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Milford chronicle., 1949-08-05
FISHERS DISTRICT

Miss Betty Morris and Miss Stel-
la Hawkins, r. N, Of Delaware Hos
pital, have returned to their duties
after spending a two week vaca-
tion with relatives and friends in
Virginia, West Virginia and with
Mr.. and Mrs. T. p. Morris and fam
lily of near here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stubbs are
being congratulated on the birth
of a baby boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dearman
and MIR. and Mrs. Willis Rust were
recent visitors at Rehoboth and
Lewes Beach.
Mrs. Alton Palmer and children
of Frederick; Mrs. Charles Holm
ger and son and Miss Dolores Sou
therlan and girl friend of Wilm.,
spent several days the past week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stubbs
and family of Harrington. Miss
Alice ]. Donovan accompanied
them home after spending the past
months vacation with Mr.. and Mrs
Stubbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dearman
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Rust spent
Sunday afternoon at COLCHESTER
Beach, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Lloyd anC
family Of Wilm., spent several days
the past week with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Russell.
Mr.. Merle O'Bier was the lucky
one to win the new 1949 Chevrole
given away by the FELTON, Firemer
at the Kent and Sussex Fair OF
saturday night.
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-05
BETHEL

Mr.. and Mrs. John Joyce, Sr., of
Wilmington and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Keeler and children of Bur-
lington, N. j., were recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Joyce Jr.
Misses Peggy Moore and Eileen
Wheatley left Sunday to spend a
week in Rehoboth Beach with Mr.
and Mrs. Reuben Moore Jr.
Mr.. Charles Lee Morris, left Mon
day to attend the Methodist Youth
Camp near Chestertown, Md.
Mr.. Harry Cordrey and Mr.. Raj
ph Baker left Friday for two
weeks stay at Camp Carvel with
the National Guard.
Miss Rosemary Vickers of Days
boro is spending several days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklyn Eshridge.
Rev. M. T. Romans is i'll at this
writing.
Mrs. Horace Moore of Whining
ton, spent Sunday with her moth
er-in-law, Mrs. Julia Moore.
The Count On Me Club was en-
tertained Wednesday evening at
the home Of Mrs. Mary Cordrey.
Mrs. Elma Anemone and son
Leon and Mr.. Berni Hammond of
Chester, Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Williams and son of Ches-
ter, Pa, were guests over the week
end OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nicho-
as.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Quillen and
Mrs. Luzetta Phillips motored to
Baltimore on Sunday.
Classified Ads pe+ rasuIto
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-05
Will Try Chemical
w eed Control

Chemical weed control will be
tried on several vegetable crops at
the Delaware Agricultural Expert
ment Station in 1949. Vegetables to
be tested are asparagus, potatoes,
sweet corn, lima beans and canta-
loupes. The main objective of this
work, according to Prof. E. NJ.
Rain of the Horticulture Depart
ment, will be to eliminate costly
hand hoeing of these crops.
At the same time, some of the
usual tractor cultivation may prove
unnecessary in these crops. A g,
AID and Cyanamid will be tried, as
well as some of the more promising
newer chemicals such as 2, 4, ST;
dinitro weed killers; sodium pen
tachlorophenate; sodium trichloro-
acetate; Aero Syanite, and 2, 4-D-
ethyl sulfate.
The potato and sweet corn ex-
periments will be located at the
University Farm, Newark, while
the asparagus, lima bean and can
taleupe experiments will be at the
substatiOn near Georgetown. In ad-
dition to these trails, several dem
/ onstrations on sweet corn, aspara.
4 gus and strawberries will be cor.
ried on at commercial farms.
q .
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-05

eral school lunch appropriation. In
the past year, Delaware received
$6S,162 from this ALLEGATION.
Comes From Two Sources
The food distributed in the state
by PIMA came from two sources.
Some of it was bought by the fed
eral department with part of the
75-miliion dollar congressional
school lunch appropriation. The
commodities we're those that could
be bought and handled economical
ly in large quantities while provid-
ing important supplements to the
youngsters diets. Distribution of
such food in Delaware included
1850 pounds of American cheese,
13,200 pounds of dry milk, 5000
pounds of peanut butter, $4,000
pounds of canned tomatoes and
$500 of tomato paste.
The remainder Of federal foods
distributed in the state came from
stocks acquired by the department
in connection with surplus removal
and price support operations
These foods are not restricted to
participating schools but may go
to any eligible non-profit institu-
tion. In this category, Delaware
received some 100000 pounds OF
potatoes, 106,SOO pounds of sweet
potatoes, 20,600 pounds of honey
$4,000 pounds of dried eggs, 1885,
600 pounds of canned apple sauce
17S,000 pounds of dried fruit, and
over 1900 gallons of concentrated
J orange Juice.
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-05
Wrong Year
Wrong Traffic Ticket

MIAMI, Fla. - (AP) - T. E.
Rakestraw, Miami Policeman, has
completed mission that friends
believe is deserving of some sort
of medal. Rakestraw was sent to
Atlanta, Ca, to pacify the tempers
of some 40 Atlantans who had re-
ceived notices from the Miami po-
lice department to please remit
So" for traffic violations.
The hitch was that none of the
Atlanta motorists had been in Mi
ami. Georgia license tags expire in
April. Miami police thought the
194S tags were still in effect. The
violators were listed under 1949
numbers.
Tempers of the unjustly accused
have been soothed, Rakestraw re-
ports, and now he's after the real
violators.
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-05

- 0PCA% pSA AACcAA pei ShiAus " hat
the menues are, how vital a well
balanced luncheon is to the grow
ing youngster, and-the cost of the
program to the school or commun-
ity.
Figures Are Reversed
This time the figures are reyers-
ed.
Delaware's school lunch program
last year meant an income of S482,-
900 for food alone to farmers and
food dealers who grow and sell
such commodities, the agriculture
department reports.
In addition, more than million
pounds of farm products were dis
tributed in the state by the depart
ment.
The lunch program, administer
ed by the state and city Boards of
Education and nationally by the
Production and Marketing Admin
istration, served 1865 Delaware
youngsters in the peak month of
the school year just ended, with
73 schools participating compared
to 1889 children in 64 schools the
previous year. Nationally, the pro-
gram reaches nearly 100000 chill
dren.
An outstanding example of items
bought from local producers is
milk, of which about 100000
half pints were consumed along
with the lunches in Delaware the
past year. Funds for buying these
foods come mostly from local
sources. Supplementing these funds
were disbursements from the fed
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-05
Alert Police
Get The Bird

EVANSTON, ILL. ZAP Dale
Stemple, a private watchman, was
making his nightly rounds. He saw
a curtain move in a house. That
was suspicious because the owner
was out of town. Another curtain
switched a bit.
Stemple hailed a passing squad
car. He and two officers, guns
drawn, stole up to the house and
peered in. They stared into the
large, blinking eyes of an owl.
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-05
Nice Doggie Proves
To Be Big Cat

JOHANNESBURG - (AP) Mrs.
J. Miller, visitor from Britain,
was touring Southern Rhodesia by
car when she stopped beside a plan
tation for a picnic lunch. A Great
Dane approached and sat down near
by watching her eat She threw it a
few. scraps, then took a photograph
of it and continued her journey. On
showing the picture to some friends
later. she discovered the Great
Dane" was a large lioness.
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-05
Newspaper Dodges
Censorship

BANGKOK - (AP) - The re-
cent press censorship in Bangkok
was countered in various ways by
the press of Siam.
The case Of the Siamese langu-
age newspaper "Kiattisak" was
typical. When its publishers were
ordered to submit all copy for CEN
sorship they simply went ahead
and begain publishing anew paper
called the "Kitisaph." They even
installed new editor.
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-05
State Schools Called Good
Farm, Food Dealer Customers

Public schools
food dealers of the during the school according
hgues On the states school lunch complied by the u
parment of Agriculture
News about the school usually
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-06
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

GREAT DANE, cute, clumsy baby
r, 2. LINDSEY, colesvilie, Nd 81
I HAVE 8 adorable tiny housebroken
kittens that need good home
Won't you take them7 Call RE
1901. Ext. $40. If no ans. Elk. 1888
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS, 10 week,
partieolor: male. $50: female. s25'
GREAT Pa DANE, male, beautiful brin-
die, left with us for sale. Reason
able. One year old. Also have female
fawn, l year old: very reasonable
A ns.s p sRs fsms srxn an Axe s5ndlss
from champion bloodlines. ELPAW
mss out. Af H. y4so Or ov - 4t 81
COOKERS, Axe registered, blends
and reds. KE. 3-5046: 10
KRISS KROSs KENNELS-Dogs and
s s:s: 0p shsss r sSffsE PIP; for SALE
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES out OF
HsGARD KENNELS. registered. IA.
Shifting CRATES. dogs. cats, etc !;
BOXER, fawn, female. year old. Axe
registered. beautiful animal 500.
SH a4T6 g
SEALYHAM PUPPIES. Axe req,
champion belod lines. Pa. 60sl.
COCKER PUPS, champion sired, show
type, red and white: cheap. Al
stud. champion black and white
cocker. OIL. 1915: III
WANTED DACHSHUND. housebroken
sseut yr ns old 8 r inosi Axe Ak o@5s ss
BOXER PUPPIES. az months, Axe
81. 1915. (can after z pm. Mon.
c 1aEsgEhs Esi? BAY RETRIEVER
male, brown. 8 yrs. old. friendly; tc
place in good home. 81. 6709.
KITTENS FREE for good homes. male
housebreken. Decatur OATS stter
6 pm. 8
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FNNs~&s -
BEpRO0M. efnsns roon. eonssntE 81
a "a, as 81 .t,.. = s SaEAe az G ~:
BOOKS. hrse ane snail esHscs1on,,
bought and removed 81 cur sxrense
DISTRICT BOOK STORE al Sth
81. nv, Me 59e5.
CAMERA WANTED, hiEheEs enaiity
also movie camera. protector. lenses
Mr. WEISS. from sc. RE, s43s.
cLoIHis s,,,i sE,ss, ss' 1 pIst !
cLoorare-ros Dr,e eG pasa ior ss.e
mems clothing. typtwritert. mufteal
instr CITE: vii cali. MORRIS SALES
100 Pa ave. nv NJ esi4
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are are; ss.h "a. fnFse,a'sIyy i,s ssr', ssss
MRY CO T1s Tts 81 az
p sasa es.h f s.a q kRAr silrs susR
NC elS ists & az
FURS1TURE-Your entire heasehole
s s, CT sss ~ P, sea -, hsn ..s
, 2; sr It, oS sssrr, 1.,,,
amount used hoasshoId sooes; also
FURNITURE wANTED-Bs6rm.. din
ina nm, other pieces or entire house
hold: prompt service co. 1906 :
FUkN1I ukE-Wni %, eitiTe con-
tents or odd pieces Also old glars
:ss ..l ss,ni sr s s.:i SsIs,e:
WOODS BIB and x sta az. 6E
FURSITURE-oood used household
goods, china. eutglass: top prices.
Call MRS. GAY. RE. 1904 IL
FURNITURE sAnteo 81 once. gooo
furniture Of all kinds. entire hom'
or odd pieces. pay cash. Please
call Mr. JAMES. phone Ma e62o
GOLD-Bring your old sold. plat
mum. teeth, discarded jexelry. We
pay eash. A. KAHN, INC, SIS years
at e35 p st. NV
OLD FASHIONED picture frames.
clocks. china. furniture. glassware.
s 19,,aas' r6 6h iISs ranges. Is. e.
boxes and heaters ACME STOVE
tSls IN st ;, pm s, IA , sSs2
ware. any condition: china. eric-a-
DORA KRuPSAw MILESTONE 1885
O St nv. ST. 1895
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold
silver. jewelry. diamonds. firearms
luggage. PHOTOGRAPHIC equipment
musical instruments, engineering
instruments. Will call. MAX ZWETG
SONS. 937 D st. NV. ME-. sll3.
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RMs. FUsN.-Mp. o VA.

1881 CAIVIRT IT. N.w-Reaas.'s
Tuox- cSci yf-y clean F4EAHs
WAfel EOoe nsAEhbcE nSszse csrt
trSnsr EFrt5cnkE ell msrt'ee
cSapls. Also ssss}s room, NO SS&a
ARLINGTON. NJ. c1srsgaos-g ats
airy. double TEa elSSs "a peatasor
and Nav Annsk CW sAS --l G
kiLvEE SFRING-i&Fxs air. rm
te1lpEt bath Desirable tot psysoz
Sith Tar SE SasA d
Largo EJRs ROOM Tor eeup.s re
children, stsArs Kitchen etrasE4 rrasg
/. desired S4a NE IN Tp@S Il
gIs WILLOW Avn. TAkaEis PARK
No --LAFEt tTpsG roo1H, e0mEisEs, =
furnished 20 De SsASd ~ eng!
yours Etrls iAaseFy p-gvlls $40
IT. blocks express s2s rsssss d. &c
sRee ST. Ti4l H.
Ft'RN kM tay employed eGup}s e. .
girls With sersense-tn perch iEct
$50 nc n Va. oW s02s after 3 SO
safe sTth PL-Slotly farr. rn
next 10 bah, n Pvt. home sentie
man only S@5 ne WA 1911 Il
FUkN' ROOM. pvt heaas rsanec
family ccnI Nav Amer Pents
gou- Al Hall eas at deer. Qw
corTaGr CITY. MD-ls.. x.n.
turn. rm near trAnsp lkaaeTs
priFils. ahis-. sac. kxls.. s3e "A
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QUIET CONVENIENT Eirl sssaTss
sfsrssneY apartment, nnfsrrtsnsd
nv, section apaFtFaens eEileans
s.slsins ID Si' ssas e a.. ss"n' "s1'ss@
e sso,osss.' sisesss and bath unisrp.
sDse es employed eoapls Ne chit
crsn: reasunahls. 0E aI2a. -
s-EEpROOM furnished spastsnfrt ~
Naval ofscsr's wife and tSe ehth4Tsn,
age nsnse. sns Isnass 'ss
w1Dowsa snd .aun san: eoev. );
wsnt . o. s-roen anfurn- asst. close
TWO PROFESSIONAL woHEs. 1 re.
tired. eestys 2-ssafm. srt CYL
s. 2. css', eas as' ,s III 1 s.sa ~
to $50 per mo. Ne sasssts- No shares.
LaNDLORDs--ks sasrss fss rsssr-
Tag your housx or spastnest sas
rsns 70 CAPITA Trsnsss sTs.sss q s 20
Nj sses s.ssssys' $50 . s. sns
asy 4 want 70 list sosss ssessrs =
waNTfD-a-recm unfHrntsts1 sss-
vieantty n-s4 nssde-ssss essn.st
no ehssss.a. . gsss nes ever IS
ro ONO coa 81 ...ss.r. ssss I.
81 sssr'1 g. 's g -. safaixkr Ps51. Il.
Hsss, an- end after we<kG&fs. -
YOCN5 WOMAN. s3rmsnsnt saSseys.
desires i-osGfs0xs ~ sEaeaefs<F sEz.t
farnssfsee 81 nnfsyrashse, pr~fsvsssS
n Al klcF. Bet E4-A stat
EFsINHp FR0F. WOMAN sffsatay
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.ii Ar ssi III ,s.sf Id. vests on. s.s-
49, 49, IT, ~ Or. r., sas .
EMFLOyEn IA8r assssss I rM ssS
BATH kisgNsassse ". te-S*a 81
49, - 20 ss.s -. as
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rm fsTs sy. ~ 80 s's r. $50 AL
ann. -rsi- 1904. M yafxz3.s
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ROOMS, APIS. 70 SHARE

GENTLEMAN TO SHARE APT. with
another: Congress Hgts. area: S45
month. Phone MA 1910. Ext. 344,
Mon, through Fri. Inquire Mr.
GIRl. q to 20, to share modern ap,
in. apt bids with another sirl'
GIRL TO SHARE APT. with 2 others;
$40 month. 342o 18th ct. NV
B.9oH2IOR's HAyEN-Youns man
to share newly furn. b-rm. apt. with
3 young men, HU. 1874. %
GIRL TO SHARE spacious a-rm
apt. recently remodeied. with .
others: cow transp and shopping
MAR Ard AND N, II. AVE. NV
Refined glri to share nicely furn,
apt. with . gentle girls excel
transp. and neishborhood. ia. 7574
JEWISH GIRL to share lovely down
town nv; apt, with another Ma
e76l WEEKDAYS. 20. EDNA.
YOUNG MAN to share .-bedrm. apt
with young men. 7l2 v. Capitol 81.
Call Ii. 3-o022. FIR. 1879. =
OR g GIRLS TO share comfortable
home, twin bedrm; 81. PVT bath
NV. DU. 8O2i after 9 10 pm. -
WANTED I TEMP. / perm. replace.
ment tfemalep for Europe bound
roommatek, spacious and attrae.
eminently hvable apt. centrally loo
Call RE. s2d9, after $50 pm.
Du 14u3
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RooMs FuRhlsnEp-s,s,sh.ss,

ROOMS ADMINISTRATIONS
MFCHIG An PARK-Gentlenan pre-
ferre6. pvt. home: no other FoomeFRi
$50. MI $3.50. --S
LGg. FRONT I'm. In q saist home.
suitable for refined single man. Of.
Zee worker pref. rondrtnker. 4u2
3 81. ne. Ii. 3-s66T. IS
seIs n. CAPITOL SIT lse. freni
roorn. strictly private; bath. . iEs,
windows, furn. lovely; eoapts or /;
bus at door downtown 20 n,fa
must have good hscits. $50 mo- -
COLoKxD-YKoNr room furn-.. tslr
beds, eoekins erfviisss- can VI
csoaLsoSkxp-MAsrER sEpRooM fos
couple. ahars ktk- with etnsf-
coIORED--fiiIL TO sHAkE apart
ment With enc ether: Al prsv.isEss.
ca ss,sr nn = NJ ~ la y, , u & =
efnrl c&rple; $40 week. psfysls.. NJ.
transs. al VI soss- 20
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HOUSES puaktShtp

\, ARi~-s-rm stiel hasnt BEG
esmi sat Rsa,si .isk II lts,t
Refs rec imHsse eseun OF Tsss
BHAur. BoaI or On SUNNI
rsntal rec rm srefms ~,
baths, lib maid srsn EA safe
q MOTHS susiET, jay to ptesn
Der Al s-rocm homt siIset1SsiY
furnished. assg hfshaywtns ns
bedrms 80 esths lstss hnish.e
tas, ssao per meath Amsthse
University PARK area rens 70
husnneE Call VIC sssT %
NrkK issA 4 col an w $50
rooms sleeping poEeh shr sac
nrsplsess Hsadil OF hea' Ceo.
or longer. $3.50 Box sh Sta .
sETHrsDA- saslrsss July and Az
gust 2 eedrms. : eatht fufh sstn
washins machine siSh me Oh
aHipKM MODEM n.s hem. ,ur
msT mos auitl suhuresn Bsssh
berheod 80 mins aewntewa hF
rear noreh et~ElectiRs wooded Para
reservation gsfa WI 5&si -
WOODBRIDGE. aaoH Perm si Re ~-
Lowell, rms knaity ptnt esa- wee
tan blind. ss. sss ~ ssNn ,,,s "1 ssss :,
~ spp, ons Can Mar aIlls. 20
Srks BRITISH rMnAssY -p~, kfs
Beautifully furnished, int@setbS OFT
entst russ and Eaintinss rs inner
OF silver = eerbsr bedrooms sa'hs
reception room afAwtnt recon lsrts
einins room, powder ream. tstrhss
buttsfs pantry seFren!s EsoFn
and bath 2-caT saFsEs sasb month
70 Ne, y lsss ges'isi, sa''ns &c ,
sr aII asvrS' sisx.-~s k.drn,
with nfepi, faIl-siss din I'm -
HI. with hTsAkfAst neck sssip III
m rec rm laundry rm maid ri
i sne i ss'p r.. ss ov siss 20
DETACHED nRiCk IN soea ns iSts
tion Twins I'm with nTrpissf dihins
rm ttrhen " bedrms ana hath
i9ii' !, Urn .ooi souTHnAsT HrAi ~
Man REDWOOD, n.,hssa.
ii. B&ndis rsss vi esnA a
REAuTHUI s.HEDRM Hogsf In
chevy Chase Md Screened pptrh
nsst Circle. summer emily CAL WI
CLEVELAND PAIN ~spssi gus 4-ese
room. e-bsth house natas Fna J
srTesnsd poffhss shaded snd closed
yard piano and Bsndts washer Jvnf
"a 70 sept 10 5000 per nc q
owner retains rfn, $3.50 Wo 7aoA
KErr cooL In wooded sseiion: n.
thesda near Ksnseoe neasrH hefns
! bedrooms @'y hstAs june 2
wISiEy HEi6HTs Min. rooms
s s.ss. n's .'' IL 'lss BIO s'iG'''
HETHFsBA, Ap.-.Japs So TO suF
go rHnA trt porch levsis iafa
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FuRN, 3bedTm house. Hh.srtsi a,ss!s
80 plane. Bsnais sss heat vi
IL: 4, '. f..::,. s. 's ;:s 4 ZEN
svs, Sc VI. Lsst a
cHEyY cHAsT. MD. n.sr Chew
Chsss Ciub~~-|snst hsHss nsviy deto
rated s-bedsm s~bsth hsns, rsttss
ton room, maids roam and bath 10
basement, attached z-csS ssss&s
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a.. sis i roen.' isssi soest,sn' tr.sssi,
decorated, Jewish scpeas pref Jses
s.aooa. s-s,psa, norss-c~.p
psstsiy and beautifully furnishes
fenesd.in rare In jefferson Mannl
Alszandrfa slss per rnon'h csH
prr.cnsp ARM nn,cx, "a bath.
No ehitetsn sH s}js a
poMlNios Hills ARLINGTON. hss
a-bt6gm tuHed oeeaps tsts tgf
summer; $40 mo IT 0EiAFTTt.
RE 74oa. Ext ssaea
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FARM AND GARDEN

GARDEN TRACTORS, Planet Jr., and
Gardenaide. Ia through 9 hip.
power mowers Eclipse. Rocket and
Rumsey. 10 inch through 80 inch.
parts and repairs. MALONEYS,
INC Silver Spring, SH $3.50.
BLACKSTONE WALKS. terraces, are
places. rock gardens, fshponds. re.
tanning walls, pipe drsinase, al
kinds Of cement work. p MAR
CUCCIO. Route 5, Horners lane
Rockville, Nd. Rockville 1855. Ill
R0TOTILLERS-Spr cleanup sale
seidelhuber tillers. 25& OF list
Jacques 4-wh. tractor and plow
$685.. See US for parts and service
CENTRAL MOTOR CO. CHI. 1000
1900 Lee hwy. Arl.. va
WIRE-BALED STRAW. free of chan
VIII pay GOOD price. Rockville 2los
ae-FT.. HEALTHY. UNCUT HEDGES
for sale; reasonable. VI. 1897. IS
LAWN MOVING, hedge trimming
gardening. light hauling. OLSEH's
HARDWARE. 1919 Ga, ave. NV
ARTHUR. GE. 034s; Bun. RE. s4s2
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MOVING, PACKING b STORAGE

tpat-MAN MOVING AMP sfoKAo.
wsA scrtF, suFR.as t1tHItaSs al sA4t
paSmsnt usa year mestns stet Stt
,kbiyIpt Al COMPARTMENT. lss
e. IS meA tally lsssi $40 Va Hts'
ins TT Ass snn sns svs
MAkiSI SETIRANs MOVING 60 --
ss>hr service furniture Hnata sHs
haxssss AT sTHs OF "a aAss
MOVING nv SfT-kspes heir Svsrt
p.ees wrasprs injured fns' Cal
AIRY tins Mr. COOK OF al9T
MOVING ACkUss fms sfnkft g,
across hs eeuEtry safe sss'sst 70
sssn: 10 oiee uSios s1rssxoS
CO NC. est iaoe -.
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

SOUTHERN CLUE. l785 Mass ave.
Modernixed. clean house for dtscrim-
mating guests; dbl. rfn-. very lsrEe
rn., pvt. baths ca: also vacancy 70
dbl I'm. for young LADY; TRANSIENT
accommodated.
LARGE MASTER ROOM. near bus;
Sl4 per week: one person cniy. SCI
Military I'd. Chevy Chase. I'M ELS
;ass GEORGIA AvE.-Largs, COO
rm. for lady. Phone Randolph lsso
DUPONT crRcIE. 1898 P st. nv;
cow. trsnsp. Lse. dhle. rna. sinsis
1897 n. 4. AVE. NV, right down
town; studio liv.-bedrm- SIS per
month. Xxx. s4aS: pL saa5. "a
lssa HARvARD sT, N.w.-clean,
nicely turn. rms sinsis, ga 50;
double. 50 ea- vkiy maid ssrsiee'
bsIS ssk ST. NW.-Rse, nm. pvt.
enfrance. pvt. bath. phone; beg:
CaEvT CRAsk--Mastsr .eecrccm.
ibxl8; pyt. bath, sun deck urltM-
phone: genttle home. suitable fer
8 gentlemsn; $50 pef mo- Pncne
,ssS sfsss III. N.w.-Larx.. siry:
l.hh rm-. rsas.; cow. transp. -
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BOATS

FISHING PARTIES from oyster whari
a. Ds9Is Be Beach 5sss Nd. CAPT R. B.
st HA9S1E' t SG man Mahogany hull. cabin
cruiser, sIa-ft. beam. 35-h.p. Ker-
math. dual ignition; full head room
in cabin, hunks t2); tiptop condition.
COSwAY. eos Albee Bldg. IS
BOAT LUMBER-Marine plywood
kEss boat oos Dan a sa ns san
Keniivorth ave ne. AK. 1900.
FISHING rfRTY Day. night: Ches-
apeake Bay. Herring Bay. Eastern
Bay ;harps islan rip Goo sN1iuo nv
K Fsfsfsa' Wh' 4 ras GAIT ANiHo"
Is-FT. LYMAN HULL and 6o-h;p.
Evinrude motor; needs breaking tn'
ss stsr. 3 Vii fIfs SEDAN. 8. cabins,
sleeps 8. new Packard d,. saglns' ny ny
e eashf hea e sen Oman bsssery eharssr;
located WASHINGTON. See and make
one. FA. 5176.
DINGHY, sailing. SIT. complete with
mast, sail, rissine. rudder. center
s ssIsHr s 81 7sss; EXT. ssoss !ss
LaRGEsT SELECTION of yachts for
sale in wash. and Chesapeake Bay
ares. z; O; WILSON u; y yssa
broker, RE. 1884; eyes, Du. ooso'
CLEARANCE SALE - On stainless
steel and Judd trailer boats; guar
anteed not to leak or sink: See
TOR a. TRAILER CO.. $500 Georgia
ave. ST. 5000. =,
MERCURY OUTBOARD motors. all
sizes In stock at present for immed
Pf1eysrs Mar MARINE SERVICE. NC :
ou nHe ARD MoToR kEPAiR-Hest
mechanics and most complete shop
in the city. MAYTOWER MARINE
SERVICE. NC, 1900 Maine ave
rssssooAsp and AND ourBoARD sosrs
All sizes on display at wash. .
largest indoor boat display room.
'MAYFrOWER MARINE SERVICE,
INC, 1900 Maine ave s.w. ST
ATnyMrNuM BOATS. I2 IT. long: q
few left a. the sale price OF $126
each. For any OF your BOATING needs.
come TO waSh.'s largest and best
s sSRihss a ssRVicx, 1 nc 700
sTEELCRAFr DAY CRUISER. galley.
head elee hilee pump. new chrome
fixtures; sleeps 9: Chrysler crown
Inspect at MAYFLowER MARINE
waNrEp-ao to 40 n. cruiser. IN
trade for equity in 6-rm BUNGALOW
In good section. AID. sl23.