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Milford chronicle., 1947-08-01

ton in Sussex County.
The question of a community hos
pital and the proposed one at SeS'
ford was discussed at some length.
1t was decided to invite a speaker
on the subject, in the near future.
The Georgetown-Mi llsboro Rotary
Club program was in charge of
Nicholas Varrato of Millsborp, at
the regular meeting on Tuesday
night. Mr.. Varrato who is serge
ant-at-arms and members of the
attendance committee of the local
Rotary, discussed the duties of his
Offices. Edmund S. Chamberlain, of
the Lewes Rotary Club, was a visi-
tor.
Mrs. Floy Hubbard LarimOre
aged SO years, wife Of Charles S.
Larimore, of Bridgeville, died at her
home on Saturday night, July 26th
following an illness of several
months.
Born in Titusville, Pa, June 30
1889, she was the daughter OF Les
ter Foster and Jennie Bowman
Hubbard, who came to BridgevillC
in the early 1900's.
In addition to her husband
Charles S. Larimore, she is sur
vived by a daughter, Mrs. Anna Raj
Wilson, Georgetown; sister, Mrs
Enid L. Cooper, Salisbury, Md, {
brother, Ivan Hubbard, Whining
ton and a granddaughter, Carolt
Enid Wilson, GEORGETOWN.
Funeral services were conducted
by the Rev. Lawrence E. Wimbrow
pastor of the Bridgeville Methods
Church, in the Hardesty Funera
Home, Bridgeville. on Tuesday af
tefnoon at two o'clock. Intermen
was made in the Bridgeville Gene
| terry.
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Lambden to Miss Joyce Ann Wilson,
both Of Georgetown, at the Hotel
Rigbie, Betterton, Md. Attending
from this town were, Mrs. lands
Wilson and daughter, Joyce Ann
and Mrs. Granville Lambden and
son, William.
Miss Tennie Lancaster of Rich
mond, Va, is spending the sum-
mer with her sister, Mrs. Pearl Pro-
fit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lindenberg
and daughter, Shirley, of Essing-
ton, Pa, are visiting Mrs. Linden
berg's father, Mr.. William Wyatt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd LittletoWn of
Snow Hill, Nd, were weekend
guests of his brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Littleton.
On Sunday afternoon they attended
funeral services for their uncle, Mr..
William Edward Hastings.
Mrs. Pearl Prifit and grandchil-
dren, Donnie and Skippy, are on a
visit with relatives in Floyd, Va.
Mrs. Olive Shamenek and daugh-
ter, Susan, of Allentown, Pa, are
visiting her sister and brother-in-
law, Judge and Mrs. James B. Carey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Shellenber-
ger returned to thier home Wednes-
day after spending a week with Mrs.
Shellenberge's brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Linden Nc
Ilvaine. Lin, Jr., returned home with
them for a stay of several weeks.
Howard Prettyman is spending a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
Dykes of near Laurel.
Reports of various committees
and brief addresses by James B
owen, Immediate Past President
and the Rev. Joseph C. Settle, who
spoke on baseball were the fea-
lures of this weeks meeting of the
local Kiwanis Club.
Earl Rust, chairman of the COM
mittee on Incorporation reported
( the Incorporation has now beer
completed and the Inc" will now
be added to the name of the Club.
Howard Warren, chairman of the
picnic committee announced tina
the picnic this year will be held OF
August goth, and will include f;
covered dish supper, at Riverdale.
George Russell reported to tn,
Club that Kiwanis signs are nov
being painted at the entrances o
Georgetown.
i Harry S. Smith, who was instruc
ted at last weeks meeting to writ
the U. S. Senators and Congress
man, urging the establishment of
weather station here. read a lette
from u. S. Senator John Williams
which stated that the station ha
already been allocated to New Cas-
; tie County. Sen. Williams has in
, dicated he will continue to pres
| for the ALLEGATION of a similar sta
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LEWES

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Straw and
family of Chevychase,e Md, spent
the. weekend in Lewes, with Mrs.
Straw's mother, Mrs. Clara Cover
dale. Mrs. Straw may be remember
ed as the former Miss Lillian Gov
erdale of Lewes.
Mr. and Mrs. Henrick Vane's of
of Philadelphia, visited over the
weekend with Mrs. Vane's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herald Birmingham,
at their residence on Fourth st.
Mrs. Isabel Jacob and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Rollins and Mrs. A.
Davan, who have been spending ten
days in Wildwood, N. j., have re-
turned to their home on Lewes
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Richardson
have with them at their home on
Kings Highway, Mrs. Richardson's
mother, Mrs. John NJ. Matthews of
Laurel.
Sgt. and MRS. Frank H. Stevens,
Jr., of Washington, d. c., are re-
ceiving congratulations upon the
birth of a daughter, born at the
George Washington Hospital, July
II, in Washington. Sergeant Ste
vens is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank H. Stevens of Lewes and is
married to the former Miss Leila
HuttO of Clinton, Arkansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mai and
family of Ithica, N. Y, were the
weekend guests of Mr.. MATS mo-
Their, Mrs. David Birmingham and
Mir Birmingham. Mr.. Mai is on the
teachers staff at the University OF
Cornell.
The Lewes Chamber of Commerce
under chairman Raymond r. At
kins is making preparations for one
OF the most outstanding aquatic
events in the East, the annual Del
aware Breakwater Swimming Meet
to be held on Labor Day. The event
the second annual affair, sponsored
by the G.. of C.. of the histroic little
seaport, nestled with the curve O
| Cape HenlOpen, last year attracted
a gallery of approximately three
! thousand persons, who lined thu
! bay shores to watch some of tn,
finest swimmers in this section o
the mid-Atlantic coast, compete fo
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-01

ton, Del, a former Lewes resident,
will spend sometime in Lewes dur
ing the month of August visiting
with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Anna Dickerson of Lewes,
is seriously ill at the Beebe Hospi-
tai.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard Coulter O.
Greenwood, Mr.. Charles Jones OF
Greenwood and Miss Dorothy Bay
of Whiteford, Md, were the week
end guests of Mrs. Coulter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford G. Cliff.
ton of Lewes, at their home in Pr
lot-town. Mrs. Coulter may be re-
membered as the former Miss jean
nett Clifton.
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handsome prizes donated by the
Chamber and by local merchants.
Mr.. Atkins will announce further
details in August.
Miss Mary Lee Coverdale of
Coverdale, Pa, who has been
spending several weeks in Lewes
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lloyd, expects to return
home some time this week. Miss
Coverdale's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall Coverdale, formerly of
Lewes, will be the guests of the
Lloyds this weekend.
Mrs. Macdonald Halsey and her
son, Brooke, of Ojai, California, are
spending a few weeks with Mrs.
Halsey's mother, Mrs. Anothony P.
Ingram, ST., at her home on Madi-
son Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Elliott and
family of Upper Darby, Pa, were
the guests of Mr.. Elliott's brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Phillip Elliott and family. On Sum-
day, the Elliott's enjoyed a picnic
at Oak Orchard, having as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Marsh
and son of Angola, Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Croft oil
Washington, D. c., were the week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Danrow and daughter, Phyllis, a,
| their residence on Mulberry st
/ Miss Nancy Croft. who has beer
the house guest of Miss Danrow
during the month of July, returned
home with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Croft on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Levine
4 Price of Baltimore, Md, were tht
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guests of their niece, Mrs. w. AL
len Vessels and family at their
home on Lewes Beach this past
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. William c. Hugh
and their children. Ricky and Ell
aine, of Montclair, N. j., are oc-
cupying the McGinnis cottage for
the month of August.
Capt. and Mrs. Justus B. Naylor of
Belle Mead Depot, Belle Mead, N. j.,
were the weekend guests of Mrs.
MAYORS mother, Mrs. Frederick G.
Clifton, ST., and brother, Hirons
Clifton.
Miss Sue Prettyman and friend OF
Seaford, Del, are visiting with Miss
Prettyman's grandmother, Mrs. Ida
Prettyman at her residence on Null
berry St.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford L. Trader
have recently purchased the Charles
Morris property on the. corner OIL
Second St. and Savannah Road
They plan to have an up-to-date tea
room in the dwelling.
Miss Ada NJ. Joseph of Whining
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GEORGETOWN

Mrs. Rowland G. Paynter. Mrs
Marc B. Saunders and Mrs. Janiel
j. Layton, Sr., were among the
guests who attended a buffet sun
per given Thursday evening by Mrs.
William P. Orr, of Lewes, at her
residence on Kings Highway. in
honor of Mrs. George Messersmith.
wife of the former Ambassador to
Argentina. Mr. and Mrs. Messer-
smith have been spending a week
with Mrs, Messersmith's brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Ca
leb S. Layton at their summer
home at Rehoboth Beach.
Mrs. Jefferson t. Pyle, of Balti-
more, Md, formerly of Georgetown.
has arrived at Rehoboth Beach for
the remainder Of the summer. She
was accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. Brandt Roberts who will STAY
two weeks.
Mrs. Thomas Ayers of Seaford
and Georgetown, who has been SER
iously i'll in the University of Pen
nsylyania Hospital, Philadelphia, is
reported to be slightly better.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Hudson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson G.. Boyer,
entertained at a picnic supper on
Wednesday evening at their cot
tages on Indian River.
Mrs. Harold F. Williamson of Sal
isbury, Md, formerly of Georgt-
town, is the guest of Mrs. William
Drysdale Gibson at Rehoboth
Beach, while Mr.. Williamson and
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dean Williamson are visiting
in Cleveland, Ohio.
Rev. and Mrs. Richard X. White
of Scranton, Pa, spent the last
Weekend with friends in Millsboro
and were among those attending the
supper and cocktail party given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian E. Townsend
in honor of their house guests, Mr.
and Mrs. Preston, of Wilmington
N. C.
Rev. Joseph C. Settle and daugh
ter, Jane, and Mr.. ]. Thomas Rob
inson and daughter, Margaret Kath
CllnCe wiz AdNC OCCA I'll OH CAbOAA0
ed motor. trip to the West Coast
have arrived home. DR.. Joseph B
NAPLES, who accompanied them, lief
the party last Saturday to join hi
wife and daughter, Mrs. Josephine
NAPLES Hughes and with them will
spend some time visiting friends il
California. Is
NJ. ond NHco, Ct,o,.1oe, Two nm 81
have been spending week at Re
hoboth Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sherwi
have been guests of Mrs. Sher
wins aunt, Mrs. Minnie King Baker
in Wilmington. They left this wee
for trip to Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Nelson
Jr., of Rehoboth are being congrs
tulated on the birth of Sol
Charles T. Nelson, 9rd, born in tn
Beebe Hospital, Lewes, Sunda!
July goth. Mrs. Nelson is the fol
mer Miss Eva Givens of this tow
and graduate nurse of the Beet
HOSPITAL.
Miss Carol Lible is visiting he
aunt and uncle, DR.. and Mrs. A. !
Krvgier. at Somerton, Pa.
Miss Norma King is spending tw
weeks at Camp Otonka, on the II
dian River.
Miss Betsy Quicker and Miss Mar
c. r. Jones left Thursday for
weeks STAY at the Chalfonte-Had
don Hall, Atlantic City, N. J.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-01
Fish Hooks Man

CLEVELAND - up - George
MetkOvich, Cleveland Indian out
fielder, carries the name of Cat
fish" after a fishing trip on the
Manatee river in Florida. George
hooked a catfish which had swal-
lowed his hook. George tried to re-
trieve the hook, but one of the fins
of the fish went through his shoe
putting him out of action for three
weeks.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-01
It's Pipe

JOHANNESBURG = P - Be-
cause it is impossible to obtain
metal water piping the Potchef-
stroom council has authorized the
use of ordinary garden hose fol
connecting newly-erected houses.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

ARLINGTON, VA, near Psntagon-lR'sasu-
tuy den Sre ees ss f hGa as on Nv st Tss
sa ether 0eS Ssdrn stss snd baths IND Il
R &s'a a a ssra ss:n sva sept T. $3.50
a ns 81. sSSovi A-s.rm, a-bath 81 bliok
f ffIeaia MadRG6ER eo Sobi &son
s S1Es 81 6bpo 5s4l; c1RcIE-Atsrset.vs small
a ao sa sms e ksE = Box so 4s3Y star ss
WANTED, consenial lady TO share chris aan
CHEVY v,i'a CHASE fsssE D. 0 e; Maseme st. ~
$500 month, Z rooms, baths bsdrms.'
e vs. sss =! fSa 81 .S',
John MaPSt * sns sIs% got kmSwn
matte or State Dept. family bsdrms.
baths most t. vs rita snt sra ven
a & e: sssS 3: Sf isc Re No. ing
bD Gns SiEs1e PM mr. dhesorgOwnIoyey cor:
Reservoir rds.; 8 ise bedrms.. baths.
F FsI in aen v fe and Tes rm s abe
J. j. Leo Iss* KOBE 5 nc, MI, sioo. BOX ss;A:
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED, 9 rooms. oil
heat. air cooled: ! block to busline; g IS
asF %SSth fuhS Se S s6Tar 4 ri nearby Va
e dor aoRa!nk td co eRR f SIS
esF desirable rs Bog od S5y ss s5aa
row house, furnished completely; oil burner,
recreation room; 1928 per month; Mint
Of year Lease required ftsI 0"i fos
I appointment to Inspect.
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BOATS lcent.)
A NEW 1947 22-h.p. Evinrude motor.
used 20 heyrs, eau District s932 81 .

display model; never Launched. Here i
modern. cruiser on the market. reduced
completely equipped with cleo. wiper.
helmsman seat navy top mahogany din
Ps ssSss IS fs II JACK
1917 boat that sells for S92 so. Inn
mediate delivery. Also available are 49,
h; Ig2r Eiawbesu o, 26-lb1 oqsboard me ssGs
sS;FT. CABIN BOAT. sleeps four. Toilet,
m satey sres 1850 See
locked at Rogers Boat Yard, Shady Side,
NEW NEW 1s-Fr. BOAT AND ATLAS 5-horse-
plywood. Run only a few hours. $395.
A. B. CLAYTON. Cedarhurst, Md. Phone
lift. RSu5NABoUf. Aft. beam. wind
shield s htDr twnicyindsr Nsp
oHGrBBooAgRp MOTOR, ss-h,p. Evinrude.
CAR-TOP BOAT with new cupboard motor;
S175 or. best OTTER under. WI. GAIA all
READY Siy 5g'f FOR LABOR DAY weekend cruise
AUX. yawl, Gray engine: sleeps 2; condi-
.Sa EXCELLENT g gfs reduced for sns
R sFr yaTa sGS 8 Exist B 81 well
UN 4425 go
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FARM and GARDEN.

TOPSOIL, All dirt. sand and road gravel
load. sH. 511o, FIR; 557s. 81
MSsae asec RSas A. adnnefs T sns
a9iks MI efeHs Rosfye sSSs
Y ss Gsr'f ae g s1ae nsss
trucks, traders; must Be sold ii. 80 days;
new. OWNER. IA. 21e0 after 9.
GOOD BANK RUN, gravel and sinders fol
roads, streets and driveways; delivered sno
5ohs ssStSsPogy9Tia eoies1ills. Nd: cal
JUST ARKIVED-Redman g. Roth Garden
King tractors with culttvators. ploWs anc
sickle bar attachments. STANLEY II
HORNER, INC, Trailer Center, 9th st. ano
Florida ave. ne. FR. 1921.
RoToTILLERs NOW AvAILABLE-Thss
garden tractor Of 100 uses. Phone CT. $500
for demonstration. SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN
11s ff15ol Fill Iii pfR4 good k srsde
wilson SON. rL III 1oos. kensinst0n Da mso
T TOP SOIL, MANURE, bank gravel wash
gravel and sand. Ov. 1925.
LANDSCAPE SERvICE-soddins, seeding
grading and pruning. Lawns renovated
TOP soil delivered: no lob too small. ASH
operator for Ashton 21S2. 81
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HOTEL 240O-24OO 10th ST. N.W.-We
have 4 Misunderstanding suites with fIii
hotel service. $500 to $3.50 per mo. GO.
HOTEL 24oo-a4oo 18th ST. N.w.-We
hsxe bs ar ag ss sy p.l %s sep sd
s-RooM FURN. APT. for rent, $50; with
option to buy bldg, consisting OF turn;
sStemooiie. siSs oakwo0d ter. NV, pu.
S eSSgi A1R-coND1r1oNEp stad,s
eofab. etc; Conn, and KaIorama "a, THE
so4 Af KsiSr.ms rd sDsnnaetisso T sso
small unit for one. ss7,6o. Shown a from
S BATH, fisshsn: SO per m month. wo: ssS1s.
WOMAN to share apt. with elderly Jewish
month. Cali TR: 1882 between !; m
sse OLD zSe GIRL ~ d desires to share
sss mo $500 10th st. NV. DE. $500
i isfs s1 BATH III
ss Rooms AMR RITE sssFaSsvssy AZ
s sI tSsH mo "'A Box 1854, star. rs
a.! : 'ss a.
s sois K KAho S Ma RD. N.w.-Youns lady
to share entire toOT s apt s yi.n
s1 R.@' 6 cS sr e1 R:E-rwo girl. to share q
S SsaT mo sgs .ssf Ar sssso .as
with kitchen PRIVILEGES; Sb5 per month.
AkkLiNSTfoN. private. 3 rooms and bath,
Sg: SI25 per month; EAi 2l7s,R m oS
WA eWy 81 ep sfs n NV
sr fPe 81 't ss7a atssr iaen
s sSszi ssi Eiy nm ~: srlz,1::s:s. n =
G ;sao af ssth 2 A.. s7Es. Ant No. 2T 20
sussfiine: 0'e Can afts5 5 sSsninss. al gay
f sat5H sHa Hpr e49 FL g. in residential
sssS ssS a|s
a PSF q bsn g ssX xst star MR. BUTTON go
%tb to snare s5 soo spG
s35 mo. 1114 Monroe st. NV, DE $3.50 1885
sTesins shiia; q NoTssws 81 sssslon dE
YOU Yso5TSNie JEWISH GIRL to share nicely l
furn. 2-bedroom apt. with 8 other girls;
$50 month. 1401 Fairmont St. NV. AID.
S464, Apt. 212.
TO 3 OR quiet, refined, employed girls
Attractive 4-rm G bedrms.), furn: apt;
fins nv. sec; tMt. Pless.). 1915 KiIbourne
pl. No drinking or loud parties; 50 wk
ca for 4. For inspection. call AD. S353.
GIRL TO SHARE apartment with other
girls, $50 Bellevue Gardens. end OF Fort
Drum busline. Call after g. 1873 1rvington
st. s.w.. LU 0099, Apt. PA.
ills EUCLID ST. N.W.-Girl to share apt.
with another girl: close to carlines: every
thing furnished. $50 month.
ENTIRE Ist-FL. APT, liv. rm.. bedrm.,
beautiful glassed sun porch, kit, Electro
lux; oil heat, newly decorated; exclusive
NV. neighborhood; excel. transp;: quiet
empl cpl. no children, pets or noisy par
ties: S150 per mo-: 2 mos. rent IN advance.
Give reference, detail and phone. BOX
1851 4s saaF ST. N.w.-Lovely s-rm. apt,
home, adults. Cali after 7:30 pm. EN-.
ss9s; S see e slS9 w per front 1,
stove. refrg, Ice. closets: newly decor
white. sober adults only; $65. co. 9341.
7OI ALLISON ST. N.W.-Livtng rm., kitch.
enette, Murphy bed, for ] girl, $500
month GE 1904.
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sell. Cali MR.. CARDIGAN. Lexington
N mn &o Ga80 FLYING CIRCLES, the word
Is, don't overhaul-exchange!" Liberal al
lowance on your cid engine for new one
on Continental Exchange Plan. Fiat. rate
change over service IN one day available.
Cont. engines and parts. Willard batteries
(auto and air). General tires. Delivery
service COASTAL AVIATION CORP, AT
Calvert ave; Alsxandria, 0V. 2063. ID
nounce to its many friends and customers
the stan addition Of Dan B. JACQUES, vice
Pres. in GhaIse Of Sales, and remcyal 70
vert 0n aye Ae ov $os msIles south OF wsoh
sTINsoN VoyaEsr. model 10, excellent con-
dition; Tsst s sse1l; no reasonable oner re-
EaRssCouPES 1916. e5 hours, perfect; win
demonstrated; extra equipment; privately
owned: S2,45o. Woodley 5s1s. L.,
ERCOUPE 194e, 100 hours: Q way radio,
lens alt; perfect condition.: best offer. Can
be seen, Falls Church Air Park; or call FA.
IoCKHEED LoDEsTARs t2), completely
installed. Phone GE. 11f6 after p.m.-29
CESSNA 40. privately owned; 2-way
radio, metal prop, landing lights. perfect
condition: will sacrifice for immediate
sale. BOX 155-A. Star. rs
INDIVIDUAL HANGARs for rent. HYDE
sCHuITz i947. used less than 2 mo,
Just completed 2,o00-mi trip: can be seen
by apt DU. 1926. =
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

NEW HAMPSHIRE house. few va
earsss for Eisls in this 1 pog2u;a5d guest ss
ee a sps' New m sHGs a
14o1 18th St. N.w.-Nicely, furnished,
Fl; s ts; ts %ss' ,ssIs Ss: ind
town: excel. meals: reas. MI. S71o. -se
HOME COOKED MEALS, pleasant sur
sSs for D ssss i0 sao ana
conv. transp. to Pentagon and downtown:
tssphons and Laundry Prsviegsss MAI MoS g.
iro@ nome se shis vintsT delicious FOOD;
1874 4Sa I SSW aAx 81 II s5 2yE
lse lp Windows; next to sash. W. special.
lie in good food. Also single bsmt. room.
s SCI sl .sas 81 esIsween.lsn.n room .na
VI Wi1h sseSi sEs: s!5sisss sess St
s sbs Toom aa' sood ho%sscoofsd foed SS
GOOD !, HOME 4. and care for elderly is 5sd'
SINGLE E66M IL gyt. h hsHs with or 9Th
sas SW mffS G AVE.. nj r2k PIX, MD. Hsy.
meals; women only. Call after D. 81. 1i4l.
LOVELY ROOM with porch, large closet
next to bath. for gentleman; breakfast.
coNGENiAL HOME for girls: large double
yats, bath. zoos Mass. ave. NV. go.
iii 7774 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Large triple nm,
semfprivate bath, $50 mo- bsmt. double,
ee f5ShFe sssai e. AND All CHARMING room,
and excellent meals at King-Smith School
through September preschool days, BY the
day, week or month; convenient for buses
and streetcars: NO, 5b93. 2s.
double, with good meals. 81
1925 18th s. NW.-The Marietta. love-
ly rooms for young ladies. running water
GIRL TO SHARE NICE ROOM with private
bath with another girl; meals furnished
24-hour switchboard service; $50 q mo
Phone ewes. after $50. DI. 1880, Ext 400
I WILL GIVE large double rm. to mother
with ]. or 2 childrens with board and DAY
lovely ne. home with home privileges. Cal
II person ct s21 Maryland ave. ne. ar any
LBS F FIT ST. NV double, pyt
bath: single: girls or man and wife
Available September !.
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BOATS.

GAR WOOD left. utility. boat. 92-h:p
S Sistfu ~ nstty soat SAFES
s1Bf osAs t?FS Go fs s iFvBs st.
oo1HETi i "a SSq @3orons FOR RENT, y day
~ Sls5 81 sys o a:,5 900 rome. nr. e..
sR'Pfs :? Z zSS 'so ssn1 isis
Soar f. rek saHEss #. !sp s . s1Elna
with running lights, cushions, life pre-
Soushs new EVEN IN &pr e this Year. viii sell
ouIBoAkD NORGE sSS 19 p 57a easy Say .o
steelcraft cabin cruiser for rent by the
hour, day or week; special weekday rates
s sal s es * a $751; Maine ave ana ST.
ENGINES, wisconsin air cooled. sasoli lii {.
P1GRs Ne aSsf oW SIS
s|fsi E sss Fl az TWIN sersy ao SLEEPS 4.
WE sEKyE ali makes q oYt9oarssA Sales rs
fRshiHs P4s1iEs ssy Of might cssss
4SPS d k5SS III Shelsfk, s.rshs
plete marine toilet AND galley, a., al, equip I
m nssnt ready c to go; $1,000. Call oN. 31l0
34 CABIN CRUISER, best buy on the bay;
must sell this week; ready to go anywhere.
See e. Ao9 phRgs Roa fol Ysrd Ra Ma
demonstrate, Price, $1,000 or best offer.
sfi1be ssy e Is4 g. pesss
eond.. $3.50. RA. 4so5. S5s
cabin cruiser. 1s.tt; Beam, inelosed deck
house; sleeps g; full sSed double bed IN IN
many maj se Extras a. ~ Cali Bradley o5f7 for %.
P PslFTa hThNsBoARD RuNABouT, recently
oyerhsuled and Fspaippt 2. spare al mSsoE
a ss f. + s Il SHg sol sEs
s fSssiosY Rl EouR II vsatcxr1oN on s4t CABIN
yourself; sIoo, per wk. Call COOPER
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s eHRTof T BoaTsHoliday sale, AUG 49,
20, 80 only: weight. 60 lbs: length i9 and
| 12 feet: chrome-plated hardware: reduSeQ
| 30T to only S119.50. s. KING FULTON,
INC, sos Maine ave. s.w. 3os
SEA KING 1916 cupboard motor; twin
cylinder, 33 horsepower, automatic rewind
starter Good condition: $40. Must sell,
need cash. Call No. 1859 after pm,
| YACHT, As It. by 10 IT. 6 in. by It. q IN,
| excel. cond., new Chrysler Crown. 2-to- I
ratio engine; separate light plant anti Il 2
gas with full oven range in large galley:
silverware for s. dishes. linen and glass
ware; swimming and boarding ladder,
deck chairs; 75-lb.. ice. refgr.: simple
| lockers, drawers and deck space; sleeps
in forward cabin with pvt head aa
head: deck house. Of Honduras mahogany
tables. seats and all Speratins S9n1ro Il:
and hand biige pump; two s-dsy clocks
barometer and pinnacle; at.tnngss Of brass nns
for home afoat Can be seen Aug: 30
81 and Sept. at weirheim's Boat YARD;
Compton gear Leonardto"wn' Nc, OF cal
plication. SA