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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-15

Milk pitchers ........ Mrs. Maxwell Elephants ............ Mrs. Maxwell Logs .................Ja Janet Morton Book matches ........J John Byrnes Baseball stars ....,....Jack Hughes Movie stars
 Ann Norman, Marguerite Seery
 Stamps ......... Robert McQuarrie Radio and Movie Stars ......... ....,...........C Carol McQuarrie Funny books .... Dorothy Tardy Soldiers and Fort .. Howard Hall Elephants .....,.. Doris Lanouette Hand paintings R. K. Warland Wagon eco. Gordon McKennerney
 The doors of the gymnasium were open at 7:30 p. m. to allow people to examine the exhibits, and at 8 o'clock business meeting was held with Mrs. John Byrnes presiding, and Mrs. Frederick Scott and MT. Raymond of the Toy Lending library the guest speakers. MT. Raymond explained the great need for toys in the project which he represents, that of lending toys to children at six stations throughout Waterbury, with headquarters in the Mulcahy school building. They have instructed the postmaster that they will try to fill the requests of all letters received at the local post office addressed to Santa Claus, during the coming Christmas season. It will be a large undertaking, and therefore an ap- peal is made for large quantities of toys, no matter how old or dilapi- dated, because a corps of workers, in- cluding doll surgeons, dressmakers and beauticians, also mechanics and woodworkers, will quickly restore the toys to visions of beauty for children who otherwise would not have the toys they long for.
 There is a great demand for dolls, and request was made to clean out closets and attics and contact the workers at telephone 4-8555, who will do the rest.
 Mrs. Everett Cook, chairman of ways and means, presented George Hughes, in connection with the P. T. A. sponsoring musical revue in the near future. MT. Hughes gave his ideas concerning the subject and it was decided to hold special meeting to discuss the matter.
 It was also stated that new Girl Scout troop will be formed Friday afternoon in the school gymnasium for girls between the ages of 10-l4, with Mrs. Charles Murphy in charge.
 The meeting was followed by an hour of motion pictures shown by Elmer Wilson, taken on a recent va cation through Quebec and the Gaspe Peninsula. Some were colored an dal lwere unusually beautiful and interesting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-15
MINISTER, WIFE
 PROVIDE PROGRAM

Rev. Dr. and Mrs. John c. Walker Of the Second Congregational church provided the program yesterday at the weekly luncheon meeting of the Rotary club. They showed colored moving pictures of national parks in the west taken by Mrs. Walker.
 Mrs. Walker also sang group of old songs. Charles Allen, enthu- siastic editor of The Rotary Bull letin, mentioned in his editorial musings last week he would like to hear My Mother Was 8 Lady, She's More to Be Pitied Than Gen. sured" and some other old timers Mrs. Walker found music and words after considerable hunting around, and sang them yesterday, much to MT. Aliens surprise,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-15

Pony Boy The Pony Express Riders who carried messages from San Francisco's Golden Gates International Exposition to the New YorKs Worlds Fair on horseback this summer are now on their return trip When they get to Frisco they "ii have completed 1000 mile horseback ride, perhaps the longest on record From St. Louis to Albuquerque they will follow the old Sante Fe Trail. Letters from Mayor LaGuardia to Mayor Penny of Tulsa, Okla, Mayor Ross of San Francisco, and President Quezon of the Philippines being carried by the riders
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-15

Rocco Dorio Waverly Inn boss was honored at birthday party last evening at his Cheshire emporium Mrs Patrick Mango and infant daughter have returned from St. Marys Hospital and now are quartered at Mrs Mango's mothers home on Oakland Avenue William J Gray, a member of the 1922 class at Wesleyan Uni versitv was initiated as a member of Epsilon Gamma Chapter of Sigma Nu in Mddetown Monday. Lllyan O. Warner had the radiator and fender of her car damaged the past weekend when 175pound buck deer leaped into the path of her auto in Woodbridge The deers neck was broken.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-15
HENEBRY, BURNS
 ON HONOR ROLL

James F. Henebry, of 45 Water vile street, and Joseph B. Burns, of 133 Fulton Park avenue, are listed on the honor roll of the law school of the Hartford Colleges of Law and Insurance.
 Emil A. Petke of Terryville, is also on the honor list. MT. Henebry has also been named to represent the third-year class on the Student Council.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-15

Next to shopping ourselves we like to read about other folks shopping. And perhaps our most interest D. Roosevelt. Always the early bird and her time planned to the minute Mrs Roosevelt has already done some of her Christmas shopping Naturally she has to shopping is required So for the her list this year she has ordered hundred dozen linen handker chiefs in four hundred boxes of three each And for her winter wardrobe-this is always well chosen for when Mrs. Roosevelt goes shopping know that the social season is Among her gowns for winter func- tiOns receptions dinners and what have y0u a white falle satin gown with gold stripes dinner gown of shell pink and silver lame. gold lame gown, and two chiffon gowns heavenly blue shade the other the new st0pre1 shade.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-15
STRAND

Mack Sennett bathing beauties, Keystone Cops, custard-pie comedy and all the other happy memories of the movies from bathing beauties to world prem.eres will be flashed on the screen at the Warner Bros. Strand theater this afternoon when the technicolor production Holly wood avalcade" opens its four day engagement.
 Co-starring Alice Faye and Don Ameche 1t tells the great human story of Mike, who wanted to make movies, and Molly, who wanted only to be loved by Mike but who in- stead won greatness on the screen It tells the drama of the men and women like them who conquered the entertainment world in the roman- tic, fabulous years of Hollywood's rise.
 Staged again, with great stars of today an grea personalities of yes- terday, you'll see slapstick comedy that will roll you in the aisles. once again, Buster Keaton, Ben Turpin, Chester Conklin and the Keystone cops are seen in hilarious scenes from the past. And again, Al Jolson sing the son gwith which he elec- tried the world in "The Jazz Sing ers." You'll see Hollywood as 1t was and as 1t is, three-ring circus of entertainment. So don't forget to make a date to see this grand show before the closing performances Saturday evening.
 Jane 'Vithers and the Ritz Bros. in Pick Up Your Troubles" will be the co-feature of the program.
 Attend the Strand regularly and see the best of the big hit pictures. "They Shall Have Music" "All Quiet on the Western Front" "The Real Glory" Babes in Arms" "The Roar ing Twenties" and Drums Along the Mohawk" are among the big screen treats coming soon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-15
"Old 97"

"Od 97" When Engineer Joe Brodie opened the throttle on the mail train of the Southern Railway Lynchburg, Virginia thirysix years ago this past September he little reckoned he was providing the ground work for lawsuit that in 1889 would be placed in the laps of the nine members of the U S. Supreme Court That when "Od 97', famed today in song, went punging into ravine, destroying equipment, became favorte song of the southern states of Vir gnia the Caronas, and Georgia. The versions were many and the Not until 1924 was phono- graph record made of the song, but that's when its fame really spread Vernon Dalhar we'll known singer of American folksongs, made recording for Victor and also for Edison And how those records of Od 97 sold. Over million of them made and bought by lovers of the great old song In 1928 David Graves George brought suit against Victor claiming he wrote the song Since then its authorship has been bounced from court to court, until it's in the lap of the Supreme Court And there probably good old Engineer Brode will once more be given "hS orders at Monroe, Va."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-15
.EURoPE.s NEW PEAcElNAKERs!-

Queen-Mother Elizabeth helps him with his three children Every night he goes with them to the nursery for prayers and q good night kiss. queen wihelmina of the Netherlands only woman who rules Kingdom today, finds war at her door for the second time in her 4l-year reign.
 The Dutch queen has lived two lives since that day in 1898 when, as a girl of l8 she ascended the throne. Religious and straitlaced, Queen Wilhelmna has known any other than the remote world of the court
 Lonely and isolated more so since the death of her prnceconsort and the marriage of her daughter she spends much time at home sewing or reading She takes her carriage drive regularly at each day. but always in the privacy of her own park
 Her eccentric liking for ridiculous hats is not re- nected in her character. Short full and beamy she has the blue eyes, heavy upper lips and the profile of circular cheeks and chin that is the eptome of every thing Dutch. Hers is queenly carriage, on the Vic- finest collections of diamonds in Europe.
 Though she profesAes no great liking for music, she can play and sing She paints in water coors and occasionally induges in outdoor sports like bicycle rid ing or hiking in the royal park She plays tennis, is fond of dogs. and, as bets Dutch queen, she skates
 In her private life she is currently fighting the in- roads of the jazz age brought into her sad court by her daughters funloving consort, Prince Bernhard
 These she is able forgive for birth of two grand daughters has assured Queen Wlhelnina that the lineage of the House of Orange that has ruled Hol land ten centuries, will continu-and on the feminine side.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-15

Theresa Gelinas blonde East Liberty Street girl, who seldom wears hat, and Leo Theriault of the Fulton Park Street Theraults, will be principals in Thanksgiving Day wedding ceremony at St. Ann's Church Rev Dr. John c. Walker has accepted an invitation to give the Thanksgiving at Temple Jmae Friday evening November "A. Seth Goodwin Is all set for the winter with pair of cotton gloves . Rev. John Mccarthy of Bridgeport brother of Hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-15
HOLIDAYS AHEAD
BY THE MAN IN THE TOWER

Now that you have cast your vote There are few things to note,- Thanksgving next week gets going, And to be continued so you must be knowing Which day you will celebrate with gusto, Go on binge or bust, oh It's time to plan t-.e dining, All the parties and incidental winning, Looking all of two weeks ahead With two Thanksgiving in the red Which is whichP Do you celebrate one or twoP That my friends, is up to you
 FEM. EM.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-15
BLAME YOUR
 LIVER IT,.

If your liver doesn't secrete 20 to 30 ounces of bile sperv day into your intes- tines-constipation with it's headaches, mental dullness and that "half-alive" feeling often result. So you see how im- portant 1t is to keep bile flowing freelyl And what finer aid could one desire than Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets, used SO successfully for years by Dr. F. M. Edwards for treating his patients for constipation and sluggish liver bile.
 Olive Tablets are unsurpassed in ef- fectiveness because they stimulate liver bile to help digest fatty foods, they tone up muscular intestinal action, at the same time help elimination. Being purely ssgs- table, Olive Tablets are wonderfull Test their supreme goodness T0NICHTl l5k. 90fs coz. All drusstores.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-15

Daniel M. Schiller was made member of the Yale Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa Monday in New Haven. Dorothy M Caffrey, Helen D. Dalton, Rosemary G. Col we'll Annette C. ROchOn Eleanor M Habing and Helen R. Sweeney found New York City the same ole place in their visit there the past weekend. Joe Keinman drops one-center from Miami Beach, Florida, to be back in the Brass Burg by December 1. Mande Green, former athletic director and principal of Thomaston High School is affiliated with Boston finance company and doing all right by himself.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-15
One was missing

One missing. {. That's good title for a mys- tery play story In this it's just story of four of the name Out at French Lick Indiana, which has other attractions besides it's four Charles WinnngerS the tale began and ended Charles Wnninger sent note to Charles Winnnger It said that Charles Wnninger would deliver package to him but that the package meant for Charles Winninger. Unraveing the maze it de- veloped that note-sender power house employe, named Charles Winnnger. The recipient of the note was hotel plumber, named Charles Wnninger. The package bearer Charles Winninger golf course greens-keeper The one for whom the package was intended was Charles Winninger gardener. All related pair being father and The puzzle not to detect which father and son. but to figure out what would have happened had Charles Winninger of radio and stage fame made his appearance in the quad rInge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-15
Todays Answers 70
 cRANlUM CRACKERS

Questions on Comic Page 1. (b) Montreal, Que. 2. (d) New Brunswick, N. J. 3. (a) Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 4. Co Omaha, Neb. 5. (b) Hanover, N. H.
Evening star., 1939-07-02
HOUSES FURNISHED.

TAKoMA PARK-217 WILLOW AVE-
Moo Modern home. bedrooms, automatic
ass,r.h1s asst double garage attractive price to
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-ss5; s
rms, 3 baths. 2 porches, automatic heat
rms. rented. se5. Box 4ia-K, star
ON HAMILTON ST. ANVIL RENT
3ss 'ne Geo aufsis siao Owner retains one
BURLEITH-MoDERN GROOM HOME;
hood: completely turn.: reas. Met $3.50. o.
TAKoMA TAI 60 PARK-BUNaALow; : LARGE
rms ssd. 18th fura se n~ G
BUNGALOW. WELL FURNISHED. 5 RMS.
sonable to reliable people: Shepherd 18s:,
KENNEDY ST. N;w.-DETACHED, RMS,
s1aass to os aso4sa ss5s
BETHEsDA-UNT1L SEPT. IS TO RE-
rental: furnished house. tennis court. To-
acre s1e yard Phone Wis 506s. between
FOR RENT-sMALL FURNISHED. HOUSE
rental for July, August Or years lease on
os osssal MiehiFsn Fsnt. s basis Call Decatur so72
coNy: NV: sEcT1oN-2-BEDRM COM.
mos: or LONGER. Reas: Georsis III.
5-RM.- .-AND-BATH BUNGALOW. 671O
44th St. Oh. CHI. Md.-Oil heat. recrea-
Hn near DO6 en-
center: conven. schools; newly decorated
references; lease. Open for inspection
lob. Sunday. Monday. Tuesday
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARKS RMS
bath. new detached home: air-conditioned
S75 month. Woodley 1884. or Mich. 1905
5341 BROAD BRANCH RD.-4 BED
rooms, oil heat. lovely setting. S10O per
month. OWNER. Woodley 5Ol3
REFINED ROOMING HOUSE. COMFoR-
tably furn.. IA rms. 3 baths block 18th
8, Columbia I'd. Col. 4S17.
EDGEMOOR, MD.-JULY Is TO SEPT. s
-Delishtfully COOL airy home. completely
furnished: rooms . baths. screened sun.
room. 1st.foor lavatory; Also 2 servants
rooms and bath: nearly an acre of lawn
vegetable and flower gardens; outdoor pic.
mic oven; gear garage; rental reduced to
5000 for the eight weeks provided owner
reserves one bedroom and bath. Wis. 4431
81
oVERLoOKs ROCK CREEK PARK
Quiet and cool: for July and Aug; rms.
12 baths. ami. Georgia 324S.
CHOICE NV. LoCATION--NICELY FuRN
8 rms. sleeping porch awnings. automatic
heat Frigidaire. sarage; moderate rental
to desirable tenant. GeorEis $3.50.
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MOVING, PACKING e. STORAGE.

SAFE FURNITURE STORAGE costs nc
more. Why take a chance? Enjoy COM
plete protection. Low rates. Open storage
private rooms. Call Merchants. Nat. 5000
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FLATS FOR RENT.

FOR COLORED-NEW DE LUXE FLATS
319 10th st. s:e--Open for INSPECTION;
available avtt! July IS; rms Kit; bath. di-
MARINARI. 30 l1th st. ne. Atl 3O3G
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

5-ROOM BUNGALOW ADJACENT WOOD
ed park and stream. East Silver Spring:
July II to AUGUST IL; $40. Shep. 3631.
ls47 STONE HOUSE FOR SUMMER: GAR
dener and Ford included: River road. Ia
miles Wisconsin ave-: turn 1T mail box $50.
Wisconsin 1905.
FOR SUMMER ROOMS. 9 BATHS. GA
rage. overlooking Rock Creek Park; SS5
per mo. SHIRE. 1919 Ineleside terri NV.
GLOVER PARK-MODERN g. ROOM.
comfortably furn brick home: 2 screened
porches. hot-water heat. oil burner nice
yard and garage; near transportation.
stores and schools =
BRoDIE & COLBERT. INC.
Natl. SSG6. 17G1 Eye St. NV.
3155 HIGHLAND PL. NV.
DISTINGUISHED dwelling on large wooded
lot tnearly ] acre) seven bedrooms, 3ia
baths; nrst-hoor lavatory: 2-car garage;
a blocks west Of Connecticut ave- hand
somely furnished: $500 month. W. C. Il
A. N. MILLER. District 4464.
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CONCORD GARDENS.
A GRAND OFFER!
Modern Downtown Apis.
Extremely Low Rents

Choice suite in nreproof BLDG: SWITCH
corner apt, large living rm bedrm. recep,
nal nal klt bath Sas Huge living rm.. kit.
oaIn: SHh. 1880 81. NV Also furn at
Silght extra charRe Dupont $500
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HOUSES FUR. OR UhFuR,

ATTRACTIVE 7-RM. HOUSE . BATHS
garage Convenient. desirable neighbor
hood. Entirely redecorated. 29O5 29th st
NV.
NEAR WARDMAN PARK HOTEL; MOD
ern 1-room 2la-bath, semi -dsta ched
nome. partly furnished: oil burner cleo
trlc refrigeration; garage: newly decorated
Rent reasonable. Met 800
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WANTED-FURNISHE APARTMENT 2
and small dog quiet neishborhocd. pref
erably suburbs. Write MRS. BROOKS
1870 Ingleside ter
JULY 3rd-2 ROOMS. FURNISHED BASE
ment apt. not over S25 month permanent.
Met. 324a. ask for MORGAN
WE CAN RENT YOUR APT FURN. OR
unfurn. MR.. FORESTER.
1910 Vermont Room 2l1 Natl 33S4 .
SUBRENT SMALL FURN. APT SEVERAL
weeks in August. Preferably downtown
NV. section Box 476-M Star.
REFINED YOUN GcoUPLE WISH RENT
or sublet several mos small neat. furn
apt; maximum. $3.50. Adams 71139-J
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

S65 90 3 ROOMS, KIT. DIN. BATH.
Cool, corner, 2-bedroom apart
ment overlooking trees and
lawn: large corner dinette; free
reig: completely furnished. MRS
SMITH. res mgr Dupont 2452
1915 10th ST. NV.
Nicely furnished single apis. Rent re-
aoced. Maid. linens, electricity. Res. mgr.
BACHELOR APARTMENT.
.,.r,y;. Two rooms; bath: comfortable; furnished;
manaser. 1851 Crescent pl. NV
VICINITY CONN. AVE. AND S.
21"2 I2Iz DECATUR PL NV.
Apt; 24-3 rooms. kitchen. bath. attrac-
ssiveiy furnished; avail for July, August and
september Janitor has key. $50 per
.R. MARBuRY STAMP g. CO..
-2I2 Southern Bldg. Dist sI57
1448 PARK RID. NV.
THE FULTON.
IN LYING IHn ROOM DINING ROOM kITcH-
$64.5O.
rN 2 BEDRooMs. I LIVING ROOM, K1TcH-
$72.5O.
Gas, Light. Refrigeration Free
Modern flreproof building. All apart
ments newly decorated and furnished.
xator building; most conveniently located
RESIDENT manager
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EXCLUSIVE LOCATION.

EXCLUSIVE LOCATION.
CONN. AT TAFT BRIDGE
RMS KIT APT. $50: FUR. S5s.
SPACIOUS 3-RM., KIT, .APT-S7O.
phone service. mirror doors 2O1O Bel
mont I'd. NV. Hobart 5Os3 Just one left.
INTOWN-3-RM. APT-S45.
Modern, downtown elevator apt bldg
convenient. large, bright rooms: f,1rn nj
Sfleht extra cost. BLAIR. 1927 M st. NV,
CONCORD GARDENS,
1901 Concord ave corner 1900 block I3tb
n.W.-New cross-ventilated air-cooled
apartment, ? rooms. kitchen. dinette bath,
senetian blinds large rooms, kitchen fans
paomlnton court convenient shopping
and schools. REFRIGERATION AND
COOKING INCLUDED IN RENT. Resident
manaeer. Apt JOB. Randolph 33bR
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

APARTMENT. NEAR BELTsvILLE. FOR
two employed adults; for occupancy by
Sept. or Oct. Box 491-M Star
Evening star., 1939-07-02

sPECIAL-3-APT. BLDG. NEAR CAPITOL:
cehIraI ne mr.. Govt deptS.; comple'e
mooern equipment; large brick garage rea-
sonable or will consider small house in
20 $4,000 for equity. MRS. WILLIAMS,
IInc. 3li2 ''
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Groom house Call after pm
MODERN HOMES
CHEVY CHASE: D. c. MD. SUBURBAN
BATHS. LESLIE D. MEASELL. AID 25s3'
NIGHT AND SUN, WOODLEY Az,
7 ROOMS, 2 BATHS-S7O
New brick. automatic heat. creation
room LESLIE D. MEASELL. Adams g56i:
night and sun. Woodev A. 723
8 RMS. OIL HEAT-S67 so.
-. Tavlor ST. nw-s bedrooms tiled
transp tram reg s,r SaT ca Bar, ear; NICE ward fine
DIXIE REALTY co Natl 2220
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OWNER LEAVING CITY. MUST SELL
Seautlui corner home. Cleveland Park
peorooms : ba tbs. a m j.. large porch sur
i ITounoed bv shade trees Phone OWNER
emerson S41S or come 10 property AT zoos
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1892 FAIRMONT ST N.W.--ULTRA-
modern ] room. large kit. everything Incl;
elec. refe.: new furniture; adults; So. 80
445 MASS AVE NW..THREE ROOMS
kitchen, bath. gas and electricity included
Iii,
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1105 FLOWER AVE.
TAKOMA PARK. MD.

large rooms bath large porches:
heat refg.. hot water garage $50, s
rooms. S55, A. L. ROBERTS Aet. %
Manor Circle. Takoma Park Mo %
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BARGAIN-l42 ST. S.E-s ROOMS
tile bath; facing park; air-conditioned hest'
INST n. W. stationary tubs. OWNER
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. Rooms STEEL AND BRICK CON
Structlon. gas air conditioned: 1.-acre In.
wei Weli Iandscaped. 81 900 cash assume 81 .
',o" r. n A. mortRsee Wisconsin 4a5o
Evening star., 1939-07-02

WOODBRIDGE. 2OlO CLAIMING NE
Colonial home rms 3 BIZ tbs "-car heated
sarsee, This is an owner-buit home offer
ed st less than cost: Spiendldlv built in
SlIateo $4,000. Compare this with homes
at much HIGHER prices: convenient terms
or your old house IN trade D. S NASH,
Evening star., 1939-07-02
SEE THESE APIS

o31 I 11COC M ..
Ready to move in Beautiful corner.
: yerv large rooms. kitchenette. bath, SSS
~, ~ rms. kit. bath. $3.50. These apts.
VIII accommodate 3 or 4 adults. Monthly
furniture which has never been Installed
ne1ore One Of the best location in the
guy between Taft and the new Calvert
Se- olloees. 10 10Th st. NV. Res. mgr.
$85.
Completely furnished large rooms q
neorooms,. kit. bath. porch with 2 expos
ures' pest residential section: convenient to
Stores. TRANSPORTATION. theater. Adults only,
Is40 blltmore ST. NV. Call Adams a4a3
3435 R ST. NV.
2 rooms kit. bath foyer Ak ko
Res Mgr. Michigan 1854.
MT VERNON CORP. NATL. sb3S
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OWNER LEAVING CITY. OFFERS MOD
eth seml-detached brick home; : rooms
OIL neat: garage: reasonable offers con-
Sloered. l34o Michigan ave ne sun
dsv or after + pm yeekdavs
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
fContinnAd

Mr.. ROOSEVELT HIGH sl4 SHEPHERD
st.-Pvt. End A.: 4 lovely rms. b., refg,
console range; util.: gar; reas. Geo. O533
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ATT. NEW HOMES. "7O6-s MINI AVE
Sc ] blk. north Pa. ave shopping center-
Atiractlve Il rooms . baths large clubroor.
suitable for > families: concrete porches:
nice lots, garaaes; most desirable. conv' 10
sNeLSthlne mel. parks. golf courses new
6rlose etc, See them al once. Omen
$50 am TO 80 pm. E. W. BAILEY,
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TAKOMA PARK-217 WILLOW AVE
Modern home. 3 bedrooms. automatic
neat double garage; attractive price to
Evening star., 1939-07-02

WILL ACCEPT CLEAR LOT UP TO
SI.noo on new semi-det. brick home; air
coma slate roof. screened porch. across
Lee highway from Colonial Village. Chest
nut 1855
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DOWNTOWN--9-RM HOUSE DIVJDFD
IN apis; h.-w h. copper WeatheT-SfrinnedD
.-car orlck aaraee; not less than 80 900
caSh. price. Sh.nNO. Box nhr-K Star
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so5 RK. OR. CHI RD-ENTIRE End FL,
3 rms. bath. Electrolux h.-w,h.: private
entrance: S37 so. Columbia a135.
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nn.'oAIN r1,, - DEF, STONE. PORCH: 10
hn.;o hnn.; = pains. complete apts.: rms (2
osorms baths, LIST A.; ideal for elderly
o 9r In ihtaild person: 4 rms 90 bedrms y bath.
ma H. fenced yd., Gear gar oil heat.
insul, l34 Montague NV. Georsis 4n44
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ONE ROOM. KJTCHENETTF BATH
light. airy. Touraine. Apt. 523. Dupon,
$500, -
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65la lst ST NV S5O-DETACHED.
am l.. 4 rms. sleeping porch garage, shade
hlRh eleV,: near recreation center
SW-6 ROOMS. BATH H-WH, $3.50
Near market. Available about August l.
Evening star., 1939-07-02

ed brick. bedrooms tile bath living rm
dining rm, solarium. fully equipped kitch-
en- pantry with G. E. refg h.-wh with
/ Oil burner, insulated attic bui!t-in garage
aear schools, shops churches bus. car line
7 at corner Bv OWNER Woodley 1s25