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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
knowledge Test
BY DIR. sABINA II. CONNOLLY.

Score yourself on each question.
THREE, you're perfect. Two, you
are good. ONE, you're fair.
Who was called (a) Gentleman
jim? (b) the Little Giant?
(c) the Waltz King?
> What is the difference between
Ca) a perennial and an annual
plant? tbt suffice and Settee
(c) a carton and cartoon?
Sin what book does she appear ?
(a) Betsy Trotwood; (b) Co
settle; (b} Penelope.
4-For what do these initials
Stand? (a) c. p. A; tb)
G. A. r.; (c) s. r. o.
Sin what country is he buried q?
(a) Columbus; (b) Napoleon;
(c) Paul Revere.
6-Who wrote these famous
American short stories? ta)
THE Lady or the Tiger; tb)
The Gift of the Magi'; tc)
"The Jumping Frog
ANSWERS on opposite page
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Daily Quiizzes
Quick Questions
BY THE ACE ANSWERMAN

What animal which is given
newspaper prominence each
February is rated as a weather
prophet?
to the Song of Six
pence" how many blackbirdS
were baked in a pie?
Titan, ValesqueZ and Reynolds
were famous in what field?
Monticello and Mount Vernon
were the homes of which of our
presidents?
the Sailor was pursued
by what gigantic Legendary
bird?
1t has the bill and feet OF 2
bird, lays eggs and has the
furry body of an otter, What
II is?
What are the two important
elements that make up the All
we breathe?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
MARCH = 10 APRIL 60

MARCH 81 TO APRIL 90
Arics-Check over work provi-
ously done-ywhcrc are improve
ments needed. cooperation "a be
increased? DAYS like this one are
better for these things than for new
projects. OF course. unfamiliar
urgent issues must be- handled
and intelhgently
April 81 TO MAY 20
Tdurus-Please heed advice given
Ariens today. Your planetary IN
clinations are similar Keep torg-
ing ahead with your job, even
though you may now make only
small gain. Achievement, is credit
able no matter hew small
MAY ~ 70 JUNE ~
Gemjni-Don't think you must
make snowy or noticeable Roadway
in order 10 30 a good days work.
Preparing the groundwork for
activities that perform
attending O tine schedules,
details, proper advertising, han
ding lefteyers att ARE important
tasks.
JUNE - TO JULY -
CdHcer-NouW probably find
greater pleasure and qualification
in services 10 country. government
and all good public causes than If
you spent the time on your own
welfare or attainment.
- july % TO AJG. p
Leo-With your sunny, persua-
sive personality working al peak,
you can help your country's cause ;
promote economy, anything that
will speed this war 10 a rightly VIC
torious finish. Not favored for per-
sonal wishes or selfish nature.
AUG. eS TO SEPT. %
Firgo-Don't worry if you find
some obstacles in the way. Take
time to examine everything care
fully; make plans, hold eensulta-
lions - anything essential 10 eff
cheney, accuracy, good production
approved,
SEPT. ~ TO OCT. %
L 1 b r d--Your usually sound
judgment will come in mighty
handy today; tricky questions and
problems likely, matters that need
more than ordinary thought and
detail. Deliberate carefully.
OCT. "a TO NOV. %
Scorpio-Readjustments required
these days; some necessitate self
sacrifice, harder work, perhaps
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acter and capable Of great fortl-
tude and endurance.
-AQE. - To ne. -
Saqitturu,S - Same aspects for
YOU as for Scorpions. Day may be
irritating. demanding, but you are
equal 70 IT, In fact, you'll turn out
better job-you enjoy competl-
ton, difficult things TO solve and
master.
DEC. IS TO Jan. 81
CaUricorH- Not so suspicious for
new undertakings unless the latter
are imperative but much prepare
ton work and completing untin-
ished business can be done Fine
for clerical, secretarial work.
JAN. p TO FEB. 20
AgUdriUS 49, Extravaganza, vast
ing time or material absolutely
taboo. This is a day for caution,
sound judgment, persistent effort
in the right direction. Inspire
others by good example
FEB. n TO MARCH 20
Pisces 80 Forget anxiety, Danish
fear. You are clever and efficient
when more confident and daring.
AND you can accomplish in the
most unusual undertakings, espe-
cially where farsightedness and
originality are needed.
IF TO-DAY IS YOUR BIRTH
DAY: Talented, artistic, inclined
to be temperamental at times but
genial and likable always. This
individual will respond readily to
higher education, encouragement
and Unsuitable praise.
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Quick Answers

Grounding.
-Four and twenty.
Painting.
Observation-Disclosures Jeffer-
son; Mount Vernon--George
Washington.
THE Roc.
,-Duck-billed platypuS.
Oxygen and nitrogen.
Copyright, 1913, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24

ERE pleasant little that will
day 1t numerical puzzle designed to spell out
first the number
subtract the number Is less than
result your number Start at the upper left
check OF Key
numbers right the the letters under
the checked figures give YOU PA
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BY Frances
Drake


Look IN the Section Birthday Comes H. and End What Your
Outlook Is, According 10 the Stars
For Thursday, February IS.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-10-01
LIBRARIAN ANNOUNCES
 ARRIVAL OF NEW BOOKS

There are 35 new books at the Public Library ready for use by patrons Mrs. Val Coulter. Librar- ian
 Hungry Hill. Du Maurier; Gid con Planish. Sinclair Lewis; The Forest and the Fort. Hervey AL len. The Valley Of Decision. Do Voto. Double, Double, Feuchtwan- ger. War Discovers Alaska, Dris- coll. Mother Russia. Maurice Hindus: Winters Tales. Isak Dine sen. The Ship c. s. Forester; Kate Finnigate, Booth Parking ton. I'll Take the High Road. Laugwiesche: The Story of the Bi- ble. Bowie; The Complete Works of Lewis Carroll. The Complete Plays of Gilbert and Sullivan; Congo Song. Stuart Cloete. Driv- in Women, Le Grand Cannon. Pdroigal Women, Nancy Hale; Columbus. Sabatinl
 In addition, about 100 western stories and mysteries sent to the local USO have been put on the Library shelves since there is no place for them in the USO quart CTS. These are, of course. available to all local readers.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-10-01
MRS. LILLIAN KING
 ELECTED NEW HEAD
 OF LEGION AUXILIARY

KETCHIKAN - Mrs. Lillian King of Ketehikan has been elee- ted president of the Alaska De partment of the American Legion Auxiliary, according to a telegram received by her this week in the First City. from Mrs. Mildred Her mann. of Juneau. retiring Depart ment Secretary.
 Mrs. King was elected President following a conference Of the Aux iliary's Department executive com mittee at Juneau last week. She succeeds Mrs. Myra Rank of Fair banks.
 Among other Department offie- CTS elected were Mrs. John MeCor- mick of Juneau. National Exeeu- tive Committeewoman succeeding Mrs. Rank. who resigned. Mrs. Nema Ellis, Secretary; Florence O'Neill and Margaret Strand, both Executive Committeewomen; Flora Mickens and Blanche Freeman, both members of the Finance Com mittee.
 Mrs. King and Mrs. Mccormick are the only officers who are not residents of Anchorage.
 Mrs. King is to be installed as Department President in the near future by Mrs. Elaine Talbot, Past Department President, who is now vacationing at Bell Island.
 The new President also was ad- vised that Alaskan headquarters of the Department are being moved to Anchorage.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-10-01
THE SALVATION ARMY

Sunday, 10s00 a. m. Chapel ser vice at Wrangell Institute; 11.O0 a, m Holiness meeting. 2:30 D. m Sunday School; 7:30 D. m. sal- 1ation meeting.
 Monday, 7;3O D. m. Week-nfght service.
 Thursday, 7:OO D. m. Home Lea gue
 Friday 7:30 pm Week night service
 Brig. and Mrs. Gllingham. Divi- sional Commanders, will conduct meetings on Sunday.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-10-01
CIVIC CLUB MEETING
TOMORROW AFTERNOON

Wrangell Womens Civic Club will return to it's regular meeting date. the first Saturday of the month, for the October meeting.
 All members are asked to attend and to bring friends and guests.
 In the place of dessert lunch cons. formerly served. everyone is asked to bring a few cookies to tomorrow's affair and coffee and tea will be furnished by the club.
 Meeting will take place at 1:S0 D. m at Civic Center.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-10-01

Price Division has attempted to conform with established business customs in computing them.
 Other specific prices will be is sued in the near future. In the immediate offing are specifics on all canned goods, coffee cereals, etc. in fact, the program of specif- ie price schedules will be extended as fast as possible to cover all cost of living commodities. This is in line with the national policy and will greatly simplify the mat ter of price control for both mer- chant and consumer, Mrs. Her mann stated
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-10-01
OPA Sets
 Prices On
 Lard, Sugar

Specific prices for lard and oth- CT shortening and for granulated sugar. are set in amendment g to MPR 2SS effective September 30, according to announcement this week by the Alaska OPA, Mildred R. Hermann. Director.
 Under this amendment prices OF these two commodities have been established for I6 larger commun- ities in Alaska. It is particularly pointed out by the OPA that these are community ceiling prices. and that they will replace the individ- ual store ceiling prices established previously.
 Community prices for Wrange1 are:
 STANDARD SHORTENING
 Fluffo & Jewell in 1 ID. cartons, 2St: Fluffo in 8 ID. cartons. S3f. HYDROGENATED SHORT.
 Crisco, Spry and Snowdrift in 1 lb. containers, S5t: Crisco. Spry and Snowdrift in ID. contain CTS. 95t; Criseo, Spry and Snow drift in ID. containers, s1.S5. LARD
 Armour's, swift's. Carsten's and Gibson's in l ID. units. 25e; Arm ours, Swifts, Carsten's and Gib- sno's in 4 ID. units. S1.O0; Arm ours, Swift's. Carsten's and Gib- sons in ID. units. S2.O0. BEET and CANE GRAN. SUGAR.
 Bulk Qess than five pounds) per lb. .095e; 1 lb. carton or bag, He; ? ID. carton or bag, zoe; 5 lb. carton, bag or bulk, 45e; 10 ID. carton, bag Or bulk, S5e; 25 ID. bale, bulk, bag or sack, S2.1O; 50 lb. bale, bulk. bag or sack, $4.2O; 100 lb. bale, bulk, bag or sack, $S.2O.
 For an amount other than that specified above, the maximum re- tail selling price shall be the max imum price per pound for the nearest amount in bulk, bale or sack specified above.
 These prices are the same in all
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-10-01

In this world of trouble and there isn't anything much more cheering than cup of good coffee. Next time you sit down to your morning bacon and eggs. pour Darigold Milk into that steaming breakfast cup You'll know then that you've found the evaporated milk for you.
 Of course Darigod Milk is superb for all other milk uses. No milk supply could be safer. Fresh whole milk from tested herds. Evaporated to double richness. Whips like whipping cream. Homogenized so that every drop is uniform in nutrmen Sterized. Sealed in tin. Safe for baby. Compact, convenient. economical And remember-So good in cofeeU
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-10-01
TASTY RECIPES
 AP Features
FISH LOAF
Serves Fourl

1 cup cooked fish Icanned or left over) l cup boiled rice; A cup chopped olives; tablespoon chop ped sweet pickles; F teaspoon salt; Il teaspoon pepper; teaspoon minced parsley | cup minced eel cry l ogg; F cup hot milk 1 table spoon butter
 Mix ingredients and lightly press into greased loaf pan. Brush top with tablespoon French dressing Bake 45 minutes in moderate oven. Unmold carefully and surround with savory or tomato sauce.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-10-01

1s cup sour cream; 2la cups flour. l4 teaspoon cinnamon. F teaspoon soda; 1 teaspoon baking powder
 Cream shortening and sugar. Add rest of ingredients. Mix lightly Chill dough and drop portions from tip of spoon onto greased baking sheet. Flatten each cooky and bake 12 minutes in moderately hot oven
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-10-01
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday, ct. 3 - 9:45 a. m. Sunday School; 1O:45 a. m. World Wide Communion.
 Monday, 7:S0 D. m. Elders meeting.
 Tuesday, 7:3O D. m. Cub Scouts.
 Wednesday, 1:30 D. m. Ladies Aid; 7:3O D. m Missionary Socie- ty.
 Friday. 7:30 choir practice.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-10-01

and their wives and Eastern Stars and their husbands. A large turn out for this first get-together SOC ial of the Fall season is expected. An interesting program of music and colored pictures of local seen cry is planned. following which a buffet supper will be served.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-10-01
BLUEBERRY SQUARES

cups Hour; teaspoons baking powder; F teaspoon salt: 4 table spoons shortening. 1 egg: B cup milk; 34 teaspoon mace: cup " h drained blueberries: 3 tablespoons sugar.
 Mix together flour. baking pow der and salt Cut in shortening. Add egg and milk. Pour soft dough into creased baking pan and spread with rest Of ingrtdients. blended. Bake 20 minutes in moder- ately hot oven.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-10-01
OEs MEETING TUFsDAY

Mex regular meeting of the Wrangel Chapter No. II. O. E. s. will be held Tuesday evening, Oct ober 5. at p. m Following short business session, the Chapter room will be open to all Masons
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-10-01

You can substitute finely chop ped bologna for cooked meat called for in a meat loaf or timbale recipe.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-10-01
s & $ R

COGOA-sOUR CREAM DROPS
 p cup shortening: 1 cup sugar. .5 cup cocoa; 1 teaspoon vanilla 7s teaspoon salt; ? eggs. beaten
Evening star., 1943-08-08
ST, ,IUU.
SOFA 56th AVE. NE,

NOCERS HEIGHTS, MD.
Situated atop a high hill overlooking
the surrounding country, it is the high
est and most desirable location in this
community The house is a two-story
Colonial, center-hall type. Large living
room full length of house with real open
fireplace and large screened porch
which could be used as sleeping porch.
Full dining room, ultramodern kitchen.
Upstairs has three bedrooms and full
bath with shower. Full dry basement.
Oil condition heat, hardwood floors
throughout Beautiful enameled wood
s6foot ouSe ot so9uS ya one year Gle NICE
nice quiet, cool, healthful home, don t
fail to see this, Immediate possession.
Terms
Evening star., 1943-08-08
DAIRY FARM-EsTATE,

In MONTGOMERY County, SI2 miles from
District line. 255 acres Chester loan soil.
220 acres cultivated or in pasture, rs
acres oak woods. Main dwelling beautifully
restored log farm house, 900 new. situ-
ated in grove, large oaks; six bedrooms.
3l2 baths completely insulated Aire-Temp
oil heat, flag terrace Handicapped with box
sic sna aH pssr da1n brns nouse esh fo9mS pam
entirely modern; , tile silos, dairy house,
50x50 bank barn. 64x22 two-story calf
barn, 120X2" implement shed built last
year. Other buildings, small tenant house.
Will sell S61,50O 0esS than cost. Con-
slider deal on stock and equipment. Write
Box 3q6-T, Star
Evening star., 1943-08-08
$13,700.
COLLEGE PARK. MD.

A really delightful home for gracious
living, large rooms. large sun parlor,
double sleeping porch, > baths, semi
finished attic, and double garage. Cen
Ter hall plan. Oil hotwater heat. First
floor has large living room entire
egsth nv,n qi mouse ronr with open repisGe ,
length OF house. Large dining room.
modern kitchen, and large center hall.
Second floor has 4 large bedrooms and
two baths. Large, dry basement with
laundry trays and toilet There is a
very large screened porch in addition
to the sleeping porch. Beautiful lot
1I0x150 real home Reasonable
terms. Possession. Shown by appoint
ment only
Evening star., 1943-08-08
MINIATURE FARM,

Clever bungalow of rooms and bath,
fireplace, full bsmt with air cond. fur
mace, large high attic double fioored ga
complete with fruit trees, grapes, berries.
asparagus bed. ample room for garden
and hen houses, and can be handled r. i l.
So: 600 down: located in Mont. CO. OIL 4
miles from d. c. line r. P. RIPLEY. SH.
1879; Sun & eyes SH 2S1l (Mr TrostleO
Evening star., 1943-08-08
Sl3 ,UUU.
CALVERT HILLS.

NEAR UNIVERSITY OF MD.
TWo-story brick Colonial Center
hall type First floor has large living
room with open fireplace, nice sun
parlor off living room, could be used
as den or bedroom. Large olnlng room,
modern kitchen and hall. Second floor
has four large bedrooms and tile bath
and shower House is well insulated
heat, gas hot-water heater. Built in
garage Large. well-shaded lot, l20x
$50. This house is on the Baltimore
Boulevard and would make an IDEAL
tourist or guest house. Substantial
cash payment. immediate possession
Evening star., 1943-08-08
FARMS FOR SALE.
BE PRACTICAL,

BE PRACTICAL.
Locate In advance the home, estate. farm
rated Maryland-virginia catalosue saves
time and travel Lists and describes hun-
dredS OF excellent properties for sale just
send 81 today to the National Real Estate
Clearing House, PREVTEWS, INC, 343
Madison ave. ~ Y
so A. OLD HOUSE. GOOD TIMER:
$1,000; 5000 cash, Sis mo
20 a. water mill, S2,500; easy.
. 40 a, river farm. 5 r., barn, spring,
timber: $1,000; $500 and S25 mo
houses; $4,000; nr, bus line
200 a, r.. level farm. nr. Rt II;
$4,000; half cash and SIS mo.
3SI a.. Rapidan Riv., Ice bottom. r.,
electricity, barn. good; $40 per A.
MIR. PERROW. Remington Va
Evening star., 1943-08-08
$3.50.
& ROOMS 2 RATHS

A real Colonial home in the Noun
i5x3i. with two fireplaces. Larg,
dining room. extra large kitchen. laun
dry room on first floor glass-incIoseo
back porch, and screened side porch
LARGE center hal. Second floor ha,
four bedrooms all about / ) feet square
two baths Colonial plank flooring, hot.
water heat, coal. House needs redec.
Grating and floors sanded and pol
ished. Large lot 100X1 so. Plenty shade
flowers. etc. This is bargain. Car
easily be converted into four small
apartments Ideal for rooms anc
board. Must have one-third cash tc
sell at this low price. Close to school,
and transportation If you are lookine
for biz house or a true Colonial don'l
fail to see this.
Evening star., 1943-08-08
SO, 500.
COLLEGE PARK MD

Center -hall Colonial. Nine rooms,
TWO BATHS, extra lavatory in cellar
detached garage Large living room
] 15x33 with real open fireplace. Dinins
room 1Sx1s, large kitchen with pantry.
SIX LARGE BEDROOMS. Large front
and rear porches. New roof. Less than
one block to street cars. Walking dis:
tance to University. A real bargain anc
a money maker. Big demand for
rooms Live in part and LEI other
rooms pay for house. immediate pos
session. Inspection by appointment
only
Evening star., 1943-08-08
$3.50.
DECATUR HEIGHTS. MD.

Beautiful brick Cape Cod corner,
e%Jra large lot, all nicely fenced, we'll
proved streets: one block to good BUS.
Restricted section. Must be seen to ne
appreciated. House is less than four
he'll type, large living room on rient
of entrance entire length of house with
real open fireplace; large dining room
and modern kitchen with ELECTRIC
REFRIGERATOR: large side porch.
Second floor has two large bedrooms
and full tile bath with shower. Ample
closet and storage space, hardwood
floor throughout: All thoroughly insu-
Gus hot-water heater tgas); dry base
ment with laundry. trays. To see
through this beautiful home call at our
office. Terms can be arranged rs low
as 81 900 down, balance monthly.
FHA financed. Immed. possession.
Evening star., 1943-08-08

4 ACRES. CLEARED. FENCED: GARAGE
oLtbldg.. with Broom and porch bungalow
GOOD transp., ga miles from Centerville. "
Manassas, Route 3 So
900 A.. LARGE BARN, OTHER BUILD
ings, tenant house: S-rm. dwelling, farm
ing implements, feed, streams. springs.
elec,, gas. stock. Reliable tenant. NO.
III rs
Evening star., 1943-08-08
So, $50.
NEAR CHEVERLY. MD

This new asbestos shineled house is
located Just few blocks beyond the
entrance to Cheverly. 1t has a large
living room with open fireplace, tull
dining room. modern kitchen, bedroom
and bath on first floor. The second
floor is not completed but is planned
for two bedrooms and bath. large.
dry basement under the entire house
with laundry trays and toilet Air con-
ditioned heat tcoan. Large g0-toot lot.
Terms, 81, 900 cash. Immediate pos
session,
Evening star., 1943-08-08
o6O ACRES. S9O,OOO

$50 ACRES, 100000
Partly In Montgomery County and partly
In, Frederick County: l mile on route @4o;
adjoining town Of Hyattstown: a beautiful
laying farm, good state of cultivation, well
watered. Groom house tenant house. barn
45XS0. stalls. and now milking 30 cows,
room for 90 more. concrete silo, stalls for
SIX horses, garage, meathouSe. courthouse, >
chicken houses. electricity, well 75 feet
deep, several other outbuildings: 100 acres
route - for one-half mile lovely view
M2 2m Williams {HGS E a. 2sSt Ne SS '3E4 @4o 3s 1
every held; good S-r; house exc. farm bldgs,:
practically. new: 81 steers, % heifers. )
eayes e6R 9RoS m1h broo9 COWS soxs horses Soar
ensiiaee machinery of all kinds Including
tion: S5O,00O; immediate possession,
:9 sood 4s4m 5H b,das dilabs 800 900 all modern
good farm 6Ids s0"s Stocked Se and and sRhp
l74 a., 1876 a, tinable; s-r res: fair
30 a. all tillable; ST res res; farm bldss.;
u a, 7-r. stone res, good farm bdgs,
Al the above have exc. water facilities
; a. Or. ali modern home; $4,000
3 a. ST., all modern modern home: home: s77,99oooo.
a. -, an ilOutlH rtF'''.
The above are in Purcellville. Va.
storeroom; $3.50. Hamilton, Va.
1-r. stone and stucco res. bath and
5-r stone. cleo. 2-car garage; 10 a.; exc.
view; $500; Bluemont, Va.
Ar modern home dot 200x150). ga
rage; S6,500; Leesburg4 Va.
For rent, of Main ST Ieesburg, all mod
ern brick res, 4 large bedrooms, , ser
wants bedrooms, ? baths: completely fur
nished in antiques; $3.50 per month
years lease.
c. C, ELSA. Realtor, Bluemont. Va.
$40. BOO MILES FROM ASHTON. Md:
IS acres under cultivation. Modernized
: rooms and bath farm house. all neceS-
sary outbuildines, spring and stream: "a
mile on county road,
SIS, O0O-Ideal stock farm in Howard
County, Md, 25 miles from downtown
Washington, Mile-Iong stream and mea-
dow run length Of place. House and
buildings need repair. Owner will finance.
SANDY SPRING REALTY CO.
Ashton b4p1
Evening star., 1943-08-08
ST ACRES

Rolling fields and woodland. with an
inviting old farmhouse thoroushly remod-
eled. with tiled bath. city cleo, phone, hot
water heating system and z cheerful. airy
rooms. There are 3-room COTTAGE for
servants, stable and several poultry houses.
Below the house, near the spring, is
country. 20 miles from WASHINGTON, Price
100000; $4,000 down. See MASON HIRST.
Annandale. Va, at the end OF Columbia
u
Evening star., 1943-08-08
$6,950.
MODERNISTIC BUNGALOW

This unusual ultramodern home is
situated on a large corner lot 100Xl20
Nicely shaded and Handicapped and
OUTSIDE FIREPLACE. Ideal for enter
tanning during summer and fall. The
house is the apartment bungalow type
with large corner windows. ENTIRE
HOUSE FANELED WITH HARDWOOD
EVERY ROOM DIFFERENT. LIVING
ROOM IS PANELED WITH MAHOGANY
SIDEWALKS AND MAPLE CEILING
Oil Aforementioned heat. Two nice bed
rooms, modern kitchen and bath. All
fenced with attractive white fence
Close TO good transportation and stores
This place must be seen to be fully
appreciated. Shown only by appoint
ment. Call at our office and we will
be glad to show you
Evening star., 1943-08-08
STORES FOR RENT.

is DEFENSE HIGHWAY-LARGE STORE,
parking lot Sl00 THOS P. BROWN,
6l5 4th st, s.w. MA. 1919.
ST ORE. @0X2o EXCELLENT LOCATION
tor any type Of business, heated, easona Bile
rent, Chevy Chase Arcade $500 Conn
ave Woodley 414" or EN-. 1896
OWNER STILL IN BUSINESS BUT RETIR-
lne' VIII rent store, j sx35, > fine windows;
eood Tor any business. electrically equipped
ior beauty parlor; will rent with or with
ont Sl mod. ,rm., bath apt. best block
ith ST. $ " Near Procurement Bids Rent
reasonable Me 41a4
MODERN STORE IN GOOD BUSINESS
sectlon. on car line; rent, S47.5O. $40
18th st. ne.
THOs. D. WALSH. INC,
Si5 1lth St NV DI. -557
39OS 18th ST. NE
End of Brookland Car Line
Sloreroom approximately 16x+5, suit
able any business rent, S45. Call MIR,
RUPERT. National 2345