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Smyrna times., 1942-09-24
SMYRNA AND VICINITY

DIM NINA ANIL
At this time, especially, it is the
part of wisdom to be temperate in
all things.
The place to get tanned used to
be at the school house; now it is
at the seaside.
A pig roast and novelty concert
will come off in Centennial Hall
Ostober 4th and 9Th.
Lamartine wrote: "a woman's
strength is most potent when robed
in gentleness."
Miss Emma Spruance opened her
Kindergarten School for the little
folks last week.
Every housekeeper in the land is
sure to look on the advance in the
price of coal as a burning shame.
The horn has blown. Straw hats
and white hats are called in
Wherever you see white hat hit
it.
The whistle at the basket mill nc
longer calls the hands to work. In
fact the aggregate of work hours
has been meagre in comparison
with last year.
Yesterdays shipment of peaches
from the Peninusla via Delaware
railroad numbered one carload
which was consigned to Philadel-
phia; total shipments the season
421 carloads.
Sunday and Monday were warm
days, the mercury creeping up or
the latter day to 80 degrees, but g
brisk north wind that came up in
the night had driven it down % de.
grees by morning.
H. d. Boyer has sold for $4,000
the double dwelling on Delaware
street, the part occupied by w. o
Hoffecker, to j. Harvey Speakman
and that by j. E. Hoffecker, tt
VIM. B. Megear.
Tomatoes are coming in some
better this week. At the Hoffeck
err cannery about 5000 basket:
came in yesterday and the day be-
fore. The yield is only about one
half what it was last year. but the
fruit is solid and fine.
The welcome showers that fel
last Wednesday morning was MOI
followed up by others and it i:
nearly as dry as ever. The effect
was however apparent on vegeta
ton, and others will doubtless bt
along in time for wheat seeding.
The fifteenth annual exhibition o.
the Delaware State Fair opened
Monday, at Dover and continue:
throughout the week. The man
ayers are anticipating successful
exhibition. The number of exhibit!
is larger than ever before, the lis
of horses in the trials of speed i:
the best that has ever been PLACED
before the public by tn association
The Indian Hero" is to be pre-
sented at the Opera House Friday
evening by Richard Anderson anC
his company. They will show a
only two places in the State, Smyr
ma and Middletown. The play is {
vivid picture of life on the frontier
every scene closing with stirring
climax. Tickets on sale at Hof
fecker's drug store; admission 81
cents, reserved seats, 35 cents.
The Grand Lodge of Good Temp
lars of Delaware will meet in thil
town on Wednesday and Thursday
9Th and 9th of October. The dele
gates, twenty to thirty in number6
will hold day sessions in Cooper
Hall for private business, and pub
lie meetings will be held at night
The speakers for the latter will b,
announced later.
Patriotism should be fostered il
every way in the public schools, AM
Governor Russells recommendation
that my Country. 'Tis of Thee
should be sung in every school OF
the anniversary of the discovery o
America by Columbus is fittin,
supplement to the request of Presi
dent Harrison that the Nationa
Smyrna times., 1942-09-24
DOINGS
OF so YEARS AGO
Notes of Marriages, Deaths
and Matters of Interest
of Half Century Ago
ISSUE OF SEPT. 21ST, 1892

Taken from our old files of
corresponding week, as near
date Of this issue as possible
Fifty Years Ago. This column,
now a regular feature of the
Times, will call to mind people
and events of the older genera
ton.
Smyrna times., 1942-09-24
IN THE SERVICE

Sorry 1 am not able to serve my
many friend and patrons this Fall
and Winter, as am now serving in
Uncle Sans Arm Forces.
]. earle WALKER,
Auctioneed and Live Stock Dealer,
Kenton, Delaware
Smyrna times., 1942-09-24
PERSONALS

Nicholas Appleton of Whining
ton, brother of the late John Apple
ton, is spending week or so with
the grand children of the latter in
this town.
Rev. Alex. G.. Cummins, Jr., who
came home from Gdeenwich, Conn.,,
on a week or two's recreation, as
sisted the Rev. G. w. Dame in the
services at St.Peter's Sunday, read
ing the lessons in firm, strong,
and very pleasing voice. 1t is his
first visit home since his ordina-
ton.
Frances H. Hoffecker, Esq, of
the Wilmington bar, was the guest
of Walter o. Hoffecker, Saturday
and Sunday.
Albert w. Cummins, of the Phil
adelphia Press, visited his parents
on Sunday.
Frank Bailey. who has been to
the seaside several weeks to recu-
perate his health, returned home
last week, feeling better.
Miss Nellie FAIRIES has taken the
position of teacher of the school
near Severson's Church.
Franklin Collins, son of John P.
Collins, who is engaged with the
Edison Electric Company, now sta
toned at Stratford Springs, Conn,
is home for a week or ten days.
Miss Mary Budd, who left Cecil
ton school for that at Elkton a
year or more ago, has been advanced
to first assistant, which position she
will assume the first of October.
Miss Estelle Water, daughter of
VIM. E. Waters, who has spent the
past two or three months with her
aunt, Mrs. John A. Hoffecker, re-
turned to Philadelphia, Monday
Miss Clair Cooper, of Kenton
has returned to Wilson College
Chambersburg, Pa.
Miss Lillian Pratt is on a visit OF
several weeks to Chesapeake City
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-23
Auf zu den Qee.,en!

8ieber eiuinal lelldtet Der @elt
Der Stern bon 8tbelebem. Sein er>
iieS Nuflelld)ten Itrublte in cine IN
Sen Geiieln Oes Seibentluns gebonnte
@elt. Sellte fGnt lein beieligenoes
2idt ouf cine bon blatigem grllber-
frieq aerriliene 8elt. 3u feiner 3eit
febnte ii6 oie 0fenidjbeit 10 iebr nad
Sriebens ols in Oielem &riegsiabre
1912. Sbre iebnnhtspoaen 9lide
rihten iih biltauf nacb Sen SterneL
nidt Ben luateriellen Sternen, ionoern
nod 9en1, ber sic Sterne geldafien,
Ger bie sSelt regiert lno Die ean5e
&eltrronung. Na6 ben1 1llBern 5rie=
ben, Dem slnfboren bes &rieges, aber
nod mebr iebnen iid) Sic Meniben=
bergen >nad beu ilnern Srieoen.
Nenn mir 5r oen Stcrnen binaui-
ifoilel, ipenn mir al Sic Sterne ben'
fen, ihrieb 10 linnie por t,'raem Ser
Narenbote'', oann benfen mir at Die
@eisbeit iiber Sen Sternen, oie ienc
nroIte Sronrns eroodt, nod Der Die
Simmelslihter m,n idon ieit Sabr-
tanlenoen ibren Srieoen lebe,t, lns
snm 3ei6en bab es boh nod 10 ct.
tpas eibt ipie Sreunolibfeit nno I'M
aetriibtes, itroblenoes 9alein. Sino
anb sic Sterne onbers ipic bie Men-
iben, irieolih, neil lie obne Ser5 iino
Mnb obne Gerlangen, lno oesbolb audi
nidts BON SaB ,no sSut, bon @ier
nno 2eioenl6oft fennen: Gas alles
le,,auet nibt binpeg sic einfahlte aller
beritobenen Satiadel1, bab Rnbe nn>
Dronung iiberaa sort ibre 3elte aui
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|aeidlaeen baItrn, 100 feline Sono ein=
ereift 1T ben 2a,f Der elpieeu @elebe
8as BEL ben Sternen sic @elebe
Der Ebpiif, bos iino bel inns Menl6en
Die 8eiete Ser moralen Sronung.
Sener 1oralen Sron,mg, sic auf Sen
&opf geitelIt ip1rbe, als man sic 81
pililation ser moralen Jreibeit, Der
Sabeier, ser Selbltludt lmb ser aits-
bellterei 5lt bauen begonn, beren mir
ms beute erfreuelt g8ie ungern
ldoute oob oos 3eitalter bieier t3ipi-
lilaton auf ieben, ser bon @etpiiien,
bon gbrlihfeit lmb bon @ottesil1rht
Ipro6! Man rief ibnen ol1, MIR 5ipi>
iden oen &ir6enmallern at bleiben
ln,o hrobte ibnen nit Soo lu,b Ser.
berbelL ipenn iie es ipagen ipiiroer, lib
in Die @el6i6ten bieler @eIt au mi.
i6en.
Satte bas 3eitalter llnierer :3ipi
lilotion anoers gepirtldaftet, bdtte es
nur ein Giertel poer aud) nur ein
I6tel iener &ieleni,mmen, sic es
belte Dem &riege ppfert, in bell 9ienlt
Der bonn berponten Gbriitentlm ge=
treoigten @eredtigfeit nno 2iebe ge.
itellt; bGtte es NIT einem anoeren ad)-
tel bas 8ort u@abrbeit' in Sdule
nno @r5ieb,.ng, in Grelie, Sbeater l,nb
GerIamlnllngsrdl,men iiberipadt; bot
ten Hegieruneen l,no Golf balb 10
enereiid Sono in Sono fir Die @r-
balt,mg Der offentliden Sittli6feit
aearbeitet, ipie Tie es bette fir oen
&riee t,,n; bate man inn politiiben
2eben oaran eebaht, bab es audi bier
| fir Die @roBen nno fit hie &leinen
ni6t gut lit, nur auf 9orteile 81,
ldonen, obne iid) piel I'M sic Sau-
berfeit Der @bre iener au fiimmern,
NIT henen man auiammenbGlt inb
gertraae idliebt: 8ir bdtten beute
elm babies Yafabies oui groen.
Siermit lit a,,d aleid seiast, ipo
mir oie &rieasidulo Iiesen leben. @s
lbat feinen 3tped, iid ai,f oen l. Sep.
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AQen ,,niern
2eiern, Trennben
nnb @obltatern
iuiinidt cine /
gnaDenrei9e
&tibna9t
Der Sbip
@aiienfrennb.

nit ibr Der SaB. @enn tpie aur
@obrbeit bie 2iebe gebort, 10 eebt
NIT ser 2iiee Der SaB.
9Sie sroB bieier Sob NOR, ser Sob
Ger 8eloeenen uno ser 8etroeenen,
mie oieier Sab nod oltfgepeitidt ipur.
oe our6 bie 8ropaganoa bon Se,ten,
Sic nab Sen @rilnOiaben eines gelpii.
lenloIen Meblbanbels nit Bolfern
unb 9tatiouel llmginger, lit befannt.
llno befannt lit ald), ipelden Sob
mani bente erntet menn man leine
Sober berartiee &rieesbetra6tllneen
ibreifen ldBt.
gSir ipollen aber nit bielen Be.
tra6tllngen nibt lnebr ipeiter geben.
lleber olle Sinlternis bes Sailes per-
lltben mir nus at itellen, ben Blid
biuoufgeri6tet at ben Sternen. @i-
genartig, oaB sic mooer,ten Menihen
uts oespegen ben Namet ,,Srdlllner"
eeben. @eraoe unler 3eitalter, oas
lid als ueiiernes 3eitalter' briiltet,
Iollte es bo6 nit oen Steruen balten.
9enn ipo eabe es nobl eiiernere @e-
ieemaBigfeit eiierl,ere 3udt nno
Stroffbeit als BORT oben in ben 8el-
ten Der Simnelsforper? aber es lit
Galt 10, bab bie uIturfen'' Menl6en
nnlerer Gage bod nid]t 10 eiiern iino
ipie lie porgeben. giiern iino bod ei-
aentlid MIR iene, beren Sinnen un0
Sanoeln auf elmer felienieiten lleber-
5eltgllug lteDen. l1no 5luor 10 feIien-
feit, oaB lie obne Giidli6t auf 8pr-
tell ltno Geroerb beinl uia' bleiben,
menn tie ein1nal ,,ia" gelagt baben 5u
elmer nnnmitoBbaren &abrbeit Die
umunItoB6are @abrbeit, oos lit ie.
bod) INNER nieoer Der iullnbe 8ltnft.
$50 man iie allfgibt, oa fommt es
bor, oaB man 9eanen l,no @elidter
NIT Seiligenl6ein ,imsibt, BON oenen
man nod seitern nit sroBter iittliber
Gntriiitune iprad.
Dieier @abrbeit tpeeen balten mir
nnieren 8lid auf sic 5terne seritb.
let. Cine 5ereridrift iinb tie lns,
in ser geoffenbart lit oie 2olung Der
bitteren Sragen nod Sronnng, nod
@eredtigfeit uno Jrieben, $50 man
eiier,t miro uie oie @elese Ser 8elt
Der Sterne, eiiern nit boben &eoan-
fert nit itarfer 8illensfraft ,u1o glii-
benoem Siiblen oil Ben 8eiesen Der
eipigen @abrbeit feitbaltenb, ba tpdbit
Der Wenih bon @barafterfraft. lln6
6a i6affen Damn Gbaraftere Srbnnng
anb Grieoen. bie genau 10 oauerno
-
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ten,ber 1889 auriid5uItellen un6 81
rnfen: Ser nno ser bat angefaneen.
@s bat genolt 10 ipenig Sinn, iib auf
GerIailles SIT berufell poer nod neiter
5u eeben, bis IN bie Sommermoben
bon 1914, lm bon BORT aus bas erlte
@lieo ser &ette iener traeii6en Gr-
ei9niiie 5lt lll6en, an oenen unIer
Sabrbnnbert berbl,ltet.
8enn es llm bie 6raee ser ariees~
IGulo gebt, bonn oiirfen mir ,nter
u3eit" ni6t Sen. slblauf bon Sagelt
&oden llno Monaten perItebe,t, in
oem mir iaeen, on oieiem poer ienem
Gage bat ser 1,nb ser bos blutige
SbidfiaI ins Gollet gebraht. Inter
3eit lit bier bie art ser @pod)e 5,l
betrabteh bie. 3eit bes Materialis-
mus, bie 3eit Ser @ott- atno oer @e.
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@um A,immel hod. ~

SpW tttWWSt ypW
Brett fauert idon Die Noht I'M
Sale
llno oedt sic lebten 2idter ein,
aus feierli6er Nfonoesl6ale
berltrolnt ser lilber,peiBe Sdein.
Sdneebreiten rings INTO ipei6e @ip-
fel
erld)itnmern in ser @rbenpra6t
nno beben boiler @lan5 0ie 8ipfel
beieliet int sic &eibenobt.
8ir ihauen aus bon unlrer
Sd)ipelle
ereriffen in bas Sternenmeer, -
,ns it, als iinet fern ans Der
Selle:
u8om 9immel bod oa fomm' id
ber. -"
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miilensloiiefeit, Der @el6, nnb Der
8ersniiaungsiudt.
Dieier 3eit mar bie 8abrbeit ear
Woblieil. SieB es bod im &leinen ges
nau 10 ipie int @roben, san5 sleid.
ob man nit ieinem lieben Nadlten
perbanoelte ooer nit Nationen, bab
oer Sinn aaes Gebems Ser 8orteil
lit. llno oa nidt alle Gorteile, bie
man iid erbanoelt, blirh sic @obrs
belt bdtten erreidt iperben fonnen,
besbalb faln sic 2iiee ans 8erf. llnh
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ROOMS WANTED,

REFINED YOUNG LADY desires room with
bath in private home NV. section pre-
ferred. Convenient to transportation. Box
box, Star. 90
SINGLE ROOM. -furn-, by settled woman in
NV, Box l69-X, Star
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

REFINED GENTLEMAN. retired: with mid
dle-aged or elderly couple. protest. pref:
near transp.: no children. Box 1S1-X,
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

YOUNG LADY. TO SHARE ATTRACTIVE
apt: In new bldg. with Naval ofncer's wife.
Apply Apt 419, 1907 Conn. ave.
2 GENTLE GENTLEMEN TO SHARE
Hotel Call NE. 4193 after $50 pm.
WALKING DISTANCE. 1143 18th NV
oTt R 5pGm Sith pIase to cook for two
bedsl. Share kit. din, bath with 3 girls
having different working hours from yours:
linens, silver, dishes furn. MRS. WILLIAMS,
Elk. $500 Br 1876, before pm.
private entrance; ADULTS: $3.50 week
WOODBRIDGE, 200l UPsHUR ST. NE
Enre 5q rd oo Hill 6 nd 10Th
room, modern bath, shower, kitchen: G. E.
refg. and range; for = gentiles (employedJ.
Conv. transpo, tation.
LAG BRYANT ST .NW.-2-RooM APT.
or employed married couple. No. 1910.
sM MA on ST, AND conn. AvE.-sACRI-
RENT starts AD s sa5 S 81 eq fupnsh Sy
and you move in AT ONCE. Rent. $3.50.
Phone Wo. 6747 for appointment a.
J1d5 CHICAGO ST. s.E.-2 ROOMS. KIT;
i 2o4 B ST NE-Two LARGE ROOMS; 2
private bath. Adults only.
FURNISHED APT FOR RENT, R., K,
D: near Mayfower; very desirable. 500.
Box 17-V. Star.
724 18th ST. N.w.-LARGE 2-BEDRoOM
apt. Tor settled. refined couple or ladies.
GENTLE GIRL TO SHARE FURNISHED
franklin $3.50, Ext. 5sH 81 after i $50. 'Sn
pv Rooms 3NSs KIT t. P Py BATH; End FLOOR;
couple cheyeriy. Nd. Warfield si Eap'0'eo
1928 18th ST, NV ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath; Ia blocks transp. and stores,
movies, etc. Ideal location.
1925 21st ST. N.W.-2 ROOMS. KITCHEN
dentiles only. No. $500. 'N'' go eA'H'
29lO 25th ST, ,NE.-LIV,, BEDRM., KIT,
adults: $50. ST. 1888. '' ADO'' ''0uha'
EASEMENT ROOM. PULLMAN KrTCH-
en-, semi-bath: not damp: gentlemen 1915
New Hampshire ave. NV.
1881 EUCLID ST NW.-KITCHENETTE,
cleo, refg.,. semi-pvt. bath. accommodations
Tor 3 ALSO sleeping ROOM
ITO 18th ST NE LARGE ROOMS,
completely furn.: S12 per week
THREE ROOMS. PVT. BATH, PVT. EN-
3763-W.
FREE RENT TO MOTHER AND DAUGH-
Ter: etc use use Of home. for services in home.
1919 KENYON ST N.W-TWO GOVT.
girls wanted to share apt. with 4 other
girls; very large room, everything fur
nished: S25 month.
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.
34Os WARDER ST. NV APIS. / OR
rms Kit. g. z. bath h.-w.h.. refs:
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4104 ARKANSAS AVE, l blk. 18th St
Large master bedroom, pvt. bath, gentle
gentlemen; $50. Taylor 6515 after 6 IN.
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COTTAGE CITY, MD.
$3.50.

Desirable corner Groom bungalow g
bedrooms on one floor, oil hot-water heat,
baths, very attractive yard and shrub
berry, inclosed with white picket fence: near
bus stores and schools: $3.50 cash re-
uuired. Call Mr. LANE, Wisconsin $3.50,
or National OS56 for appointment.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

1246 10th ST. NV. = 10 ROOMS, 8
baths by HI b. OIL OIL MATCHMAKING
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-DET. BRICK, 4
bedrooms, baths on End floor; nm: room
porch. S1475o. Cali Mr.. Tabb. WO.
1857 with THOs. l. PHILLIPO.
s12.5OO-NEAR WALTER REED HosP1-
tal--Det. brick; bedrooms. 2 baths. sun
parlor. oil heat Gear garage; cenv. to
everything Call Mr. Silippo, with REALTY
ASSOCIATES. MA. 143S.
PETWORTH-7 ROOMS $3.50. RECON-
ditioned Call MR.. RAFFELL. Randolph
6379 after pm.
NEAR MINI. AVE- LARGE ROOMS, 1s-
It. streamlined kit, recreation room. attic,
auto heat: deep lot overlooking city;
S7.450; consider trade, terms. RE. 6S95.
S4,5O0-NR. MINI. AvE.-6-ROOM BUN
galow, frame; nice lot; convenient to bus:
terms. RE. $685..
ception hsil, bath. Gas heat small yard.
garage, covered porch; restricted white
neishborhood in the block; $500; terms.
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BOATS.
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

WORK AND RIDING HORSES mules, po-
MES, saddles, brides, harness, hay; days
guarantee. Rear 736 18th st. sc.
JERSEY COW and heifer calf, all tested;
gentle; reasonable. Hillside 1140, am
or after 5 pm.
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1912 18th ST. NV.
Triple room: also room for young lady
in triple.
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APARTMENTS WANTED,

APARTMENTS WANTED.
I bath ROOM g Y ,s k1TcHENi DINErrE AND
YOUNG, RESPONSIBLE BUSINESSMAN
wants l or room apt; must be furnished,
and contain kitchenette, with electrical
appointed apartment house building, in
State price and details, Box is-x. Star. ::
NAVAL OFFICER AND WIFE DESIRE
first. Adams 7035 after pm s.
GENTLE COUPLE DESIRE / OR 2
rooms. kitchenette. bath. with utilities;
downtown section pref; S57.50-S60.
Oliver s311.
UNFURN. 2-BEDRooM APT. NV. SEC
dent desiring larger apt DU. 1888
DOWNTOWN OR VICINITY OF DUPONT
Tor married couple can furnish best ref;
sTe4ess for o oRe 3gW Lease Write full
TURS ApT ny APT
dinette, kitchenette, electric refrigerator
and prefer cleo. stove. E. T. HUNTINGTON.
M Ha bsSs Sssss ARn ROOM 2ESS
less. Adams oee5 after pm. or Sun
RESPONSIBLE BUSINESSMAN, SINGLE.
wants l or 2 room apt. with kit, cleo.
chasing furniture; must be- be modern build
ing in NV. section. CO. $3.50, 8 to 5.
WANTED. BY APRIL Is. or BROOM
house or apartment unfurn., preferably
near Navy Yard S45-S55. Box 164.x,
TWO GOVERNMENT GIRLS DESIRE
small apartment in quiet home. State
transportation, rent, address. Box 163-X,
Star.
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ApARTMEhTs SUBURBAN.

2 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH. FUR
nished; gas, cleo; SO month. Call
Glebe 527l.
RIvERDALE-2 FURN. ROOMS, KITCH-
en-. refrigerator. c.h.w., util.. S45: adults;
employed couple pref. 6311 49th ave.
$40. 5O-FURN:, 2 RMS. KIT, DIN, B..
all util.; ground floor, private entr.; empl.
couple only. CHI. 5977.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

Rentals and repairs. AL makes. American
Typewriter Co., 1881 E. Capitol St. L.
00S2. Open evenings
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

mtSS6GItAFNESOS "SATNs6S'
ADDING MACHINES typewriters. ealcula-
tors. all makes. any condition: cash paid.
Sun, CO. 1925: weekdays. D1. 1872.
BEDROOM and all kinds of furniture. We
Don't sell until YOU call North 6O40. We
do moving and hauling.
BEDROOM living room, odd pieces Of any
kind, antiques. all kinds OF. glassware:
highest cash prices paid. Call Ma 1890.
BEDROOM SUITES, ONCE furniture, din.
and living room suites; elee: .refrigerators'
glassware and rugs. DU. 0513. Ia
CLoTHNq-Highest prices gsia tor mems
used clothing. Berman's. 1122 7th st. NV
ME- 3767 Open eve Will call
CLoTHNG-Better prices paid for mems
DI. 6769 Open eve. win call.
FURNITURE WANTED AT ONCE-we buy
all kinds; also cleo. refg, stoves. tools
pianos, etc.; day or night. We also do
moving and storage. FIR. 2S07.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES furnishings of all
kinds, maximum cash prices: bric-a-brac,
china. Call any time. RE. 1904. ME. 5317.
FURNTTURE-Would like to purchase, at
once, Also piano. Must be reasonable
FURNITURE, bric-a-brac, china, glassware,
rugs. silyerwaEe,, paintings; highest cash
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OFFICE FURNITURE.
RENDTX

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
New 1912 models in factory crates
at lowest prevailing prices. Buy
now and save. Cash or terms.
WARD RADIO & APPLIANCES,
$685. GEORGIA AVE. sH. 2299.
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WANTED-5 AND 8 ROOM
HOUSES, UNFINISHED,
ARLINGTON AND ALEXAN-
DRIA VICINITIES PRE-
FERRED, FOR PERMANENT
EMPLOYEES OF MAJOR AIR
LINES. PHONE RE. 7O85,
EXT. 27O.
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OWNER SAYS SELL"

WEST OF CONNECTICUT AVE. :,
Out-of-town owner authorizes to sell
this home Immediately. This is a real
opportunity for any one desiring a spacious
detached brick home containing bed
rooms, baths. hrst-hoor lavatory. splendid
recreation room with fireplace, Gear garage,
finished third-hoor room. Walking distance
TO all schools, Connecticut ave. shopping
center and transportation. Don't pass UP
this opportunity. For details call Mr..
Poston, WO. 1912.
FRANK 6 PHI LIPS DI 1A11
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uolJsES FOR SALE.

$3.50 up-6 large rooms. bath, rec
reation room, auto heat; nice yard; plocs
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~ ACRE GROUND,

With Groom home, modern IMPROVEMENTS;
oil heat, detached garage; 2 blks. bus.
Price. $1,000; $1,000 cash. balance $50
per mo. Act quickly.
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP.
1904 Wisconsin Ave WI 2431,
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

GARDEN FURNITURE stone benches
wrought iron tables. chairs or seats; must
be good condition, reasonable. North gaia
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

OR 6 ROOM HOUSE. ON OR BEFORE
April s. Preferably Sc. or ne. Young
couple. with small child. S45-S55. Porch
and yard. Spruce O416-J.
FURNISHED HOUSE OR APARTMENT:
refined employed couple and 1S-month
daughter. Call Ii. 1884. after pm.
5 OR ROOM UNFURNISHED HOUSE:
Box 43. Washington. D. c. 3.
UNFURNIsHED HOUSE, 3 BEDROOMS,
maids lavatory: Washington immediate
suburbs. TIE. 4703. A.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

meals; quick trans IA. so15: go ,O0N
NEARBY Md or 9 girls to share room
v ss9the Cal ho Wsr.a $3.50 pvt family
1851 HOBART ST Nw.--Newly furnished
the t6e'f Best l0 AD.s ii51! nc" H0lAe' ''
A WIDOW, living, alone, wants middle-age
woman to live With h her, ROOM . and board in
2 men, $50. $50, S34 per man q month.
North 925S. 80
TAKOMA PARK. 66O7 Eastern ave
Nicely FURNISHED SliTn he room for men; s425o
1905 ,R!TrENHoUsE ST, N.w-Room and
Georgia 4795.
3O2 18th ST NE.--3 girls, lovely front
room, new modern home; jolly occupants;
S36 month. AT. 7647.
1922 GARFIELD ST. .NW.-Large front
yate home. best family food: reas. Wo.
PRIVATE HOME. / or . girls, sentiies;
$40 per week. including meals. Cali
i 70 9 use. oil Hamilton ST. NV Ta'-
1900 9th ST N:W.-Beautiful. corner
house. refined Jewish family; excel. meals:
young lady Taylor $3.50.
BEAUTIFUL ROOM, windows, overlook
cellent food unlim. phone. NO. 1867.
SIG, 9Th ST, N.E-Front room, good
meals; refined surroundings; cow. 1oca-
ton; gentleman: reasonable.
lay e iarse double Hoom lei
excellent meals.
1912 10Th ST. NV.
Triple room: also room for young lady
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6-rm. and bath home near Eastern High
School, close to rapid transportation. Ideal
family residence, only S7,750; liberal terms.
Phone Mr.. Burr at Michigan 607S or
ONCE Of
PAUL P. STONE,
5000 Conn. Ave. Ordway 2244.
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rooms for ladies or gentlemen: private
new home. Ludlow 1913 after $50 pm.
ROOM and home privileges for l or .
ladies in exchange for keeping house: g.
min. walk to bus line. TR. S91S.
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FURNITURE, bric-a-brac, china, glassware.
prices paid. Call Murray, Taylor 1888.
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1928 18th ST. NW.-Large front room,
near bath, new decoration. single. 81;
double, IS; large back room, single, So;
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ROOMS UNFURNlSHED.
(Continued)

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING rooms, 2 un-
furnished: semi-pvt bath: l or adults.
500 4th st. ne. AT. 0013.
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3612 MACOMB ST. N.W.-Large room.
twin beds. close to transp.; unlimited
phone $40 month Emerson 3Tg3