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Evening star., 1940-06-02
Seeing Eye Dog
Prize Contribution.
BY LUCILLE JAMES, IA,

Hyattsville (MdD School.
He could hear the streetcars roaring
AS they hurried on their way,
He could hear the train starting,
It hadn't long to stay.
He could hear the cars 60 whizzing
In the streets so wide,
But no harm could come to him
For Brownie was his guide.
He could hear the children shouting
On the grass so green.
He could hear the dogs all barking,
Though to him they were not seen.
He could hear the people walking
AS they hurried by his side,
But no harm could come to him
For Brownie was his guide.
Evening star., 1940-06-02
Youths Marooned Island for Many Hours Rising Tide
Dogs Inspire
Flood Of
Poetry
Subjects Include
Homely Nuts and
Pedigreed 'Pekes'

Dogs have long been recognized
as the best and most devoted friends
that men can have. The hoy and
dog" theme has furnished the sub
ject for many a picture and story.
Junior Star readers, boys and
girls alike. are dog lovers. With
almost every dog, from the home
liest mutt to the proudest and pedi-
greed, there is story. These stories
have inspired youthful poets to a
flow OF verse that has swept the
editors desk like a rising swell.
Herewith, the dog poets have their
day:
Evening star., 1940-06-02
Little Brown Puppy

BY AGNES POWELL, IL,
Hoffman Boston School. Arlington, Va.
I have little brown puppy,
He's not so large at that.
I love to see him do things
Because he's not so fat.
He pulls the cloth of the table,
He pulls the paper all over the
floor,
And when he wants to go outside
He knocks upon the door.
Evening star., 1940-06-02

ing ABOUT y
o'clock with their
lunch and fish,
ing lines for an
all-day fishing
expedition along
the river. When
they arrived at
the bank, they
noticed a small
peninsula a n d
proc e e d e d to
W a d e through
about 6 inches of
water to reach
Its dry land.
T h e y walked
over To the nfher
Evening star., 1940-06-02

Quick Results
Willis-Has horseback helped Miss
Stout to reduce?
Phylis-Oh, yes, she began fall
ing on right away.
Evening star., 1940-06-02
Prize Contribution.
BY BETTY BRIGHT PAGE, 10,
James F. Oyster School

James F. Oyster School
A troop of Girl Scouts and Brown
les, of which I was one. went on a
nature hike through Rock Greek
Park recently under the guidance of
Evening star., 1940-06-02

Before we even noticed it,
This tiny seed was grown;
And then We watched her turning
grey
With children of her own.
Evening star., 1940-06-02
Beautiful Country
Seen From Old
Rag Mountain
Prize Contribution.
BY WILLIAM REDDING, is,
st. Johns High School.

Early Sunday morning the men,
bers of the Wanderbird Hiking
Club started out on their trip to
Old Rag Mountain. Buses took us
Evening star., 1940-06-02
Vocalist Can Sing
In Four Foreign
LANGUAGES
BY BEVERLY KNAPP, II,

Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School
Mildred Anderson, II, of 69O1
Brookville road, Chevy Chase, Md,
who makes singing her hobby, has
learned to sing in four foreign Ian
Evening star., 1940-06-02
Student Has
An Attic Full
OF Hobbies
Collections Include
Guns Used in Civil
And World Wars
BY MARY WEBSTER, Is
Roosevelt High School.

What's your hobby? Is it COL
ecting miniature dogs? Photog-
raphy? Collecting match covers,
pennants or souvenirs? Cooking?
Evening star., 1940-06-02
BY MARILYNN COUSINS, II,

BY MARILYNN COUSINS, IL
Paul Junior High School
I love my dog Toby.
He Is all that a dog can be.
Maybe he is not all one dog
Or hasn't a pedigree,
But I love my dog Toby
Because he is part of me.
Many dogs have I had.
And I have loved them all,
But take away Toby from me
And it wouldn't be me at all.
Evening star., 1940-06-02
Riddle Ans,Ders

!. Tulips (two lips). 7. Pages. Z,
A tree. 4. jay. s. Crocodile (crock-
o-diaD.
Evening star., 1940-06-02
Cuddles and Iuckie
Pat on
BY FRANCES ROYSTER WILLIAMS,

A baby dandelion seed
Unfurled her parachute
And sailed away to find a place
To grow a little root.
Evening star., 1940-06-02
Beyond His Reach

"Can you stand On your head7'
mo, It's too high" Z
Evening star., 1940-06-02

My Dogs ale
BY ALICE LOUISE REED, 16.
Anacostia High School.
Once had a mouse dog, and I
loved him very much.
He wasn't quite q usual dog, so I
named him Dutch.
The lady just across the street had
bought little "peke,"
At least that's what she called it,
but I thought it was a freak.
I thought they'd be the best of
friends, but soon found I was
wrong,
Because the pekinese and Dutch
just didn't get along.
I took my dog to walk one day, the
lady to avoid,
But I believe to see dogs fight she
really quite enjoyed.
She and her "peke" Just came
around the corner of our street
And headed right for poor old
Dutch on their six dainty feet.
The "peke's" weren't quite so dainty,
when considering the claws;
The way that dog lit into Dutch in
my mind broke all laws.
The lady just stood by and smiled
to watch the awful fray.
I remember every detail of that
very fateful day,
And when stop to think, it oft
recalls the bitter tears,
Though since the fight was ended
there are many, many years.
I saw a pekinese today, down at the
Five and Dime,
But I haven't seen . mouse dog for
a long, long time. =
Evening star., 1940-06-02
My Dog

My Dog
BY KATHERINE GRIFFIN, IL,
st. Anthony School,
Sitting in the doorway,
Playing in the street,
Running up and down the yard
With dainty little feet.
Chasing balls and sticks and stones
Eating any kind of bones,
Jumping on your chair as if to say
Can any one spare pat today?"
But with all his faults both big and
small,
For his master or mistress he'd give
his all.
So when no longer hear his bark
through wind and fog,
I know that I shall miss my dog.
Evening star., 1940-08-04
AucTloN sAlrs.

NOTICE q HIREsY Given that Will
ga1sr sqstiSA y 1910. e M &. More .tos.
stnltn SoTth caPitol and ad,o sts; s:E, the lost:
Of nfty-six automobiles. three boats, two
push carts and one iron beam in the pos-
ment and which have not been called for
by the claimants as contemplated By law,
LAWRENCk r. BEAtL.
Captain. Metropolitan Police,
.,,o,. Chief (Also Property Clerk.
Evening star., 1940-08-04

CHEVROLET 1884 Master 4-door sedan;
good paint, good mechanical condition;
new brakes, new tires: S136 cash. Pri-
vate owner. 1918 K st. Sc. g.
ssd.n elcs cond;t,on u,i pc s. urs 3, trsSs pisSs
on house OF lot. DE. OOSs.
CHRYsLER 1889 Imperial trunk sedan:
equipped with radio, overdrive and other
de luxe extras; smart .gunmetal ,nnish:
II. b. LEARY, JR., 1 BROS,
1941 18th D. NV. (C1oeed eun.) HO. 1900,
Evening star., 1940-08-04

CHESAPEAKE BAY PROPERTY, ABOUT
26 miles from D. c. line, about 20 acres
pro1spiy % PYLE the = MOST attractive, on the bay;
tage OF 5 rooms, tenant house. fine barns
nas fnreshINwater lake; sand beach; suitable for
England owner who has intended for many
years to make this his permapent home
has had to give UP that plan. We consider
the price tempting
, LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
1719 K st. NV MA. 1166
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FARMS FOR SALE.
iConfinHAd

eELI. OR EXCHANGE 9s5-XcRE FARM
nearby Va. for D. c. property. BOX
el2 ACRES PRODUCTIVE LEVEL LAND,
.erisinslly part Of the Mt Vernon estate.
trees; excellent eve -fiowins irSSS sprins piDed
,e.nhon. ,en STATE & hshway eectress and
s. + NORMAN 4. s'es?'f F. ). NJ No. j. Xiesan-
small screass % equipped so dsiTy or 1 eIus srsss
isns vet auiesi IN have ESQ go of these plses.
tates. These properties are located in Fair
fax and adjoining counties and range from
I acre to 5000 Most Of them are within
MAsoN aIRsT Annandae na fd rsirfas
County Va, at the end Of Columbia pike
8. Alexandria. va tClosed sundays.l
ss.5oo-pouLTRY, FRUIT FARM. 10
acres; excellent land, convenient Takoma,
lBeltsville. College Park; large laying
6ns dns o5q s5e9dsu s5dns auss nsa.s s
ss.5ooSPeultry and fruit farm: 80
sz,7soMAttractiye a-acre place in
auantity Of berries. peaches. poultry. '0U'e'
50O-House. cabins. gas station and
picnic ,grovnds; main pike north; one acre,
si5,ooo-5si acre level farm, two
houses. 400 acres tilled; good road
One of the most beautiful old houses in
ington architect modern conveniences;
new outbuildings: large; Tsll-watered farm.
225 Maple Ave, Takoma Park. sH 23o7
NEAR OI,NEY INN
Beautiful small farm, about 80 acres:
restored 7-room house with history.
unusual dining room room ana and T bedrooms. s.
hard-surface road. fne soil and woods;
and Sun. DE 0212. 80 ~
Lovely Farmstead, Mt. Stream.
Attractive 6-rm, home, lots of speckled
trout; s6 g., y miles to village over good
Eofad; Ss;aoo only $500 I nesdsd. esqS Pa Page | 70
M ssScR re sth ssssi0S svei = stHSor cisS REALTY
80 Acres, 7-Room Bungalow,
Nearly new; also large barrsck. about
lsh. Md; in the Potomac Hunt Club section
Ps PPTIss ss5oo nTR Til Ssll Thole U or part KSr,v
Rockville. Md. Phone $50.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
Rockville, Nd, limits, FredeficE I'd Must St
be sold to settle estate. Sell for ST 5000
cash will handle. balance financed in one
mortgage. Farms not nearly as well To-
1ated are selling At three times as much
~ SEE, PHONE OR WRITE,
E. S. PRICE & CO.,
1910 vt, Ave. NV. ME. 365O-3549.
Evening star., 1940-08-04
1119 K st. NV. Ma. 1166

IONS OF LONG BEACH Up 70 DATE
VISIT THIS PROPERLY REsTRicTB
SGAIsH5 BEACH COLONY AGAIN AND SEE FOR
PROVEMENTS AND RECENT CHANGES
New public water system. New en-
trance road under State construction. Eec-
trlclty and telephone installed Much
Clearing, new street work and many new
homes make Long Beach more attractive
than ever before. Lots or homes on low
houses for sale
50x1O0-FT. LOTS SlO0 AND UP.
Wide. white sand beach. safe for chill
foot pier to deep water for rocking chair
nshermen.. Private pavilion and bath
houses Tor property owners and guests.
Drive to entrance, 8 miles south of
Prince Frederick on Solomons Island rd
NJ E. 5ziif RoekaLl. Iotdse nc sE'f st. LEONARD MD
Evening star., 1940-08-04

NEW SAMPLE COTTAGE
D: G: inear Shady Side. Md.l; modern
otRer eots.ses epes s7s5 e
lots; S98 up; good roads; bathing. sea
wall pier. boat harbor: refined summer
auest. WALTER M. BAUMAN, 1 Thomas
BARGAIN 800 90. COMMITTING DIS
20 miles from D.. c.; sturdy rustic. year.
round BUNGALOW: large store chimney IRE
place. natural pine living room; tvo-car
prominent estates; view 70, miles of va.
ter; good beach; fishing. duckine: good
roads to door. This small estate farm must
sale NNsA .eon
THE MARYLAND REALTY.
9lo 1Oth st. NV. MA SOQ5
Evening star., 1940-08-04
ANN.ARuNDE1, ON TIFF NV

ANN-ARREREh ERSRE asSHpoTEHIHE 2N THE Ray,
Lots , ,5Ox1 $3.50 DOWN, S. PER MONTH.
ssS: ss'fis s,ssEsf Ss
bathing eApiTAnh fnf Anhshlnf viEw Nj kr1I4Y fIssSs 70
-925 New York Ave. NV. MA. e7e7.
,,,.. CHESAPEAKE BAY.
WIN ,M1rnin 9 miles OF Annapolis; 10 acres of
lawn and truck ground; Colonial residence
oI Ieieseopic design. sremodeled 2 yrs. ago:
!oiI burner, eiec: pump; 4io OFF, It. water nter
-. SOUTH RIVER.
, Beautiful 7-rm. brick all-year bungalow,
spects; lot 81 acres river frontage e. 200 90
IT,. with riparian rights; high-class neiei.
'00' '1:Hhss cHEsApEAkE BAY.
+if,1 81 "a acres ei; miles from Annapolis; beau
age Of $50 it.: reasonable price.
SEVERN RIVER.
200 acres, 10 miles from BALTIC, on up-
per Severn; 5:rm, bungalow. barn, chicken
parian rights: very reasonably priced.
336 N. Chas St. BALTIC, Md
NOW THAT YOU KNOW THE BRAND OF
neat to be expected here. you had better
see Cape Anne on Chesapeake Bay, near
enough enough Tor q daily run. Shade. parks. sandy
for small boats Prices Of lots si5oaoo S60eo 70
10000. Go through Upper u'S Marlboro Dr. and and
py Road to 416. which is a little beyond
sSogs sa}ox ~ miles to Bristol. turn left and
1719 K St. NV. Ma. 11ee.
Evening star., 1940-08-04
1.-THE MAPI,EWOOD.'

LIE Mf11 AG WOOO.
200. acres fully equipped and stocked
dairy farm with Groom modern. Southern
Colonial mansion. corinthian pillared porch.
Equipped with elec and running water.
from Washington. To inspect call
GREEN AND MAGRUDER,
2s40 Wilson Blvd, Arl Va.
Chestnut 3s3s. oxford 1879. Ewes. Chest
nut 57s7.
SOUTHERN MD FARM BARGAINS.
700 a., 800 clear 400 timber cruised
half million #. 1886; 1o-room and .
barn. new stable, courthouse: running
streams; on State road, % mi. D.
c.; $l2 a.; $1,000 down. 3 yrs. balance.
9434 a. on Patuxent River, some marsh,
beautifully wooded water front building
S7,50o-For $500. due to absentee
ownership: ami; IL a., State road front.
age Marlboro pike Forestville, Nd 3
bedrms.. liv. rm., din: rm.. kit bath,
porches: 10 acres subdivided: will more
than pay for home; $500 down, balance
IS a.. 1e miles D. c.: As acres clear.
farmed 1899: q. tobacco barns. old house,
$500: u cash, balance in yrs. "'e'
73 a., II mi. D. c.; very good cigarette
tobacco land: 40 acres in cultivation: good
house with electricity. summer house with
cellar, 8 tobacco barns; very good road
.nce .hroush a1ranTed tarm s525o' s175o down. bal
SO a.. timber; Is mi; p: G; 4a1o nj;
down. balance in 80 days.
Tell us just what you want; we Will md
Il for you. Phone Warfeld 7735.
Evening star., 1940-08-04
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Montgomery County Farms.
2 equipped dairy farms, all modern con-
veniences. baths "a and A stanchions.
goo and 235 acres, on hard road. The
l stock farm. 295 acres, old house. 20
acres, all productive soil. with old house;
$4,000.
10 acres, old house, plenty shade, well
water, electricity: Il miles D. c.; $4,000
JOHN BURDOFF,
Colesville Md. Ashton 3s46.
MUST BE SOLD. 60 ACRES, FRONTING
on two rds. fair house, four good barns.
fruit cleo. phone at door: good. level land
all clear; committing distance about II
miles; terms
Small farm. IL acres and small road
side stand new bungalow and barn: wide
frontage on new highway to Morgantown
Bridge BARGAIN at $3.50.
81 acres, large old house. 81 500: good.
level land. all clear, fronting on two good
THE MARYLAND REALTY.
o15 10th ST NV. MA. sO95.
Our Waldorf Office Open Until
G,yr
Evening star., 1940-08-04

307 a.; 2s5 a.. tillable; exc condition;
10-r., baths, brick Col res 15O yrs. old
Al condition; gravity water system from
Blue Ridge Mts.: two tenant houses. exc.
farm bldgs.: $3600O.00. Can finance all
above $40. 10000 at SO and 80 This
is one of Loudoun's best
Many other bargins in farms and coun-
try homes.
C. c. ELsEA, Realtor.
Evening star., 1940-08-04

=, $50 a.; $50 a. tillable; large creek
frame house; barn 100xSO. ex. condition:
other farm bldgs. Considered one Of
the best stock and grain farms in the
county; near Waterford Va; 1900. 90.
Evening star., 1940-08-04
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
(Cnn1inVAd

furn. modern bay shore cottage, ali conven:.
ssofs pass zsx
COLONIAL BEACH, VA.-COTTA0B FOR
ms ssna eossss. ass 9idera siS n1 o0'S1es vs.
MAR soLoMoNs. MD:-.WATIR-FRoNT
sot.ss SE sss 81 fsn Sss
4Enss ins; boating and f,shins. FRANK 7. Cray
wIIcoM1co WIS Beach PEoFIRT{XEMdro4E
ssfe essss sse o%Sas WI 9oss. WI T.
nREEzY POINT BEAcH.sPMAI! cor
Saas near
pEAUTTUL RIVER FRONT; 1o-AcRE
sporss soSs. Ssees on ssste rosd
'ss ssSsK tSsphfns Is f.sa fsSs.H Md $4,000
COTTAGE ON SALT WATER; FIVE RMS.
water; sacrlfice. SS95. small down payment SSt'
NJ Sls monthly; Avalon Shores, Shady Side,
CHESAPEAKE CHI APE ls BAY COTTAGE ROOMS
MeSr ous. 's5ms central isaSsena% aSs snd
Rs so sis sns soas Ssso Bds ia e ss4ns MhzS gSs
completely furnished: rooms. nlA5I b.the: Ifo:
sasn ~aser far front; swell view balance ei
wood Forest essi0n Ell Or v WI. aesf exsANc1' snsr-
BiEhAuTT1FHL, nisAsT sTla SMALL COTTAGE, FUa;
Blaekiston. on the ,Potomsc. at At sacrifice:
#S6b sSss ss' '7Aass fiasy
ceIEJDAhRlHuRsT. eIJ hRluRsT MD--6-RooM COTTAGE
'front.' TtsasSnflSEI saslaaIv.p prssa ss%
sssf ss IL 4sa' ss as' So
AVAILABLE AVAIL. AUG: gath THROUGH SEP
5ssiss eessss Gs2Sssss 5sss 5sSsd families
COLONIAL co.. IA, BEACH FURNISHED cor
plenty shade: hillside o62s-W. sH''
sisNr6s eies' hath. RpoMs: pe,s1s., ruRN COTTAGE:
adn' Warfeld Mai Hsas owner on premises Sunday.
SYLVAN sad "a sHoREs-FoR RENT: RMS.
shady 5se ot wsrsa wSslssaed sgas sgg9Eshss
SELsH.oN Sms b.3S THE BAY = BUNGALOW, 5
farm, or can be subdlyided; mus must Be pouoIi soId
sns sny 70. 70 silness; Price S3500; Will consider
IN exchange Cali Nd ss Vest + River " D!Spetsy sasr
# A PROFESSIONAL GRADUATE, SEE
Scientist Clifs for renting or purchase.
On pay, 4 % miles beyond Prince Frederick
at Fort Republic. Atlantic O651 ewes.
SUMMER COTTAGE, EPPING FOREST
lots: $1,000. MR.. sURGuY.
ON THE BAY-MoDERN. BUILT FOR
yyear-round OCCUPANCY; bedrooms, kitchen,
ainlns room 16x31 IT,. two large screened
porches; artesian well; 12O-ft frortage on
pay: excellent view; very suitable for resi-
oence, CLUB or business: q lovely place. 45
mics from D. C.: price too ridiculously
!ow 5nos TO be mentioned here Phone NE.
WASHINGTON KNOWS SUMMER HEAT
q; ana ii its people knew st. Clement Shores
IN t. Marys County there would be no
more lots and cottages for sale. Il has
oeaches for. wading children or diving
sxperts, depth enough for a seagoing shin,
narbor for little fellows The beauty OF
81. clement Bay rivals the most famous.
a lou big enough for a cottage can be-
had as low as $4,000 on very easy pay
ments or you can go UP to $1,000. 90. An
unfinished cottage can be had for 5000 90.
including water connection and sewage
ave: Sc, right to Waldorf left by same
road No to ST. Clement Shores sign
at the. State Roads Garage It's only 4
miles from there to the beach and sisns
snow the way. You can lunch or dine At
Evening star., 1940-08-04
MIDSEASON SALE

O.. Snultz Plymouth and Travlo.
sno xn.rsed; used; = down. 60 "A mos. to psy.
ass@es'cSn ssss vIr.In,i Trailer CO. 4s1I wis ave Wo
Pspf' Rnnt. Rnis olanch Spring Bank Trailer
Evening star., 1940-08-04

FOR SALE TO SETTLE ESTATES.
100 a.. near Route 23s 40 mi. b. c.:
175 a. tillable, bal. in good timber: 6
helds. running water each field; brick and
stone dwelling, r. and basement. large
porches one Of Loudoun's old Col homes;
barn, hd.; 2 granaries: sheds for ma
chlnery. grain. etc; courthouse. henhouse;
&10500.00. including u crops
Evening star., 1940-08-04
AUTO rRucxs wANrrn
AUTO rRucxs eop eA,r

WvAANTED-h to ton '3s 80 or 40 stat.
Iai T.iryssn sno CHASSIS or pickup. L. L. Lohr,
Evening star., 1940-08-04

MERCURY 1899 club coupe; formerly
owned by Mr.. Warner. well-known bus
mess man Of Bethesda. Md; equipped with
radio. seat covers. white sidewall tires.
puncture-proof tubes. elec. fan, paint like
new; MILEAGE low; S400 less than the orig
Evening star., 1940-08-04

115h A.: a.. woodland. bal tillable:
water IN every. field: 7-r. stone and stucco
res. Col. cellar: 6-r. tenant house; all
farm bldEs. found on well-eauipped farm:
electricity; 4 mi. Purcellville, Va;
S9,75O.O0
Evening star., 1940-08-04

MERCURY 1889 4-door de luxe sedan:
Falkstone gray, driven only 1000 actual
miles, cannot be told from new: mechani-
cally guaranteed; S749. LOGANS, 18th
and M District 5S17
Evening star., 1940-08-04

LINCOLN-zEPHYR, 1889; save over 500;
excellent condition; many EXTRAS eircum-
cash Or terms Mr.. eummerville, parking
Vt, $40 and II. nv. AL day Sunday,
Evening star., 1940-08-04

PACKARD 1887 4-door touring sedan;
S396; first-class condition throughout
o.oo BETHESDA MoT3R SALES s;ao.,
PACKARD 1888 convertible club coupe;
former owner Just had this car completely
reconditioned including new top, expensive
Duco hnish. At cost of S400 this is Q
real buy. Carries Q written 9O-day guar.
antee and the most liberal terms and trade.
SUPERIOR MOTORS, 1509-11 14th st. NV.
Dupont 1900. Open Sunday till 6 pm.
s.S ssACKARR !aI.9rl 1887 se luxe 4,dI; trunk 8;
hs.ss5 r sS'.,td this Value ar
sc sss aDhosesy a5f s9e .aa.pen mas % ,sn sS sDs
si5i sidr5 II IS5. II Trade ana termsi TFEW
and "a. ave ave. i0 Sc. hour hcsn seth Year." o 4'n
PACKARD 1887 de luxe sedan; finest
condition; in storage l VI; S375. Roper
Motors. 1880 r. I. ne.
PACKARD 1888 "6" convertible club
coupe: opera seats radio, heater; like
new: private owner: $3.50 down. MI. o7S4.
PACKARD 1886 4-door sedan; GOOD tires,
new paint, superior radio, private owner;
$40. wisconsin 5965.
PLYMOUTH 1888 de. luxe 4-door touring
sedan; radio. heater, its orisinal hnish like
new; written guarantee: Your car In trade.
si36 down. sSn stsysrt Motors. ard and Il
CONTINUED o. Next PsssJ
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MERCURY 1910 company oficial cars: A.
door sedans, driven very little: equal to
new In every. respect: sold with new-ear
count and top price for your car in trade.
LOGAN Service Center. 2O17 Va. ave. NV.
ME oSlS
Evening star., 1940-08-04

MERCURY 1889 de luxe 4-door sedan: q
brand-new car. Carries 9O-day written
guarantee and most liberal terms and trade
SUPERIOR MOTORS. 1509-11 14th st. NV.
Dupont 1900 Open Sunday till e p.m
Evening star., 1940-08-04

OLDSMOB1LE "6' 1887 2-door touring
sedan; very good finish, excellent and
economical engine, safe hydraulic brakes;
very clean interior and 5 very good tires:
S435. ARCADE PONTIAC, 1897 Irving
st. NV. Adams $500.
Evening star., 1940-08-04

MERCURY 1899 de luxe 4-door sedan
original maroon finish. white-wali tires.
pEpsRan MooR sSdas sAs Esrrsnty MY
14th NV Dupont $3.50
Evening star., 1940-08-04

radio, ouiet rood rubber; S175. Packard
1882. orig. finish, new tires; S126. Owner,
Evening star., 1940-08-04

model 10; radio and heater, has had ex-
ceptionally nice care by original owner.
attractive ,gun-metal finish. perfect tires.
mechanically will pass your most rigid
Inspection; $685.. Pohanka Service. 1925
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LUSTINE-NICHOLSON.
Hyattsville. Nd.

OLDSMOBHE 1887 6-cylinder, 2-door
trunk sedan; radio. original dark blue
finish, interior clean, fne tires and IL runs
perfectly; S435. Pohanka Service. 1126
goth st. NV. District 914l.
Evening star., 1940-08-04

MERCURY 1899 club cabriolet: mercury
metallic blue. genuine red leather uphol-
clean throughout; low mileage: S740.
LOGAN'S. 18th and M District 5s1T.
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Davids Battle
Here Thursday

The famous HOUSE n David bal
team. fresh from win ever ms
Tacoma Tigers. VII try sna msFs
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SEATTLE Mrs o " Grysh.
ing. Highland siae. rsroms. msd-
sllst for ths iese Washington state
public links championship ncw IN
progress At Asr'ewocd ecarss,
Rensou. fen in the frs, ruund 81
match play Yesterday Mrs = l.
stark. Lakewood ehsmpinn. feat
tie. defeated the rseemsn. J ~.
Mr.. Herbert rry. Hrvosdsls,
racoms. !, Inc emily remaining out
side competitor In the champion
ship flight. 81. "a. runner ap IN
last years event At nrcosdsls
Mrs Fry defeated Mrs. Gene
strstton Seattle. snd ,
Mr. Grythlng defeated Mr. =
T. PAUL. Aapls~eod. IN playeff
FOR the medal honeFs Mrs usyth'
ing plays Mrs.. strstson today
raiFings for todays matches
follow
Championship. Mrs y / stark
" Mrs Herbert FRY. Mrs Adele
Ncnowd ~ Mrs. a 1. though
Mrs l. Y. Starr Va Mrs }. 6
Cummings. Mrs.. Rey Webster Va
Mrs. George v Garrison,
First flight Mrs q ~ Gryihs
ing vs. Mrs. Gene strstien. Mrs
Nerna Green vs.. AFs. W. V. RAKE
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straw. Nc. a T. psnli - uss.
irene Church. Mr. y n. tsathrse
N Mr. J. X. Res.
Second flight. NJ. = Winter
mute v. Ne. a. y. Cas-; nss
y. O. nawins - Mrs. n ! Ne
tntyres nrs James rsylur " Mrs
Rsy Cunning Mr. Oscar M.ns~a
-. Mrs. n sehe<afsts
Thsra filght NJ clsna ostsn
- Mrs Pat Martin. Mrs. A. W
Calm. vs Mrs. J. W Kasshs !
M {. psIlshsns y. Ars D. A.
AcCssgy Mrs "a with<ridTs -
NJ. Z r Smith
Fcnrth night Mrs. = Y Rose
- Mr. nn~* 1antxen. Miss kath-
crime bathurst - Mrs. Rny -.
enst. Mrs. 1. " Suniey W. Mr.
James Hahan.on. Mrs. ueurxs
clark W Mr.. p. ~ Mccallissef
fifth flight Mrs. g Van Thless
- Mrs N " nisesmsF. Mrs q.
q rslFsun ssa AFs r . Hsy
drew hyrs
Yesterdays N~salts
Championship Mrs. 4 l., ntart
defeated Mr.. O n usyfhlnr. 2
up. Ma Herbert FRY defeated
Mrs Gene stratton. ! and } Mr..
Adele acnawst defeated Mr.
NsFna Green. and J Mrs : I.