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Evening star., 1941-10-21
NEAR 10th AND H NE.
s18 Onn-Adi 10 Forrest Hills

@-famIlv house arranged as APT NJ
! rooms and private bath on each floor.
o.. neat; excellent condition only $50"
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FURNISHED HOME VALUE.
SPRING VALLEY.

l-5b Jefferson 81 NV
Completely furnished home Of rooms.
. baths, recreation room: gas heat, garage.
r A HUMPHREYS,
SUS No Can s. Realtors MA S130
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FOR SALE-BeautLful German police pup
MES Phone j. Degering. Silver Spring
6-F-13. Silver Spring. Md, Route No. :.
HOLLYWOOD KENNELS-BOARDING
Cocker spaniel puppies, stud dogs. Wash.-
uoGtn blvd WA 1924 BerWyn 139.
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| large. modern home. Phone hot water;
] or . refined gentlemen preferred; S25
| for | S3n for Ii 2h2Q
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18th & SHEPHERD SITS. NE.

room, modern kitchen and bath, rental.
$50 all utilities included. Call Dupont
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OWNER MUST SACRIFICE.
BEAUTIFIJI, OAKCREST

Wv NGAS 4hOO1 OlSIlAE I'VE.
Lovely 2-aCre estate with l2-room house,
good state of repair, suburban area. con-
veniently located. Immediate possession.
WI. 2l0S or Oliver 110S
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Beautiful Groom suite with private
bath; suitable for 3 or 4; also other rooms
in new addition to this popular guest house
1912 New Hampshire ave. NV.
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1906 18th ST. NW.-Single room, other
vacancies; good meals; walking distance.
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1901 INGOMAR ST. NW-Comfortable
large room, twin beds; home private 2
mi lNnnals
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

FIREPLACE SEASONED WOOD, 50 a cord,
sawed any length. CaA MI. oVA4 dlteI
D m for delivery.
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GOLD. DIAMONDS

Highest ash prices paid Arthur Mark
9lS 81 NV. Rm. 30l MA 01Si
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

2 LARGE ROOMS AND BATH. PORCH
and garage. reception hall: beautifully 10
Gated. on Riggs. .rd., nr. Hillandale. Md;
$50. incl all util.; ADULTS only.
BerUyn 313-J
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ST. NEAR 18th ST. NE.
A real buy arranged as 2-family; h-w.
heat. gas, rooms. > baths, nearly new:
$3.50 cash and terms; price. S6,950. See
a. JAMES. INC. 1924 14th st. DI. 334f.
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yeqistered litter from the country very
finest stock; reasonable. Call WI. 04l
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GOOD HOUSES
ARE
GETTING SCARCE.

But I have . new homes in American
University Park with shaded lots and near
Mass. ave. They have 3 and bedrooms,
> baths, good size den and lavatory
Also a finished heated attic and the recre-
alton room with a wood-burning fireplace
will keep you cheerful this winter. There
is also house to keep your car clean and
warm. Call
r JACKSON TODD
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( ST. NEAR nth ST. NE

NEAR 9TH AND MASS. AVE. NE
S-room house; very reasonable; rooms
near 9Th and Eve ne; $3.50. Mr.. Foster
WA. 9l1S: q to 1890 am DI 3346.
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BRIGHTWOOD.

t9udlhVHDOS a.-AITacTlp SemI-detachpf
brick. on lot 36 f. wide: contains : room=
: baths 90 bedrooms recreation room VIII
layatory) gas heat. buIIt-In garage price.
SS,9JU. Evening". phone Temple lG6S.
l.. 7. GRAVATTE,
20 l5th s.. Resltor MA. G553.
1000 BLOCK NEWTON ST. NV,
Al Mt. Pleasant-SlO.g5O will buy from
the owner an S-room. somI-det ached brick
house residence. location and outlook
makes this an attractive investment no
dealers; $1,000 down Apply 1879 Newton
st, Il.
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ARLINGTON-2 rooms, suitable for 4;
near new Navy Building: $40 each. Ok
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.
50 $40 0n-A home Won would be prol

S9,S0U.uu-A nome you would De proud
TO own. Detached. center-entrance brick.
porch with sun deck. basem"nt arranged
for recreation room. in this very desirable
section: l block from schools, stores, trans
portation. Only left of group of 10.
and if you are looking for real home,
call Mr.. Clements, with BETHEL, Dis
trict 3100. Evenings Woodley 3514.
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1927 10th ST NW.-Vacancy for young
lady; second floor, front room, twin beds.
| 341O 18th ST NW-Special diets accord
ing. to doctors prescription; tray service
i
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GEORGETOWN HOUSES.
J. LEO KOLB, INC,


CHEVY CHASE. D. C. $500 QUESADA ST,
corner Nevada ave.-Large corner lot,
fully detached. masonry construction. 4
bedrooms > baths, automatic h-wh. .
car built-in garage: close 10 shopping area.
transp., churches. schools.
MAURICE FITZGERALD,
1911 G St NV Ma 1885
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1896 CONN. AVE-Young lady to share
triple room: young man to share double
roou. excellent food laundry privileges.
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GEORGETOWN.

Lovely 6-room. kitchen and bath apart
ment; attractively furnished: excellent 10
cation
DPUMMOND REALTY co HO. 290l.
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1903 C ST 6 Z
13 ACRE.
3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS,

highly restricted subdivision with
beautiful golf course, rolling hills, woods
direct transportaiion sweet home tbs{
shows care and attention to detail and
construction. Everybody thinks it mighty
nice place to live. CALL MR.. BLACK
MELDER. ORDWAY ltS4
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1401 18th SIT NV

Guest houses for men and women: Dou
Bile and single rooms. Select clientele
3640 18TH StoueeateWay CO O294.
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GOLD. DIAMONDS, SILVER
pOIIITRY & EGGS.

We nay highest prices. Ask for Mr.
Oppenheimer 903 F st. NV.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.
FOR COLORED.
1912 IRVING ST. NE.

Completely redecorsted detached dwell
ms, rooms. bath. hot-wsteT heat, front,
side and rear porches. large Handicapped
yards. exclusive neighborhood. tranSports-
tIon within !, block. $50 80 mo.
JOHN r. PINKETT, INC,
DU. S1S7. 1902 New Jersey Ave NV.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE 17O7
CLUB PRIVILEGES.

Choice rooms. clean. bright, comfortable
slnsleS ana doubles See theml
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1917 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV;
Walking distance; unusually nice single
1 S41 so large rm. with running water, suit
/ or 3. S45-S40: phone in every room.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE

Vacancy for lady in large double room.
also for l gentleman in basement studio;
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MOUNT PLEASANT single, . double
rooms: comfortably furnished: young men
unlimited phone. Box 1878. Star
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1st COMMERCIAL
SACRIFICE

Kennedy s.. NV, nr. Sth-AttractIve
semI-det.. lge. rms. hath. auto. heat, b
Car garage; excellent eond Can be re-
modelled for business. Only $3.50, on
terms. Cal! til 9 pm.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

/ DOWNTOWN. near Govt depts.-Sinele.
double; 81 80 and up All front rms newly
redecorated. zoos oath st. w ME. :14@.
/ se7 PARK RD. NW.-Room, next bath
with shower, comfortable bed, inner-spr.
mattress 500 mo; gentleman. MI. 20I5.
CHEVY CHASE. D C. $500 BIRD st. NV
Private, newly furnished room; l or =
men: near bus.
southern expo, private bath; quiet home
Lamont St. west of 18th. ] 50. from Mt
Pleasant car line: gentleman, gentle; $40
mo-: refs Box 35-D. Star.
GORDON HOTEL. on beautiful 18th st,
w, between Eve and K-Ioveiy double
rooms with twin beds and running wast,egg
from Sl1 weekly With bath from 81 o
weekly Excellent dining room
THE WESTMINSTER 1907 18th NV
Attractive rooms. newly furnished. running
water. innerspring mattress: double rm.'
showers; 24-hr. elevator service.
BETHESDA, MD, 4sl3 Battery lane-1st
I pvt. II fioi home: breaRfast opt Furn S35:
unfurn $50. Phone WI 6S19 after :.
3oe5 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Front basement twln-bed room, inner-SpTg.
matt, private shower: $50 mo. IA. sort:
333 ST. NF.-Large front room. twin
beds, s windows: gentlemen SS ,wk
Private home; conv. transp FIR. 7244.
3lI5 OLIVER ST, NW.-Attractvely furn.
room for gentlem5nnp an : block bus; uniim
I Oh CONtOhJ AYR. NV bdl toup,c
room: bus at door; newly decorated.
IA. $3.50
| DUPONT CIRCLE. 2e17 Que st. NV
Doubles and singles available soon; make
your selection now.
1903 RHODE ISLAND AVE.-Large rooms,
: sgle. or dble.. running water. showers
81 50 dav. hotel service; family rates.
( CORNER ROOM, in new suburban home;
tUh, shower bath. downtown bus at door.
WA 4721 after 3 pm. Gentleman.
1926 BLAINE ST. NE-Wiu rent to en-
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1918 WEBSTER ST. NW.-Newly fur
niShed. Jewish home, double room, twin
beds $40 50: men or women IA 323S.
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1910 CRTTTENDEN ST. N.W-Basement,
| men; g. hn ca NklY RA Rl e.
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WANTED several people for a strictly
Kosher boarding house Special rates by
week or month. Home type meals. 1918
Quincy st. NV. ia. 0o77.
WOODLEY ARMS, c6l9 Woodley pl. NV,
viz Warjman PARK Hotel Vacancy for
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
Continued.

VACUUM CLEANER, Rex-air- good cond =:
su attachments; will demonstrate; cheap
Tor cash. ia, 9192. Call evenings
VACUUM CLEANERS rebuilt ana guar. as
low as Sl0.95; also genuine HOOVER fac
tory rebulltS at SO % and up. We are
WaShlngtonS authorized HOOVER special
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-02-20
corded in liber 1893, folio 1T. Tax

corded in liber 1893, folio 1T. Tax
es, interest and costs $44.57.
Green, Harry X. & Ethel W
Parcel of land called, Beans Good
WHIP, containing 1 acre, as describ-
ed in a deed recorded in liber 778,
folio 267. Taxes, interest and costs
$3.76.
Johnson, Charles Edward &
Goldie Druscilla - Parcel of land
called, "Owens Conclusion, con-
tanning 6A acres and improve
ments as described in a deed re-
corded in liber 648, folio 272. Tax
es, interest and costs $19.15.
Wright, Charles Part of a
tract of land called, Trouble
Enough, containing TN acres
and improvements, as described in
a deed recorded in liber 504, folio
233 Of this tract 25 acres and
improvements will be offered as per
plat and description to be exhibit
ed on day Of sale. Taxes, inter-
est and costs $72.S0.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-02-20
b Election District,
7asiington Grove

|heson, Ada M. & Clyde B.
6 and z, Block 8, wash
Grove, as described in a
recorded in liber ITO, folio
Taxes, interest and costs
. Russell w. & Ellen L.
b, Block "a, washington
4, as described in a deed
|ed in liber 7S1, folio 221.
interest and costs $4.01-
edale, Edith Wall--Lots a,
Ind Part Of Lot 3, Block s,
improvements, washington
4 as described in a deed re-
in liber 66S, folio 478. Tax
terest and costs $131.55.
Ter, Caryl Hot / and
bf Lot 2, Block 8, and i'm
nents, washington Grove,
eribed in a deed recorded in
E64, folio 1877. Taxes, inter-
q costs $67.89.
er, Myra Estelle-Lot LA,
BITS / to 5, inclusive, Block
improvements, washing
pve", as described in a deed
ID in liber TIA, folio 498.
interest and costs $4,000.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-02-20

Callotta, Samuel-Part of Lot
80, "Cabin John Park, Section H.,
as described in a deed recorded in
liber 772, folio 213. Taxes, in
terest and costs $3.50.
Gates, Christian R. & June B.
Part of Lots 3 & A, &C. E. Ben
sons Addition" containing 5775
square feet, as described in deed
recorded in liber TAI, folio 268.
Taxes, interest and costs 1881.
Nelson, George Lot 116, and
improvements, "Cabin John Park,
Section II, as described in deed
recorded in liber 408, folio 1888.
Taxes interest and costs $37.42.
Pyles, Susannah-Lot IL, and
improvements, "Cabin John Park,
Section ~, as described in deed
recorded in liber 374, folio 45.
Taxes, interest and costs $29.95.
Strother, William E. & Ruth
Mot 10, and improvements,
&c. E. Benson's Addition to Cabin
John Park, as described in a
deed recorded in liber 378, folio
455. Taxes, interest and costs
$31.70.
Sadtler, Allen Plot Ia, Cab
in John Park, Section %, as de-
scribed in a deed recorded in liber
1893, folio Ia. Taxes, interest
and costs $500.
Sadtler, Allen PLOT 6. and
improvements, "Cabin John Park,
Section 2". as described in a deed
recorded in liber 44S, folio 453.
Taxes, interest and costs $14.90.
Tomlinson, Mary w. - Lot 4S,
and improvements, "Cabin John
Park, Section 2", as described in
a deed recorded in liber 612, folio
464. Taxes, interest and costs
$26.33.
Tomlinson, Mary w. = Lot 81,
"Cabin John Park, Section 2", as
described in a deed recorded in
liber 612, folio 464. Taxes, inter-
est and costs $12.33.
White, Hugh E. & Nellie M
Part Of Lot "a, and improvements,
CaDln Jonn Park, Section e, con-
tanning 1862 square feet, as de-
.scribed in a deed recorded in liber
444, folio 1874 and as per plat re-
corded in plat book 8, plat num-
Der 249. Taxes, interest and
costs $95.17.
White, Hugh E. & Nellie M
Part Of tract of land containing
21.134 acres and improvements,
"Cabin John Park, as described
in deed recorded in liber Alta,
folio 1922. Taxes, interest and
costs $113.26.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-02-20
Eleventh Election Dist.
GAINESVILLE

Champion, Lewis - Part of q
tract Of land called "Resurvey on
Hanover" containing 18% acres
and improvements, as described in
a deed recorded in liber ia. a.
folio 4. Taxes, interest and costs
$21.75.
Day, Pliny D.-Part of a tract
of land called "Beall's Good WHIP
containing 35.7 acres and improve
ments, as described in a deed re-
corded in liber 478, folio AIT. Tax
es, interest and costs $34.24.
Ernst, Martha A. - Parcel Of
land called Woodstock" contain
ing 8.4 acres, adjoining the prop
critics Of James Spencer, John
Hutchinson and j. B, Runkles
Taxes, interest and costs $6.68.
Everhart, Catherine D.-Part Of
a tract Of land called "Happy
Choice" containing 122 acres and
improvements, as described in a
deed recorded in liber 694, folio
1876. Of this tract 20 acres and
improvements will be offered as
per plat and description to be ex-
hibited on day of sale. Taxes,
interest and costs $76.27.
Mailman, James H.-Parcel Of
land called Woodstock and CHS
wells Inheritance" containing 51s
acres and improvements, as de-
cribed in q deed recorded in liber
1876, folio 492. Taxes, interest and
costs $26.S9.
Hamilton, Alexander-Parcel of
land called Woodstock" contain
ing-2 acres and improvements, as
described in a deed recorded in
liber 675, folio LOG. Taxes, inter.
est and costs 1882. !
Ketterman, Russell G. & Amaze
Parcel of land called "Resur.
vey on Hanover" containing
acres and improvements, as de-
scribed in a deed recorded in liber
75S, folio 1874. Taxes, interest
and costs $11.32.
Parker, John M. & Belle--Lot
at "Boyds" containing 5 acres
and improvements, as described in
a deed recorded in liber 268, folio
405. Taxes, interest and costs
$3.50.
Payne, Henry-Parcel of land
called "Resurvey on Hanover" con.
tanning 31s acres and improve.
ments, as described in a deed re.
corded in liber 20S, folio 4S. Tax.
es, interest and costs $14.95.
Payne, Henry-Parcel of LAND
called "Resurvey on Hanover
containing acres and 81 perch
as described in a deed recorded
in liber 402, folio 257. Taxes, in.
terest and costs $5.76.
Spencer, James-Part of a tract
of land called Woodstock" con.
tanning Is acres, adjoining the
properties of F. Onley, Henry
Ernst, James Spenser and j. B
Runkles. Taxes, interest ant
costs $6.6S.
Smith, Mary - Parcel of lane
called Hanover" containing az
acres and improvements, as de.
scribed in a will recorded in will
book H.G.C. II, folio 257. Taxes
intarast and ooefc 60 on
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-02-20
nued from page 81


Joseph Thomas and Sis
Parcel of land on Frederick
|e containing 2 acres, and i'm
hents, adjoining the proper
h the Ramsdell Theater Com
Annie M. Miles, Joseph Thorn
.yd and Sister and Frederick
e. Taxes, interest and costs
|fson, Jacob & Rosie-Part
h z, "Deer Park, containing
.quare feet, as described in
h recorded in liber 558, folio
Taxes, interest and costs
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-02-20
1 Election District,
Potomac

by, Lewis, Jr.-Parcel of
pntaining 5 acres, more or
IND improvements, as de-
in a deed recorded in liber
bio $40. Taxes, interest
BITS 1927,
4, Charlotte S. & Louis H.
. of O. tract of land called
rwall Enlarged, contain
Ills acres, and improve
as described in deeds re-
in liber 4s2, folio SO and
~, folio 10. OF this tract
acres will be offered as per
n description to be exhibited
Of sale. Taxes, interest
hts $94.69.
n, John Part of a tract
b called "Sandy Landing,
ing 47.87 acres, as de-
n in a deed recorded in liber
.lio 442. OF this tract 20
ill be offered as per plat
eription to be exhibited on
sale. Taxes, interest and
55.37.
/, John T.-Parcel of land
Williamsburg" containing
les and improvements, as
ID. in a deed recorded in
3, folio 442, Taxes, inter-
costs $21.06.
ell, Alfred Parcel of
led "Big Pines, containing
and improvements, as de-
in a deed recorded in liber
lio 1893. Taxes, interest
Us $21.38.
ND, Willie Grafton--Parcel
called Williamsburg" con-
5 acres and improvements,
ribbed in a deed recorded
588, folio 166. Taxes,
and costs $3.50.
nd, Willie Grafton-Part
act of land containing IA
md improvements, as de-
in a deed recorded in liber
lio l66. Taxes, interest
Is 1851.
Dn, Samuel & Bessie =
q tract of land called
nsboro" containing 10 acres
rovements, as described in
recorded in liber 274, folio
axes, interest and costs
John W.-Parcel of land
Carderock" containing 3
md Improvements, as de-
in a deed recorded in liber
folio 81. Taxes, interest
rs $47.8S.
nm, Thomas Y. and Fay
gler-Part of a tract Of
lled "Williamburgh" con-
Is acres, as described in
recorded in liber 438, folio
lakes, interest and costs
IN, Thomas Y and Fay
gler-Part of a tract of
He'd "Clewerall Enlarged"
be 1925 acres and inn
hts, as described in a deed
in liber 43s, folio 263.
Hract Is acres and i'm
hts Twill be offered as per
description to be exhibit
~ of sale. Taxes, interest
IS $27SsQ2.
y, Norman d. & Sadie v.
t Potomac" containing
re and improvements, as
in a deed recorded in
folio 121. Taxes, inter-
costs $20.E6.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-02-20
Election District,
bin John Park

B, Willislm D. & Helen E.
4 " of Lot s, "Cabin John
ction 2" containing 1000
eet and improvements, as
in q deed recorded in
folio 345. Taxes, inter-
costs $54.10.
yell, Daniel F. Jr. - Lot
* 5, and improvements,
4 4, Cabin John Park, as
in a deed recorded in
folio 337. Taxes, inter-
costs $500.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-02-20
Twelfth Election Dist.
Damascus

Brownell, Frank E. & Lucy
Parcel Of land called, Every Good,
containing 81 perch and improve
ments, as described in a deed re-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-02-20

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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-12-12
Post Office Auctions
Gifts Lost in Mails

Uncle Sam will soon make profits
by selling Christmas presents sent
through the mails, but he would
much rather deliver them-and he
would, if he knew where they were
supposed to 60.
American people are so rich and
in such hurry that they don't even
take the pains to see that their gifts
sent by mail are properly wrapped
and addressed. Of course, all are
not careless about it, but the post
men do have hard time during
the holidays.
Extra mail clerks receive millions
of dollars in wages, and a good
share of this extra force is kept busy
handling poorly wrapped and i'm
properly addressed packages. Many
thousands of Christmas gifts will
be sold because they contain no
clew concerning their sender or the
intended destination. The ''unad-
dressed" department of the inquiry
section of the post Office in large
cities resembles a warehouse.
Some gifts cannot be held long,
such as alligators from Florida, live
chickens, turkeys, or fruits. These
are quickly sold and the sale price
held in a fund which is ultimately
turned into the treasury. When all
efforts have been exhausted, the I'M
identified and unclaimed packages
are sold by an auctioneer.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-12-12
TOYS for Children
Should Be Selected
To Fit Age Level

Select child's Christmas toys as
you select his clothes-to eft" his
age level, suggests DR.. Ella J. Day,
head of the University of Tennessee
child development department.
eff the child is just learning to
walk and climb, give him play ma
terials to stimulate these activities.
He needs his first picture books when
he begins to talk, housekeeping toys
at about three when he begins to
want to help mother, and crayons
and scissors when he can begin to
handle them," says DR.. Day.
Parents, aunts, uncles and cousins
should consider what the child is
ready for as regards physical
growth and mental and social de-
velopment in selecting toys, contin-
ues Dr.. Day.
eff toys are selected with some
relation to the childs growth and
needs, they will be toys which slim
ulate self-reliance. This is impor-
tant from the standpoint of building
up habits of industry, concentration
and stick-to-itiveness, and to foster
creative and constructive activity"
Most children can fare better with
fewer but carefully selected toys, it
is believed.
DR.. Day also recommends that
parents consider the probable ''life"
of toy before buying.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-12-12
Planning Helps
Late Shoppers
Select Presents

Despite incessant reminders to
shop early" last-minute shoppers
viii crowd the stores the day or two
before Christmas in . mad search
for gifts.
When there Is little time left It
u best to sit down and think over
the problem before leaving the
house. This sounds paradoxical, but
far more can be accomplished by
spending time planning than by
rushing around a store without any
idea Of what Is wanted.
A little ingenuity will disclose
countless presents that can be &C
quired with q minimum Of time.
Simple combinations Of articles
make admirable presents. For ex-
ample, il the friend is a camera
addict, combine several rolls of film,
4 flood lamp and few flash bulbs
into an attractive package.
It Is inadvisable to hastily select
monogrammed or initiated station
cry for an inveterate letter-writer.
A very welcome present can be
made by enclosing book Of postage
stamps in an extra-nice box of plain
stationery.
These are just two Of many COM
binations which will satisfy the need
for last-minute presents. II you are
too tired or too busy to employ even
this simple device there are still
several other practical remedies.
Fill in that subscription blank for
your favorite magazine that has
been around the house, and wrap a
current issue in an attractive car
ton with note explaining that there
are IL more to come. Only be care
full that the friend does not already
subscribe to the magazine or your
present will lose a good share Of its
interest.
Another welcome gift can be Sc
cured at the last minute by tele-
phoning the local theater for few
tickets. Then write little note,
preferably in rhyme, and include it
with the tickets.
A little ingenuity will disclose
countless presents that can be &C.
quired with a minimum Of time.
BY all means don't buy things
that come in sizes unless you are
sure Of the size. And don't buy a
gift that may have to be exchanged
unless the store will exchange the
article willingly.
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Holly Decoration Used
In Pagan Celebrations

Holly has become closely associ-
ated with Christmas, but why, no
body knows.
Some claim that holly, with its
thorns and blood-red berries, SYM
bolizes the crown of thorns worn
by the Saviour. Another belief is
that the use of holly as Christmas
decorations was handed down. by
the pagans. The Romans dedicat-
ed the plant to Saturn to be used
at the Saturnalia, his festival, &C.
curing in December. At about the
same time the early Christians cele-
brated the birth of Christ, and to
protect themselves from prosecu-
ton, they. decorated their homes
with holly.
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Good Children

Boys and girls, listen to this. Santa
keeps careful tab on all of you. Ev-
cry time a little boy uses daddy's
razor for carving up the furniture,
or a little girl spills the ink on
mothers best tablecloth, it is writ
ten in red ink against the name of
the little boy or girl. But if a boy
carries out the ashes for dad, or if
a little girl helps her mother with
the busting or the dishes, the report
is written in green ink. And it's the
green ink reports that bring Sanity
down your chimney on Christmas.