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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-31
~WRIGHTSBORO CLUB
HAS OYSTER ROAST

The Wrightsboro H. D. c., held its
regular meeting on Thursday, March
27, at the home of Mrs. J. E. Hall of
Winter Park. The members enjoyed
an oyster roast, with Mrs. j. e.
Hall, Mrs. E. S. Piver, Mrs. Donald
Piver and Mrs. J. A. Westbrook as
hostess.
The meeting was opened with the
singing of songs and the invocation.
Project leaders who gave these re-
ports we're: Mrs. C. F. SETTER, ST.,
foods and nutritious; house furnish
ings, Mrs. l.. N. Johnston; parent
education, Mrs. Ed Wright; educa-
ton, Mrs. Richard Jordon; loan
fund, Mrs o. B. Ives; All club, Mrs.
Gerrit Swart and Mrs. Rudolph Muir
ray.
Miss Ann Mason gave a very in.
teresting talk on Reorganization in
a paper on System in the Kitchen"
Those present We're: Mrs. Ruth
Emmett, Mrs. F. A. Jordon, Mrs. L.
NJ. Johnston, Mrs. Paul Galoz, Mrs
j. r. Morris, Mrs. A. G. SETTER, Mrs.
c. F. Setter, ST., Mrs. c. G. Smith,
Mrs. Gerrit Swart, Mrs. H. Swart,
Mrs. John Varga, Mrs. Rudolph Muir
ray, Mrs. John A. Varga, Mrs. Edd
Wrigh. Mrs. o. B. Ives, Mrs. Dirk
Swart, Mrs. Richard Jordon, Mrs. ].
E. Hall, Mrs. E. S. Piver, Mrs. Don
aid Piver. Mrs. J. A. Westbrook.
Visitors included: Mrs. Mary Rogers,
Mrs. Emma Baldwin, Mrs. Ruth Stan
dand, Miss Norma Hall, Miss Chris.
tine Hall, Miss Eleanor Westbrook.
Honor guests were: Messrs J.. E
Hall and E. G. Holland. county com
missioners, R. B. Roebuck, J. M
Hall and George Trask.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-31

Albert spalding, internationally
famous violinist, will bring the cur
rent season of the Cooperative Con
cert association to a close on Wed
nesday evening of this week, with a
recital in the auditorium of the New
Hanover High school. Very few con
certs in the II years of n asso-
citation in Wilmington have created
as much interest as the engagement
of Mr.. S~palding. of whom w. ).
Henderson, one of the countrys
most famous critics once wrote "A
credit to himself, his country and
his art"
He is one of the twelfth genera
ton Of American S%paldings the Eng
lish branch of the family having
settled in Massachusetts, over 200
years ago.
He is popular not only with the
trained musician, but with the mass
of music.lovers throughout t h e
country, H i S concert activities
stretch from coast to coast, not to
mention Europe. Incidentally, he
recently completed his 200th cross
ing).
Last summer, for the fifth time
(record number) he was engaged to
open the famous Lewisohn Stadium
series of open-air concerts in New
York. A month later he was on the
west coast. playing before a NAM
moth crowd at the equally famous
Hollywood Bowl. In his two appear
ances at Grant Park at Chicago,
the previous summer, he played to
half-a-million people, and was ap-
pointed by Mayor Kelly 'Ambassa-
dor of Good Will of the New Cen
fury of Progress Committee"
His concert tour last season COW
cred over 10000 miles. included
some 60 cities of the United States
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-31

Although coyotes have dens, they
always sleep in the open.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-31
MISS MUNDS SPEAKS
TO PIT. A. O

The Bradley's Creek PIT. A.. met
Monday, March IS, at 2:30. The meet
ing was called to order by the presi.
dent, Mrs. George Flick. A short de.
votional was led by Miss Olivia
Presson.
Choruses from the third, fifth, and
sixth grades sang several songs.
They were accompanied by Mrs. LIE.
ona Colwell James.
Miss Columbia Munds talked about
the Importance of diphtheria i'm
m~unization. She also case helpful
suggestions about the p~re-school
clinic which will be held Friday aft.
ernoon, April -.
The association voted that the
president, Mrs. Flick, be sem as a
Other delegates will be ~selecte1
delegate to the state convention.
later.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-31

TO BELMONT
GLEE CLUBS HERE

The Catholic Daughters of Ameri-
ca which will sponsor the appear
ance here of the combined Glee
Clubs of Sacred Heart and Belmont
Abbey colleges of Belmont, n. c., at
the High School auditorium on Fri
day evening April 18th, announce
the following committees for the
concert:
Publicity-Miss Elizabeth Shannon
and Miss Mary Sheehan.
Tickets-Mrs. B. NJ. Jones, chair
man.
INTERCHANGEABLE. E. W. Carr,
chairman.
Program - Miss Olita Sheehan,
chairman.
Staging-Mrs. C. D. Mafftt ard
Mrs. P. J. Baschon.
Miss Elizabeth Billiard, Grand Re-
gent Of the Catholic Daughters of
America has announced that tickets
for the Forthcoming music festival
will be or sale at Renders Florist
shop on April 1st. or may be pur-
chased from Mrs. Jones or any mem
! Der Of her committee,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-31
Saturday Hours
9 A. M. to 3 P. M.
TELEPHONE $500
Albert Spalding Will Present
Varied Program In Concert Here

and canada, and orchestral appear
ances with the New York Philhar
monte, Chicago, Minneapolis, Har
risburg and Hartford Symphony or
chestra, in addition to various radio
broadcasts. This year he will sur
mass even this record-breaking actl
witty in a coast to coast tour.
Admission to this concert will be
by membership card only. All CARDS
are transferable, and guest cards
may also be obtained by application
to the secretary, William G. Robert
son, for out of town guests of local
members.
Mr.. spalding's program will be
as follows:
Andre Benoist at the piano.
Program
La Folia, Corelli-Spalding.
Sonata in A. for piano and violin
Op. 100, Brahms.
Allegro amabile.
Andante tranquillo-Vivace.
Allegretto graziosos, q u a S
andante.
II
Concerto in D minor, Op. 81
VieuX. emps.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Andante religioso.
ScherZo vivace.
Finale marziale: Allegro.
Intermission.
La Fontaine d'Arethuse, Sigma
nowski.
En- bateau Debussy.
Danse du diable vert. Cascade.
"
Evening Song, Schumann.
'Hark, bark, the lark" Schubert
Spalding.
l Palpiti, Paganini.
Victor Records.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-31
MRS. SHARPE IS
TO FORMER
WILMINGTONIAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom L. Crowell of
sol North College street, Charlotte,
announce the marriage of their
daughter Mrs. Frances Crowell
Sharpe to John W. Byrum, at
Mountain City, Tennessee, on March
90.
Mrs. Sharpe is the widow of the
late MI. C. W. Sharpe Of Mecklen-
burg county. She spent her girl
hood in Monroe, where she has a
host of friends; is a graduate of
Monroe High school. and attended
Business School in Charlotte. She is
the third daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Crowell, and a sister of MI. Alex
NJ. Crowell of Ell Dorado, engineer
director of the Arkansas Oil and
Case commission. She comes of
prominent ancestry; h e great
grandmother Deborah Polk, belong
ing to the family of James K. Polk,
president of the United States, and
her grandmother Beatrice Lee, be-
longing to the family of General
Robert E. Lee of The c~onfederacy.
Mr.. Byrum is the son of Rev. and
Mrs. J. T. Byrum Of Edenton, form
erly of Wilmington, who are promi-
nent in the Baptist denomination in
Eastern North Carolina. MI. Byrum
is a graduate. Electrical Engineer
of State college, Raleigh, and holds
the position of X-ray engineer with
General Electric X-ray Corporation
for North and South Carolina,
Mr.. and Mrs. Byrum will make
their home in Charlotte.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-31
MAGICIAN WILL
APPEAR HERE
AT N. H. H. S.

Announcement is made that the
New Hanover High school Parent
Teacher association and the N e W
Hanover County council will spon
sor MILFORD, the Magician. at the
nigh school at 8 p. m. on April
10. The public is invited.
Proceeds will be used for public
welfare and other PTA work.
First Baptist Circles
Circles of the First Baptist church
Will meet this week as follows:
NO. Mrs. J. r. Jones, leader,
with Miss Mary Lou Leonard, II S.
Seventh street, Tuesday at 8.
Nc. Mrs. Roger Smith, leader,
with Mrs. J. H. HERS, 1924 Chest
nut street, Monday at $3.50.
No. 3.-Mrs. Jennie Muse, leader,
with Mrs. W. B. Lennon. 1916 Ann
street, Monday at $3.50.
Nc. 4.-Mrs. Donald King, leader,
with Mrs. T. K. Woody, Harbor
Island, Monday at $3.50.
Nc. 5.-Miss Sudie Leonard, with
Mrs. Harold H. Jeter, 217 N. 18th
street, Monday at $3.50.
No. 6.-Mrs. J. D. Freeman, lead
er, with Mrs. w. c. Nichols, ZIG
N. 18th street, Monday at 1880.
No. MRS G.. B. Phillips, lead
er, with Mrs. C. N. Atkinson, 8l9
Chestnut street, Tuesday at 8.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-31
SMITH-COUNCIL
MARRIAGE IS
ANNOUNCED HERE

The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Brownie Council, daughter of Mrs.
H. ]. Council, to Elwood Jordan
Smith, of Key West, Fla, formerly
of Wilmington and son of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. B. Smith, of this city took
place Sunday, March "a at Marion,
s. C. The bride wore a dress of TOW
der blue crepe, with a corsage of
pink rose buds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will make their
home in Key West.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-31
DEMONSTRATION CLUB
AT WINTER PARK
STUDIES ORGANIZATION

The Winter Park Home Demon.
stration club met Friday afternoon
at three o'clock in the home of Mrs.
c. L. Williamson with Mrs. H. o.
Thomas and Mrs. r. w. Galphin as
hostesses.
During the business session inter-
esting reports were given by the
different project leaders, and vari-
Gus items of business were dis
cussed.
Miss Ann Mason, home agent, led
a most helpful discussion on organ
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-31
Saturday Hours
9 A. M. to 8 P. M.
TELEPHONE $500

iZation in the home.
Following the program a delight
full social hour vas enjoyed.
Those present were: Mrs. S. w
Crimson, Mrs. ]. {. Hobbs, Mrs. R.
T. Rivenbark, Mrs. E. F. Risbey
Mrs. O. H. Thomas, Mrs. o. L
Rhodes, Mrs. D. L. Wagner, Miss
Sudie Middleton, Mrs. E. M. Mil
ton, Mrs. R. w. Mason, Mrs. J. F,
Rogers, Sr., Mrs. John Garrett, Mrs.
c. L. Williamson, Mrs. C. S. Lewis,
Miss Ann Mason, Mrs. J.. B. Heidi,
Mrs. r. w. Galphin, Mrs. w. F
King, Mrs. W. P. Farrar, and a visi.
tor, Mrs. Garrett Waters.
Sir Walter Raleigh's favorite
vests were white, pinked satin.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-31
FreeWill Baptists

DR.. William Howard Carter o.
Goldsboro will continue revival ser
vices at the Eighth Street Freewil.
Baptist church on Sunday evening
at s o'clock. The services, which
have been going on for the past
week, will be continued for the
coming week. On Sunday morning
the pastor, the Rev. Ruth E. Ket
chum will preach on the subject
'The Way of The Cross" Good
singing is expected and the pub
lie is invited.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-31

The following schedule for a..
circles of st. Paul's Lutheran cb,,r wy
has been announced. 0'Va
Circle No. Mrs. Henry Hal,
NIGHT, leader, with Mrs, + =
Laughlin, SIS S. Second stroi D
Monday at 4 o'clock. '
~ Circle aae No, 2;-Mrs. VIM. Kramer,
leader, with Mrs. c. B. BeIlois. ~,
5: Third street Thursday mornj in,
at 1920 o'clock. lining
Circle No, 8 = Mrs, Anna r
Pieper, leader, with Mrs r D.
Simon, 2os S. Eighth street, uo N.
day afternoon at $50 O'Clock '4V''
The French government in ,,o,
declared fo%undlings to be "cbi,dn ,'O
of the state" Iei
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-31

Sir Walter Raleigh's favorite
vests were white, pinked satin.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-31

Fifth Street Methodist

Circles, of the Fifth street Metho-
dist church will meet as follows dur
ing the coming week:
Circle No. with Mrs. Albert
Edwards, Market street road, Mon
day at $3.50.
Circle No. with Mrs. o. F.
Worthington, 1901 Castle street,
Tuesday at $3.50.
Circle No. 3-At Whites I C e
Cream parlor, Tuesday at 8 O'Clock
Circle No. with Mrs. W. c.
Goodwin, Castle Hayne, Monday at
$3.50.
Circle No. 5-With Mrs. w. H
Montgomery, 1909 Nun street, Mon
day evening at 8.
Circle No. with Mrs. Jordon
Carolina Beach road, Monday at 8
League Cabinet
The following officers were elect
ed as members of the new Epwortf
league cabinet for the Epwortf
church on Thursday: Counselor
Mrs. Cowan: president, Nettie Bak
err; vice-president, Audrey Overbit
and secretary-treasurer, J. c. Max
we'll, Jr. Other members of the cabi
net will be chosen at later meetings
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-31
MISS MEYLAND rs
MARRIED TO
W. H. STOKLEY III

Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Meyland an
nounce the marriage of their daugh'
ter, Isabelle Jocelyn, to Mr.. w. H,
Stokley III on March 81, 1910 at
Marion, South Carolina.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORD1ON-Ther is no need to put of
starting lessons on that INSTRUMENT you
If you start now We will loan you an IN
strument without charge and you can take
i, home if you wish. All you pay is nom
tnal fee for private lessons in our studio.
This offer also applies 10 marimba, trum-
pet drums. guitar, violin, clarinet. from
bone and xylophone Ma; $50 KIT S,
1880 G st NV. middle OF block between
18th and 14th stS }.
AccoRDIoNs nfs N54 and spssfns gssd seeEhn csftin
se seTni bny MSs5 acc6rdions Repubc 1890 The
FhNo SHOP iOl5 7th st, NV, Open
ANTIQUEs-Fine Chinese Chippendale
cabinet grandfather clock Vernus Martin
curio cabnets . and Nsaf sa sifTeI GanGela IN
st. NV DU. l211.
AUTO GENERATORS repaired. exchanged.
$3.50 up New gqarsntee snn; Eles TE repairs asag
RFP W5 Ssx sS5 PAD BED RofSsdy Bsd sos GsmRsS
Ra led ThsEs ESs wBs bssoyres SAG sG
sed Sc o?%aea Pfneapp Foster sOTgs ssSs
Neyer Esed MdftTTSs For he Ehre
House, Dining Room, Crotch WalnHt;"
ss. 5i fsRur5Hs Bi5H:y Rsnd
oSs s CRars ss with He?yy storase BED
ACME MoyING 4 -sToRA6GLs &C. 4SIS SIsn, 18th
BED Davenport Bed, Win Wine WI with
Sold aHl'Sis Maple J. : Pc. Bedroom With Heavy
e9 spr9E and Go Good Mhs MaeS ieebox sAc6i hoPis
iEs sSeil Eec rse Bets Refs % 90 c9 Guar aF
in and OUT. $4,000 Dining Room Buffet,
SOU Dining Room China 500. Dins nm
| S21% 1nsS SS'Sf5 vs. SEssas e S6ME
4DNH Tas5f Bf1sHns fFEE Loe 4ss The fS II
MATEs fN E5f2seGs siGTnse1 14h AcNE S. NV
Georgia 1000 OPEN NIGHTS.
BED Metal Looks, Like Maple" Mar a.ro This Jhds
Seen, s5 -" dis worth TRIBE; g spTins,
fh9 hffaHy1 Bsan5s sqts Thss orSS% aR MaRs Ysa
FL Fl Pts p A2a Tate da seaftast ns Room sSN
Come To ACME And Be Be AsSSVndSWS stew WndoTs
.EveTythlng On Display Right On The
SS5GSna fs9Sl ACME q osToRAGE 46s 4h St.
BEDROOM SUITE very fine iiF s7piese eeer,Sas nal
a4os "a Woodiey I'd NV. Wo. s7is.
RFDFq9Ss Ea KS5v Sc HRs Ths Tssh AfE oEsf Rauz Tie
Stock of = Furniture Stores" And Wait
Until You See The Selection. Talk OF
The Town Bargains, Mahogany psaIv Wal
se31PsS so@s ouI tSs Slshtf s5
Chairs, 95c Work Tables with Cabinet),
30 Essily yVO Worth DGgPie von We oIs Be
Moyins ReSeryation;o- Free, Estimates"
AcNE SC NV MoetSG eeSfsis 4fS
BEDROOM, dining rm.. sewing machine.
fireplace. kit. cabinet secretary desk. WE
DO MOVING. Edelman, 1903 Georgia ave.
BEDROOM, dining rm., sewing machine,
fireplace. kit cabinet. twin beds. WE DO
MOVING. Edelman, 1903 Georgia ave
BEDROOM, walnut, 500; end table, 81 so.
"Lamps-beautifui torchiereS and shaded
lamps All of this out OF a stock CIV; we
until you see the prices The selection
heart desires" Mohair living room "a
week old. and half price. Modern living
rooms, davenport and sofa beds, Jacquard
living rooms. Studio Beds, Rolaway beds,
$3.50 Beds, s3.75. Springs. So. Nat
tresses never usedl, SD: ACME
REALLY HAS THE BARGAINS" SO follow
the crowds'-open every night. No show
windows" Everything right on the ground
floor OF our tremendous warehouse. Mir
rors, 40e." Pictures, 81. ACME STORAGE
4sls l4th st. NV. Georgia 1000. OPEN
NIGHTS.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
FALLS CHURCH, $40 GREAT FALLS ST.
Three rooms. private bath automatic
POTOMAC HTs.-ENGLISH BASEMENT,
trance: trance oak a cleo. heat: S85. EN- 714s.
UNP. 3 ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH AND
porch: employed couple; adults only $50
mo After $50 pm. 26'
TAKOMA PARK. D. &c BRIGHT. ATTR.
rms kit. bath, auto. heat. Tefg.. fireplace,
conv. location GE. 134s.
3433 WISE. AVE. NW.-UNFURN. 5
rms, . baths, kitchenette; private home;
500 month. Emerson 9031.
LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS. KTTCH-
en-. bath; oil heat; utilities furn;: ] faae
FORT STRONG APARTMENT NEARBY
ami; newly dec; adults only. CH. 5sl6.
ARLINGTON. VA. 3o16 4th ST. NJ
rms. private bath furn.; Ink; cleo.
$50; $50; r. ref = cH M ss5i after pm.
BEAUTIFUL. LGE. 3-BEDRM APT. ALL
conven: at Washington Grove. Md sos
mo. includes heat. light. gas. Frlele siIe
Phone only & 3 to IL am MR., HARRiNG-
ARLINGTON = FURNISHED. ROOMS.
trance: rt1c ioc bus; adults: se5 cH. 35.6.
HYATTsvILLE. MD, OCT. 1st-ENTIRE
2nd floor. 2 rms. kit. bath. oil heat; hot
water furn: S35. Nr car. WA. 1929.
BEAUTIFUL 5-RM. APT, UNFURN1sHED:
large estate: private tiled bath. shower
sleeping por>h. kitchen refrigerstion, a m /.
zoo, Heat. Light Furnished ".
TH 5000
Evening star., 1940-09-25
1916 BELMONT ST. NV.

home away from home that is new
and unique. Clean, newly furnished twin
room available. shower: SIS each Nr. 14th
st. car and downtown. Michigan 1850.
Evening star., 1940-09-25
"THE MAURY. +"

rooms with running water inner spring
mattresses, fans, many showers and tub
baths: elevator service: 81 week up.
Evening star., 1940-09-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Continued

SALE OR LEAsE-I7 rooms, . baths, auto.
heat; hsricr i ltoi aereSi nearby va Sacflnee'
GROCERY AND MEAT ,MARkET; exeseilent slnnt
cash business: must sell, sickness. sunny
Lane Market. 4252 Benning rd. ne 29'
BOOMING HoUsEmIt you vn want ca. nice he
tdsf a 1Sps5s Ss shazo sp = 4sh GGo NA s5eo
MANAGER WANTED. Chicago manufactur-
er wants reliable party to handle business
sGsfs sse ,ncome s1d
phone ndmber wFe Box !as SSaE sfsT ae
rent. Location capable of doing tremendous
business; long lease Albert H Cohen
realtor. 1o42 n; irving ST., Arl,' Va. CHI.
lease; near warehouses, schools: si;0oo;
terms. 1910 4th 81. ne. -"
RooMING HOUSE Zone of incest on 16th).
l5 rooms. oil heat. 81 $50, terms. .
r. NJ. De Shazo, / 123 l4th. Ma. $500,
DELICATEssENaaMHst sell immediately,;
handle No reasonable offer refused. Albert
H. Cohen, CH. 1861. Res, Wo. 204s.
l2 ACRES, 7-room house. 4,room bunga
P% on dance 6eaard s a for bar ab
and gas station: $1,000: terms. G. 7.
McNab. Falls Church 14os.
RooM1NG HOUSE &C. W ". Rent, $50.
fSp% NJ Be- shaSe mem 4t6 o NA Ie5@S 55so
DOWNTOWN rooms with cafeteria:
modern equipment; long estab.. long lease;
OWENS REALTY. ME. o4s6.
OWNER TRANSFERRED. MUST SELL.
Rooming house. Q rms, all apts,; NV.
eection; rent, sos: income. S120 and B
sovn apt fqr Ssance STner very NICE only $500
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RooAs WITH BOARD.

JEWISH Dupont Circle :,L IL:I.e
aSa ksas e. NSfsh tSo5 sS bath
ATTRACTIVE STUDIO RMS, excel. meals.
ssS 80 double. Du. $50. sooo Mo- Monroe 70 Gi NE.
3O29 RoDMAN ST. Nw-Front room.
southern exposure, private lavatory: Near
Conn. ave. Excellent meals. EN-. 377S.
home Cooked meals ReasOnabie. % s9Ss
I4os I:s 10th N;W:Iyacaney for 2 young
nished; 4 excellent meals. % '' "''e' LUZ
$500 13th ST NV. the Hillcrest--Lovely
the best Of meals: delightful surroundings;
reasonable; free parking.
decorated single and doubles; perfecti,
balanced, beautifully served meals: reason
2745 WOODLEY PL-Master bedroom for
s4 bstb private hsams bath also single room with
I641 x ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished single
and double rooms. one with private bath;
excellent home cooking. IL
ZIP ~ Z, SSoNNMEcJIcgT 1e AVE, opposite Ward
man man Park Hotel-Sinele and double rooms;
delicious meals; reasonable. CO. 940O
1892 NEWTON ST. NW-For middle
aged man who does not smoke or drink.
End oor IS eer week adt6en H6 4o e BATH
@256 CATHEDRAL AVE. NV, near Conn.
epeo.te psrf fee aGSsls aaams 1892 1892 with porch
ESQ 2sth ST. NV, vicinity, .Wardman
bath: excel mes}s Hal reas sa pvt sS'.Hia family mr.
DOWNTOWN, 1919 Vermont ave.-Rm.
suit p every comft. 81, wk. ca. Rear
ME Sase'; 7ao4 pyt, bath twin beds ssle,. $3.50.
ARLINGTON, VA, 1921 N. Vernon St
Quiet home double rm.. twin beds: excel
lent meas; maid service. Chestnut s91O.
1884 CONN. AVE, Ivy Terrace-Double
THSa HSSart tS.s ssss BEDS breakfast and dinner
5o3b,ss 5o3b CONN AVE: OPP. shoreham.Attrac.
meals; S35 up Adams 6i15
i1.6 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW-A dis
tlnctlVe home for young people. in un-
surpassed location: reasonable
JEWISH GIRL share newly furn bedroom
WIN another: new home. bus at corner;
meals optional; reasonable. IL. Sol4-W.
bSms d0Hes o bes
food variety i43s Kennedy st N NV. ~
I9i3 IRVING ST. .N.E-For employed
mother and care Of child during day:
near school: reasonable. Decatur O826-W
s3Gs sl;i sb,l ,iFGoMAR MAR. ST MiW.pouble room
balanced meaia. eaHS EmePIon m PIga's sss ssme well
1895 LAMONT ST NW-Basement rooms
Tor or men, Our food is fine. no fooln'.
WESLEY HALL AND ANNExEs. 1903 K
ST. n-w.-'My stay in Wesley Hall has
been most enjoyable. and you may rest
assured ! will recommend 1t highly to any
person in search of good home.
wonderful food and a convenient location
all at a price that is extremely rea-
sonaole guest. District 100.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. of Conn. ave
Excel. new det pvt. home: beautiful rms.
deI1cious balanced meals; free phone; S35
to $40; refs. REQ Woodley 507s.
1909 18th ST NV, above Mass ave,
walking distance Govt. dept-Single. dou-
pie; 70 yrs exp We aim TO please
1885 QUE ST. N.W,-"OID ENGLISH"
Singles. with running water doubles;
attracttvely redecora.ed excellent meals:
switchboard; walking distance: S37 50 up.
90
GLOVER PARK
Large room. semi-pvt. bath: consenial
atmosphere. south. cooking; nr traQsp |;
meals opt Woodley COOS
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UkFUR.
ATTRACTIVE APTs.. HIGH CLASS NEIGH
borhood: some furnished Car available on
appt MPS. GREEN. Shepherd 612S.
1s4s COLUMBIA RID ROOMS KTTCH-
en-. bath: S45 to $50.
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GRAFTON HOTEL,
LAFAYETTE HOTEL

18th and Eye sts. nw.-Rooms With bath
and radio for / person. from Sl4 per
week; for ., from IS per week each, by
the month; air-conditioned lobby, dining
room and cocktail room Call MIR. WILLS,
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REFRIGERATORS - Deep-cut sacrifice
prices on all refriserators. All these re-
frigerators are brand-new. in original fac
tory cases and will be sold at the lowest
prices that We have ever offered All 1910
standard makes of refrigerators carry a
factory 5-year guarantee. We have q
group of General Electric Frigidaire, West
inghouse, Crosley, Kelyinator, Norge
Leonard and others that have been used
but are in perfect condition that we are
sacrificing the pHces as low as S19 on these
models We have $50 refrigerators that
we are going to sacrifice. We also have q
group Of 1888 refrigerators in original
deep-cut prices of 65ce on list prices. No
money down. Long. easy terms. Unusually
'''e' ATLAS ApPLiXNcE COMPANY.
Washing toms Largest Appliance House,
921 g st. NV Entire Building.
District 3137. Open Ewes. TIL 8 Pm.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

WANTED ROOM AND BOARD for employe,
between > and pm. FR. O9s4.
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n
WINFIELD & THURM,
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
WINFIELD & THURM,

''Wash's Largest Roomng House Brokers'
9OS 10th S.. NV. MA 1854.
BOARDING HOUSE. downtown; l. rms.
4i2 baths. rent, $50; profitable inc
$4,000 terms.
M. Keach, 1910 VT. Ave. RE. 2919
Evening star., 1940-09-25

ACCORDION-There is no need to put OH
starting lessons on that instrument you
have always wanted to know how to play.
If you start now We will loan you an IN
strument without charge and you can take
/, home if you wish All you pay is nom
inal fee for private lessons in our studio
This offer also applies TO marimba, trum-
pet, drums guitar, violin, clarinet. from
bone and xylophone MA 4130. kits.
1890 G St NV middle Of block between
14rb
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DISTRIBUTOR

Possible to earn 500 to $500 per week
representing well-established Chicago
hrm as exclusive distributor under contract
for WASHINGTON, D. c Accounts already
opened up with leading Washington busi-
ness firms. Fast-Selling product that can
be sold to all types of business firms;
: TO . m, Apt SOB, London Hall Apts.
18th and NJ SITS n W 26s
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AERoPLAkES,

AIRPLANE, cub, late 1897. 40 h.p.. nyable:
quick sale. sacrifice. Call Woodley 6413,
bet. 1:30 to 9:30 o m.
Evening star., 1940-09-25

ACCORDIONS. new and used; Soprani
Eohner Gaianti lie Mar sfefns' ~ ,4 oe4iiIi aIso
We buy accordions. Republic 1890. The
PIANO SHOP, l015 1th St NV Open
Evening star., 1940-09-25

ANTIQUES-Fine Chinese Chippendale
cabinet. grandfather clock. Vernus Martin
curio cabinets ) and ) light Candida
bras; also fine collection, of fiat silver N
all patterns. Murray Galleries. 1I!4 -uth
& n W Dill 1oI
Evening star., 1940-09-25
BABY CHICKS.

ROCKS. r. l. Reds, $3.50 per 100. Con-
keys Y-O feeds James Feed Store, 619 K
St NV. Metropolitan 0OS9.