course, to keep any trace of excess oil from dimming its glowing highlights. She brushes 1t every night to encourage a natural .gleam. She chooses a hair style that is flattering to her face but which is essentially simple. She, appreciates that her hair IS the focal point of her beauty and, accordingly, plans her makeup and clothes around 1t. Her nail lacuuer and lipstick are chosen to set of her hair as well as to harmo- nize with the dress she has on. She, unlike brown and black-haired women, never se.ects dress color or a shade of makeup simply be- cause it is new or because she likes it. Each item is picked not only because it doesn't clash with her hair but because it actually is a lovely background for her auburn treSSeS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-01

Comes the manage to stick drinking husbands punishment they largely understanding human weakness wonderful will And something financial independence that will permit them kick support themselves and their children.
 
 
  M held confidence Write Miss Chntheld
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-01
RAISING A FAMILY - Always Give Yourself An Out When You Make Promise to a Youngster
RY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON

d something, how about keeping our
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-10-06

world Of tomorrow? What Negro
leader js advocating q change I'll.
vorable to the Negro Of tomorrow :
war throughout history has been en-
tered into by peple seeking 70 adj
vance their national, international
positions and territorial require
Jnents; being homeless without ter
ritory and witnessing but recently
blow to Negro sovereignty, shall the
Negro enter into war again to adj
vance the interests Of Others, on shall
he, like others, demand for his SER
vice, national expression and inter-
national Independence? The time has
come when al Negrodom should help
to realize the dream Of this Negro
boy, born in the isle of Jamaica who
aroused in the Negro masses, con-
sciousness of their position and the
need OF honest solution Of their
problem BY the creation of q ma
tional home for the Negro race.
This man, Marcus Garvey has
taught and is still teaching Negroes
the world over their duty to them
selves through the Universa Negro
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THE FORUM
MARCUS CARVEY A
GREAT TEACHER

IMITATION Of world opinion by the ere
alton Of the largest Negro national
list movement in the history Of his
race and creator and teacher Of z
philosophy destined to elevate the
Negte race to a position OF equality
with all other races.
Today the world admits the be-
ginning Of the end Of great Eur
opean Civilization BY its builders
such i condition affording an oppor-
tunity for other peoples TO give. to
the world their culture and civi'i-
zation. The world as we know It
today will not be the word Of to-
morrow. The question is, what shall
be the position Of the Negro in the
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-10-06

IS fs a
In 1919 a young ambitious law
student born in the West Indies
having noted the deplorable condi-
ton Of his race made the supreme
decision In foregoing course in law
to become the outstanding race phi
losopher Of the century.
Like philosophers Of the past he
received little or no encouragement
from the accredited racial leaders
Of his day ignoring the abuse, fasse
accusations, ultimate disgrace and
banishment from the United States.
This man ambitious to see it occupy
q position of self-efficiency procur-
able only through the creation of
an independent nation has won ad-
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-10-06
N O I IC, E

TO all high school students, you are
invited to join the La Grenduer Club
at the Linden Center. II Il q mixed
group Of well bred boys and girls.
Get your application in as soon as
possible for oHy a limited number
Of members will be accepted at this
time. TO put in your applications
contact Mrs. Margaret Robinson Of
Linden Cente~
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Little Mss Mamie Louise Lilly OF
Weidman Street il much improved
from a recent accident. Louise is
d Forum news girl.
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seeretive even though you aren't
aware Of 1t. Take her into your
confidence more often than you 90
now, She loves YOU devotedly.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-10-06

decision in trying 70 undeftake aae
course of study which have mi
mind
Ans:--I feel thai you are using
good judgment in trying to better
yourself and you will finish the
course Of study without any trouble.
Naturally ii will lake yau good
while 10 learn the subject thoroughly
but il viii be worth the effort put
forth.
J.M.-TelI me in this weeks col
umn why is it that G. G. and | cant
get along? We often have disputes
yet he seems to care for me.
Ans:--Both Of you are selfish and
will not try to cooperate. May
warn you both, II you do not stop
acting so childish, your love affair
will 70 on the rocks. You could
find happiness, but not by fussing
and being disagrecablc.
M.L.B Does this boy really sove
me as he says and does he love me
TO his heart? Will / get to court
before / am IS?
Ans:--The boy likes your looks
well enough 10 make "goo-goo eyes"
at you. but his feeling for you is
far from love. If you behave well,
your mother will give hcr consent
for you to have company OCCASION
ally next summer.
NJ WI am the mother of
eight children now and ! wish 70.
know will ever stop having babies?
I would like 70 enjoy litt.e bit Of
life like other people.
Ans;--You deserve TO have lit
tie fun If anyone does. 1t would
prove to your advantage 10 have a
heart to heart conference with your
family phyaician as eight children
seem. to be good sized family.
Libra--I have worked for years
hoping some day to be able to es-
tablish home Of our own where
we can rear our children without
being frowned upon but it looks
doubtful. Is there anything worth
while for me to look forward to IN
the future?
Ans:-Cneer up for conditions
aren't as bad As you believe them
TO be. No home is happy when
there are relatives in the household
as permanent guest. Talk your hus-
band into making the home two
separate apartments one for your
family and the other for your mo
thcr in law. Also insist that she
visit around among the other chill
dYen each year 50 that you can ap-
preciate her more when she is with
you.
E.M.--Am d high school graduate
and in love with a college graduate.
| love this young lady terrifiiealy
but just can't feel sure Of her.
Does she care?
Ans:--Indeed she does. Why
would she consent 10 marry you #
she did not love you. You must
work hard and improve yourself in
every way Cor she has little adj
vantage over you by being better
educated. This should not be =
drawback but should inspire you to
push ahead for her sake.
EM.-You answered a question
for my wife in your column and i
was inspiring. | am asking you adj
vice. / Love my wife, what is i
that makes her feel that / hold some
unspoken resentment toward her.
Ans:--She, like every woman II
the world loves to hear man tel
her Of HE devotion for her. At one
time you spoke TO her more freely
ahout business and other probien''
that confront married couples ans
she Just resents your being little
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Improvements Association and honeat
attempt, to solve the condition uni.
yersal.
]. K. STEWART,
1900 Z. 4Oth Street,
Cleveland, Ohio.
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III THE SHADOW
+IOF.TnE STARS
l a.. III L. lr fIn@c

onTFYo~, question be anayzed m in this column oay
hsn vou include cppng this column and sign your ip ns
trsIde and correct letter For fp0e
anv a5c and stamped for latest Aci
pEAnINf covering byfhdae: also fef ue, aan
thrce Questions Explain problems clearly ana IN
anaiyns ans a. those within Of logical reasoning
Send all msu to Able Wallace, care OF
THE FORUM Ala w. sth St. DAYTON. OHIO
Evening star., 1939-07-21
1907 PARK RID,

The Oriental. near 16th-5 rooms and
bath, parking space; reasonable rent at
tractive location
w. P. LOCKWOOD, 141O H NV. 21s
Evening star., 1939-07-21

Qeft Just beyond ent. Indian Spring Club,
Colesville rd)-Unusually beautiful new,
3 b.r., / u baths paneed living room, 81.
brick: air cond.: auto. heat; carport; So
FIVE ROOMS. DUPLEX HOUSE. AMI.
second floor: Northeast near Lincoln Park
Rent only So 80; Phone Columbia 11O1.
METROPOLITAN 1918 21s
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newly decorated: heat. gas, elec. incl;
adults only; convenient to car line. 23*
1911 GA NW-COOL COR. APT, .
large rms din. kit, bath. new gas range;
S5H. 30. Res.
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CONN. AVE.-3221.

$3.50 i,,R RooMs: o KIT. DIN. BATH,
ner. @-bedroom apartment, over
looking trees and lawn: large
corner dnette: free refg MRS
SMITH, mgr DlDo0f o45o
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

MODERN, SMALL FLAT OR APT. UN-
| furnished vic. Key Bridge. Quiet nights
absolutely essential. Occupancy Sept 1st
Box il2-S Star.
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44i4 14th-s R. . g. K. GLAssEp
porch: convert families; dble gar:
S15.75 BOSS & PHELPS, l417 X st
6 TO RMS. BA. RIVERDALE TAKOMA
Park and Falls Church. FULTON R. COR
DON. l427 Eye ST. Dist. $3.50: evening.
Woodley 509l
OPEN AND LIGHTED. Z TO Q P.M-No.
2974 Northampton St. corner Nebraska
avenue. Chevy Chase. D. c.. rms. and ba:
GORDON: 1927 Eye st. NV. Dist. $3.50;
evening. Woodey 509l.
fO5 OTIS pT W-6 pO0MS pATTJ
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SEE-COMPARE

SEE-COMPARE.
Low-priced brick bungalow | block from
corner. Western ave. and Davenport sts.
NV; 5OO7 Westway drive: new full base
ment, attic. aforementioned heat; latest in
kit. wide lot open and lighted till pm.
KELLEY, STEELE g. BRANNER
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HOUSES FUR. OR uhEuR.

ATTRACTIVE 7-ROoM HOUSE, = BATHS
garage Conven. desirable neighborhood
Entirely redecorated. 2905 2ath NV.
1921 AMES PL. NE-6-ROOM HOUSE.
nr. Lincoln Park Inspection Sat or Sun.
s23 MARIETTA PL. N.W.-6-ROOM ROW
house. > inClosed porches. double garage;
near express bus; reas. Randolph 4543
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

SHEPHERD PARK. 77l7 l4th ST NV
H-room house, garage; until September 10;
reasonable to reliable party.
1927 ADAMS MILL RID. FACING ROCK
Creek Park-6 rooms. . baths. sleeping
porches: beautifully furn., partially with
antiques. Col 6792
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

COLMAR MANOR. MD $40 DANIELS
st.--Enloy a cool suburban apt. rms
bath mi. Greenwood 3S4l
ALEXANDRIA, VA.-FIRST-CLASS TWO
rms kit, bath; well located; overlooks gar.
den: furn., unf S40-S47 so. Temple 3439
ROCK CREEK PARK. % MIN. DOWN
town-Lake, swimming Beautiful living
room. bedroom. k. b. Wis. 4033 ~.
UNFURNISHED APT. . ROOMS. KITCHEN
and path screened porch; S47 so. Apt. 4,
2334 Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va
COOL, MODERN APARTMENTS,
! and :. bedrooms See resident manager
apt. !, 10 E. Chestnut St. Alex Va
BROD1E COLBERT. INC.
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624ia 4th ST. NE-5 R., B., BACK
porch; ami: good condition: $3.50.
Open Adams a69S
1888 RITTENHOUSE ST. N.W.-6 R., ga
b., porches. auto. heat, cleo refg., recr.
rm., gar. Overlooking Rk. Ok. PIX. and
18th ST. Rep. 2352. Ewes, Geo. 3746.
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HOUSES FOR SALE,
COMPLETE

In every detail. This fulI-sized, 3-bedrm.
nome contains in addition to a large living
Em:: dining rm. modern Kitchen. a f;,il
rage: auto hest II is all brick, Slate root
Price. S7.750 It may be purchased for
$3.50 cash and s5o Per MO. In nearby Md.
WESLEY BUCHANAN Wis. 623G. from Z
until 6 pm
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An Unusual OppOrtunity.

This home is not new: It Is, In fact, about
10 yrs. old; Just old enough to have de-
new house can boast 1t occupies corner
over 100 IT. wide in the forest section Of
Shsyy Ghas and
planned double bedrms,. 9 baths on 2nd
FIR. lge. living rm, dining rm., serving
should inspect it. In our opinion 1t is a
lare bargain at the price asked Call ]
WESLEY BUCHANAN. Wis 1878 until 8
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A MASTERPIECE.

most pleasant combination of the
charm Of the old South and modern con-
venence has been incorporated in this
delightful all-brick home: 3 large bedrms..
. baths on second floor; spacious living rm =.
dining rm designed for entertaining. mod
ern kitchen. real paneled den with lava
tory; priced low and on very reasona BILE
terms. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Wis. 1915,
until q m
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

|
YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE GENTLEMAN
az and T. dinner: ri SO sH week. ky Col. 7o5s.
freshly ~ decorated; modern equipment;
Frigidahe, sink, phone, etc; So.
DETACHED. %.19 NAYLoR RID; s.E.-3
rms. pvt. bath and entrance; Frigidalre;
adults.
1877 IRVING ST. NW.-ATTRAC. / RM
kit. dinette,, eas elec., refg, sink, range;
$3.50: also lee. double rm Adams o359
1860 COLUMBIA RID. NV : CLEAN,
Simmons mattress. SIS; front Ink, $3.50.
TAKOMA PARK, 1859 BLAIR RID = 2
rooms with Kitchen, porch; completely fur
nished Frgidaire; private entrance.
1904 MONROE ST. ,N.w-LARGE ROOM
light included; 81 weekly.
PARK LEE, 1880 PARK RD-EXCELLENT
loci; L, :; and 3 cool, attrac. rms, din, kit,
bath. shower; reasonable Frieid ele.;
transient or permanent. Adams 1889.
nv rooms 1st f., Kelvinator, cleo,
gas; pvt. entr.: large yard; SO week
GLOVER PARK-STUDIo LIV R., MOD
erm f XII; ST 80 to couple if wife assumes
lew obligations. Emer. 2497 after $40.
WE Observation-Disclosures COOL,
well furn.. piano Wocdley 1856.
ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH AND PORCH;
Frieidaire. gas and electricity furnished
l4of Newton st. NV. Met. 1926. 80.
2SOl ADAMS MILL RD. APT. IO3-o
rms; kit. bath: cool attrac; newly dec;
rrlgldalre, radio: $50 mo. See janitor
SUBLET NICELY FURN. l-RM.. KIT, AND
b,apn. 2; APT, TO Sept 10; s25 mo. to res. party.
dupont 57lS. 23s
DUPONT CIRCLE-LARGE STUDIO RIM,
porch kit completely furn, cleo refg
S35. Also front basement apt. l rm, kit
pvt entr.. s32 1863 P st. NV
J OR RMS. KITCHENETTE, BATH
eIec retg, ch,w V: pvt. entr: quiet adults
Reasonab bic. 21o2 Randolph pl. ne, i blk
east of BladenSburg I'd
81 R. I. AVE. N.W-oUIET COUPLE
A'trac., rooms and porch. new furn.,
cont. W. Frigidaire. Reasonable 23'
FURNLwa1APARTMENTs-uNFURN.
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LOS FLOWER AVE.

Tskoma Park, Md.-If you are looking for
a cool quiet, modern apt. We have 1t See
our resident mgr at Il05 Flower ave to
inspect avail units DIXIE REALTY CO,
Natl. $3.50 Ewes, Shep 495s
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MOVING, PACKING 6 STORAGE.

MOVING?-Eliminate all worry all risk
Merchants accepts full responsibility
Padded vans. Trained men. Low rates.
Call Merchants, National 5000.
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17O6 N. HAMPSHIRE AVE.
BELMONT GARDENS,

1922 sth ST. W. HOUSES: SINGLES,
DOUBLES. SUITES; INNER SPRING MAT
TRESSES; RATES. WITH MEALS. $40
MONTH UP; PRIVATE TELEPHONE Ex-
CHANGE. DUPONT $3.50
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COMFORTABLE HOME ON MARYLAND
ave. s.w.. within easy walking distance Of
many Government departments. s rooms,
~ baths finished attic. front and back
porches. INV. h.; excellent condition: rent,
S65 P j. WA1SHE. INC. 1l07 Eye st.
w Nat 646S
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1915 NORWOOD DRIVE
Out Wisconsin Ave, Just Past District Line.
S75-Rec. hall. living room with fre-
place dining room, bedrooms. kitchen
and bath garage; large lot: screened porch.
14O4 K. CAFRlTZ. Dist. 9060.
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& thesda m pfopeTty a for rent from % So to SIS
EDW H. JONES & CO.. INC,
$500 Conn. Ave. Woodley 1900.
SS5-NEW HOUSE, AMERICAN UNIvER-
sity Park, 6 rooms, bath and half, auto
families Near Woodrow Wilson High.
F. E. MALONEY, WOODLEY 7649.
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1870 1NGRAHAM ST. NW.-Colonial home:
prleht, airy room, next bath; all conven-
lenceS; near tranSp
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SHANNON e. LUCHs CO.
05 H ST. NV. NATL. 2345.

PETWORTH, S7.45O TERMS
Dun1gan built; completely reconditioned.
ready for occupancy. Concrete front porch,
! rear porch screened. ] closed and heated.
Z rms, tile bath. pantry. automatic heat,
2-car garage.
EDW, H. JONES e. CO. INC,
Woodley 23O0: evenings. Shepherd ] 53S.
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18th ST. 4323-Desirabe double. homelike
surroundings, S35 Also very nice, large
attic room. Ad 0S5S 23'
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BROOKLAND 3314 Sth ST. NE-DET.,
Z rms. bath, h.-w.h.; newly decorated
inside and outside: S49.50 Natl. 09S2.
$50 TAKOMA AVE. SILVER SPRING. MD.
-6 large rooms tile bath. cement porch.
ouilt-in fireproof garage. modern kitchen:
convenient to everything. Hyattsville 92-W
0r Natiopal
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Hall and AnneXes.

1703-13-37-4O K ST NV
Now is the best time OF the year to
select your new living quarters good.
small singles and delightful large rms,
with private bath now available: food
service. atmosphere and location unex-
cellei. District ZOO
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

1929 K ST. NW.-Bright, cool. single and
double rooms; semi-private baths; home
cooking: selective menus 2ls
1883 INGRAHAM ST. N.W-Attractive
single, also double room: S35 and $40;
convenient 14th 81. cars, buses. Geo. 6192
sos M ST. NE-Nicely furnished room,
next bath: home privileges; $3.50 week.
Atlantic 1887.
1870 INGRAHAM ST NW.-Colonial home