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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08

Copyright, lo4S, King Features syndICate)
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-12
II. r..
1niI1A
BY ALICE LANE
Occur dAlcne, Idaho

- URING the past two years
l have been taking a post,
49, graduate course in cook
ing After a decade of big reg
ulated gas ranges and marvellous
electric refrEerators. l suddenly
found myself living IN a typical
defense area apartment, cook
ing on a two-hurncr gas plate
and without refrigeration
Living conditions may change,
but a husbands appetite does
not He wants (and needs and
deserves. too his complete. hot
meal after a long day at work
and a cold lunch at noon Such
a meal appeared at first 10 be an
umpossibllity but going out To
crowded restaurants with my
tired husband soon convinced me
that l would have 20 do the cook
ing anyway II has taken a long
time. and much blood, sweat and
tears, but at last can provide
that good, hot meal
My refrigerator is the kitchen
sink with a plug 70 hold in the
water, ! wrap fresh vegetables,
such as lettuce celery or carrots,
IN a damp cloth and put them in
bowls which are up 10 their brims
in cold water. Butter in a pint
jar and milk in the original
bottles stand there, too A cloth,
dampened and wrapped lightly
around the bottles so that both
ends of the cloth remain in the
water, help 70 keep the milk cold
OF course the water must be
changed frequently Even so, it
is better not TO purchase more
perishables than can be VI "a for
dinner and the next days lunch.
Meat, either sliced plain. or
ground and mixed with condi-
ments or ground vegetables,
make good, hearty and appetiz-
ing sandwich Filings.
A double boiler was the most
useful utensil have yet found in
this type Of cooking, often taking
the place Of a third burner
Here is a sample menu, to-
gether with the various steps in
its preparation.
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-12
: IA

Last month l stumbled on an
electric roaster, and since then
we have been revelling in home
baked rolls, cake, pie, and such.
1t is wonderful, and aids a great
deal in apartment cookery How
ever that was pure luck and l
know that not everyone will be
able to find such a help. 1t is
entirely POSSIBLE to prepare meals
on just two burners and still eat
very well.
I'm sure that every housewife
who is faced with my problem
will find my methods of cooking
helpful and practical, and her
meals will be as tasty as those
prepared in a m odernistic
kitchen.
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-12

THIS week the Culinary Award
! of Merit" is being sent to
several housewives throughout
the country whose entries in the
Low Point Dinner Search have
been found 70 measure up TO all
rules set forth in the quest and
therefore have been selected as
contenders for the $3.50 in War
Bonds and other awards.
There will be many more names
appearing here from week to
week before the Judges make
their final decisions. In the
meantime watch for your name
here. If it appears, it means
that in addition to the "CuH-
nary Award of Merit" you may
win a War Bond prize!
Mrs. Marie Bullock, Minmay,
New Jersey, for her Puffy One
let Dinner" Mrs. ]. Setter, Of
Hales Corners, Wisconsin. for her
baked fish. The leftover chicken
pie suggestion of Mrs Ethel d.
Strathy OF Rye, New York.
Creamed eggs on toast from Mrs
f. j. Schoenig of Noroton, Con-
necticut; baked chicken with
gravy from Mrs Chester Hearn
Of SeafOrd. Delaware.
Mrs Mary Volpi, OF Mariners
Harbor, Staten Island, New York,
for her spinach omelet, the bell
peppers stuffed with cornbread
dressing from Mrs. S. f. Jones
Of San Antonio Texas; Mrs.
Ernest w. Kizer of Three Rivers,
Michigan, for her roast chicken
with dressing. The potato pan
cakes suggested by Mrs. Herman
w. Diederich Of Crete, Illinois.
Braised guinea fowl dinner Of
Mrs. Wilbur c. Sayers, Sr., Of
Florence. New Jersey.
Mrs. F.. b. Young's bean loaf
from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. A
baked mackerel dish from Mrs.
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-12
Practical war Apartment" Cookery
Why not try the whole dinner?
Dinner Menu

Veal steak paD/futdI
Mashed potatoes, with cream
gravy
Buttered peas
Salad plato tcarrot sticks and
sliced tomatoes ON lettuce lcavcs)
Fresh grapes, cheese crackers
Coffee with top milk and sugar
Preparation
FIRST shell the peas. Then set
the table except for the dinner
plates Get the potatoes on to
cook In the lower part Of the
double boiler Make the coffee
drip method is best, as the coffee
viii have % be reheatcd Set the
coffee aside and start the peas
cooking IN the upper part Of the
double boiler. Wash grapes for
dessert and the salad vegetables.
Arrange both dessert and salad
plates and set aside under a
damp cloth 10 keep them fresh
Put the upper part of the double
boiler, containing the peas, over
the potatoes. and begin TO heat
the steak while the gravy is be-
ing made When the meat is
done. make the gravy using the
water from the potatoes for part
of the liquid Mash the potatoes
while the gravy finishes cooking.
Dish the dinner plates at the
stove and while you do it reheat
the coffee. Everything including
the cook, should be fine when it
reaches the table.
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-12

Julia Longmore of Philadelphia
Pennsylvania. Baked chicken and
dressing suggestion by Mrs. Cen
evieve H. Hayes Of Baltimore,
Maryland, the fried salmon dish
submitted by Mrs. Mae Rogers
of Seattle, Washington; an
American chicken chop suey
suggested by Mrs. Harvey Cor
don of Eastville, Virginia.
Mrs. Henry Werth's walnut
outlets from Oconto. Wisconsin;
the boiled halibut with egg sauce
from Mrs. Burt w. Eichell Of
Lake Worth, Florida; Mrs. Jack
J. Daley of Drexell Hill, Penn
sylvania, for her Spanish omelet;
baked soy beans from Mrs. Leon
H. Frink. Of Plainfield, Connec-
ticut. Mrs. William Barnetts
stewed chicken with onions from
Terre Haute, Indiana.
The eggs in nests of Mrs. STAN
ley B. Fredenburgh Of Pratts-
vile, New York, and the vege-
table outlets suggested by Mrs
Robert Kaufman OF Miami
Beach, Florida.
The pecan roast and mushroom
gravy dish Of Mrs. A. r. Smith
Of Castle Rock, Washington; Mrs
Robert Browning's sweet potato
pie from Sterling, Illinois; from
Corning. Kansas, the Colonial
casserole OF Mrs. L. Graber, and
Mrs. v. T. Gaddy's eggplant and
pecan casserole from Atlanta,
Georgia.
fury Had n Custom Which Suggests
nserrdtion. Diners We're Giuen
urplus Food Which Ofhericise
Dn Their Plates.
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-12

hich
Food
to Take the Surplus Food Which Otherwise
WOud On Their Plates
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-12

S@:: :..::. 5:s: ::s e ,: :; T.: !. :: s::
mo Aftcr "a do,ado of btD roo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Both Stores Open
Monday Night Til 9 O'Clock

Sans famous low -for-cash prices are winning new
laurels. Thousands who before thought seri-
ously about prices are now buying at Sans. Higher
taxes and increased living incentive TO
SAFE, and when thinks of saring, one naturally
think of Sans. Why not? For 26 years lou prices
have been our greatest speciality.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
1870 Wool Esmend Blanket

Famous "Slumberrest" blanket In
large 12xSi size. Made ef 25cs wool
with a deep pile nsp. Bound I'm
a. rayon satin. Comes in glowing.
jewel tones. and 10 at. 3 90
tractiyely boxed .....,..... vsSS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
GROCERIES
Randolph Store

Randolph Store
Del Ments Peas EARLY garden
variety. Is points per can. Cell
: ing price l7c each. No. Z, 10
OF. cans = for 29c
WhsstIsS "A fine cold cereal
"The Breakfast of Champions"
Ceiling pree llc---hex &c
Llbby's Evspsratss Milk - One
point per can. Ceiling price g..
----------------------------tall eah Re
oTytel "A quality soap pow der.
Ceiling price 2jc. Limit box.
While they last -22c
Tee - Saiada, Liptons, Tehy's
and Sans own. All sizes. Smaller
sizes, special at-------pkg. &c
lunehssn Meat - Spiced party
loaf. points per can. Ceiling
price jsc Tier. esn 1Ac
"a 0 Lsuhtry sssp-Iimit I
bar. MONDAY only EisRt bar Sc
corsnsi Coffee Pull strength.
Vacuum packed. Extra quality
81 a saving! Ceiling price soc
--------------lh lah 17c
vi No Butter eraeksu A fresh
shipment of Sunshine al pur-
pose butter crackers. Ceiling
price 7le ---------lh. lee
crisee Pure vegetable shorten
ing. Only 4 points per pound.
Alb. jaI ASc Ceiling price sc
----------1.Ih, IsF &c
Needles Pure tge Wide, me-
dium and fine. Still unrationedl
Ceiling price l1c--1Sc
Cot Green Btsns - 81. Elmo
Brand. Now only s points per
can. Ceiling price lie. Full
heysl Desserts, esIaNat aad
PsstlAst - While they lsrl
AeneAs only -pIE' &c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Stevens Kitchen Tswsiing

Fine quality -lnwelinE In the victory
combination ~ rayon and linen.
L. wide. the towpling has eaily col
ored borders. Leaves the dishes
sparkling and 0ea
nhtleSs s.s''.s''ss',s.'s., NV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24

Two ounce Skens ~ Dawn quality
all wool Knitting worSted. Comes in
ali the most popular colors. Ideal
for sweaters, afghans, etc, a0n
Priced for Sans sayingsl,,,. Wv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24

Large 70XSi size creamy white sheet
blanket with well finished edges.
Az excellent quality many prefer
them To cotton sheets during the
cold weather, At Sans 0Aa
low price. ',',.,,,....,...... WV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Warm CsIansss csmfsrtsrs

Large. pldmply filled rayon latin
and ta9ets comforters. Made a
SCI wool and aSes china cotton.
your own linen A
closet .....,............. hTO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
1920 Wool Snuggiss

Vests IN seConds-with q i0es wool
cHntvpi tn assure ynu ~ added
IN the popular honeNromh
weave KHAKI reior only. Snan.
medium and large aTA
siyek ............,.... Wv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24

Sturdly made ~ raltan-to give
plenty Of service. In the standard
eiss. with eaty.runninR wheels
wonderful help these dsys 2.70
ct bundle cafryinE .,,,.,....e tt~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24

Plump Feather Pillows
21x2T size pillows. riumply, gener-
nuSlv filled with curipd hen feath-
ers All reclaimed plumsee. Covered
with attractive feather prOof TICK
ing. Economically "a
pricedl s.................s tstV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
62.pe. Dinner Set

Complete service for eight American
semi porcelain. Tutone with rose
bud decoration aud gold lined edges.
Set includes cups and saucerS, din
per plates. soup plates, salad q "a
plates. vegetable dish........ WV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24

Ie.In. Adorable Baby Doll
an adorable life Ike baby doll
Beautifully dressed in a raNon ak
cost aud bonnet And her COSTUME
b completed with little 40
shoes and stockingsu..u, ttoo
Evening star., 1943-01-20

GOVT EMPLOYED COUPLE WANT SMALL
furnished apartment, private bath prefer
ably S. Call FIR, 1879 after u m oOS
Evening star., 1943-01-20
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

Mr.. WAR AND NAVY DEPTS.-Frort rn.,
twin beds; gentlemen only oxford 2S37.
ATTRACTIVE ROOM, double bed. girls;
in private home, PRIVILEGES. Call shep-
herd 1907.
Go2S N. WASH BLVD. Arlington, va
rooms, W. d. beds. u block from bus stop;
semi-private bath 20'
pa 10th ST. s. ARLINGTON, VA-Three
lovely, furn. sleeping rooms; 3 minutes
from Pentagon Bldg,; bus by door.
FOR military or naval officer, guest room
IN ofhcer's home. Cow. tranSp. to Navy
and war Bldgs. Call CH 1892.
LARGE newly furnished, clean. double
exposure room for couple or for one. $40.
WA. SITS
Arlington home fireplace, wine and herb
cooklng, with congenial couple here for
Snort time. Chestnut uS54.
ARLINGTON, VA-Well-fu comfortable
room, nr. bath, c.hw.. warm house: conv.
PentagOn. Navy RldRS. men CH nNLA-
Evening star., 1943-01-20
Rent ClaSSifcations.

623 MASS. AVE. NE.-Rm for 3; 3rd fl. !:
seml-pVt; bath. c-h.W.; sober adults; $3.50
eaCh. IR. 3UH5.
Evening star., 1943-01-20
BUSINESS EXFCUTIVF.
HOUSES FURNISHED

WILL RENT FOR 2 MONTHS HOUSE
Phone after 6 pm. Phone EN- s474
1913 18th ST Sc - DETACHED 4 :
oedrm, brick, auto. heat, gas refrigerator;
500 mo; walking distance Navy Yard.
ll16 10th, ST S, ARLINGTON, VA
room, l12-bath brick, for Feb. and March
only: near Pentagon Bldg. overlook 5o25.
DETACHED. ENGLISH TYPE. CONTAIN
ing bedrms, 2 baths, also maids rm. and
bath, in one of Washington'S finer sections.
W. G. q A: n. MILLER DEVELOPMENT co,
1880 MASS. AVE OR 4464.
FAIRFAX. VA. IN CENTER. OF VILLAGE
completely furnished, bedrooms, baths,
OIL neat fireplace, wood burning stoves,
~ 90 mo-. month-to-month lease: refs ex-
cnanged; immediate occupancy Telephone
RE $500, Ext 73472.
GROOM BRICK, COMPLETELY PURN. =.
Georgia ave; years lease: immediate pos
session. rent, SlOO per mo- ARLINGTON
ESTATES. phone Glebe 1865.
1920 BLAINE ST. NE. RIVER TERRACE
oeveiopment--5-rm. attached house. less
rnan rnfa r. yr OLD, nicely furn. gas heat. elec
Wlthln week: $50, not including utilities
1904, VARNUM ST.
Detached brick IL rms, 3 baths, Inn
mediate possession: new coal burner. hot
water heat. coal In basement. beautiful
nished, linens. silver etc. Gail us to in
NEAR 14th AND JEFFERSON NV.
+ Detached, rms. and bath, automatic
Owner wishes to retain one bedroom fol-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
11os verrodSf SE1clsSiye Svs Asento nr Gam
SUNDAYS and Nirhtc
Evening star., 1943-01-20
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

sPECIAL,-Purebred sptz puppies, S.
each. Falls Church sS7-J-I.
DOG, Boston bun, female, screw tail, thor
ouehbTed, ! yr. old peri. health cond; TeaS.
o1er. Howard Myrick, 1920 IngleSide Ter.
NV. MI 1913.
PUPPY, part spltz- black, male. wants
permanent home with kind people. Also
young altered female part Spltz. Box
HOLLYWOOD ENNELS-BOARDING
Cocker Spaniels, puppies and stud Serv-
Ice. Phone Warheld 1924 or Berwyn I3q.
COOKERS -SCOTTIES, SOS
All Colors, All Ages, Reg, Innoculatod
Schnauzers, $35; Pug Dogs, $35.
We Pay Your Taxi Fare.
Singing Canaries, S6-SS. Parrakeets. So so,
DOGS AND CATS BOARDED.
Dog Hotel 1914 Georgia Ave. IA. 1921.
Evening star., 1943-01-20
APARTMENTS WANTED.
fTsorffnt,sJ

YOUNG PROF. COUPLE. BOTH GOVERN
ment employed, urgently require one or two
room. nicely furnished apt, n W. excellent
ref. Executive 6lo0. EXT. 2O71. 22'
OFFICER PERMANENTLY STATIONED
here wishes small. furnished apartment,
central WASHINGTON Call Republic 670O.
Extension 3Sob: references. 22s
! OR > ROOM, KITCHEN AND BATH.
furnished apartment, for couple. II ". sec
uon preferred. saraEe or parking space
desirable about $50. Box 223-V, star.
WAVE OFFICERS DESIRE 3 OR 4
room. Turn. apt, near Dupont Circle. Call
DE. 400 after pm. 81"
GOVT LAWYER WITH WIFE AND
grown-up boy wants 3 furn. rooms with
kitchen. or kitchen use; suburban. CHI,
NAVAL OFFICER DESIRES i-BEDROOM
apartment, unfurnished convenient TO
Navy Bldg Phone North 4t39
OFFICER WIFE, NEW BABY NEED
warm, furnished apartment, or small
house, easy tTanSD. TO Buckingham. Airing
ton tprefer District, n,wD; almost any rent,
Phone Metronolitan 47a5, 81 pm 22'
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE.
FURN. OR UNFURN. . or 3 bedroom
apt, short or long term lease or suitcase,
Would consider purchss Sc of cooperative
apt. Call Executive T271 bet. 10 and 5
or Woodley 62S2 after 5 Sat and Sun.
Evening star., 1943-01-20
POULTRY G EGGS.

beautiful New Hampshire
Red breeding, Christy's strain, immune to
fowl poX. bronchitis roup and colds, Char
les A Burgdorf. Rollins ave, Seat Pleasant.
Md. Hillside 03l7
Evening star., 1943-01-20
FARM G GARDEN

IDEAL TINE TO TRANSPLANT,
Landscape, prune trees, cut dead or danger
Gus trees fireplace size, Free estimates,
low rates.
CAPITOL TREE EXPERTS,
Taylor 3S3S SLIGO 3S3S a
Evening star., 1943-01-20
RF-UPHOT STEERING

Two-piece living suite upholstered for
Si5; covering and new inside material in
cIuded made like new in finest tapestry
and friezette; workmanship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERY CO,
$500 l4th St NV COLUMBIA 1881
Evening star., 1943-01-20
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better SerUtce, ddUer-
tiSerS are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent CldSStfcations.
Evening star., 1943-01-20

RESPECTABLE COUPLE DESIRES FURN.
or unfurn., , or ) rm., bath apt: would
buy turn, for lease: NV. section preferred.
RA. 1899 oDA
Evening star., 1943-01-20
HOME lMpRovEMENT coMpANIEs,

HUME tMFkCVEMsNt COMPANIES.
GET OUR ESTIMATE for any and all home
improvements, prompt service and the finest
OF mechanics. Terms to suit your budget.
Modernize now it is essential. Palmer Con-
struction Co., Sl7 9th NV, DI 6150 and
Evening star., 1943-01-20

. EMPLOYED COUPLES WANT RIM AND
board and care OF , children, or , furn.
apis. ana care of children. Call Shep-
herd 1856 after T pm. 20"
MIDDLE-AGED professional man. good
habits. gentle. with private family. Box
nDl-V. Star o0$
Evening star., 1943-01-20

21a-RM APT, OR SMALL HOUSE IN
upper NV. section or nearby suburbs;
married couple no children, Government
Evening star., 1943-01-20
MOVING, PACKING G. STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates:
Will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving Edeman's Nov
ing & Storage Co. Taylor 1887. 81
Evening star., 1943-01-20
BABY CHICKS,

BARRED ROCKS, r. ], Reds, White Leg
Store. 619 K st. NV. Metropolitan o0s9.
Evening star., 1943-01-20

1929 HYwoOD DR.. s.E-Twin beds. next
paGh: near transp.; military officers pref
Call after pm, Ii b379
Evening star., 1943-01-20
COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL

FIREPLACE WOOD. seasoned. Si8 per
cord, delivered. Phone Ashton $500.
FIREPLACE LOGS, seasoned. large bundle
$3.50. Immediate delivery. 25c Colonial
Cordwood, Lee hwy. and Fl. Myer dr.,
RoSSlyn DI. 24I5
Evening star., 1943-01-20
BROOKLAND-NE.

FOREST HILLS D. C.-s2I, 75g
This spacious English-type brick 2 I
stone home is vacant and can be ccc- /
Immediately. Situated on beautiful lot t.t
it. wide in one Of the finest res dent i
sections in Washington. Contains 10
rooms. 8 baths. large paneIed recreation
room. first-fioor library and lavator1, 8
bedrooms, all modern equipment, detaeh~1 1
Gear brick garage; reasonable terms con-
sidered, or will exchange.
s*t SHANNON & LUCHS Co,
1905 H St NV National 2345
Evening star., 1943-01-20

1913 WALBRIDGE PL. NV beautiful
adjoining rms, for ? refined, responsible
gentlemen; u block bus, . blks Mt. Pleas
ant cars: unlimited phone.
Evening star., 1943-01-20
CATTLE G LIVESTOCK.

GELDING registered 4 yrs, I1-3 Also
filly, . yrs. viii consider trade. Appoint
ment only. Rockville 34s. 22'
HORSE. BLANKETS, single and double
wagon harness buggy and pony harness.
Extra parts, horSeshoeS and pads
W. H. STOMBOCK & SONS,
SADDLERY,
1878 M St. NV. MI O462.
Evening star., 1943-01-20

440S 39th ST. N,W-Large master bed
room. in modernistic home; private bath,
two closets dressing rm,; gas heat suit
block OR bSS5
Evening star., 1943-01-20
CHEVY CHASE MD

This house has Just been Completely ,
architects in the city. Near Chevy Chase
and Columbia Golf Clubs. Oft. center han,
y bedrms.. 3 baths: coal heat; wooded lot. y
Immediate possesSion call OF. RaR7 = u
Evening star., 1943-01-20
VACANT.
zoo pRINCETON PI. NV

Colonial tapestry brick, 20 ft. wide. r..
b., h.-wh. (coaD, 3 lge. porches, gar; new
house cond.; easily conv. into. apts n
Evening star., 1943-01-20
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

BLOWERS-Prepare furnace for coal now
Complete with thermostat. Easily installed
sizes. Carty,s Elee.. 1908 l4th.
BUILDING MATERIAL, new deep-well
pump, complete with pipe and tank: also
steel ANGLE irons and beams and a. c. heat
ing unit. OIL. 1859 after pm. 22'
BUILDING MATERIALS, large stock OF all
kinds from numerous wrecking Jobs: lum
Der, plywood, beams, angle iron, bathtubs
sinks. doors, windows, gas ranges furnaces.
pipe. fittings. etc. at rock-bottom prices.
ACE WRECKING CO.,
Benning Rd. at Minnesota Ave. NE.
AT. 0447. 56 F St. S.W, RE 6430.
CEDAR HILL CONTEMPLATING site.
excellent non monumental section; reason
able. Call. write 22o2 Eyarts st. ne. (Storie).
81
CEMENT BLOCK MACHINE, practically
new. Call Berwyn 7a3.
CLARINETS- -Pensel Mueller. wood. perfect
condition, $50, 80; Henry La Velle. thor
oughly overhauled, S32 SO Join our band
and learn to play. Call Republic 62l2,
Kits, 1880 G st. (midde of the block.
DIAMONDS from estates and private par
ties must be sold at sacrifice prices-Fine
2-carat diamond with nlatinum mounting
Evening star., 1943-01-20
CHEVY CHASE, MD,
GO QS0

Brick, fully detached, convenient esction.
Bedrm. and bath 1st floor. Paneled recrea-
tion rm. and full bath. Finished 2nd floor
with bath. Built-in garage. Good lot.
For appointment TO inspect call.
EDWARD H. JONES & CO., WO. 1900
Until O 2 NJ
Evening star., 1943-01-20
BRING DEPOSIT-14 RMS
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

NIS~EL[AfNE0SS FSN SALE'
ABC DE luxe IRoNER, practically new,
childs field gym set. tricycle., coaster wag-
on, wicker baby carriage SH. 5332
AcCORDIONs- have few good instru-
wents At low PFiSSe - bass gG S59pfan 5
needed Private lessons. Can Republic
6212, kits, 1880 G st. tm!ddle OF the
ADDING MAcHs. sunstrand, Burroughs,
Rem Rand; cleo, hand barg. tSUN., co.
1925; week. DT. 1872 1ll2 l4th ST NV
ANTIQUE DAVENPORT, Old English, land
ed at Bladensburg: no dealers. Decatur
pine-frame mirror, iron hatrach, painted
white: Nsnnking plates large TN tea
Plea Market, 1923 H st. NV
ANTIoUES-Ful dinner set blue Ninton
pine water bench; several chest Of drawers;
lge. cherry table; reas- prices tcr defense
workers. Old GEORGETOWN Shop, 1860
BABY CARRIAGE and bqthlnette. .bas-
sinette: good condition. Cal Oliver 3osl.
BAND SAW. slightly used. Phone Metro
poAtan 23u0 -.
BEDRM SET, S-pc.. with inner-sp. matt,
S136, wardrobe, SOB, entiq. WalEUt dresser,
$50 bureau, SlOi mirrors. Loraine
Studios, $500 Conn, Apt. 81. VIC. 3s69.
BEDS. rugs, vanity secretary desk, studio
couch, kneehole desk, CRIB WE DO NOV
BIN FEED COAL-BURNING sTOKEF2, fully
automatic control: $500 installed and guar
anteed. Warheld ll00" "
BILLIARD and POOL TABLES. PITG-PONG
TABLES. Conn Billiard & BoWlln Supply
Co. $40 9th st NV District 471l.
BOOKS bookcase fulll-Largest size Web
ster dictionary, Mark Twain (22 volumes ,
Ed A Poe, Bryants Popular History Of
U. S. and mlSceh Phone Executive 59s2.
BRICK. LUMBER, PLUMBING MATERIALS
Bargain prices, from three big Wrecklng
Jobs city blocks for the widening of
independence ave. .S.w.-3 city blocks for
the eniarging Of the Navy Yard e. and
the National Hotel; Oh and Pa, aye, NV.
AsrStlal arSs o,a Is nSIiea ~ 70 reed1dfjo and
neatly arranged for easy selection ti LaTg-
Save 3 vays--saye time. save effort,
save inoney--by c0mIng to any of our
. yards. 4Foundation TO Roof at Rock
HECHINGER CO.. Used Material Dept,
18th and II SITS. NE AT. 1400.
8e25 Ga. Ave NV. 1908 Nichols Ave Sc
Lee Highway in Falls Church, Va.
Evening star., 1943-01-20
BarnabV Woods Section.

In location of beautiful homes, this
choice 6-room brick for 1850 is an out
standing value: 8 well-arranged rooms, in
sulated, @. E. oil burner, built-in garage,
immaculate condition. Shown by appoint
ment. EN-. 1920 until pm. p. A. TWEED