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Evening star., 1943-12-19
Problems of Etiquette in Wartime

months and then 60 into second
mourning for at least three
months more. On the other
hand, you should wear black
only for so long as your feelings
dictate. white touches-mean-
ing very simple collars and cuffs
are proper in deep mourn
ingD. (b) When you begin to
feel like encouraging the atten-
tions of other men, then 1 should
say that the time had come to
go out of mourning.
X X
Dear Mrs. Post: I man I know
in the service sent me a beauti-
full lounging robe for my birth
day. He said it was hard for him
to decide what to send as I don't
care for jewelry. l have only
known him for part of a year
and was wondering If I should
accept this robe.
Answer-If you mean from the
standpoint of conventional pro-
priety. the only answer possible is
NO. Wearing apparel even from
girls affianced has never had
the approval of etiquette. Jewelry
by the way, while entirely proper
from the man a girl is engaged
to, is not at all proper from just
any man she knows.
Dear Mrs. Post: Is lady sup
posed to rise to meet an Army or
naval officer2
Answer-When she is the host
ess, she should rise to greet every
guest. At other times. she should
rise only for man Of very high
rank: A bishop or Governor
and, of course, the President.
Evening star., 1943-12-19
By EveIyn Hayes.

never expect. Good hangers, for
example-cut to the shape of his
shoulders so his suits shape the
way they should. He'd never in
a million years ask for them or
buy them for himself, but he'd
love to get them on Christmas.
And that goes double for a set of
good trouser hangers, too. A
The echo., 1943-06-25
Sunday School Lesson

11-For he that giveth him greet
ing partaketh in his evil works.
John beloved, thou doest
faithful work in whatsoever thou doest
toward them that are brethren and
strangers withal;
6-Who bare witness to thy love
before the church; whom thou wilt
do well to set forward on their jour
ney worthily of God:
Because that for the sake Of the
Name they went forth, taking moth
ing of the Gentiles.
S-We therefore ought to welcome
such, that we may be fellow-workers
for the truth.
9 - wrote somewhat unto the
church: but Diotrephes, who loveth to
have the pre-eminence among them
receiyeth us not
10 - Therefore, if l come, I will
bring G to remembrance his works
which he doeth, praying against us
with wicked words: and not content
herewith. neither doth he himself
receive the brethren, and them that
would he forbiddeth and casteth them
out of the church.
11-Beloved, initiate not that which
is evil, but that which is good. He
that doeth good is of God: he that
doeth evil hath not seen God.
12-Demetrius hath the witness of
all men and Of the truth itself: yea,
we also bear witness; and thou know
est that our witness is true.
The echo., 1943-06-25

+. The case-making clothes moth
doesn't actually do its tailoring
with needle and thread. But. left
where it can nibble on them, ii win
use threads from your precious
wooiens for making the cocoon or
portable case in which it spends
most Of its larvae life.
Z All Of which reminds US of some
facts about the safe storage proper.
ties OF cedar chests-and a miscon-
eeption about "moth-killing."
/ } Cedar chests do not kill adult
moths. However, moths don't like
the odor of cedar and it's practi-
raily, impossible to get them into
o cedar chest.i
Z y Moths don't eat fabrics. In.
stead, 1t is the moth larvae. or
moth children in their early stages
shat cause fabric damage.
II is to prevent even a minimum
EarVae-grazing period after hatch.
ing that cedar chest manufacturer.
nrge, that all garments and articles
pc cleaned or brushed thoroughly
ma aired before being stored in
Rdar chests.
! Once freed from all eggs or ias.)
ne-and placed in a cedar chess
efore being exposed to egg ds.l
losits agaia--such things are safsH
FaSts taken from Farmer, BuIlr}
W.ASyYS -
The echo., 1943-06-25
LESSON XIII. JUNE II

JOHNS COUNSEL TO CHRIS
TIANS. John and 8 John.
GOLDEN TEXT: Be loved, l pray
that in all things thou mayest pros
per and be in health, even as thy
soul prospereth. John 2.
? John Al rejoice greatly that
have found certain of thy children
walking in truth, even as we receiv-
ed commandment from the Father.
5-And now I beseech thee, lady,
not as though l wrote to thee a new
commandment, but that which we had
from the beginning that we love one
another.
6-And this is love, that we should
walk after his commandments. This
is the commandment, even as We heard
from the beginning, that We should
walk in it.
z - For many deceivers are gone
forth into the world, even they that
confess not that Jesus Christ cometh
in the flesh. This is the deceiver and
the antichrist
8-Look to yourselves, that We lose
not the things which we have wrought,
but that ye receive a full reward.
9 - Whosoever goeth onward and
abideth not in the teaching Of Christ
hath not God: he that abideth in the
teaching, the same hath b o th the
Father and the Son
10-If any one cometh unto You.
and bringeth not this teaching, re-
ceive him not into your house, and
give him no greeting:
The echo., 1943-06-25

All worn out from whipping
around on the clOthesline, Mr.. O.D.
Outdoor Dried Shirt looks en-.
viOusly at Mr.. Id. (IndOor Driee)
Shirt stepping merrily out the
laundry door.
One particular test made by the
Laundry institute showed that
some color-fast percales of high
quality became so faded after twen-
ty Commute exposures to sun dry.
ing that it was almost impossible to
discern their original coloring cr
designs. SWatches from the sane
original cloth, washed and dried
inside at the laundry, however, re.
NAMED just as clear-toned and de-
hnitely patterned as the origina!
cloth. That's one Of the reasons
why professional laundries dry our
things inside instead of letting OLD
Sol get in his destructive work.
Then, too, clothing whipping
about on the line has a tendency to
become weakened where the clothes
pms are attached. All this is a.
yoided in the professional laundry
where articles are dried inside. In-
side drying also protects clean
washing from becoming contami.
mated again with gasoline fumes
and SCOT which may be present In
the air 81
To prevent fading and weaken.
ing materials by outdoor drying al
home, hang the washing early is
the morning SO 1t can b taksa
down before the mid day period
o. late In the afternoon. And nsvss
hang oVt the Washing u Q strons
I ~iod -.
The echo., 1943-06-25
.LO.O.NE,S::ay
Nllh losEpHlNE HUpbLEsToN


When it comes to color, Joseph's
coat had nothing on the muIti-col-
ored patchwork designs created bv
the case-making clothes moth when
1t spins the portable case in which
IT. spends practically 'alliits larvae
life.
prolonged study Of the habits of
this case-making clothes moth re-.
veals it to be first class dress
maker, being able to enlarge its
case by the insertion of little cores
as 1T becomes plump on our bright
sweaters or fine furs.
without leaving its case the
larva makes slit halfway down
one side and inserts a triangular
gore of new material, possibly from
little Johnny's red sweater. A SINH
Lar insegtion is made on the oppos-
ite side:xlf the larva is restless and
moves from Johnny's red sweater
TO your yellow ona, this gore viii
be a different cel2r. Sell without
ieaging its case, theFarva reverses
itself and makes corresponding
Sits and additionsin the other half.
The case in leng tt1ened by success
i've additions to either ends
The echo., 1943-06-25
ESSAY CONTEST SPONSORED By
NEWELL CHAPEL SUNDAY
SCHOOL

The Sunday School Of Newell Chap
el under the direction of Mr. T. C.
Miller as supt., is moving along fine.
The attendance is growing each Sun
day. The finances are increasing rap
idly
Presiding Elder o. A. Hill stated
that Supt Miller had the best writ
ten report OF any auxiliary reporting
in the Quarterly Conference Monday
night.
A short essay contest was spon-
sored by Glass No. 8 of which Mrs.
Velma Young is instructor. Upon the
request of the pastor four young
people volunteered to write on the
subject "CROWING IN CHRISTIAN
CHARACTER" The name of each
person writing on this subject ap-
pears in this issue 1t is a fine thing
to see young people interested in the
Sunday School.
By Lois j. Young
2009 oath Street
The first thing that I should like
to do is to compliment Peter for this
beautiful story.
The second epistle was to teach
against false teaching and how the
young Christian church should grow
in character. I wish that could
read and explain to everybody how
Peter so beautifully explains to us
how to grow in Christian Character
The echo., 1943-06-25
BY d. Juanita Chillis
14th st. and 29th Ave.

When we speak Of grow or grow
ing. we think of something larger or
being made larger When we speak
Of the word Christian we think of a
person being Christ-lile of the be-
lief a person has in something.
As for character we say it is a rep
.utation, repute or standing. AS a
whole we speak Of the subject grow
ing in Christian character a he
lief in Christ.
After an individual has reached a
certain age he ceases to grow, well
the same thing is true in growing in
Christian character. Begin now and
you will grow and grow and never
stop growing when you are growing
in Christian Character.
By Charles L. Young
2OO9 oath st.
Peters name was Simon Peter. He
was a servant and apostle of Jesus
Christ. He received from the Father
honor and glory.
The prophecy came not in old times
by the viii of man but men of old
spoke as they were moved by the
Holy Ghost. I wish to thank Peter
for this wonderful lesson.
The echo., 1943-06-25

11--For he that giveth him greet
ing partaketh in his evil works.
The echo., 1943-06-25
EDITORIAL
EDITORIAL
NewellChapel Church
Sponsors Essay
Contest

His advise was to have faith, virtue,
knowledge, temperance, patience, god
liness and brotherly kindness. If we
should take this wonderful advice 7
am sure that we will be partakers o.
divine nature and have good Chris
tian character.
The echo., 1943-06-25
T. J. Young, Notary

Now that our country is engeged In
the greatest war that we have ever
known, there is large number Of our
people employed in Defense Factories
throughout the country, In most cases
they are required to have a certified
birth certificate or proof of birth be-
fore their application is accepted for
The echo., 1943-06-25

We are in position to take this worry
off your hands and fix things up 50
that you can get that Defense job or
whatnot, that you would like to have;
in order that our factories win not be
held up in turning out airplanes, sanks
machine guns, etc.
I am better situated to serve yoa
than ever before, having our office IN
the H. B. A. Building.
For any kind Of Notary work. see
US and we will serve you with q smile.
The echo., 1943-06-25
HB a JOINING FEE
$1.OO
JOINING FEE si.O0

To the presidents and members Of
he Holbrook Benevolent Association:
This comes to inform you that the
The echo., 1943-06-25
LOOK Ge@'
eslIh lcsEPhIlNE NUpDLEsTQM

X.
From The way grandma pulled
down the shades against sunlight
on her carpets, we can be sure
she'd never have dried her washing
out of doors if she'd known this
would be destructive to colors.
In fact, with modern gadgets for
testing all sorts Of things that hap
pen to the family washing, grand.
ma probably would be the very
first to toss aside her reputation
for thriftiness in view of scientifiS
truths which reveal she wasn't az
wise as she thought.
For example, tests made by the
American Institute of Laundering
clearly show that outdoor driving
Of colored things often makes therS
unusable because of faded colors
long before the fabric itself has
succumbed to normal wear. ,~~~s-S
The echo., 1943-06-25

JOHNS COUNSEL TO CHRIS
TIANS. 2 John and John.
Evening star., 1943-03-01
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

9oMiMIssIoNESs GoiI4Is7. Of THE dpIgsTRIcT 0F
le43. By the Commissioners Of the District
OF Columbia in the matter of closing GER
n se', and s.iss,i1 :,; r s.eiSsa ss Rst .sd
the said Commissioners being satisfied as
to the equity, justice and advisability Of
be detrimental to the i public INTERESTS nor. nor
N Is Il fSsne
sns o1asi e6xd Th.s sae
soa sgant to the provisions Of Public Act No:
Stree. se, ss shown es Il hs
on plate fled in the once Of the surveyor
OF the Distrist Of Columbia and numbered
2s1s, ISL Ss15. ss1s. 2s15. 2s1s and,
2s19 are hereby ordered CLOSED. same 70
tex tsse .s eject on and after March ~; 1919; 1s;
areas 50 closed to revert 70 the esuttine
property owners as shown On said maps:
:. ooss
IN Street NV. .buttins sauars I727; 3,
as eesnr rss' q .sss PS1'f In {, ssr.
/ d dle:'Pf a::Rsy .'s s.1.;s y. y,;. H. 4 z's =
ssrs.s Sas between ss. soth and w.s.r M ssrssss.
ss:sn asna .nd 'RS W.ts- Street,
V: @.t.a Street sTsst. ssisn es.ss an
foF ac.ns n:'sssh sssh .na sas s1:t ans srss s.
4s:. @ N eoa. 5ss csggss sgnS Ies inS NSl
ss as:s S'o s'rsss .ns sss.
tween D Street; South; and street.
ss saSd SOIL snd ST ash 2e ~:
water Street between 24th Street ST.
81 ,nrisS,ction to commissioners. b G.,
Street. East, nd to the National Park
Summit sanst 81 Street s'Is aer9S Rursf.f s.
: Closing pent Plsss; s;s 9 N.. Street sna Volta
commissioners t B. e. ey.r land in sai4
square and also dedsstionA Ats Of st,.st lnna
north Of Sheridan Street NV. and
closing . PUBLIC pnais alley in ssu.rs s2ss:
9oid 1 closans ond osine.viIs 1.eis Streets md
closing Of alleys In SQUARES 172e fnd
Ss9 rol 81 s.sss rse: 1nt ;nd oush
and north of Masssshusetts Avenue g;x;.
amss ns s9s.l sns stgssd, d0srsn .rT.e.
s1ss sansses s hoea ete: s asis Street. sr. s s
sssas r!a:s sss. 'sss sfsss: h.s'i' ssss
sad clcs!nf q sIlsys in squssss u1s ss7S, s4ss
s4ss s4ss .nd stss slsd Closing 'ss s.Ss sn;
Square 511. including transfer Of jurisdic-
said square for alley purpose." Any and
AL parties interested must 1le oo1sctions.
any II writins 70 said easaS;na slcsansss or ~ e
eiosines Is listed above. within thirty
SG' days y;nd,e.ted ai.tr 'ae esinnins hereof;
otherwise said order shall become e6ec..
tive on March II. 1913. and the street
and alley sreas es herein descTihsd shal
closed In accordance With the provisi0ns
Of said Fublic Act NO. 3Q7. agproxsa
Peeember Is, 1892; JoHE EUe
commissioners Of the District Of ,coMmbis.
fe1S, 4tex9uh01
Evening star., 1943-03-01
LEcAL NoTlcEs.

pEkPAe eaMofR sTAAIk7 1 ks bsAsa AL Astolaeg. Il nAu
the United states for RI the District TOT q CO. o.
lumbla IN re-: Condemnation Of land in
SaaaTe 5s47 for .ley PURPOSES in TIE
2ss0l;.o,NoTIcE AND ORDER OF PUBL
pursuant 70 tie y provi.ions M % q sections e nsos
to 1910. inclusivs.. Of the code Of Law for
ths ti.;,I Distrie. Of Columbia, have f,iea pc
purposes in Square 5547. in the District
q Geld f., . On maR p.4s e pa
9, Jury in accordance with the law pro
sses each owner Of land to be taken may
sustain by reason Of the condemnation of
hs s1d Gr i.sn s sy
including the expenses Of these proceed,
ings, upon each lot or part Of lot. OF parcel
Conformation. in the PROPORTION that tie
Or parcels 81 Tan land wi WIN s. ISsnsited ss
June aaa g. 81 AZ Sehfs;s Govt sH
DERED: That ali persons having any in
terest In these proceedings be. and they
hereby are re, warned and commanded TO
day Of March, 1913, at ten o'clock AN,
and continue in attendance until the Court
sna sds The It: .xara s q Sss
ss smp,nsi.d a.d. snd sworn herein, and !. Is
and order be published Twice = week for
two successive weeks in the Washington
s hfs II rs sna
published in the said District. commencing
lssst ten a.ys before the i ssid 22nd day
o1dsr be 1s b. soR he %nsed seses se saa
o Or Of hi Il. dseus ss IL thu such a Of the
ssid Marsh.l. or his deputies. Within tie tie
ssz %nb e'Eas Efess H. chs ~ se'ft ss
ART SFas cssf s. Bs'' cARtas = bEkzszUz zTTM
United states Tor the District Of Co Co
q aVaiaf caHks sFGesss s1krs Re-
Aaa FoR Ha q pzrE RE 81
VALIDITY q. the paper writing dated tie
e0 e the q wi snd o e
Baker, deceased, having been returned as to
o se he a hs Gbas lay st.1 and No Of g kind ID
down for trai On NAY 10, is4s 'ee9 Ss tss &c
$751; $751; d ta' tnttssa htFtn nos ss
By the Court this :a5th day Of February,
l943, ORDERED, that this order and the
Washington Law Reporter and twice week
sa said ordef def o
the same is herswitn the
Court date *. sd ad Il DAY
q e'eas charles sf B.ie dst s and rso Wa.
q ostSDsn s{ .,a 1872 sif. DS1DoTtns e Is re
deceased executed and attested in due
tSe said cSsr.. baker +, ss ~ the Time s % ss
making and subscribing or Of the ac-
writing Of sound and disposing mind and
dated dated the ard day Of October. ls4a, ob-
said Charles Baker, deceased. by i fraud 'or or
deceit praet;Ssd aa, upon ths said Charles
asted the Sra Day 81 isa
the aa chres s.ker aerse ae
Or. Of coercion a, Of {. Selma WooafoId Or sny
srd day q oeober @ n.0f s ns pnrporsns essfa 'he e
Bke in q fact nd the ':a h.re
the said Charles Baker. deceased? Seventh.
Are the Euh
Emma Simmons. Hattie Jackson. Flora
q kin Of the SAD 4,,s chasles her Baker. d.
for Caveator Lawrence H. Baker. JAMES
r. RABY and g. ROBINSON. attorneys
for the other caveators. CHARLES II.
HOUSTON, attorney for cayeatee. (eeaf)
true copy. Attest: VICTOR g. MEReCH,
Register OF Wills for the District Of Co
lumbia, CLERK Of ths Probate Court.
Evening star., 1943-03-01
HOUSES For SAlR

COLORED-NR 18th AND So r. AMI
b.. ami: $3.50. low terms. Nr. Garfield
Hospital-6 r. and b.. ami: S8.4b0. 5-r
bungalow, mr.. 4ath and Deane ave. ne:
$3.50: $500 cash. N E. RYON CO., Ma
tional 400 GenrRia fl4R res
Evening star., 1943-03-01
T1ncsnne - Tive IL PM for Following Day.
OAOO4AA& A1l1AC Pm. Saturday for Sunday.
Auromos,lrs ron sAlr tc.,,.,

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE (cent.) !.
PONTIAC 1Q41 sedan coupe; excellent con.
Often: heater; S700: private owner. GL,
PLYMOUTH 1885 sedan. oyerhauled engine
x7b:. Olds 1885 sedan, S65: Chev. 1897
coach. A225; Chev. 1894 coupe. radio. S65:
genuine barRain. 1900 wis. ave. nv
PLYMOUTH 1888 coupe; interior and ex-
terror clean: good motor and heater; 1926.
FINANCE CO. LOT.
New York and Florida Aves, NE
sTuDEBAKER l94a Asht So club coupe
like new; sacrifice, only $S75. See car at
1146 18th st. NV.
sTUDEBAKER 1889 Commander ''6" SPORT
coupe; black finish. radio. excellent condi-
tfon; Style-winninE appearance; bargain
price. WHEELER INC. 4s10 Wisconsin.
STUDEBAKER 1894 Commander sedan;
Al condition, practically new tires and
battery: one owner. low mileage; 5000.
CHI: 1000, Ext 47s
TAxICAB,, Plymouth 1899. $500; cash or
terms. including PUG license. FIR. $3.50 or
Ma. 6200. Andrews.
STATION. WAGON HEADoUARTERs
Late models, Fords. Chevrolets, Plym-
ouths and Pontiacs
JACK PRY MOTORS.
10Th d Pa. Ave Sc &, 18th p 7 W
Evening star., 1943-03-01
HOUSES FOR SALE tee,t.,

r NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS.
WITH rms, bath, ATTIC with stairway and
SOLD se9s sse sn 0s sn sDsns
n,, .,1''.s ~ 80 RoRERRT seR RI E. 1oHR, .,,
81 Cedar ST.. Takoma Park. GE. 0sS1
Real two-family house, less than year,
old: Two bedrooms with ssch apt: Excel.
lent terms. Act now. BETHEL DI. 3100
HOME AND INyEsTMENT-s7,7 $50.
bath II each Z Each WITH with sep. entrsness sne e
addtonsl so, incosed lose porch Wen located
downtown. one fare. .streetcar. When
There is now j apt vacant for which there
purchaser and balance rented for more
'"@n s'afiss gHsssos CARY L6eHs tSS sloee's
NEARLY NEW BROOM BRICK HOME
This house is 3 p prieed Sei'iGn rlaht and must be
Y VA. az ssIisss' or wxPLE q JAMES, NC
eha. a9vsEs NJ Nr,,.: cHEyY
to- TO saoooo 'neea ca MRS MS. casssl wi VT
$780, ass ssfR1ass e. soWafE eSRafE' HILL
1905 goth st. NV. DE. 3422.
NORTHWEST.
Serni-detached BRICK-arraneed as two
complete APARTMENTS: rent, $50 each;
sarage-ouite new-splendidly kept up
wonderful location for transportation,
stores and schools. HOME or INVESTMENT
IT THos is,n q JARRElL CO. RsaltSTs 0ss,
EVENINGS Georgia 4355.
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME-S15, $50
Situated on wooded lot 12bx13O. in re-
iuied su stnnan1d o. s ab Goesf
homes Center-hall plan, 3 large rooms
and lavatory on f1rst floor, 3 bedrooms and
tion room with bar, floored attic, built in
garage. Such modern fixtures as glass
blocks over drain boards. huorescent light
ing. copper pipes and cutters. slate roof
LESS THAN 2 SQUARES FROM BUS AND
CAR LINE. Phone Mr.. Good. HO. 61OO
Ex. col: with
SO SHANNON Il LUCHS CO.,
1908 H st, NV National 2346
Evening star., 1943-03-01
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE (cont. J
SMALL INVESTMENT

Downtown corner, reconditioned and
modernized: 2-ssory brick bldg: 1st COM
mercial; leased 3 yrs. at S2.100 per VI. j:
tenant pays all upkeep expenses; well
financed: shows 24a net on $4,000 cash
REQUIRED; price, S17.5o0. Call Mr. Drew,
Republic 1lsl.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON.
Investment Bldg.
a NUMBER OF BRICK HOUSES RENTED
on good income basis: price. $3.50.
w. S. HOGE. Jr.,
CH. 0600, 3sl5 Lee Hwy. Arl., Va.
4 FAMILY FLATS.
Semi-detached. near 18th st. NV.
school: tenants pay all utilities; fenced
yard, hne construction; rented at low
rental; $1,000; terms
STORE. 2 APIS,
bedrms., dinette, kit. and bath each
lot 23xs0: near Columbia I'd. and 18th St,
lo-RooM HOUSE, BATHS.
Kitchens. can be converted into apis ;
oil heat, instant not water, porches, double
ssaraage; fine investment: s14,5oo; near
14th and Clifton SITS NV.
NICHOLSON & CO..
The Burlington. 1920 VT. Ave, MA. 5637
SEMI DETACHED coLoRED APARTMENT,
downtown, 432 M st. NV. Lot 32xl65: 1st
commercial. Rents, S2,250; will net 2Ooo
on your investment. Price. 81 800. terms
HENRY sALUS, $40 New York ave. NV.
Phone National 1862 %
Evening star., 1943-03-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE,

AOtOMV0JIES eOk DALE.
BUICK 1889 Special 2-door sedan; radio
and heater. Try to beat this price II you
Fred Motor Co, bo13 Ga. Ave. IA. 1900.
CADILLAC go Special 1889; q beautiful
car car IN excellent conditions Price. 5000
ccHEvR0ahET nRoa;l;1n 1898 town sedan, master
sarase. 722 10th st. NV. NE. 277O.
e eisssns ssss CASH oR sssad tires and
CHEVROLET 1910 maroon sport sedan;
trade-in: all cash: Navy's got me. ME, 1897
CHEVROLET 1941 club convertible; radio
anG rin,dsa dsa'eF os other EXTRAS new tires. Call
CHEVROLET 1884 sedan. only S75; dandy
shape. good tires, ready to go. 1146 18th
cHEvREIoLET le4l q luxe teyn sedan;
heater and defroster eauipped mechanically
gY4ssranMts;ed: g4sr M; $40, Chevy Chase Motor Co;
sunSS sunS.y' wisconsin ave. WI 1888 Closed
CHEVROLET 194l cameo cream special
club convertible: 900 miles; automatic
reg asao full Ss x1 ss
ave- wi. isas' a'0eSe Closed as sunday. s Wisconsin
CHRYsLER 194l New Yorker coupe: IA
heater. tremendous rear space. owner;
excellent condition.: under market; S965.
WHEELER. INC, 4810 wisconsin.
DE SOTO 1910 4-door sedan; radio, heater,
good tires. excellent cond: quick sale; pri-
yate party: $500 cash. DU. O556.
DODGE 1910 coach; gray, heater. good
condition, $4,000 mileage; quick sale, $500
cash. WO. 1882
FORD 1912 coupe; immaculate: heater,
slip covers; very low mileage: save over
5000. Loving Motors, 81 NJ st. NV
FORD l941 6 de luxe Tudor; radio, good
tires; 1000 miles, one owner; $7OO. Box
334-A. Star. 3'
FORD 1887 4-passenser coupe. This car
can be bought for $50 cash, full price.
Fred Motor Co, 5013 Ga. ave. ia. 1000.
MERCURY 194l; $500 mileage. excel
lent tires, brand-new battery, new heater.
defroster: excel. condition: 5000 cash. o.
MERCURY 194l Tudor; fully equipped,
good tires; private owner; S796. ME. 0e0O,
Smalley II
PACKARD COUPE, convertible model. serial
No. 1890. engine No. 0O2126: very good
tires. BARGAIN. cash or. terms. 1920
nieht and sunday. TR 34O7. /.
PACKARD 1889 convertible coupe. cyl
inder: General white si6ewan tires show
no wear: looks and runs like new; 1896
Loving Motors. 1919 M st, NV.
PONT1AC 1889 2-door sedan 8; al extras;
5 GOOD tires: $3.50. GL. 47o2.
Evening star., 1943-03-01

CoLoRED-24oo BLOCK r ST. NV
story row brick. four rooms, bath, gas,
cleo, Lstrobe heat. $500 cash required
". s. HURLBERT, MA. 3510, 931 H st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-03-01
CHEVY CHASE Mn

Sl.250 CASH. Sl15 PER MONTH
Brick Colonial 9 rooms, , baths ga
rage deep lot, excellent for garden. Con-
yeniently located, close TO bus and within
walking distance TO schools. Vacant. I'm
mediate possession Call Woodley 230O
until pm. EDW. H. JONES & co. INC.
Woodridge-Detached.
On lot 52xl40, beautiful grounds, oil
heat 2-car garage; can be arranged for
, families; immediate possession; real
home.
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP.
1418 H ST. NV. DI. 1877.