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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-08-07
FOR RENT

/ FOR RENT
VACANCY = Couple only. Winter
and Pond Apis.
FOR RENT-Modern three-room
apt. Phone Black AGO.
4-ROOM FURNISHED apt. with
bath. Mrs. Rosenberg, 407 S.
Franklin.
FOR RENT-5-room apt. with pri-
vate bath, steamheated, electric
I, range, hot and cold water. Phone
500.
FOR RENT Furnished apt. Apply
L. w. Kilburn, phone Douglas 48.
FOR RENT = Small four-room
+; apartment. Call 70 before pm.
ROOM with or without board, 431
Seward ST., opposite Pc. Phone
584.
HOME-LIKE apartment in Hen
| ming house on Dixon, be available
to rent Aug. 10. Fully furnished,
two bedrooms, living room, fire
place, $40. Call Green 375 or Bob
Henning, Empire.
| VACANCY, MacKinnon Apis.
s. AND BROOM apis, Oil heat,
electric range. Phone Blue ZOO
VACANCY Bishop Apis. Phone 1886.
COZY, warm, furn. apis. Light,
water, dishes, cooking utensils
and bath. Reasonable at Seaview.
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfurn-
ished apartments. Storage lockers,
laundry facilities. Heated garages.
Phone G. E. Krause 439 or call at
the Hillcrest.
VACANCY-Nugget Apartments.
FURNISHED apis. at the Fosbee.
MISCELLANEOUS
P AIN TIN G, decorating, paper
hanging, furniture refinishing for
room and board. Write Empire S
848.
GUARANTEED Realistic Perma-
nents, $3.50. Finger wave, Csc.
Lola's Beauty Shop, telephone
z0l, 315 Decker Way.
FOR reliable care for your children.
Phone 297.
TURN your old gold into value,
cash or trade at Nugget Shop.
LINING OR making over coats.
Call Mrs. Battle.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-08-07

MUST SELL equity in income earn
ing apartments on Dixon. Three
apartments, two furnished, one
with fireplace. Five minutes from
business district. Best view prop
erty buy in town. See Bob Hen
ming at Empire office.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-08-07

HOME-LIKE apartment in Hen
ming house on Dixon be available
to rent Aug. 10. Fully furnished,
two bedrooms, living room, fire
place, $40. Call Green 375 or Bob
Henning, Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-08-07

AT BARGAIN Seven-room house
in Douglas, furnished, full base
ment, on lot 100x175 #. Is rented.
See or phone Mike Pusich, phone
SOB Douglas.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-08-07

FOR RENT-5-room apt. with pri-
vate bath, steamheated, electric
range, hot and cold water. Phone
$50.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-08-07

VACANCY - Couple only. Winter
and Pond Apis.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-08-07

GUARANTEED Realistic Perma-
nents, $3.50. Finger wave, Csc.
Lola's Beauty Shop, telephone
z0l, 315 Decker Way.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-08-07

TRANSFER business. Priced to sell
at once. Inquire at No. 5 Cliff
Apartments.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-08-07

FOR SALE-City Float Beer Parlor
Phone SAL after pm.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-08-07

1888 Pontiac Sport coupe, excellent
mechanical condition, good rub
Der. Priced right. Phone 744.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-08-07

FOR RENT = Small four-room
apartment. Call 70 before pm.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-08-07

COZY, warm, furn. apis. Light,
water, dishes, cooking utensils
and bath. Reasonable at Seaview.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-08-07

ROOM with or without board, 431
Seward ST., opposite Pc. Phone
584.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-08-07

FOR RENT-Furnished apt. Apply
L. w. Kilburn, phone Douglas 48.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-08-07
VACANCY, MacKinnon Apis.

s. AND BROOM apis, oil heat,
electric range. Phone Blue 200.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-08-07
FURNISHED apis. at the Fosbee

VACANCY-Nugget Apartments.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-08-07

FOR reliable care for your children.
Phone 297.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-08-07

TURN your old gold into value
cash or trade at Nugget Shop.
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white ash coal, chestnut. stove egg. $40
ton; pea, $3.50; buckwheat, $50. In your
bin. Good. clean coal full weight. Call,
phone or write j. M. Grim, 1901 Quincy
st. NV. tany time). Adams 5792.
PENN. HARD COAL-Stove, chestnut, $40;
pea. So buckwheat. $3.50. Carl Coal Co.,
Lincoln 2544. Randolph 3O1b.
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26l4 CATHEDRAL AVE NV, nr. Ward
man Psrk-Large double bed-liv. rm..
windows; gentlemen pref. Large single
I'M. larPe clnSetS Refs Col R2Sn
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kkABE GRAND Queen Anne
period model in mahogany.
Used for only q very short
while, then exchanged for O
larger instrument. The new
price wos $3.50 but we ore
selling this one ot---S75O
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REFRIGERATORS sacrificing at discounts
up to 6b'o off; Frigidaires Norges, west
ghousSes Gsnsra aestreS nd Kelvinators
are 1898 floor models; few 1887 models
at prices as love as S42 so; brand-new re-
frigerators in original factory crates at
b0So off. Repossessed refriperators as
low as $40: easy terms: unusual liberal
trade-in allowance. Atlas Appliance Co
(Washingtons LARGEST Appliance Housel.
7l3 G st. NV. Dist 3737. Open ewes
fill q o m
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g0l KALORAMA RID NW-Large single
M also basement nm; next modern bath;
ur. or unf Dec 62gS
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| SILVER-Six- piece sterling silver tea and
! coffee service. several sets flatware, hum
! dreds of pieces for matching priced very
low. Murray Galleries 1924 Goth st. NV.
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1919 ALLISON-Cool. double or single,
each with semi-pvt. bath connecting sleep
ing porch: meals opt: gar.
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MARIETTA PARK, 400 Peabody st. NV
Laree. cool. beautifully furnished corner
room. adjoining bath cross ventilation; IA
block to bus Rand 6132
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SLIP COVERS and draperes made to or
! der large selection of materials, reason
able. 1909 l4th
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All Of the above pianos are in
the best possible condition.. In
some instances as good as new
and all carry our unconditional
aew guarantee. Your piano in
trade and you can buy any of
them on
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PRESSING MACHINES re-
built hot-head pressing machines, newly
DlckelDated los 9th ST NV
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1900 18th ST NW.-Detached corner.
high and cool. frst-foor rooms. private
lavatory; also second-foor front, semi
private bath; verandas 13-
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

IJAO 4
] mans and / woman's. practically ne
a real sacrifice. Call Emerson 5543.
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PUPPIES

Cocker Spaniels. $50 and S26.
Scotties, $50 and S25
All A, X. c. Reg. and Inoculated.
Persian Kittens, IS and $50.
Dogs Boarded, So so Per Week
Defense Highway Kennels miles from
,ladensbure on the Defense highway
hone GreenWnnd lS44-W
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20 COCKER SPANIEL
Puppies choice registered specimens E. B.
Mcintyre on Georgia ave. extended s miles
north silver Spring trafic light Turn left
Heights. Telephone Kensington 245-W
Dee Gee KennelS-Dogs Boarded.
LARGE SHADY RUNS
Boston Terrier Cocker Spaniel Pomer-
anian and white collie puppies one black
bill; one silver gray male All Of these
pups and dogs will be sold very cheap:
have to make room for boarding dogs
coming in Shepherd 31o0
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RADIO 6-volt. all-wave, Zenith; bargain,
S25 Others a. Cd. c.. from $500. 100
II
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kkABE GRAND five foot -one-
inch size. One Of the Iotest
models, finished in ebony,
thot sells for $500. This
one used on our floors
only -----S575
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LIVING ROOM--A real bargain-looks like
new. Don miss this opportunity. Open
NIGHTS and Sunday. Take l year to pay.
Georgia Antique Shoppe. 462S 14th st.
u W GeOrgla {f32
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BABY CHICKS.

Four-week-old Leehorn cockerels Day-old
and started chicks. Five breeds Nd U
approved Pullorum tested. Hines Hatch
cry Olney. Nd. Phone Ashton 14.-M
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PERPETRATORS used floor models G. E.
Norge etc. S49.50 up: terms; pay with
your light bill. Electrical Center, 514 10th
at. National 1872.
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VVNGT LEN pVbT 0NWT(0
four foot seven inch size in
mahogany. Floor sample of
q model thot we sell
for S445 S3o5
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ers. 8 for csc and up: 5000 to select from.
Apex Elec. Co.. 700 9th st. NV. at G.
REFRIGERATOR, 5O-Ib. capacity. side
icer. 50; also ice chest. 15-lb. capacity,
81 Columbia 1SOS-J
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REFRIGERATORS bargains on repossessed
boxes S25 up: easy terms: guar. up to
years. 413 ne. Line. $3.50. P. o. Smith.
REFRIGERATORS. repossessed and recon-
ditioned choice selection. G. E.. Westing--
house. Frigidare, CroSley, Kelvinator and
all popular makes; fully guaranteed: S25 90
Up; terms. Lux Appliance Co. 70s 9th st.
NV. Met 1888. Open evenings 15*
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

sP5s. ssS, new & :, beautiful floor fam IAN
$3.50. Janitor. l475 Columbia I'd
M ess , sss IL
LncoE, i;i 4ias. 90 $3.50 Chester, % Anaeostia
REFRIGERToRs- and Gruno.
l76l Lanier pl., nr. 18th and Columbia rd
cond S55 cash. $40 terms Decatur 3452.
1921 Sth st. ne.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES repair service,
M makes M9tor and sizes Gsrtr
stock in city; all makes from s395o;
Refe. Serv.. 1910 l4th NV. Dupont 6150.
REFRIGERATOR. Grunow; excellent con-
dition; very reasonable. Apply janitor,
516 A st. ne
REFRIGERATORS electric: bargains; like
new; guaranteed terms 1910 5th st. NV.
REFRIGERAToRs; BARGAINS in apt, re,
built sizes. Northeast Appliance Co, l242
REFRIGERAToRS, General Electric, used;
J. c. Harding & Co. 5l7 10th St. Nv.
REFG. CASES, ., small. and other fixtures
for grocery; very reas. 1855 st. ne. II.
fer, See Mr.. Hume 1855 st. NV
ROCK LATH fireproof. 1900 50. 1T, size
16"x4S'. Must sell. SIG thousand So. IT.
Slrkis Bros. 403 Col. pike. Arl.
RoLL-A-WAY BED. Karpen davenport, an
tiaue portmanteau. mattress. radiator,
screen door. Ra 3542. Sun ewes.
cost s14o. sell $50. Cali Georsia 4S39.
SAFE, small. for home or business use.
$3.50; also . larger and money chest,
rehniShed; Miller Basement TransDorta-
ton Building
SAXOPHONE-Bass sax, with stand and
case; 8 iron bass music stanos real bar
gam. North 1870 after 9 am
SAXOPHONES- out all recondi-
toned and demonstrator instruments at
deep Dee cut PRICES Lyon Healy ean. aIto,
Conn tenor. $50; Buescher alto, like new.
was Sl3l. now 500; also manv others Very
easy terms. Natl. }.@3 Arthur Jordan
Piano Co, corner 18th & G SITS.
SECRETARY. sond mahogany $50; steel
cabinet, $3.50; inner r-SpriEe mat ress. $40;
dishes, glassware. 2025 Eye W. Apt.
220.
sERVEL ELECTROLUX. IN excellent con-
dltlon. Call Emerson 1871.
SETTEE. carved oak. Italian damask up
holstery. SIS. Call Michigan 6504
SEWING MACHINES Singer dropheads;
priced for quick sale real bargains. all
guaranteed. Gil 18th st. NV.
SEW. MACHINES elec runs and
sewS perfectly, with guarantee, SIS; drop
h, lst-class cond., $40. 1897 Conn
SEWING MACHINEs-Wilcox& a. Gibbs, S.
oh. Singer. round bobbln, $3.50. Rent
ing. repairing. 24l2 18th st. Col 3245.
SEWING MACHINES S5 up: 5
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LIVING ROOM Mr. Green says. If you
want to see beautiful mohair suite come
out our way" We're afraid to mention the
price as you wouldn't believe 1t. Inspect
and be convinced. YOUR CREDIT IS
GOOD. Open evenings and Sundays. Green
Furniture Co, $500 Georgia ave. Georgla
ooD3
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MOTORS-Repairs, brushes, belts, pulleys,
parts: all makes; l4-h.p. &C. G h. mo-
tors IN sealed cartons. S6.S5; l4-lnch UNI
versal electric orlll. $500: brand-new: KIT.
vent fans new, L., bucket biade, Sl3,
10. $3.50; eXh, fans, / lO-hD.. l,SOU
rpm. 3 ph- 60cy. motor, priced Tor
quick sale tor CHARGES. Harris Armature
Co. 9th and o NV. North 1920.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

LIVING RIM, bedroom suites end tables,
elec stove, ice box; will sacrifice for cash
103 BALTIC. blvd. Colmar Manor, Md. Out
Bladensburg I'd
Evening star., 1939-02-19
STUDIO APARTMENT,

Unusual studio apartment Very large
living room. high ceilinged; fireplace two
bedrooms on o0-foot balcony. ample closet
space, tiled bath. shower kitchen: Frigid-
alre. modern heat Convenient bus and car
line. Columbia 1862
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ROOMS FUR. & UkFUR.

$3.50 18th ST. N.W.-Large front room;
c.h.w.; Ink. optional. Single So; double.
S6 weekly. Adams 05T4.
PETWORTH-One large front room with
closets, next to bath; with kit. privileges;
emp. couple. Adams 1920
4O7 4th ST. NE-One two or three bright
rooms. Ink; newly decorated. Heat. gas.
elec. refg. Columbia 1924
1899 EYE ST NV. Apt 4l-Large
CHEEKY room. semi-pvt. bath; elev.; Ink: /:
no other roomers; reas.; very quiet
G13 HAMILTON ST. NV rooms. kitch-
enette; Frigidaire. cleo. gas and heat in
cluded. Georgia 2662.
$50 F ST. N.E-.Large room, with porch.
adj to practically E6 tl, private bath; unfur-
COLORED 1T New York ave. n.w.-Room
for desirable person.
COLORED-Furnished or unfurnshed
room with sleeping porch: employed pre-
ferred: nice home 1922 Park rd NV.
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402 Conn. Ave. NV,
Chevy Chose

One and Two Bedroom, IivinQ
Room, Dinette, Kitchen and
Both Apis.
Furnished or Unfurnished
Gross VentiIatiOn-Excep
large reception halls and closets.
Conveniently located to stores,
school and children's playground,
24-hour janitor service. Frigidaire
on house current. Maid service
available. Under personal super.
vision of resident-owner-MFs. O.
II. Robey, Woodley 1870.
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR,
(Continued.)
TALK o. THE TOWN.
MODERN-DOWNTOWN

SOSASASAS NV ~ OVVxVs
board, elevator service; bachelor apt. SSoi
large living room. bath, kitchen. free re1g.,
1850 Also 81. rHRS $3.50 opp6nt orS5nt eHt5ss esHSt55ss
ROOMS WITH SLEEPING PORCH, PRI.
refg. fine condition: GOOD location. SiSi
Gs;,s; "a; ave-; S45;65. Woodley $500. Apt. los.
l4ol BUCHANAN ST. NV, AT 14th---3
h.-wh.; newly painted: wei fn turn.assd. Ssd.~
Az Bird ST. NE.-TWo ROOMS KTTCH.
en-. bath, elec. refg. Rent reasonable.
III PORTLAND ST. Sc. NEAR ST. E.IZ,
hoSpltal-Two rooms, kitchen, semi private
Dath untur. Or room kitchen. Furnished.
MT: RAINIER. MD. 3748 3oth-APART.
Frigidaire furnished. Private entrance:
CONCORD GARDENS. 1901 CONCORD
ave; NV, $500 block 13th)-NeU cross.
neata bsib rooms kitchen d:
n eshaus. 0nds fsn: afss
shopping center: golf course, express bus.
churches and schools. Res. mgr Apt. 103.
Randolph 1856.
ATTRACTIVE APIS, HIGH-CLAss NEIGH.
S@ MRs dRrss sss5sSa
HEsKETH AVE. OLD CHEVY CHASE
Md-Detached private home. apt, suitable
as soups ssrase sea iRs ashs snd ds Kitchen
BRADFORD APIS. 1900 K, ST. NV
XII kit;, = bath: completely redec. See resident
CLOSE TO YOUR WORK.
1 Rm., Kit, $38; 2 Rms, $45.
afse esvf51s Sfsh ap bds e %
extra cost. BLAIR 1921 M St. NV
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24O1 18th NV. the old Egyptian Embassy
Large room for 2 or 3. private bath;
also single. Dormitory room for 4
gentlemen. with shower. nourishing food;
S35 and $40
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
THE MANSION CLUB.

2230 Mass. ave. n.w.-Lovely studio bed.
living rooms, home privileges, best food
and beds. CongeniAl young men or girls.
Also 3 vacancies. girls, at $32 per month.
Embassy section
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CoLoRED-1110 BROWNING PL. Me-
room with use of kitchen. in new brick
house: short distance from 2 car lines; rent
lantic 63S5-J
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WILL RENT 2 front rms. l large. furn.
In solid mahogany. other. small den; also
pyt bath and garage; to gentlemen: maid
service, unlimited phone; lovely NV. subur-
ban location; no other roomers: $40 with
Iop S9O without Rny 3I1-I, Star
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221O PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV. opposite
washington Circle Plaza Apt. No. 407-
Gentleman preferred: one. S25; two, $50.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

YOUNG MAN. NOT TOO GREGARIOUS
interested in the so-called better things
wanted by another to share comfortable
l-rm. k. b.. apt. Downtown: reasonable
Box 3lG-R. Star.
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5310 14th ST. N.W.-Large. attractive,
furnished room; private sitting. room; ra-
dio telephone. adjoining bath: private
home and excellent transp.; breakfast op-
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1851 PARK RD. NW-Single 2nd-fioor
studio room with porch. next to bath,
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ROOMS s
ROOMS FURNISHED,

ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED single and
double, bath; excellent Transportation.
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The PORTLAND HOTEL Thomas Circle
Somlortaoie rms; running water; well
heated: hotel service at moderate rates
Your comfort comes first with us. Phone
District S6I6
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PETWORTH 4501 Iowa ave. NV. Dble.
corner and single fr. rms. nicely furnished;
near tranSp.; reas. Board optional. Reas.
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TAKOMA-FURN. APT, CLEAN AND SAM
large front rm. bedrm. kitchenette bath.
large sleeping porch; grand piano, elec.
retg. Oil heat: references EXCHANGED: Si5.
~ jefferson ave Shepherd 4I6O-R
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1918 RIGGS PL. NV, off 16th-Com-
1ortable room. semi-pvt. bath, single 500;
double. SD; men only
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BEDROOM or bedroom and sitting room,
ANIL, unlimited tel, use Of recreation
. room and piano; gentlemen or young
eolIple SheD 1859,
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1898 CALIFORNIA ST. NV. APT. 81
Front apt. rooms. Kitchen bath; gas.
cleo. Frigdaire. dishes; couple; $40.
234 ST Me- ROOMS AND PORCH
semi-bath: adults: desirable. reasonable
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MERIDIAN HOUSE

so7 18th. AMERICAN co. Natl. soss
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here to Breakfast, with her and
stayed on today and night"
A little later the diary reveals
the sad end of the little ship:
July, 1888, Thursday, 24th-A
very high No. Et. Wind all night
this morning being accompanied
with rain, became a hurricane, driv-
ing the Miniature Ship Federalist
from her moorings, and sinking her
." In word, it was violent and
severe-more so than has happened
for many years. About noon the
wind suddenly shifted from No. Et
to So. W.T.. and blew the remaining
part of the day as violently from
that quarter. The tide about this
time rose near or quite four feet
higher than it was ever known to do
driving boats, etca. into fields where
no tide had ever been heard Of be-
foro . ="
First Success.
Thus ended the first recorded toy
vessel actually to sail under her own
canvas. It is rather fitting that the
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miniatures can provide all the
thrills Of their big sisters.
AS far back as 1788. miniature
ships were being built. George
Washington in that year received
as gift from merchants of Balti-
more 15-foot sailing model of
the Federalist which had been used
as feature in the Baltimore process
sion celebrating the adoption of the
Constitution in Maryland. Follow
ing the ceremonies, it was sailed
down the Chesapeake Bay and up
the Potomac to Mount Vernon by
Capt. Joshua Barney. There it re-
manned moored to wharf for some
time.
John c. Fitzpatrick's "The Diaries
of George Washington" has the fol-
lowing entry:
June. 1888, Monday, 9th-Cap-
tain Barney, in the Miniature Ship
Federanst, as present from the Mer-
chants of Baltimore to me, arrived
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Old Time Shibs in Miniature Catch Sailing Fans Fancy

very newest miniature ship, the
Queen Anne's Revenge, should be
sailing on those same waters that
sent the Federalist on her way to
Gen. Washington.
Carl Won Ziennski would be the
last to admit it, but he, perhaps, is
doing more in this country toward
reviving interest in these ships than
any other man. At present for
eign trade observer, Mr.. Won Zielinski
has but one hobby and that is
miniature ships, their construction
and racing.
Well versed in the lore of old
ships is Skipper Won Zielinski. For
four years, he sailed square rig
gers, merchant marine school ships,
out of Rostock, Germany. Twice
around the world he sailed, one voy-
age being shipwrecked off Vancou-
yer, British Columbia. While serv-
ing as a nautical expert for the
United States photographic Office
he attended George Washington
University, where he received his
masters degree in 1914. During the
World War he was an American
consul in Santo Domingo.
All this time he was gathering
data on old vessels and making
plans to sail again, this time on a
ship that could be handled by one
or two men. The current Isobel III,
his pride and joy, is the product
of several years painstaking labor
and represents one of the most au-
thenic models sailing.
No detail is too small to consume
hours or even days, If he feels 1t
is not quite as the old salts would
have it on their ships. The very
ratlines running up the main
shrouds, as an example, are Glove
hitched to the middle stay in the
best Bristol fashion, even though
that ratline Is no bigger around
than wrapping string.
Old Salts Praise.
Nothing gives Skipper Won Zielin-
ski more of q thrill than to have
a weather-beaten old salt come ur
to him with Mister, that's the fin
est little packet I've seen since
went on the beach," That very
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By Malcolm Lamborne, Jr.

BY Malcolm LambOrne, Jr.
The ghost of Pirate Blackboard
must have stirred in his watery
grave somewhere off the Carolina
coast last week.
The pages of history were turned
back more than 200 years and with
them a sight never witnessed by
men living or dead. A Baltimore
brigantine, all sails filled, even to
her main royal was seen chasing a
brig flying the sinister skull and
crossed bones flag.
Yes, it was a turnabout to make
old Capt. Edward Teach roar with
indignation in his black beard. No
treasure ship was boarded, its OFF,
GERS and crew made to walk the
plank and the good craft scuttled
to the waters edge. Nor was a
single tidewater village left In
smouldering ashes.
The brigantine was the 18-foot
Isobel III, owned by Carl M. j. Won
zielinski of New York and johnson
Island, Md, and the pirate ship, the
16-foot Queen Anne's Revenge,
sailed by his, son, Buddy. The oc-
casion was the miniature square
rigger race for the Ann McKim
Trophy at Miles River Yacht Clubs
annual regatta on the Eastern Shore
of Maryland.
New Trend Seen.
Here was a new trend In the
growing sport of sailboating, a trend
that is still only slight ground
swell, the resurrection in miniature
of the grand old ships of the almost
forgotten past.
Quietly and for long time it has
been going on, in England, in Ire
land and in the United States, even
into the hinterlands of Indiana and
Wisconsin. Sailormen are discover
ing that yachting is not all sleek,
streamlined cruisers and over
gadgeted racing machines" of the
current ocean racing stock. They
are finding that those old ships
which made sailing history still re-
tain thoroughbred qualities. It Is
coming home to them that these
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thing happened several times last
winter at the New York Motor
boat Show, where the Isobel III was
exhibited. He will always remem-
Der one old man, rolling gait CIV
ing him away, who walked up to
him, shook his hand without a word
and turned away, a tear in his eye.
OF course, you'll say, it is to be
expected that the last survivors of
square riggers would show an in
terest in the boats. But who else?
Let us take, for instance, the
United States Naval Academy which
is experiencing an unprecedented
growth in sailing interest. On the
Severn River at Annapolis sails the
Constitution, Jr., 38-foot repro
(see SAILING. Page CD
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from red-clover blossoms, which
have deep corolla tubes.
Honey bees are placed near red
clover fields, not only because they
get nectar and pollen to feed their
young-but because they and other
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candidate receives his grades in No
vember or December, and if he has
made the mark of 10 or over, he is
notified of the date of the oral ex-
animation, when he may appear be-
fore the Board Of Examiners of the