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The Phoenix index., 1940-01-20

pan brown tiny bits of sausage,
salame, if preferred. When Drown,
add a little butter to the pan ana
pour in the cmelet. Gently mix
the meat through the omelet.
Cook without further stirring. AS
omelet puffs up, brown the top N
the broiler.
Sausages Southern
Pat out sausage meat in baking
dish, having the meat about one
inch deep. Bake in a hot oven
about twenty minutes. Drain off
excess fat. Cover top with rich
biscuit dough, rolled out very
thin and score III squares con-
venient for serving. Bake in a
very hot oven about fifteen min
utes or until the crust is
delicate brown
Vienna Sausage CObbler
One can concentrated cream Of
mushroom soup, E small Vienna
sausages, one cali peas, one recipe
rich biscuit dough.
Place undiluted soup in baking
dish. Add Vienna sausageS cut in
half inch lengths and drained
peas. Top with. biscuit dough and
bake thirty minutes in hot oven
Would you like other sausage
recipes to try? Sausage Fruit
Pudding, old-faShioned sausage
pies, Sausage and Spaghetti TIA
liam, Sausage Meat Puff We'll
just send along a loose three cent
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Some Pointed Tips For
Girls On First Big Party
Be Natural Is
Best Recipe Says
Miss Downing
BY MARIE DOWNING


In my last column, We planned
the dress and makeup for you
younger girls who are going to yom
first big party. Now we'll go into
the actual preparations for the big
event. Be sure to take a brief nap
before you dress to make your eyes
brighter and your spirits higher.
Even if you can't sleep, lie still
and rest for a half-hour at least.
Take your bath before or after
your nap, depending on whether
you find a warm bath conducive
to sleep or not
Do NOT APPLY MAKEUP
IN PUBLIC
Be sure to cleanse your face
thoroughly before applying your
makeup. A light application of
foundation cream will give your
face a smoother appearance an6
make the makeup go on more even-
ly and stay on longer. And this last
is a great asset since there is
nothing that detracts more from a
girls charm than constant appli-
cations of makeup. Get it on we'll
at home and then forget about it
until you can excuse yourself and
retouch it in private. Men like
to see women carefully made up
but watching the process is an I'M
glamorouS experience. If you chose
cosmetics made for your type of
skin, you will have little such diff
ficultieS
BE NATURAL
If you are worrying about the
conversational end of the evening,
here is just one suggestion that I
wish you would take to heart. OBJ
viouSly made conversation has 2
Sitting effect on any natural talk
1t is better to relax III comfOr-
table silence than to prattle ner.
vously about nothing in particular
Nervous. jerky conversation is a
dead give away. Act perfectly at
ease and the first thing you know
| you will be.
And when other people start go
ing home, don't act as though this
is the first time you have ever
been out and you are afraid it may
be the last. Remember, your young
man may have to get up early the
next morning and go to work. Show
him little consideration by leav-
ing at a reasonable hour. Tht
chances of his calling you agar
will be much better if he ism
afraid that every time he take
you out, he will be kept up hal
the night
Bear in mind that naturalnesS /
the keynote of charm-be natura
in your actions, your conversation
and your makeup and your even
ing is bound to be a success.
What are your beauty prob
lens? Writ Marie Downing,
Lariouse Beauty Foundation,
Room S2I-319 North Fourth
St., st. Louis, Mo-, and she will
be glad to answer them. Be sure
to enclose a self addressed
stamped envelope.
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AQe Difference
Bars Happiness
Dear Miss Leaf

married at the age OF fifteen and am now tly h s
old and nv husband is fortyfive. He had peen lnd, 1
@ % I d fr children bv his former wife, who dead love
these children as they mine and their father ana Moui
have heen separated long ago had not been tor te ne anu
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ManyVarieda dandNovelWays
To Serve Good Old Sausage

stamp and your request to Aroen
Duane, 35C7 South Parkway, CHI
cage, Ill.
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You better let the devil sleep
There's danger if you wake him
For he will surely make you weep
Before they cvertake him.
To wake him Is to stir his ire;
Archangels can't restrain him
Until he belches up his fire
Then, God alone, can chain him.
MI. Alfred F. Larmar of Allan
Ia, Georgia. sends his favorite'
poem:
"WHEN TAKE MY vACA-
TION IN HEAVEN"
There so many are taking vacation,
To the mountains, the lakes, OF
the sea, .
Where they rest from their cares
and worries
What wonderful time that must
be! .~..-. +.-
But it seem not my lot to be like
them,
I must toll through the heat and
the cold,
Seeking out the lost sheep ON the
mountains,
Bringing wanderers back to the
fold.
But some day shall take my va
cation
To the city John tells us about,
With it's foundation walls all SO
precious,
Where from gladness of heart /
shall shout!
Oh, no sights ever witnessed Ey
Can compare with the glories UP
there;
l shall spend my vacation with
Jesus,
In the place He went up to pre-
pare.
There the, weather will always be
perfect,
Not cloud shall sweep over the
sky; ~
And nc earthquakes or cyclone shall
Oi1 C1SOI1
In tine land of the Sweet BY anc
By
Soon there's going to be an ex-
cursion; -
I am booked for a ride in the air,
You are invited to share my vaca-
ton,
And the feast with our Bridegroom
to share.
There will be no space given 10
smokers;
And no card parties there arc
allowed;
FL the back-biters, liars and
gossipers
Could not stand such a wonderful
crowd!
But the old Gospel Train will be
ringing
With the shout az the glorified
throng:
Who are on their vacation with
Jesus '.,.
You are invited to go along.
Now when most people take their
vacation,
They return to their homes py and
by. ,...s...
But when 1 take my heavenly va
cation
In my mansion of gold in the sky,
I will be with my Saviour forever,
With Him sit on His heavenly
---.- throne;
All the days will be one long va
cation
When my Savior takes me to His
home.
When l take vacation i'll Heaven,
What a wonderful time that will
be-,
Hearing concerts by the heavenly
chorus,
And the face of my Savior I'll sea
Sitting down on the banks Of the
river;
Meath the shade of the evergreen
tree
I shall rest from my burdens for
ever M
Won't you spend your vacation
with me?
0 I.2gyyyIg!.
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3O-Year Old Abused Wife Advised
To Quit Heavy Drinking Husband
Leave eSLro
&A9T5agS
scr BOOK

HERES A GOOD little poem for
you to think about and following
still, something go along SO
serenely until you believe yes
will wake him up a little and let
him raise a little sand: -
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-21
SEWING CLUB ADJoURNs

September 20 is scheduled for the next meeting of the members of the Monday Night Sewing Club, who were guests of Miss Elizabeth Fraser at her home last evening for their last session until then. It was planned, however, to hold a picnic during the latter part of this month to officially wind up the seasons activities. Mrs. A. j. Balog and Mrs. Dale Fleek are in charge of arrangements for the outdoor event, to be held at Aux Beach
 Entertainment last night consisted of nursery rhymes contest, which was won by Mrs. Fleek. Mrs. Lillian Bonner won the cut prize.
 iWcHS1eh-ss~.s. sr.s END DOUGLAS ..... .a.:.. ........
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-21
LADIES ENSEMBLE
 WILL APPEAR IN
 CONCERT TONIGHT
Prominent SoIoist Will Be Heard with Musical
 Group at Temple S

Their first appearance as a mu- sical group will be made tonight by the Ladies Ensemble at a concert in the Scottish Rite Tenn pie, given for the benefit of the Lutheran Ladies' Aid.
 An interesting program has been arranged by Ernest Ehler, direc- tor, and soloists who will appear with the ensemble will be Marye Berne, soprano; Merle Janice Schroeder, soprano; Ernest Ehler, tenor; Stanley Tollefsen, violin. Ruth McVay and Gene Rulaford are accompanies.
 The concert will start at 8:15 o'clock and large crowd is in- dicated by advance ticket sale. Tickets, however, may be secured at the door tonight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-21
NEWSPAPER MAN
 VISITING JUNEAU

Harry G. Maxwell Jr., arrived on the Alaska today and is visiting the city with the intention of To- eating here or elsewhere in the northland. He has been circula- ton manager of the Daily News Tribune at Fullerton, Cal, for the past year and one-half.
 Maxwell is well acquainted with young E. J. Stroller White. who has responsible position with one of the largest California canning companies, located at Fullerton and consequently called on Mrs. E. J. White, "Stroller's" mother Cura- tor of the Alaska Museum and Historical Library.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-21
By HAROLD HARRISON

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 21.- The $10O,000 Black Hawk i'll which Frank I,cckhart crashed to his death l2 years ago will run again in the Indianapolis speedway clas- sic.
 When the 5G0-mile race is run May 30, Lockhart's 16-cylinder mo- tor-it develops 450 horsepower at 1000 revolutions per minute-Wlil be churning up speed under 2 new streamlined chassis. The re- vised car bears much resemblance to the racer in which Lockhart died on April 25 1928, in an at tempt to set a new worlds speed record at Daytona Beach, Fla.
 At that time Lockhart was half way to the record. He had covered the one measured mile over the Florida sands faster than the 20755 miles an hour established by Ray Keech only a few days be- fore
 But he insisted on making the trip back down the sands imme- diatcly, without any time for a checkup of the car As he hit the timing wire at the start of the measured mile something went wrong and the car hurtled end over end for more than a hundred yards.
 Lockhart was dead when they got him to hospital,
 He had given his life and most
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of his money toward the speed record attempt less than two years after he first gained fame by win ming the Indianapolis 5o0-mile race in his first attempt.
 Now Riley Brett, Lockharts old mechanic, has cneased the Black Hawk motor in a new stream lined chassis which resembles the beach car" but which has all the latest improvements. These include a tor- ton bar suspension on the rear axle and a new grouping of the universal joints from the differ ential to the rear drive wheels.
 The car was driven here last year and turned one lap at better than 130 miles an hour, just about tops on the Indianapolis track.
 Young Bob Swanson of Los Al geles, a midget car champion WI figured in the three-car wreck la year in which Floyd Roberts Van Nuys, Cal, was killed, h6 been nominated by Alden Samp son, the owner of the car, to driv it in the big race.
 In many respects Bob resemble Lockhart
 He came here in 1897 and did d great bit of relief driving for Ralph Hepburn. Hepburn finished only two seconds behind Wilbur Shaw. cnly fw aniles and he was driv- ing relief for Hepburn again when he crashed sS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-21
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
FOUNDRY WINS OPENER
 IN TOWN E. E. LEAGUE

Douglas City Baseball League op- ened its season of games last evening with the Foundry and High School battling each other on the local dia- mond to result in II to 8 victory for the iron workers. Gulhaugen occupied the mound for the winners and Bobby Fleek did the hurling for the school
 Next game in this league will be Wednesday or Thursday evening at 6:30, weather permitting, when War ner's Grocery nine, the other team Tn the league, will play the Treadwell Foundry.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-21
DIVORCED AT ANCHORAGE

Four divorces were granted by Judge Simon Hellenthal at Anchor age during a session of the Third Division District Court.
 The ac clons involved Don II Goodman and Margaret E. Good man Lillian Edlund and John Ed l1nd. Evelyn Brusven and Verne F. Brusven. and Mary Erickson and Hans G. Erickson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-21
MOOSE aE FAIRBANF ;
 INSTALL NEW OFFICERS

Ihe Fairbanks Moose Lodge re- 'iViy installed the following new hcers: Junior Past Governor T
 Pearl; Governor, o. L Alberp lnior Governor, J. L. Corwin. Pre- te, Maurice Baker; Treasurer 2flh Cooley; Trustee for three years ' T. Rodland; Sergeant at Arms rank Young, Jr.; Inside Guard William Betzler; Outside Guard Ernest V. Sullivan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-21

The Junior Chamber of Oom- merce of Anchorage is to donate five neat-appearing refuse cans to the city, for use along the street for the reception of waste papers and other trash.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-21
MCLEAN ON NEW IOR

Chet Mclean, veteran air pilot, has accepted position with the Ferguson Airways at Fairbanks and he will be stationed at Kotzebue where he will have a regular run between there and Fairbanks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-21
COUNCILS IN WASHINGTON

Dr. and Mrs. w. w. Council were n Washington during the week of Hay H. As Territorial Commission ,r of Health. pr. Council attended sanferences under the auspices of be United States Public Health 1eryice.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-21
FOR RENT

BROOM FURNISHED apartment, oil heat, electric range. Close in Phone Black 4l5.
 FOR RENT-3-room and bath, steam heated furnished apts Available June l. Phone Red 245 FOR RENT - Furnished, Broom view apartment. Phone Black 470. At SOP Gold Belt Avenue. APARTMENT FOR RENT-4-room and bath, heated and furnished, remodelled. Sheeper Apts., Seat ter Tract. Phone Blue 135. FOR RENT-Completely furnished 5-room apartment Reasonable. Phone 452.
 THE HILLCREST-One furnished apartment with bedroop. and un- obstructed view of the Chan mel; one furnished apartment with bedroom and bed closet roll-around bed. Phone 439. BROOM FURNISHED house, oil heat, large yard. 128 East 9th St. 4-ROOM and BATH, heated apt. Sheeper Apts., Scatter Tract. Phone Blue 1855.
 LARGE STEAM HEATED furnish ed apt.,. bedrooms. Klien Apts. Phone Black 763.
 WILL SUBLET beautifully furnish ed 3 room apt with piano for June, July, August. Phone 636. VACANCY, Decker Apts. Phone Green 465.
 BROOM HOUSE, automatic air condition heat, new oak floors, Frigidaire, electric lange, beauti- fully furnished. Call Windsor Apts.
 | STRICTLY MODERN Groom un- furnished house. Phone ASA VACANCY, Nugget Apartments. 1 VACANCY at Assembly Apartments. FOR RErJT-Fouf- room, furnished house. Phone 28, Douglas. VACANCY at Fosbee Apts. 5-ROOM steam heated apt: also G. room apt. Phone Blue 200. FOR REN'T-Partly furnished flat. Inquire Snap Shoppe. COZY, warm, furn. apts. Light, water, dishes, cooking utensils and bath. Reasonable at Seavicw
 WANTED JOB WANTED-Young man, 2i single. Electric and acetylenc welding. general shop experience. Blue 429
 CATERING = Experienced girl Phone Red 211.
 SWISS BOY wants milk job. Write Empire x-3.
 Alaska's wettest spot is Little Port Walter, with 25523 inches recorded ! in 1Q2Q
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MISCELLANEOUS

URN your oId gold into value,
 cash or trade at Nugget Shop.
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Daily Empire classllicds pay.
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CATERING = Experienced girl. Phone Red 211.
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Today's news today in The Empire.
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WANTED

JOB WANTED-Young man, 2i, single. Electric and acetylene welding. general shop experience. Blue 429
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-21
DA WENT MAD! H.

H4&AOs He yelled. He tore his hair. He stumped up and down the room. He cried. Bills. bills. bills! All seem to do is pay bills! Must think I'm made out of money" But that was lost month. Now thot shop the bargains in THE EMPIRE ads. he purrs like contented kitten when the bills come in. It's easy now!
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BROOM HOUSE, automatic air condition heat, pew oak floors, Frigidaire, electric lange, beauti- fully furnished. Call Windsor Apts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-21

4-ROOM FURNISHED house, oil
 heat, large yard. 128 East 9th St.
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FOR RENT Partly furnished flat Inquire Snap Shoppe.
Evening star., 1940-01-28
ROOMS WANTED.

kOOMS WANIkO.
REFINED YOUNG LADY wants single furn.
room In home or apartment: reasonable;
state particulars. Box 2s3-B. Star.
GENTLEMAN, single. in early 4Os. perma-
nent Government employe, desires large
west section Of city with discriminating.
refined congenial, sociable GENTLE family
In modern home owned by them and not
ness proposition; ample closet space; some
additional storage space and convenient
parking place for automobile desired; out
details in reply. Box 81 B. Star.
MIDDLE-AGED MAN desires furnished
room In or near Colonial Village, Arling-
ton; references. Box 265-B, Star.
Evening star., 1940-01-28
PENNA. AVE AT 18th ST.
Opposite the s. E. c. end r F. c.
The Roger Smith.

See these beautifully refurnished and
redecorated rooms. each with private bath
from only S55 single and $50 double per
month. including full hotel service Also
a few DELIGHTFULLY."- furnished two and three
room suites at equally moderate rentals.
Popular priced restaurant Nafinnal o1In
Evening star., 1940-01-28

1410 QUINCY ST. NV LARGE
rooms. large kitchen private bath glaSsed
porch. screened porch, private entrance.
outside rooms; entire second floor. private
home: near Tivoli Theater, stores. churches;
adults. S46
Evening star., 1940-01-28
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

s46 8. OAKLAND ST, Arlington. Va
Cheerful room, south and west exposures,
in bungalow with young couple; home priv
ileges; unlimited telephone. Ch. 0545.
$40 oath ST. SOUTH. Arlington. Va.-Lge
rm., beds; auto. heat; 10 min. D. c.; 2
men: S25 mo. Jackson 1851.
1016 N. lockwood ST.. Arlinston. Va
New, private home; large double rm., twin
beds. closets Zone CEDAR. Chestnut 7O49.
ARLNGTON-LArge rm., next to bath;
heat, elec., hot water; 81 week. Call
Chestnut 37s5 or Chestnut 67s1.
1917 N. lockwood ST.. Arlington, Va
Lovely furnished room; private home; Is
minutes from downtown. Chestnut $3.50.
92O N. GARFIELD ST., Arlington-single
Or double room; board optional; near bus.
1882 nth 81. n. ArI., val double and
single furn. rm.; all modern conv.; rent
reas.; close bus line. Chestnut 1892
1925 WILSON BLVD, Arlington, Va.-2
bus stop at door.
$40 N. MONROE ST.. Ariineton. Va
Furnished rm.. for settled lady or Kentle-
man. 50. from bus Chest 5388.
LYON VILLAGE 1910 N. Danville St
Nicely furnished room: oil heat, unlimited
phone; near bus; reasonable: pvt. home.
$50 n. PIEDMONT ST.. Arlington, Va
Double room. 1st floor, next to bath. Chest
nut 2b75.
Evening star., 1940-01-28

CANARIES, young singers, mottled green
or cinnamon, $3.50 and S4. Mrs. Webster
1903 T st. Sc, Anacostia, D. C.
SHOW COLLIES, well bred, healthy pup
pies. Beach Tree Farm, Annandale rd.
Falls Church l462-W
Evening star., 1940-01-28

Free Service-Save Time.
Guest Homes Associated at Washington
Room Exchange, with 700 well-located
homes. offer single. double and group rooms,
some with running water, private bath and
housekeeping apartments at consistent
able space free to potential guests Phone
Evening star., 1940-01-28

Large, newly furnished clean room,
comfortable beds: singles. Sis month; dou-
bles. $40 month each; plenty baths 2l53
Florida ave. NV, OF Dupont Circle.
814 CONN. AVE.
Evening star., 1940-01-28

1921 HQIMEAQ, "a; N;W. Iust % l4sss l4sss
Wk.; adjoining single, 81 wk.: unlim. phone.
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.
lConfinned

S~~seNAASN"
5osToN TERRTEa PUPPIES. small toy.
priced reasons6iy. Sss KeatucfS I ave- 'e. Sc.
PEKINGESE PUPPIES and grown pekes;
pedigreed and registered; A. X. c.; little
beauties; cheap. Phone Lincoln 6513-R.
fawn brindle Phone Wis. Wis 7s45. i' N''N
Burke st. Sc. upstairs. No phone.
PANAMA Pan M PhARRSoT; h ROT 1880 Burke st. s.e.'
well-marked pups, incl. a few toys; reas
yogel Kennels, Bladensburs rd.. Cottage
ne m.1 bred
terms. Greenwood 39s4-J.
Nc place to Keep: used to children; SIS each.
Northwooe Park Md Shepherd 5ss0-W
PUPPIES. cocker spsniels, blood lines Of
crate shGT ppces me Iss puppy at mod
CHOWS-2 left. black. pedigreed. beauties
1918 Thirtieth st. Sc.
RED PERSIAN stud service. S. w @.
Edwards, ,suitland road. Md: mile from
District line.
PaAN ssTnsA esS .scne tsmhs 4e15 ebesnSsm xnnsa
dr.. Bethesda.
DoBERMAN PMscHER PUPPIES, black
and red rust. A. K. c. elig.. excellent speci-
mems; reasonable. Chestnut 5971
COCKER SPANIELS 2, female, black, 8
weeks old. Alexandria 2994-W.
Champ; AIbourne Brigand: Cocker puppies:
black, buff and red Stud service. Robard
RRennels Rnas Risgs i9s I'd. and District line ne.
CONErDC uaoIthu n,,n,.. .,rnf,,1i,,
selected blood lines. Particolors. one red
male. 1908 18th north. Rosslyn Va.
PoMERANIAN. Pekingese and Amsrtoy
RoeedeTe Ksanea PANS pSSes Srcb Mss
DEE GEE KENNELS-DOGs BOARDED.
Doberman pinscher puppies, thorough
breds. $50 apiece; l English bull terrier.
or cinnamon, $3.50 and 81. Mrs. webster,
1903 St Sc, Anacostia, D. c.
SHOW cOLLIEs well bred. healthy pup
pies Beach Tree Farm Annandale rd.,
Falls Church 1462-W.
PUPPIES, 8 weeks old; males, S4; females,
AIREDALE, female; 4 months; excellent
Church s76-W-1.
WIRE PUP,. male, pedigreed, 3 months,
sson,sd slo, SO oSa siigo ave. Silver Spring Nd
male; housebroken; SIS. Dupont 2O06.
m SroPen p real pfaas pet sa5 s cai Me Net ns fsss
BoARDING-Heated kennels, Individual
runs: clean the best of food.
PUPPIES-Black, buff cookers; reg.
STUD DOGS-Cockers red and white
parti Also BLACK. Both champion sired.
Wash. -Bslto. blvd: ? mi. north Of Md. U.
Phone Greenwood 1924.
CANARIES. white and yellow singers, So;
hens, 81 Phone Falls Church 1222-W
ScoTTY PUPS registered, home raised.
Call Chestnut 0003
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, registered
A.. K: e; champion show stock. Call Hill
cANARIES, nnches, hybrid; AL singers;
beautiful plumase; also show birds. F. ].
BLACK SCOTTIE PUPPIES
AK. c. registered. $40 and s15 Private
owner Call Chestnut 1923.
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES
Georgia O947
FEMALE cANARIEs FOR BREEDING.
Breeding cages, nests. nesting hair. nesting
~ ArHERroNs PET SHOPS,
1855 Wisconsin Ave, 5429 Georgia Ave.
WIRES NEW LTTTERS, S15-S2o.
COOKERS, S20-S25.
BLACK MALE SCOTTY. S35,
Defense Highway Kennels Green. Os9s-W
FEED THE WILD BIRDS
With Atherton's Wild Bird Seed.
MasnTe M1fsqee NO No. IL IL lRss. fSs.. 2sS 5Sc
Mixture zrNfRFoss h2 $s |9f PET 75s sHops & es ST.
six-Nineteen ST. N. ". Natl. 47o2
1855 Wisconsin Ave 5429 Georgia Ave
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ROOMS WITH BoARp.

ROOMS WITH BoAR0.
1929 X ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished single
and double rooms: wonderful reputation
for home.cooked meals: reasonable. 26s
GOVERNORS PLAcK-1e19! r. I. ave. nv.
Warm, (6fnfortable, single and double
rms; S35 to $50. Selective menus, cater.
ing especially to Govt. people.
2o11 WYOMING AvE...-congenisl. com
ladies. 13sement studio ioom. two men.