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Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-09
SdntC Recover
From JQunt Here

Children who were unable to give
letters t. Santa Saturday may leave
letters at the big mail box at the
Post Press office according to
chamber of commerce officials,
who brought Santa to Ell Centro.
Santa Claus will return to down.
town Ell Centro next Saturday,
chamber officials said, and will
make day trips to El Centre
as eften as his other duties will
permit.
Judges of the letters to Santa
Claus announced Monday that
prize winners would be published
in the Pest and Press Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-09
Rodeo Ends i'm Darkness
At County Fair Grounds

-Four thousand spectators and con-
testantS iammed the county fair
grounds Sunday for the rip roaring
est rodeo the Imperial Yuma Peace
Officers association ever presented
Only one accident marred the
show in which 116 contestants par
tieipated. Ray HarWel, Imperial
Valley cowboy for many years. broke
his collar bone when wildk buck
ing bronc tossed him to the earth
and kicked him before they could
untangle. He was recovering salts
factorily Monday.
The sun came up on the horse
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-09
First Lettuce Car
Leaves Valley

The first car of lettuce rolled
from the valley Saturday from
the A. S. Garguilo shed in Braw-
ley, according to reports from
p. A. Harrigan, agricultural COM
missioner, Monday.
The shipment was two days
ahead of the first car shipped
last season, Harrigan said.
Additional cars were expected
to be shipped from the Brawley
area Monday and Tuesday. Steady
shipments will get underway af-
ter Dec. Is, according to present
estimates.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-09

races and went down on the bell
calf roping in which the bell calf
had no bell but a white collar be-
cause the judges lost the bell in
the darkness. The last two events
were run off with the big flood
lights illuminating the arena full
of excited cowboys.
Sheriffs from five Arizona eoun-
ties were present
The $1,000 prize money was dis
trihnted as follows. First, second.
and third winners are in order in
each instanee).
Quarter mile thoroughbred race
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-09
Father Of Eight
Sentenced TO Jail

Eight mouths were wondering
Monday how they will be fed for
the next rs days.
The mouths belonged to the
eight motherless children of Gre
gorio Flores, 39-year-old Imperial
laborer. Flores was sentenced in
Calexico police court Monday to
rs days in Jail for drunk driving
after his automobile collided with
one driven by Jesse L9oney of Cal
exico.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-09

beaten by animals. That route has
all the glamour and tradition which
go to make California. Cash in on
it."
John w. Donohue. Ell Centre
Chamber of Commerce president
presided and Supervisor Hugh T.
Osborne welcomed the guests. Mr.
and Mrs. H. L. Bush we're in charge
of the traditional association quail
and dove breakfast in Mexicali Sun
day morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-09
u AMBl'Ne
1\EpoRTER

Don't Prompt Me-
What do you want my name
for, you'll never remember it,"
An obliging customs officer made
that remark to Howard Soper Sun
day night when the latter was re-
leased from MeXicali authorities
after being picked up with "a
others for trespassing in the Mt
Signal area.
The customs man drove Soper
back to his automobile that had
been parked on the desert while
the trespassers were taken to Mexi-
cali.
ooh yes I will =. I'll never for
get it," said Soper with tear in
his voice.
Monday morning Soper told R R:
"I sure want to thank that guy
:. but I can't remember his name!'
it wa Herbert Grotefend.
Somehow we can synpathlze with
Howard.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-09
Schools Maintain
Attendance Total

Attendance figures at Ell Centro
schools we're maintained about the
same Monday while the peak ap-
peared to be passing in an epidemic
of mild influenza.
Superintendent of Schools Guy
Weakley reported:
"All our teachers are back and
number of pupils have returned
after illnesses School nurses are
continuing rigid attention and chill
dren with flu symptoms sent home"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-09
Showers Forecast
For ICentro

Occasional showers were fore
cast for Ell Centre Monday night
and Tuesday. according to a wea-
ther report released Monday morn
ing by Woodrow C. Jacobs, meteor
ologist
Jacobs. Imperial Valleys weather.
man, reported disturbance of
southern origin, is located off sou
thern California and will bring
showers to most of the southwest.
Some rain fell in San Diego and
light showers were reported in Yu-
ma Sunday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-09

Earl Smith. Leland Pritehard. Tho
ola Watson. Quarter mile cold blood
ed-Oran Fore. Wilbert Laughrin.
Harold Davidson Half mile thor
Observation-Disclosures. Smith.
Bell calf roping Gordon Straw
horn. Wild COW milking jess Cor
nelson, Newt Robinson. Calf rop.
ing-Glenn Mayes. Hans Starr. john
Bacon. rome riding Russ Duquette.
Stub MeLeran. Bob Juvenal. Steer
riding-Buek Mason Travis Eohan-
non. Harold Davidson. Team tying
Lon Jordan and Charles WhitloU.
pack Pitman and Ed Castor.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-09
Cotton Growers
Approve Quota

Imperial Valley cotton growers
followed the trend of national cot
ton growers Saturday in a vote
which favored approval of the mar
keting quota program.
Only four valley growers voted
against the plan as the county fa-
vored the program ty 96.6 per cent
vote. National returns showed a
favorable vote of 92.7 per cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-09

another Christmas, too:
Twinkling lights that peep from
porch and Wispy little candles
burning on fir tree in the yard -.
fruit cake and Tom n ferries g. &.
and Wreaths in the windows.
Those things are Christmas, too,
just as much a part of it as stock
ings hanging from a mantle or San
ia Claus himself. It's time that El
Centre began to think of those
Continued on Page 6. Col. d
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-09

said, Il do not choose to serve
third term"
Bureau directors scheduled a
training meeting for new directors
on Dec. 80 and set Jan. 4 as the
date for the annual meeting of farm
bureau members.
A resolution was passed to express
appreciation to Kamm for his SER
vice during the past two years.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-09

Imperial county. the youngest
county in the state, is the cradle
of California civilization" he told
the more than 100 persons present,
and that romantic old highway pro-
vides a marvellous historic land
mark to build an advertising CAM
paign on.
1.-The ANA trail and later the
Butterfield route followed the In
dian trails which followed the paths
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-09

EIected 70 serve with LOVeIand al
the annual meeting of the bureau
directors were Alex Meyer of Melo-
land, vice-president, and Scott B.
Foulds, secretary. It was the 14th
successive time Foulds has been
elected secretary of the farm bureau.
Loveland succeeded C. F. Kamm
of Holtville who served two terms
as president of the farm bureau.
When nominated Saturday, Kamm
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-09
There With A Crack

There With A Crack
1t was up toa tow-headed young
ster whose name no one appeared
to remember to close the border
wandering incident described above
with laugh.
AS the weary group crossed back
into the United States the child
sang out:
9"California here I come, and ]
don't mean maybe!"
(Our bet is that the singer was
Ray Muncill. Are we right, Ray9
Flowers In Cans
The bed of carnations that Dor
othy Lou Willoughby planted at
her home was joy to her heart
and Dorothy Lou was quite proud
of them. She was so proud, that is,
until one day she went to admire
them and found the flowers all
clipped neatly off at the base OF
the stems. The flowers themselves
had vanished.
Those miserable goats of yours!
They're responsible!' she charged
and prepared the riot act for Lad
die.
Nov, darling Laddie soothed.
"Those goats are giving milk for
a Mexican family and don't you
think it's nice for those little Mexi-
can children to have some carna-
ton milk once in a While?'
Nocturnal Roping-
1t shore was a tale-telling sight,
chums, when it got dark out at the
rodeo Sunday.
Some of the boys performed a
whole lot better by the shifty il
Elimination of flood lights than
what they did under the bright
sunlight!
Now we won't &C SO far as to say
why that was, but you can draw
your own conclusions. Rustlers
don't usually rustic in the daylight.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-09
Cash in GIomor,
Road Group Told

Urging that Imperial county realize the cash value O.
historic glamour Phil Townsend Hanna, magazine editor
Saturday night told members of the Imperial IIighwa
association that the ANA Buterfied stage road was
natural in campaign lauding the romantic features
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-09
It's Time for
Christmas Lights
'ALish+ on Every Home Goal Of City
AS yuIe Season Brings Memories Of Last
Years Resolves; Bigger Displays Due

Sleigh runners creaking frozen road and breath
that puffs up white like smoke and muffers and red
noses and gaoshes and open fire inside and holly
and mstletoe hanging in the old living room
that's Christmas for lot of folk back in the chilly
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-09
New Farm Bureau
Chief Selected

Baxter Love and Brawley rancher and veteran director
OF the Imperial county farm bureau, promised vigorous
bureau action to further farming interests in the valley
Monday following his election to presidency the organ
lzatlon at meeting Saturday afternoon
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-09
England Opens Campaign
Against Fascist Desert
Troops in Z syption Area
Naval Ac+ion in Western Hemisphere
Brings War Closer for Americas; Greek
Troops Capture Major Albanian Base
= BY UNITED PRESS =

Great Britain stabbed at Italian deenses in North Ari
Monday; Greek armies pushed toward two impor-
tant Albanian bases and royal air force bomber pilots
reported heavy damage inflicted Nazheld submarine
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-09
Frantic Efforts
BV U.S.. Officials
Bring Freedom
Holiday Hikers, Including Sunday School
Class. Marches Across Desert After
Crossing international Boundary

Weary and still trfe dazed from their adventures,
25 Imperial Valley citizens rested Monday after being
arrested in the Mt Signal by Mexican soldiers Sun
day afternoon marched about six miles the desert
and finally released to return to their homes Sunday
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-09

Butter: Los Angeles, 35iae; but
terfat, Imperial Valley fob. ranch,
grade A, 441ac; manufacturing milk
3S1zc; route gathered cream 34,sc.
l.. A. Hay: u No. 1 l V 16.50-17.50 :
u. S. No. 2 leafy $14.50-15, I. v.
and Antelope S15.50-16; U. S. No.
2, S12.5O-13; Mpls. Dec. flax Sl.5S.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
(Coptfnued
BOLIVIAN CLUB.

1888 10th nw.--Single rms, also do
rms. with pvt. baths, Immediately eli
beautifully furn.: unusual meals
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THREE DOZEN BEAUTIFUL GLADIOLUs
delivered. or S select spikes for 81. Helen,
Aff1eck Vienna, Va. Phone Vienna INV
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MISCELLANEOUS EoR'SALE.

VACUUM CLEANERS. all makes, suar. like
new, SS.95 up. BEST BRANDS CO.. sos
18th st. NV National 7773. r.
VACUUM CLEANERS, rebuilt and floor
samples 16I l sy Tx quar- all popular makes
XIV ,ol EIEcTRIGAL CENTER. so-o
WASHERS, rebuilt and reposs., 1-yr guar.
AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE on
MAYTAG, THOR, q; E, AND APEX WASH
ERS. Liberal trade-in allowance. Pay
~ EIEcTRIcAL CENTER, .
514 10th st. NV. National ss72.
MasaaE Nerge sss aa h
makes 10 DAYS TRIAL. Pay 81 IN weekly Slne'
Republic 1890. The Piano Shop, lois
9TH st. NV. Open evenings.
WASHERS-Deep-c prices on brand-nev
wasnlng machineS In crates at discounts
GIs sE h Easy PRICES
General Electric. Thor. Norge and other,
as low IS S.. No down payment Terms
as low as 81 weekly. Liberal trade-in al.
lowance.
ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY,
Washineton's Largest Appliance House.
District 3137. Open Ewes. Fiji PM.
WASHING rga s 20. M ancE EASY 80.
ave. ne. Open until $3.50.
WATER COOLERS, General Electric sale
G. sa1py e edfe r2a 1880 N NA esos
MUST BE SOLD AT oNCEI LOST LEASE
OXFORD POO.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

ULD LIKE to place my competent
d: good housekeeper and cook ex-
mt laundress. Call evenings, MI. 1881.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
BY Bruno
Msr.s
itaess>t ~ n. Bell eys.
aIeais- Lac Trsas ksrf
- Y 9 Pal Qnesl

1929 10Th ST NW-In exceptional house,
large room with fireplace. bullt-in book
cases and private bath, single double.
Also large single room with fireplace, adj.
bath. Michigan SOl5
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SITUATIONS poMESIlC.

COLORED, neat, want part-time work in
apis. no Sundays; first-class only; ref.
Columbia 6274.
GIRL, colored, wants part time mornings
tn 1:39i So and car fare; no Sundays;
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LAFAYETTE HOTEL.

I0l 18th St n.w-10O beautifully furr,
rooms with running water inner-spring
mattresses. fans. many showers and tub
baths: elevator service: 81 week up
FORCOLORED-lS13 California st, NV.
Pnnm for refnPd enntlemen
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ROSEMONT-Room, ideal for teacher or
business person; new attract. home; break
fast opt: board nearby; central TO stores,
bus SIS single: $3.50 double. Alex. 1914.
1907 s. Goth ST, Arlington. Va-Room
bus service; telephOne
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GIRL, colored, general housework or work
OF any kind: part or day. experienced; ref
erence. North ms.
GIRL, colored, wishes full or part time
general housework; reference. Call CO.
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CATTLE 6 LIVESTOCK.


. FANCY SADDLE HORSES. 5 and 6
years. j. Norman Ager, Varied 5739
BULL. /, Guernsey, highly bred, proven
sire. Z years old: real opportunity for good
blood lines: $4,000. Kendall Green Farm,
9Th and Fla. ave. ne. Lincoln 500.
BULL. Guernsey, highly bred, proven sire,
. years old; real opportunity for good
blood lines: 500 Kendall Green Farm,
9TH and Fla ave ne. Ii. 1929.
NOTICE!
On "Wednesday, September II, COM
mencing at 1890 am, we will sell to
the highest bidders at AUCTION. on
Mulberry Grove Farm, near Port Tobacco,
Md. about 3 miles west Of La Plata or
81 miles southeast of Washington, fine
lot of livestock, as follows: 35 purebred
registered Hereford cows, Is purebred reg
iStered bulls. all ages; 40 purebred Hamp-
shire. hogs, sows and boars: & work horses
. saddle horses, l purebred REGISTERED Hol-
New, Hampshire red chickens. The live
stock will be sold individually, the chick
ems in lot of 25 to 100. The HerefordS
are splendid lot and mostly of Domino
breeding. For detailed information. visit
the farm or call the auctioneers. phone
MA. 300. Mrs. J. Bruce Kremer director;
b. E. Salter, mgr. Zed l.. williams &
N c. Hines, auctioneers.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

PRACTICAL NURSE experienced. wants
position doctors ONCE: good at answering
telephone: tipping If necessary SIS wkly.
Emerson OSSg 81
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1928 21st ST. NW-LarEe attr. rm for
l or gentlemen; pvt. bath with shower,
frepI: excel location DU 417O
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GIRL. colored, wants job housework, plain
COOKING stay in or go home ref. ME.
6IG1
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SIGN SHOP, best equipped in city; est
Is years: big following. Other business
reason for selling; make offer. RE. 0626.
BARGAIN FOR CASH. 10 rooms. 2la
baths owners comfortable apt; quiet
sale. No brokers Decatur 2484.
DRESS CONCESSION WANTED in active
millinery shop by reputable out-of-so town
concern; desirable connection. Box 19S-R,
Star. 81
GASOLINE STATION auto repairs; fine for
mechanic; good business; low rent; price,
S100 cash. Box 192-R, Star.
BAKERY, retail, well-estsblished, in best
section of Washington. Price $4,000 90.
Will take real estate or paper on real
estate in D: C., Maryland or virginia.
Box 1S5-R, Star. s.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED
TABLE BOARD.
COUNTRY BOARD.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

Blue Ridge Summit, Pa.-Excellent me
scrupulouSly clean house Gentle client
Mrs j r CummiDs. phone f0Y-M
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SECRETARY-CLERK.
Millinery SalesWomen.

Unusual selling opportunity for expert
enced women of neat appearance and good
personality, in Washing tons fastest grow
Ing better speciality store Part-time and
regular selling. Good salary and com.
mission. Write complete details age. exp.
etc: definite appointment will be ar
ranged and confidence assured. Box
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1911 LAMONT ST. NW-Beautiful rm-,
next bath, very best food. free phone;
blk. from car and bus. Reasonable.
SINGLE Ii BsDRooM in attTaesiye home
changed Phone Chestnut O739.
1928 CALVERT ST. Nw.-Large front
room, twin beds: ! laree single room with
17I5 18th ST, N,W.--1 single. ! double
reasonable rates.
1776 MASSACHUSETTS AVE N.w-A dis
tlnctive home for young people. in an IN
surpassed location: reasonable.
1721 QUE ST. N.W.-Double room; vacancy
IN double for young man; also vacancy in
double for young lady.
3546 PARK PL. N.W.-Large trent rm.
facing park, adj. bath. twin beds. unlim.
phone. home cooking. ia. O740.
CHEVY CHASE lovely rooms, shower
between; pvt home; four Singles or :
COUPLES: meals optional. EN- SAG.
MT; RAINIER, MD.-Large, studio room,
well furnished, suitable settled lady or semi
invalid; ami. Warfield 1S4s.
house; singles and doubles: choice meals.
1920 G ST. S E-Double front room. walk
ing distance Navy Yard; S:{5 each; possible
3 for less. Atlantic 2s93-W. -
Is4I KALORAMA RID. NV. = Refined
guest home Just opened: lovely rooms, de-
i4S4Odo iiieolS NtlJ tOllNs. IlSbtNllOi lllN4Jeu-
$500 10th ST N-W.Conveniept to transp.
lunches packed free. Parking. Reasonable.
Columbia 1855.
studio. newly dec. private entrance bath,
phone, billiard table; selective menus.
1891 CONN. AVE OPP. shoreham-Large
attract. newly furn, DOUBLE inner
springs, ample baths and closets: delicious
home cooking Adams GALS.
MICHIGAN PARK-Large room for Q or
3 young people. radio and phone in yoom;
$50; mr.. bus and car. Decatur 1857.
5000 ILLINOIS AVE N.W.-Jewish home
newly furnished; Petworthh bus, Is minutes
CORNER OF CATHEDRAL AVE. 1850 9th
st.-Single room for young man, shower,
excellent food, moderate rates. CO. 57S7.
NEAR WARDMAN PARK HoTEL-Private
home. CONT single room, gentleman; I'M
linn. phone, excellent meals. co. 3127-J.
room, 5 windows: 3 or men. Dupont 9049.
I4O5 GfRARD ST NV. Apt. 20-Young
bath; S32.5O. HO. 1867.
EXCLUSIVE UPPER 18th ST.-Vacancy
for or 3 guests; moderate rates: quick
transportation. Taylor 9015.
ROOM o AND hI BOARD As in private home for
ave, 7/10 of a mile from Ga. streetcar
line.
OFF CONN, opp. wsrdman PIX. 2s15 27th
st.-Attrac.- bright rm., twin beds: home
cooking; very reas. Columbia 1881.
TUDOR CLUB.
1175 N ST. NV
Double, single rooms Can be seen Sat.
or Sunday. Excellent meals.
1925 RHODE ISLAND AVE NV
Studio furnished. spacious closets; every
room a living room; downtown. save So mo.
by walking to work Club lounge. con-
genial social atmosphere Charming din
ing room. selective menus. Hotel desk,
switchboard. phone every room. From SIS
TERRACE HALL.
1445 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV.
Comfortable double room. clean and cool
with run. water; aif-cooled dining room
delicious food; feas. rates. Sc
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ALBAN TOWERS ATTRAC-
lively furn., overlooking National Cathe-
dral grounds Large living room, bedroom,
porch, kitchen, bath; sos. including elec.
and gas 37cO Mass. ave. Apt sos.
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CEDAR COURTS" TAKOMA PARK. D c.
3 rm.. kit-din.. b. porch play I'd; utiii-
ties incl, $50. Mgr., GE O533
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ROOMS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN desires pvt room. det house
pvt bath ard GARAGE pref. Give phone
Reas. Box ISS-R, Star
LADY. employed. desires furnished room.
private bath or shower disable fireplace;
convenient TO transportation; Sept. IS
Write particulars. Box 167-R. Star.
EMPLOYED WOMAN wants room. private
bath: close in. State particulars Box
l65-R. Star.
IN BURLEITH or vicinity. a large single
room near good eating place or room and
board. Give all particulars. Box SIR,
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TAKOMA PARK-BASEMENT. RMS.
kit. bath; private entr-; near Washing on
Sanitarium. SOB Holsteln ave. SH. 3553.
1913 OREGON AVE NW-WILL SHARE
bungalow. l or , adults; Quiet. poTches,
ground, garage; IS week. Woodley 1919.
1928 CALVERT ST. N.W.-STUDIO LIV-
ing nm, kitchen; elec. refg., inner-sprIng
mattress. adults. $40
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DETACHED HOME. PVT APT, LARGE
rooms, private bath. 3 expos ami. cleo.
refg. garage opt. 5506 14th st. NV. GE.
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1910 INGLEsIDE TERRI. NV. BELOW
18th and Nevton).-2 rooms bath. refrlg.:
Clean. attractive: S3s.
THE SANTA ROSA-ATTRAC. FURN.
housekeeping apt, bedrms., Nv; rm,,
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HELP WOMEN.
(Continued.)


sECRETARY-NURSE in office of osteo-
pathic physician. stage age, qualifca tons,
salary expected, etc, in reply. Box 1874 r,
Star.
SILK FINISHERS, experienced Apply How
ard Cleaners, l347 South Capitol st.
WAITRESS, experienced. $3.50 Georgia
ave
WAITRESS, experienced; must have refer
ence. Apply 221 Riggs I'd ne.
WOMAN. attractive. 30, single. for shop;
salary; permanent. Suite 5, 1000 Conn.
ave
WOMAN. refined white, make home with
employed couple, care for girl B. ana
house; plain cooking: pvt. rm., salary
CHI 1926 any time after pm. Friday.
WOMAN. colored, laundress. Apply i'm
mediately. $40 10th st. NV.
ATTRACTIVE POSITION. educational ad-
viSory work, high school graduate with
college or normal training; must be over
%, ambitious: refined and executive type.
Give full information for consideration,
nhOnP AR,
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THE DRESDEN 2l28 CONN AVE
Handsomely furnished front corner, 6-rm.
and 2-hath apt g bedrms) $3.50 mo-;
refs. Call Hobart 2102 fo' appointment.
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BENCH. needlepoint, exquisite: music cab
met. tapestry sofa. Emerson OILS.
BREAKFAST SET. reasonable. for quick
100 10th Ut. ne.
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SOFA, handsome. 7-ft.. excellent condi-
ton, practically new slip covers: best i'm
mediate offer. Dupont 1907.
STENOTYPE, excellent condition; $50 cash.
Mr. Graf. 1890 K st. NV. DI. 1894.
TABLETOP RANGE, automatic gas water
heater, chairs. rugs etc; good condition.
1872 N. Abingdon, Arlington. Va.
TRUMPETS AND CORNETS-Used instru-
ments OF such makes as Conn, BueScher
Martin, Pan-American. Holton, etc, S. 80
up; we buy used instruments, Republic
1890. The Piano Shop l0l5 9TH ST. NV.
Open evenings
NV Geo. lSS3-Underwoods. 81 80 mo-, 4
mos. in adv. S5.55. no del. 81 addl. dep
TYPEWRITERS-Late models for rent
n,snts al mskes 70 . SIs Sertsd n duire
paired UNITED" s13 14th st. NV.
Republic 1177.
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S53 TO S69-4526 18th. ST. NV AND
1920 Geo. ave. HV. rrn., ] and 2 bedrms.,
K, b.. incl. gas. cleo GE 1859, ewes.
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141I UNDERWOOD ST. NV, of 18th,
nr golf course-Lovely rm., single or
double, twin beds, beautiful Diet home.
Board opt: close 10 transp. GE. 1854.
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.
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IN PHILADELPHIA. PA
Hotel Tracy, 36th st. above Chestnut:
excellent environment. Permanent and
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to Government employees. Evergreen O412.