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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

Whittier, 30 bass, demonstrssor, arss; s,2R ss25
Private lessons. Call Republic 62I2
ADDING MAGHs, BuTroushs. o. vietor ei9Sk sund
strand, hand and elec sale or rent; reas
SiIHFs; Ssrn III sInhM Lab St. I.yi, ny DI 7s12
msnt me t, windows nn.es, Installed in days. NJ
to near a lot about, this new A-just-o sash
that fits jam-to-jam and sill-to- head
A-just-o is 1O0fS airtight. Do not con
Inse A-!ust-o with any other sash now OF
using Of nails. A-just-o expands m i'd s to ii ii
any, any steel S easement opening: Weekday.
BED, mattress, dresser, Victory type, les:
sSs ss4 SEa 10Th ussa s. s1ls ln0leun
BEDS. springs. mattress, misc. furnish.
sFbkm asS s%a SET e. NE Me- slsS sis5 uur pisno S
SOS: 2-pc. living suite with slip covers
Sl25; 7-pc. dinette. $125; antiq. bookcase
s5Md,dI sS5i nah secy. sos mirrors LSTTsn'
So sGGTf AS Chests wa Gas $50 stove
moving. Edelman, 1908 Georgia ave. 15'
BEDROOM SUITE, mah.,. pcs: separat.
and bufiet: Phone wo. $3.50. 'a '''a.f'
BEER BAR, two spigots; small steam table
Call Mrs. Brown. WA. 1926 until s pm.
sssf.ss ss
sidearm heater. ME. 2959.
BOAT BUNK MATTRESSES, O., custom.
made, inner Spring. g #. By 20 in. and
boREa & II e. dosi ni 2sd H. hos sss Water Hart
soss @ Il e. e s.a. s%. s6u's ~ 7l4i. ''k savage
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APIS. FURNISHED (cont. ,


Mssa .1aSssstHAS ssas. yse s2 ] ss!
hey apt. :. Gentle home, Reas. 1880
5sln1ns 81 soaers aH sos Hom. .round.
employed couple: $50 mo. AZ PARK I'd
COLUMBIA HTs.-gig. bright lily. rm.
bedrm;. bath, lge. kit. ,refg.: utilities ant
hssi ssi fuss IaMosS4 ss5S r. wssK De nS7s
GIRLS 10 0saGff SHARE z attractive home with
young woman. near. Army Map Service:
WI. 1915, AD. 5497. ~ A"'A '
Available Feb. ] 18th Silver Spring 6s75.
G1hL; az 1880 to share apt. in ne. section
i LARGE ROOM, kitchen, Frigidaire: set.
tied business couple or settled ladies
Mr.. CATHoLIc UNIv.-Living rm bedrm. i,
dinette, kitchen. bath. screened in porch
eonv @ trans: $50, DU. $3.50.
frigerator; close to Navy, Yard, convenient
tTaMnspoptation; TMn pauMG reasonable; A.
laborous nature Suitable for couple
esh eSE Sal 81 fwo s'a5 YOUNG LADIES to share
student, in beautiful residential hotel; SIS
ior i, 800 eaCh 1Or =. References eX-
CHANGED. For appointment call OIL. 1176.
PETWORTH, 1923 9th st. n.w.-Bedroom
and kitchen. furnished; cleo. gas range
and sink: next bath $40.
CONGENiAL GIRL, $3.50. to share 1-room
apt, kitchen and bath. in w. section S25
per month. Write Box SOB. Star. 49,
WILL SHARE BEDROOM APT. with one or
two other girls. Call at 321 18th St. Sc.
sun: before pm: evenings after 8. IA
s RMS, semi-bath; married couple pre-
ferred. Adams st. NV. Ruth Willis
SIN. BROOM APT. 3rd floor. or exchange
Tor care of baby Tl2 G ST n q 14s
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

4 BRITISH GIRLS seek furnished apt. or
Par Part mouse; bedrooms living room, etc.
p6nn p6nno SnSr snd Mass; aves: NV. preferred
INTERNATIONAL OFFICIAL. NJ bachelor.
See5s eS large n one5room or two.room apart
YoTNG. REF1SED E%PLoYEb mp aS1tS st5f coup1f
desire desire small unfurn. apt. with pvt. bath.
ccs VIII buy Rdry ol rens fae lGs VIC
dis; dis out Mass or -conn. Considered; 'irS1 pvt.
RfFfNfp RfRf fHef d9aS H9 ias5 BET fa
daughter, desire furnished or Nnfurnished
apartment: aIN prefer Northwest section. Cali
NAvY OFFICER and wife desire sublet
March st OCCUPANCY. Tel. AT. 643s. Is.
bMIdANTEDrs,rm Ma ~ sdI1ion unfurn apt. in, mod;
reteTenees; BOY SAB: star ST. en'iofen or is! pess'
Knr desires H nd,p tHrn
Nsefdays Msia ssrycs 3 T. Call DE. 5000. Ext, s5s
do asires nesr sma sts,e 9s ts ns
s'H WoMAN SnI desires la share
on Tn an'er "a sbss passf after nv
naaE; SSFIkN AffsT Ho1fsR Pm or Wedtnesday Is.
sst osE tsRi5T oR Fwo sk Rooms sa kitchen and BATH
unlurnlSAeQ IN tDe vicinity OF Friendship
Heights or Cleveland Park; Immediate oc-
cupancy; good reference. private. Box
UNFURNISHED 2-bedroom apartment, n. w.
Convenient transportation, Naval Dept,
Wiz pay up to $3.50. Phone DI. 4704.
QUIET, responsible Government woman,
here permanently, wants studio apt. bath,
mn Or vsfns stHdfs ssnse
*. 1850. Ext: s4ss. o:so-S:oo, or nHas 81.
S41O Sunday after 10 am.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast

SO 9TH ST. SCI furn. room. house
keeplng S6 week. See Mrs. Carey at
5:;S 9TH. next door
3iI3 CARPENTER ST. SE.-Just off Pa.
ave; large, furn. room, pvt. home, adj.
bath, Ii: 1908.
1920 18th ST. S.E.-Bedroom for couple
or = girls; convenient to Navy Yard; bus
stop al corner. LU 1919.
LARGE FRONT ROOM, near Navy Yard;
474a
I59 KENTUCKY AVE. S.E-Rooms. gen.
tile girls; laundry privileges: good trans
portation. Phone Franklin 5139. 15'
TWO FRONT BEDROOMS, near Boiling
Field: gentlemen. Atlantic 1857.
920 ST. S.E.-One large front room,
ind floor.
1913 b ST. S.E.-Nicely furn. rm.. twin
beds; also rm., to share: nr. cars: 1913
Wk. each: gentlemen. TR. 1926.
FURN. RM.. next bath; new home: girl
preferred TR. 4S63 after 5 p m.
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ROOMS WANTED.

TWO SISTERS, colored, refined, furnished
room near New York ave or You st. NV
Calvert Bridge streetcar line: cooking
privileges twice a week: reasonable: com :
pany privileges reference. NO. 1888.
A GENTLEMAN, quiet, and clean. wants
good furnished master bedroom with large
closet. private bath, in private Protestant
home; Chevy Chase, d. c., Preferred.
COLORED EMPLOYED COUPLE wish un-
furnished room, near 18th and Columbia
rd., with Thurs. and Sun. cooking privi-
legeS. CHI 1000, ext 2l94
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
bUSINESS.
Sci ,ECT POSITIOMC

OELECI POSITIONS,
Stenog. 10, Is daily $35-S5O wk
French-Eng. stenog. f)---- 5000 mo
TyplstS (2O) a. S3O-S35 Wk
Bookkeeper %, double entry $40 wk
Accountants (m, and f) - S40-$5O wk ur
Drivers. ID. c. permit (Sales) S45 wk
Meatcutters S35S5( wk
LARGEST AGENCY in D. C.. Est. ii Years
Welcome-See us FIRST-(NA 2114)
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1911 G ST., Next to CHURCH
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
MARYLAND and Vjfojnjo Cont

S1s n. IRVING ST.-Large double room.
two beds for two women in military serv-
ice; two blocks from Clarendon Circle:
good bus service to Pentagon. Navy Annex
or District in home of new Navy officer
on sea duty: S25 each per month. CHI.
1906
ROOM WITH DOUBLE BED for working
couple or room for one woman; Silver
Spring. 81. $500
ARL., 4427 18th st n-Large furn. rm.
in private GENTLE home for . girls next
bath; no other roomers. CH. 43l4.
l.1O n. WASHINGTON BLVD. Arlington,
Va,-Room for girls, 10c bus fare to
Pentagon. s. each. CHI. 1898.
BALTIMORE BLVD, Berwyn, Md-Com-
Portable bedroom; also one small bedroom:
rent reasonable. Berwyn 72-J
1911 KING ST. Alexandria, Va.-Large
front room, single and double beds, suit
bic for . & AleY 4aSa
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POULTRY 8 EGGS.
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

Finishing batteries. Like new. Call be.
tween and IL am. except Sat; 321
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ROOMS FURNISHED-Northeost

CAPITOL HILL, 145 c st. n.e.-Large, at
tractye front twin bed room well fur
nsheG ,b eGIy sT trsnsp R 50sG trort
room, twin beds. next bath. conv. transp..
unlim. phone, adults. TR 3134.
22O RANDOLPH PL-Nice front room !:
accommodations for .; unlim. phone. Call
l7Oe NJ ST; NE.-sinsle room. nicely
In IMpn for girl; good transp,; s5 per week.
ATTRACTIVE single room for rent in new
home, newly furnished unlimited phone.
laundry privilege: rent reasonable if girl
VII stay in 2 nights, week RA. 1854.
ROOM for girl IN private home, home priv
ileSes, excellent transp., unlim. phone. Call
1918 BLAINE ST. MI large and l
small bedrm. in private home; l blk from
100 OTIS ST. N.E-Nevly furn. room
bath b,th tTln w oeds oSna IN modern home near
siaa $. OAK. N.E,-comf. double rm..
Maple ms Turn, inner spr" adj. bath, c:h.w.
1921 MONROE ST. N.E.-Nicely furn. lge.
shnn. sm ~ cl9sets Sset twin BEDS cars bus and
1920 MONROE ST. NE.0Double room. pri-
@ yate family family. bus at door; officers preferred.
LARGE, bright, nicely furn. room for en-
ployed couple: Beautyrest mattress: conv.
tTansp; aTS $o2 Tenn; ave. ne. AT, Oo97 =,
transportation. 2414 S. Dakota ave. TR.
sIs EAST CAPITOL sT.-First floor. next
bath; ] or 2; twin or double bed. inner
spring mattresses, gentlemen. Ii. 9703.
beds. front room next
Govt. empl. girls only. 4 blks War Dept.
945 Bennet pl. ne TR 1852
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SITUATIONS WoMEN.

ADVANCED PRACTICAL NURSE, colored,
desire case Of any kind, prefer day duty.
Can after Sunday. Trinidad 1897. Ia
alterations; reas. Miss Bert, 1880 Irving
st: NV. Apt. 4. AID. 223S. 10"
competent in all Office technioues; mature,
experienced, dependable: adjustible per-
sonality broad social interests, active, have
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, 35; 10 years
varied extensive experience, desires posi-
ton with Republican Congressman, trade
association. publication or manufacturer S
repreSentative; $50. Box 3S2-Y. Star. IA
NURSE. practical, experienced, wants work;
adult cases; six-day week; $35 week. Ran
dolph 6010. 14s
PART-TIME POSITION, 1 to pm, by
lady, completing secretarial course; any
line OF business of good standing; experi-
eT, epcsG ti,rin Insurance Box ABB. Star, IA.
household duties. Call WA. 1906.
SECRETARY-ST receptionist, ef-
ficlent, 9 years exp. part time. GE.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

couple. no children; S11 week Ouie:
2il2 N. 9th ST. CHI $3.50 after pm.
GIRL TO share Broom apt. and bath with
anolher Call after $50 pm, 4Ol4
BE der Sburg I'd, Cottage City Nd
MODERN APT. . bedrooms, kitchen and
dinette. References Call SH 1912
FUKN. APT, attractive living room
bedroom, kitchenette, semi-bath, cedar
closet, sleeping porch: Baltimore blvd
Berwyn. Md, Berwyn To-J
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AVAH,ART,E r.

Intelligent young woman, excellent per.
sonallty. Tor public relations; widely trav.
elleo; research experience; perfect French
Italian, German: good typing: seeks in.
terestlng permanent position. Box 3S4-Y
Star
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

CoLORED GIRL, experienced. wants work
Saturday: good worker. MI. 6747.
COOK and general housework for group
5f men References from naval officers
GIRL; colored. wants job caring for child
or light housework after school. No cook
ing. Call DE. 2649.
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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates
will take your surplus furniture as par
payment on your moving Edelman'.
Moving e. Storage Co. TAYLOR o931 l5s
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ROOMS UNFURkisHED.

NONHOUSEKEFPING, 8 rooms and bath
Men only. l40S L St NV
HARRY A. OLIKER CO.
1104 Vermont Ave. NV. MA. T157.
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APARTMENTS WANTED tcen,.,

FURNISHED APT. or 3 rms. kitchens
cite, bathroom, NV. sec. Mrs. Mackenzie,
FuRN., ! OR 2 ROOMS, KTT. APT. DE-.
SIRED BY ARMY Man. WIFE, FOR
SEVERAL MOS; DouBLE ExPosURE
NOT NECESSARY. NV WASHINGTON,
ARLINGTON OR ALEXANDRIA wRIT1
BOX Blk Star
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HOUSES uNEuRNIsHEp.

500, near Navy Yard, new development,
bedrooms, living room, dining room, K.
and b. good transportation. Colonial In.
yes ,ment Co.; 81 9th ST. NV. DI. $3.50.
hall, large living rm.. dem din. in rml' kit.
and pantry. bedrms. ! bath. Kensng.
ton 563. MA. G134 Bus and train service.
1884 FRANKLIN ST. Ne. Brookland-S
rooms and bath. front and rear porches:
h.-wh. tcoaD; S55; available 18th John
Quinn Co Inc 611S
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ROOMS WITH BOARD,

1896 COLUMBIA RD. NW.-Attractive
home for young lady and young man. CO
a3so 10th ST. N.w.-Rooms for single
and couple; family style food. . meals
sunday, Southern cooking; near transp.
1855 y ST; N.W--Douoie, and triple
rooms rooms for refined giris; gentle home de-
1886 ST. N.E.HVacancies for 3 girls
nice, large rooms. home PRIVILEGES; very
s99d 1s9 tIsnsp pES E reaSonabie nT Ii: 1901.
nished room adjoining bath. 1889 wyo-
9ins .ps fsei ST. nv" NV. near Dupont ciTele- rex
Ta isah sth PEPdqsv sf tTon fern
room room; suitable for 2; also double and
CHEVY s 6HasEmL0neiy sssnt meais home. large room
private bath; suitable for couple or sew
efa a;b ysTns sT psople fine meals doShI 0 6so3
vacancy for, girl in triple, $40; for man,
SacANcY StS E1fesD FOR meals GrRsrE. ane
wholesale, meals served family style. Goa
MA ERR Pvt lay Ho. Exp5s.
Board opt. Couple or , ladies. GE. 1745.
1901 10Th ST, N.w-Triple and double
ssi5ent hons "eooked n" meals IHa $40 mo- sN
:iV' 81. N.".-Laree room, WIN
dows; suitable 3 people; also double; conv
transp:: wholesome meals. DU. 1494.
1927 BELMONT RD. N.W.-Vacancy for
girl in lovely. double room, next bath;
delicious meals Laundry priv; living room
$40 month MI. 9435. Is.
1899 GIRARD ST. N.w.-Delicious we'll
balanced meals, lovely maple furnishings
q blk, 4th st. carline and shopping cen
ter S33.S42 so mo. AD. 9352;
also rm,. pvt: bath. share with man; one
1879 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Front triple room
with piano: also double room; walking dis.
tance. EX. 9251
CRESTWOOD CLUB-Spacious living room
Tor lounging and dancing; l or > va
GIRL to share large double room, pvt
bath; . girls to share triple room, run
ming water: q block car line DU. 7a4s
For Jewish Young People.
(Outside guests for meals Accommodated J
Excellent food: Pleasant social contact
DlSSln,s S. 20l3 Mass. ave, Dupont Circle
WASHINGToNs sMARTEsT DAUGHTERS
Live at
SLAUGHTER'S.
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BOXERS

Beautiful. 4 months old, A. K. c. reg,
andrta 0S06.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE.

fireplaces and chimneys
built and repaired. AL FAGNANI. WI
BUILDER, CARPENTER. store fixtures. re-
Tmaoae,ing M TaapHNrrI !. 3; Nelson; RE 0645.
re repairs ali q, 5s Gall Mr.. Ainsworth. RA. 4s1s
&c. and svssnss ssDsEa nsl Gs
cAkfhSrEkG31st ~ = ~ quality work: ao!msr
windows ne leaks finish atss
cARPESTER coSTkAcf1NG. No So lG Job too
small; also locksmith. Phone AT. 4218,
fed IRfS sHfnfsss H4 surss ss7 extra out
Ess GS e0S S.sSnr da m,eb5s,
frigerators repaired and overhauled. all
H Ts4H .sa4ss'.ss Ga. Job Asss, sss 5sSs
PEooR PftSefn p ana eS asanins renishins
GENEkAI Can HOME 6sfE kErAfaspoundation
to roof: insulation, closed-in porches. cab
met met work; reasonable prices. ggussrsnnnt.eed ant.
sease saeE E0o. fas fna Rs sssRasrs ssss
PAPER this Seek ss only 81 and
fEpAf WoRk sslS
hes s1en WhoH n nHe eoss DudnS Gs Hrk Nor ose ms Ms
1873. all day Sun; after 6 pm. weekdays.
PLAsTERiNG AND CEMENT WORK: no
lob, too far or too small. District 1870.
William Thomas, Tor NJ st. NV. 49,
PAPERHANGING. PAINTIN G-Special
gn priceS sDSu ssring Feb Work
REPAIRS AND SERVICE on all makes of
elestric refrgerators Washing machines
Pa HsfS" SSp TrSq loan
service IL years exper.: free estimates.
PAiNTiNG AND PAPERHANGING, excel
lent work at reasonable price. Call
Mr. Tietel. evenings only. HAT. 9S92. 16'
SILVER PLATING, repairing on silverware,
tea sets, platters, trays. flatware, etc;
repairing, refnishing of all metal goods
ANTIQUE metal goods restored. D. L. Brom-
well, z23 18th st. NV. ME. 1874.
STOKERS and oil burners serviced New
ice Porter Engineering Co.. SH. 1139.
WATER HEATERS, gas automatic. Rex.
prewar, all sizes: will install. 627 F
st. NV. MA. 4163, RA 1869
WE DO GENERAL REPAIRS and remodel
ing work on homes and buildings: prompt
service, E. L. Miller. 1886 10th st. NV
NO. 9664.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

RESPONSIBLE COUPLE desires Groom, g.
bedroom. unfurnshed house in good NV.
location consider Alexandria or Arling-
ton: close to Transportation, stores and
schools. On or before March 18th Phone
Mrs May. 81 1912.
UNFINISHED three-bedroom house,
northwest section, preferably near Wood
row wilson High School wanted by naval
ofhcer and family. Oliver 44S3 15s
SIX-ROOM unfurnished house: vicinity Of
Randle Highlands, Sc TR 1913 l5s
OR ROOMS, S1O0-Sl3O per month;
duration lease; excellent references: north
UNFINISHED, let h e d, 3-bedroom
house, Bethesda or northwest; reliable
lamlIy; desperate because sale forces move
from present home: highest references:
no pets. Oliver 5764 IA
DETACHED 6-ROOM HOUSE, a. m l., gar.
carline or Chevy Chase Circle. OR. O425.
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DOGS, PETS. ETC

WANTED GOOD HOME for spitz dog. fe-
has been spayed. Call Glebe 43S9.
DAUBERMAN at stud excellent blood lines,
champ. points: to approved females: re-
cent show winner. LU. 1905.
PEkINGESE, show winners pups; aristo-
Gratis, males, 2 or 3 mos ideal for chill
dren. ME. 1904, Falls Ch. S31-W-3.
SCOTTIE PUPS, 7 wks.; ped: champs.
line; reg. A. K. c.: 3 males, $50 ca: i
female, $50: Healthy, friendly pets. Ii.
POLICE PUPPIES for sale; males, $40:
females S5. Call WI. 6122.
COOKERS, S25-S35-S5O.
Scottie. black fem, housebroken----S3 S35
Collie, 2 fem. 3 mos. SS
AFGHAN hounds, cream $5O-S75
CHOW, red, fem, gentle ---- S35
Dog Hotel, 1914 Georgia Ave. IA. 4321
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

BRICK BUNGALOW, studio-livinr rm,
aatsa sdaIm sstGhen dsoye rsig inst hot
dition: Hilltop lot fenced. ssxi9o. shade ha
trees. towering shrubs. vegetable garden:
ssa5o 81 s9S cash n. i silver Z sDring m ss. o9ss:.
house. completely furnished: 4 bedrms..
CLEVELAND PARK, s15o-New modern
Sas 9aick S.a . nedroI1ms; d,oI, baths: rec room:
5ss 81 hsss Conn Aayss5 oay s5So rh'' L. Phillips
ished in Bethesda area, $3.50 to 5000 per
HAMPSHIRE KNoLLs, near Takoma Park,
basement. full attic, neatly M furnished: M
%its o eotslsb iHc. ss carl Carroll hl'.S1: ave-:
MODERN NE bedrms well furn., semi.
dst brick; gas heat pine reer baths
LARGE RESIDENCE. 5 bedrooms. Beau
tlfglly furnished: Huge sola5ium: swim.
FIVE zoo fsGfaA buSGALoW foSSR s7s asos m from
Cabin Ca John streetssr. Carl sulliysn, 81
UPPER 10th ST.
1907 Underwood st. NV. tnear, Walter
Reed HospitaD; lovely, modern detached
HEAT: available Feb. DA'nS is lease ese 600 ns mo-
To inspect call
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO, ME. 54Oo.
Gill 3rd ST. NV.
Detached brick, rooms, 2 baths, 2 fre-
places. recreation room automatic gas heat,
elec. refrg., garage; available about March
/. Sl35 mo. To inspect, phone RA 1858.
or call
GEORGE I. BORGER,
643 Indiana Ave. NV. MA. 0350.
HOME VALUES.
4104 54th ST, DECATUR HEIGHTS
MD rooms, kitchen Qarge studio liv.
ing room. 4 bedrooms). 3 baths; gear
garage. Servants room and bath in base
merts 4t35 o1i beat tvr s594 " mo- r,on. ,..,.
oil heat Sis mo-
1921 ST NW-6 rooms, bath. elec.,
gas, h.-w h. IcoaD; S175
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
SOC n. Capitol. Realtors. Ma. $3.50.
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NO. 8 CENTRAL AVE. MD.

BARGAIN-S5U MONTHLY.
Detached asbestos-shingIed bungalow s
lovely rooms, modern tiled bath, all mod
ern improvements, full basement, large
lot, on main road to Annapolis. FED.
ERAL FINANCE CO., 9l5 New York ave.
NV. Ma. 7416. l4s
KENSINGTON, MD.
Bungalow, rooms and bath; conven.
lent TO transportation; vacant; $50 mo.
VIM. NJ. THROCKMORTON,
Invest, Bldg. Realtor. DI 6092
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-03-16

X. F. Warner, extension meat special
list of the U. S. Department Of Agri-
culture. advises having this meat prop
erly wrapped to turn off insects. then
keeping it in a dark, cold, well-venti-
lated place. The ham should be covered
first in a stout paper that is absorbent
and grease-proof, Their enclosed in a
muslin bag. The paper keeps the grease
from softening the bag, the bag keeps
the insects from the meat. Leave the
wrapping on until time for cooking.
Greasing the surface of the ham with
salad oil will help prevent mold on the
meat. Oil is especially useful for keep
ing mold from the cut surfaces of hams
that have been sliced and then stored
in the refrigerator or pantry.
A safe temperature for storing ham
depends on the ham. Well-cured ham.
such as country cure or Smithfield
style, is dry enough and contains enough
salt to keep even at summer tempera-
lures in a dry, cool, clean smokehouse
or cellar. In warm moist weather mold
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-03-16

which has been boiled and cooled. Put
the mixture in churn or crock which
has been serilized. Use a long handled
spoon which has been sterilized, to
put the egg into the solution. Use
only clean, freshly laid eggs froo from
cracks. lnfertile eggs are best. They
may be added from day to day. Care
must be taken that the eggs are always
we'll covered with the solution. II the
solution gets low, a fresh supply may
be added. Keep the jar closely covered
to prevent evaporation, and in a cool,
dark place. Use the eggs in the same
way as fresh ones.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-03-16
HOME ORA OF EGGS

Every farm home should store eggs
in %springtime, when they they are plenti-
full and cheap, for winter use, hen they
are scarce and high in price. Eggs
spoil because the water evaporates
through the porus shell, and bacteria
enter into them in the same way. In
order to prevent this, the shell must
be coated with some substance to pre-
vent evaporation. eggs are CONNER
cially Kept in cold storage, where bac-
terra cannot Develop.
A simple method Of preserving eggs
at home is: Packing in waterglass
(sodium silicate), a sirup-like liquid,
which can be bought at a drug store
or from a mail order house. This method
is safest.
1 gallon boiled water +
1I1O gallon water-glass
2 or 3 gallon earthenware churn or
crock. sterilized long handle spoon.
Mix the water-glass with the water
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tory gardens in 1944. Mississippi's goal
of 45O,o 0 gardens in 1914 must be met
because American food today is fight
ing for freedom throughout the world
feeding our army, navy and marines on
more than 60 battle fronts-sustaining
our civilian population in the job OF
breaking the war production record
giving new strength and vigor to our
allies as they carry the fight to the
enemy and helping to supply the food
needs of our territories and friendly
n%eighbors.
Our food must continue to do all these
things, but it also must help to rehabili-
tate the people liberated from Axis OPP
preston until their own lands can again
sustain them. All these people need our
food to help them work toward a speedy
victory and lasting peace and each group
army forces, civilians, allies, ter
~ritories and liberated nations--must be
provided with the proper nourishment
to do the best job.
Hence, our food is a weapon of war
No less a weapo than our tanks, ships
guns and planes we are forging to place
in the hands of our fighters and our
allies. 1t must continue to serve thai
purpose. 1t can continue to do so if each
individual on the home front does every
thing in his power to produce more food
to conserve more food, to share his food
with friends, ~neighbors, fighters, allies
and to play square with his food. lndi-
| viduals can best help do this job by
growing a larger, more productive Vic
tory Garden in 1944.
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TIME SAVERS FOR WASH DAY

WI On LAeo =
Are you still young enough to change,
or must you still do it that way be
cause you always have done it thai
way?"
Mend before washing - Means less
time and fewer stitches.
Soap that is dissolved cleans faster
and takes less.
Soft water works faster and better
Hard water should have washing soda
or borax added to soften.
Plenty of water means quicker and
easier work on wash day.
Sorting clothes as follows before
starting the wash saves time: cotton
whites and lights that will not fade;
cotton work clothes; specials.
Stains come out better and quicker
before washing.
Soaking for Is minutes helps to loos-
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may develop on the outside of such a
ham, but it usually may be rubbed or
trimmed off the surface with no serious
loss. Mold should not be left to pene-
trate the meat, for then it spells the
flavor.
The mild, soft commercial hams found
on most retail markets today contain
too little salt and too much moisture to
keep safely except in a very cold place
like a refrigerator or a cold pantry in
winter. They should be cared for like
fresh meat. After ham has been cook
ed. it must be held in the refrigerater.
The safe rule for any cooked meat,
salted or fresh, is to keep it eithos
hot or cold, never warm. k&
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Though ham is as typically American
y food as fried chicken. many American
housewives still do not know how to
keep it in best condition. Quantities
OF good ham go to waste every year
from insect attack, mold or other spoil-
age.
To saya eyery bit Of ha,o All. "a.