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The Omaha guide., 1946-10-12
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LYNNE NUM- M
Mrs. Eldridge Irving, 2207 Char
les ST., is home after spending 2
weeks in st. GATHERINGS hospital
where she had been confined.
+ = 4
TO ATTEND SCHOOL IN X. C.
Miss Mary Justice Of Los Ange-
les has been the houseguest Of
her cousin Mrs. Mary Mason of
BIS Miami st. for the past week.
Miss Justice left Omaha Tuesday
Oct. 8 for Kansas City where she
will attend school. while staying
with her aunt. s ft.t,',
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VISITING SISTER

Mrs. Katie Modesty- of Platte
City Mo, is visiting her sister Mrs
Susie Hill at her home, 1905 Wiri
Street for two weeks.
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-12
PLAN COMM UNITY
CHEST

Thursday afternoon, October 2.
a meeting Of the Women's Divi-
sion of the Community Chest was
held at the American Legion bldg.
in downtown Omaha. Instructions
were given for the forthcoming
Community Chest Drive which be-
gins October %. Attending the
meeting from Division H of which
Mrs. Minnie Dixon of 1852 Binney
st. is chairman for the 1916 drive
were Mrs. Wanasabee Fletcher;
Mrs. Greta Wade; Mrs. Julia Gal
loway and Mrs. Matte Taylor.
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7ECUPERATING

Mr.. Henry Black of 2919 Mort
18th St, is r~ecuperating at homo
after being confined to hospital.
having had an. operation
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RECORD SHOP

Mr.. Chrisman Clark wishe
his friends to drop into the
tronic shop and look over his
plete stock of records.
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lew BABY

Mrs. Bessie Simpson is the very
proud mother Of a baby boy born
Sept. % at University hospital.
Mrs. Simpson is at her parents
home, 2918 No. 26th st.
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"our Electric Range Is Superior in Every RespsciD

There are 50 many things
l like about my Electric
Range" says Mrs. Now
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Mrs. Milicent Williams has re-
turned to Kansas City, Mo. She
has been with her aunt, Mrs.
Wright.
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OUT OF TOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Spears and famil
of 2423 Writ spent Sunday j
Glenwood, Ia, visiting relatives.
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CARDINAL GARDEN CLUB

The Gardenia Garden Club are
giving their fall tea at the home
of Mrs. Bertha Bell South. 1851
Binney Street Sunday Oct. Goth.
Hours At. Clara Dacus, pres.
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ENTERTAINED
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred McDanielS
entertained with a reception at
their beautifully appointed home,
for Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hughs
of Los Angeles.
Evening star., 1946-08-18

from q visit In Duxbury, Mass,
where she was the guest Of Mrs.
j.. B. Patterson.
Mrs. August Koehler will leave
Wednesday for Atlanta, where she
will be the guest of her brother
and sister-in-l Mr.. and Mrs.
S. L. Owen.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 6. Ellison, jr., of
Springfield, Mass, arrived Friday to
be the guests of Mrs. Ellisor's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic M. Net
tleship.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Graham
have returned from a vacation in
Canada and New York State.
Mrs. Lauriston Hannah has re-
turned from York, Pa, where she
was the guest of her brother-in- law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Metz.
Mrs. H. G. Booth and her daugh-
ter Nancy of Atlanta are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris L. Chappell.
Mrs. Cyrus Whitney Culver and
her son, Mr.. Ralph Culver, have re-
turned from Atlantic City.
Mrs. Bernhard H. Bieri Is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Marsh
at their cottage at Douthat National
Park, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Jager left
Tuesday for Eagles Mere, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard M. Bollinger
have returned from Dearborn, Mich,
where they were the guests of their
son and daughter-in-l law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert H. Bollinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl H. Robinson
have as their guests Mrs. Robinson S
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs Enrol
Carter, and her cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lindley Carter of Seymour
Tex.
Miss Emmy Lou Cole, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Cole, has AS her
guest Miss Margaret Lyon of
Greensboro, N. C.
Mr.. and Mrs William E. Yost and
their son, Mr.. George Yost, left to-
day for Virginia Beach.
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Across the Sligo

Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Jeffries
and their son Richard have re-
turned from Lake Champlain, Lake
Placid, Vermont. the White Noun
tains, Maine and Cape Cod. They
are spending the week end at Bethel
Beach on the Chesapeake.
1t. and Mrs. Arthur Gaskell, IT.,
have returned after visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gaskell,
in Hartford.
The Rev. and Mrs. C.. H. Mackett,
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Chevy Chase

Mr.. and Mrs, j. Stanley Long
have returned from a vacation In
Atlantic City. Miss Doris Long,
Miss Margaret Leslie, Miss Alice
Scales and Miss Evelyn Scales have
left for Yellowstone Park and then
to Pitchfork Ranch, Pitchfork. Wyo.
Miss Evelyn Routzahn of Middle
town, Md, is the guest of her
brother -in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Shank. who entertained
Wednesday at luncheon and bridge
in compliment to her sister. The
guests were Mrs. Edgar Ford, Mrs.
Bernard Bent, Mrs. Felix Sturney
Mrs. Raymond Underwood, Mrs.
Richard Todd, Mrs. Raymond
Schench, Mrs. Ralph Berlin, Mrs.
John Fitch, Mrs. Virginia Potter,
Mrs. Carter Page and Mrs. John
Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Austin Latimer
and their daughters, the Misses
Ruth and Elizabeth Latimer, left
yesterday to spend their vacation
at Lake Connaut, Pa.
Miss Nancy Lefevre has returned
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who have been In Takoma Park for
several weeks. left Thursday for
the Near East. They were located
In Jerusalem for about three years,
and before that Mr.. Mackett was
a missionary In India. Their daugh-
ter, Miss Betty Mackett, will ac-
company them as far as England,
and will remain there to attend
college.
Mrs. Charles L. Stone has re-
turned after visiting her cousin, Mr..
G. II. Pine, in Harrisburg.
Mrs. Lucille Wright and Mrs.
Alice Konigmacher have been va
cationing at Colonial Beach.
Evening star., 1946-04-24
Hyattsvil|e Lookup
Ordered Improved
As Prisoners Vanish

The Prince Georges County Com
nissioners have ordered immediate
and extensive improvements to the
temporary lookup in the County
Service Building, Hyattsville, fol-
lowing reports that conditions there
were almost as bad as in the Dis
trict Of Columbia" and that prisoners
had disappeared in thin air.
The latest charges. coming on the
heels of complaints from the grand
jury. were from Trial Magistrate
Arthur P. Owens of the Prince
Georges County Police Court, who
told the commissioners. in q letter,
that prisoners were used to sweep
around corridors or wash police cars
without apparent supervision"
Such action or lack of it," Judge
Owens declared, mot only nullifies
the efforts and work of law enforce
ment officers. but makes our system
of justice look ridiculous"
Couldn't Be Found.
He added that because of the diff
fculty in controlling and keeping
prisoners, one or two prisoners
couldn't be found when their cases
we're called to appear before him
in Hyattsville Police Court last Mon
day. One man, the judge explained,
was sentenced to go days in the
county Vail in Upper Marlboro, but
had disappeared in thin air before
he could be transferred.
This man, it was learned, was VAL
entine A. Kaiser, 33, of Laurel. who
was sentenced in Laurel Police Court
on April II OH a charge of being
Evening star., 1946-04-24
ADVERTISEMENT.
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and ugly, broken-out skin. Millions re-
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these miseries with this simple home treat
ment. Black and White Ointment goes
to work at once. Aids healing, works the
antlseptic way. 25 years success. lOc.
25c, SOC sizes. Purchase price refunded
II you're not satisfied. Use only as di-
rected: Vital in cleansing is good SOAP.
Enjoy Black and White Skin Soap daily
Evening star., 1946-04-24

drunk and disorderly. Two days
later, Judge Owens disclosed, the
man walked out" of the Hyatts-
vile building after he had been
placed on cleaning detail, and
had gone to the races at Havre de
Grace, Md, before returning last
Tuesday night. He is now con-
fined in the county jail
In an effort to prevent further
abuses, the commissioners placed
George Weisman, jailor- -janitor for
the lookup, who was ordered to ap-
pear before them yesterday, to
answer charges made by the grand
jury, on probation for 80 days, dur
ing which he is to improve condi-
tions, including a closer check on
prisoners, more frequent cleaning
and better and more sufficient food.
Buying and holding United States
Savings Bonds is the safest, surest
way to security and independence.
Evening star., 1946-04-24
Deaths Reported

Sarah T. Tinsman. 90. 62s Madison St NV.
Jessie Rieman, g, 1915 18th st; NV.
Lillian A. Oakley, II, 300 Adams St. ne
William D. Rinehart, 76. 500 Tennessee
ave. ne.
Bertha ii. Lanssdale, "A. 1415 Chaplin st.
NV
Philomina samposna, 72. 2425 Minnesota
ave. sc.
Walter Anderson. 6s, 3s H st NV.
Ellen v. Barnes, "a, 1850 Michigan ave
Maude T. Miller, SO. 3120 r st. NV.
Frederick A. Cudlip, so, 4516 18th st. NV.
Martha Rothenbers, os, 2710 Cortland pl.
Richard Tenelley, 81, .5:1 10th St Sc
snn john Del St Monte. g. 9I49 9hn GsrmaRs st nW
Ethel Snider. So. Mclean, Va.
Constantine Smislon, 80, 1908 14th st. NV
Linda Cunneff. Arlington, Va.
M infant Grissom 39l3 Burns pl. Sc.
Johnnie A. Willis. 81. st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital.
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Births Reported

Kelly and Virginia Anderson, girl.
Henry and Claudine Ator, girl.
Louis, and Mary Badini, girl
Joseph and Willie Banken, girl.
Mike and Lorraine Barger, boy.
Iarvin and Helen Bloom, girl
George and Ella Bowling, boy.
Howard and Margaret Brock, boy.
Raymond and Thelma Brown, boy.
Mahlon and Ruth Cain. boy.
Charles and Helen Campbell, boy,
Ralph and Marie Coursolle, girl.
William and Evelyn Cradlin, boy.
Daniel and Mary Cullen. boy.
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Joseph and Hazel Davidson, girl.
Clarence and Pearl Duckett, girl
Norman and Evelyn Freedenberg, boy.
Robert and Jane Garen. girl
Phil and Gertrude Harrison. girl.
Frederick and Martha Jackson. boy.
Norris and Rose Kaufman, girl.
Wilfred and Mary Leary. girl
Willard and Mecca Leizear, girl.
Cecil and Margaret Martin. boy
Thomas and Emma Morarre, boy.
Wendell and Mary Morgan, girl.
Carlton and Mildred Nau, girl
Alexander and Janice Nuta, girl.
James and Mary Mckay, boy.
RAYMOND and Lucille McVay, girl.
James and Hazel Parker. boy
Samuel and G. Esther Pollack, girl.
John and Evelyn Poole. boy.
Edward and Edith Pumphrey, girl.
Markus and Erma Ring, boy.
Peter and Dorothy Ruocco, boy.
Harry and Laura Saams, boy
Howard and Laura Schonbereer, boy.
William and Ruth Scott, boy.
Louis and Ida Shankman, girl.
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Carrie Ferguson, 81, 40 o st. NV.
Danial Gill, II. 1921 Eye st. NV
Theodore Breckenridge, SO. 914 st NV
Fred Williams. go, 1110 10th st. NV.
I.avenia Charles, "a, 1909 Que ST. NV
Harriet Jordan. SO, 81 Eye st. ne.
Fannie Henderson. 81, 1243 Sth St NV.
William H. Carberry, As, 924 1st St NV
Melvin Hunter. 80. 1414 Monteilo ave. n e
Shirley Williams. s. lIO4 End st. Sc.
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Wilbur and Lois shearer, boy.

Wilbur and Lois shearer. boy.
Samuel and Mae Siegel boy.
Alexandria and Betty Simpson, girl
Sidney and Janet SPRINGER. eirl.
William and Nina Stalew. boy
Robert and Audene Thomas, boy.
Howard and Susie Thornett. girl
Clifton and Ella Thrift, girl
Kenneth mad Helen Unzicker, girl.
Dalton and Frances Veach. girl
Ward 9Sepn ana amd 1Psephine Pnys wson Wsr boy
Alexander and Margaret Wilson, boy.
Johnson and Effie Wise, girl
Roy and Frances, Wiseman, girl.
Robert and Elizabeth Wurtz. girl.
Richard and Annie Bowen, boy.
Charles and Katie Mobley. boy,
Roosevelt and Marie Pickett. boy
Vernon and Juanita Whiteing, girl
Der and Louise Young, boy.
Evening star., 1946-04-24
Nelly Don Dresses-of fine,
avaShabIe fabrics, the kind you find

UHoHHUEE JUO7ICS, TIE N7Td you TTT7d
IN 1iqh-priced fashions Enko and Benz
berg royons, Grown Soop n Water Fabrics,
Sonforzed Cottons royon shontunQs,
butcher weoves and novelty spun types
cotton elnehoms perco|es, tissue oinghons,
printed musns and rare dotted swiss
each one labeled with laundering nformo-
tIon
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As@~m~-n for hnhd
Nelly Don Dresses at s. to$Q ''n*tf' '1:~
-. Nelly Don Dresses-fash.
ion..teSted and abbr0ved for line

and style. 7oU'TT find coat dresses and SUIT
dresses, dresses with pepIums =. . clossics ond
frocks with soft dressmoker olrs oil the
fashion news thot'S summer.
Evening star., 1946-04-24

Nelly Don DresseS-accur.
ately br0b0rti0ned for sizes 10
to ~, each one ponstokingy cut and
tailored and finished with the fine details
that mean 50 much in both weor and op-
peoronCe nice buttons and careful but
tonhoIes, ompIe hens, accurate seams, ZIP
per pIookets.
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Pictured left to rishf)
Nelly Don Dresses, in on or-

Pictured left to rishD
Nelly Don Dresses, in on or-
roy Of summer bright coIors and desiqns
Moytre posteIs ond white, bold stripes, de-.
mure checks, p|oids charming prints
Nelly Don BemDerq sheer royoo. with bod white
flowers on meon green, navy or black Snort cooiness
for every SIZE. from z to A. $3.50
Nelly Don cotton dorted suss, with O panel
edged with white embroidery, for heoht-ovog effect
Pink, roize blue white brown ond block Size.
AZ 10 Oh. S795.
Nelly Don pod cotton ei0ohom. cool and sueet
ond so becoming with patch pockets, notner-of-oeor
buttons Mo'ze and greer, pink ond grey brown ond
blue Sizes 10 10 Is. S495
Nelly Don royoo crepe suit dress with its Own
pretty tucked ond embroidery trimmed white oroonde
ocNe Brookfower print in oreen nov,, red Or brown
On white, Sizes Il TO 20 s.
Exclusively in Washington at JeIIeHs-cetton Shops
Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1946-03-28
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera. darkroom
mof prossoI Ge aGsss
range finders; films, color films, photo
Papers chemicals photo books and eco
pept p % q Justiee' @ re. Re- a4s4 ave NV '0D'
perfect condition; private party. Taylor
ADDING MACHINEs-Allen Wales eiec-
chimes with stands, in excellent condition,
AIR fIs0dSdh GoMhpREssoRs. punps, n paint paint spray:
eseh mscne aha sop facies shaft o
building: steel benches and shelving avail;
fender fender sanders exhaust fans, belts
AIR CoMPREssoRS. s145o. Believe it or
not not lust the thing for the home work
LIZ tsx Of Esq amazPs co e
sfs!9eS AIR ceseiflesEk, sff used, 1-roem window
AIR AIR CONDITIONER, console model, "a h.p,,
afsfs Sss Sss 45ssx Is
console models: for, immediate delivery
coNpfTioNfSG eeS IsTn.iai1s eoMPANY @ ssfs 4h 4sth
it ALARs cIoeRs cS!sRsii sErAikEp i2Is tan, nate
incl; slec:: also expert watch and iewelry
snteed ] year REaENTs JEwELRY CO. CO
ANDIRONS. large variety; everything for
the fireplace; useful brasses and bronzes
to beautify the home; all at reduced prices.
3o32 NJ st. NV. IL
ANTIQUES = Pennsylvania Dutch chests,
silver, cid picture frames. and bric-a- -brac;
owners family home. 9007 30.
SHOP 1903 M st. nv: new location will
be 1914 NJ st. NV. Marble-top table, 3
eoek Ss music boses china sn Fsss
Open IL to 4 pm. Those having items
here. please remove at once. -2S
ANTIQUES-Removal sale OF large stock
china. glass silver, books. pictures, frames,
mirrors. clocks. lamps, furniture. 61S
9th st. NV.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WATER HEATERS, prewar, serms. JOHN
@. WEBSTER. Plumbing and Heating, 627
F st. NV, Ma 4I63, WO. 222G
WATER HEATERS, electric. fully auto
matte: I5-gallon sizes. Needs no special
wiring-just plug into light socket. Ideal
for dairy farms. stores, summer homes, etc
Also 30 and 85 gallon sizes, all in stock
for immediate delivery. ELECTRICAL
WELDERS-Electrlc welders in stock Come
It away. Electric EQUIPMENT Co.
2413 Sherman ave.
CLEANING OF upholstered furniture and
rugs by new and revolutionary process;
sensational results guaranteed; work done
in your own home. For estimates call MR..
CRULEY any time NO. 50S1.
LARGE QUANTITY of monks cloth, 81 %
yard; curtain material, marquisette and
dotted swiss, 69c yard: floral gabardine,
y % yard: plain sailcloth. S1.46 yard.
244I 18th st. NV %
MAKE YOUR OWN small lathe or reamer
We have motor with reduction gear at
tached, variable speed control. Probably
eost 9e sls5: Will sell for s25. GR1GsBY
s,DRuhM j 81 HOSTING ENGINE, complete, %
500; shipmste, cookstove. oil or coal.
BRAND-NEW PAINT BRUSHES. IA in,
33has In ,o and az in. at "a price. Room
THREE FUR COATS for sale, black fox.
silver grey; Siberian lamb, sizes 12 and
IA, Call ANNE, HO. 1896, Il am.-7 pm.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

MT. RAINIER-Girl to share 4-room ant
Win %lJn another not girl; Protestant, Republican
FURN. APT, girl, $3.50, share conf. apt
bEpRM@ "a DIM @i.9 isFL Pw APTA Fl 1s,a use, sG2 ,5
cluded. $40 month. 231 Anacostia I'd.
sc; Se Gan 4 TO pm. -2s
one very large room, fireplace. 4 window
kitchen, bathtub and shower: new condi-
tIon: all new furnishings; S125 Box 54-
LEAVING FOR EUROPE. sublet 2-bedrm.
aps, apso Toe; fW; months possibly longer; S1IO.
dition dIs9 1888 PlymSath Ssns coupe excellent con
Ssos: til $40: Nh NEWMAN. N 'fS1 DU ss4s s4si
OF 200 ontario I'd. NV, Apt. 23.. eve
NEAR N: CAPITOL, Northeast rooms. shar.
snf sa m TO TO rehaoie working couple with baby;
sffGpio HPARTMElRfF. is1S n no U5fs Kitchen Dr,vst.
tiled bath, private entrance, fireplace pan
Of private home single gentlemen prafere
req; d SO 80 o6hevy Shevy Chase. 5303 29th st.
az. MONTAGUE ST. Nw.-Larse bed.
feGIn5 room; sitting room and bath; couple pre-
5eo s7o nc seoelf cookfnr nome 5qck to l6tn St;
Ga1y 1ai. Ken kHSYdsN ssH ST. Tx Star
II, rm apt; eiec. refgr.,- heat, elee, gas set
r pphiNATE HOUSE APARTMENT for rent
completely furnished: no children: Si55
month, months deposit inspected by
appointmsnt. Box 120-X. Star %.
TWO GlRLS-Basement studio room. sm.
dressing room, pvt. bath. laundry facilities:
IN pvt home; / blk. to bus and 10 min,
70 70 Pentaeon; SIS per mo. each Phone
KITCHEN AND BEDROOM. nicely furn..
twin beds; working couple only: $50
month. 1923 Holbrook st. ne. al
YOUNG LADY to share attractive ant
with another young lady; convenient 10
tIansp.. near Roosevelt High S45. includes
Y. Star 7o~
1917 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.w,-Fur.
apt refined employed couple or girls.
$50. Box l15-X, Star, -
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FARM and GARDEN.

STRAWBERRY PLANTS, : best variety;
also perennlals, and creeping phlox. JOHN
BURDOFT, Colesville, Md. Ashton Mo-
TOR SOIL, soDDTNG. HOWARD LAND
SCAPE CO, IL 04S6. -3l
on HAND for immediate delivery. new
Holland hammer mills, McCormick-Deer
ing mixers. manure and all-purpose load
ers tractor saw rigs, 2s-cu 1T eqiek eool- 90 !.
INC, 1926 Ga. ave, Silver sp., sH, 1868.
LANDSCAPE GARDENER and cOntractoG-
teries; residence grounds a speciality; seed
ings. fertiiizlng. spraying. trees trimmed
BE- fm aotR Rfsp,IeE NEE Il Have eea
s '' Cali {0SE pEoSoPBo 5'n gRes s'?hs
FOR sALE-wen-rotted manure, sround
and sieved delivered in washington and
vicinity in 3-bas orders at S125 bag.
Sra RaWBERRY PLANTS, improved Nor
ybo.aga TS0d gsriety 4 per ab99 b99dred s35
and srepsana al day an SUNDAY MA 9@ after 81 m
Teesvy s6y s soGa fsPse sPss 70. % s
LANDsCAPiNGS outdoor plant
n., ing vii la attract rae and hold. hold the eye more
unconsciously W but 0u very Surely he udses az
one glance not only the exterior surround
ings. but the whole interior and the oc-
many victims OF cheap oveTgrown Shrub
berry, try a planting. Of me best Of the
very best, rightly called disea aseproof and
Of Ifetime duration. Specimen yews, holly,
box. shade, fruit and ornamentals in wide
variety. evergreen and deciduous material
for screens, hedges, barberry. hemlock,
myrtle for shade. rose and flower beds.
rock gardens. freplaces fagstone. brick,
cement and gravel walks. terraces. drive
ways. arbors trelliseS, fences, drainage,
manufed topSoil; Wondergro. the ideal
compost fertilizer. makes poor soils good
snd eood soils better. SIS ton delivered.
Special treatment for scid-loving plants,
tree surgery and removal, preparation.
seeding and, rolling of lawns. Shearing,
for permanent improvements or renova
tions in the garden, call IL 1925 for free
PASTURE FOR RENT. Great Falls. Va.
Run Phone EX O2SO; ewes. Daleviey
GARDEN FLOWING for immediate book
FRUIT. ORNAMENTAL TREES. hedges.
evergreenS. roses and Towering shrubs for
the home or orchard; apple. pear. cherry
apricot: peach and plum trees; berry plants
rhuoaro grape vines and asparagus; hardy
nursery-sroWn stock. guaranteed to grow
or replaced free. Pay on delivery Order
TO-DAY from your local grower. Phone LIN
RoSEI!!AWN NURSERIES, SeabrooS. Nd
and Glenn Dale Nd
FLAGSToNE WALKS and terraces. fire.
walls. F. MARcUcCIo. Rockville 34s-J
LANDSCAPE GARDENING. lawn service
pruning; f6n 5ss n planting, transplanting Kensns
VICTORY GARDENS made ready to pi. plant
slTRlns sTR aWsERy,x Snay VA .A3s 42s77 - 81
able. ia 3O15
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ROOMS fURkIsHED-korthwes,

200 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. N.W--At-
g ssFSaG.iveiy na furnished rooms tgansients only:
5sT Rfr SPkENR6u SPkE sR6 uP Sos S9 s6 sosa si
s5dSa, sHS sass s1oS lsE'nsfass
HOTEL FOX ST aie Df4tRn f4tS St ne seen csnte7 af
Sowntown; 3 hiks. greyhound TerminalN
HSTT HeGmi p raRk &c HoSsr Is per aos say NE 544
: BLOCKS Greyhound Bus station-Rooms,
iiso NfwToN RS rs s5 sPP Per S say FX 5si s5ss
6tlh,eo-semipyt bath; for .. sis wk.: for for
IL 5BssO;s sr &c Sw4oun. wRsss iaay
sos vARSuM ST. So Nv SwTeiessn7 s s7i eomfoIi
Die , sleeping room; man; no drinking or
si5 TaYIoR af St. 19%s MISE SEQ bedrm taS
girls; twin beds; Sa5 ca. Also vac. in
HiIss i1s Perry TGsR 81 pI NMMsster II 6sGs n.a2So
with private norch, next to bath; very
clean, in quiet, private home; $40 a mo.
y Gentieman only lith st. transportation
HOME FOR BUSINESSMAN. Chevy Cs chase.
near Connecticut ave. bus. 20 minutes
Wesn irom deyntoNn ss1s Nm; all eonysnienees; si4
1890 18th ST. N.W.-pb,l. Di, AM rms Ava avail for
you goqng ~ men; April /. ss5 SIS and $50. t
CAVALIER HOTEL. Apt. 5ss; clean Css conf
transp Ms V Gentleman lem Semse6lVate sP6 BATH conv
.odS A l4th ST. NV. Apt. 5 lat Euclid)-
Lady single front room. nicely furnished
4beanSrsse nbans % mattress' dressing table; unlim
llais EIIrMokE ST. N.w-NicelyI Isq fapn.
sS sro9s rm a for 3 ladies; with, laun. privii,
1915 ISGRaHAM' a's ST. App9i NWilFront ao bed4m
next nsSty bath; twin beds: for two girls;
s ssis oNTARIo NDmi 21 Rp mo- NW-sipsle es r86m
with gentle family for a refined Govt
girl conv. transp and restaurants; $40
s4ss OAKwooD TERRACE N.w.-1arse
single, :srd-fioor front room. detached
aome, in Mt. Pleasant; Sl2.5O per week.
stl4 18th ST; N.w.---vacancy for 4, one
for 8: also share with 2 others; Govt.
sES ;s5 Ge,Nesn aMoST sT snS w. s25 each S
Iea0 18th sT. N.W.-vacancies for young
Iois ladies'; walking distance downtown; s25
1854 PARK RD.-Large. light, attractive;
twin twin BEDS; forr2 for 2 girls; near transp.; ,S25
1881 oUE ST. N.w.-sinsle basement rm
with running water; 81 weekly; for men
ssoi 5th ST. N.w.-Large, nicely furnished
sf1s'ea sis kaioRAMA * faGh RD fsas d6isa a
Lransp:: Sl2 weekly; manasement Of house use
lTSe QUE sT. Nw-Under new manage
nent large triple: $3.50 ca single, SIS;
running water in rm
320 EMERSON ST. N.W.-Furnished front
bedroom. twin beds, unlimited phone suit
able for two gentlemen: private home; So5
ZACH. RA. 1920. 40
,135 ST. N.W.-Studio room. sink, grin
.135
,113 ST. N.W.--Nicely furnished front
iouble twin beds: $40 mo-: elevator: gen.
lie home.
20f MASSACHUSETTS AVE. N.w.-Dou- |
,le room, 3rd floor; twin beds, semiprivate
,ath; gentlemen: S22 each per month. |
'422 GARFIELD ST. N.W.-Lge conf. |
win-bed rm. for discriminating gentlemen,
~ mo. ca; refined home; meals opt. !.
xeel. S legation, Wo; 1900. so
~ 18TH ST. N.W.-Single room for /
irl, S2250. Call co. 976S.