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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-01-09
Men Are Being Accepted For
Enlistment in Marine Corps

The U. S. Marine Corps is accept
ing young men for enlistment who are
between the ages of IS and 80 years.
Also, young men between the ages
of 81 and 80 years, who have regis
tered for selective service, can volun-
teer for enlistment in the U. S. Ma
rine Corps.
The period of enlistment is for four
years. Applicants must have a clear
record; be in good physical condition;
and have an average education. The
minimum height is 81 inches; the
maximum, "a inches. Married men
will not be accepted.
Those who pass the physical exam
ination successfully, and meet the
above requirements, will be enlisted
at the Baltimore office and sent to
the Marine Barracks, Paris Island,
South Carolina, for their initial train
ing. The period of training is for
about six weeks, after which men are
sent to regular Marine Corps sta
ton.
Ask your postmaster for informa-
ton or write to the Marine Corps Re-
cruiting Station, Post Office Building,
Baltimore, Maryland. All mail re-
quests for information will be an
swered promptly.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-01-09
GORTNER

Mrs. Jennie Sanders has returned
home from Cumberland.
Mrs. Robert Miller was a guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lee on Friday.
Junior Beeghley spent last week
clerking for Carl Sisler at Red House,
during Mr.. Sisters absence.
The Sunday school and church con-
tribution last Sunday was $9.06, to be
sent to Save the Children Federation
in England and the starving in China.
A number of folks washed the walls
of the union church on Thursday, get
ting ready to have it redecorated.
Mrs. Ernest Gortner was taken to
Memorial hospital in Cumberland, on
Sunday, where she underwent an OPP
Grafton on Monday.
Mrs. Charles Arnold, of Eglon, Wis
tied her father and other relatives
one day last week.
Norman Schrock is recovering from
painful infection in his face.
Simon Swartzentruber and fam
lily, Misses Matte Davis and Orpha
Slabach spent Monday evening at S.
W. Slabach's.
The following recently were enter
tanned at Clarence Fulk's: Sylvia, Asa
and Edgel Kitzmiller, Roy and Virgil
Dewitt, of Oakland; Mr. and Mrs.
Art Fulk, Fairmont; Noah Slabach
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sisk,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Beckman, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Grub, of
Kansas City, Mo-, spent Thursday
with her niece, Mrs. Paul WEIGH, and
other relatives. Gathering at Welch's
to visit Mr. and Mrs. Grub were Mrs.
c. A. Railey, Deep Greek; Mr.. and
Mrs. Jonas Sines and son, Swallow
Falls; Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Beeghley,
Sunnyside; Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Alex
ander and daughter Nell, Accident;
Mrs. Jane Beeghley, Mrs. Mary
Grove and daughter Blanche, Mr.. and
Mrs, Harry Beeghley and daughter
Clara Jane.
On Sunday Mrs. Paul Welch visited
her father in Accident. He was later
taken to Memorial hospital in Cum
berland for treatment following in
iuries he sustained in a fall from a
ladder.
Miss Frieda Lichty is spending two
weeks at her home before returning
to her employment at Meyersdale.
Irwin Yoder,, Fred Swartzentruber
and Miss Orpha Slabach spent sew
eral days as guests of relatives near
Grantsville.
Lawrence Bittinger, of Grantsville,
visited with his home folks on Sun
day.
Noah Swartzentruber, of Michigan,
spent the weekend with his relatives.
Mrs. Amanda Hoff accompanied her
sister, Mrs. George Hesen, to Keyser,
w. Va, where she spent several days
! last week.
Misses Nina Fiat and Blanche
Grove spent Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. Albert Sisk.
Mrs. Elwood Beckman was the
guest on Friday of her cousins, the
Killiuses and Mrs. George Sanders, at
Mt Lake Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wakemar
and son were weekend visitors in
Cumberland.
The following were guests at Roy
Lees on Sunday; Mr. and Mrs Well.
ington Smouse, Mr.. and Mrs, Edward
Calls, Mrs. Pearl Cooper and two
daughters and Mr.. Swiringer, of Mt
Lake Park.
Miss Laura Alice Friend spent the
weekend in Mt. Lake Park.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-01-09

Eleven navy flyers were killed in a
plane crash in California.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-01-09
Seventy-Three Were Present AT
OrthOpedic Clinic Monday

Seventy-three persons were exam
ined at the orthopedic clinic conducted
Monday, January 6, in the health of
flee at the Court House here.
DR.. George 0. Eaton, bone special
list, Baltimore, who is assistant to Dr..
George 0. Eaton, was in charge of the
examinations. The majority of cases
were old patient, it was stated at the
office
The next clinic will be conducted
in April.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-01-09
LOCAL ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR RENT Three-room apart
ment and also business room. Apply
Mrs. George Thayer, 80 Alder Street.
Advertisement 45-3t+
SHEEP WANTED Forty to fifty
good stock ewes. H. S. Friend, Deer
Park, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 44-3t*
WANTED-Post and Saw Timber;
prefer post timber; will pay reasona-
BILE price. Write Box 85, Markleysburg,
Pa.-Advertisement 45-2t*
FOR RENT-Large we'll furnished
bedroom with private bath, suitable
for two men. Mrs. Archibald Moore,
Ga Oak Advertisement 45-2t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-01-09
Credit Association to Meet

The seventh annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Romney Produc-
ton Credit Association will be held at
the Presbyterian church, Romney, w.
Va, Monday, January 27, 1941, at
1880 o'clock a. Ill. The attendance of
all borrowers is needed to make it a
according to those in charge.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-01-09
Card of Thanks

l desire to thank all those in Noun
tain Lake Park and elsewhere for their
many kindnesses to me during the i'll
ness and following the death of my
husband, Albert T. White. | also want
to thank those who sent floral pieces
and donated the use of their cars for
the funeral. | am deeply appreciative
BERTHA C. WHITE.
Mountain Lake Park. Md.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-01-09

A court investigator in Chicago
said that records of the German
American bund included list of be-
tween 1900 and 1000 United States
army and navy officers and privates
who apparently are members of the
bund.
During the year 61,348 individuals
received public assistance in Mary
land.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-09

The President of the United States at II 92 p. m.
(note clock) on Dec, 8, 1941, calmly and briefly
addressing a joint session of the Congress to ask
declaration Of war upon the treacherOus Japanese
Empire. House and Senate within 43 minutes gave
him that tdeclaration-unanimou save for the mega
tive vote Of one Congresswoman Jeannette Rankin.
Evening star., 1941-08-31

flat of his paddle But they were in the full grip
of the current now and there was no perceptible
slackening in their speed. Andre half stood up.
The canoe wabbled.
Poleon looked around. "Sit down." He
grinned thnly. I'VE will catch the madman to-
gedder, Andre, like you have said"
''You are the madman" Andre screamed
crouching. This way you will catch nothing
but death for us bot"
ut mak's YER possible, yes" Then Pcleon
explained patiently, as to child: "If we are to
catch the mad killer, this is cur single chance
The red-coat p'lice are tracking too, have you
forgotten that? If we are to beat them we have
no time to fight the current all the way back to
the safe fork. A half day have wasted already,
. returning for you. Sit down, Andre ="
! Twill not sit down.
/. Poleon lifted his paddle from the water,
raised it high. Then Poleon, who shrank from
clubbing the live mink in his trap, brought the
paddle down in hard swift blow against mttis
Andres head. The halfbreed slumped, uncon-
scious in the bottom of the canoe.
The canoe rocked but remained afoat
They were in white water now. The canoe
dipped and leaped like bucking horse But
Poleon held it under the mastery of his paddle
gripping the handle so hard that his knuckes
appeared as white bumps in the brownness of
his hands.
Deep in the gorge now the cliffs reared high,
enclosing the monday sun. The water in its
swift flow made white patches as it broke with
sulen roar against fangs of rock
With eyes slitted against the glare, Poleon
crouched and worked as never before in his
tosome life, fighting the white water with a
paddle that was bent sometimes almost to
Evening star., 1941-08-31


and rescue you when you blundered down the
wrong fork of the river? Are you such clumsy
tracker, Andre, that you cannot see signpost
on an island?"
Andre hung his head and said nothing
Poleon couldn't understand at first. But after
moment he did. What could Andre say with
out revealing that he was not only liar but a
gn-changer?
The Sergeant Altward was talking again.
looking at Poleon with sober smile. THE
nladman's slipped us, he said. Can you put
us back on his tral?"
"By the whiskers of green musk-ox,"
Poleon sputtered, Il can!'
You're hired" the sergeant said, "as
tracker for the Fort Endurance post"
Poleon swallowed, gasped, drew himself up
in the manner of veritable Bonaparte. "Off-
cial?"
Official" the sergeant assured.
Fiercely, Poleon frowned. Il accept" he
said grandiloquently.
The End
Evening star., 1941-08-31

breaking as he drove now under the loom of the
cliff wall so close that he raked it, now out in
the middle, drenched with spray and swerving
in the boil of the current to miss outcropping
bOulders.
DEATH So close and so long Life! So good
and so short. Wild geese honking high the sun
on an otter skin; winter air tanged with wood
smoke; summer air made crisp and heady from
the smell of pines . . 1t would be sad to leave
all this
ALLEz but he need not! Very nearly he had
run the whole gauntlet of these death rocks,
with but one more washboard rapids to be
traversed -
He was in it! Dipping down, tipping . he
was out of it! So fast, like the blinking of an
eye. He had run the Rabides du Mort and he
hoated free Life - it was in his two hands :.
MOI No it was not. 1t was still on the lap of
the white water. Because ahead, around this
cliff bend, remained the great falls!
Around the bend the canoe sped, the rail
sucking water. And at once there was quick
ening, sckening forward lurch, as the craft
was gripped from underneath and hurled ahead
faster than it yet had been. Here, as the walls
narrowed down, squeezing the sun from the
gorge, there was curious halfhush, more
frightful than the waters roar in the upper
rapids. 1t made pressure against the ears as
dead ahead - terrifyingly near - the river
poured into the sky!
At the very brink of the falls two upthrust
rocks met the rush of water forcing it in a swell
ing mound between them. Poleon made his
choice. Between these rocks he would go, as
though with the canoe he were threading a
giant needle. That much he could accomplish
Evening star., 1941-03-29
AUTO TITLE CLERK.

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.
Firmly established dealer; gen.
tile required, native D. c. pre-
ferred; must be thoroughly Ca
pable figuring deferred payment
sales, credit reporting, prepara-
ton all finance papers, title
transfer requirements, Md, D. C..
Va; some bookkeeping exp. de-
sirable; preference given quail
fled young woman engaged in
such work locally several years;
present employment protected
Only detailed replies, giving ref
erence considered. Box 110-R
Star.
Evening star., 1941-03-29

boSts~GSS SEF FSNE Sf<ibhkS.
sR s$ H19Ss s4o! saerss Ph9ns
HO 9644. 81
WONDERFUL LOCATION, secondhand
furniture, antiques, linoleum, carpets.
SsstfS sRho'ss5S 15R %Ro:sn ST. aStn
FOR RENT. Standard gasoline station and
store. or lunchcroom near Government
Great Fans I'd, s Va % oxford 7 751w,s u8 So On
ATTR TOURIST LOG CABIN. ami,
beautifully furn. 3. Home. tea rm;, Amoco
Winchester. Va. Good buy. exc. tourist
and local bus. Must sell, due to health
Vale Camp. Pender, Va. 30 mi. Wash.
FOR RENT.Basement of medical bldg,
Approx. 1900 50. #. Suit. for drugstore
or cafe RE. $500. mgr
S-ROOM HOUSE, s.w. section, walking dis
lance t OF Govt. bldgs gsIArcola heat, garage:
bsndv Ior tTeGm1n9 h0nse qIiet street.
cash required. Box Bar, Star
| GROCERY STORE. doing cash business:
must sell; reasonable. 513 9Th st. ne.
PooLROoM. ; tables. for sale: GOOD Ioca-
rent. Reasonable price 3.
GROCERY STORE will be sold at once to
hrSt buyer; $500. Location. 1851 4th
ST. NV. 30S
VALET SHOP, Northeast, doing very we'll
after 730, WI 59I7.
PHYSICIANS OFFICE for rent with or
without equipment, In fastest growing sec
tlon OF Washington; Office available due to
draft: opportunity OF lifetime. Box
263-V. Star. 3Os
BEAUTY SHOP, doing good business: also
contents OF apt. suitable for couple or
Two operators; cheap for quick sale. Box
169-V. Star 40.
FOR SALE
Wen established and paying automobile
SaieS ana service business; neW-car agency,
BalCrank lift and high pressure greasing
equipment: 2l2-ton power crane tow Vag-
otfice equipment including two typewriters.
two desks. large safe and stationery case.
Priced reasonable. Will consider trading
a farm or financing Located between
Baltimore and Washington. Box 32S-V
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HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK. white, expert, for first-f1oor and
;erve; stay nights state refs, salary and
age. Box 32-R, Star.
CONSCIENTIOUS and experienced, neat.
pleasant. general houseworker, white or
colored, size 1918, age 25-4O pref. Must
be good cook. serve. trained all phases
gh.w. Light personal laundry. ironing.
Hours, z am. to 8 pm. Live in or out.
Comfortable basement rm. with Law. avail.
Nice home. CHI. Ch., small family Health
cert. or doctors report. Good refs. req.
SIS wk. Box 3S-R, Star.
EXCELLENT COOK, general houseworker;
laundry: references. Box 30s-R, Star.
GIRL or woman. white: g;h:w:, plain cook
in. Box 2SR, Star.
GIRL. white over 21: assist housework; 3
children; SS per wk.: live in. Emerson
5421. 1925 Rowland pl. NV.
GIRL, white; light housework, cooking;
live in; health certificate; refs. req; 2
adults. boy. school age. RA. 5345.
GIRL, white, general housework and care
of 10-mos.-old baby; live in. RA. 0100.
GIRL. light colored, 26 yrs. old, excel. cook
and houSeworker; stay some nights; city
refs; good salary. Emerson 1883.
GIRL for general housework and care
children; live in: Sundays on. 1920 B
st. Sc
GIRL. excellent fancy cook good laundress
and cleaner. over 25 years preferred; live
in; must have excellent reference. Call
Wo. 1900.
GIRL white, for general housework: must
like children; live in. $50 month. 1876
Del Ray ave-. Bethesda. WI b670.
Evening star., 1941-03-29

SOFAS and CHAIRS Priced for quick
sale Lincoln Furniture Co., SO7 Penna.
ave. NV.
TYPEWRrTERs ADDING MACHINES, new
and used, sold, rented repaired Terms
open evenings. American Typewriter Co..
1871 East Capitol st Ii O0S2.
TYPEWRITER Rental Service, b7I6 18th
NV. GE 1888 Underwoods. 81 S5 mo- 4
mos IN adv. $3.50; no. del, ST add. dep
TYPEWRITERS-Open sale at our new
iocatlon, prices greatly reduced CAPITOL
typewriter Co, 731 11th st. NV
ULTRA VIOLET RAY MACH, Burdick, $50.
Metropolitan 1919
WASHERS prices on brand-new
STANDARD makes of washing machines, in
crates, at discounts of more than SOC off
Ilst prices No down payment. Terms as
low as 81 weekly. Liberal trade-in
ATLAS APPLIANCE CO,
WaShlngton'S Largest Appliance House,
92l G 81 NV Entire Building
District 3137. Open Ewes. TIL Pm.
WASHING MACHINE. Bendix de luxe cost
SISO: sacrI1ce, SD. Also baby high chair
30: cost 81. Glebe 1725.
MISCELLANEOUS household furnishings
CaH RA. 1896, after z pm. 40OS l4th
ST. NV. No dealers.
SAF S Reconditioned, Low as S25.
steel home safe
] service station safe
! service station chest
> small business safes
medium business safes
wall chest with round door.
l fur safe with 3 hangers
Safes Opened Repaired Bought, Moved
THE SAFEMASTERS co,
23O4 Pa. Ave. NV National 701O.
Evening star., 1941-03-29
HELP MEN 5 WOMEk.

BOARDING HOUSE. excellent chef. exp.
in quality foods. good baker: . meals daily.
State wages. Box 414-R. Star.
COUPLE. colored; boarding house, live in:
woman maid, waitress; man dishwasher,
houseman; local reference. Ii. 5865-W.
S1O-WE PAY-S10.
To Housewives and CanvaSsers for oil
burner prospects WE SELL MI. OO22
Evening star., 1941-03-29
statesmen.

CITY SALESMAN. must have high char
acter good education and cultural back
ground and native sales ability. Age
under 40 Several years resident in Dis
trict preferred Starting salary, S25 per
week. with increases dependent upon sales
volume Box 30h-R. Star.
Evening star., 1941-03-29

WOMEN FOR SELLING
POSITIONS P IN MEMS
CLOTHING AND MEMS
FURNISHINGS. EXCEL
LENT WAGES. APPLY
MONDAY, ROOM 4O6, EVE
MING STAR BUILDING
Evening star., 1941-03-29

BADGE BROOCH, Royal Flying Corps" Corps
vicinity Mayfower, Lee Sheraton or IN
taxi Reward DouglaS-Mann, BRUSH
Air Comm. HO 1000
BAG, black beaded. containing gold com
pact tort9JSe Shell eI5aGo eom6;o VIC no raIdge 4I1
FOUNTAIN PEN Parker 3,i :ts gold baqd Pis.ynb3 with
Public Library, Thursday priZed as birth
day gift Reward. Call AID. S926-".
GLASSES; in tan leather case, in neishbor-
hood Of 18th and PennSylyanla ave NV
Reward Phone WO. 5S}2.
KNITTING BAG. containing black notebook
and other papers valuable only to. owner;
lost Monday morning IN taXicab. Call
District 5000, Ext. 500.
PACKAGE containing dress. on Wash.
blvd. bet. Clarendon and Lincoln Sts., in
Arlington Friday noon. CHI. 2494.
PIN opal and diamond chain, lost March
18th between Washington and New YORK
Reward. Telephone, collect Greenwich
POCKETBOOK mans. black. with Green
Meadows advertisement: finder keep money
snd call DR.. Frank W. Braden, Ii, 0434.
POLICE DOG, male dark sable; vicinity
North Chevy Chase, Md. Reward. Phone
POLICE BADGE NO. 1888. Argyle Country
Club, Silver Sprine, Md. Return to Heber
Osborne. 1904 10th ST. ne. tAttached to
second precinct)
RED COCKER SPANIEL, male. Kenwood.
Reward, WI. 6245.
sCOTTY. black, female, answers to name
Soda; lost Sunday night, March 10 SO
reward. Dupont S619, or notify sixth Pre-
elnct.
SEALSKIN MUFF valued at $40; lost about
] mo- ago. Reward. Call SH. 6446-'l.
1927 Ridgemoor DR., Silver Spring. Md.
SIGMA NU FRATERNITY PIN, L s;
Porter engraved on back. Reward. Call
Woodlev OILS.
WRIST WATCH ladys yellow gold Hamil-
ton: lost March 90, between Hillcrest and
Dept. Of Agriculture Reward; RE: 4l42'
Evening star., 1941-03-29
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
tContinued)

ELECTRIC RANGE. Westinghouse. stand
6O37 Ridge dr.. Brookmont, Nd. WO. 2S94.
Evening star., 1941-03-29
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BEAUTICIAN, expert in all branches; con-
slider f1rst-class gentle shop only. Box
23s-V. Star 3O'
NURSE German, "a for infant or sick
room or charge of home; dietitian long
exp; cltv ref. Box 37S-V, Star.
NURSE. practical, experienced wants dav
or night work; eighteen dollars week
Emerson 0SS9 81
SEC. -STENOG. -, ; yrs exp. u S Treas
ury. desires work evenings. Box 3Hl ".
Star 81
STENOGRAPHER SECRETARY. speedy:
shorthand 10, typing rs words per minute
Telephone Hillside O7SS.- 30.
WIDOW, refined. educated. as companion
or light duties, typlng; live in. Mrs Smith,
1890 10th st. NV 20"
Evening star., 1941-03-29

SALESLADIES, experienced
in dress, coat and millinery
depts. Apply Hearn's, 8O6
7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-03-29
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

GOOD NEIGHBoR SPANISH SCHOOL
Starting April Spanish courses, beginners,
advanced. Native teachers; small groups.
1871 Connecticut ave. NV. NO. 4150.
NAKON BEAUTY SCHOOL,
3n0Q 18th ST Hobart O166
Evening star., 1941-03-29
ROOMS FURNISHED.
(Contfnued

1923 EYE ST. NW.-Newly furn. and re-
decorated single rooms, near bath $50
and S25
Evening star., 1941-03-29

THE CUMBERLAND Apt I. 1892 Mass.
ave nw.-Bright rm lgp bed: overlooking
Thomas Circle; semi-bath; phone; gentle
Evening star., 1941-03-29

26l6 GARFIELD ST N.W.-Nicely fur
nished tWin-bed room with porch. next
bath $40 mo-; also single room S25 mo:
in private adult family, unlimited phone;
ReniIemen Hnhart SGSh 3ls
Evening star., 1941-03-29
ARROW CAB CO.

Has openings for men over 81 years Of age,
TO drive: must be. residents of D; c. or
Metropolitan Area for ! yeari; Ar. free instr insfruc, !;
10 am. promptly for further details. 80
NJ st. ne. Ask for Mr. Booth.
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN
TO START AS OFFICE BOY FOR
LARGE FIRM. GIVE ALL PAR
TICULARS. BOX Abr, STAR.
TAILOR, to work on ladies'
apparel in alteration dept;
only experienced need apply.
M. Pasternak, 1919 Conn. ave.
MENTOR SELLING POSI-
TIONS IN MEMS CLOTH
ING AND MEMS FUR
NISHINGS. EXCEL EN- T
WAGES. APPLY MONDAY,
ROOM 400, EVENING STAR
BUILDING.
Evening star., 1941-03-29

1929 4th ST. N.W-Larse. comfortable
room for ] or .; pvt. family: all conv.:
good tranSp: reas Georgia 1852.
Evening star., 1941-03-29

LARGE L M.JH sd1E5I SINGLE sr ROOM closet Priyse
Pleasan, st. NV. Apt. q. Call evenings.
o0s
Evening star., 1941-03-29
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCOkDlON. 4s-bass Marino, S25; less
St ne. Michigan ss39
AIR CONDITIONER. gas-fred Sun Beam.
MODEL H4, same as new will sacrifice
Shepherd 4690-W
ANTIoUES-Large collection Minton, Dres-
Gen. RoSenthal' Cauldon service plates Of
an an varieties also furniture and fiat and
noIoWare silver: Murray Galleries, l724
10th st. NV. DU. 1211
BARBER CHAIR fixtures. 3, Complete, Will
81 Sd1crIhce. l24O Oates st. ne, or 226 Seaton
BATHTUBS. used. s5, suitable for scalding
hq2S; watering stock, other farm uses
HECH1NGER CO. 18th and H sts ne.
BEDROOM, living room dinette furniture.
IIEeeap 1or immediate sale. Phone TIE.
BEDROOM SUITES in MAPLE. also several
HlGH-GRADE WALNUT SUITES priced
from S29. Also several odd DRESSERs.
SSaES4s: Sanns o.. Lincoln Furniture Co, s07
BEDROOM SUITE. s35: also two other
dresser. ss5: vanity, 81; kidney table ana
isst "a set 81: ioanse chair. s., s.: 1sShH faSies.
chairs, books; studio S5: cleo stove and
chni sG Wilson Wples h0Vse
BOXES. corrugated, for Shipping phono-
g3aph iI vI records books etc: one-piece fold
M ssRe 200 so6lb tes Vii sell lGo at l45+S 5s
Of original cost. Room pa. Evening Star
Bldg. Ma. 5000, Ext. 303.
BRICK, LUMBER -Wrecking 50 blocks.
frame and brick: million it. good sound
lumber. SIS NJ. up: million good hard brick,
1000 doors, SOC up: 5000, sash: cabinets.
pipe, stove silis. FREE roofing 1' tin and and
brickbats. Bring your truck Hundreds OF
bargains. All material for sale on Job,
ARROW WRECKING.o o5sMsW FIR asna
BUILDING MATERIAL-A large stock of
snd AL nas come rs to Sa
56 F ST. S.W. Republic 1880
room cabinet. Practically new. $50. 652I
18th st. NV.
CAMERA AND STAND-"Studio" sx1O
Century; With Siding back: excellent condi-
ton. Call Chestnut O934
CLOTHES twomen's)., size 10 and 12: shoes.
size 4 very reasonable. 3O01 Davenport
ST. NV.
CONTENTS Of 3 rooms; sofa bed, s35:
wardrobe; war s@5; mahosany china cabinet.
rm suite complete, s1@5: s7pc, frieze ei 0iH iiv.
suite. S75; large breakfront, $3.50: hall
clocks mirrors. @ lamps. tables. Lorraine
DESK walnut, exec, so in: chairs, leather,
typewriter, like new; cost S115. sac: leav-
ing Sun. Loomis. FIR. 1900.
DIAMOND. fine. white. American cut,
Ssb stbb00, VII mount oI to suit buyer. s133.
DINETTE SUITE. 7-piece, mahogany. used
very little. 5345 Broad Branch I'd. NV.
EN-. 1898.
DOORS, SO, 1st-clasS. selected 6-unit
aBaE5aeRt B ana sP ns s. single 50 all Can be seen
DUNCAN PHYFE SUITE, 10 pieces, MA
HOGANY. LIKE NEW, PRICED for quick
sale. Lincoln Furniture Co., s07 Penna.
ENGLISH BOX BUSH, originally from Mt
Vernon about 100 years old. Oak bed
room suite washstand set, pitcher and
bowl. chairs, table. pictures, stoves, books
general house furnishings. Alexandria
11Os. 30