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unconcern, doing their chore. Never
are these human touches given par
amount interest; invariably, people
and animals take their place as a
part of the composition.
Many of the canvases in this ex-
hibition are of still life-f1owers,
fruit and things made by man
(crockery and the ike). In these,
Mrs. Phillips shows her knowledge
of color and ability for composition,
which are among her chief gifts
or acquisitions. Her palette is, as a
rule, high-keyed. her colors cool,
atmospheric, Subtle-Which does not
mean, however, a limited gamut.
White and gray may be many-toned,
as many toned as red or blue or
yellow, but the average eye may not
discern the difference. 1t is in her
handling of the color scale, espe-
cially in her still life paintings, that
Mrs. Phillips excels. Take, for ex-
ample, "Geraniums," Blue Hy-
drangeas" and Blue Hyacinths."
Mrs. Phillips has not, up to now,
made a speciality of portraits, but
her boy With Guitar" incidentally
a portrait of her young son, which
was shown two years ago in the
Corcoran Biennial Exhibitions
here, as is a recently completed
portrait of her husband, Duncan
Phillips. The latter is an excellent
likeness, rendered with apparent
cu,iffnocc ond ooca hllt olco uitb
great reserve-going just so far, but
no farther, telling little beneath
the surface, stopping when q first
end had been attained, but just this
side of complete achievement. This
is in accordance with current prac-
tice and the spirit of the time-a
time When everything is of today
because of tomorrow's uncertainty,
and in which tendency, more than
in any other, is reflected the spirit
of contemporary life.
But to return to the exhibition.
1t is interesting to note that some
of the works date back several
years-as, for instance, Corner of
Venice" a delightful little picture
very skillfully painted during a So
journ in Italy, and others done in
this country which are likewise far
from recent. Apparently, the tech
nique has become looser and freer,
but the viewpoint has not changed;
the spirit of simplicity, gentleneSs,
sensitivity is the same throughout,
and the spell created that of pure
art sincerely felt and lovingly ex-
pressed.
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Women's City Club Shows
Inez Demonet's Etchinqs

A very engaging exhibition of
etchings by a local etcher, Inez
Demonet, may be seen all this
month at the Women's City Club.
Miss Demonet has travelled eX-
tensively, and many of her etch-
ings are of historic buildings and
places in other lands, but she also
has found some of her subjects in
Washington and etched them with
no less sympathy. The majority of
the plates from which impressions
are now shown have been printed in
color and with exceptional success.
Among the most notable of these
are LIE Tour de Buerre, Rouen," a
beautiful transcription of this mag
nificent Gothic tower with COL
orful, Surging crowd in the street
on which it stands; "Old Tower,
Rapallo"; ''Ponte Vecchio, Flor
ence"; Little Nunnery, Iona;
Left Bank. Paris; Lei Hsi Ku,"
Grand Vallee, GaSpe," and others,
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Zerego Has First One-Mon
Show at Public Library

Andrea Pietro zerega is having
his initial one-man exhibition,
which is on view at the Public Lii
brary main building, through May.
1t comprises more than 20 oil
sketches and drawings, with land
scapes and marines as subject mat
ter in most instances. The oil
sketches are painted on paper, in a
smooth conservative technique.
Cool Summer Day" and by the
Shore" are pleasing and restful in
effect, with their dominant gray
blue color scheme, and convincing
sky treatments. They may have
been inspired by Oyster Bay, Long
Island, where Mr.. Zerega spent the
last two summers with the Tiffany
Foundation. He has been invited
to return this summer.
Some of Mr.. Zerega's crayon
drawings are peaceful scenes, such
as Maryland Barn" Winding
Road" and Approaching the City,
executed with great facility, to
judge from their appearance. The
artist likes to introduce dramatic
notes in his work, both real and
imaginary, as in his Flood" which
sweeps houses and people on an ir-
resistable tide, and "Danse Ma
cabre," in which skeletons climb out
of their graves and dance among
the tombStones.
Mr.. Zerega came to the United
States from Italy nine years ago,
attended Central High School and
the Americanization School Associa-
ton here. He studied at the Cor.
coran School of Art for four years
and is now employed at the Cor
coran Gallery. For several years he
has exhibited with the Society Of
Washington Artists and at the
Phillips Memorial Gallery, the
Washington Arts Club, Wesley Hall
and Georgetown Galleries. He was
represented in the last two Cor
coran Biennials and has shown his
work in important annuals in other
cities, including those of the PENN
sylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
and the National Academy, New
York. He is a member of the So
ciety of Washington Artists and the
Landscape Club.
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one of Cyprus Swamp" the other
entitled Misty Morning" Much
also may be said in praise of The
Pinto Colt" by Phil Paradise of
South Pasadena, Calf.
Excellent Painting.
From Thomas Craig of California
comes an excellent painting of
Georgia Swamp Birds" - white
heron in their native habitat-while
in utterly different mood and man.
ner are Duck Hawk After Widgeon," :"
by William j. Beecher of Chicago.
and Swan in Land of Sky Blue
Water" by F: Thornton Martin of
Greenville. Conn.
One contribution comes from an
Indian, Stephen Mopope of Okla
homa-a picture of Moving Camp
And from a Japanese, Fuji Mako
mizo of New York. there is a very
well-painted picture of Clown
Elephant"
There is not a great deal of still
life, but what there is should rank
high. Among the best are White
Flower" by C. G. Nelson of New
York and Sioux City, Iowa. and
"Still Life and Pheasants," by
Rosella Hartman of Woodstock, N
Y, both of which are well out of the
ordinary.
All the pictures in this exhibition,
which will be seen later in Cleve-
land, Detroit, Philadelphia and New
York, are uniformly shown in white
mats and frames, which, since the
paintings are on white paper and
keyed to it, are very effective.
This collection will remain on
view through June 4. 1t is well
worth seeing.
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Lydia Bush-Brown Displays
Silk MuroIs at Corcoron

The special exhibition of silk mu-
rails by Lydia Bush-Brown sched-
uled to open in the Corcoran Gal
lery of Art yesterday actually
opened on Tuesday, Twenty-six in
all, they admirably fill the gallery
, set aside for special exhibitions
to the left of the staircase on the
second floor, where the paintings are
shown. They vary in size and sub
ject but are uniformly decorative.
Three at the south end of the gal
lery are, respectively, OF Air"
Earth" and Water" Interestingly
typifed. There is one representing
The Tree of Life; others are OF
Hawaiian fishes, planets, a Mayan
temple and other diverse themes.
Several are of New York scenes,
Central Park in Springtime," for
example, and one showing the sky
scrapers as they appear when dawn
is breaking.
Perhaps, however, most engaging
of all these delightful paintings,
done through a form of wax resist
dyeing, are three representing towns
on the French coast, "Concarneau,"
"Audierne, Brittany" and Brittany
Harbor"-all of which show the
quaint houses, the people who dwell
therein and the little boats, like
butterflies, fitting over the quiet
waters of the harbors toward the
open sea. The way in which the
artist conventionalizes these, retain
ing their naturaistic charm, is quite
remarkable.
Lydia Bush-Brown, in private life
Mrs. Francis Head of New York, is
the daughter of Margaret Lesley
Bush-Brown, painter, and the late
Henry K. Bush-Brown, sculptor,
both formerly of this city. Her
girlhood was spent in the Bush
Browns old home on the Hudson
near Newburgh. She got her general
schooling at the Milton CMass)
Academy and her art training in
Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y. She
has exhibited in the National Arts
Club and with the Architectural
League in New York, at the Paris
Exposition of 1887, the Santa Fe
IN. Mex Art Museum and in Phila-
delphia, Boston, Detroit, st. Paul
and elsewhere. The material for
her designs was gathered through
extensive travel in Europe and the
Hear East, as we'll as in this coun-
try. She has at times very in
tereStinply combined embroidery
with her pictorial renderings. This
exhibition will continue through
June 8.
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National Museum Exhibits
Etchinqs by Porkhurst

The May exhibition in the Ma
tional Museum, set forth under the
auspices of the Division of Graphic
Arts, consists of a collection of
etchings by Clifford E. Parkhurst
of New York who is the son of a
marine painter, Thomas S. Park
hurst. and both a marine engineer
and a printmaker. In these fields,
Mr.. Parkhurst has quite naturally
specialized in activities pertaining to
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numerous sales are made to chance
visitors. Thus, they serve double
beneficient purpose.
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all of which seem to be equally well
done, picturesque and thoroughly
professional. These works have not
only subjective interest but inherent
beauty, which after all is an ele-
ment which today is too little val
ued-as, for example, it was valued
by the great masters of the past.
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attain successful ends. Utterly
different. for example, are his classi-
cal nudes, such as La Toilette de
la Mere" and his etching, lie Repas
Frugal" which has to do with
present-day poverty and is sur
charged with tragedy and bitterness
the bitterness of reproach.
Is it not, one asks oneself, this
consummate craftsmanship this
knowledge of tradition, and aca-
demic discipline, which enables
Picasso to outrage and perplex more
than half the world and yet be
rated with the elect? Are not these
the rocks upon which all great art
has reSted2
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Miss Demonet for some years has
given much of her time to scientific
illustrative work for the Govern
ment; of late, however, she ha'
taken up aviation, with the eX'
pectation of obtaining a pilots Ii
cense, and is not only making goot
but finding it very exhilarating.
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w. PA. Exhibit at Howard
Show Is Small CrOss.Section
Of Prints and Sculptures
Bv Florence s. Berrvn1an.
By Florence S. Bergman.

Prints sculpture P program to Howard
gallery
until the end of May No attempt has been made homo
geney theme medium locality the small cross-secton
fields under Government aid Sixteen scupo
pnmakers from New
York to he
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

DOGS-For large suburban home only
with no chickens: large young male
police, dog, s.. House pets only, brlndle
bull dog. terrier | med sized silky white
dog. males: | small white female terrier.
Donation plus TAGS AT ia
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPY, female, A. X. C.
registered, good strain, $50, also black
male. SD. Emerson o346.
GREAT DANE, good selection of pedigreed
puppies, Wonderful protection for home
and children. Mrs. R. D. Lindsay, Coles
vile, Nd. Sl2 miles Silver Spring signal
light. Silver Spring ISL
HOLLYWOOD KENNELS-BOARDING
Cocker spaniel puppies. stud doZS. WASH
BALTIC. blvd. WA 1874. BerWYn ] 30.
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BABY CHICKS.
EARN & GARDEN.

BARRED ROCKS. r l. Reds, White Leg
horns. Conkey's Y-O feeds James Feed
Store, 619 st. NV Metropolitan OoSa
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BOATS.

YACHT. 11O-ft.. one of Americas finest
na1stial Yachts completely equipped.
paaeusfi speeially designed, ready to go: will
trade for city property or nearby
suburban country estate: should De seen
appointment write Box 32-J. Star.
CABIN CRUISER. 45-ft. IL g beam: sleeps
:. Buick motor, galley, fully EQUIPPED
Vim z Weber, ga N. Chester ST., Balti-
E~rc. No Wolfe 2l99.
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COW MANURE. we'll rotted, 81 zoo lbs;
600 lbs, So ton, $3.50. Rich garden
dirt, SOC 100 lbs; 500 lbs, s. 80; | ton,
$50. Delivered Glenhurst Dairy,
Bethesda, Md, or WI 3951.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

SINGLE OR DOUBLE ROOM, for refined
gentleman, in large attractive private
home: sundeck and spacious grounds, mod
ern bath with shower. SH. 632l.
2OI1 PARK RD NW.-Extra large, newly
furnished front rnl. twin beds, ample
closet space AID. s120 after pm.
1923 WYOMING AVE NW.-Lge. front
rm.. newly furn., twin beds. unlim. phone;
cOnv trans: men only. CO. l4s2-J.
I33:, BELMONT ST NV. Apt. 31-At
tractlve single and double room with twin
beds. kitchen privil. If desired; working
lady preferred
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ROOMS FURNISHED,

10Th 81. NV, 1242-DoubIe front room:
| block Conn. ave. cars and bus.
BRoOKMoNT, MD-Large double room;
Soet from s.l ne i.Ts 1on.
514 ooIETHoRPE ST. N.w-.2 sinsls
shower: "a block express bus. GE. 5322
1920 18th NV. Apt. ,2o5-Larse. sunny,
corner twin beds: balconies: business
girls; no other roomers; bus stop.
warm and cozy: c.h.w.. unlim. phone: 81
1929 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N:W.-Niesly
furn. large room: gentlemen only. North
PLEASANT ROOM, double ped next to
ioe.tion. Raani i 'cHHl T.yior n1a 4aae. 'e Dn0n. WV
1913 1913 JEFFERSON ST N.wMIGu0is W, aS1u s
women, Govt. employees. Newly 1urn.
1919 TRINIDAD AVE. N.E:-cle.n room;
after pm. Trinidad 2047.
eean lean rooms H' for ri ci% Or T. 81 De- asa sissr
pm.
THE WESTMINSTER, 1907 l7th NJ
Water. inner-sprins mattress; double rm.,
showers; 24-hr. elevator service.
ia MARIETTA PL. N.W.-Masler bed
room. private layatoryyo convenient trans
portatlon. Georgia 0339
thesda, Md.-Gentleman only. quiet single
room. private bath. newly furnished. semi
Dyveats Dyt entE'n1y 81 msId sad service '0 course
studio foem newy YER, ifon. a
tractive; young lady only.
1918 KALORAMA RID. N.W.-Clean. hrst-
floor housekeeping room: employed ADULTS:
reference REQUIRED. North 9s95.
PRIVATE P5nn ENLRAHcE close I'M snewsT
dbie'. S ss.ss. ' "a fsa4 ns Belmont ia % 81. NV ~
snothsr: sn large light twin beds &c comfort GaIn
ave al IstnD ME 3694
25l9 CONN, AVE. OPP. bus stop. shoreham
pvt bath and porch: inner-spr.
10Th and IRVING SITS. NV. !ne.r? e
sentiles. AID. 9075.
GLOVER PARK. 24o9 37th st, NJ
phone Phone Emerson 63l5.
COLLEGE GIRL desires roommate. in pri-
vate home, exclusive NV. section. Phone
North 7l46.
3sO3 LEGATION ST NV, Chevy Chase,
Ice. closets. nI. bath: gentlemen only; SO
mo. ca: pvt. home, "a blk. on Conn. ave.
Ordway 0S6S
THE STUDIO HOUSE 1872 St. NV
$40 18th ST. NW.-Nieely furn. room.
new furniture. new home. semi-pvt. bath
and shower, unlim. phone; gentleman; S2o
month
1347 MONROE ST. NW-Nice room. en-
ployed woman; home atmosphere: reason
able. Hobart 0106.
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK-Larse front
room, with dressing room twin beds; eonv.
trans: pvt. home: Sl7. 80 "a. WO. SSH.
CHURCH ST NV. 1859 tnear Dupont
quiet home; modern air-conditioned heat
ins system: abundant hot water: near
bus; gentleman: references. 1O'
GEORGETOWN. 1903 35th st nw-Tvo
rooms, private home. Catholic family OF
ferred; references; convenient location; S25
per month each. Inquire alter D m.
1925 18th ST NW-Hau room. 80; large
room. single, S5. double $3.50; regular EN- =
ployed: clean. quiet non-drinkers only. s.
1912 Z. CAPITOL sT-Nicely furn. lst-
foor bedroom, for snl or woman: rent
10th AND NEWTON. 3413 Brown ST. nv.
-Desirahle room, mex. bath; excellent
trsnsp,; reasonable RA. 1922.
HOTEL 1870 R l. ave. n.w-Newly fur.
nisned. slnsle. continuous hot water. maid
LOOK, WASH NEwCOMERS-ouet, ssie..
lovely residential section. trans. direct 10
Govt. depts: sl7.50 1928 Farrasut NV.
NEW HAMPSHIRE, 1907.
Choice rooms. clean. comfortable:
singles, doubles, triples some with pvt.
bath.
1925 H ST. NV, APT. l.
Girl. twin beds. run. water. ME-. BIZ.
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CLUB EMBASSY,
14O1 10th ST. NV.

1921 X ST. n.w.-Vacancies for ladies and
gents Walking distance Excellent meals.
Plenty baths and showers Phone in rooms
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ApAsrs eush on uheuRh.

THE CALLIN 24iO Goth ST. NV
Cheerful corner apt. with long hall en-
Just redecor ated; eonv. located on Quiet
residential st; unfufn. rental. S76.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

REFINED JEWISH GIRL WHO WISHES
.p until f:s' Bee i've ds pano ss;s. Ssm
phone ali oonveniences. IA. 1910.
BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED r. AND
sta selh.s s' I;d SA ss So or ni sE esa sss and
SO or sv. rens snsn for seT1e1 zsi
Lanier pl. 18th. Col I'd
1880 PARK RD-ATTRAcTIVE LIVING
bedroom, spacious dressing room, dinette,
kitchen. bath. shower; S62.5 30. HO. 749s.
DUPONT CIRCLE 1894 10Th ST. NV
,4D"'i aife: SAB 5,''"e"' 'e"-'''' '''h' ff''o
LINCOLN PARK, 1917 MASS. AVE ST
Facing park; large rooms. Ink, refs.
Call after pm.
sl5 MARYLAND AVE NE. APT. 1O7-2
rooms, Kitchen and bath, heat and lisht.
$50 mo; no children. Call, 9:3O-4.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1918 10th ST NV
room .Ii5 sink raan 1anse' M sysrythins furnished;
1"46 MORRIS ST. NE-2-RM. APT.
convenient bus; completely furnished; avail
able Monday pm.
WIDOW. ALONE. WILL SHARE NICELY
donaens sdy To0n ao sD 4as bath with settled
private bath, southern expos, twin or
double beds No Housekeeping. Conv.
transp. Immediate occupancy.
1888 FAIRMoNT ST. Nw-lst FLOOR
<.
PVT. bath; settled married couple. No pets.
Gentle.
PRIVATE BATH, l-ROOM HoUsEKEEP-
ina apt. In pvt. home: free phone en-
pioyed persons. 1884 Lanier pl. NV.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL. zOth
room. Kit. dinette. pvt: bath; ! or : per.
sons: day week: Frisidaire: fun service:
nicely furnished: no cats or DOGS. Ma. o4.5.
SPACIOUS APARrMENT, TO SHARE WITH
business Girl. Alban Towers OR. 232l.
HOUSEKEEPING BASEMENT APT. NICE
ly furnished: all conveniences; reasonable.
6205 18th 81. NV. 8.
with another: must furnish credit and
yest,sstion yeslH Ho' 5oss aft.r 'GoiaIr 5 m "
LARGE ROOMS, LARGE KITCHEN:
refrigerator. bath. Garase Flower
ave. Takoma Park, Mo. sH. 63as-W.
BRooKLAND, 1927 JACKSON ST, NE
all utilities. Adults only.
REFINED LADY OR GENTLEMAN TO
share new apt. With couple: on 10th st.
PhoPe Adams al56. after pm.
CoNN. AVE- ROOM. KITCHEN BATH
se'1ion' se"Ria'er column, fnHfl so2s. ~ l"".o DO
1888 I4th ST NV. : c-RooM APT
also turn room. sinss or double, twin
beds Taylor 2151.
wANTED-GIRL TO SHARE ATTRAC,
tive apartment with another sir 1903
Biltmore.. Apt. co3. See between ane
evenings.
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE.
kitchen. bath, So5 month. J. c. WELDON
CO. MA. 30ll.
DOWNTOWN LOCATION,
loest.d ssI' .. f4ons Of eide
rooms and bath: $50: incl elsetrieity-
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BENDIX NEW 1941
Attention Home Owners.

Automatic Washers Immediate Delivery.
351o 1oth ST NE MI. $3.50.
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Vacancy for lady IN large double room,
also for / gentleman in basement studio:
switchboard: excellent meals.
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GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE.
$19,500.

s acres OF level land. frui. and fores.
trees; bull. 70 owners order years aso.
A handsome brick home with LARGE rooms,
living room. picture-vindoT dining room.
up-to-date kitchen and bedroom or library
and full bath on 1st hoor; porches. Scar
h,iek sarase attached, slate roof; 2 hues
bedrooms and baths on End fcor and |
smaller room: maids room and bath: Attic:
all in perfect order; Entire estate inclosed
with white planked fence. Located about
miles from Bank OF Bethesda toward
Rockville. This is 4 real value and should
have your immediate attention. Terms 10
responsible purchaser. Call MR. LANE.
wisconsin $3.50 or National 0s56 for
appointment TO inspect.
1909 DOWNING ST. NE.
Nr Brentwood shopping center. New.
large rooms and bath auto. heat: nice
lot; ?. H. A. terms: convenient. MA. 1915.
$500 CASH.
BALANCE LIKE RENT.
Sc location. of Alabama sve-s rooms,
recreation room, automatic oil hes',
weather-strippsd. On. block from bus line
and shopping district. $3.50 IN.
EN-. a551
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

and other articles that are OLD Phone
WI 4O3J.
SG36A aasoTs blEf Todd Or Bs feGens sesP ss9
Pleasant Md Phone Hillside o7:;o.
T%2ote3t5 %c o5 ,iI @p,$ o. o Rog,, WE DO Nov:
tresses. bedrooms living rooms. studio
couches. diriur rooms. DRESSERS,
CHESTS, ODD pieces; Ssrylce IN an hour,
Nusl uutH Is pm
BEDROOM dining room, LIVING room suite,
rugs. glassware, elcC. Iefrigerators, Office
furniture Dupont 05l3- To-
CLoTH1NG-Hlshest prices paid for mems
Me 376s Open eve. Will call
CLoTHINC-Better prices. PAID for mems
used clothing. Harry's 1888 Gth st. NV,
D1 6769. Open eve will call.
ers and all other, appliances: highest prices
paid: bou-ht and sold. WO. 1902.
FOOTBALL TICKETS. Notre Dame-Navy
Good premium. Call RA. 1927.
FURNITURE, russ. ofice furniture, house
hold goods, etc Highcsl cash prices. best
results. Call any time. ME-. 1924. II.
FURNITURE. brio s-brac. china. glassware.
prices price aid. paid Can Murray TayIor 3:s:ss
FURNITURE WANTED At oNCE-We buy
rlanos. etc: day or n.s!u. FR. 2so1
ussd also cleo ref or baby elsnd piano,
VIENNA atIer :. Re0rblc 36'!. g.
FURN1TURE-Household FURNISHINGS Of all
kind: m2N!num cash rriCes: bric- -orac'
china. Cali any tIme, RE. i9ui. Me. 53l :.
GAS STOVE. apt size. ch.forobe. chest
OF drawers, mirrors. GesS. Globe oHn3
ph,ie, 3 h'pa IiO-2$o volt. Box 374-J
MOTORS. machinery, all kinds, bought
sold, repaired eXchcd.; cash for old equip
menr. Harris Armature. 9th and NV.
OIL TANKS. .! .!;5-gallon, new or used.
Call North .3s.,.
PANToGRAPH ENGRAvER-Bowen & Co.
WI, 1857
and small uprighls Of any make oT in
seG yo9 sell. We S'' also take plaho5 in trade
Ing my machines, iTonefs and Sewing ma
fnnes o1s th Rep90S s NV 0s OPEN ne EvENNds a s0D
SEWING MACHINE-We buy all types;
repair; hemsti.chlng buttons eoyered.
WANTED-JeweIgy, qpiamon{ds. sh9tsqns M1s
NEkNzao0a Max zNeie, S37 E'i NV w. Me aii;5 -D
G3LD1BRTNG YOUR 2LD Gfg7I Go5D, Sr1 SIL3
A! l. Kahn, AIN INC. Nc % % YEARS AT a35 F.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver. watches. diamonds and old dis
carded lsWeIry: full cash value paid
GOLD, DIAMONDS, SILVER.
We pay highest prices. Ask for Mr..
Oppenheimer, 9o3 F ST. NV.
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APARTMENTS UNFUkNISHtO.
FOR RENT UNFURN.-APT., GOOD CON
dition, rear porch; s32.50 mo- o"7
1859 c 81. NE.-BASHGEIT, 3 ROOMS
and bath: SO. includes heat. iisht and
1912 HOLLY ST. NV ROOMS.
kitchen and bath. All good-sise rooms.
and inclosed unheated porch; End noor
private detached home. SIS.
NO. MANOR CIRCLE, TAKOMA PARK.
Md rooms pvt; bath. 3rd noor; eonv.
bus line. SH. 7l29-M Sunday and after
z PM, or RE. 5361 weekdays to 4:30.
12s 18th ST. Sc, APT NO. 2. AND 1850
Queen st. ne. Apt: No. l Gatter is in
Trinidad section)-Mod. dupl.. built last
year: large rms. kit. bath. screened
porch, yard. laundry and storase in base.
Automatic oil heat and h. ". furn. $3.50.
Avail. 11/S and 11/l6 resp. District
2434, z to 6 pm.
Bill 18th ST. NE BEDROOMS, .LIv-
ing room, dinette-kitchenette private bath;
references; adults so only: no pets all util-
3 ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH. sCREENIp
porch LIGHT, gas and heat furnished;
adults: S45 month. HO. 1905.
1929 n CAPITOL ST.
rms. kit, bath. heat furn., $3.50.
Evening star., 1941-11-06

Complete line used heating boilers, radla-
tors, pipes, all sizes; plumbing and build
ing materials at give away prices; floor
ing 81 per m General Wrecking Co. MI
6l11 RrentWood I'd and w st. ne.
Evening star., 1941-11-06
FOXHALL VILLAGE.

BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS. oil heat. biz
living room with fireplace. This sttrac-
tive house faces Government PARK ana -
priced reasonably at Sl3,95O. BOSS a
PHELPS. MA. $500; evenings eah
Evening star., 1941-11-06

GOLD, DIAMONDS.
Highest cash prices paid Arthur Markell.
l1 s f st NV. Rm 20l MA. O2S4.
Evening star., 1941-11-06
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

S37 50-NWNIsHED- : ROOMS. FOR L.
hk: ami: Ist foor, pvt. entrance. oil
heat. Frieidaire; l fare. Hillside 0449-M:
s37 5O-UNFURNIsHED. 4 r. AND D.
large porch entire LIST floor: ami de-
tached: l fare. Phone Hillside 0449-M
ARLINGTON, VA-2ROOM. KIT, BATH
Ant. new home LIST floor: private entrance;
adults 1,.. N. Utah st. 81.
ARLINGTON, vA-FURNIsHED ',nd-H.
apt, 4 rms. kit. pvt. bath. ami. S62 DO
gas not incl: adults only, no pets. 3'l2
9th st. no. oxford 1851.
oOl, 36th PL sE.-UNFURN 3 RMS.
shower and lavatory: utilities furn.: pvt.
entrance; $50 IL 204s.
Evening star., 1941-11-06
ELECTRICAL CENTER.

WINDOWS-S5. 90; used; in excel condt-
ZION; complete with frame, sash, hardware;
size 2I1O12x5 ga HECHINGER co.
SELL OR SWAP practically new Monarch
electric range. apartment size. Tel Gil.
on1p b.