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The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1941-10-03
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% the mothers and grandmothers {:
Now that the holidays are over,
ind you can relax for a breathing
Gpell, do you look as though you
pad been run through a wringer, or
aft out IN the rain by some for
getful person?
In your haste to complete prep
kratlons for the gala days, did you
ignore yourself2 Most mothers do.
And, 80 in this column today, 1 am
appealing to you mothers and grand
@others whose work is never done
30 take time out, and make your
swn appearance as attractive as any
decorative effect you may have
planned for your families.
Dress up Brighten up your
whole costume! Make your very
presence breathe an air Of gaiety
and charm ! Don't let yourself get
N after holiday slump in spirit and
appearance just because you may be
bred from pre-celebration duties.
u your natural enthusiasm for your
shildren's pleasure has almost run
away with you, stop now and give
a thought to your own self-beautIf-
cation.
: t isn't difficult to see oneself
emerging from the period Of house
cleaning and decorating with be
dsaggled = hair, unkempt haHds,
fatigue lines around the eyes and
across the forehead It seems to be
the great feminine custom to do the
10 completely-AND to wear one
saat out with the effort BUT, there
10 no need for carelessness Just be-
cause q little sxtra work comes up
EAere 10 no peoessity for a cessa-
ZION OF the beauty program because
h was so hard 70 stretch the hours
sSrr the numerous chores that
rspped M each dsyI
Begin today b concentrate q
Ilttia more Eealouaiy on your beauty
nutinA. II you haven't any plan fol
knpfovins and enhancing your ap
rsarsneas me fhAss early weeks Of
January for establishing ona Once
lie babes OF care u developed, your
beauty practices win ssam 40 simple
b accomplish % any ethAR q your
ARs17 duties
>fn ordsr 10 As,p TOu ] have lait
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1941-10-03

PICAYUNE, Miss The Weems Chap
ell M. E. Church pulled off one of the
best Anniversaries for the pastor, Rev
J. A. Jordon, which began Monday night
September %, 194l, ended Sunday night
September 18th.
Churc Knight: Pastor, Rev. R. W. WouI-
| lard and the church went over. Services
were opened by the Sisters of Weems
Chapel. After a thirty minutes pfsyer
service, the services we're turned over
Bound Church.
A wonderful program wa srendered
After the program, DR.. Woullard came
10 the master of ceremonies of Pilgrim
forward and preached a most powerful
sermon. After this sermon, collection
was taken amounting to $3312.
Tuesday night was st. Matthew Bap-
fist Church night ST. Matthew render
ed nice program. A sermon was rem
dered by Rev. A .Applawhite. After the
sermon collection amounting to s13o1
was taken.
Wednesday night was Pleasant Valley
Baptist Church night. Pleasant Valley
rendere da very spicy program. Sermon
by Rev. Randouff, Amount of collect.
ion taken by Rev. Randouff was s921
Thursday night was St. James AM.E
Church. ST. James rendered a very nice
program, which a sermon by Rev. B
G. Bennett was preached. Collection
amounting to $6.05.
Friday night was the Church Of God
in Christ night, whic hthey were abb
sent The Weems Chapel rendered ser
vices and collection amounting to 1920
was taken.
Sunday night services were rendered
in the afternoon. A nice collection was
| taken.
| Sunday night the church was packed
and a mest wonderful program was
rendered After this program, nice
collection was taken which amounted
ing the anniversary was S11O01. A most
to S4542. The grand total received dur
powerful sermon was preached by Rev
Jones and Rev Crosley.
Sunday October 5th, 1871 will be mems
Day at Pilgrim Bound Church.
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1941-10-03

out the following schedule, select4
ing for each weekday a particulas
beauty spot on which you can con4
centrate: Monday, hair; Tuesday,
hands Wednesday, complexion and
makeup; Thursday, body; Friday
feet; Saturday, entire appearance. (
Naturally, you will not confnS
your activities only to one part ok
you but on Monday, for instance, IA
you have half an hour to spare, u
would be wise to devote, say, fifteen
or twenty minutes Of that time u
improving the appearance Of youp
hair and, in the remaining few min
utes, give yourself the Once-ovsS
all around. This proposed schedule
does not, Of course, limit your hair
dressing to one day a week. 1t ts
merely a suggested routine e
beauty care for busy women.
myself have found this a very su>>
cessful method to follow and so, too
I think will you,
Regain the admiration Of youH
loved ones. Surprise them With
new couture, with becoming maR4-
up. Show your young folks tIse
beauty, neatness and charm In ap~
pearance are not attributes only ss
youth-that mother and grand
mother, too, can benefit by beauty
routine. You'll be glad you tcok
time out for your brushing ard
cleansing, your exercises. when you
hear their EXPLANATIONS Of delight
at their new" mother. You'll 80
more than repaid for any effort
when they say How wonderful you
look.r "You look ten yeara young
err" And, Mother, how pretty,
how attractive"
shall be happy to hear from bury
mothers who make Rsa Of TIA
simple plan. and hope they VIII I'D
write their experiences b me. 4:
Wiz 7s >oup bs&atJ pro6lsrse |
Write' Hrls Desu4ss. L4riease
Bea.t1 Bs1As~, 100 Up3s1 4
Blvd, s., Losis. No, md ,bt IN q,
b. gl>< 70 s~vw him. e
Nps 70 e43os 4 ss9N~J@....-d.
rs<saped s~-siop~. q,
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1941-10-03
ECHOLETS

George Reese Court of which Mrs. En-
ma Thornton is in charge.
Miss Lula B. Hines left Thursday morn
ing for her school term at Philadelphia
Mississippi. Miss Hines worked sue.
cessfully as principal of one of the
separate district schools.
Mrs R. V. Barlow, Report ar
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1941-10-03
II![lIE lGIlllE

j. B. j. What can l do to stop peopI
from taddling about me- Should l leav
this boy alone as l believe he started
this mess about met
Ans: Give him up-you aren't in love
with him and it is a sure thing thsf
someone had to start this gossip and he
wa sthe only one that knew about this
matter. Young fellows get a big kick
out of Dragging about the girls they 60
with-they don't stop to realize that
they are killing their chances with the
girls they talk about
Az ia. .n@..- .ae $3.50 .~.--u-
M. A. K l love a man of "a and he
tells me that he loves me too. But be
also tells me that he is going to marry
girl who is getting her divorce and
want to know if he is playing me 70
good thing?
Ans: Right are you. He Is letting yox
know straight from the shoulder tha.
he doesn't have serious intentions with
you and there is no need of your get
ting excited about him It is my sug.
gestion that you stop going with him
altogether and let him 60 to his mar
ried friend if he likes her so well. Fin
NfI e.
with.
G. B. B. married my second husband
in June. He isn't satisfied and he don't
tell the truth. Should depend on hiu
or not?
Ans: Neither one of you are trying
to make this marriage a success and at
rate you are going, you won't be to-
gether very long. Don't wear your
feelings on your shoulders-strive to
understand him and make up your mind
to held your marriage together. Go to
work and that will help matters to
some extent.
H. j. c. I enjoy reading your column
The young lady I have been dating liz
she as interested in me as she seems
to be. Is she just going out with me
all she is interested in concerning me:
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1941-10-03

MERIDIAN, Oct Mrs. Leviticus Cal.
merse johnson, VINO is a nurse in Spierz
Hospital Greenville Alabama, spent the
weekend in Meridian, Mississippi, the
guest of Mrs. Pearl Bordeaux, 23l9
18th avenue. Mrs. Johnson's many
friends in Meridian were glad to see
her.
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1941-10-03

Mr.. A. Bushong special repreSen-
tative of the Leonard Tailoring Company
Cincinnati, Ohio, was in the office of
The Goowill Printing Co. a few days
ago.
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1941-10-03

Ans: You have the girls respect anC
good wishes, but she isn't giving you
nothing. She's respectable and decen,
and she intends to continue that same
way. If you think she is a good TING
girl, you are mistaken she is true blue
and you can't convince her to become
careless.
L. c. NJ This month l am to take
the state board examination again and
l want to know if I am going to pas
or not?
Ans: Yes, it seems to me that you are
qualified to take this examination right
now. You have mastered the course
thoroughly n there is no reason at
all why you shouldn't pass. Do not 90
nervous and excited-it doesn't help
~
v. H have lady in mind that
like to take as a personal friend one
that can confide in and trust. Tell m
can trust this lady or not?
Ans; The woman in question seems very
fond of you and am sure that she is
to be trusted ,Although-don't rush right
into this affair as you plan-give your
self few weeks to think matters ovez
as well as determine if you are sin
cerely interested in her.
P. M. M I am sickly and have bees
for years. Go to doctors and this on
says this and the other says that So
want to know from you why must
depend on them?
Ans: Well if you were sick esough, vow
would want to get relief and you would
go to the doctor and take his advice too.
The trouble with you is that you 80
from one doctor to another not giving
any Of them a chance to do you any
good. Make up your mind to consult
the best medical doctor in your town
asd stay under his care until you are
well which shouldn't be very long.
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1941-10-03
E. F. YOUNG BEAUTY School

E. F. YOUNG BEAUTY School
The E. r. Young Beauty School an
nounces its commencement exercises
which is to be held at New Hope Bap-
fist Church Sunday October fifth al
$50 o'clock.
Newell Chapel c. M. E. Church pre-.
Monday, October 9Th at 73O o'clock
sents E. F. Young, Jr. Beauty School
and Hair Style Parade. The public is
cordially invited.
Miss R. R. Srayhorn will deliver the
address.
The following students are to receive
their diplomas:
Laura Lee Appleburg, Johnnie Essie
Butler, Willie Clara Craft, Elva Mae
Hardy, Odessa Dolores Pruitt, Edith
Aserlean Thigpen, Mary Eta Wheaton
Eliza Bell White, Lille Warden Whit
engton.
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1941-10-03

MERIDIAN, Miss East End Recre-
alton, G. M. Reece Courts Mrs. Ada
Burley was hostess to a lovely chat
party camplimenting the sister Of Mr.
John S. Beale. These congenial ladies
reside in Chicago and were house guests
of Mrs L. Harris while here on death
of their brother. Those sharing the
pleasures provided for this chat were
Mrs. Lillian Harris, Miss Ruby Liddel
Miss Minnie Beale, Mrs. Lucille Watson
Younger, Mrs. Emma Thornton, Misc
Lula B. Hines, Mrs. Hattie Battle, Mrs
Gladys Grace, Mrs Viola Harvey, Misses
Bernice Wilson, Mable Lay, Mrs. Bur-
ley is one of the leading chorus mem
bers OF the East End Recreation Chorus
Evening star., 1941-06-17

GENTLE GIRL wishes pleasant single
room in quiet private home; prefers bly,
Petworth vicinity. Approx SIS. Cal
Randolph 0S75. after pm. is
NEARBY VA.-Mature. business woman;
room and kitchen; or room bath. break
fast; gar quiet home. CHI. 1775.
Evening star., 1941-06-17
ROOMS FURNISHED.

PRIVATE ENTRANCE, downtown; shower,
6oSBe sfSs S6ss ses sns s2nd f&Tn st.
2I35 F ST. N.W:-single studio room.
running water grill: SI75O, S25. Base
ment or hall room. SIS. DI. 2l35.
1928 21st ST. N.W.-HiRhly desirable
bath, shower; excel location. DU. 477O.
1894 CONNECTICUT AVE. = Single or
double large studio-type bedrooms, 6 win
dows, attractively furnished. Ho. as63.
II42a RHODE ISLAND AVE N.W:-Nicely
certrsIiy located; gentlemen zen nirO only N AH'
1894 COLUMBIA RD NW.-s4 wk. single
min downtown; baths, c.h.v. Adams 1890.
1926 LONGFELLOW ST. NV or .
bath; conv. transportation: gentlemen.
COOL BEDROOMS and plenty OF baths.
Whitehall Country School, Bradley blvd ,
Bethesda Nd. 10 miles from White House
only. Beautiful 34-scre country estate on
hlgh location. sports available; public
Transportation; breakfast only; spacious
lounge for entertaining; parties arranged,
Wisconsin 26@2.
CORNER ROOM; or girls: quick transp
Chevy Chase No busl; 500 single, sos
double. Ho 5s93. Gentles.
A CHOICE PLACE TO LIvE-Master bed
Is MN. downtown: ress EN- 5a54.
3I05 18th ST. NW-Delightfully cool
front room for I or . private home; near
cars. Dupont 1889
THE RoYALToN. 9Is NJ st, n w. Apt. 81
ATTRACTIVE front rn1,, twin beds; elev.,
phone: $50. RE 699l.
14O1 KENNEDY ST. N.w.-single room,
southern exposure; unlimited phone; gentle
man; SIS mo. GE. 7O7s.
143I CHAPLIN ST. NV, near downtown
Roommate, young man: 1st-class large 2nd-
n. room. windows twin beds; Sl5 mo.
1883 CHAPLIN ST. NW.-Desirable room,
new furniture. Convenient location.
MT. PLEASANT. SECTION = Nice. large
frort room, nicely furnished: private bath;
for . gentlemen. 1929 Irving st. NV.
THE WESTMINSTER. 1907 18th nv
inner-pring mattresses: e4-hr. elevator
CONN AND S ST. NW.-Airy studio
room, high ceiling; adjoining bath also
room, private bath. entrance. DU. 1879.
25l3 H1GHWoop DRIVE sE.-;Master
employed couple Ii 6952-J l7'
1902 ILLINOIS AVE. Nw.-Bright room.
adjoin. bath. pvt. home. Newly furnished.
Gentiles only. ia. 1919.
1414 SHEPHERD ST. N.W.-Master bed
streetcar; y bl. Rock Greek. GE. 1888.
CHEVY CHASE CIRcLE-Master bedrn..
PVT. bath; new home; gentleman: S35.
Wisconsin 1922.
I649 NEWTON ST. NW-Idesl room for
q -
ture. twin beds next bath. Excellent
trsnsp. Gentlemen only. CO. T019.
ARDMORE. ql5 Goth St n.w-Neatly
furnished. c.hw., tiled bath, maid service.
81 week up.
THE CHURCHILL, 1740 p st. nw-Lovely
front single rooms new furniture. Venetian
blinds. electric fans, running water; $3.50
weekly: twin bedrms.. SO.
141O NJ ST. NV, IroQuois, Apt. col
Newly furnished rooms. front exposure;
sgle or double, for ladies or couple.
~ BLK. SENATE OFFICE BLDG.-Double
rm new twin beds, elev.. in pvt. apt; S2S
mo. Single rm.. $40. Apt. so, l2s ne.
MASTER bedroom, twin beds, Beautyrest
mattress private bath, telephone; private
gentle home; gentlemen. WO. 5534.
1880 18th ST NW.-Large room on End
floor with kitchen. electric refrigerator.
next bath.
14OI FAIRMONT APT 106)-Comf twin
bed rm., adj. bath; trans. conv.; priv. apt;
young ladies only. IL
Evening star., 1941-06-17

18th and Eye SITS. n.w-Rooms with bath
and radio for l person from Sl6 per
week by the month for 2, from SO per week
each. Call Mr.. Willis. mgr, for inspection.
Evening star., 1941-06-17
GRAND OPPORTUNITY.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDIoNs-sa of used instruments:
d2-bass cellini sig; oo l29.69Ss 5o s PATTI; % $40
s6oaSs s9Prfn 500 ISooaSS HohnsT Essy
terms Republic 6?1@. kits, 1880 G st:
ANTIQUEs-Must sell, need cash. China,
glass, silver. books, frames, prints mirrors,
chairs tables. 61s 5th NV.
ANTIQUES genuine, beds, small table,
picture old books Wo. 1885.
prices; motors repaired: exch., gewinding
refrigerator repairs Carty 1908 14th
BATHTUBs used So suitable for tsrn scaldns
HECHINGER CO. 18th and H sts. ne.
BED. ACME HAS three-auarter and
double size Beds, SPRINGS and MATTRESS IA 1S
COMPLETE, COM FER ay;Sg SIS We W11 Do BY "
YoGR 195fd FGRNrT4RP FG8si M4R1eFF FOR MoyINe JOB
OR A HAUL TO FIREPROOF STORAGE.
AGE. 46iS I4th st. NV. Georgia 1000.
open NIGHTS"
BEDROOM SET. 9-pc. NAH, ,Sl25. value
5000; large bookcase, S25; 10-pc, NAH:
oeanE sef cSars si5 oPe9ts Fuss rug
ga; antique pier mirror, SIS. Lorrsine snn
Studios. $500 Conn, Apt. 21. Wo 1859
BEDROOM Honduras MahoganyiinI, Tall al
Magnifcent Dresser. Night Table, Here
Is a Cavalier Suite Of the Finest" II We
%s2 ksn h PrS c%e 98e Xhsad af dks Fnk ad
in Trade ACME MOVING 4 STORAGE,
4461s 18th st. NV. Georgia 7oOo' "open
BEDROOM Modern Walnut. Round
Mirror, Large Chest and Double Bed
Coil Spring Good Inner Spring Mattress.
Reasonable" 3-pc. Living Room, S42 90.
treSs and Good Spring S22.O0 Complete.
Solid Maple Extension Dinette Table. Per-
the the Address BELL STORAGE. 1880 Four
teenth, st Nv, Georgia 9ssO. open
BEDS, ACME HAS An Assortment of Beds
Springs and Mattresses. Desk Chests, a
Few Chests and Dressers Springs on
BTqad cRn s5Rf" ods psess ss TaDfsTs sof
ACME MOVING, & STORAGE. 46,S ISL. l4th b
"We'n Trade Your Furniture on Your
Moving or Storage
BEDS, twin; desk breakfast set, chests;
porch rockers, mahog card table. WE DO
MOVING. Edelman, 1908 Georgia ave.
BOOKS-New and old bargains all the
time 1--WE buy certain books) PAUL
PEARIMAN. 1711 G ST NV. DI. 3543
BRICK, LUMBER AND PLUMBING mate.
rials at bargain prices from hundreds OF
wrecking Jobs reconditioned and neatly az
You'll save time as well as money by COM
| ing to any Of our three yards
HECHINGER CO, Used Material Dept,
18th and H SITS. NE AT. 1900.
1925 Ga Ave NV 1908 Nichols Ave. s z.
BUFFET, antique, MAHOGANY, for COM
plete details, telephone WA. $500, Ext.
Evening star., 1941-06-17

1923 G st n.w.-125 modernistically fur
nished rooms. inner-spring mattresses. run
ming water in every room, bath and
showers Elevator and switchboard service.
Singles, $3.50 weekly up. Doubts SO so
weekly up. Daily rate, 81. so up.
Evening star., 1941-06-17
SUBURBAN ROOMS.
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

5000 N. goth ST. Ariineton-Furnished
room for two, with private bath in private
hopa
Evening star., 1941-06-17

1139 Conn. ave. NV; large, comfort
able rooms with Simmons inner-spring
mattresses. Singles with running water,
SS.75 wk up; double. $1,000 wk up.
With private bath. singles, $3.50 wk. up;
douhle. S1T IN Uk
Evening star., 1941-06-17
SITUATIONS MEN.


APPRENTICE PRINTER, by high school
shop Box Sac Gp's Star, tstr.e III ''"004 .'''
BOOKREEPER-STE In d 7
draft age now employed, would like change
Box 250-G, Star. 49,
BOY, colored. Is. with wheel. job as mes
senser boy. Phone DI. 1417
BOY. colored. wishes work as helper, por-
ter bus boy, houseman Lincoln 7135-W.
BOY celored. IL job as worker around
store or lunchroom: call after pm.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE. colored. de-
sIres Job as porter, bus boy or diShwasher.
FIR. 1889
MAN. young. -, 4 yrs. nearby Chamber
Of Commerce. years promotiOnal sales,
wishes immed. position; college; draft
exempt. co Sl06, Ext. 70S. IL
MAN good appearance high school grad ,
2 yrs college, experienced in cotton dress
industry and retailing of shoes. both SELL
ing and production ends. temporarily empl
but desires location in Washington: inter-
ested in lob with future and Will accept
average salary Box 73-G. Star. Il"
MAN, young, white. now employed, wants
evening or week end work; after p m
Box H64-G, Star. 1q'
Ing Office building or something similar.
After pm, DU. 1859
JOB wanted by man, so years: watchman
or care OF saddle horses. Adams 1867
PAINTING. plastering, papering; colored
vorkmen; by day. ReaSonab BILE 1908
New Hampshire ave. NV. Hobart q@53
sTENOGRAPHER, I20 w.p.m.. previous ex-
perience, night law school. For interview
write Box 267-G Star. o.
White Painter Wants Work.
ADAMS O61S
Evening star., 1941-06-17
WILSHIRE MANOR.
ROOMS EURN. g. UhFURh.

] 63S 18th st n.w.-Large. unusually at
tractive. cool. double room. newly deco
rated, lavatory. Also single with private
anrch
Evening star., 1941-06-17
GORDON HOTEL.
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,

On beautiful 18th St between Eye and K
Single rooms from $3.50 weekly: double
with twin beds and running water from
S1n. so weekly. Excellent dining room.
Evening star., 1941-06-17

PRINCE KARL HOTEL, 1901 K st. NV
Clean, attr. room. running water, inner
4-hour service Single. $3.50 up; double,
SI1 60 lid
Evening star., 1941-06-17

PIANO-Used. full keyboard spinet in
good condition. S95: easy terms. Repub-
lie 1890. The Piano Shop. 1015 7th st. NV.
spinetS, consoles grands and small up
rights at low monthly rates. Money paid
as rental applies on purchase price IL you
decide to buy later. Republic 6212
Kits, 1880 G st. NV. middle of the
h1Oekl
Evening star., 1941-06-17
FARM g GARDEN,

GOLDFISH. water lilies and plants. aey's
Water Garden, 1922 N Nelson St, Ar
!inRton, Va oxford 0s64.
$50 Gu. YARDS well-rotted COW manure
Special price on entire lot. Waters. WI.
4l95.
ANIMALS. 25c doz; tomato plants. I5c
doz. Perennlals and eVergreens. Reason =
able. F. Green. 1140S Georgia ave extended.
Evening star., 1941-06-17
ROOMS WANTED.

LOOK WASH NEWCOMERS. lge rm with
pch.; lovely res. section: trans. direct to
GOVT. DEPTS.; reas. 1928 Farragut NV.
Evening star., 1941-06-17

MOTHER AND CHILD desire furnished or
unfurnished room, board for same care for
child, age 8. Call Mrs. Harrison, Me.
71o6, bet. An. TO $3.50 Pm.
Evening star., 1941-06-17
BOATS.

FOR RENT-All-steel boat trailer. Amer
ican Trailer Co., 4O30 Wis. ave. Wo.
1922.
CABIN CRUISER, 29xs, fully equipped;
2 yrs. old: S400. Mr.. Grun, Hillside 1889
or Raleigh Boat Yard, 7th and Pa.
OUTBOARD MOTORS. all sizes. new and
used; biggest display in town; all kinds of
boats: easy terms. S. King Fulton. Inc,
900 Main ave. s.w. MA. 3996. open $50
to $50.
Evening star., 1941-06-17
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
BABY CHICKS.

None heller Henry Fast Falls
Church Va. Call Falls Church 134s
BARRED ROCKS r I Reds White Leg
horns. Conkeys Y-O feeds James Feed
Store. 6l9 st. NV Metropolitan 00Sa.
Evening star., 1941-06-17

ROOMING HOUSE upper 18th st NV:
IA rooms: rent, 500; good income: $500
cash; E-Z terms on balance. Call Mr..
Ogletree. Dixie Realty Co. Ma. $3.50.
GROCERY good buy: mixed neiehborhood;
$4,000, living quarters; low rent. Ma.
11OS or RA 006O 1qH
Evening star., 1941-06-17

ACCORDIONS-Sal of used instruments:
I2-bass Cellini, SIS; l20-bass Patti $50;
q6-basS Soprani. 500; l20-baSs Hohner,
$3.50; 120-bass Sterling, 40. Easy
terms Republic 6212. kits, 1880 G st.
ANTIQUES sell. need cash. China,
glass silver books frames, prints. mirrors,
chairs. IA bleS. 6lS 18th NV.
Evening star., 1941-06-17

PIANO, used Knabe grand; in good
condition; S295: easy terms. Republic
6212 Kits. 1880 G st. NV. middle Of
Evening star., 1941-06-17

PIANO1Slightly used latest model Wur-
liter spinet that looks like. new; very
special, only S1S5. This model sold new
for S9q5; easy terms National 1928.
Inrdan'S. corner 13tn and G sts.
Evening star., 1941-06-17

BATHTUBS. used. S5, suitable for scaldins
hogs watering stock, other farm uses.
HFCHINGER CO.. 18th and H SITS ne.
Evening star., 1941-06-17

GROCERY STORE d G s. membership;
beer license: well established: must sell at
once TO close estate. Apply Norma Hardy
Britton, attorney, 1910 Vermont ave. n W.
Evening star., 1941-06-17

BED ACME HAS three-auarter and
double size Beds, Springs and Mattress
COMPLETE FOR S1l 80: We Do IN
sured Local Moving" WE WILL BUY
OR A HAUL TO FIREPROOF STORAGE.
Gail Mr.. Chester. ACME MOVING & sTOR-
AGE. 1918 l4th st. NV. Georgia 1000.
s.QPEN NIGHTS ~
Evening star., 1941-06-17
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING FOR ORLANDO. FLA, AFTER
"wednesday, take 2 or 3 pass 1899 Olds 4 :
door sedan. Ii. 2045 after pm. IL
FORD Al SEDAN, RADIO, TO CALL
{ornia via Boulder Dam; take passengers
10 share exp. NJ. GREENBERG. Y. NJ. C. A.
Ma $3.50.
TRAVELLING CALIFORNIA JUNE %: 1871
Buick, Q passengers help drive; ref. ex-
changed. Dupont 1881 after 5 pm. 49,
THREE PEOPLE DESIRE ROUND-TRIP
Transportation to Chilicothe or K. c.,
No, around June 80; return in three or
four weeks. 1904 Que st NV, Apt. 507.
PORTLAND, OREGON-LEAVING JUNE 30
In 1899 Pontiac: can take 3. Call Mr..
Ackerman, after 6, Woodley 502a.
COUPLE LEAVING FOR WEST COAST
June 90 Desire two share expense. Al
Plymouth. SH. 7I24.
EOvT. EMPLOYE DRIVING TO CALF.
stopping Natl. Parks Nash sedan: take 3,
help drive some expenses. AID. 6626.
Evening star., 1941-06-17

TuDEN GARDENS. APT. 206-F-3 RMS.
kitchen, bath; utilities incl. Available
immedistely, Owner le4ying eiH.
Evening star., 1941-06-17

PIANOS+See US for piano bargains. This
week we are closing out large group Of
used uprights at $40, SIS. $50 and up.
ering. Baldwin. Kimbal. Fischer, Gulbran-
sen, Sohmer. Estey and others. Call Re
public 1890. The Piano Shop, 1015 9TH
Evening star., 1941-06-17

PIANO. used full-keyboard spinet. in excel
lent condition; S14a Easy terms. Re
public 6212: Kits, 1880 G st. NV.
lrrniddla of the hlnckA
Evening star., 1941-06-17

1919 NEWTON ST. NW.-IdeaI room Tor
2 in pleasant home All conv nice furni-
ture, twin beds. next bath Excellent
transu Gentlemen only co T0lq