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Furniture
(l) Walnut Buffet; 60 in. long

(l) Walnut Buffet; 60 in. long,
silver drawer --9.o0
1) 3-Pc. Walnut Bedroom
Suite; bed, dresser and 4
drawer chest. Reg. 48.88, 70. .S8
(D 4-Drawer Chest; walnut
veneered. Reg. 1886, I4.95
(10) Full Size Dressers; large
plate mirror. Reg. 44.95, 1900
(D 3-Pc. Living Room Suite;
Sold "as is" Reg. 69.95, 1900
(1) Maple Combination Desk,
Chest and Wardrobe; 3 pieces
in one. Reg. 1895 1855
(D Walnut Wardrobe; mirror
in door. Reg. 1895 1885
(1) 5-Pc. Maple Dinette; re-
fectory type. Reg. 1895 1895
O) Walnut Bedroom Chair;
Reg. 9.95 ---------2.eS
~ Modern Mite Stand: Prima
Vera veneer. Reg. 1925, 500
az Odd Size Beds; metal and
wood, poster and panel de-
signs. Reg. 10.00-1200, 500
~ Butt Walnut Chest; 5
drawers. Reg. 49.00----24,oo
~ Servers; Prima Vera and
walnut. Reg. 1895 800
Goidenberg's-Fourth Floor
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WOmen'S 200
s HI o E S
so

Out they go. Save money
in this sale. Plenty OF
STYLES. Dress shoes. wedEies
and sandals-Main Floor.
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GIOUeS

1856 Fabric Gloves; angelskin
and double woven fabrics,
white only. Reg. CSC -79e
Q49) Fabric Gloves; novelty
rayon and angelskin. Reg.
sec Observation-Disclosures 39e
(119) Fabric Gloves; angel
skin and rayon. Reg. 39c, l9e
Goldenbero's-Main Floor
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2.99 & 3.99
Rayon Dresses
l.88

Washable rayon crepe, spun
rayon and rayon bembers
sheers. Prints and solid colors
every dress washable. Sizes
II to 50 in the combined
group.
(23) Princess Goats; of printed
cottons, fast colors, upper and
button styles. Reg. 1.99. 1.69
(37 Uniforms; Of tub-fast
cottons, in blue, green and
wine. Reg. 1.19----39e
(1S) Washable Rayon Dresses;
slightly imperfect. Reg.
1.0S -------o1G
Daytime Dresses
Second Floor
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SpOrtStCeur

t21) Women's Bathing Suits;
rayon lastex and all wool.
Reg. 3.99-5.99 2.49
(19) Beach Stroller Shoes;
cork soles broken sizes. Reg.
l.fS ---Iye
(51) Bathing Accessories; in
cluding hats, bags, balls, shoes
and beach kits. Reg. 7sc-
100 l9e TO 69e
(4) Women's Chenille Coats;
white with colored trim. Reg.
Z.UV .oS
III Women's Summer Skirts;
broken sizes $3.50. Reg. 1.19-
l.59 -5ee
t21) Women's Sport Dresses;
and 2 pc. Reg. 200-3.00,
l.3s
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
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Practical and serviceable outfits for fall days
and school wear! Sturdy corduroy with Zip
per pocket and fully lined knickers with knit
cuffs Gray and brown. Sizes to is.
BOYS 100 SWEATERS. Sizes 80 to 36----5ee
BOYS 79e-1 90 PAJAMAS. Sizes 8 TO 16---59e
1898 STUDENTS REVERSIBLE COATS. Sizes Is
Gotdenberg's-Main Floor
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Handbags

(123) Handbags; leatherette
and fabrics, some genuine
feathers. Reg. 1.00-1.95 5ee
1891 Summer Bags; washable
fabrics in light colors. Reg.
59c-1.00 19e
(44) Summer Bags; washable
duckskin and fabrics. Reg.
l.59-1.95 -- ~
Goldenbero's-Mdin Floor
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W0men's comfortable house slip
pers. with soft flexible soles and
low heels. Many styles and colors.
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s. Summer
u r E s s E s
l.29

Misses and women's summer
dresses Of printed bemberg,
sheers, printed French crepe
and spun rayons in popular
solid colors and colorful prints.
Misses and women's sizes.
(48) Misses and Women's
S--.rr- Drnsc~~. -
and rayon crepe. Reg. 2.99.
4.yy 80
(66) Misses and Women's
Dresses; in washable crepe and
printed chiffons. Reg. 1885,
1895 3.69
.
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COrSetS

(9) Mesh Corsettes and Cir
dies. Reg. 1.95-------1.4 ~
(23) Satin Corsettes; also 2
way stretch cafe" girdles and
panties. Reg. 1.59 ----79e
az White Lastex Girdles. Reg.
LIZ ~
(1O) Girdles and C0rSettes; OF
brocaded and satin rayon. Reg.
1.95-2.95 ENTHUSIASTICALLY ~
Goldenberr's-Second Floor
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Z ACRES

8 ACRES
g mi. D. C.-Practically new rooms
bath, hwd.. floors. electricity. furnace heat.
ASBESTOS siding, $4,000; $500 cash, $40
.S4,5OO-TERMS.
rooms, h.-w.h.. "a baths, electricity.
gas, garage; lot 50x1S0 it, paved street;
convenient to graded and high schools;
close TO shopping center. Transportation.
FRVIN REALTY CO.. call Hyattsville 334;
ewes. Greenwood 1o31
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

OWNER WILL EXCHANGE CORNER LOT,
clear OF encunbrance, about 200 By 22H
t0ot H0ot Ior improved property. Box 303-Z.
WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY m LARGE
S.room A7: 600 home. beautifully situated
In Chevy Chase. Md. facing small park
ana fronting 3 streets with built-in ga
rage, sun porch. maids room. bath.
rooms. lavat6ries. for equity in a 6-room,
2-Dath home, attached or detached; pref
erably NV. Box 337-C. Star.
WILL TRADE 2-YEAR-OLD HOUSE. Bill.
vsr Spring; on small house. Chevy Chase or
Cleveland Park. Shepherd 4565-J.
ACCEPT CLEAR GROUND ON NEW s.
UNIV. PARK. OWNER, WOODLEY iII2.
WOODLAND BEACH. WATER FRONT LOTS
70 I siade on property near Washington. D. c.
NEW HOME IN PETWORTH. R.. B.,
sun sunrp parior rec room. garage. modern in
every respect, near st. Gabriers. for house
ground or lots. A. CRIsAFULL. Line. s1s7.
GROOM MODERN BRICK. FACING LIN.
G9iT S2iI1 PARK; new-house condition. oil heat.
WIN exchange for large detached house in
NV; section or vacant ground Property
is clear; will add cash
B. CRIFASI CO.,
1O24 Vermont Ave National R1Q0
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CHEVY CHASE 2-FAMILY
Reduced for quick sale. only ] left.
44O4 Jenifer st. NV. Open today or
Woodley 1863 after g.
EXCELLENT INVESTMENTS.
| Store Pa. ave. NV. near Conn. ave-;
out-of-town owner requests quick sale. =.
-. Store and apts.. 14th ST.. near Tivoli
Large apartment bldg. near Conn. ave.
and K ST.; estate will sacrifice.
modelling: a steal at $4,000
4-family fiat NV: 1909 rented; income
over S2,400 year; $4,000.
A. S. GARDINER,
1910 K St. NV Natl o334
BETHESDA, MD.
,$19,750-Store and apartments with
pays sas Renta 6nSn annuay naIs
VIII show 18G on investment.
E. M. FRY, INC, WIS. 6740.
47O3 Hampden Lane. Bethesda. Md.
Once Open Daily and Sunday PM.
DOWNTOWN,
,2nd COMMERCIAL zONING.
Brick; h.-w.h., elec.. bath. Vicinity 5th
and n =. ave NV. Newly papered
IaTSashSa! prfss sss5S Srandnew roof Good return
BROOKLAND.
@ heat xSs Ss Se'5f ans sDf5ss
line. Leased to one tenant. Price. S6,95O
J. A. WEINBERG CO.,
wGSanh5s 1lSs Ms Ramey Mss satl ia5s 5so0
COLORED-5-ROOM FRAME NEAR 18th
cash. Box 3O7-C. Star.
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appx. rse' acre. doswood %aci Hickory foom 1nt,
oak, etc. beautiful grounds at least 80
large forest trees; 1Oc transportation.
Prlced low; not much cash, right party.
Enjoy nature at its best.
Inspection by Appointment Only
Ask for MISS BENNETT Sectv.. Oh. 1929
or Address 1123 N. Irving St
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EQUIPPED AND STOCKED DAIRY FARM
70, SUPERB COLONIAL HOUSE.

,e, SUPERB coLoN1AI House. A'N'
log hc Carroll Co., Nd. SIS, 900
s., owner moves out Mar. 1st, to manage in
s'itutional farm. Rare opportunity obtain
,I, = s3ing business, fully stocked and equipped,
SsoIGtCk-Accredited herd IA mixers: but
terlat cert, 1885, Monthly milk checks
hogs. hog etc. oUiPMENT-Binder:.' mover. moWes.
ons oGe-4snyefy Tly rake. manure spreader. 3 wag-
Grated farm: FEED-siio . Of ensilase 9 Afo9- fo5-
YET taI nay ana corn. carry stock through win
tssr: woodland, some timber. Large stream
'nToIeh 6luegrass meadow.
oars ST1cf tbSoendl. Golonial house built 1858 oak
1 tsis and fireplaces, practically perfect con-
ulcion: Electricity, water from deep well and
spring oy gravity at all buildings, Fine bank
oa1n; number other bldgs.
s4 600 % xs. s. Federal Land Bank loan,
Sl60 semi-annually. Balance desired ayais in CASH
rs fa,r eauivalent; II interested act at once No
Ialr deal viii! be refused A''
~. Gan M Farauhar, BOSS & PHELPS
Na0. 93OO or Adams 0303
montgomery Co. Country Homes
sn1,ns acres se s66 On bus lines. miles to Silver
to Silver SPRING $4,000. rs acres. eouipned
Il rooms, 10 miles to Capitol, 10000
100 aoses aeses rooms; qno. productive soil $1,000
s7,550oo. 10 acres. with large l,."GgS9s stHeam
$$g'590. 10 acres. 8 rooms ali modern. odern
Seno,o2oo; ga acres, rooms. modern. AZ.
ios noo ! acre. rooms. $4,000 All farms
Ashton 3S4s' oi' coiesVille' Md.
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FULL PRICE, S.. SOC. 90.
MUST SELL, QUICK

Full price, $1,000 90. Falls Church, Va
Lovely. old S-room house, ami. out build
ings; just think, with 4 acres of beautiful
development: very easy terms to respon-
sible party. Call RUSSELL BOWEN. 513l
Col. pike, Arlington. Va. Chestnut 1894 =
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

NEARBY MD.-BEAUTIFUL NEW STONE
home containing rooms, 2 baths. recre-
alton room. wine cellar. 3 open freplaces,
automatic heat, Gear stone garages. ten
mis- courts; 3 acres or more; nicely land
scaped with flower garden; Ia acres as
sorted fruit trees. Will sell. or rent rea-
sonably. Weekdays. S-5 pm. call OWNER,
District 1926
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INVESTIGATED

On Baltimore blvd. about l acre with
house OF rooms, ? baths. automatic heat,
ouilt-in garage. laundry trays: 2nd-floor
month; house financed at S46 month:
make offer for equity of $4,000 illness
reason for selling. Box 103-Z, Star
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
WANTED FOR INVESTMENT, GASOLINE
station leased to major oil co. for long
term. Box 308-C. Star. 13'
CORNER STORE WITH APT. ABOVE,
NATL. 1855. 4. M. ROTH. TEMPLE 1884.
WILL PAY CASH ABOVE TRUST FOR g.
room brick house in D. c.. white or colored
Give address and price. Box 283-C, Star .
OFFICES FOR RENT.
2 OFFICES FOR RENT. CLOSE TO NEW
court, sos and 50S F st. n.w.-Ideal place
for bondsmen. real estate and other offces
Dist. 30S2.
LARGE FRONT FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
nished for light professional business. liv-
ing quarters or both; also connecting room;
ami. 1136 Conn. ave. End door.
LARGE GROUND FLOOR, ABOUT 1.1OO
includedJ Z. A. oARVEY. Dist. 450S,
1925 VT. ave.
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ATTENTION, BUILDERS.
We have number of choice lots for p
family houses. row houses and 4-family
nats IN ne. Attractively priced. Call
DISTRICT l3l2
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SACRIFICE BARGAIN

SACRIFICE BARGAIN
Near Wardman Park and Shoreham Ho-
tells, overlooks Rock Creek Park rooms,
3 porches; modernized to new-house con-
dition; priced to sell or rent quickly. To
inspect phone Natl 4SSR
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2-AlmoSt-new bungalow. cost over So. 900;
will sell for $6950. II you have ST 800
to So 900 cash. may consider less
You can't go wrong here
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY ON SECOND TRUST
we Will buy second trust notes, D. O.,
nearby Md or Va. Reasonable rates.
80. NAT MORT g. INV. CORP.
-1312 N Y. Ave. NV Natl 5s33.
CHATTEL NOTES PURCHASED.
Gash same Day. BOB HOLLANDER.
Rm. 9O7. Tower Bldg Met 4SI3
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AN UNUSUAL HOMES FIREPLACES, s
rooms. 4a4 acres of land, near Silver Spring
; miles from D. c; line. Price only S13,50G
for all; house and lot only, $500. Eve
nings and Sunday. Shep $500.
ROBT. L. McKEEVER CO..
Shoreham Bldg Natl 475O
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ATTENTION, BUILDERS.
Ten SOFT. front wooded lots for de-
Lacneo houses in ne; 5000 each Call
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

5-RooM. BATH, BUNGALOW. AMI,
close to Riverdale. Price $295O, $500
cash. $50 month: ZAN1ZINGER. Green.
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INTERESTING ARLINGTON (VA)
BARGAINS.
Country club section-house or 4
yrs, old; l bedroom, bath 1st floor; 2
bedrooms. bath 2nd floor; maids room
shower and toilet basement: attached
garage; large lot with trees Price
$1,000. Once in lifetime opportunity.
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50; 9;000-.sTONE COLONIAL $50 YRS.
OLD; $50 a., Mont. Co. Full set excellent
ouildlngs:, 80 COW stanchions; spring; large
stream. Young orchard
5OO--4OO-acre level farm. about 35
hiles north .. c.; near Potomac River
~, so,5oG-S5 acres 20 miles D. c.; level:
30, r. D. LILLE
225 Maple Ave, Takoma Park. Shep. 23O7.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
WOULD LIKE TO PURCHASE SMALL,
house nr. Falls Church. Must be reasonable
VIII pay cash: H. j. COXEN, 435 East
Falls Church. Va.
CASH FOR LOTS AND HOUSES ARLING-
TON. VA:-Quick settlement: Must be bar
gains McCLA1NE 2100 Wilson blvd. Arl
Va Chestnut 1900. Ewes. 1901.
WHAT CAN YOU OFFER ME UNDER
So. 800. terms $500 down, S35 mo-? De-
scribe fully. Will take quick action. Box
4Sb-C, Star
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Two one-story stores. rented at $50:
price, $1,000; near 7th and r. I ave. NV
Met. 2025. D. E. BARRY. 1907 H. NV.
s-RooM HOUSE. ON BUSY CORNER:
suitable for store and filling station; will
finance. Only S1,S00
Groom house. near Rockville, good road;
lots fruit, acres $1,000 cash.
rooms. busy corner. l acre; ami:
S3.250: terms.
s'a acres, s-rm house many outbuild-
lass. hard road: l mi to Gaithersburg;
$4,000
Tu0S n uOpTAsAN
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COMMANDING LOCATION
More than 10000 cars per day pass thIs
property. located 3 squares from Key
Bridge on the main business street of
Arlington; new store. 40x5S. with base
ment and immense entrance frontage.
Large paved and flood lighted parking lot,
Suitable fer automobiles. hardware, fur
niture. grill or any business requiring lots
OF parking space. Owner will make any
reasonable changes TO suit responsible
tenant 1t is open: go see. 1lOI Wilson
boulevard Rent Slo5
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g RMS. AND BATH, ANIL H-WH,,
cleo. and phone; good rd / mi. from Fair
fax School: bus at DIR. Contact A. P. WEIR
at Burke Va, owner
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TOTAL F. H. A. MONTHLY PAYMENT
$4,000, WILL BUY A SMART NEW B.
including every feature you would desire
in your own home; complete kitchen. fire.
RhsERF Rasf aTge f. coHES o stc reator Chest
Falls Church 1861. Model home 11O West
st Open daily. Turn right at Falls Church
trafhc light, drive to West st., opposite
Roses Grocery. Turp left to homes
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6-RM., BATH H.-WH Ell. REFG.; 1Oc
zone; fine condition: $50. 1-rm. apt,
furn., pvt, bath, shower pvt. entrance,
I'd Oxford 0456
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ARL RLINGTON--HOMES AND APARTMENTs
5. and Z rooms. ! and 2 baths. S55
to S135. Apts 3 rooms b.. S475O to
rooms: b.. S62 so. CHAMBERS e. TALL
NAN. 2519 Wilson blvd. oxford 1900 or
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LOVELY HOME. 3 BEDRMS., TILE BATH,
sleep. porch; la-acre lot; plenty trees.
shrubbery;. 10c bus; nr. school; $3.50.
Chestnut 4213
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IF YOU WANT TO PURCHASE LARGE OR
stock farm, or lust a coy home-conven-
lent yet ouiet--I have $50 of these places
1or sale including some fine Colonial es-
tates These properties are located in Fair
fax and adjoining counties and range from
! acre to 5000; Most Of them are within
S5 miles Of Washington and on hard roads
See MASON HIRST. Annandale. Fairfax
County. Va at the end of Columbia pike
Phone Alexandria S69-J-l. Address Route
3. Alexandria. Va. (Closed Sundays)
10 ACRES, EXCELLENT LAND, 7-ROOM
dwelling, f1ne spring; on highway. Is miles
OF Washington price. S4 300
Phi. s34-J-2. M. CocKRI1L. Fall. Oh Va
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL colored, work as chambermaid or
~ Moss. ave. NV.
Girl. colored. wants 3 days work, Tues
day Thursday, Saturday 1542 Sth st. NV
GIRL. colored. wishes Job mothers helper
or chambermaid, nursemaid: light laundry:
city reference. Atlantic O75I
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Marriage License
Applications

George 9: Shepard, 81. Bagdad Fla, and
priscllla Lane, 81, 5321 Conduit I'd
NV; NV; the Rev. Albert E. Gingrich
Joseph s. Hutcheson. 80, and Rose v
Wathen, "a. both of 451 18th st. ne;
the Rev: Howard E. SNYDER
george Williams, 3S, and Betty Rogers
" both Of 467 Eye st. NV; Judge
robert E. Mattingly.
ROBERT M. Kautz, -. 533 Randolph st
NV, and Marion F. Talbert -. 46I
r.ay Luray Pl.; the Rev. A. H. Owens.
Ferman R. Jespersen 22 and Charlotte
a; Hummel, 49, both of Spencer, Iowa;
Ihomas F Robinson, 90 Croydon. Pa
and Mabel M. Smith. 81. Philadelphia
,,,:t, Pa; the Rev. H. M. Hennig.
william Spathelf, "a I39 r st. ne and
my: nyiiis ths = RaH Alley ~; Is4l Columbia I'd
EDGAR agar a. Peterson, 21. 22Io H st. NV.
and pid audrey L; Parker, 10. $40 Arlington
Hldge I'd. Arlington, Va: the Rev. James
Richmond johnson. SO. ses Elm st. NV
sLno ana Lenora Allen. %, 1912 9 st. NV:
tne Rev ". Gassaway "
"ti1am franklin. AS. and Birdie Davis.
NJ; ~; both Of 436 1st st. s.w.; the Rev
Wiley Westray. WV ''e'
John K. Russ. 81, 1e4e Holbrook terrace
ne. and, Joy Funkhouser 10 535e
Porsett pl. NV; the Rev. william A
John 9; Green. 90, 44es Ord st. ne.and
lheresa Briguslio. II. MARYLAND Park
MOI: the Rev E ShonfSto II al "a
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hcious either pan-broiled or fried
and there are few bones. Those
who have eaten it claim it is the
finest favored food fish in Amer
lean waters, tender, juicy and espe-
clally acceptable as a dinner fish.
We may have opportunity to
prove the statement of the scientist
now that we have such excellent
refrigeration and quick transporta-
tion facilities, for this was the only
objection to its being in Eastern
markets.
The Indians in Alaska value the
oil OF this fish highly. Each spring
they bury millions of them. When
they are we'll decayed they are dug
up and the Oil extracted. This is
no place to visit at this time, even
for educational purposes, though I
am assured the eulachons are fra
grant as compared with some OF
the cheese factories or cheeses that
are quite well known.
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Natures Children
Eulachon
(Thaleichthys pacifcus)

could always be counted on each
spring in q certain stream that q
factory was built on its banks tor
the special purpose of extracting
the fat from the eulachons and
making 1t into oil. This was to be
used in place of the strong smelling
cod liver oil. Its medicinal prop
critics seem to have been satisfac-
tory, but the oil was sensitive to
changes in temperature and had to
be melted before it would flow.
Needless to say, warm fish oil is
not the most delectable drink in
the world and little has been heard
OF the venture in late years.
In British Columbia this Is said
to be the favorite pan fish. 1t is de-
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BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY

ny 1AAAAfAN SOA AvHEY,
The eulachon is a famous fish, for
the history of its discovery is to be
found on the pages of the diary of
William Clark and a sketch as well.
During the expedition of Lewis and
Clark the discovery of this slender
nsh is recorded as of 1905, when
the eulachon was seen in the Co.
lumbia River for the first time by
them, Mr.. Clark going to great
pains to describe it in his journal.
The Chinook name for this dainty
flsh is eulachon, although it is said
1t would be more correct to call it
ulchen. 1t is from the family Ar
gentinidae, it has a smelt-like form
and reaches a length of IL inches.
In the spring countless numbers
OF them ascend all the rivers north
OF the Columbia as far as Skaguay.
They do not travel very far up the
rivers to establish their spawning
grounds. These runs are slightly in
advance of those taken by the
salmon.
All is not harmonious for the vast
army taking this important journey.
There are giant foes stationed along
the way-the surgeons. With their
efficient sucker-like mouths they
draw in countless euchlachons until
they almost burst with them.
At this time of the year these
small fish are very fat. Indeed, at
times their bodies have been dried
and wick drawn through them so
they could be used for candles.
These fish are especially fond of
ascending the Mass River in Brit
ish Columbia. So many of them
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BUREAU OE NAVIGATION.
Deaths Reported

Louisa McHenry. a. 1746 st.
Herman P. Vollmer, So. 1881 webster st
ne.
Nellie F. Robinson "a. sos Eye st. ne.
Maleska S. Street, SO, st. Elizabeth's Hos.
pital.
Jeanette Parker. 66, st. Elizabetll's Hos
pital.
Francis s. Stoddard. 66. 7O4 Butternut st
James H. Bolton. IS. Emergency Hospital
Georglana Carter. SO, Garfield Hospital
Samuel A. Croggon, SO. 1850 Wisconsin
ave.
Albertus L, Freed. As. 1850 Wisconsin ave
Frances NJ. Stewart. "A S2S Shepherd st
Francis J, Murray. A, Walter Reed General
Richard J. Hewitt, A, Gallinger hospital
Anna Sokolowski, 3s. Sibley Hospital
Americo Facchina. "a. Garfield Hospital.
Henrietta s. Clark, 20, GEORGETOWN Hos
Daniel s sprisss, So. 4as Franklin st.
Richard Robinson. 80, Freedmen's Hos
pital
Alonzo Green 40. Gallinger Hospital
Lucille Adams. 3s, Gallineer Hospital
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Service Orders
AIR CORPS.

to Mechord Field.
Field to Washington
Field to Washington.
AGsssRssFFy Gsaas Fed srs haFs w. fro"
oEieEi Fed to nHs aechoSd Field. from hamilton
Bolen: Capt. Theodore M, from Hamilton
Field to McChord Field
Winfield. It. Col. Richard M, from Fort
Jay to Kansas City,
FrisseH, Maj. Howard N. from Alexandria
La, to Baraboo. Wis.
to Newark.
schwering. First Lit. Karl W., from Panama
to Philadelphia.
COAST ARTILLERY CORPS
Stephens. Maj. Joseph c., from Fort H. G
Wright to Panama.
Bogart, First 1t. Frank A., from Panama
Foote, IT. 1t. Col. Coz William c., from WASH
ington to Chicago
Field to Mitchell Field.
CORPS OF ENGINEERS.
Lorence Capt. Walter E., from Fort Leav-
Mathews, Mai. Albert G., from Rock Island
LORD CAPT. Royal B from Hawaii to Fort
Lincoln.
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Tuteur. 1t. Col. Clifford M. from Fort
Sam Houston to Harrisburg.
Stroker, First 1t. James F., from West
Point to Fort Sam Houston.
QUARTERMASTER CORPS.
Johnson, 1t. Col James, H., from Wash
ington to Langley Field.
Graham 1t Col. Roy c. L., from Fort
Sam Houston to Washington.
Boykin, Mai. Richard P. from Hawaii to
Fort Sam Houston.
pines to Philadelphia.
CAVALRY.
etadler. Capt. John H, IT., from Fort
Leavenworth to the Philippines.
NAVY.
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
Brown. Capt. John j., from 0. g. s. Hen
derson to Portsmouth N. H.
= Naval District to d. s. 5. Sampson. % ro'n
Redman: Comdr. Joseph R.. from q. g. g.
c,1sr;sh Tuscaloosa g. to q s i,. $; Henderson.
New Mexico to Washington,
- Washington to U. s. S. Noa
Harper. 1t; Comdr Bryan C., from Haw-
thorne, Ney;; to q. s. S. Boise.
oraubart, 1t. Ar1har s.. fsom Submarine
Division 13 to Washington
SUPPLY CORPS.
johnson. 1t. George A.. from Portsmouth,
Va, to Norfolk
Bullock. 1t; q, s) James E. from De-
st1oyer siao r, Division 20 to DESTROYER Divi-
Mccarthy. 1t. d. g., Charles H.. ir.. from
DESTROYER Division 80 to Destroyer
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Births Reported

Robert and Mabel Harman, boy.
Clarence and Henrietta Clark. girl,
Willis and Frances Jacobs boy.
Durward and Dorothy Chambers, girl,
Melvin, and Kathryn Mas. boy.
Edward and Emma King. boy.
Maurice and Frances O'Connell, girl.
John and Dorothy Rollins. girl
Charles and Mildred Krisel. boy,
Roland and Margaret Owens, boy
David and Bonnie Sherman. girl.
Donald and Violet Chamberlain, girl.
Willie and Josephine Futch girl
Daniel and Josephine Eberly, girl,
Arthur and Nellie Randall. boy.
Milton and Irma Siegert, girl
Robert and Geraldine Gabler, boy,
Villa and Helen White. boy.
Ray and Maxine Hoover. girl.
Mitchell and Mary Dixon. girl.
Cameron and Vera Valley, boy,
John and Helen Strickland. girl.
Robert and Anastasia Smith. girl.
Ben and Bernice Reznek. boy
Edward and Dorothy Stuart. girl.
Charles and Gertrude Walton, girl.
Edward and Virginia Wehber girl,
John and Mary Site. girl.
silas and Marjorie Wilson. boy.
Samuel and Frances Fisher, boy.
Robert and Georgia Brown, boy.
Leroy and Sophie Moore, girl.
Lee and Leola Nelson. boy.
Alfred and Ellen Parker girl
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THE ARDMORE. 915 goth st. n.w.-Warm
neatly furnished rooms; showers anc
tub baths 81 week up
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| tRACT1CA! NURSE. experienced. city and
doctors refs; infants preferred. Michigan
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Man. white. 25-35, hospital orderly expert:
Laundry. 1897 Meridian pl. NJ.
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115l N. CAPITOL ST, Apt 42-2 rms,
everything furnished, refrigerator: $50
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2460 10th ST. NV.

Ideal residence for business people Pri-
vate baths showers attractive lounges:
SeleCtiVe menus. switchboard service