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Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-14
CLAIM TAX
PREVENTS EXPANSION

OF The thousand odd members OF
the chamber who replied 10 ques-
tlonualre asking II they were max
nag capital investment IN new plant
OF IL modern!zatlon this year, i
large runber said they were not
because the payroll tax Was making
Il financially impossible.
One point of complaint Is the
merit rating" system. low in ef-
feet IN Wisconsin and soon TO be
set up in most other states, by
which a firm may WIN a substantial
reduction in its payroll tax if its
record shows that it seldom dis
charges 4 worker.
In a quiz about the Wage-hour
law. q number OF employers re-
ported that they could not hire tenn
porary WORKERS II rush season. be-
cause lettil3 them go would spoil
that merit record; instead, they
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-14
Among
Our Yesterdays
A nice piece OF yellow journaIlSh

A nice piece of yellow Journalism
yellow only from its 20 years oi
age--iS this:
The Imperial County Farm Bu-
reau demands in the name OF COM
mon Justice that the county hlgh-
way commissioners resign
That was published Feb. IA, 1920.
The story went on TO relate that
Il group OF organizations wouid
meet that afternoon At Imperial
II start "somtthnG that VIII re-
sult III these three things.
y. The early construction OF the
hlAhWuys oil Imperial Valley
-. The absolute honesty III the
administration Of funds IN the
building OF these highways.
"3. The removal of every hint
of tavoritism in The award of con-
tracts-an open, fair deal to every
contractor
Shades of good old days when
not 4 journalistic punch was pull
ed
The .prcsent board" the story
continued. Stands accused OF the
opposite of these three thineS!
other stories the same day me-l-
toned these remarkable happen
iagS:
Ney-Cal and Imperial Irrigation
district electrical experts might
look INTO this matter OF II store
opening accompanied by i blaze
OF 40-wart lights and an adj
yertlsement that disclosed TO an
amazed world the novelty of a
tractor you can drive Just as you
did your team we want III
&c that Last on" trIed out
Quite rightly, 1t would appear
FL Centre caught Il gentle reprooi
20 years ago from Holtville be-
cauSt: The Fl Centre district has
nj been doing IL share toward
keeping up the road 10 Holtslllt.
During the last ram II was III bad
shape
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-14
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
No 2q8!

NO. EJS1
In the Superior Court of the State
of California. in and for the County
of Imperial.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
BEVERLY E. PARKS, also known as
b. F. PARKS,
Deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the Undersigned executor of
the last Will and estate OF Beverly
f.. Parks. alSO known as b. +. Parks.
deceased, will sell At private sale.
u the highest bidder. Tor cash and
subject to the confirmation by said
Superior Court. on Wednesday the
18th day OF February, at the hour
CT 1000 O'Clock AM. or after said
date at the law office OF Lee Nuifer
in the Rehkorf Building. in the City
OF Ell CentIo, County OF Imperial
State " California, all the right
title, interest and estate OF the said
Beverly +. Parks, also known as
B. T.. Parks. at the tine OF his
Ceath and all the right. ;itle, and
interest that the estate has by oper-
alton If law or otherwise acquired,
other than or in addition to that
Of the said Beverly T.. Parks. also
known us Z. E. Parks at The time
of his death, Iii and To that certain
parcel of land particularly described
as follows. tC-Wlt: that certain par
Gel OF land situated III the City of
FL Centre, County Of Imperial, State
of California. and particularly de-
scribed as follows:
Lots 90 and "a. in Block "a, of
the ToWrsite OF FL Centre as
per Map thereof No 953, filed
in the office OF the County
Recorder Of San Diego County.
togethe" with appurtenanceS there
unto belonging.
Bids or offer. are invited Tor said
property and must be in writing
and will be received at the law
office OF Lee Nuffer, Rehkopf Build
ing, Ell Centre, California, attorney
for said executor, or may be filed
with the Cluk of said Superior
Court Ci the State OF California. in
and Tor the County of Imperial. or
| l cuNclCO W Sdllt SSCCllOI pei SOlldlly
at any time after the first publica-
ton Of this notice, and before the
making of Said sale.
Terms ana conditions of sale:
Cash in lawful money of the United
States oi America, ten QOcD per
cent OF the purchase price to be
paid or day of sale, balance on
confirmation OF sale by the Court,
property is 70 be sold subject to
taxes and assessments for the years
| 1940-4l
Dated this 10Th day of February,
1910.
ALLEN p. NUFF'ER.
EXecUtor OF the last viii and estate
of Beverly L. Parks. also known
as B. E. Parks, deceased.
F'.l3-27 incl.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-14

II ' ''.'f'1 NO 2pFiEiNg
=. g, r.#e Art olca! HIS namo is
Geo:,' ! Eastwood
\ ma. li;o 'h4t il "Or'h .tHoNmG
'se'i..
i. 20, 8. 30 n r. Abaay u!tlce
Q. H!:.oa," L COMPANY He was
,ounl. ambitious and he worked
had. re decided to advance him.
self but he knew that to do this
hc "Duld lave to perform some
Skill So Lc went to night school
&ud stU3.ed sttno5raphy. When he
c0'uG t4Ee G!ctation ne vas given a
bCitc! iOb. ana sCGn was private sec
ast3yl N tuc bo.a. lie worked hard
i. ;n.. t13. Week 2ftcr week vent
- ut - bD,a Mad" no :uggeSt-
o. 4DD|t = G"!ec.
.ir Fast%o1d worked 5tIiI harder.
IL lluteG PVT no otter cf more
nome IN young George Fastwoods
mind Va tho theory that to get
NOR moneg for Job all }o9 had
IL cO va 10 ask lot il.
50 one day he braced his boss and
aid he would like 10 20 on the
payroll for more money. The boss
aid something which changed the
course Of his lfc, and probably made
lnH plraGcnt Of Armour & Com
pa; Tie bo,a ga.G.
we - paving you all that the
% . "Ost!. The way to get
ais j. - make the job worth more.
I ok al0und and see what extra
cutie. ?ru can take on. Find some
@ar Ol .hoTteninP office routine:
c"rtlOD solne idea that will make
HOnoy for us then we will be glad
- Increase Your salary
81 he worked out sales letter
nat Increased business. He suggest
~ 4 better way OF handling cores
pDndencc between two branch Of
f1ccs. Then The manager called him
y, dHd made him chief clerk OF the
Z. tern organization. Two years
later hc made him assistant mana
per All the time Mr.. Eastwood was
y working 10 help the company instead
q himself.
F.na.ly hc was called 10 Chicago
q Nr}d 0t the canned foods de-
J. - III III lI~iI 1t bNCdIIt viz
Es,sIdcnt. and last wear 1889 he be-
cola" president. and he did not
q + for single one Of these Jobs!
IHev were forced on him. He was
Loving the company how TO better
i organization; naturally they con-
&c, red 1t 10 their advantage 10 ad-
EtlCr nm.
That principal holds good any
Yu,rc. Don't walk in and tell the
IL. gou Want d raise. Do something
.or the companY contribute some
neW idea and the company. nine
Tunes out Of ten, wall want to pay.
THfy %Hl want YOU To stay with
them. That single idea made George
a. Eastwood president Of thc biggest
meat packing company in the world.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-14
IS THIS OUR WAR?
( SACRAMENTO UniOn)

Reports from both Canada and the
British Isles indicate a growing resent
ment at the neutrality Of the United
States.
\ newspaper correspondent says the
stock query in Canada is: DO YOU think
the United States will come into the
war;"
The British are even more inslstent
than the Canadians that we should have
been in the War from the start and that
we are allowing the Allies to fight our
own battle for Us. They further contend
that if the allies were losing we would
have to come into the fight-so why not
now?
1t is the propaganda of the world war
repeating itself This time we are not
so gullible In addition to our disillusion-
ment immediately following the war, we
have seen English diplomacy at work in
recent years.
Too. we know that if France had not
insisted upon her pound of flesh and an
eye for an eye in the Versailles treaty,
the specter of NaziSm would not have
arisen in the world.
Our sympathieS are with the Allies
and against the ruthless German thrust
for power, but it IS not primarily our
War. Il is Just another round in Europe $
centuries-old dOr firht.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-14
l. MpIoiERS PROTEST
INENri0YNIE\T TAX

-, [ S Chamoe" OF Commerce
-, r,,-aed Muag protests A few
example,,
\ n5aGt"-WtStcsn widow who
ms a ,3iall manufacturing business
established D; her husband, employ
II aDou; 4 dozen workers. wrote
ina. At ,ne tMd ol the past year
when he came to balance her books,
enr .ourc that what she had paid
II unemployment tax was just three
tlm"S what she had lett for herself
!. Nr, pro1lt.
AL eastern hulneaa man totaled
a. ii The tax hla l.ln pad and
round tnat ms payroll tax was the
biggest slngle item.
i raj, 10 26 per cert OF hls total
tax 5l.l topping even his real es-
: rp :JE,-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-14
TOday'S Horoscope

If your birthday is today, your
stars foreshadow an increase IN
your responsibilities that will be
far from light during the next
year. You must see TO it that you
90 not undertake more than you
can carry out. The child born to-
day will be clever, constructive, in
dependent, assertive and courageous
Self-control anG tolerance should be
taught such a child early. SO that
he or she may avoid folly
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-14
Hints on Etiquette

When you have finished your
soup, if it is served in regular
soup bowl, wide and shallow, put
the spoon in the bowl itself when
YOU have finished. When eating
soup out of q bouinon cup, how
ever, put the spoon in the saucer
or plate in which the cup stands.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-14
CARNEGIE

y; the Union Stock Yards in
Chicago, n the office Of Armour Il
Co.?pary. = & naa with two gnarl-
Cd ..N-.rs. Dut he 9narled fingers
~ MOI - .mportaNt thing. They
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-14

WASHINGTON.-- Demand Fo
modification OF thr state federal
unemployment insurance system will
almost certainly be made before
TVS Congress- adjournS
OF tie one hard. the trust funG
which = financed BY the pei
at0t payroll TAX. and from which
b,nltu> are rY:U. IL grown rapidly
l. nu, Hc.yJScd tH 35 Der cent
..:,' q. -; navr}.rtS began.
.'''o, =. N.v'nti = ran TO 5000,
......u .a..4 - .a,t >iN months
r. ,..?. +. .u..G COX ii $40a0oo o0C
a.s. .as unr period and stands
~ -. a.F.u>analy.> q. billion Mnu
= .llu
Cl tie o,Etr hand there is good
evidence ta show that a numbol
q. ma, business firms are having
go: difficulty meeting the tax, ana
LAT !, - proving on}lous enough
It. .t:r.ate /" substantial demand
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-14

One Minute Test Answers
l. William Howard Taft.
=. Six.
3. Basic living matter.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-14
COLLECT PAYROLL TAN
SAME AS ANY OTHER

COLLECT PAY ROLL lAA
SAME AS ANY OTHER
The payroll tax is collected by
the internal Revenue Bureau, which
looks on IL As lust another tax and
operates i'll the same way: If you
cont pay. dIStraint warrant IS
lsu.rd. and ynHr rnai and personal
o.upvlly may h' -cl.pu.
Cne mar IN California some
months a,,o anraaGt d TIA, he
seHid not aG0 W10id no, pay. and
bloudcuI appeal. i hla f'lioWs 10
CO likewise.
He lot by until he sold 4 con-
Sisnmtnt OF goods, tor cash; TreaS-
l;ry men learned about II, and came
down and 2ot the tax. regardless.
He has quit rcbelling.
Figures on failures to pay the
tax are not kept on lille III WASH
lngton. and the Internal Revenue
bureau cam only make general tSu-
mates. BY ANT large, II figures there
l. lust about the same number VI
failures 70 pay. and OF dlotraint
warrants. Ill relation 10 iGc tOta!
number ol taxpayers. III the payroll
tay as III the regular income tax
held. The department declined 10
plye figures. but ,ald thc percentage
WAS very small
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-14
Grab Bag
One-lIinute Test

!. Wnat president did Woodro"
Wilson succeed?
.. How many men compose an
ice hockey team"
3. What Is protoplusm'
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-14
You re Telling Me-

The town pump once was the
center Of community. Now the
heart of any city Is where the gaSo-
line fumes are the thickeat.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-14

became l..@:-lad Is
the roaU!t OF play
ing Eaaeuall as 8
Young man What
Is really import
ant is that this
man, the presi.
tent Of his com
panv. applied fol
i ralse ONLY once
Il. ms !ltei Think
0. that. Zoomine
:p TO ~ prcsi-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-14
Famous Sayings
Photographs

The erection of billboardS and
ether forms OF outdoor advertising
along the highways Is forbidden
Ivy law III the Hawaiian islands
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-14

An inventor has developed de-
vice which automatically determines
the age of an egg. If 1t fails
there's always your nose.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-14
Words of Wisdom

Things without remedy, should b.
without regard; what Is done, /
done Shakespeare
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-14

Peanuts and potatoes are being con-
verted into automobile fuel in England.
Motorists now fill up the tank with
French fries
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-14

Harvard men are being advised 70
broaden their base Of study. To meet
The size of their accents, perhaps.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-14

We have now reached that time
of year where the average man
can't even recall what his New
Years resolutions were.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-14

Before they're elected. all presi-
dental candidates try hard to prove
they're good fishermen; afterwards,
they try to cover up the fact that
they're wasting their time fishing.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-14
Barbs-

Father Coughlin stirred up more
attentiou by not speaking than he
has through most OF his broadcastS.
That might be hint.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-14

Twenty to forty per cent of all
trees are made up of gases, trapped
in the minute cells composing the
wood.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-14

The Statutes Of Liberty weigh!
$4,000 pounds I225 tOnSI.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-14

a special insignia has been provided
for college hitch-hikcrS in California.
Along with fraternity signals. this pro-
tects the Phi Omega motorist from acr-
dentally picking up a Delta Epsilon.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-14

News item says a Russian plane
Shot down bird. Maybe the pool
creatuy" forgot to give the Rec
salute rs it flew by.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-14
Thouqhts for the Day

Search the scriptures; for III them We think We have
eternal life anG thcy are hey winch testify Of me
John 80
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-14

AS the world grows older its wars
become more terrible. That's un-
derStanjable d man can hit harder
than a boy
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-14

A Hindu swami says Il sure cure
for fatigue Is TO lock ones self
III room and enjoy q few minutes
careiree, hearty laughter. Sorry,
no can dot: too near income tax
time.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-14
Bruce Cation in WASHINGTON
Disseets the News

preferred 10 pay time and one-hall
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-14

Old Hatteras lighthouse. North
Carolina. the tallest brick light i'll
America, rests upon foundation
ol pine poles. Since the piles all
are below the salt water line. they
are believed still intact and WE'LL
preserved, though driven into the
muck in 1870.
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TWO-ROOM APARTMENT TO SHARE
with another young woman. Within walk
ing distance Of Government depts, Call
DI. 0232. after O'Clock. 2"
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APARTMENTS UNPUBLISHED.

HAMILTON CTS, .214O n. Nw.-NR.
Govt. depts; attr. 3 rms, kitchen. bath,
cleo. refg., $3.50. See res. mgr. UNION
STORAGE CO., North 0104.
2 LARGE RMS, DINETTE KITCHEN.
bath; heat. h. W., refg. Apply 1898 Pa
ave. Sc. until 10 pm.
2 RMS. KITCHEN, BATH, PORCH, REFG-,
larse yard. $3.50. W. B. CATION, 2528
Penna. ave. Sc
lI4OO. 2sth ST. s.E-S42 so; 2 Ice. RMS.
Kit, bath; inc gas, cleo refg., heat; newly
dec. Ii. 1890 Adults. s.
1911 WYOMING. AVE. NV ROOMS.
buses sch hn D ana ,4 cars i
apartment No. 2. CHAS. s. SHREVE,
1901 18th st. NV.
WESTMINSTER APT, 1882 18th ST. NV.
--3 rms, recep. hall, kitchenette and bathl
cleo. retg.: 500.
1885 MICHIGAN AVE NE TWO
rooms. kitchen. private bath. Gas. cleo.
tel. incl Adults only.
OTIS PL N.w-Two LARGE ROOMS
bath, kitchen. porch: heat, gas, cleo: M
car and bus: S45. GE. 1868.
CONTINUED on Next Psgs.)
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DOGS. PETS. ETC,

FOXHOUND. broke: trade for guinea pigs.
75S Morton st. Ii. 2016.
YOUR DOG CALLED FOR, given a sani-
tarv bath, removing all fleas and returned
FOR 81 Bide-a-wee Pet Animal Hospital
WO 0224 Bethesda Branch. WI 3045.
CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES, little beauties;
real miniatures. Mexican strain. 3449
Benning I'd ne.
POLICE DOGS. white, months old Burnt
1851
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RARY CHICKS

BARRED ROCKS, R. I. Reds. SIS per 100
Conkey's Y-O feeds. James Feed Store
619 K st. NV. Metropolitan O0S9.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

6 ALESWOMEN, white. Is yrs. Of age, at
lie asst yrs high school education: willing
to accept temporary work in DC and 10c
stores during Christmas. Apply in per-
son at 1:30 pm. on Thursday. November
D. C. EMPLOYMENT CENTER,
sos E St. NV.
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WAS1ERS-ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE
Al standard makes. Rebuilts as low as
Sl2-95; guar Terms Pay with your light
hill Reposs and floor models greatly
reduced WE ARE AUTHORIZED DEALERS
in the NEW BENDIX HOME LAUNDRY,
MAYTAG. THOR g 2 WESTINGHOUSE
AND A B c WASHERS AND ARE WASH
lNGION'S HEADQUARTERS for parts and
service on ali make washers Extra biR
trade-in allowance during sale
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

REFRIGERAToRs-Ne and used, $40 up;
guaranteed up to years: easy terms.
P. o. Smith. 1874 H st. ne. LincolI 5000.
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J. R. WATKINS co.

Can use three men. over 25, in D. c.
and suburban territories on established
grocery route work; no experience neces-
Sary WE TRAIN YOU. If from $50 to
$50 per week interests you apply to IL
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GROCERY and meat market doing $3.50
wk., mostly cash: must sell this week:
great sacrifice: store worth twice the price
asked Albert H. Cohen, 1042 N. Irving
St, Arl., Va. CHI 1861, WO. 204S.
BEER: downtown. CONNER
ciaI dist: rent, sos; good location. Call
ME. 9774, bet. 8 a.m.-12 noon. Terms
to right party. 81
DELICA, variety store, NV. section, well
co. and stocked. Ions estab,: low rent, Incl.
rifice, $1,000. Box 1887, Star.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.
fNAnkfVaual

LADY, cultured. refined, wishes position as
companion, social secretary: free to travel.
Call Randolph 340S.
mature woman, exp. diabetes. give hypos;
SIS wk.; min. Chestnut $3.50. 6"
PRACTICAL NURSE or companion wishes
position; experienced. Franklin 174I,
Miss Slime.
PRACTICAL NURSE and companion, free
to travel; references. MI. 1920. Call be-
tween 10 pm.
PRIMER TEACHER, 5 years experience,
wants position, Washington, vicinity, prim-
er grades. pre-school. Box 47-Y, Star.
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER expert: d.
verSlf1ed experience, permanent, temper
airy; Washington or Florida. L. M, 922
M st. NV. District $500.
RY-sTENOGRAPHER. experienced
in real estate, law and plumbing. Box
336-Y Star 1Os
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EASEMENT APIS. 1882 FILLMORE ST.
NV, near 18th and Columbia Td--Bed-
room, kitchen, small living room. Private
bath and private entrance; 500 AID. las.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTEp

CLOTHING-Hlghest rrices paid for mems
used clothing Berman's. 1922 9TH St. n "
ME. 1867. Open eve. VIII call.
FURNITURE. bric-a-bra china. glassware.
rugs. SilVeTWare. paintings. highest cash
prices paid. Call Murray. Taylor 1888
FURNTTURE-Want to buy some good
able Me 5255 ewes. after pm. o.
FURNITURE, rugs, household goods, Office
furniture etc. Best prices. Best results.
Before selling call Lincoln $500. l2'
OFFICE AND HOUSEHOLD furniture. rugs.
nric-a-brac: pay cash. Call DU. 05l3.
Evenings after g, Randolph 30S7 %
PORTABLE TYPEWRITER any make;
small adding machine, Royal or Under
WOOD STANDARD: at once; pay cash. c H
Davidson. DI. 9s45, Room 1908. T"
WE BUY. SELL old gold. IeWelry, cameras.
sporting goods Max Zweig, 937 D ST. NV
WANTED 2-wheel luggage trailer, in good
condition. Gail Shepherd 62llR after
& pm.
GOLD-BRNG YOUR OLD GOLD. ST.
JEWELRY WE PAY CASH A KAHN
NC. As YEARS AT 935 F.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
Silver, watches. diamonds and old dis
carded lswelEy; full cash value paid.
SELINGER'S SIS F st NV
A BETTER PRICE PAID for old gold, plat
mum. lewelry. diamonds, watches and
diamond watch cases. condition unimpOr-
tant as We use same in our mfg. dept.
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO..
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1875 IRVING ST. NW.-ONE ROOM.
htchenette, private bath. Adults. Res-
sOnable
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Clio 10Th ST NV, AT COL. I'd
Beautifully furn, newly dec, 2 bedrmss
liv. I'm. with large set-in mirrors; kit,
bath; $50. Accom-. 3 or 4. Ring lanitor.
Pill FIRST N.W.-LARGE FRONT BED
room. kitchen. bath; heat electricity. gas
included: adults: 50 30 VIZ.
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oAAOFHONLS-5aIe OF reccndiTloned M
Struments, BueScher, s@3. 80. BueScher,
$40; Bundy. $50; lie Mar, $3.50; Conn,
$50; also many others Very easy terms
Private lessons included for small addi-
tional charge. MA. 4730. kits. 1880
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FARM 6 GARDEN.
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

wELL-ROTTED COW MANURE-Large O
small lot: quality and quantity guaranteed
Waters WI 4195
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RE-UPHOT STEERING

Three-piece living suite upholstered for
$40: covering and new inside material in
cluded; made like new in finest tapestry
ana friezette; workmanship guaranteed
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERING co
250a l4th ST NV. COLUMBIA IOl -
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FLATS FOR RENT.

2i2 18th ST. SEE r., K AND B;
Arcola; $3.50 Inquire 1881 Eye st. NV.
Ma 5000.
1910 14th ST. NV.
Heated-l0 rooms. 2 bath; ideal for
roomers: 500 W H. WALKER, Shore
ham Bldg MA. 1850.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
S26-42S 18th st. ne, End A.; 4 r, b.;
latrobes.
S37. 50-1101 D st. ne, LIST f.: r, b.:
h-wh
s45.5O-33O 18th st. ne. LIST f.: T., b.:
h.-W.n.
NEWSOM,
ITO Y st NE Lincoln 2071
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-06
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

1O35 N DANVILIE ST, ARL.. Wa
inf rms, kit and bath, End f.; private
emit; new house; adults only. H.
3 ROOMS AND PRIVATE BATH. FUR
nished, private entrance: entire End floor,
1923 N Stafford ST., Arlington. Tel
oxford 1891
SILVER SYRINGE OR 3 RMS. MOD
ern adj bath; in pvt. det.; mr.. shop
center, transp.; adults pref. SH. 5144-W.
UNFURN., 3 ROOMS, KITCHEN, BATH;
hardwood floors, cleo. range and refs, OIL
heat, c INV, large closet, private entrances;
SIS. CHI 1890
ARLINGTON. 1913 18th ST. SO.-UNFUR,
Attractive 8 rooms, private bath. modern
kitchen. CHI W, ample closet spaces em-
ployed couple Jackson 2051-J.