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prevents the sunlight penetrating
to the face of the fabric and is
probably responsible for the fact
that your silk damask is wearing out
two Innings. The interlining may be
used again, but I certainly recon-
mend that you keep it.
Dear Miss NOVEL;: I am trying to
select a wall color and fabrics to
20 with some new light-colored fur
niture and I would like your advice
This furniture is made of birch in
a nice toast color. 1 had planned
on a yellow wall for the bedroom
with a chintz at the widows and a
bedspread that has yellow, orange
and green in it. This is a south
room and I am beginning to be
afraid I have too much color. What
do you think? T. r. f.
Answer-It isn't that you have too
much color, but that it is all pretty
warm color. In the first place you
have a south room which gives
you a very warm light. The furni-
ture Is warm. golden tone and
the wall and fabric are both hot
colors. 50 I would suggest that you
do the wall in soft, cool green.
This will be a nice background for
the wood tone of your furniture and
then you may use the yellow and
orange in the fabric with much
better effect.
Dear Miss Novel; What is the
difference in color-fast and sun-fast
material, or is it the same thing?
D. c.
Answer-Color-fas means that the
color will not run or fade in ordinary
washing or through usual wear, but
that 1t may not be able to stand
daily sunshine. as draperies must do.
without the color either fading or
becoming scorched. Sun-fast means
that color remains unchanged with
constant sunshine beating on it. and
because of this indicates a superior
dye.
Dear Miss NOVEL;. We are
having the most dreadful time with
mice at our summer cottage. They
get into the space back of the
-four and sugar bins in the kitchen
and every time one of the bins is
opened there is either a dead or
very much alive Nouse in there.
We cannot seem to find any holes
where they might get in from the
basement or outside and / would
like to know some way to keep them
out of the kitchen without having
to pull down the whole side of the
room. MRS. E. D.
Answer-It will take bit of
doing to really get rid of these
little pests. A carpenter or tin
smith will have to remove the
-four and sugar bins so that he
can get at the inside of the built-in
cupboards. This should be COM
pletelv lined with fine-mesh wire,
and when I say completely I mean
with every joint and seam abso-
lutely tight. This will keep the
mice out of the bin area entirely.
I also suggest that you go after
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1nterline Your Heavy Silk
Draperies and Eliminate
Any Sagging or Fading
Soft Green Wall Tone Is Good
With the Toast Furniture;
Use Hot Color in Fabric
By Marearef NoWeH

NOVEL;: planning draperies
of
draper that
ripping wondered really
this odashioned custom?
Answer-Heavy neined
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program Mrs. Minnie Parks,
directress and Mrs. Elgertha j..
Glenn, organlst.
Sunday afternoon from 4:30
to 6, Mrs. Elgertha j Glenn is
sponsoring tea in the socisl
rooms Of the church at which
time Rev. j Welby Broaddus will
give some social aspects concern
ing his recent trip to the Baha-
ma Islands
Al benefit tea is being held at
the parsonagle Sunday afternoon
between 3 and g. Mrs. T. Me-
I'arland and Mrs. Kate Jackson
are co-sponsors.
On Good Friday evening at 4
o'clock the young Peoples groul
il presenting an Easter Pageant
Mrs. Thomas Wright is supervi
sor If the group
The Southland Singers hav,
/ returned from q recent week-ene
trip to Kentucky and report tha'
their programs were well receiv
| ed.
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MIS-. Robert II. Mallory. and Miss
Frances pittman in charge. Those
attending from Linden Communi-
ty center are
Jacoueiine Rountfee, Mamnle
Jane Hickman, Carolyn MeGre-
90, Irma George. Eleanor Kim
bro, Phyllis Gliggs, Joan Hanall-
ton, Dolores Miles, Vivian Mays,
Barbara Jean Williams.
The Linden Community center
won honors fol the Table Tennis
tournament held at Bombergel
Park Donald Cartwright wa
winner Of The boys singles ane
Daniel Washington was winner q
The senior singles. Donald Cart.
wight and Edward Dunson Wert
winners Of the boys doubles, ans
| Daniel Washington and William
| Brown winners of the senso'
doubles.
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with Mrs. Samuel Clenmons as
the person IN charge, and the
Adult Activities Committee with
Mrs. Leo Williamson in charge
are also contributing to the
Bundles for Britain drive.
The Easter Sunday Musicale
Tea for the benefit Of COMP, Will
be sponsored by the Adult Ac-
tivities Committec will Mrs l!ao-
mas Wright. president and Mrs
b. A. Rose. chairman of the pro
gram committee, and will be held
at Linden center ut 4 pm. WI
berforce university is being lea,
tured on the program with ~
teresting local talent. The mut
sic group from WHberfofce Is IN.
der its capable director, Miss lsa
belle Askew,
Weekend camping i being en-
ioyed BIZ the Girl Scouts at 0ainI
Morfow, 10 Morrow. Ohio, witt
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abernacle Baptist

Rev. j. Welby Broaddus, pas
Tor Of Tabernacle, Baptist church
lias chosen AS d subject for his
message Sunday morning Tho
Iriumphal Entey
Tie church i proud to an
nounce the installation Of q beau
tiful new organ.
There will be an organ recital
sunday afternoon at , o'clock.
Ia connection With the recital, al
elaborate musicale will also be
given BY the combined cholrs.
Among the soloists will be Mrs
Sarah Grady and Mrs. Weltha
Lewis. The quartets Of the
church will also appear on the
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of all Of the congregations of the
city for their kindness to me dur
ing my serious illness at home
and at the hospital. God has
heard the many prayers that
were sent up for me. God has
spared me to on my feet once
more.
Rev. Mrs. Nj. L. Prather,
338 Washington street.
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Corinthian Baptist

The Sixth Annual Women's
Day program will be held Sun
dav April 6. An interesting pro
gram has been arranged. The
speaker for the morning will DC
Mrs. sarah Chance; afternoon
Mis- Evelin MerriWether; even
ing. Mrs. Herod.
The public is invited to attene
All Of these services.
Rev. w. G. Thomas is pastor
+. r. Hendricks, reporter.
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LINDEN CENTER
N @ T ES
PAGE. TWO

The Linden Center Chorus, uil-
der the direction of MI Charles
Higgins, with Mrs. Della Walker,
pianist, sang Ballad for Ameri-
cans At Greenville, Ohio for the
Kiawanis club.
Big plans have been made Tor
the Annual Children Easter Egg
Hunt at the Center on Saturday
April IL, at 10 o'clock Ages 4
to IL inclusive.
Linden Center groups are AS.
sisting with the Bundles foi
Britain" drive by sewing ans
knitting. The Chummy Gfafters
under the direction ~ Mrs Lids
B. Williams are III charge
The Young Married Women
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Allen A.M.E.
CHURCH RALLY a SUCCESS

Rev. j. Walker storms, pastor
Of Allen A.M.E. Church appoints
ed Mrs. ina Stewart chairman Of
a committee Of ten women who
were to raise 5000 to pay off
debts incurred before the present
pastoral administration.
Mrs. ina Stewart with her
team Of workers and the cooper
alton Of the entire membership
went over the top and raised
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AMONG DAYTON BIRTHS

Mls and Mrs. James Mckee
fnee Janet Turner) girl, 1880
Lakeview avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcellus Revere
(nee. Lucille Isles) twins, boy
andsgirl, 502 S. Summit street.
Mi, and Mrs. Dona Chairman,
d afTi, 10 S. Williams street.
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THE FORUM

s6sS.93 in nine weeks. The
money was turned over TO the
church trustees, March 81, and
all debts were paid off Much
praise and thanks was rendered
Mrs. Ina Stewart and her group
of workers and all who helped
to make the rally a success.
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THANKS FRIENDS

The Rev. Mrs. NJ. L. Prather,
Of Phillips Temple C.M.E. church
wishes to express her gratitude
TO Dr.. Nj. Z. Breeding and her
physician, DR.. Huff, Dr.. stbrms
Of Allen A.M.E.. church, Rev. J.
w. Wilson of Wesleyan Metho-
dist church, members and friends
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ENTER NOW

G4N L lJ4b ANo"'
National Capitol Kennel Club
Dog Show. Oct. 18th. Meadow
brook Saddle Club. Entry blanks
can be had at Vetinarians and
pet shops. Entries closed Oct.
18th. For more information call
NO. 4337.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

second TRUST NOTE S2,1OO, prior
Sept. 1891 for sale at substantial dis
count. Pays 6or. Fine NV. res. property.
S2I monthly. Afford Wisconsin 1900.
WANTED rooming and boarding house
near the Capitol. No real estate company
need call Trinidad 1851. -"
BOOMING HOUSE 70 rms, 3 baths, in
come S305 good furniture, select neigh
borhood Price, So 900; only $1,000 down.
AID. $500.
OPPOR. FOR LADY, couple who are will
ing workers, tc open a dining room in my
home; ref. required Columbia l744
WANTED large rooming house, 25 rooms
or more; for cash Box 405-R, Star. H.
DRUGSTORE. adjacent to Govt. bldgs.;
$4,000 yearly, 40cr gross all inquiries
confidential. Terms reasonable. Box
213-D. Star. 12+
VERY GOOD going business. must be sold
on account sickness. no reasonable offer
refused 1923 N. Capitol. 12'
FOR LEASE by an oil company ? service
stations in Richmond. Va; good locations;
no agents For information call at 1885
Woodward Bldg. or phone Ma. 66l7.
FORCED TO SELL modern grocery and
meat market; no reasonable offer refused.
1O15 l1th st. NV. l3'
ROUTE OF "a late model penny vending
machines. easily serviced in spare time;
a splendid buy at $3.50. E. %. Likens,
p14 9Th ct NV
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 21OI N st. NV. Apt. 2
Twin bed room. also single: gentlemen
only DU 4ll2 Call after pm
HILLCREST-Large front room, newly
furnished semi-pYt. bath: bus at door;
gentleman only. Ii S505.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

5O03 RIVERDALE RD, RIVERDALE MD
LIST floor 3 large rms. kitchen, pantry
and bath. Opposite school.
BRENTWOOD MD. 3s06 39th ST
rooms. dlnette. cleo kitchen shower
bath. hall screened-in porch. See OWNER.
3s0S 3ath st. Phone WA, 5123.
4IO E. MASON AVE, ALEX, VA.-FURN.
3 rms. bath: auto. heat, hot water. all
util. incl Also dble. rm: gentlemen only.
SILVER SPRING, MD;-APT, FOR RENT
4 rms bath garage. hot-water heat; S45
mo Working couple preferred references
exchanged Phone SH 4202-J.
SILVER SPRING, MD.-LIVING ROOM
with fireplace, bedrm., private bath; furn.
in French Provincial Suitable gentle
men or couple Shepherd 2922-W.
FURNISHED APT 2 LARGE ROOMS.
bath; gas. elec. and heat: in Va. Phone
Falls Church s5.F-2. 12'
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

EMPLOYED COUPLE. LIVING ROOM,
furnished kitchen, bedroom, private bath;
state rent and location. Box 4O3-R, Staf.
YOUNG MAN, 30. DESIRES TO SHARE
another young mans apt, ABOUT so mo
Box 465-R. Star. r.
UNF. APT, YOUNG REFINED COUPLE,
GENTLE; , rooms. kitchen, bath' So1' IN
private home or apt. house; ne. NV or
nearby Md. Occupancy Nov ]. CHI. 400:
WANT USE OF APT. ! DAY, WEEK
for teaching music; Centrally !ocsteo
piano in good condition. Box 4ul d star.
FURNISHED :! ROOMS AND KITCHEN;
2 quiet adults: Nj. Pleasant section pre-
ferred. Emerson 21l3.
PROFESSIONAL MAN DESIRES l OR
room nicely furnished apartment, down
town, NV. section, walking distance luuo
Conn. ave. preferred. DI. 1928, Room 32l'
after - noon. IT,
SMALL UNFURN. APT. PVT. BATH, PREF
ersbly 1st fl. of pvt. home, in good ";
section. for adults: about $40. Cal!
Taylor 7s40.
UNFURN. = OR 3 ROOMS, KITCHENETTE,
foyer. preferably Glover Park or Chevy
Chase. Immediately. Box 310-D, Star.
COUPLE DESIRES FURNISHED APT, BED
will furnish own linens, silver. etc. Tay-
Ior 1916.
WANTED ROOMS AND BATH UNFUR
close to car line prefer Northwest or
Northeast section. Call EN- $500.
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CHESTNUT GLIDING jumper, l6 hands.
imported; tack included; $500 to good
home: no dealers MI S944.
4 CHEAP WORK HORSES I cheap mules,
saddle horses. pony. ORA Pa. ave. sc,
TENNESSEE WALKING and 5-gated
horses. small and large; jumping horses:
3-gaited horses; 2 work horses; , mules:
s ponies; IL English saddles and brides:
pony buggy and cart All horses and
ponies guaranteed 3 days, or Will ex-
change. Rear 13G 10Th st. sc. TR. 9011.
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WALK. DIST-3 R.. KIT, BATH: ELEC:
refg,: ch.w; completely furn.; or
ladies'. 1913 Rhode Island ave NV
GOVT. WOMAN WILL SHARE HER 2-RM.
furn. apt. with another. Greenway Apts.'
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MOVING. PACKING e. STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates;
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Ede!msn Nov
ing & STORAGE Co, Taylor 2931.
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BENDIX WASHERS.
JMN6EDJATE DEIJVERv

Easy spinners, A. B. c., Naxon, @. e.,
Westinehouse, Norge. Thor. Maytag. Apex.
from S29 95. Every machine brand-new.
Ironers from S34 95.
WARD RADIO & APPLIANCES,
1888 Ga Ave- Silver Spring SH 2299.
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APARTMENTS UNEURNIsHED.

WOODBRIDGE,
25o4 Irving ST. ne-2nd- moor apt, Ave
rooms and bath elassed and screened back
porches; newly decorated; modern kitchen;
oil heat; $3.50. DU. 00I0. 3l00 26th ne.
THE FOLLOWING ARE 2
rms, kit, d. a. and bath
with screened porch:
UNHEATED.
2-1222 18th pl. n.e.----------- $50 90
2-410 Evarts st. ne. 1900
The following is 4 rms, kit,
bath:
18TH Morse St. NHhHi me- ihD, s37 so
3. F. SAUL CO.,
a25 18th ST. NV. Ma. 2i00.
CoLoRED--1ll7 G ST. NE r: <, B;
h-w.h.. elec; S37. so. THOMAS P.
BROWN 6l5 4th st. s.w w-
HEATED
1912 1st ST. S.W., $45.00.
Colored-New apis being remodeled.
rms, kit, bath Available Oct. 10.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO., o
1929 K St NV. National O352.
COLORED-503 P NV.
1 RIM. Kit Heated. $50. North 9l29. .
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FURNTTURE-2-piece living room suite,
$50. GA Tuckerman ST. NV. GE. ss9I;
for cash. solid MA
hogany dresser and four-poster bed with
spring and mattress; $50. EN-. 3242.
FURNITURE, mahogany buffet, $40. Call
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ANTIQUES in light woods, Windsor bench,
small sideboard. dropleaf table. Dutch
cupboard. balloon rocker. pedestal table
and night table MI hG9I.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.


AMERICAN and foreign coins, diamonds,
old gold. jewelry: hishest prices paid.
Dealer. 1925 7th st. NV MI. 1904. 16e
BEDROOM dining, living roem furniture.
Contents of apis or homes. WE DO NOV
ING CAREFULLY: STORAGE. ia. 2937.
BEDROOM, dining room. living room suite.
rugs, glassware, elec. refrigeratorS, office
furniture Dupont 05f3. IL
CLOTHING-Better prices paid for mems
used clothing Harry's. 113S Tth st. NV.
DI $3.50. Open eve. Will call.
FURNITURE, bric-a- brac, china. glassware,
rugs, silYerwsre. paintings; highest cash
prices paid Call Murray TAYLOR 3333.
FURNITURE WANTED at once We buy
all kinds, Also elec. refes, stoves, tools,
pianos, cash registers, safes, office furni-
ture, stocks OF merchandise of all kinds,
etc. Day or night, FIR 2S07
FURNTTURE-Househo furnishings of all
kinds: maximum cash prices: brio "a -brac
china Call any time, RE. 1904, ME. 53lT.
on. PORTRAIT. at least 100 years old
good condition. State price. No dealers.
Box 220-D, Star.
REFRIGERATORs, used. and other electrt..
cal appliances; highest prices paid. District
Elec. Co.. 4905 Wisconsin ave. Wo. 4so2.
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LIVING ROOM ALCOVE FOR BED.
Beautyrest mattress; bath; q months. Ken
esaY Ants 18th st No Children.
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WASHERS A. B c. westinghouse and
q E. all new: buy on your monthly elec.
light bill Spring Valley Elec. Shop, 4805
Mass. ave. NV. EN-. 1858. Open ewes
WASHERS-Bendix from Sl29 95 installed,
brand-new, no price increase, immediate
delivery. Norge. Thor washers at discount.
Easy terms.
LUX APPLIANCE CO.,
Washington's Largest Refrigerator House,
S11 9th st. NV. Republic 1175.
Open TILL PM
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OFF CONN. AVE-Connecting rooms.
has twin beds adjoining bath. Private
home Gond tranSp WO $500
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CATTLE e. LIVESTOCK.

SALE-200 Leghorn pullets, 3 months,
81 90. See Dresden St, kensington, Md.
Kensington SAL. Charles r. Shendel. l2'
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NEW $1,000 SENSATION.
Iiv rm.. bedrm.. kit, refg.; cross vent.
Arlington
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DOUBLE ROOM. twin beds: also gent. 10
share double room: exclusive neiEhborhood.
Phone ia 7lsn IL
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.
APARTMENTS UkFURNlsHED.

PENNSYLVANIA WHITE ASH hard coal.
toVe. chestnut. So; pea coal. S1l; buck
Wheat $3.50 Delivered 20 bin. RA. 550S.
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4Is 18th ST. Sc ROOMS. KIT, SEMI
pvt. bath: heat. gas cleo. elec. refs;
adult couple Ii 1928.
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BOATS.

SAILBOAT, moth class; S45 90. Can be
seen at Capital Yacht Club, Maine ave.
at lotn ST. 12'
FISHING BOAT. 20-ft. open; Ford engine
and equip; 500. 15la-ft cupboard boat,
like new; $50 without motor F. Roden-
hansen, 500 Cleveland ave, Riverdale. Md.
ECONOMICAL STORAGE. up to - IT;
designing, building, sail, power. Quigley &
Hill. Marine Railways. Compton, Marylsnd.
Tel, Leonardtowh 52F-13. 12'
30-FT CABIN BOAT; sleeps =: toilet and
wash basin. Pontiac motor, all marine con-
version, forward and reverse Paragon gears;
price. $3.50. Call SH. 3532.
CABIN CRUISER. 32xe. sound, sleeps 4:
equipped, fast, good condition; S400. r.
F. Atwell, Shady Side, Md, or 3342 d st.
sc. after D m. WO. 1I99.
70-FT CONSOLIDATED CRUISER, new
motors and heating plant last year In top
condition and ready for a trip to Florida.
See Yacht Venture II at Corinthian
Yacht Club or call North 5000.
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FURNITURE OF entire hpaTtment. sOIH,
chairs, tables. lamps. mirrors, desks, rugs,
like new: viii sacrifice S644 Colesville rd.,
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BABY CHICKS,
POULTRY e. EGGS.

BARRED ROCKS, R. I, Reds, White Leg
horns. Conkey's Y-o feeds. James 6 Feed
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FURNTTURE-Fine solid walnut kneehole
| desk, 24Y4S" S5S: beautiful blue mohair
| sofa and chair. SIS Chestnut l1Tn.
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CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE-WIDOW WISHES
to share attractive home with refined EN-
ployed couple: reasonable: L block TO bus.
Woodley 1927 l2'
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1890 EMERSON ST. NE. (BET. E AND F.
3 2nd-h. completely furn. rooms. next
to bath; gas. elec., h.-w.h.. Frigidaire. day
he'd. nuiet cnlule s. 80 week
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YOUNG LADY SHARE NEW. ATTRACTIVE
ant, twin beds; walking dist. and ideal
trans: reasonable. 12T c ne. Apt. 40S.
JEWISH GIRL TO SHARE ATTRACTIVE
apartment with another: downtown loca-
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FURNTTURE-Dining room and bedroom,
Windsor chairs For appointment WI.
7354. after O'Clock No dealers. 12'
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UkFURkIsHED.
Continued y

1899 HARRISON .5srlSty ST NV ,aIS APT. Hns iHs7as
screened porch: individual heat, thermo-
sANpoz slsS S2RfTi nc + Dupont S% iSs s4 No No. n Da
pont Circle.
BRIGHT CORNER APT. ENTIRE FL, CON
Ssistlng of lge. living nm, bedrm dinette-
phone, $50. 42B 10Th st, ne,
:}-RoOM APT. HEAT. LIGHT INCL. S35.
23l Berryman ave. Capitol Heights. Md.
hillside O210-J.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, NO. 500 LLOYD LANE,
bath. free garage; reasonable.
TAKOMA-t2l 1-BEDRM, APIS; s45 AND
$50. new buildings: heat and hot water
furnished; adults. MI. saf1.
MODERN. l LARGE RM.. KITCHEN AND
Adults. /. st. ne.
500 ELM AVE, TAKoMA PARK, MD
; rooms, kitchen and bath; hot water and
heat; adults only. Sligo 92l9
7 61st ST. Me- RMS, KITCHEN
gas included. Cali AT 647s-J,
5O@5 eth ST. NV ROOMS. FITCH
en- and bath; bath utilities furnished sentiles
ALEXANDRIA-s SPACIOUS APT, BED
rooms baths garden and porch avail
POI S. Washington 81. Alexandra 3s0l.
BROoKLAND- ENTIRE end FLOOR. Q
adulis; SOS, Michigan 05sI evenings
KENsINGToN. MD-5 ROOMS, BATH,
GARAGE; ~ 50 NO NO Apply MeKeeyer's Stores.
2l6 G. ST. NW-ENTIRE SECOND
floor, > large rooms and kitchen, bath;
reasonable. To-
NEW APT,-65oI l4th ST. NV.
Large living room Iq IT. by 10 IT..
kitchen with Gu. II. refs. large dressing
closet, bath (gss ana elec. INCLUDED,
$3.50. Mrs Hyatt, mgr ia. 6604.
10 H ST NV.
SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS.
ROOMS AND BATH, LATROBE HEAT,
FLOYD E. DAVIS co.
1899 K St NV Ma 0352.
NEW $1,000 SENSATION.
Liv. rm., bedrm.. kit, refg; cross vent.
One avail MGR, 3-323 S. Wayne,
Arlington.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
(Coutinued }

GIRL young, colored. wishes part-time
morning work from to IL. References.
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PETwORTH. '4212 3rd ST. N.W.-STNGLE
bright room, conv. transp., Sl5 month.
loIn
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YOUNG MAN TO SHARE FRONT ROOM
with another; single beds. North 1886,
ewes, all day Saturday.
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OH PORTRAIT. at least 100 years old,
good condition. State price. No dealers
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1868 F ST. NE-ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR
of private house: , rms, kit, semi-bath;
ress to employed Protestant couple. l2+
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UNCROWDED HOUSE (private); fresh,
comfortable room for employed woman.
Near Dupont Circle. Conv. bus line, Offices.
DE O547 ewes
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WOODBRIDGE 1925 LAWRENCE ST. NE.
3 rms, kitchen, private bath; gentle
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LOOMING HOUSE, 126 c st. NV. cony.
&c: well furn.: occupied: 1915. Apply
pfOre N m IT,
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DRUGSTORE. adjacent to Govt bldgs;
S35,O0O yearly, 40cr gross; all inquiries
confidential Terms reasonable. Box
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BRIGHT ROOM, KITCHEN; REASONABLE:
2 adults: owners home: all new furniture.
ami. Telephone WA. $500 after pm
NEAR SUPREME COURT AND SENATE
ONCE Bldg rooms (2 bedrooms; avail
able Immediately; 1st floor. Inquire EN-
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WASHERS standard makes OF
washing machines in crates at deep-cut
prices as low as S21; 81 weekly; liberal
trade-in allowance.
ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY.
WaShingtons Largest Appliance House,
921 G St. N.W.-Entire Building.
District 3I2- Omen EYES I'LL 9 NJ
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1925 NJ ST NW-3 R. K. B. HEAT.
SAP so THOMAS P. BROWN, 615 4th
st s.w.
CORNER APT. 5l25 GA AVE. Nw-3
rooms, Kitchen and bath, S4550. Call AD.
9S43. 12'
S55 ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR, PRIVATE
home. two rooms, kitchen, sleeping porch,
h. W, heat, utilities. Frigidairei employed
couple. 29ll 18th St ne. 13'
UTHEAST-PRIVATE HOME, NEWLY
converted: attractive upper four rooms,
bath. h, l., refg; adults. Trinidad 6162.
1908 GEORGIA AVE- ROOMS. KITCH-
18th: s65. J. A. WEINBERG CO. Ma. $500.
DOWNTOWN RM KIT, BATH, ALL
utilities incl: will furn. il desired; S41 so.
zoos oath St NV. ME. 2149.
300 ST. SW-1st FL. 8 BEAUTIFUL
modern, newly decorated rms, pvt. en-
trance, S32 SO. GORDON. ME, 1873
4S5 N ST. SW.-4 LARGE ROOMS AND
bath, S42 so month. 90 $3.50.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

REGISTERED. inoculated Irish settlers
months old excellent hunting stock; cham
pions; sire from Delano Kennel. Call eve
nings, Alexandria 03l9, Springheld. Va.
j. V. Keyes. l2'
DACHsHUND PUPPIES beautiful, cham
piou bred. registered. glossy coat 4 months
old Call Falls Church 1lo5-W
PUPS, black Siberian Husky" mother was
with Admiral Byrd's EXP. IA. TlSn. 1@-
POINTER tbitchl. registered and broken.
Clark W. Crossman, 4U5 Lee hwy, Fails
Church, Va. H.
BOXERS, beautiful fawn puppies with the
very desirable white markings, from 2 10
s months old; for the best quality. price
condition. see these exceptionally well-bred
puppies cropped and ready for delivery.
SH. 1921 M
HOLLYWOOD KENNELS-BOARDIN
Cocker spaniel puppies, stud dogs Wash
BaIto. blvd WA 1924 Berwyn l30.