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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-26
Attempts Suicide
On Night Train

Because - tired u commit
suicide en- route here frorn Seattle
~ Tire night train "a Portland.
fs-yesr-cld Casper A Feldman
xss held N re city 81 Saturday
On an open charge.
TIE young nan Vas taken into
custody BY ne trains porter and
passengers after he deliberately
hsshed his bad several time.
against the vsshrcon's haikhssd.
Feldman ted police - wsr an
sx-msrins. but had no draft regis
tration card and wanted 70 ~
turned over 10 military authorities
lie also sad his father - Ger
man alien. but did not offer
further expl.naticn-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-26
PEACE OF MIND
SURELY WORTH
PENNY A DAY

Peace OF mind is certainly worth
a cent day to you. That's what
you get when you keep your war
bonds and other valuable papers in
your own safe deposit box. where
fire, thieves and bombs can't get
to them. You are invited to in
spect the great vault Of the WASH
ington Safe Deposit Company at
18th and Pacific in the Washington
Building. Hours convenient to all,
and especially to working people.
Open daily from $3.50 to $50 and
on Saturday from $50 to l, and
then In the evening from 6 to 8.
adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-26

As result Of a fall from his
motorcycle, 31-year-old Norris
Berg. SIG So. 9th St, was con-
fined at St Joseph's hospital Sat-
urday with head injuries and
bruises.
According to police, Berg lost
control of his vehicle at seth and
Mckinley ave. about $50 p. m.
Friday and was hurled to the
pavement when the motorcycle
capsized.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-26

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-26
TO BUILD HOUSES

Building permits for the con-
struction OF three $1,000 residences
at 1901. 1908 and 1911 No. Monroe
were issued Saturday 10 A. II.
Cruver.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-26
FUNERAL SERVICES

Britannia X. Gust - Private
services were held Saturday morn
ing at IL in C. o. Lynn Co. chapel:
Rev. p. B. Hoff officiated; burial
was in New Tacoma cemetery.
Isaac Russell Spray Services
will be held Monday at l p. m.
in C. o. Lynn Co. chapel: burial
in Trinity Lutheran cemetery.
Falkland.
Charles Drury--Services win be
held Monday at . p. m. in Buckley
King chapel: Rev. Milton A.
Marcy officiating: burial In Ia
coma cemetery. Both Drury
clothing shops IN Seattle and Ia
coma win be closed p. m. Mon
day. Pallbearers viii be Dix n.
Rowland. Frank Lsnborn. l. J.
Brown. Calvin Stewart. Y. c.
Richards and r. NJ. Crosby.
Honorary palibesrers will be Frank
A. Wilhelmi. Joe Whitehouse.
Harold Runions, Alfred Lister.
z. s. Pazey. Charles NJ. Morphy
and DR.. James LaGaEa-
Mrs. William p. sIingzult-sery-
ices will be held Monday at I p. m.
in Buckley-King's chapel; Rev.
Harold Booeh fnelsting: crema-
ton win follow in Tacoma Nausea
leum-
Evening star., 1942-10-25

leave and went on ahead. Sure
enough, if we'd gone with the troops,
Gilbert would have arrived on the
train. We've been here in Washing
ton six years now and I'm getting
used to staying in one place. But at
first it seemed as if we ought to get
up and 60 again"
FOOD FROM AHAR: Most fun of all
the posts they went to was Honolulu,
Mrs. Hershey says. Anywhere
they go. Army people always know
each other and have something in
common" she goes on, but when
we arrived in Honolulu, we knew
more people than anywhere we'd
ever been. 1t was nice life and the
food was good - both Hawaiian
and Chinese. That was our last
post before we came here"
At first in Washington, Mrs.
Hershey served Hawaiian or Chinese
TW-1s-75-42
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perm anently IN
love with the Army and Army life.
"I'd been in the Philippines where
my uncle was Vice Governor Gen.
eral," Mrs. Hershey explains, "and
I'd met the Army out there. The
Army figured big in the social life,
and l was enchanted with it. When
the First World War ended, wanted
my husband to stay in the service.
The officers who'd been in France
had a chance to pass an examination
and become officers in the regular
Army. So that's what Lewis did,
and we've never regretted it,
ARMY WIFE. Today Mrs. Hershey
herself wears a uniform, as super
active member of the AWVS. If
you want to see her for a private
chat, you'll probably have to get
out to the house in Chevy Chase
early in the morning. Most days,
and all day, she will be selling War
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Favorite dishes Of
Draft-Boss Hershey:
You'll like them
%@s<soe &",'e~

IN LOVE WITH THE ARMY: 1917!
American boys we're in uniform
b for the then current World War.
Among them was a young ex-school
teacher from Indiana "a likely
chap, as the Army sees things, for
he had risen, between 1911 and
1916. from private to lst Lieutenant
in the National Guard. Since 1916
he had been 1st Lieutenant in the
US. Army. His name was Lewis
Blaine Hershey - and by 1912 and
the second World War he had be-
come a Major General and Direc-
tor of the Selective
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FoR THE GENERAL {.
HARRIS 4 EWING

Bonds down in the heart of Wash
ington. Any other day she'll be tied
up with the Washington Junior
Misses who belong to Mrs. Robert
Patterson's JANGOs.
The whole Hershey family is busy
about the war. Gilbert is year
ling at West Point. George. who
registered for the draft along with
the other 18-year-olds, is working in
the Ford bomber plant, for he is
mechanically inclined. Ellen, high
school miss of Is, does much
war work and wears two uni-
forms, that of the AWVS and
that of the JANCOs. Kathryn,
who was graduated from George
Washington University last spring.
has job on the Washington Post,
and does war work in her free
time.
"All this makes very irregular
household" Mrs. Hershey says,
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but we've never
lived by rule any,
way. People COM
plain about the diff
fculty of living in
Washington - it
seems easy to us.
We We lived in
places where we
couldn't get help
or even medical
service. w e We
picked up at a mo-
ment's notice, and
moved across the
continent. My first
boy was born just
at the time when
our whole post was
being moved from
Arkansas to Wash
ington State. We
were to 60 by troop
train, but l calcu-
lated that the baby
would be born en-
route. So we got
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Service System.
But in 1917,
young Hershey
he was only "a
was about to be
sent overseas for
the first time. He
had some private
business to attend
to before then,
however very
private and very
important: He was
going to get mar
ried to Ellen Dy-
CERT, a pretty Indi-
ana girl who grew
up in the same
town with him. 1t
was one of those
wartime marriages
that turn out right.
She had fallen in
love with him for
keeps; she was also
Evening star., 1942-03-15

DINING ROOM FURNITURE nah. irfpor-
TAM pieces. NelsSen. Worcester. san ID
shire and Wedrewood china, Chinese por-
cola n. Knabe piano. Apt. /, lNi4 Colun-
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ELECTRIC APPLIANCES = westinghouse
Crosley refrlgerator. S3a 95: electric range
$40 SO All in excellent operating condi-
ton. District Electric Co., 1905 Wiscon-
SIN WnndlnY 1000
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BOATS.

AUXILIARY sAILBoAT, @5-ft.. being re-
modelled. not quite complete. new spars
sPEEDBoAT, Mullins, all metal hull IS
#. Continental motor. 55-hp4 SlOo.
Martz, 121I Staples st. ne. AT. 1So:2-
CABIN CRUISER. 25-ft.. complete with
galley. berths. mahogany hull. Gray motor
less than l year old; must sacrifice. terms.
DE. 5454
CABIN SAILBOAT round bottom. lS-ft
SIS: inspect al Nash Marine or call L. V.
Rawlings. Elk 2460. ext 366.
CRUISER, 31-ft.. 1O.6-ft. beam. a bargain.
Call Trinidad 5644.
EyINRUDE and Elto outboard, motors;
and parts. used parts; factory representa-
tives. 127 llth Sc
40-FT. CHESAPEAKE BAY BOAT. Hooper
Island type, Ford marine motor. OIL cooled
and water cooled manifold S215. Mr..
Demas. 2O1 LIST St ne, FIR. 4696.
WANTED-Outbeard motors regardless Of
size or condition: cash for same. 737
l1th st.
OUTBOARD MOTOR. 9-hp model, made
by johnson and only run about 20 hours.
sos: owner has been called for Army See
Mr.. Kenneth Brown between 2 m. ana
! pm. at 1015 9TH st. NV. RE. 1880.
ENGINE completely converted Stude
baker engine, 1l5-h.p, 500 cash. TR.
Oc3s until 5 p.m.. IA. 3s03 after :.
RICHARDSON CRUISER in fine condition,
3 years old. reasonable. Shepherd 491l.
CABIN DEADRISE. excellent. 34-ft. fully
equipped. ready to run; economical motor;
toilet: S325. Atlantic 4516
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DINING ROOM SET. pcs, excellent con-
6lt.on- console radio. no dealers. II
DrIafoii pl n "
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DINING ROOM SET Cnnior'. extension
table buffet and 1 chairs neather seats).
present apartment too small. 1860 Ala
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DOORS tpanep. two ca. 3O'x19', one
with lock and hlnses. excellent
s. 90. WI 1gHa.
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SHED, l0xl2, used as lunch stand on con-
struction Job. Locate at 32nd and Chesa-
peake sts. NV. Call Sterling 1896. ASK
for Mr.. Frank Is.
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DINING ROOM SUITE. 1-piece oak: cleo
trio cabinet radio. 2619 North Capitol st.
DINING ROOM SUITE. 1O-pc.. walnut. AL
condition; cost S24O; sacrifice. $50. Lud-
lou SSJ2.
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mick-Deerine, 3-horse. IA in, in new con-
dltion, having plOwed only ) acres and
been kept housed; price. $50; also Nc
Cormlck-Deering rotary hoe. in same con-
dition: cost Sl20; price. sos. L. r Sabine,
CIaIfhPrShurp Md GaitIerShlry n1-W
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DOORS. FRENCH. S. per pair, used. IN eI-
ceIlert condition. Pair fits openlnG 4s"XSO'.
Eechlnger Co.. 18th and H SIS. ne.
DRAFTING SETS. >. for sale cheap. Call
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ELEC. RANCE. Hot Point: reasonable; ex-
cellent condition Call AT. Oss2.
ELECTRIC RANGE. excellent condition.
Call CrenrCla OH 4
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DRESSES. size 1915: , suits. young
mans. size 36 good condition. WI. 324l
DRUMS. used Gretsch outfit; S36.
Terms. kits. 1880 G st. middle OF the
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ceIlent condition. 54in. round tablet eX-
ira leaves, + upholstered chairs and large
s1dehnard nrice SlN6. Oliver ThI9.
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DINING ROOM SUITE. lo-pc-. custom
built walnut. upholstered brocatelle chairs.
cost $3.50: sacrifice. Sl75; bedroom suite
good condition, S145; no dealers. ADAMS
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DINING ROOM SUITE. new 1-n!ece lined
oak; maple bedroom suite. stud 10 couch,
rugs fireplace set. miscellaneous household
furnishings. 4t25 Ellicott s.. NV. Sun
dsY No de lers.
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SEWING MACHINES, treadles, 81 SO
up; Singer port, S32 so: Singer console
cleo. $40 so 8 yrs free service Terms
Guar. repairs on all machines Hem
stitching buttons made. button holes.
pleating and CLAIM stitching done 917 p
st NV RE 1900. RE %3ll
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FURNITURE. refectory table. green sofa
char, metal beds. Chinese rugs. piano
bench. ladys clothing size l 6. girls size 6.
1882 Juniper ST NV
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DINING TABLE. EXTENSION. nah. S+5.
Naytsg washer. Apex man2le, So for both;
davenport and chars. SIS SCI. hrea ktast
tahle. &" 1881 Livingston ST. "
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ELECTRIC RANGE practically new. apt.
size Monarch $50. Phone Glebe 20l2
ELECTRIC RANGE. four-burner. Kevlna :
Tor. calrold units $50. Franklin 1858.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

FURN1TURE-Twin beds. walnut Phco
rado, S-nc. dlnlnc room suite S35. ma
hogany 5-pc dnette suite and 6-pc maple
with Welsh cabinet; cdd china cabinets:
Chest -a-Robe, Open Sun. afternoon and
evenings 3lR 9th q nU
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DRESS 2-pc-. size 90. St. coats. slze
20, S4: eve dress and slip, size 90 S5,
go Eve 81 Ant
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

TYPEWR1TERS adding machines. etc.
Rentals and repairs All makes. American
Typewriter Co. l43l z. Capitol st. Ii,
00S2. Open evenings
Evening star., 1942-03-15

RADIOS"oCIearance sale reconditioned
Phllco SH95. Apex Radio Co.. 7O9 9th st,
Evening star., 1942-03-15

NEC. RANGE j. and h. (hss . holes for
wood. good cond., $50. $500 Lee high
Evening star., 1942-03-15

/ SHOW CASES (2l, bargain: = typewriters,
/ one noiseless; adding machine, $50: dicta-
] phone. $500. No AGENTS. Ma lSSN.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

ELEC. RANCE, 2 burners and we'll large
S65: nearly new. 4211 31st st. Mt.
Ralnler Nd
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DINING ROOM SUITE. S-pece antique
oak. refectory table. with leather seats;
excellent condition: $40. Chestnut 4o}4.
DINING ROOM Hoover cleaner. wardrobe,
vanity. rugs, studio couch, chiffOrobe,
desks. chairs, kitchen cabinet WE DO
MOVING Edelman, 3303 Ga. ave.
DINING ROOM SUITE-9 pcs: in excel
lent condition: reasonable. 1861 kearney
n o NO lokN
Evening star., 1942-03-15

/ SIDEBOARD beautiful old mahogany. un-
usual claw and wing feet. carved brass
] handles; 90 u V
Evening star., 1942-03-15

FARM MACHINERY, livestock, harness
pony. work and ride, S75; Fordson tractor
new John Beere mower. 7-tt. cut. roller
corn planter, hay rake trucks wagons
tools. snvils, farm dinner bell 5@-lnch
circular saw. garden tools. etc. Person
GInev Nj Phnne Ashlon 2S2l.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

FUR JACKET, red fox, good cond. SIS:
wine wool dress with black fur jacket. SO;
several crepe dresses. 81 ca: all IA size;
IL hats. soc ca. SH 5326-W.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

DINING ROOM SUITE, 9-piece walnut,
Franklin 66So
Evening star., 1942-03-15

SINGER SEWING MACHINE round bobblu,
all attachments; fine condition. Call Gil.
O5Q5 after q am
Evening star., 1942-03-15

RADIO. console. mahogany; coffee table.
iady go1 set Of clubs. 5000 Conn. ave,
Evening star., 1942-03-15

DINING ROOM SUITE. o pcs; 2-pc living
room suite, bedroom furniture and mlscel.
pipCeS Owner RA 0664
Evening star., 1942-03-15

DINNER SET, complete. imported, Grown
Ducal also green satin and velvet dlVan'
silver and glassware EN-. 1344
Evening star., 1942-03-15

ELECTRIC MOTOR. l2-h.p, 60-cvcle, $40;
heavy duty 2-hp. farm engine. S25. Co.
1lIr17 gS2G
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STENOTYPE. new; complete course; stand:
$40. Phone Adams ! 131 after Z pm.
STENOTYPE MACHINE, good condition.
reasonable. Call Sunday morning RE
1858, Ext. SIS, or during week after &.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

POWER TOOLS. good condition; owner
IN service: band saw, planer, belt sander,
drill press and motor mounted on bench.
combination buffer and sander rip saw
Jig saw, quantity belt and disc sand
paper extra clamp and screw fittings.
mIter gauge several rip saw blades angle
iron for End bench; all for SIS: will moi
sell separately. 2415 n Kensington ST,
Arlington. CHI OS6l
Evening star., 1942-03-15

S1DEBOARD. antique mahogany, 60x@6x37
inches: perfect condition: $50. 1857 3lst
St NV Michigan E1OS
Evening star., 1942-03-15

FURNTT TURE-Leaving Washington must
sell Immediately complete one-room -and-
dlnette furniture: practically new: Sl25
1890 Shepherd st. ne, Apt. 203. Queenan.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

PRINTING OFF1CE-1o"x1S" c. &, P
press ." cutter, stone. stapler. 100 cases
OF type in cabinets. and misc c. Bowman,
SuItland. Nd. Spruce Oo34.I
Evening star., 1942-03-15

/ SEWING MACHINE, Singer. electric. per-
feet condition. attachments. Falls Church
Evening star., 1942-03-15

| RAD1O-PHONOGRAPH R. C. A, with in
| ter-miXer changer; all waves, pus.l-button
tuning f1ne condition: sacrifice SIS. Sligo
Evening star., 1942-03-15

RADJO-PHONOCRAPH CApEHART with
IemoqS turnover record changer de luxe
mooeI; orig. Sl.2Oc: sacrifice, S215
Evening star., 1942-03-15

ELECTRIC RANGES-New, deep-cut prices;
liberal trade-in allowances; easy terms
pay on your electric bill. -
Evening star., 1942-03-15

FURS-Blue fox scarf. sk'as. $50 worn
3 times: also silver fox. almost new $40
Wonderful bargains. cash only Mrs Large,
1I4-A. La Sale Apis
Evening star., 1942-03-15

LIVING ROOM 3-pc. velour $40; sold
separately mahogany davenport table.
S14 80: large library table and che II. 81 ;:
odd chairs and ANTIQUE table; radio; rea-
SOrable SH. 5l35-M
Evening star., 1942-03-15

PROTECTOR, l6 nm. sound or silent and
cameras, Will trade. 100 H st NV.
RADIO. new 6-tube Pilot portable: elec
battery combination: foreign recaptio $50
cash. Box 3OO-R. Star
Evening star., 1942-03-15
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

GUARANTEED genuine Penn. hard co
stove or chestnut, ST. per ton 2'24
bin delivered. TR. 0592.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

RAD1oSs.-Phonograph combination. bar
salnS; s1I be{nre moor san samples Save up to 3O%
Lons go IN erect. Our stock complete,
Strnnnhero .Ha rIeop 90 No" "a NtA'
Evening star., 1942-03-15

ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY.
Washingtons Largest Appliance House.
921 G St. N.W.-Entire Bldg
District 3137 Open Ewes. Till PM,
III rcrp1G REEp 1GER ATQR 4 cu f. DEL
Evening star., 1942-03-15

fee; also Frigidaire. water cooler, bottle
type: elec. hot-vater heater. 20 sails. RE.
S4s4.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

FURN1TURF-Wslnut dresser, chest of
drawers. new walnut metal double bed.
S45 No dealers 1911 Sprire rd n "
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FURNITURE-3 bargains: maple secretary,
roomy, $40; studio couch. stuffed pillows
wine color. perfect condition. S1"; living
room arm chair. 81: no offers. EN-. 1856.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

DIVAN. good mohair. with matching char:
re sonabe Emerson SS3l
Evening star., 1942-03-15

o.d changer Magic Eve, push button: cost
80 6rafted, sacrifice for best offer over
NNo. 1000 H s. NV. Ant l5
Evening star., 1942-03-15

Knabe Grand that We are closing out al
S4@5. real buy for a musician or some
Easy terms. kits 1880 G. ST (middle
of the block. Evening appointments
arranged Call Republic 6o12
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FURNTTURE-Iron beds. springs and mat
treSseS. dresser, miscellaneous articles
! 90 CalNert
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LIVING ROOM SETS. =: also other furni-
ture for sale. 1907 Farragut st. NV
2OEk
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SEWING MACHINES-See US and save 1Ooc
to 25rt on used electric Singers, Whites
and Domestics; Also plenty OF values in
new night table. desk and portable ma
chimes. We buy and repair all makes.
Call Republic 1880 The Piano Shop. 1Ol5
Evening star., 1942-03-15

DINING ROOM SUITE, handsome 10-pc.
Imported walnut; cost $3.50. sacrifice Ss5.
Another i0-pc excellent condition, sos.
Alabama Ants, cor 1lth and N Sts. NV.
Dealer Apt. 10l. Home Sun. and Mon.
III S % m White only
Evening star., 1942-03-15

FURNITURE - Bedroom. porch, miScel.
nearly new. Sacrifice Immediately: owner.
4"2S N. 24th st, Arlington. CHI. 1899.
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spinetS grands and small uprlghts at low
monthly rates. Or, if you think you may
buy later, you can obtain one on our
| special purchase rental plan. Kits, 1880
g ST. tmlddle OF the block. Evening ap-
Evening star., 1942-03-15

laneous articles. Phone Emerson 5524
GAS RANGE BARGAINS: factory rebuilt
and refnished like new from Sl4 so. in
ment-size ranges. from S2495: de luxe
ranges. from S44o' Big allowance for
your old stove: EZ terms. lie Fevre Stove
Co. a26 New York ave. n v RE OOl I q.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

PRINTERS PAPER CUTTER 3o-inch G,
Sanoorn; good condition: hand operated
Evening star., 1942-03-15

RADIO-PHONO. COMBS r, c,
A.: General Electric ETC.: goo,l selection
stlll available at liberal discounts for cash,
apex RADIO Co. 1n4 9th st n " at G
Evening star., 1942-03-15

O-4'O DL4S44O44 ~ &NbOs
Puppies. Stud service Alexandria 36i5.
CAIRN TERRIERS,
Mrs. Jere Mackle North 4337.
ASPIN HILL CEMETERY
FOR PET ANIMALS
Most beautiful animal cemetery IN tbs
East. nationally known; visitors always
welcome. Call Kensington 152M
MINIATURE SCHNAUZERS.
Females, SIS: pedigreed. home raised,
splendid condition. AT. 2s65.
GREAT DANES ---- $15-$20-S25
DACHSHUNDS ---- S10-S15-S2O
CHOW, BLACK MALE S25
SCOTT1ES --------S10-S15-S20
BOXER, FEMALE $40
COOKERS ---Sl5-S25
SPITZ 1885
FOX TERRIER, MALE s8
SCOTTY, CROSS BREEDS, S3-S5
DOG HOTEL,
7344 Georgia Ave TAYLOR 43o1
Evening star., 1942-03-15

PIANO. used Estev Sheraton model con-
sole spinet. Sl95; real value when you
consider that this type OF instrument
now sells new for about S345: easy terms
kItts 1880 G st. middle of the block
Evening appointments arranged. Call Re-
Evening star., 1942-03-15

PIANO. small, full keyboard. latest model
spinet. in practically new condition; 81 So.
Ideal for verv small room: easy terms.
Kits, 1880 G st. middle OF the block
Evening appointments arranged. Call Re-
public 62l2
Evening star., 1942-03-15

( GAS RANGE, new, de luxe, Just arrived
slightly scratched and chipped: reduced
price. Firestone, 18th and K sts. NV.
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PIANOS-Please call Godfrey woodley
1903. II you have piano TO sell cheap,
or give for the boys in the service Trans
portation paid.
PORCH FURNITURE. in good condition;
cash If bargain. Call Chestnut 3543
Evening star., 1942-03-15

INVALID WHEEL CHAIRS crutches, nos
pltal beds and commodeS: new and used:
ell styIes; reduced orres; will rent: also
folding chairs United States Storage Co..
AIS 10th st nv Met 1S43
Evening star., 1942-03-15

DINING ROOM FURNITURE chairs
buffet. server and china closet; also drop
- IL. Ii
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FQRNITURE-DininEr room bedroom. misc
After 10 m. Sunday. 1905 Independence
ave.
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HARP. beautiful. full size. frst-class con-
dition bargain at S135. Hvman Ratners
MUSIC Store 13G 18th ST.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

SUIT. :t-piece Kuppenheimer size 30;
freshly cleaned and pressed; good condi-
ton; SIS. Trinidad 29S4. 1910 Gaen
Evening star., 1942-03-15

GENUINE PERSIAN LAMB COAT. $50
PHONE MICHIGAN 1927 AFTER IL AM
GOLF CLUBs-3 matched woods, irons
of stainless s.eel. all-steel shafts; brand
new bag: "A dozen golf balls, half new;
excellent condition; original cost over
$4,000. make offer. TAYLOR O35j.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

Ryder Chanalyst and manuals. Hickock
osclllator, ls the and other items Bargains
| for cash. 100 II st NV
Evening star., 1942-03-15

LIVING ROOM SUITE. . pieces cotton
frieze with slip covers: good condition:
S25. Call Sunday bet. 10 and ?. 20s
| Wchetpr ST nU
Evening star., 1942-03-15

TABLE. antique. marble top. SIS; COM
panion chair, 500; French gold-leaf love
seat S25; combination desk and bookcase
mahogany. SIS. Emerson 1894.
TABLE, antique; Oriental rug; cupboard
motor; builders tools; cheap. 1907. @
Evening star., 1942-03-15

LIVING ROOM SUITE. blonde mahogany
frame practically new. $40 Both ST. NV
LIVING ROOM SUITE, 3-pc.; Swedish
modern pc rus, suite SO; studio
! hole desk Open Sun. afternoon and eve
nncs 316 9th St. nv.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

PIANO-We have slightly used latest
model Knabe spinet in practically new
condition that we are closing out at a
worthwhile reduction over the new price
easy. terms, KITS. 1880 G st middle
Of the block). Evening appointments ar
ranged Call Republic 62l3
Evening star., 1942-03-15
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

PIANOS bought and sold; highest prices
paid for used grands and uprights. any
condition. Ratner's Music Store. 736 18th
RE o4QQ
Evening star., 1942-03-15

FURNITURE maple, practically new, liv-
.ng rn bedrm, dinette. ideal for young
couple Cash Very reasonable as being
transferred 61o9 14th st. NV, Hasem"nt,
after ) 30 pm. Saturday. all day Sunday.
Taylor 6S55
Evening star., 1942-03-15

/ GUITAR Epiphone, electric, with ampli-
/ fer perfect cost $3.50. sacrifice SO.
/ Hyman Ratner's Music Store. 736 18th st,
/ GUITAR. electric. Spanish. Vega. mos.
1 old. cost $40 new sell for 500. Real
bargain. North 45ln.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

SEWING MACHINE. guaranteed good con-
dltlon. owner leaving town: $500. Dupont
.1A1k
Evening star., 1942-03-15

and porch pieces; very low priced. Ne,kon
Furniture Co., sos H st. ne. Ope
evenings
Evening star., 1942-03-15

matte storage gas: good new. Telephone
for inspection Wisconsin 34S1
HOT-WATER HEATERS, two 2O-gal., new
Penfeld convertible; builders price. CHI.
$3.50.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

FURNITURE-Large Swedish modern glass
and chromium coffee table. S2S. NE. 341
Evening star., 1942-03-15

SUITS, mems. > trousers. size IS. one
brown pin striped. one tweed; new cond;
cost S25 each. sell $3.50 WI $3.50
Evening star., 1942-03-15

STUDIO COUCH, practically new, used .
weeks: Victorian dresser: open Sunday.
2SlO Penna. n W, M
Evening star., 1942-03-15

GUITAR, arched top. perfect condition.
So; slightly used mandolin. S. Conn
saxophone, bargain. Papas Studio. 1000