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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-18

to
for myself a place among
the pre-
paraOn of shrimp rich lobster
gumbo rarb and other such crsne But the
can kidney stew proved to be my undong.
III take any fact, my kidney
brewed dadHest pOsOns
(bOtusm), thereby Also
pOsterity
and perhaps That whipped
which is think n looking
pot Of stew could ~ paralysis 2)
lung a major operation Of thirty pounds
weight hospital prospect
months cOnvasCng enough to make look closely
at what they
only I given intraveneousy
liquids given a
who loves food imagine the the
often dreamed sizzling
chops swimming IN men brown gravy ana eang succuient roas
with all the trimmings Visions elaborate beautiful
you
magazine sections marched through mind and seemed real
almost smell did realize that
wasn't food smelling the usual hospital odors
More seriously like you 1 appre-
aed plea for blood for in column Evidently
have large following for people responded Thanks mill
etenaTy grateful those who offered
blood those who There
whose do not know and cannot
personally. you you may
know for
Helen, being bachelor I living
the old community keeps of touch with the
the have been living
less 10 ny' almost comPeY WOUND up IN theatre ana rauo ~
assocang with small circle of friends In situation of this kind
the other people and that had surely
done Then this thing happened me and was amazed and shocked
number who expressed desire
help me IN any way they could AFTER mat te very huD ana
little ashamed People pretty swell after all aren't they?
my husbands hitherto
mild interest premeal preparations literally
shoulders demanding to know what
to know If the food is fresh when it
boughs properly cooked and etc They
the kitchen, dish of food with
suspicion actually little DOMAIN Unforgveabe
husbands and others There have only
type food medical history and
first Minneapolis that Ike good
safety present food cooking
harmless So husbands fellow
brethren approach table meame with
smell heavenly mouth
watering yourself avorte place stretch
legs table, pick up your fork with
aft attack with gusto.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-18
Younger Set Enjoy
Ann Bannarns
Dill L.. n.-A,.

All OhNuy IVA
Saturday, Feb. 5, a birthday
party was given at the Sterling
club honoring Miss Shirley Ann
Bannarn, in celebration of her
ninth birthday.
Her young guests were Joyce
Mean, Donna Mae Davis, Patricia
Lewis, Leonard Davis, Jr., Wilma
Neal, Gloria Jean Bannarn,
Charles Mcintosh, Lawrence Whit
more, Herman Haskins, Judy Blak-
ey, Eulis Pierce Anthony Ellis,
Gloria Mcintosh, George Sanders,
Arlene Hammond, Carol Sanders,
Carlaraye Simmons, Henriette
Bobo, Marlene Barona, Loretta
Grant, Bonnie Lou Tucker, Charles
Horn Hickman, and Bunetta Sim
mons.
Hostesses for the occasion were
Mrs. Margaret James, Eva Ball.
Jewell Bobo and Miss Charlotte
Doyle.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-18

Under Federal Old-Age and
Survivors Insurance, survivor bene-
fits are payable to your depend
ents when you die-no matter
what your age is at the time.
Strangely, many workers families
still do not realize they have this
protection.
Your wife and child cannot re-
Ceive social security benefits until
you reach 65 and stop working.
But they can get survivor benefits
if you die before or after 65
provided you are insured at the
time They may receive monthly
benefits or a lump sum, depending
on who makes up your family.
But almost always, something is
payable to your family at the time
Of your death.
Therefore, as a person who is
building social insurance protec-
tor on the job, you are urged to
make it your business to TELL
YOUR FAMILY that:
l. II you die, they may be eligi-
BILE for monthly old-age and sur
vivors insurance benefits Widows
with children under IS in their
care get special consideration. II
you have neither wife nor child
but your parents are dependent
upon you, tell your parents that
If you die they may be eligible for
monthly benefits at age IS or
later. If you have no children, your
wife should not wait until she is
IS to file claim for benefits. She
may be eligible for a lump-sum
death benefit. The time for claim
ing this expires years after the
date of death.
2. You have a social security
card. Tell your family where you
keep it. In case of your death they
should take it to the nearest So
cial Security Administration field
office and file a claim for benefits.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-18

me
Dear Helen:
You can imagine what blow to my pride in my
culinary art it must have BEEN to discover had
cooked up pot Of poison for myself. In the last
few years had come to think was quite the boy
with pots and pans. Long ago graduated from eat
ing out of cans, making cheese and cracker sand
wiches depending on the vagaries of the chef in
the local restaurant, fate suffered by most of my
fellow bachelors. Indeed, had gained a wonderful
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Galloway,
1856 Rondo Ave, celebrated their
seventh wedding anniversary Tues
day. Feb. IS. They have three
daughters.
The American LEGION Auxiliary
held a luncheon and meeting Mon
the meeting they discussed the
housing problem.
day afternoon at the YWCA. At
The Oak Leaf Art club met Mon
day, Feb. IA, at the home of Mrs.
J. T. Harris, 81 W. Jessamine. The
next meeting viii be at the home Of
Mrs. Alice jackson, 925 Marion st.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-18

Miss Charlotte Wilson was en-
tertained Saturday, Feb. IL, with
a surprise birthday party given by
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Oliver, at their home at 666 w.
Central Ave. Guests present were
Airline Allison, Margaret Walden,
Deloris Walker, Ruth Davis, Ruth
Manning, Thelma Miller, Mary
Richards, Wanda Owens, Ethel
Manning, Albert Durand, Afford
Henson, Frank Winfield, Edward
Hicks, Inman Johnson Charles
Curry and Kenneth Robinson.
Charlotte received many lovely
gifts.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-18
SOCIAL e PERSONAL!
MINNEAPOLIS

Mrs. Norton w. Parker, 1920
18th Ave. ~, gave a party in
honor of her husbands birthday
Saturday, Feb. IL. The persons pre-
sent at the party were Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Coles, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Patrick, Miss Nellie
Greer, Mr. Charles Peterson, and
Mr.. Willie Wheaton, st. Paul.
Mrs. Joan Wilson, 1905 Fifth
Ave N, returned from Toronto,
Canada where she attended the
funeral of her mother, Mrs. Marie
Robidcau.
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Sincerely,
John Maxwell

their care and for the children If
in the care of someone other than
a widow.
Lump-sum death benefits may
also be paid on a currently insured
status. All other types of benefits
require that the worker must have
established himself as fully in
sured.
The worker who has told his
family about the benefits they may
receive has taken the longest step
he can to make sure the protection
he is building for them will get to
them.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-18

ing to be held Thursday evening.
March 10, at the home Of Mrs. T.
Cunningham. $50 Fuller Ave. All
members may invite their hus-
bands for the social hour following
the business session from $50 on.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-18
CHATTER PATTER
BY HELEN SMITH

Counteractng the tragedy last week. letter
written by lives joke about it,
John Maxwell whose picture and story
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-18


Winners Of the letter writing
contest for the next two issues
have been chosen, but because Of
lack of space the first winning
letter will not be printed until
next week, and the second letter
the week after that. The two win
ncrs already chosen are Jean
Pierre Gulmant of 575 ROndo
Ave, and w. II Taylor, st. Paul.
Letters are still being received
for this contest. Address all en-
tnes to Contest Editor, st. Paul
Recorder. 3l2 Newton Building,
St. Paul, Minnesota.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-18
Mill City Visitors

AbVIU1 u 70 OuIIV VI IILd
Mrs. Anna Mae Pitts returned
to Los Angeles, Calf. Jan. %, af-
ter visiting her husband, Roy
Pitts. 16OS1a f. Franklin, and
friends for one week.
While in Minneapolis Mrs. Pitts
was the recipient of many favors
from numerous friends.
Mr.. Pitts, who is employed by
the Rock Island Railway company
has been a resident of Minneapo-
lis for four years.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-18

Powers, president will include
members of the board of directors,
staff, committees, two young bust
ness women and and two Y-Teens.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-18
SOCIAL & PERSONAL
ST. PAUL

At S16 Sunday Feb 90 the Sunday evening salon. the
Halle O. Brown community house. recital Of young people
will be given Those appearing the program will be Janice
Ponder and Julia Jones the piano; Roberta and
Marcheta Allen the violin.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

rm.. kit. and bath apt. with re-
nsd ne,. LADY ~ 76so AZ privils; uniim: ssle-
detached brick house with empl.
women or couple; all privils.; ref.
REFINED GIRL TO share apt, with
2 Others; be- -,as ~ privl, ss Hawaii M,s ave
a n, alkIs Is; 70 aiss; Share s-rm. house Y,.h
5 gentle girls: SIS month. Incl.
food. 53ls lst st. NV. Ia. s0of.
4s.h AND MASS. AVE. N.w,-Youns
Govt girl wishes to share basement
and entrance, phone IN room. bus
at corner: reas. rent. OR; l751.-ls
TWo WOMEN to share s-bedrm; apt.
in sc. with another lady: kitchen
priyilesss; new bldg; Bendix In esnf'
LADY n WISHES WISHES to share s-rm. apt.
new bldg, twin beds: refs. eysh.'
coSsfslAt 5sSs fs9 cs aos4. a. ias Gill as. ss
35 yrs. 10 share attrae, new apt.
With another girl eonV' to eusltne' aa
z:..iss :'!s :=sa. .sss:: Rss:'s . r
WfDOWER has beautiful furn
apartment Of two bedrooms, living
room. dinette and kitchen with
privilege Of maintaining one bad
room. Cali WA. 4S2G Sat. be
tween Am. and Pen: SUNDAY
RscanELoR nEL n wishes isl" 70 share his new 8
bedrm. apt, with or 2 men or youne
married cpie Loe. nr. Peace Cross
in Hyattsville. TR. 25os. YIN. s3fs.
ARL.-Nice eongenial girl. IS to 32.
:aars soa. csR a. cH. ssas. ssEsi e0ns' is iR'
WILL SHARE HOME with respcn-
sfble couple; NO objection 10 small
child; SIS week. VI. 312i. la
WOMAN wants Catholic woman 70
jaiy u. Sox SsS-E STAR. 10
Evening star., 1949-06-19
COUNTRY BOARD
ROOM AND BOARD in licensed hon

ROOM AND BOARD in licensed home
for babies up to 8 yrs: $40, mo-:
ROOM AND BOARD for children
from 10 mos: to 2 yrs, in Christian
FOR CAMP INFORMATION. call
sar' ss O. 1d s. Pap Rsa AZ ssRD sst'ya H.
VACATION M THE MTs.-ouiet,
ter: inner-spr. mat; 3 meals: s., so
sANurTEN SAN LODGE. 1t. Z. BOX q.
cHiIDRnN EH1hoRfks' BsoARpEb on farm Mod
ern conyeniences, licensed home;
Phone Ashton 2102. MRS. SIMON
CRAVER. Brookeville. Md.
NEAR MOUNTAINS. river: screened
porches, shady modern; best food.
well prepared: sight of town: rates.
Sib week. MRS. CLINT BURNER,
LADY IN COLONIAL BEACH will
board children by week or month.
vACATioN ON A FARM-AduIts.
Swimming. riding, tennis. etc; 45
miles from d. c.: weekly rates. $3S
up. includes 3 delicious meals daily.
Drive ont. make reservations. Cata-
log. THE RANDALLS, Clarksville.
BoaRDERs WANTED. by week or
month; adults only. Quiet Retreat.
New Market. Va. Phone $500,
or write Box 1l6, New Market, Va. .
Evening star., 1949-06-19
ROOMS WANTED

UNMARRIED PROFESSIONAL MAN.
sge as wishes comfortable room
in quiet surroundings need nos be
close in. have car Box 254-R- Star
HARVARD STUDENT has summer
position In State Dept. desirsi
single room in nv. area or iook
after apt for vscstioning people
Box Stir. star. la'
ROOM Prefer private bath In eGis'
gentle homs upper i4th st NV
settled gentleman: ref. Box 231- r
otIET. mature woman. Govt. en-
pioyed, wants conf rm., good nhhd
nv PREF perm: Box 4os-k, star
EMPLOYED WOMAN wants conf Nn-
gle room vicinity Dupont Circle.
Boa AZ r., Star
GOVT. EMPLOYED LADY desires sin
gle room in private Christian home /,
NV pref Box 43I-R. Star.
LARGE, single bedroom By elderly o.
hce woman; S25 mo. small storage
space desired for boxes, no suburbs.
Box 434-R. Star
ROOM. it. grlli. refgr. or kit. pvIg {;
Ch ch. D C, Nd. buses, BY lady,
employed Box 45i-R, Star.
TEACHER. lady, wishes pvt. rm.. kit
privileges. in cultured home. pref
erably VIC Conn. ave. and Calvert
or Calf Willing 10 do light duties
or companion in exchange or rent
Best refs BOX 256-M Star
Evening star., 1949-06-19
RMS. FURk.-MD. 8 VA.

FAMILY OF TWO desire one en-
ployed tenant for comfortable room.
next bath in a tree sheltered bun
galow. KE: 3-4s37. 90.
ARL., near Arlington Hail, attractlye
a%;i ag,s pvt home excel transp. np,s sI'
ARL.-2 studio rooms. done in knotty
pine. and bath; for gentlemen only.
l046 N. Edsewood ST., Arl. ,cH'
AIEx.. GiS BEVERLY HILLS - Master
bedroom. triple exposure; dble
privileges. Il desired. TIE. 55s6.
LARGE ROOM, next to beth; near
fHs fsSg 81: AsTs. sSs4 entrance. pvt.
ssth sss lesff ca So fa9'st; s.oss isss gentleman
LARGE ROOM near Arlington Hos
pital: one or two girls; dressing
room, pvt. bath. pvt entrance; :o tsle,
phone extension. Chestnut 4s22
s' sas' ssH.msa S5R 1RJ Il py IS hG%s %s Ssst %s
Attractive 1Sr COOL ROOM; em-
ployed gentleman. $40: couple. $40
mo-; between 2 buses; phone and
NJ iaunsT2Hr s2rNffR RHsTRlesaf Mnseooi se inn 1m twin
beds; in refined home: bus at cor
ner; ladies . pTefsrred; SO each per
ARIINGfoNDsinele Rilf; Nl room, in pvt.
home; next to bath: l block to bus
and shopping center. CHI. 66l4.
FOR RENT-L.h.k. rms; conv. 10
Fort Myer. OW. Sill. -H
ARL.-Attr dble. rm.. next bath:
conv.; privileses; girls. GL. 2422
tAucF norIRIE pr,va.e hath two
iarse closets, unlimited phone: pri-
vate family: on transportation.
LIZ sa Bawn. sfsn HE1oHrs-sinsle rm..
pvt. home; on busiine' lo.min. nsJa ride ride
TAKOMA PARK-with kitchen priv
ileges to couple. in cool. pvt. home.
| block from all conVeniences: un-
limited phone; S45 per mo. SH
SILVER 1--WE sPRrNG-Dble. studio rm.,
/ blk to bus; $50 per mo-; girls,
aRIrSs4oN. sH; ssaS, near clarendon- on
Bright double room; near PsntasSSpp
and Navy Annex, oW So5g' us ,,;r
nished master bedroom with pri-
vate shower and telephone, $50 mo.
NEWLY FuRN. twin-bed rm.. closets,
semipvt. bath, new.home priyiis' :
sfkyfs flGsf to sFskNNiee sysaksSinfN 10 f foT sir
no other roomers. privileses; 50 per
nEI. aAY. NLEx., vA.-Rm., adjoin.
bath; sale. man; excel. bus service.
Cali oV. 1889 wkdays.. after $50
pm; any anyobTs tiTs Sat- s1 %. or snei mon.h sin
hIs.s W.. sss: s6i doubles, $50. The CASTLE
INN Forest Glenn, Silver Spring.
SILVER sPRRfHSG-Attrae, double rn:'
next to bath. unlimited phone: sonv
ss snSD esssI sn snse a0's
double. beautiful summer surround
oSksi oss shisi p5fisTrsseeM psfsTseMsN 81 vii sh.r.
nearby va. home With o, z others;
TAKOMA PARK. Md. 8 Grant ave
bed. maple 'h; furn., venetian blinds.
bus and stores around corner. sH.
AIRgIIiNaroN. near clarendon-Lge
front boom, next bath. pvt, home;
sonv; transp,; smpi. CPL or :
Laf. lsfiss; End ri FLio6R ,5Rs kM.. from now un-
q SEPT; 70; s25 mo, Hyattssnilie'
FURN. ROOM in new home, next to
bath: nr. streetcsr line, ss wk. Tow
N. ARI.. best neighborhcod: pvt, res
idence; lge. dbl. rm., pvt. bath,
gentlemen or couple; ride TO Penta-
LOVELY DOUBLE ROOM with run
ming water: bus stop at door. Park
ing facilities; pleasant surroundings.
Reasonable for 2 people. 6fo3 Bal
timore blvd, wa 6e05
LARGE ROOM. conv. transp., use Of
phone. AP. 0Tse. 4104 3oth st.,
Evening star., 1949-06-19
ApARTMFkrs WAkTup

t-nEDkOOM anfarntshed APT no
children, permanently emeio,sa-
auist sioo.siso per month al.s
roman sns'''tss'S tD%ioaT Isrs' isn E.i.i.sss
sffS9iDfsT. veteran .ne oe,', sn
picys1 uifs dssirs unfurn apt
.ithia 70 Tin,.s' ''r,.;.., .s, s.., ..;
sept mss. $40, Can AP isss
wosas stssL SHnYsnrAs. p.rm.n.n. nan
Government smp.oys. dssirss sg'
sssn..s.a s.1,.s |. .':,,'' I'M '';t.,:sl, s!; L
susfxxsE wanted for sammss fgrs
stadis apt. To mod. ast bios
pssiias aaturn. . rn., hit ~,
s.a.s,.s s:.s5 ~ az p'n.. ssos' .'' '@ess!'' y!
STHsisnEp i-reoa .as sitkhss
si,aaiss 'naia'sa iss'. s'i ssi:h Fl:
wASrEp-s-resm sp, ? lssl..
sS2 sft.r esu Go ssI6. e.r,
on 1000. Raj tsss. MRS stAia
WOMAN desires s-'eam 81 .t.tlssssr
.sturss.s.e .si sass pvt msss sN =. 'S,s rs.sss.s.
rosst axsr.ssAs ..... .s tssl
.unnv isrn rn. ssths sltehsnssis
EMyLoYED coIrf1 ssteins nsrTssd
ss;s,. s:;,.. :':s:s: :: :s:; s s sss 'st' ~. :.
sFDao0a. uviss. t,t .ne tssa.
turn smpasyes eps et ]ar 4
anal ysa*t sessset9ssn .ss
cssIsfsss s1ns1 coSrss a;lnie s..i..: .a.: pri..r
p.,.sr,s p.,. s':n =, esii,ss' :sal s'' I'll T ..ss
s., s.t.s sa ssns., ~.
~, y. ,;s ..::a'a .:: !: .b =! so
sstissp EMsIorsB ssupa., sea
snasins. noss-6rinkins, ne esss &C.
sifs l 81 s-seeresn sef ssfsfn
s,.n y $40. me Err b.: ss...s. :ss .' .ss... a !.
sAcuEIos ss Epeaes, sssiss ssst,ss
ssas e. ses ssa,srsss ssm.1 sass
=: .s.. .'.s Il. .:si'.s ssai..s'i i..ist.s .. d. 80
rxvurs,sssn AsAsrnxxr. ~|
! rosns fitfhea sae sFfvsas ssse
b, satss sinsss veensn5 efsfss aass
e i.sA co NJ rssa&@ea tssas.ss-
ustuss' xsTcussTyp ~ i-s-s.
rm apt desired ~ sssestxsss tsss
osvt s@pseys< wssnsn- sssss. ssss
ss:s ss:s. 81 si. !. De- ~ M ~ s,sa 80 sss,
KMSIoyKp oorSLS ssass las
.sss .ss~' s.s,s. .aasss ;ss, e.a 49,
rsste:iffs :f oerr.s ssa ..s-
- . ss1resm sss.tssss. tssasasd
,s.isl & .issHlssi1ssssassssrh sstSs . Z. !. .
sssxm. aks~ ss hg1ss. sssssr -
ssesoJf "a q s.'isfi': q s:!; s'si 10 :. s.s
tAxkfosse--ss sAs,s. sss s.i.s-
ins ysus kasase % sssfsMsss tse
fent ts cspitsl Tvansss sMrasves shs
ss's 81 ssssTiy - sss,:As, es:.s - 49, -
~ rsss n 81 ss.. ss.ssass
iAkasks r0sSfI ss ssaSf.a. %. /
e~tssns rsfssssses. rfssass ssa@ss
psrnsnxns spfsgEash%s ssa- wrlss
ycaxai 6ssfx ssss .-s.,.s.
ssfssa' ness s.s. sssssss "a
..:.:s ..:.eoss .. ,::s::: :.'.s.. - =. e
vsSsis6xs - sssxr~asAts So o
ssnSSr No sAxAssz MseasasAsAArM
~vs IA stIfseA, LH AtsAs.
D6rfo9- wass sse tnfsns ssssss v
se4snsA sxsssas ss<~4 40 ssxasss
"a 2mSansG wass. sa~messe-
sse AAes &se&Fs fwy@s ~ sMfxFs Il
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Evening star., 1949-06-19
ROOMS WITH eoARD

CLUB MAsON-l72s N. H. ave. Du-
pont area, WaSh.'s most beautiful
Ruesthouse Serving ful course
meals. Has vacancies for re1ned
girls or men; unlim. phone service
from each room. -ls
MANSION CLUB. Washington better
section. fne home. good food. nice
people, $50 mo $3.50 Mass. ave
NICELY FURN. RIM. twin beds. IND
f., next TO bath. pvt. det. home; 2
girls or young men. exec. 1000
NICELY FURS ROOMS for young
ladies and young men. running
water, phone In rooms. elevator,
shower. excel. board. MI. 1915;
ELDERLY GENTLEMAN. can secure
rm, and board, NV. pvt; home.
cony. transp.. southern cooking, dU
Now AVAILABLE very des,. ahar.
cool home. 1914 Lamont st. NV;
1894 wooDLEY PL. NV. near
Shoreham. desirable vacancy for
young lady. GENTLE home, er cd food
and transp. AID. 0244. 10
sI3 TEWKEsBURY PL. N.w.-sgl
@ Breaksss 4sst 'G f 0s.h in seae ehs4
NEsR HpsienSI MALTER dE gssT HEED, ess1 n' 9th st,
NV, nicely furn. dble. rm., delici-
Gus meals. GE. 4l24. 10
14OI 18TH NV. Triple rm.. priv:
bath. lge. dbl. small sgl.. selected
menus and switchboard.
aOes G ST. N.w.-vacancies for
food; laund. PRIVILEGES; opp. G. ", U.
BEL Kfas AIR CLUB. TIL Eastern ma ave.
NV near walter. Reed. " block
Ga. and Alaska bus-Master I'm.
ta,- tor 3 or su family; aanG choice food. os 81.
sIauGHffR's fhi S-2; Several vacancies
for refined young ladies and men;
maid, switchboard serv., excel
activities, % 1927 18th ss, st NV. tnr'
wYo, Av. NV. is55-Beaut.,
rms, near bath. end q. front. The
food Is excel: worth investigating.
ROOM FIR EMPLOYED MOTHER
and child; board and care for child.
lsIs sH lsth 1sil ST. N.w.-vaeancies2 2I for
young men or young women; excel
lent meals: walking distance down
town: switchboard, elevator. DE.
MxSCHEsTER APT. HOTEL, l42s M
st. n.w.-Lge. dble front rm.. pvt
bath, telephone. switchboard. maid
service, meals. Call MRS. RIEDEL,
w2N6K2G M asHI' rERRAcE-pl.asan, Tn rms.
Excel meals. Rec. rms. SAT; so to
Telephone MI. 9435.
WESLEY HALL-spacious double
rooms in remodeled, redecorated
bldg:. running water IN every rm:; rm::;
movies, s recreation room; As e
washer 1925 a1st ct. nv. NO
,sss ssst' PARK RID. N.w.-Man for
single front rm: nnyo excellent meals;
REST HOME, pvt. rm. with sunporch.
large grounds, plenty of shade.
NICELY FURN. sirsle room with
board in pvt. family: exc. meals:
good oIsEnp. trsnsp. 56l5 end pl. NV
a oE REAI i%IS HoME for a m,ddl.-ased or
elderly refined business or retired
woman or couple who likes clean
simple homellxe atmosphere Nice
location, near streetcars and buses.
Phone for interview appointment.
rRfv2sTE HOME. suitable employed
mother and one or two school age
children. SLIGO 74S8.
ROOM AND BOARD fo- children in
pvt. licensed home; any age over 4.
Hillside S124.
EXCELLENT CARE for children. s.
10. pvt. home near Winchester. Va.
DU. 1924 after Sun. 20
WORKING MOTHER, room and
board, care for child day or night;
pvt home. 1884 Upton st. NV,
OR. 1851.
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occupancy fer saturn lit bedrm
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OF 18th al Northwest fst tvo.
bedroom apaftmsnt In annthsI
Northwest iosatien. Write sss