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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-13
Bedtime Stories For The Little Ones
UNCLE wTGGLY AND TONNE KAT.
ND TONNE KAT.


said Mrs. Kat But / thought YOU
would like TO see the fun
I do" said Uncle Wiggily. I'm glad
you called me over. Look at Tommie
dance in the shells. would your
Really, Tommie was flipDing and
fopping about with the empty walnut
shells stuck on his paws, just as
though he intended to grow up and be
a regular dancing cat
] Uncle Wiggily watched q little
longer and then he went softly out,
not letting Tommie, Joie or Kittie see
him, for fear that would spoil their
fun
Wei. the bunny rabbit gentleman
Z looked all over for an adventure that
. day and couldn't seem TO find any.
Il guess IN have to 90 back home
TO my hollow stump bungalow and
Z have supper" he said Then III take
I my musl1rat lady nurse. Miss Jane
I Fuzzy WuZzZs 10 the movies. That
viii be a little adventure.
But when Uncle Wiggiiy reached his
bungalow Nurse Jane was not there
] Instead there was note written on
piece Of white birch bark for paper,
and il said:
4 have gone over 70 Mrs. Wibble-
Wobbie's for tea You come, too, and
then ven 20 20 the movies together"
gily, and he was just going TO start
out again, when all Of a sudden, out
from under the parlor table jumped a
bad old fox
"Oh. no." barked the fox This time
have caught you M LOngears- off
You 90 now, 10 my den, and III have
al the souse 7 want You haven't any
bottle Of ink now. to save your
No spoke Uncle Wiggily sadly. at
is true 1 have no bottle Of ink And
are you going to take me off to your
4 amr' barlzed the fox. 7 came IN
here after Nurse Jane went out on
purpose to get you"
Wouldn't you let me first 20 TO the
movies with Nurse JaneG- asked the
bunny rabbit, before you take me to
your den2"
mol NO." barked the fox. and he
was Just reaching out 20 grab Uncle Z
Wiggily when all Of a sudden. out in I
the kitchen OF the hollow stump bun :
gal0w sounded the oueerest noise
'-rapi Tap. Tap Troti Gauopi Trott' :
IT went.
'Ha What's thatg" asked the fox.
pricking up his ears.
Il don't know" answered Uncle /
WiEgily.
Yes. you do" cried the fox. That's 4
a horse in your Kitchen Z can hear 4
his hOO1s going -Trott Fr0tt Trotr You
can't fool mel You have sent for Z
policeman dog, on his horse, TO arrest
mel Oh, wowI Fooled againf But III
popped the Dad fox. not hurting Uncle
at al
7 wonder VINO that Is going Tap "a
lapH in my Kitchen" said the bunny. E
1T is I. Uncle Wiggnyt" mewed I:
Kat with a laugh 4 came
over with the walnut shells on my feet
TO bring you a set Of shells for your
paws and did a little dance on your
kitchen oiicl0th."
It's a good thing you did, too" said
Uncle Wiggilys for by the noise you
made the fox thought you a police
mans hOrsei Oh, the walnut shells.
tapping, tapping. tapping. made fun
ny sound and scared the fox Thank
you. Tommie"
So Tommis was glad he had
helped the bunny And II the wind
Doesn't blow the cap off the chimney
80 it catches cold and blows smoke
n the face Of the clock. III tell you
leXt about Uncle WiEgfly and Efttie
1913. by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-13

1ook at these two plates and use
your own reasoning. The roofless
has suctions on both sides (2l, soft
rubber next TO sore gums. DESIGNED
70 be put IN Immediately after ex-
traction. 1t does not touch the
hard bone IN the roof Of the mouth,
therefore, It settles with the gums
and makes its Own bed. No fun
roof plate can compare with the TT
Of this plate, as it settles into It's
bed, lighter, more tongue room,
clearer speech.
Dr.. Williams has been making this
plate for ten years, and is thor
oughly familiar with its constrac-
ton. Made only by US IN El Paso.
NOTE OUR LOWEST PRICES
Full Plates -----------...--.s1o mp
Gold Crowns (best made ........S5
Bridge work per tooth. IS
Filings -----------.--.....--Si mp
All classes Of dentistry at proper
Tomato prices.
J. H0D WILLIAMS, n. D.,D.D.S.
painless Williams, The Peoples
Dentist
Cor. Il Paso and san Antonio SITS.
Over American National Bank.
Across Street From Entrance Hotel
Del NOrfe.
Fone 9Sf. Hours 500 10 $50.
sunday 10 -. Sat. Evening"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-13
Ready to Build,
So Lumber Prices Tunb

Ottawa. Kas-, March 13-Troubie for
the house owner never comes sinEly.
a house owner here had a house for
rent He advertised Thirty-four appli-
cants applied TO rent the house Thir-
ty-three were disappointed-and they
vowed they would build their own
homes.
Next day local lumber dealers an
nounced a 20 percent increase IN the
cost Of building materials.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-13
Talks On Safety.
CELBULOID ExPLODEs

TELLULOD differs from guncotton
- in degree rather than in kind.
Under suitable conditions it readily
burns and may explode, If heated
above the boiling point
A hot curling iron or even the heat
Of { steam radiator may ignite cellu-
loid
Many persons have been seriously
burned by the use Of ceIluloid combs.
collars and other articles.
II IS important that every one
should know the character Of oeIlu-
loid, and then use caution in
handling IL.
II is the neglect Of Just such little
things in the house which accounts
for the alarming number of house
accidents
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-13
JUST USE SLOAN'S
IMMINENT ONCE
Then yOuH understand. why It's
the worlds greatest pain
relief.

Sloan's Liniment does exactly what
is claimed for it-relisves quickly,
without rubbing. Il penet-afes. Use
ful IN relieving external pains. sore
ness and stiffness. such as follow e1-
posure, over exercise OF unusual eLer-
ton
a big bottle kept handy viii last
long and pay for itself in comfort
able RELIEF the first application Clean.
convenient. economical Can be
bought at any drug store Get % to-
day. soc, soc. s1-20-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-13
Famous Wayside Chapel,
Home of SonoD," Sold

Maiden. Mass. March 13.-Wayside
chapel. for years conducted by the
late Rev. Mrs. Elizabeth II. Bruce e,
where persons in sorrow from all
parts Of the world turned, has been
sold by the Maiden Old Ladies' Home
corporation TO George II. Baker, OF
Maiden AIRS. Bruce kept white doves
in the house. representing the souls Of
departed dear ones. The cha-eI was
famous and was visited by thousands
OF people each year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-13
RHEUMATICS
ATTENTION
Step Paying Out Money fer
HestrUms, Baths or LinimsHts
Which, Can't Cure You
Try the Prescription Of a Famous
Specialist C-22z3-It Don't
Cost Much - Our Home
Druggist Can Supply You

II you suffer the agonies OF rheu-
matism or lame back. aching Joints
and bones, swollen muscles. distorted
or bent finger. sudden pains attacking
you most any time. then take the pre-
scription OF a famous specialist meant
for just such a condition. It is known
TO our home prescription druggists by
the number C-222s. Directions for
home treatment and dose pasted on
the bottle This prescription CC-222s)
is liquid and one OF our down tom
druggists explained that It drains out
OF our system all the poisons, uric
stored patients give a living witness
OF the wonderful curative powers OF
acid and impurities which cause
rheumatism, besides It purifies and
enriches the blood. Thousands OF re-
C-222S for rheumatism. so II seems
well worth while trying. especially
as our home druggists will give us
back even the small fee charged for
the Prescription C-2225 IL It don't help
US any.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-13
Folks Are Buying
Ocean" EAGERLY

The past several days has proven concluSively that
FACTS have POWER. The rate at which stock in the
OCEAN OIL G REFINING co. is selling is proof posi-
tive that the features of OCEAN are such appeal
strongly to those who hope participate in the great
Oil development.
choicest the prooen Ranger Fiednn the Emma Terrell the Roper
The NOrwOod the greatest Of the great oil weIs
The drilling contract MADE Ills dated Feb 18th and pOod for
the beginning of operation BY the 18th of this present month This work
D be done under the personal supervision of Mr. A. D. Smith, who
not only President of OCEAN but head Of the great Lone Star Re
filming Co. as weH
Stock is NOW 81 share. As drilling progresses the
price will be advanced to 81 share The men who have
OCEANS affairs in charge do not hesitate over their
names to advise you to COME IN AT ONCE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-13

s-hinE, irchiHs. 1urniag. v-urk-st-zin,d. z7are--
res. Read the do-1cr's mn rtztement s,a1- =
zpp=zr f. llis rzpe-. Bon-Ouco Is aofd and 60,
n-nded eT--yuh=rz - Dru1Ei11L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-13

II perchance your own druggist
can't supply you kindly give US his
name by writing to C-2223 Labora-
tories. Memphis. Tenn.-Adr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-13
Doctor Tells How
To Strengthen Eyesi6h


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cue o.
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L@u.4hHve
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-13

a. Sar'''- & Co. buy Liberty B0oas.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24

A,ckered and went out. took on tne co.
rings, We dined at dairy IN the he'e
horhood and reached our DESTINATION -
time for coffee
The spark that had thought wholly eA'
tjnru,sbed famed up for little TINE Oh
another occasion. had been TO a s.uu'o
tea. A man whom met there nao p'Seeo
ma IN taxi, said he was sorry ne was
,ek;np train and could not escort "e
home, He paid the driver and went n'S
wav When ] reached home told the III
cidents OF the afternoon and relerreo ~
the courtesy. Ensued storm
"You should not accept such courtesy
from stranger" said my HUSBAND.
"He wasn't a stranger. He was one OF
tbe guests and was presented by friend
Of ours, the hostess"
"That makes no difference" he SAID.
Keep out Of taxicabs." o,o,e
"But he wasn't in the cab. was alone
in It," 80 ,ohs -
was his command.
funny stories and making me the outt OF
Them Persons whom had just met ana
who listened to the stories looked at me
as though they thought l was an lnpeclIe.
One NJ his hest stories which made me
seem fool was about table dhote waiter:
According to the story. Mr.. Stringer hao
given his order. The service was slom ";
"Waiter" he called. where Is my lalno:
According to the narrator ans" @
"Here am, dear" The twentieth tlne
ot m 6XDenS6 l
fess I felt murderous. The maullnonia'
lid was slightly displaced.
Another irritant in our household was
the fact that for many years my HUSBAND
was always at home. Being engagea ID
literary pursuits for many years ne dlo LIE
writing at home. -,.,,
That meant that had constant critic
on the hearth. If the telephone rang ne
asked, "Who is there?' II tradesman oe
lrered the wrong order, butcher sent
chop instead of a roast, or the green
grocer cabbage instead OF cauAfower. he
assisted in the debate that followed.
felt quite competent to hold up my END o.
the commercial argument, but evidently
he did not think was. The trying on o.
gown or hat called for his opinions
though did not.
used to envy the woman whose nus
band was q business man and stayed down
town all day. When / came nome IRON
tour there was a self consciousness, al
though 1 had found stranger IN INF
house Months Of absence meant readtust
ments. They were not always amicablt
nor agreeable My experiences recalled
what the late John Mason always insisted
upon, that the stage made mere Summe
spouses Of couples. that absence prevented
true and lasting union.
have always been keenly sensitive
Arthur Stringer, who has severe sens
of hunor. ridiculed my acting. That drove
me into myself. Condemnation crusnee
me. His jokes at the expense OF the Snat
acters piayed, and the way played them
would have killed my art had there no
been something vital and enduring in It
So nearly was my ego e1tinguished tina
d. not recall having any definite ldea
about anything for thirteen years VIVA
I thought about art, politics, reilsfon' wa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24

tried to reopen the subject. He shook his
head and wrote.
Did say that ever held my ground
with him? I did. but surely felt 1t slip
ping from beneath Tie. To prevent that
calamity ran to the telephone. l called
up my hostess. said,"l am so sorry. we
have been unavoidably detained. We may
run In for q while after dinner. Please
excuse me-"
NV husband was silent. He went on
writing. l felt the fame Of insubordina-
ton dying down. Before it fiickered out
it unleashed my tongue. dared to tell
him his conduct "had reached the limit Of
absurdity." He smiled and went on writ
ing
For two hours we argued That is. I did.
He wrote. I wept The fame Of rebellion
Great Britain Rishts Reserved
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24

MATTER" he said "You look fast. Take
of those earrings"
I didn't like his tone. I didn't like his
manner. felt little streak Of red in my
cheeks. 1t was painted by the new and
unsupported fame OF rebellion in NY
breast.
"They are not fast. Everybody is wear.
ing Them" held my ground.
"They will challenge the attention OF
every one who sees YOU" he said. Take
them off"
To my surprise I heard my own voice
answer. 81 won't"
He sat down at his desk and dipped
pen into the ink. Then won't 80 TO the
dinner" he said. and began to write.
looked at the clock. l looked at him.
Calmly he went on writing. idgetted. |
Copyright. 1919. by Star COMPANY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24
By Jobyna Rowland.
I'm an !ntervlew).

I'm an !ncerVle"j.
y vIPIING wrote Of ambition. He
K travels the fastest who travels
4 n alone" Kipling Is entirely, right
An actress with husband is handicapped.
] have tried It
For twenty years have beenramo bilious.
My ambition had definite aim. wanted
to become so good an actress mat MI
Belasco would think me worthy to join MS
forces. It was only last week that the
z&zard sent for me.
WHY has my progress been so slow on
the road Of alta ument? Because was
married. That was married to ceieo-
rftv increased the deterrent That loved
him with yhole-hearted devotion still FUR
Their enhanced the obstacles on my ROAD
to success
For thirteen years was the wife OF
Arthur stringer, the Canadian poet ana
novelist. 7 watched with loving interest,"
The growth OF his career. That his fame
Eaxed az mine waned did not greatly as
turb me for long time. l accepted the
view OF the Toronto University and o4loro
College man that the state OF the VIE Is
That Of a happy martyr. did not caVh
- +ha Irn,fca4ion that the life OF wife
Is q sacrifcial one.
= The matrimonial I'D was on. oeneatn
a nv individuality broke into bubbles ana
steam Of self-assertion occasionally tne
event was regarded as domestic seems
or a title feminine storm It ler my loLo
IN his usual equable temper, smoking n's
Inevitable pipe. ,a.,. for
iowa NJ Charles Dana G1bsou's eketcnes
- New York society types. / had played
With Marie Dressler and had oeen lof q
season James K HacSett's leading woman,
Ven win grant that had made an up"alo
start. a,c+ ,hat
Is a lid covering talent end ex'
!: $1nruishing individuality until one Gay my
s,nshand said, In an admhing tone:
: ssyou are one Of the lovel1est women
alive. NV dear. II you bad brains
caller raped upon the door OF oNt
+snv strdio, I'D three fights, on lower F1Ioc
avs-,1e- The sentence, 80 far as my nus
4 ha1d Was concerned, remained unnn1saeo
! va never completed It But 1t seemed
! seafh knell to my hopes Of ever dong any
!: thing for myS9U. II uuIl, pOt So-N@o wv
/ ,oysslf with the thought that he loved me
what did brains matter he thought me
lovable? -,
discussion. Perhaps might have induced
him to modify the statement that had N
brasns. But I did not accepted hn
Indictment. In my state Of total ann1hlia
3fon I said one day, when he asked me
question concerning Southern stat'
through which my company had travelled
~ don't know as much as you think do.
I referred to the habit OF players to COZ
Germ themselves chiefly with hotel accom-
.noodations and the train schedule OF
town. A very bad habit Of the profession
But my spouse regarded that as comics
sion Of mental deficiency and abject II
Ser1ority. The lid was already on tn
coffin Of my hope Of achievement, but tha
was the set OF nails driven into 1t. H
lived up to that admission and lived dow
TO It.
Ny gifted husband constituted himsel
che critic on the hearth. That is very vel
AZ It doesn't 60 too far. Kindly and COZ
q
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late at dinner. Vainly reminded HIM
that decency and good form required that
we arrive at least one minute before the
time, He was always late. His diatori-
ness caused me to>blush for him a tnou-
sand times, not to mention the pla2e o.
indignation in his hostess's eyes.
cI;mbed the stairs to his studio. no
onened the door and stared at me-
whats this?" he demanded.
.1 am sorry II have interrupted you at
vonr work. darling" I faltered. Have
YOU forgotten that we were to dine with
the Blanks and that was to call for your"
Never mind that" he said why have
YOU gotten yourself up this way?'
what way, my love?" I peered Into g
little mirror ~ see nothing wronS. Waas
is the matter2"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24

structive criticisms help
to make a career. But
the up and down DECLARE
ton, my love, you have
no talent; you will never
do anything worth while
on the STAGE" had a note
Of f1nality in it.
Mr.. Stringer did not
forbid my being on the
stage. l emerged from
my Encouragement and
seclusion now and then
and played for a few
weeks or months, only
long enough to get some
new clothes. Then / re-
sumed my place at the
hearthstone, reading my
husbands manuscripts
and tinidly telling him
what I thought Of them.
He never sent a story to
o publisher without my
Judgment upon 1t. Fol,
lowing this example or
candor, believing 1t a con-
iugal duty, I told him
when 1 thought his fiction
efforts were below par.
He submitted to my judg
ment, although often with
q frown.
Time passed and l be-
came less and less a hui
man entity. Depression
spoke in my voice. II
showed in my waK: 1t
was reflected even IN my
thoughts. For years l
looked down upon one OF
The greatest figures OF the
American stage because
Mr.. Stringer said he
talked through his nose.
Once in a while, a very
great while. a faint spark
of will within me started
into feeble flame. On one
such occasion l had
bought a pair Of earrings.
The eardrops were fash
ionable. I had bought
them at a bargain and
was proud OF 1t,
We had been invited to
q dinner. I was to. stop
at the studio on Twenty
third street and we were
to go on together. AS
usual, / made an early
start, for one OF the
thorns in my meek flesh
was that he was always
,,%e az q dinner VainlN
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TABLE BOARD.

1927 PARK ROAD--Can accommodate few
moro table boarders; excellent board; home
cooking. II.
EXCEPTIONAL board for few. Park road
and Hiatt place square west OF 18Th.
Entrance 324O Hiatt place. Col. S2l3. 10
TORONTO APARTMENT CAFE-Special week
iy and monthly rates; TRANSMITS accommcdat-
ed; home cooking. II.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

TRAINED NURSE will hoard and care Tor
elderly md conyalescent patients on farm hay
ing comfortable rooms, splendid water. mtik
from tested COWS. situated on high elevation
81, minutes r-n by automobile over good roads
after hospital treatment. Maplewood Farm.
Silver Spring. Md. 10
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JANUARY CLEARANCE
Sale OF All Used Pianos
And Plaver-Pianos,
Upright Pianos.
Ola WONDS. ETC.

TAKEN IN EXCHANGE IN OUR
ENORMOUS HOLIDAY BUSINESS.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. ETC.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. ETC.
LOOK WHAT'S HERE!
Continued.

LOOK WHAT'S HERE!
UNITED STATES "ROYAL CORD TIRES
us received in following sizes33x4, 34x4 35x5 3oN41a
and BINS Our sashng prices making stock very low
in these tires Take the tip
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n a found here
in most
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3oX3Ia 5ooo-mile Speedway. SLIPS
s2x3l Diamond .......................SI5.S5
33N4 Fisk, r. T. hrsts. .................S2S.5o
in Youca
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32X31a Ms. Diamond. guaranteed .........SIoS5
3IX4 Ms. Diamond guaranteed. ........S25.5o
55X411 Ms. Diamond guaranteed. .S3S95
CHAS. Z. MILLER Inc,
ST. 18th St NV. doors north OF II St.
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1928 l. ST. N.W.-For two gentiemkp, .larEe
front room and bath in comfortable apt. = III
ROOM. next to bath. 32:4 18Th Ct. NV. hSt
Kenyon and Park I'd. - :, ,--l.- los; .
z0s 9th N.W.--NIeeiy fnrnis6ed rooms for IN,
tlemen. $3.50 and $3.50 'week, .1os !,
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RARE BARGAINS-National coupe. 1917
81 500: Peerless roadster, special body perfect
mechanical condition, 81. $50; Maxwell sedan.
extras. $3.50. Automobile Exchange. I'll 18Th st.
1918 FORD CAR, equipped with l.ton Smith
Form-a Truck attachment; in first class condi-
ton: will sell reasonable and easy terms.
Record Auto Co, l33 Pa. ave- NV.
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COLE 1918 chummy roadster. s-cyi.; fine CON
New Jersey ave NV Line ,,b2S liz
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FOR RENT-IN BEST SECTION; BEAUTI-
full Broom. reception hall. bath and Kitchen
! studio ant: every possible convenience: fur
nisbed with oriental rugs and unusual furui-
ture rent $50 month. Address Boz 229-N.
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POULTRY, PETS Il LIVESTOCK.

BOARD DOGS AND CATS -
Hospital for Animals. 211a 14th st. y. 1903.
FOX TEKRIER PUPPIES for sale. 100 10th
st. NV. IL
list RECEIVED fine lot of leeches, slngin;
canaries. goldfishes, dogs. and We do ia xidermy
Of all kinds.
Schmid's Pet Emporium,
712 18th st. NV.
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RO0MING house. hghclass, in fine section
of northwest. Il rooms, baths: newly and at
tractively furnished: steam heat. electricity
income of $500 above rent: excellent oppor-
tunity for desiring private home or bust
ness: owner leaving city. Address Box Sep.
Star Office
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WONDERFUL proposition for reliable sales
man with small large capital: experience
UNNECESSARY. Call at New Ebbitt. 14th and r
10 to L.. 3 ia >. I0s
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$500 TIRE SALE.

2-35 LANDAULETTE,
Repainted and hne mechanical condition Juat
To ear for winter use. The Luttreu Co.. 1914
n. q. ave.
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! coNFORTIBLY FURNISHED APARTMENT
| Of Ave large rooms. pantry, hallway. bath.
! etc :. convenient to both car lines; at 10th and
+ Florida ave: may be sublet until Oct. for
| sl75 a month; by officer leaving washington.
| Tel North $3.50. 10
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WANTED-APART1GENTs

TICHT HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENT, FOR
two. three or four people. within walking dis
lance of 7th and u. Address Box l12-R, star
office. -
UNFURNISHED APARTMENT-oSE ROOM.
kjtchenette and bath: electricity; in apart
ment house. Call Main $50. branch 45I6. be-
tween and 430. Il
WANTED-THREE ROOMS. BATH AND
kitshenette, in apartment house. Address Ssox
Io5-R. Star office. II.
FURNISHED APARTMEST-Two ROOMS.
kitchenette, bath. for Ink: walking distance
of Union station. Mrs. K. T.. SMITH. liz
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WANTED-3 or I ROOM FURNISHED
apartment: Immediately or February I. Ad-
dress Box 126-R. Star Office.
2 REFINED COLLEGE GIRLS. WITH PER
manent positions. desire r., kitchenettc. bath
apt. uufur.. in NV. section. within 80 Mn
walk downtown. Address Box Tvs b. Sfer 81
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