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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-02
THOUSANDS HAIL
 NEW STATE FILM
Lady in the Dark" a "Dif- ferent" Story; Good
 Companion Feature

Lady in the Dark" acclaimed one of the finest pieces of motion picture entertainment ever produc- ed is currently at Warmers State theater where it has been enjoyed by thousands since its opening We'd nesday.
 According to reports Lady in the Dark" has everything imaginable to give theatergoers the treat of their lives-top stars, different" story, breathtakingly beautiful technicolor. gay and haunting music, stunning fashions and high comedy.
 The film was adapted from the Moss Hart stage play of the same name and co-stars Ginger Rogers, Ray Midland, Warner Baxter and Jon Hall with Mischa Auer in a top supporting role.
 Briefly, the film tells an intrigu- ing story about successful woman editor of a swanky magazine whose nerves have suddenly gotten out of control. Ginger plays the Lady in the Dark and it is far and away the best thing she has ever done. As Lisa Elliott, confused, unhappy victim of many repressionS, Ginger rises to new dramatic heights and returns to her old singing dancing self.
 In her rendition of "The Saga of Jenny" she is in top form, dancing and singing her way through the life story of a girl who made up mind and regretted 1t.
 Ray Midland is seen as Charley Johnson, advertising manager of Ginger's magazine with whom she is always at swords points; Warner Baxter plays the man she thinks she loves, and Jon Hall is cast as a famous motion picture actor she al- most marries.
 Mischa Auer is said to be funnier than ever as Russell Paxton, fash ion photographer extraordinary. The music in the picture is the same as that contained in the play, with the addition of a new Johnny Burke and James Van Heusen song, Sud
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-02

denly It's Spring"
 "The Black Parachute" with OSa Massen and John Carradine is the second hit of the current program.
 Coming Wednesday next to the State is Between Two Worlds" new Warner Bros. production co-starring John Garfield, Paul Henreid, Syd- ney Greenstreet and Eleanor Parker Between Two Worlds is said to be the most provocative film to come out of Hollywood in many a season and represents brand new depar- ture into a hitherto little explored field "The Navy Way featuring Robert Lowery, Jean Parker, Bill Henry and Roscoe Karns will be the second hit of Wednesdays new show.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-02

Gilbert, Alan Jenkins and Una Merkel.
 Performances start at 1915 with doors opening at 12 noon daily with the exception of Sunday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-02
SHEEP FIELDS SET
 FOR BRISTOL HOP
"NeW Music" to Be Fea- tured at Lake COmpOunce
 Sunday Night

Shep Fields, his orchestra and his New Music" will appear at Lake Compounce, in Bristol, Sunday night with smooth mellow melodies played by "the only band of its kind in the world"
 Fields, long a top-ranking star in the music world, has played out standing engagements from coast to coast. He has been featured on the three major networks, both on sus- taining time and commercial pro- grams. The Fields band also starred in Paramount's Big Bradcast" and has just completed short for Co., lumbia Pictures entitled Lightning Strikes Twice" This picture proved immensely popular in numerous ap- pearances at the Theater Wing Stage Door Canteen" in New York, Philadelphia and Newark.
 Billed as "the only band of its kind in the world the new Fields combination consists of nine saXo- phones, and wood winds with the usual rhythm section, piano, drums, guitar and bass. The saxophone men double on 45 different instru- ments, mostly wood-winds, obtaining coloring and blends which are not possible in standard instrumental ton, and which prevent the music from becoming monotonous. Shep estimates that there are 5000 pos sible combinations with his new or chestra. as against several hundred in usual dance band set-ups.
 Lake Compounce is now open ev- cry day and offers, as special en- tertainment features, dancing Thurs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-02
NEW HARDY FILM
 AT POLI'S TODAY
"Andy's Blonde Trouble" on Same Bill With Ser
 muda Mystery"

"Andy Hardy's Blonde Trouble" 1" the new Hardy picture which will open today at the Loew's Poli the ater, is the fourteenth of the popu- lar series and introduces a new policy-that of casting name" stars in the film along with cele- brated Hardy regulars. The new additions to the Hardy cast are Herbert Marshall, Bonita Granville, Keye Luke, Jean Porter and Andy's blonde trouble-the Wilde Twins.
 Andy Hardy sets off for college determined to make good, a2 his father did before him. On the train he meets Bonita Granville and learns she is to be a co-ed at Vain right. He also meets and d!slikes Herbert Marshall-mainly because Bonita seems attracted to Marshall. Also on tn etrain are the Wilde Twins, who add a novel twist to the plot because they pretend to be only one person instead of two. Andy hits trouble immediately when he responds to the flirtations wink of Lee, only to be nipped soon after by her twin sister, Lyn, who doesn't believe in playing around.
 At college Andy discovers the twins dilemma and tries to help them out. To do this he has to break a date with Bonita, lead- ing her right into Marshalls arms. Andy is disgusted mad is about to leave college in despair when the judge, his father, arrives and straightens out the mess to the sat- isfaction of all concerned. Mickey Rooney carries on as Andy Hardy in a manner that will keep all his fans happy. Judge Hardy is played by Lewis Stone, Ma Hardy by the popular Fay Holden, and Aunt Mill ly by Sara Haden. Keye Luke, playing a young doctor, makes his first appearance in the series and supplies several diverting comedy moments with Jean Porter. George B. Seitz directed with his usual flair for comedy for M-G-M.
 When madcap heiress and a he- man detective set out to solve a murder mystery that baffled two continents, with no other clues but a half-smoked cigarette and some dollar-mark doodlings, there's sure to be excitement-and thrills. That's that background for 20th Century, Fox's Bermuda Mystery" featur- ing Preston Foster, Ann Rutherford and Charles Butterworth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-02
POLKA SENSATION
 RITZ ATTRACTION
Stanley Lesnik and Or- chestra at Bridgeport
 Ballroom Sunday

The Polka Sensation of Connec- ticut, Stanley Lesniak and his or- chestra, comes to the Ritz Ballroom in Bridgeport Sunday, June 4 Their gay polka and modern tunes have been heard over WELL and VERY and they are highly considered among the Polish American orches- tras of the country.
 Square Sets and Modern-those irresistible old time tunes Birdie in the Cage" Sweet Nellie Bly," will be played with lusty vigor, by the Irv Hintz Farmers orchestra Thursday, June 8. Tommy the sing ing caller, is grand entertainer and fun n-maker. Every Saturday, the Casa Ritz orchestra will be heard at the Ritz Ballroom Isabelle sings, Ronny Rommell, who was formerly with Louis Prima, play sweet trumpet. Nat Sussman on the drums, and Roland Young scat singers are highlighted. The Starlight Promenade is now open and Dancing is thus delightfully."- cool at the Ritz.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-02

hade lived in and for how long. "A week." he answered, fin every town in America except Utica and Poughkeepsie, which is a split week."
 Copyright, 1944, NEA Service. Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-02
PROUDEsT sTARIET

Hollywood's poudest starlet this week is Dorothy Morris.
 The M-G-M actress husband, Marvin Moffie, has been notified that he has been promoted a grade by the Navy. He's now a lieutenant, junior grade, and is stationed at Santa Ana at the Nays lighter than-air base there.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-02

Using ultra violet light, pr. Wirth, of Charlottenburg, Ger many, photographed gases that cannot be seen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-02

and their antics are truly clever as well as entertaining. This act is one of the finest travelling the cir- GUS routes today and worthy of high praise.
 The circus will be presented twice daily at Municipal Stadium all week starting next Monday evening at 7:30 with matinees at 3:30 (be- ginning Tuesday through Satur- day band evening performances starting at 7:30.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-02

The tendon of Achilles, located in the heel, can resist a strain of 1000 pounds without breaking.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-02

day and Saturday nights in addi- tion to Sundays and free band con- certs each Sunday afternoon. The various amusement devices, excel lent picnic facilities, fresh water bathing, speed boating and the greatest innovation of all, the fa- nous Gillette Railroad. provide a day of wholesome recreation and entertainment for the entire fam fly.
 Bob Chester brings his orchestra to Compounce Sunday, June II.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-02
BUCK PRIVATES'
 STRAND FEATURE
Bud Abbott and Lou CoS- telIO CO-Starred With
 Andrew Sisters

Opening today at the Strand are two terrific hits on one smash show a smash combination event.
 Brought back by popular demand is one of the funniest pictures ever to come out of Hollywood, the pop ular Buck Privates," co-starring Bud Abbott and Lou Costello, the screens top-rankig comedians. Also in Buck Privates" is that sensa- tional singing trio, the Andrews Sis- ters; Jane Frazee, Alan Curtis, Leo Bowman and many other favorites.
 Hit No. on the program brings James Stewart back in one of the finest hits of his career "Destry Rides Again" in which he co-stars with glamorous Marlene Dietrich. Brian Donlevy also has one of the top roles and others in the star lineup are Warren Hymer, Billy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-02

BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
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FARM 8 GARDEN,

feet tall, SIS each: YOU i0s dig 81 them naf0i o2
Jefferson St, Rockville, Nd.
MANURE, $40 tom. not delivered in less
DISK HARROW, 2-horse wagon, rubber
tlred wagon, 2-horse mower, spike tooth
harrow, walking cultivator. Phone Rock
STA STABLE COW MANURE, sig ton for Vic
VICTORY GARDEN FLOWING. New equip
ment prepares any size lot, NV. and Nd
S SqeIE5S 9n GARpRNERRss96we can pow
where ?; G. and Md. Warfield 1893. "'''
NOW is THE TIME to plant your grass
seed For good top soil, call MI. 1852,
P ps s msFss sS2s5s
B Booto5SfEafi0n G 60 OIL TO 57l PIANr"rree
pta PAN containing complete .informa
each Of our four stores. which carry
SEND postal for ' your copy a'e foday
H Ht Co. 18TH and SITS ne,
washington 90, D. c. Phone AT 14U0.
SUPER - TOMATO sEED-A SPECIAL OF
ne H gtb fss Co. has made an
sup people whereby you may get Ritter
go Variety Tomato Seeds, the heavy
bearing Pedlgreed seeds developed to pro-
S dufe super-tomatoes for famous Ritter
greed Sweet Red Pepper Seeds. A package
o. each. both for twenty, five cents. Send
Tor yours, now. complete Garden Shop
az each OF our stores. HECHINGER CO,
- r5th AND H SITS. NE, WASHINGTON 2,
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Morylond and viyoinio-

EXTRA LARGE, newly quilt and newly
1G nacent h, double Iin room with twin beds
dria; &c, couple or men restricted5: SIS each.
s. ROOM, parkfairfax: bus at door
mo. Aiexs ndria a een1 ana downtown; S25
NEWLY FURNfs HE'D, ROOM, twin beds
n near bath; on bus line, 10-cent fare. Cali
sss1 no 5l1 Quincy, AnI-1st.s bedroom,
With With pvt; SHOWER bath: $35 mo; semitic
for girls: private home; twin beds: biz blk
e cH ~ e CHASE o Mb BUS master
adults: edge Rock creek Paqh s npm aoa q
fl0s LEE HWY, ArlinEton, .va:-Attrac-
linz linz oe "a a,o room private BATH on bus
e taf % chase zasao Md, between Circle and
eIup so,ihgt room, next bath; rent single
81 eouoie' private home: bus cow. WI
l All, vA:-,Twin-bed rm. adj. bath with
o nG~er APE Poiv x;sg $50 90 mo for Men
0'i'' Also single rm'' $50 mo. CHI, 3oe3.
TWO GIRLS to share room, twin beds: bus
st. Mt RaDer o. M do0F s4t A. ST. A214 m sa5h
5 T1nee OFF r G Geef Hw Park bus
cent fare &c cH. o S441. emDl0Se pref; 90
gsat aal6 shsyef fHrn avs
bath, uni. phone; S25 single, $40 double;
noerS nIrlonal: bus at door. WA 596S 3s
SINGLE ROOM in private home for gentle
man: cony. to .Pentagon and Navy Dept.
BldgS, Aexandria 1858
ARLiNGTON-Double room, twin beds for
z girls; convenient bus to Pentagon and
Navy Annex. Call GIL. 30S3
ARLINGTON: VA-Large. corner room,
private bath: telephone ext driveway
parking. blocks to Navy. Pentaeon and
acowntown buses. One person, S35. Gil.
CHEVY CHAsE-single room, block,
from Chevy Chase Circle, on bus line.
Gentleman. WI. 3741
EMPLOYED WOMAN has large and small
and fireplace. Close to two bus lines, with
terminal at 18th st. and Pa. ave. Will
rent 10 two quiet settled girls; references
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

A AS;cs and saxopnone wanted. State
A f5fs s0S Ma s1R star eaic typevr all kinds
S SlG fSS MacnSSo a$5$5; VIZ; pf i5t$
s and ee e1as e 48@5 W SGp Pie pf BPS
AIR CONDITIONER, cabinet model to to
piece in N room, not window model. Phone
BABY STROLLER, prewar, good condition;
!, also 50 ;, bridge n lamp. CHI, 6217
contents Of apis or homes, AT at once. We e
"a me me on, carefully; storage IA. 2937 l.
s foom sst eos sfe dnns
B s'oe N1.. bindings and unusual items.
s ASR 8ox ao ana e sIar printnsS
CARPET-About 60, lineal feet, about 81
I me- S;e vide must be in good condition
CLoTHING-Highest prices p paid for men S
f1s 9nsa eyes siees WI pId a H.
used clothing. Harry's. ll3s TN st. NV
Fl PIo e1s9 po 9PsR sEss M YIN sal w
LIBERAL prices. Cali Wisconsin 2e74. iS s*
iceboxes; highest cash prices paid /. c.
re- lS6' f T EFFh heaS
complete l home wanted at once Also
FuRNliIGIRE-Bedroom, living room, misc.
gG0ds 55 china
any time: RE. 1904; ewes. NE 53I7 -
FURNITURE-7Rugs; electric refgr, wash
ing machine, household goods, etc; abso-
lutely highest cash prices For best results,
cal C., 70 any a,y, time Trinidad 1875.
Sapy sff Repu Gf up ss7g piano Call after
eRN in b,s gSSed clean G9ndtoH stoves
Co. II c
FURNITURE. bric-a-brac, china glassware.
p pqEs rs hEhsst
WELRY lam sho nay9F came
Sso s shtSaens d,am n1nsE for
MGslcAa Nsf1s MI Htr NE e aash
grices. Give full description. Box STA,
nut Or, mahogany case; electrified pre- pre-
f piISa but not essential. OIL, 9l4o..
vii pay q CASH dh f En- ei9o uFTishS piano
PIANO lsnoaa am looking, for a good, sranet
e. sttheE ''1 Cali EN- Mi' 15 Pn3y niS0 price
apAsSt srs s 0q 1sno for yPpst
s5 ~ S PfS 'Ss ssS a !s@s
PIANo-Highest prices paid for spinet
grand or apartment uprights. Cali Ma
PIANOS, any kind, any make, any condi-
S1oF fA isnS ca Re- A G9 $3.50
RADIOS. any make. table models only;
we will cali: METROPOLITAN Radio Co. BIZ BIZ
RADIOS. table models phono combina-
highest cash prices. zoe 4th st. NV. "a.
1855 or Dl. 0l22. g.
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SITUATIONS WoMEk.

kcCoUNTANT-s ECRETARY, univ. educ,
excellent experience and references. Write
s sS k2a;si sssr: charge, thoroughly
ants, seeks position with accounting ONCE
SEsI hsfe sfF TIN gssS WORK, by hour
or day. 10 yrs secretarial experience,
f boGfo s!so assssfSssrANr Young lady wishes
work, in doctors office, experienced. GE.
HxECUTIvE-sECRETARY, yrs. uni
versity, speaks Spanish. has yrs Span
PortuEuese; last position public stenog-
Ers rap sScei refs; salary $50, ,gsk'
$sAp !,5is Of q and member Eft Q, p C
sxperienssn Is Practioner; woman 90.
SUURsE. practical experienced: hours. 8
days; weekday or nisht; Sc a day. 10.
NURSE, refined. desires a day case. Ad-
NURSE, colored;. undergrad. desires work:
exp. in maternity and other cases. Box
fosi il INV Wanted by experienced business
gomsan,o capable of managing small once.
ishss Baonp s2 ss shsns sdS Or
tnogn New York .oaI manu-
sssss sspioysrs. Box s2oaB. star ssS YORK
WOMAN. white, desires part-time WORK in
;Ss eG,ssh i family Phone North $500; g =,
English and math, trained and experienced
In bookkeeping and accounting. wishes po-
sition Of responsibility. Box boob, Star.
YOUNG MOTHER. required home during
day. desires 4 or hrs work after Z pm;
consideration to any offer. NO. OVAL, 2s
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-Northeo,t

1921 MONROE ST. N.E.-Detached home
lovey large room. twin beds, innersprins
mattresses matt cars, bus. shops at door AID
3505. cath ST. N.E.-Front bedroom. dou.
Pc Tor employed married couple or 2 set
sT 18th F RIAd sss'S SE fitel B room in
Aomi TERsaH Hrnsgss no has Sss
70 share small home, including boa Board in fol
Rob 'f N sas ns cf HONE sSSS
s 81 i sEsagsS rs sSs si5ss
aDo ofdi Posi- n's oss snd uap o distance
i ilia 44,hS ST. ST. .N,E.-Furnished. large
sSssie, I; ssaf 1s sat5 557 t9F men or
sdj bath: breakfast and dInne eeu optio Tn
LARGE f sRpRooMG with Ro po ssb7
Ho gssa have breakfast Il des fasf
t S., rs PsoDs Ell ? ss6s
WooDRIDsGtEn eA se Z 0i Nexts 81 week Sc ne
hia ahte dole: corner rm., near car end bus,
Nicely ki! F R51y R g6i% phone DE
siss e eth sr. nj SE 4eIS furnished room,
ZIG D %1cHi iGaRaNPr AVE. sath
room Tor refined men or settled couple
~ private home, restricted area, Isl
noor, adjoining bath with shower: e h "
Transportation at door Unlimited nhone
On 2nd floor, single sleeping room, 10,
gentleman. Loungjng room adjoining Il
SSFoefer n1 q Also garage for rent. Cal
1908 DOUGLAS ST. N.E.-Large from
dp0m, iarge closets. shower; light laun.
S Z girls s. week each, no. 500. VI
rod MARYLAND sba1I. AVE. N.E.--sinsle from
home; convenient transp. FIR, 1927 III
COLoRED-Room to accommodate girls
a also room for 2 men; home privileges
COL0kED Brookland Large rm twir
pegs Ior z girls or employed couple. Cal
CoLORED-l112 .49th pl n.e.-ssrvice.
mans mans wife has furnished room, use Of
S Ssny n no children: near bus 2s
Two men or two women
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

1884 COLUMBIA RID NW.-Men, SIS. So
VIZ, sgle rms; thermostat-controlled gas
heat: 10 min. dtown on car line: baths,
showers Oh W. tnrer-spr matt AID. 1880
1744 RIGGS PLACE-Nicely furn, clean
S1n sing room next to bath; conv. location.
1913 CALVERT ST. NV, Apt. 43-Youns
LADY to share, beautiful room with an
e HR TWIN TWIN beds eds sentile apt; co. 7051..
an n Army or Nayy Officer Phone NO. s994.
beds, private bath, double closets. unlim.
phone; On bus line, WO. $3.50.
E13i CONN. AVE.-Gentleman to share
master bedroom, twin beds, pvt, bath and
shower, with another; unlim. phone. AID.
CHEVY CHASE. MD, mr.. Bradley blvd. and
WIS aye.-Master bedrm., dbl bed, pvt.
bath, cleo: icebox grill; suit. empl couple
So ssas mo in VI o79I, after pm: .
lsth and Columbia rd.-Single, for man;
GENTLE cent Iec apt; tops in furnishing; uni phone
Iali H0' U23I or RI, 1900. Ext 76057, %
9qr trent near bath large closet nicely
! beds: SIS week each. AID $500 -
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SITUATIONS poMEsrlc

GENERAL HOUSEWORK AND COOK ref
erences. Call AID. 1884, 8 to 6 pm.
GIRL, colored, experienced reference;
g.h.w. for employed couple. EX O499.
moons. hours; 80 cents hour and car
fare; no cooking IL $780,
GIRL colored. wants part time or days
GIRL. colored. desires Job, basement pri-
yate room and bath, not more than 8 in
family, positively no children: can be
recommended by very nice people; not ex-
pecting to be called for defense work: pre-
fer small house with congenial people;
complexion light, 3 feet 3 inches, weight
1896,
GIRLS (2), colored. wish days work 4.5O
a day or part-time Job, to l; ref. Ask
for Mary, 77S Harvard st. NV u
GIRLS, colored, 2, want moderate morn
ing work. Call Saturday, TR. 1880.
WOMAN, colored, wants work as chamber
maid; no cooking or serving, DI 1854
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POULTRY & EGGS.

CHICKS, 1900 Rocks. Reds, Leghorns;
Fridays hatch; priced to sell this week
J 2; Henry; Phone Falls Church 134s.
James n F Feed Store. Inc. 619 K st. NV,
POULTRY HOUSES, delivered within 80
miles OF city, $46.20 UP; will build to your
specifications; no money down, / year to
pay, Annandale Poultry Farm, GIL 1905
JAMESWAY OIL BROODERS. 6 complete
5O0-chick size; 3 Sears oil breeders, 500
chick size; hen broiler and chick feeders,
poultry wire, and inch mesh: waterers,
3 large coal stoves new, etc. Farm sold
al! equipment and house furniture must be
sold at once. miles north of Mclean, Va,
Old Dominion I'd; TO- Road $50, turn left
to LIST farm on left. There all day Sunday.
or call D1. 0021, Mr.. Schmanke, 909
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ALARM CLOCKS REPAIRED (any make).
Also expert watch and iewelry repairing;
Regents .Jewelrv Co, 1882 14th st. NV.
Ma; 1904 Omen evenings. /.
gal, So rs: wide selection; tropical fSh,
live fooo. Tubifex and white worms. 1897
AUTOMATIC WATER HEATER, gas. 90
gal GAL storage tank, 35-gal recovery. IA,
BABY CRIB, chiforobe. practically new;
GIittenden st. ne.
BED, fine, walnut, inner-spring mattress,
e 49, Natoha 4d after Gosi Ask
for e. NJ Baron.
BED. metal, coil spring, new mattress
trssses; ssa a5; complete, < real buy,
h Atlas 9@l St , nT DI 3737 MIA o,os,
drawers; service for g, hand painted
dishes, miseeIlaneogs items. 1874 18th
S eds szd f mst
ztss s2i c9s prizes ns ST nm sgs delivery
vanity with mirror and skirt. 1870 New
81 sIDKM SET twin h1' beds. s1s5; stather
console table, s25 Lorraine Studios, $3.50
sHha 5a' sTIrE wa eRes asoe davenport suite
Roying; = Edelman. 1908 deorsia ave. i
BLOW TORCHES, eIsctric Soldering irons
Name MAJ e'h sv. t0 sv Xxx King 4d gu0n Inc s05
BOOKCASES. unfinished. all sizes and sec
tiorai pieces 81 re sds7 to paint. Atlas 92l
I'd. NV, ewes, after pm. @
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PERSONAL

i AM AN ELDERLY GENTLE WOMAN
college graduate. seeking a room in fam
lily or group where companionship and &C.
casional nursing attention are available
Am not an invalid. Prefer Mt. Pleasant
or other eony; section. Box 44-G, Star.
1cer and mother of year-old boy win ex.
x Is interested In keeping her small con-
child while she works; live in; S25 week.
SAVE MONEY. be well dressed-New sprins
line; 2-pc. wool suit dresses, wool and
gaoardine dresses, slack suits; valued up to
OR vi oHfE Es AT srse aI2 r licensed
country hon. SH. 4767
ALARM CLOCKS are scarce; use telephone
Makeup service. Information, call Mrs
WILL FURNISH nice upstairs room, use
for washing dinner dishes, with dishes
Irom occasional company, and staying with
children three nights a week: Is minutes
doWntown Washington. Glebe 64s4 Il
NETTING ROOM. seating capacity Of 100
splendid for club meetings and card par.
t les etc: complete with chairs and card
soasneSo Mn ssd Rsis "a ga. e car line
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask for Mis-,
Campbeu, II you are in need of a loan uu
g $500 on your signature
HEMORRHOIDS eradicated BY my owr
t m,sanod. Results effective for q life.
1891 ! 9Th 1t NV. RIA 4T47 ~
If fou HAVE no alarm clock phone Ord
Way 1919 for prompt .wake-up service.
Blk months established business
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

BUNNY RABBITS for sale: small and
SoSkEs ssP Pa AKc-resistered. Call
BUNNiEs FOR EASTER or dressed rab.
s sT nsarSg p g. c. Write D. B. Roberts
cHoWs-sHEPgHiEiRD PUP, 8 weeks old, SIS:
others sold for S25. Call Sunday, 3OOs
Ne!ssn e. s pa A. red female mos L,
IRISH SETTER. female. mos. old; cheap.
sALE-,Four rat terrier puppies. 5 weeks
old, sis. Also mother dog. sI5. One two
viii assh in seo ONE se sray
work horse, IL yrs. old: price, sos. Three
horse riding pillow. price, SIS. Apply to L.
sBsa D asFl Ast1 ns so or day gm Gs
sSGNP Sf P1spTE So seven good mos 3D.
s e ssfh f hsavs S Sassa adult does
adult bucks, ri young a weeks odd;
ADULTS. 81 ca; young, 81. or all for S35
S26c essh:, 1868 Lawrence, coimsr Manor
R WI5,sI ! pair I grown Nsw zealand
Also baby rsbbits, 81 so Ht each mi MI. 1918
COCKER PUPPIES, black. pedigreed. .
months nor ola; also 2 females and Is mos:
coLLIEs, PERFECT MARKINGS. s25-S35:
GHoWs, s25-$3b: cRossBREEDs, S.
Dog Hotel, 7344 Georgia Ave. ia 1921
IRISH TERRIER PUPPIES
Champion ample sired: mslss and females, s4ee
Rosewood drive. Bethesda, Md. OIL 2913
EASTER BUNNIES,
4 s Zach s9 s6 Sp ST. e hsfss r for A as5s