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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-30

COLLEGE PARK-S1 300 DOWN
Corner, 3-bedrm., tapestry brick
home. Lovely brick fireplace and
screened-in porch. Comb. storm
windows and screens. Mrs. thinner
man, UN. 1925, cox g. CO., INC:
ewes, AP. 0059. 80
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S13,5OO

Beautiful 6-rm. and bath bun
galow. lge. corner lot, hedge
and driveway; open fireplace,
full-size din. rm., 3 twin size
bedrms., lge. screened porch
with aluminium awnings: en-
tire house equipped with storm
sash and screens; full bsmt.
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Smokey q Moorhead

2 Brand New Bungalows
OPEN SUNDAY l TILL 500 PM
Just completed; 81 300 down for eacl
of these 2-bedroom homes; copper
plumbing, fully equipped kitchen;
to bus; one block to st. Johns
Catholic Church. Direct: Georgis
ave. left turn on Forest Glen I'd
to Rosentell ave. Follow arrows
LAWRENCE v. LUTES, Realtor. ST.
1929: ewes, Mr.. Spratt, CO. e403
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TAKOMA PARK

Facing beautiful Sligo parkway, this
lge. 11s-story house nestles on the
lot. House. contains 3 apis. and
has Jhot-air heat with oil burner.
ROBERT E. LOFiR, Realtor.
GE. 0SS1. all Cedar st. GE. O257.
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LOVELY RAMBLER
BETHESDA. $13.950

It is a pleasure to offer this neat
inclosed by picket fence. loo. ons
block from Old GEORGETOWN rd.;
house contains 2 bedrms., tile bath
living rm. with fireplace, dining RIM.
modern kitchen with de luxe equip.
ment: gas h.-w.h.; Diet. garage. II
inspect Sunday, call Mr.. Kidd, NO
Obs.
BURR 81 YOUNG
DE. 444z.
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Kingswood Subdivision

SUTTLAND, MD.
CT approved. 81 800. New devel-
opment. Brick homes, near Andrews
Field. Large lots; large liv. rm.,
fi!replace, din; rm.., kit. 2 bedrms.
Terms, ST, 800 down. $50 monthly.
Open Sunday. IA pm To reach
Out Pa. ave. Sc. to 3Sth st. to
Suitland I'd, left on Suitland I'd.
sign IA miles beyond Suitland
crossroad.
A. PRESTON PERRIE
Builder. 4136 Branch ave. Sc.
HI 4150
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All Open Sun, l Til 6
THOMPSON & GRAY
SILVER SPRING
NDEN CTIN TIT ndD1

SILVER SPRING
OPEN SUN, / TIL DARK
$3.50, Long Branch pkwy-2-bedrm.
brick and J.. M. sgle.. liv. rm. with
fireplace, side screened porch, din.
area, equipped kit. with cleo. stove.
beautiful HANDICAPPED lot, fenced rear
yard. Price. S11. 800.
lin ave, turn right all the way to Old
Bladensburg rd.,- right on Old
Bladensburg to e. Melbourne ST.,
right 2 blocks to Long Branch
q pp6wy,; left to our open sign;
7-yr.-old brick and frame Col. on
nice landscaped lot. with rear I'd.
completely fenced, center entr.. beau
t4ul liv: rm. opening to screened side
porch. fam. size din. rm.. mod. equip
Kit. and rear porch on 1st f.; well.
fui bst oil heat ann pine 0a pane ae
inside and out. Priced S13,950. tt
reach: Out Colesville I'd. to Frank
lin ave-. turn right all the way to
Old Bladensburg, I'd, turn right tc
ZINE sc ra EFT T te our o pK s tS Glen
9409 Seminole rd.-Immaculate Tyr.
old Col. brick on level Handicapped
lot. center entr. hall, .lge. liv. rm
with fireplace, opening TO real
screened porch, guest-siz din. nm.
lovely mod; kit. and p bath 1st fl;
bsmt.. gas &C. heat. toilet; S., 500;
full price, S1s.250. To reach: GU,
Colesville I'd. to Franklin ave, turn
right to Seminole and right to our
Wood Conley Co., Realtors
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1909 East-West Highway
OPEN SUN. l-s
Chevy Chase brick rambler with 8
bedrmS, "a baths, de luxe GE
kit, spacious liv. rm. din. rm.
comb. with fireplace; gar. All in
immaculate condition.
lJOWERY e. MELTON an Q9O0
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LAUREL BARGAIN

Dollar for dollar. this Is the best
Cod on 75x11s-ft. lot. Contains
LIST and End a. baths, mod. equipped
kit. with de luxe stove and refgr.
plus. garbage disposal; width
hardwood floors. stone fireplace
paneled with knotty pine, RUSSO
storm windows, Venetian blinds, full
o osmt' Ask asking S12,50n, make an
Raffell Real Estate
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BUNGALOW, 50 0on

5,room, and bath asbestos shingls
Gated In Colmar Manor. Md. near
schools, transp. and stores. 81 500
Gown. Vacant; immed. poss. Cali
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1905 H st. NV. \

COLORED-FIVE-ROOM BRICK Cape
Cod, large liv. rm., equipped kitchen,
dlnette, 2 good-siZed bedrms., tiled
bath and shower, hoored attic; we'll
insulated: full. dry bsmt: oil h.-a.
h.: nice lot: Price. S11. 900. 1000
down to CT. $50 per month Call
MR.. Marley. ST. 1908; Sat, and
SUN HI Q310 -a0
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$4,000

$4,000 down to- vet. and non
vets: Groom, 2-story brick;
full bsmt., tile bath, 3 bed
rooms, beautiful living room
with fireplace. large dining
room. fully equipped kitchen,
storm windows; garden tools,
lawn furniture and Venetian
blinds included in sale. A
very good buy at this price.
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WILDWOOD MANOR

A4AA"Vv WI 4tx644NOxk
N. H. AVE. EXTENDED
Priced for quick sale to veteran or
conventional financing plan. This
lovely brick home is one Of the best
buys of the season. Only 8 years
old. Excellent living rm., dining rm.,
equipped kitchen, 2 good bedrms. :,
tile bath, storage attic, full base
ment, oak floors, oil INV. heat,
concealed radiation, large fenced
lot. Additional corner lot will be
sold with house. or separately. Vet
Grams financing can be arranged.
Mr.. Holmes, EN-. $685..
PAUL P. STONE, REALTOR
lOl5 18th st. NV, Ma 1879. 80
EVANSVILLE
2-unit brick apt, pvt. entrances.
separate utilities; corner lot, gear
garage: attractively. financed.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
WA. $685.. UN. 1856. Il
LANHAM
Beautiful white brick Cape Cod, extra
Ice. rms, on 75x1SO lot. Price,
S14,75O. Substantial cash required
MT. RAINIER REALTY CO., AP.
2l00.
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CHEVY CHASE VIEW, MD.
Very fine S-rm., 3-bath Diet. home, or
large lot, but 2 years old; Gear
Diet: gar: has too many fine features
to list. Owner will take back one
Auerbach & Co., DI. 6501
1do4 r CT NJ VIZ Twas An saa1
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RIGGS & co.
TAX. PARK BARGAIN

TAX. PARK BARGAIN
Open 1-6 p.m-221 Manor Circle.
Hard to believe that this owner will
sell such a charming 6-rm. det
home for only S14,50O, but that's
the story. Nicely located in Takoma
PIX, this represents one of the
incest homes in our books Fireplace
in big liv. rm., 1st-f. powder rm.,
breakfast nook, side porch; Vene-
tian blinds; big shady lot: gar; ]
blk. to Catholic School, bus and
ave. to Ethan Allen ave. Qst trafic
light past D. c. line). left to Manor
Cir. right to home. SH. 1903.
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SHANNON a. LUCNS co.
1905 H St. NV. MA. 2345. 81
Mr.. ST. MICHAEL'S
4 Bedrms., 2 Baths, $16,950
Open i to &. 704 Wayne ave. Own
er selling house as is. Do your own
redecorating and save $4,000. At
tic, bsmt., oil INV, gar. porch,
large Handicapped lot. Terms. Open
to offer
W. Z. BEERS. sH, 4747. Ia. 1880.
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1904 lockwood RID.
Open Sat. Sun. . till dark. A super
rm., dining rm.. kitchen, 3 bedrms. :,
rec. rM., Gear garage, on land
scaped lot 200x210 All rooms are
spacious. Price, S19.950. Directions:
Out Georgia ave. to Seminary rd.,
left on Seminary I'd. beyond Forest
to house. Call Mr. Coherd. TU.
2l00: ewes, WI. 1859.
Shockey & Moorhead
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SUBURBAN sALs-vIRSlhlA

ALEXANDRIA-Loye new homes,
semidet.:- 3 bedrms.. fun bath. ample
closets: first floor. liv. rm., din. nm,
kit. full bsmt., incIosed lavatory.
outside entr.; priced to sell: FLA
and VA approved. Out Mt Vernon
2 blocks to 1o1 q. Glendale ave.
Open Sat. and Sun. H. l.. HENDER.
SON, WI. 1921. 80
frn.kf~rnI - Nv D.-.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07
COULDN'T LOSE

When a company's ace salesman
was transferred from New York to
Chicago, his boss sent along a letter
explaining that while he was the
company's best salesman, he had
one serious vice-gambling.
When he arrived, his new boss
said, "Young man, I'm sorry to
hear that you like to gamble. What
do you bet on?"
Anything" answered the sales
man. "For instance. I'll bet you $25
that you have a mole on your right
shoulder"
''I'H take that bet," said the sales
manager and peeled off his coat and
shirt. The salesman paid off, and
his new boss wrote New York about
the incident boasting that he had
already taught the young man a
lesson.
In few days he received this re-
ply: "He wins again. Before he left
he bet me 5000 that he would have
the shirt off your back five minutes
after he met you"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07

An actress on tour became tired
of paying railway fares for her
small dog, so she bought basket
with ventilation holes.
On the first occasion when she at
tempted to use it, the ticket collec-
tor at the station barrier asked what
was in the basket.
HAT" replied the actress, and
went on to the platform.
Before she had proceeded many
yards, she was recalled by the grin
ming ticket collector, who, pointing
to a stump of fuzzy tail which
wagged joyously from one of the
ventilation holes, remarked: youth
have to pay for that one with the
feathers"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07
Funny Stuff?
Proof Wanted

Nm AMERICAN film producer
"A was selecting a chief for his
scenario staff. The producer in
sisted that the successful applicant
must be a college graduate. He
looked with favour upon one apph-
cant, and asked if he had had a
college education. The answer was
in the affirmative.
"Show me your diploma" de-
manded the producer.
The applicant tried to explain
that it was not customary for col
.ege graduates to carry diplomas
around with them.
"Well, then" demanded the pro-
Queer with a slight sheer, SAY me
a big word"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07
FAIR ENOUGH

The class was having a general
knowledge lesson. The master
turned to jenkins, noted for the
ease with which he wriggled out
of tight corners.
"What is ratiO?"
Ratio" replied Jenkins, sis
proportion"
'But what is prOpOrtiOn?"
''Why, sir, proportion is ratio"
''Well, what are ratio and pro-
pOrtiOn?"
II can only answer one ques-
ton at time, SIR" replied Jen-
kinS, with cold dignity.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07
Gratis

The naughty mistress walked I'M
expectedly into the kitchen and
caught Nora, the cook, feeding the
policeman on the beat.
SIS this what 1 pay you fort"
snapped the mistress.
mo, ma am," replied Nora
sweetly, Il do this for nothing"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07

home here. Mrs. Reddig is the
former Margaret Morrow Of this
city.
Before reporting to the position
in Waynesboro, Mr.. Reddig complet-
ed two months of specialized train
ing at PES general offices under the
supervision of commercial lighting,
cooking, heating, and air condition
ing experts.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07

Mrs. Lille Zimmerman spent the
week end in Hagerstown with her
daughter, Mrs. Lee Mullendore, who
is ill.
Potomac Temple of Pythian Sisters
will hold a food sale on Saturday
afternoon at Roy Lines store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Shaffer
were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs, William Shaffer and Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Johnson, of Thomas,
W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wishard and
daughter, Phyllis, of Hagerstown,
spent Sunday with Mrs Maude Sny-
der.
The Girls All Club of Keedys-
vile met last evening at the home
of Mrs. Lille Zimmerman.
Mrs. Marion Harshman will be
hostess to the Loyalty Sunday
School Class of st. Peters Luth-
eran Church tomorrow (Friday) eve
ming
An Easter program, "He Lives"
will be presented by the Christian
Endeavor of Salem Evangelical
United Brethren Church on Sunday
evening, with Miss Helen Coffman
as leader. There will be special
music
The Associated Women of the
Farm Bureau of Washington County
will hold a Spring Rally in the
Church of the Brethren on the first
of June, at which time Prof A. B.
Hamilton, farm management special
list of the Extension Service, will be
the guest speaker.
An Eastern Sunrise service will
be held in st. Peters Lutheran
Church on Easter Sunday morning
at 7:30 o'clock.
At the evening service at TOO p.
m. pageant, '"The Lord Is Risen"
will be presented.
Phyllis Cromer, Betty Rohrer, Vir-
ginia Fleming, Deloris Mongan and
Regina Hammond, attended the
Youth Rally held last week at St
Johns Lutheran Church.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07
John Reddig Gets
Pc Appointment

John H. Reddig, of 127 East Frank
lin Street Hagerstown, has been as
signed to the position of Potomac
Edison Commercial Representative
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07

Services will be held in the Lu-
theran Church on Palm Sunday al
7:30 p. m. instead of 1920 a. m
Members will be received into the
church, and children will be baptized
at this service.
Tomorrow evening friday a
special service will be held, followed
by Fellowship Supper for the
young people. After supper pic
ture will be shown, to which the
older members are also invited
Communion Service will be held
on Easter Sunday, April II, at 1926
a. m.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Grove and
Mr.. and Mrs. Houston Carnahan
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Buxton.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07

Mrs. Weldon Whetzel entertained
the following guests at their home
in Hagerstown on Saturday evening
in honor of Mr.. Whetzels birthday:
Mrs. Victor Neikirk and daughter
Miss Betty Neikirk, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Beer and son Neil
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07
Leitersburg News

Mrs. Nevin Tullis, of Glyndon
Md, spent Saturday with relatives
here.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07

The white Christmas" San Fran
cisco enjoyed in 1913 was the first
snowy Yule day in the weather bur-
eau's records for that city.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07

Lenten services will be held in
the Reformed Church this evening
(Thursday) at 7;30 o'clock, when
the Rev Charles Miller will speak
on "The Do-Nothings."
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07

The following people were guests
of Miss Mary Poe on Sunday after
noon: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Doub,
Huyetts Cross Roads; Mrs. Harriet
Long and young son Kenny; Mr.. and
Mrs. William Stoner and their three
children, William, Elizabeth and
Merle, Hagerstown; and Mrs. Robert
Fry, MELVILLE, Pa.
Mrs. Fry, who was formerly Miss
Lavanda Bell daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kemp Bell, was former pupil
of Miss Poe's at Eakle's School. Mr..
Stoner had also been pupil of Miss
Poe's after the school at Eakle's was
moved to Leitersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Kerr and
daughter 10 Ann, moved from En-
nitSbI1rp tO HaperctoUo IN a priI 9
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07
ECONOMICAL

VOU will like the surprisingly low of cooking cleo
tricaIy made possible by features found only
electric range The completely insulated retains heat
SO remarkably we'll that the of electricity kept to
amazingly low minimum, while the scientifically designed
surface units impart their heat directly and their
contents, without And you'll like the savings
With ordinary cooking methods the you buy may lose
as much 20% through cooking shrnkage But with
electrical cooking avors SEALED in and shrinkage
largely eliminated AS result goes further Vegetables
retain more of their healthul vtamns and minerals Then
too your cleaning and reduced because there
is flame produced and smoke to soil curtains, walls
and woodwork Add them all up and you get the only
modern method of cooking for the lowest cost OF ALL And
top of that you have automatic controls assuring perfect
cooking results complete safety time saving conveniences
and "matchless" modern beauty.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07

in Waynesboro, it was announced
here today.
Mr.. Reddig is a graduate of
Waynesboro High School, attended
Thompson College and the Univer-
sity of Pittsburgh, and served over
four years in the u. S. Army Air
Corps. Prior to joining Pc, he was
employed by can electrical service
firm in HagerstoWn as a CONNER
cia1 salesman. His wife and three
months-old daughter will accom-
pany him to Waynesboro from their
to their new home, 1901 Virginia
Avenue. Miss Mary Poe entertained
the Kerr family and Mrs. Miller al
the Rose Bowl party house at a din
ner after the "1itting."
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07
KeedysvilIe News

Friendship Night" was observed
by the Olive Branch Chapter, Order
of the Eastern Star, on Friday eve
ming, when guest officers were pres
ent from Queen Esther Chapter, Ha-
gerstown Chapter, Loyalty Chapter
and Areme Chapter, and visitors
were present from Hagerstown, Mid
dletown, Sharpsburg, Frederick, and
York, Pa.
An impressive ceremony, Friend
ships Bow" was presented by the
officers of Olive Branch Chapter,
with Mrs. Roscoe Hammond as So
loist. A gift was presented to each
visiting officer by the Worthy Ma
tron, Mrs. Carl Rowe. The acting
Worthy Matron was Miss Mary
Ridenour, who was formerly from
Keedysville.
The following program was Civ
en-: skit, Poor Teacher" with Mrs.
Mary Jane Martin as teacher of the
cooking school, and Mrs. Ruth Lacey,
Mrs. Naomi Evans and Miss Mary
Ridenour as pupils; vocal solo, open
The Gates OF The Temple" Mrs.
John H. Ness, Jr.,; poem, why Not
Be Kind" Mrs. Brewer Stouffer;
jokes, Herbert Schlotterbeck; piano
solo, Faithful" by Olsen, Jackie
Early; She's Different" Gerald
Hammond.
Refreshments were then served.
An egg hunt will be featured at
the next regular meeting, when the
children will present the program.
Mrs. Sam Snyder was hostess for
the regular meeting of the Golden
Rule Sunday School Glass of st.
Peters Lutheran Church, held re-
Gently. "The Kingdom of God and
You" was the topic, and Mrs. Lena
Mades was the leader.
Miss Pearl Poffenberger read the
Scripture lesson, and prayer was
offered by the leader The follow
ing readings were then given: BE
gin With Every Day Life" Mrs.
Pearl Pry; Christ a Specialist in
Human Relations" Mrs. Harry
Shank; "The Voice of God" Mrs
Lester Hines; "The Kingdom Come
Mrs. Snyder; "The Kingdom Is Out
reaching" Mrs. Harry Remsburg
Jesus Outlines the Kingdom" Mrs
Paul Ellis.
Refreshments were served during
the social hour
Lenten services will be held in
the Reformed Church this evening
(Thursday) at 7:3O o'clock, wher
the Rev. Charles Miller will speak
on "The Do-Nothings"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07

Phyllis Cromer, Betty Rohrer, Vir-
ginia Fleming, Deloris Mongan and
Regina Hammond, attended the
Youth Rally held last week at st.
Johns Lutheran Church.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07

Mrs. Lille Zimmerman spent the
week end in Hagerstown with her
daughter, Mrs. Lee Mullendore, who
is i'll.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07

Potomac Temple of Pythian Sisters
will hold a food sale on Saturday
afternoon at Roy Lines store.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Shaffer
were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Shaffer and Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Johnson, of Thomas,
w. Va
Evening star., 1949-07-17
POULTRY AND EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE. GIG K st. NV
-Conkey's Y-O feeds; baby chicks
turkeys; poultry supplies. ME. 00S9
BR0ILERS in lots of 25, 55c each
Call after $50 pm. UN. 2705. lie
PULLETS. N H. red. 3 and month
old. o. G. MAXWELL, WA. 1545
Annapolis I'd, Lanham, Md. IL
COWAN CHICKS. Md.-U. s. app. Pul
Clean. Bred by us for more profit
Hatch Tues. COWAN FARMS. Bowie
Nc Phone 2341
SURPLUS CHuCKS, 81 per 100. co.d
New HAMPSHIRE. Barred Rocks.
hatched; 25. So: so. $3.50: 100.
81. Prices at hatchery A. p
.aOSKMAN; R-1s; Bellefonte. Pa.
epna tuTxeyS; So5 II Wks.' reasonable. vi
CUSTOM HATCHING. nice ducks,
suineas and chickens, available in
q week; also good breeding stock
H. sATTLER. Rockville 3468.
CHICKENS-150 New HAMPSHIRE Red
pullets. cockerels; pullets. ST .25 ca.
cockerels. 81: pure bred. HI. 6263
CHICKENS-Fryers and broilers de-
livered. alive or dressed; home
raised and healthy: reas. WA. 58!S
RINGNECK PHEASANTS. 6 wks old
no brooding required: 81 80 ea.:. 10.
day-old chicks, 15c ea.; Matching
QUALITY Chicks ~. S. puilorun
controlled New Hampshires. Barred
Rocks. Hamp. Rock crosses, S8.9E
per 100, plus postage; make second
choice. We ship cod. GEM POUL-
TRY, 1881 Vine St, Phila. 8, Pa
Evening star., 1949-07-17
FARM AND GARDEN

FEED MIXER, practically new. Call
after 6 pm. DI. 1880. is
DRIVEWAYS, roads, parking lots;
black top, bluestone, Stag, cinders,
bank gravel. Free est. 10. 3-4912.
BULLpozER, hour or contract tso
anywhere. grading roads, drive
ways, Easements. Free est. 10.
TOP SOIL. fill dirt. manure. blue
stone road gravel. SH. 511O. Lo.
BULLDOZERS. rent or contract, reas.
rates; free estimates. Call AT. O725
POISON IVY ERADICATED Work
guaranteed, reasonable rates: meth
DDS fitted to individual situation.
ROTOTILLERS-sprinE cleanup sale,
Choremaster and attachments. JAG
ques 4-wheel tractor and plow,
S535; See us for parts or service.
5000 Lee hwv.. Arlington. Va
BOYLE TREE SURGERY. for tree
removals. spraying. trimming. Sligo
1913 or RA. 1919 after 6 pm. 80
HAY, baled timothy, 81 bale: By
truckload. Delivered Alex, Fairfax
Wash. area. r. PETROLA. Fairfax
Station. Va, or call WO. 506S after
Pm. Mon. through Fri. LII
Evening star., 1949-07-17
ROOMS FuRNlsHEp-Northeos,

so5 sth ST. N;E.-Larse lst fl. back back
and refs1; in rSni roSm; : 81. q mo; and Mlt
oaTline. eefi 10 Nj aisn s75a; alD''' '''.
NICE ROOM. quiet home. nonsmoker
or drinksr; kit. priVils II deslreo'
1iii ~ FiTAn1TRMoNT ST. N.w.-sinsls
twin beds, chest. closets; clean. at
tractive; good transp.; mr.. Meridian
woobRrDGE. N.E.-Rehned home:
cross vent. near bus; douo,e, nh,, sihsdie' de
no ne, otheT sass roomers' reasonable; LS isss'
MicHfGAS Nj SG PARK. 44os 18th st.
n.e.-Iarge, nicely furn. room; twin
beds, l or 2 girls; home priv: on
saS, eag 11i&e; nF osdd. $3.50 each per month";
1868 Sa REEARNY ST. NE-Large furn.
room with twin beds, private en-
trance: share bath; Apt; 3. VI IL
6ss MARYLAND IF, ND AVE; n.st MEmf,ssty to bssh.
rent rent single or dbl; gentlemen. FIR.
sic EAST CAPITOL sT.-sleepins
rooms suitable able for : or o3i, 2; convenient
sssa sssnsPs1,a'issTf Ps.h 81: Nwgpouble tn s51 ms
twin beds; kit; priylls. if desired;
FRONT RIM. cross yent1!atlon' eooo
transp.; for girl. NO. 1042; -17
COUPLE OR SINGLE. with refer.
ences; lge. rm., mr.. bath. with grill
and laundry privils.; reas. Cau
TN; 2x44 .pNv az day; yr NE Ddnb,.
sleeping room, next to bath. in q
pvt. home; couple, S4s; single. $40;
kitchen and laundry privileses; GOOD
Transportation. AD. 1856. 30
home; seIs adj. bath; single 81 Tk.
THE MxRICK. 13s B st. n.e.-Nicely
privil. TR. si59,
THE GALENA. 132 B st. n.e.-,Comf;
dble rooms, twin beds; laund and
pISzA fsG PftyE ToTEl GFl Fh snss ssls room,
SIS per week; double rooms Sls
LARGE ar EeeT FRONT ROOM, 1st floor.
nicely furn., next bath, kitchen
privileges. porch, lRe. yard. GARAGE.
laundry PRIVILEGES; l blk. from bus.
Quiet home. AT. 1854;
MEN ONLY! 2 single bedrooms. no
other roomers; next to shower.
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIv.-sinsls
room, nicely. furn.; gentleman;
Semi-pvt. bath. conv. trans; S"5
mo. MI. 1854.
sO7 RHODE ISLAND ave. n.e-Nice-
ly furn. dble. rm., next bath; pvt.
home. Brkfst. and laundry priVl.
Excel. transp. Adults. See aft. l PM
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