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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-06-19
"Hay-Making" Is
Very Important
On Dairy Farms

During the next four months
the major portion of the hay crop
in North Carolina will be harvest
ed. The production of hay has in
creased remarkably in recent
years. During the period from
1929 through 1888, North Carolina
produced an average of 100000
tons of hay annually. Last year
more than million tons of hay
were harvested.
John A. Arey, Extension dairy
specialist of N. c. State College,
says a large part of the hay pro-
duced in North Carolina is med
ium to low in feed value.
Good quality hay" Arey de-
clared, sis expressed by leafiness,
fine stems, good aroma, distinct
green color, and low percentage
of foreign matter, such as weeds
and stubble. Barring weather con-
ditions,. the farmer can largely
control all these factors through
methods of production and hand
ling"
The dairy specialist says that
one of the most important factors
affecting the quality of hay is the
stage of maturity at WHICH it is
cut. With most hay crops the per-
centage of leafiness and protein
content are highest soon after the
plant begins to bloom. A little
later the protein moves toward
the seed, the stems become more
woody, and the leaves next to the
ground begin to fall.
The time to- cut alfalfa hay is
when the crop is one-tenth to one
fourth in bloom; lespedeza, when
the crop is about one-half in
bloom; soybeans, when the pods
are we'll formed and the seed
about half developed; and cow
peas, when the first pods begin
to yellow.
Complete information on hay
making is contained in Extension
Circular No. 237, 'EMaying Hay in
North Carolina which is avail
able free upon request to the Ag-
riculture Editor, N. c. State Col
lege, Raleigh.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-06-19

! panic. She could not bear to look
for a moment longer at that sad
and damning record that Jaffry
Clay had left. She had to put il
out of sight, hide it, destroy it
and forever after pretend that il
had never been.
But she was afraid. Perhaps the
book would be tremendous sue
cess, perhaps it would be SEN
sation-in fact, she was pretty
sure it would be.
| She hurriedly put out the lights
and left the building.
She was sitting with the half
empty tea cup when Anse came
in with a load Of books.
Here" he said, ''is something
Why, my dear, you look tired
unto death. What kept you so
late?"
She moved her shoulders as if
shaking off some oppressive
weight, then stood up and walked
to the window and gazed out on
the lights Of the city. She said.
"T'm sorry to bother you, Anse.
Don't think I'm unhappy. I'm not.
Certainly not on my own account.
This is just - something. It will
pass. When Simon comes back we
are going to be married. I am 60
ing to call Deb tomorrow and tell
her to come and help me buy my
trousseau. This time I'm going to
buy It,"
She turned from the window.
'They say the third time does it
-eh, Anse?" She laughed softly.
II had three lovers-Jaff, Jon and
Simon. Sounds like a riddle,
doesn't it? Jaff is dead, Jon is
done with-there's only Simon. It
is riddle. Anse-it's peach of
a riddle" She said good night
then and kissed him and went to
bed.
(TO Be Continued
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-06-19
Obituary
MRS. EUGENE BARE

In memory of our dear mother
and grandmother, Mrs. Eugene
Bare, whom departed this life
May 80, 1941. She was a member
of the Primitive Baptist Senter
Church. Her body was carried to
Senter, where funeral service was
conducted by Revs. Ed Davis and
Worth Davis. She was laid to rest
in the family cemetery to await
the resurrection morn.
Darling mother how we loved you
But Jesus loved you best,
He took you from us to heaven,
To your eternal rest.
Oh, mother how we miss you;
Every day we miss you more;
But we are looking to Jesus we'll
meet you
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-06-19

That never can be filled.
We hope when Jesus calls us
We can say as mother did,
"T'he Lords will be done,
Praise his holy name"
She leaves to mourn her loss a
husband, seven children: Lissie
Dewey, Effie, Walter, Everett,
Haley and Essie Bare; nine grand
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-06-19
On that beautiful shore.

Mother bore her sickness with
patience and endurance. We did
all we could for her. We feel we
could not do any. more.
The old home is saddened,
The voice we loved is stilled;
It leaves a vacant place in our
home,
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-06-19

children: Janice, Tava, Brucy,
Clayton, Clifford, Peggy Ann
Bare; Blair, Blain and Polly Bard
Written by her daughters,
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-06-19

Bargains t nas'ns Saw ina mii; :,
Wood Working and Road Build
ing Machinery, Well Drilling Ma
chimes, Gasoline Engines, etc.-R
p. JOHNSON, Wytheville, Va.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-06-19
NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
-AcuE HNTINTV

ASHE COUNTY
To All Whom It May Concern:
This is to certify that we have
sold our interest in the Central
Service Station in West Jefferson,
N. c., to r. H. Koontz, and we
will not be responsible for any
business transactions or obliga-
tons through the said station.
This 9th day of June, 1941.
J. GWYN GAMBILL
CLAUDE BROWN
6-12-4t
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-06-19

Every morning at nine o'clock,
Gillian went to the printery. ST.
mon would be waiting for her. ST.
mons good morning kiss would
begin the day just as Anse's good
night kiss would end it.
But after that kiss, they were
very businesslike. Simon, while
waiting for the delivery of Jaffry
Clay's manuscripts, had lined up
several novels and a number of
children's books. So many things
to do that it seemed each day
should have a few extra hours.
''But we're getting there" said
Simon when the first novel had
come off the press. ''What a
thrill"
Like sending out little ships
on the sea, isn't it, Simon? You
Evening star., 1941-04-14
SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.

341S Sth ST. south-SinEle
meals. CH. 63SS.
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1900 ST. N.E.-2nd-FL. APT. Mr..
Eastern High School: rms, kit, bath,
pVf front and hack entrance
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1872 KANSAS AVE NW-Nicely furn
front bedroom in newly decorated private
home; near transp. Also unfurn. room
porch; very reas. ia. 1892.
COLORED-111S r. 1. AVE. N.W.-Large
front room, furn. or unfurn., 2nd floor;
convenient to trans: adults. Also hallrm.
NO. 1868.
COLORED-5632 Blaine st. n.e.-2 nice
rms, furn. or unfurn.. use of kitchen and
bath Call Franklin 1902
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ROOMS UkfURNlSHED.

7I7 KENNEDY ST Nw-2 rooms, dress
ing rm.. kitchen, dinette and BATH newly
dec. throughout. Everything furn. except
cooking gas. $50.
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PIANO, Steinway-We have the largest
selection of used Steinways in the city.
they cannot be told from new Compare
our prices and quality and see for yourself
why pay more? RatnerS Music Store
T36 18th st. NV. ME 1881
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THE BEST BUY TO-DAY
TN NIT mr. EnraxT-

Cost S14. .00O-Sacrifice SS95o
G. mn And rs. Look at the Terms.
22ft. Colonial tapestry brick, ssye,
large rooms and bath "a bedrms1: sIso
one room in basement. > glassed-in
Gail MR.. SACHS DI 5000, with
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON
20l Inv RIdp c,in- p.S.,'
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PIANOS-Compare our prices on good
nsed grand, before you buy. Wonderful
Ssen Weber, etc. Ma. 473O. kits,
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

RELIABLE COLORED LADY wishes small
apt. or rooms to share with another. Call
tn n m HO 1TE2
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S BEDROOMS-SI6 500

handsome center hall brick Colonial home
beautifully, situated on wooded lot, is an
details include music room of living room
nrst-noor den with adjoining lavstory:
lovely bedrooms, 2 baths and sleeping
floor bedroom. There is an attractive
recreation room In ba sement. For details.
call Mr.. Karr, WI 1887.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 141i.
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FLATS FOR RENT.
HOUSES FURNISHED,

sEMI-DETAcHED. SMALL, COMFORT
able; 8 rooms near MontroSe Park April
20 10 Oct. !: SO. Dupont 3337
NEAR 18th AND MONROE N.W.-6 RMS.
yard, garage: nicely fur, complete home;
sS5 month. co. 9309 16'
ALL MODERN HOME. BEAUTIFULLY
furnished: 3 bedrooms, recreation room
automatic heat and hot water, garage,
porch lee. library; mr.. Georgetown; former
oficer's home. Wo. 62O3 after $50 p m.
WOODBRIDGE D. C-NEwLY DECO
rated. : rooms and bath; fully furnished
oil heat; garage; lease for months, SIS
per month. For information call
LOUIS H. HALL, REALTOR
2125 r. 1. Ave. NE. HO 5000.
Evenings and Sundays. MI 4522
BEAUTIFUL MASSACHUSETTS AVE. PARK
290l Woodland Drive NV.
High above Washington. overlooking Rock
Creek Park. on beautifully wooded lot. 4
bedrooms. baths. servants quarters. ga
rage; completely furnished including linens
and silver. Exceptionally low rental for
immediate occupancy on 6 months lease
Call Mr. Cassidy. DI. 9706 or RA. 1869, for
appointment.
McKEEvER g. wHITEFoRD,
DI. 9706 1925 ST NV
UNTIL OCT. l. FURNISHED, NEARLY
new. Near Glebe I'd. and Wilson blvd
S15 month. CHI. 26I3. IA
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BUILDING MATERIAL-A large stock of
new new ana used building materials at rock
DoItom prices. All our lumber is recondi
.loneo and free. OF nails. Come to our
yard for easy selection Wi
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BABY CHICKS.

GIANT PANSIES. fine collection Of peren
mails and evergreenS reasonable prices.
Green. l140S Georgia ave. ext.
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BRICK BUNGALOW
a., RObERT Z. LOHR
III Cedar ST. TAX PIX GF nsSI

CHEVY CHASE. D c., 3O09 STEPHFNS0N
p. nW.--Ss.250 Detached new, sIl-bTirs
mouse. large rms: perfect homes fo-
small families and a location Won Will liks
CREAL & TURNER. EN- 65o6
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Government employe, room,
nearby Va, private home middle-aged
couple: quiet, convenient to restaurant.
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PIANOE;-Latest model Knabe spinet, only
very slightly used. now for sale at
Torthwhile reduction over the new price;
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1913; now $3.50. This is our weekly spe-
Slal. Try and beat it. Ratner's Music
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

6623 EASTERN AVE, TAKOMA PIX. MD.
; rooms, sleeping porch. ami. clean
well furnished: reas. adults only. See
:'23 End ST. S.E-3 ROOMS, KITCHEN,
bath, gas, electricity electric refrigers-
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A REAL LIBRARY

Sl4 5O0-Delightful restricted suburban.
wnere living is up to par. You'll be charm,
ca WITH TINS magnificent, brand-new home
Sondly pullt of masonry: containing
Iovely rooms, baths, 1st-foor lavatory
ana many new features; spacious lot With
trees. Much more home than the prizes
indicated and unbelievably advantaseous
terms Seeing Is believing. For inspection,
call REALTY ASSOCIATES. Ma. 1895
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PIANO. apt. size upright, mahogany. new
coholtlon' bargain. Schaeffer, 1925 Irving
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PIANO, Weber baby grand. mahogany
small slzs. perfect condition like new
parealn for cash. SCHAEFFER, 1925
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sp1net, S100; ideal as a practice piano or
{or very small room; very easy terms.
NA. 4730. Kitt'S. 1320 @ 81 e'
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5407 4th NW-MASTER BEDROOM
shower bath, kitchen priv; reasonable.
RA. 4049.
1917 IRVING ST. NW.-ATTRACTIVE
2 large rms, pvt. b.. h, gas, elec. refg,
screened porch; S12.50; adults. AID. 0359.
TAKOMA PARKS RMS. BATH. REFG.
nicely furn., utilities, $50: employed couple:
nr. bus. Call Shepherd 2527-W
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PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used
spinets. consoles and small uprights at
low monthly rentals; all money paid as
rental applies on the purchase price if you
6eeioe TO BUY later: MA. 4130. kits,
1880 G. st. NV (middle of the h1ockl
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
HOUSES FOR SALE.

NAVY OFFICER. WITHOUT CHILDREN.
ueSireS lurn. det. house. NV D C OF
dlIlcreSt. from Nav l. Box 4O9-X Star. 14s
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PIANO. Mason & Hamlin; small uprisht: ::
IN perfect condition: cost $500: 1st Sl0O
takes Il. T. o. Morarre, S29 Kennedy ST.
NV GE 651l "
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P1ANOS-We have q tremendous selection
OF used uprights, priced from $40 up;
many well-known makes: Knabe, stein,
way, Kimball, Stieff, Gulbranson Hunt
pgton Lester. etc. Republic 1890, The
Piano Sh0p 1015 Stb Sf N r
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PIARO-Used. plain mahogany case baby
grand with full keyboard, 20; very easy
terms. Ma. 4730. Kits. 1880 G ST
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OIt{ { bURNER, SI;5S. completely installed;
nothing down. S5.1s per mo beeinning
sept. J. S: LEFEVRE, INC, 2OO7 K St
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FRONT ROOM, excellent meals. private
home. u block bus: accommodate 2 or 8;
reasonable Call Hobart 1854
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tContinued On Next Page.)
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EUGENE A. BARRY.
1907 H St. NV. MF eoos
BUILDER S OWN HOME

bUILDEH OWN HOME.
, nome of extreme quality built to emit
the finest taste. Located in one Of ths
most exclusive sections in D. C., con
SIStinR R Of 3 bedrooms. 2 baths maids
room and bath. lavatories recreation
room with full bar: Ist-foor den or
library, plsyroom. large center hsi. A
remarkable home for S265OO. For an
polntment. call Mr. Ginnetti. DI. 31n0.
with BEITZELL. or RA O14n ewes
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TOMORROW S SALE at Weschler's auction,
915 E st. NV. includes new and used
suites. desirable odd pieces, modern
Frigidaire, washers, gas ranges, etc. by
order Of Second National Bank. trustee,
and other
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ROOMS WANTED.

wANTED-One or two rooms with bath by
nurse for treatments. Box 442-X, Star.
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ROOMS EURN e. UNFURN

FOR COLORED-Large front rm.. en-
ployed single or couple; gentlemen pref.
KinRman Park ne Franklin 1854
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BEDROOM, dining. living room furniture,
contents of apts. or homes. WE DO MOVING
CAREFULLY, REASONABLY. Georgia 1416.
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TAs RANGES. warehouse clearance sale
ass Iss' .ssstT, years models from, $3.50. Used
Ssna Ssna reeullt nationally advertised ranges
LeFevre o0nS < 81 q paSi =. ..
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Ff,ss MFf,AsCHllNtERY. 2 hydraulic rotary grease
Condition. Cal GE Q422 ~ eoON
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FURNITURE-Want to buy some used
household goods to outfit large place; also
good piano. elec. refrieerator. ME. 5255.
FURNITURE-Househo furnishings of all
kinds; maximum cash prices; bric-a-brac,
china. Call any time. RE. 1904. ME. 5317.
20s
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heis m LIP prlses ICES pai9 sns otS ior gooa
DI. 5007. Open Sunday and evenings. 22'
CASH FOR FURNITURE and household
effects any amount. Call today. Mr..
Lewis MA $500 1Rs
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u ACRE.

lovely 3-bedrm. and bath homs with
sunroom, dining rm.. living rm with open
hreplsce and lavstory on LIST floor; on
must see list today. Se45o r.
SPEAR. INC. WI 2tos. Brsdlsv of4z,
CONTINUED On Next Pags)
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APARrMENrs FURNISHED.

3 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH FUR
nished apt; available May 16. Sun. ia.
ao32; weekdays. DI. 26o1. Br. 16s for
GOVT. EMPLoYEES-1012 EYE ST. NE
3 rms; new furniture; all modern con-
veniences; adults. Lincoln 7s12.
AT LINCOLN PARK : / ROOM AND
se@i.bath: :p5.' s45' At. .s9eo' 6545. f'i'i0Aife
1928 BHTMoRE ST. NV. Mr.. 18th AND
Columbia I'd large, bright rooms, sec
ond floor, front, nicely furnished; gas elec.
refrigerator. AID. 1149.
140o GIRARD N.W.-NEWLY DEC, 3
heat: ideal for 8 girls. 1'-'''- '"0"' Oil
124 3rd ST; NE.-HoMEY GROOM
apartment: bright and airy; porch, bath
with shower, Frieid.; every conven.; adults
sgBLLEAsE TO-DAY, 8 MOS. OR MORE
bedrms., liv., rm:: kit.-din., bath, 3 large
closets; suitable couples, 4 girls or adult
family; dishes. linens silver, utilities;
RsrkinF; Ps6s1 ssS mo- MRS. HoAG' North Nor!
ATTRACTIVE. COMP. 2 RMS. b, d.
neyte. kit, incl. porch: cow location. In
% %9qire eve. after Easter. Beg. at SIS. co.
14th AND PARK RD-2 ROOMS KIT,
adults; S45 3473 Holmead pi NV,
1852 KENYON ST. N.W.-7LARGE. AT
trae. bedroom, kit. pvt. bath, back porch;
sink. Frigidaire; Sl1 wk.; 1st floor.
1891 AsHMEAD PL; ,N.w.-LovELY g.
suitable or 3 adults NO. 1914.
1881 AsHMEAD PL. NW.-LARGE BASE
ment room, private bath, newly furnished;
l or adults. North 1914
TAKOMA PARK-SHADY PORCH
1ended oa s5 fasfff sa 4f5qf a54nf afist af qfs pm
GENTLE GIRL TO SHARE WITH AN
9ther, 2;rm.,n kitehepette and bath apt.
1892 A ST. S, E, NEAR l4th-TWO CON-
pietely furnished rooms, next bath and
shower seven windows; owners home;
5556 S5 SsIo.Ii 18th hr+ ST NW-NICE; Nv LARGE
nished; Ss per week. AID. O352.
1902 G ST. N.E--1 ROOM. KITCHEN
and bath, neatly furnished. Frigidaire
reasonable: adults only.
1912 INGLEsIDE TERRACE NW.-BED-
livng, room. kitchen. semi-pvt. bath;
l4l9 MONROE ST. N.w.-3-ROOM APT.
adults: eonv. location s4s' ANI AID. ssp'uN' SS5S'
1s49 LAMONT ST. N.w-BED-LIVING
room. kitchen, back porch, nicely furn;
convenient bus. Hobart 0194.
100 9Th ST. NE-LARGE. BRIGHT RIM,
kitchenette: 1st FIR; Frigidaire, c.h.w.; 50.
Sober tenants
OFF COL. RID. 25I5 18th ST. NV
Living room, bedrooms, kitchen; near
school: mi.
s14 CONN AVE. NEXT CLARIDGE HO-
tel-Large front room, kit. Frigidaire:
everything furn.; S45 mo. Call after
g pm.
THE ALLEN 24IO Goth ST NV.
Has an available apartment. consisting of
living room, bedroom, kitchenette. bath
INSPECTION invited.
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ali kinds Also eIec, refgs., stoves, tools,
etc Day or night. Franklin 2S07. 1S'
FURNITURE-Househo or Office furni-
ture. brio -brac, rugs. Pay cash. Call
Dupont 0513. mySs
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iPlANO-Used small spinet in good condi-
ton, S95: also values in used baby grands:
Sesms Republic 1890. The Piano Shop.
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SEeNERAToRS-sTARTERs. S.. so up; lare.
sSL asSort.; install inlmed.: small charge.
elec. repairs: 9th year CARTY. eos I4fh
HAMBURG GRINDER i horSepover
levy levy renovated, new head; excellent con-
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SHEPHERD PARK.
S8 Q5n
INVESTORS ATTENTION

Modern detached home. rooms and
oath, 4 bedrooms: will consider trade on
small home. Phone National $3.50 p NJ
PRATT CO. INC. 1oI7 K st. NV
INVESTORS ATTENTION.
new group of 2-family fats rented
TO colored at S71 so per month: tenants
payment, this will show a splendid return.
Call MR.. BENSON, DI. 1882. Phone serv.
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NOW NEARING COMPLETION

y 4NONN 4NEHhINNT COMPLETION
BUY now and save money Two lovely
Solid brick detached homes Six large
rooms, Ia baths, - bath on lst Hoor
very large lots. 5ox15O; detached sarsse:
trimmed in natural wood: center entrayce:
large hving room and nice recreation
room; very high elevation: near n, H.
ave; ave-; IN p. e: For inspection. call Mr.,
OREM. CE 4k2Q or DI 224G '
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BARRED ROCKS, R. I. REDS, ss. 90 per
100. Conkey's Y-O feeds. James Feed
Store. 619 st. NV Metropolitan 0O89.
BLOOD TESTED CHICKS brooders. equip,
ment. poultry remedies and feeds r. W
AT. 54I1. 6O7 E ST. NV. Ma O09l
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CLOTHING-Highes prices paid for mems
used clothing Bermaps, 1922 18th st. NV.
ME. 3767 Open eve Will call.
CLOTHING-Better prices paid for mems
used clothing. Harrys. 113S 9TH st. NV.
DI $3.50 Open eve. Will call.
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FURNITURE, bric-a-brac. china. glass
ware, rugs, silverware, paintings highest
ga sh nrice Maid Call MurraY. TaYlnr 2A33
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1888 s ST. NV, q block Conn. ave
Attractive, very large room. 5 windows,
suitable L or 2 gentlemen single room. 3
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ENIshINGS-Msh0ean dining room
-cn ruio coglsn' lss rec, reed set. Kitchen cabinet,
smaH items. Franklin O32O, 201 20fh ST
ne. Apt. g ~oh ~oiH 81
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GEORGIA AVE. NV. 1894 Georgia ave.
nw.-Nicely furnished rooms; gentlemen.
Phone GE 1889. Is.
1927 LAMONT Nw.-Double room with
twin beds: 2 young ladies may use kitchen.
MT CopueDientIv loratad
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

GENTLEMAN desires single room and ga
rage near boarding house. Box 446-x.
Star 15s
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EXCEPTIONAL VALUE,

6,750-TERMS
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
Fully detached clapboard,
slate roof. Good condition.
Close to all schools and
TRANSFORMATION. Call MIR,
MILLS. Woodley 1900, Eve
nings, Sligo 1898.
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
on beautiful lot, with finished recrea
tlon room: priced under S1l 900. In new
sectlon IN the District. For Inspection Of
tEhlS home csll MR.. MscMURRAY, EN-.
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1880 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-Gentle
man: nicely furnished room with running
water, near bath; phone service; walking
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SsADIos sah So Al Makes; orig. val. to s15O
$oO repos. y from storage, all rebuilt, guar
70 play: 1O10 9TH st. NV. Open to T.
REFRIGEFAToRs-New and used, $50 up;
guaranteed up to years: easy terms.
?. o. Smith, 1874 H ST. ne. Lincoln $3.50
REFRIGERATORs : Deep-cut sacrifice
prices on over 500 refrigerators. in all
makes. models and sizes from Gu. #. TO
- Gu. II. We have the largest display
OF regrigerators in various models and
sizes in Washington. We guarantee not
to be undersold. Brand new 1871 stand
ara makes of refrigerators with factory
S-year guarantee at Atlas low prices.
Iwenty-sx years experience is your guar
antee of satisfaction. We have a group
Of General Electric Frigidaire, westing
mouse, Crosley, Kelvinator, Norge. Leon
ard: Coldspot, Mayhower, used models in
perfect condition. as low as S19. Better
refrigeration values at Atlas famous low
prices A group of refrigerators in orig
insl factory cases will be sacrificed at
deep-cut prices Of 500 off list prices. No
money down; Long easy terms. I'm
usually liberal trade-in allowance.
ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY.
wsshington's LaIsest Appliance House.
ac1 6 st. NV, Entire Building.
District 3737. Open Ewes. TIL 9 Pm.
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ssURNITURE BARGAINS-Manufactu
Ee9roosa, E,e9r samples and close-outs; brand-new
xufnlture at tremendous SAVINGS for raSb
open until Q. Stahler's. 625 ST. NV
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WANTED TO RENT-Large room or two
rooms, furnished private bath if possible.
near Library of Congress; board. breakfast
and dinner, OPTIONAL; must be good neigh
borhood. respectable family: willing to pay
reasonable amount for good accommoda-
tions BOX ak Star 14s
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCoRDIoN-If you want to learn n
piay the accordion we viii loan Won an
instrument without charge; all you pay is
our studio at hours convenient To yoMi In
wa5t unlS plan va also also is available to those who
ssxophone, clarinet trumpet msrimbs snigit.s
o1Ims. etc. Call National 1870 Kift's
1850 G ST. NV. (middle of the hlock( -
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DUPONT CTRCLE-Corner room. win
dows, next to bath available Tuesday; 81
wk.; references DU. 1904.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
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1928 VERMONT AVE Apt 34-Double
and single rms: newly furn.; uni. phone.
1909 22nd ST. NE, Woodridge-Rooms,
single and double, newly furn.; on bus
line. Hobart 1856.
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1924 K ST. N.W.-Desirable front rooms,
fourth floor: reasonable. Phone ME. 09S1.
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SLlGU Park HILLS
Detached White RrirE 60. T..

= Detached White Brick Cape Cod.
rooms. baths: bedrooms and hath
on 2nd fir, bedrooms and bath IN erst
moor price, Sl1.25O; nice lot; built-in ga
Tsge M Bennett, GE 229S. WAPLE 4,
JAMES. INC. DI. 1886
$3.50 NEAR 10th AND K Sis Ne
story brick house of rooms and hath
On each floor; oil heat; nev-houSe con
oltlon. Occupy one apt and let other
10 pay for your home. Terms
so'"oO Near 18th and Potomac ave Sc,
convenient 10 Navy Yard Colonial tap
eStry orlcS' arranged for . families
81 moor, rooms and bath: 2nd floor
rooms and bath; oil heat: garage
dltion. Terms
1so- EUGENE A BARRY.
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RE-UPHOLSTERING.

Three-piece living suite upholstered for
S45, covering and new inside material in
cluded: made like new in finest tapestry
and frieZette; workmanship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERING CO..
2509 14th ST. NV. COLUMBIA lOl72
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THE REEDER. 1924 18th ST. NE
large rooms. double-sized kitchen and bath:
heat, hot water furnished; refrigeration on
house current; redecorated: S41 so. See
janitor or phone DI. 2434. Other apts.
available