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Evening star., 1925-07-07
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FURNITURE and household goods wanted
you VIII feel satisfied with prices / pay. s.
Welsenoerg. 4l6 10th st. NV. Main 9275.
FURNITURE of all kinds wanted. best prices
paid. Capital Furniture Co. 400 La. ave.
NV. or phone Franklin Io267.
GOLD. silver. watches. diamonds ano old
lswelry needed in our manufacturing dept
Full cash value paid Seinger's. SlS St
GOLF CLUBS, left hand: state price and
conhtlon. Address Box IS5D. Star office.
GUN. Remington or Winchester. pump or
hlSh grade. double barrel shotgun: state
model and condition. Address Box 26S-D.
star Office.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for mems and
ladies worn clothing. Potomac 2340.
NOkOL automatic oil heater any condition
address Box l22-D. star Office.
OLD GOLD. silver. diamonds Jewelry fine,
heanuful pieces especially. A +. Arnold,
l323 ST. NV. Main st7J
USED TOP wanted for 1921 Dodge Touring
car. s. y. Absher. 30G c st. NV. 7s
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LABORERS, colored; hard
steady workers only; for ware
house work; steady job for right
men. Apply $50 am. Mr., An
drews. Southern Building Sup
ply Co. Inc. g.
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CARPENTER AND BUILDER. Making
screens a specially. Prices reasonable Work
guaranteed. Lincoln 1o4I3. ri 18th ne
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CARPETS AND RUGS CLEANED. repaired,
stored. & p. Rug Co., offices 23O4 Pa
240Q 18th st West i06
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ALTERATION HAND, first
class, experienced on mems gar
ments. Apply Mr.. SpeiIman,
Raleigh Haberdasher. 1910 F st.
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HELP-MALE (ContinueO.

!
TIMERS and helpers. j. A. schnopp. I36
TRUCK DRIYER-CoIored. Apply Union
day morning, 80.
WASHINGTON's largest credit clothing store
has an opening for an experienced collector
to cover a hrst-clasS. establi shed route; pre-
fer a man with car; salary, $25 per week
plus commissions on all collections. Apply
years employment. Address Box l92-D, Star
YOUNG MAN TO collect rents and for gen
required ADDRESS BOX i3o-D Star oftice. .:
Young MAN, to handle rental DEBT. in
se9l Sd Esse rS. 9gs hd4 Must hs6e s,sr %
YOUNG MAN to learn shoe business Apply
At 943 Pa. ave. NV: reterence REQUIRED.
YOUNG MAN. who wants TO learn to be a
real automobile mechanic, must have some
General mechanical experience: an opening
With a big future. Write fully. Address
tion: must he good penman. good at fig
ures and quick. Address Box lS0-D. star
office.
YOUNG MAN for Landscape gardening must
ne willing and aide to drive Ford truck.
After & evening. 9Th st. ne.
YOUNG MAN. white, who can drive auto, as
dress Box 1o4-D. Star Once %
MEK MEKfYq s5 Yq8 m dS ARE WEFFkkEyTEp WTFk yn ARE RF
ADD TO oGR PRESENT SALES FORCE
20 sT3EkT RRSsS B9NRS oR REAL "a br6s 66sfAfE
NO SAMPLES, NO DEMONSTRATIONS
a5r; or THE PEoPLE:r Yog TAX TO
Sell AEh IN G6sToMER NEh ~ HBJ BUY v" On SMALL IL
M6NTHLY IAYMESTs, THERE IS So 9
THERE is LITTLE SALES RESISTANCE.
THIS Is NOT A FLY-BY-N1GH1 SCHEME
AND SELLING POSSIBILITIES ARE SEC
ONLY CONSCTrNTIOUS MEN BETWEEN
25 AND 50 NEED APPLY NO PART
CALL AT III AN. AND AT Pm. on
WEDNESDAY, JULY Sth, 457 MUNSEY
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

MAN AND WIFE. coIored. high-class. with
out children. NAV earn rent of apartment.
gas electricity, by cleaning one hour daily.
607 Eve IT. Sc
SALES AGENTS to sell once appliances
commission basis only: all or part time. Ad-
drnss Rnv 11n-D star oficc
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PHONOGRAPH. Edison. new. with 25 rec
urds and extra arm; sacrifice Tor SO: cost
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BEST BUYS IN TOWN.
CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1924.
oLDsMoBiLE SPORT TOURING, 19c3.
BUICK i TOURING. 1922.
STUDFBAKER s. 1924.
wLLYS-KNIGHT SEDAN, 1874.
FORD TOURING. 1894.
FORD COUPE. 1924.
GASSMAN'S GARAGE.
1891 7, St NV I2s
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PUPPIES. English beagie hound 50 Ar
MY after g pm. L ". Lyles, 400 re s.
DOGS AND CATS boarded. Kyner's Kennels
Blzdsnshurg. Nd. Telephone Hyattsville
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LUNCH ROOM FTXTURES-2 marble hot
tables. chairs. large gas range, dishes, sill
YER. pots. pans. everything must go. Sacri-
tice for quick sale, separate or together
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SILVER PERSIAN KITTEN. male: T,ed
creed: very playful: price. SIS Phon
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CHAIR GAMING UPRoLsTERING, RE-
pairing Al work; lowest prices Line. 1855
| Llnc $3.50. L. L. Bailey. I'll Pa. ave. s.e
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QFFICE FURNTTTRT
DOGS. PETS ETC

COLLIE PUPS-Beautifully marked, eligible
,,on reksicr Ilis. strong IN blood Of the great
pion: reasonably priced Mrs John
Do%nlng Hyattsvihe. Md. Phone Hyatts-
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500 Old nU0N tyDerriter 81 Envsn9er nd psde beds
rugs. chairs; other pieces. 1878 Ontario pl.
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LABORERS (2O) AT ONCE.
Apply ready for work. to job at FoxalI
and Reservoir rds. NV. four blocks west of
Western High School
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SEWING MACHINEs-Special sale: oh.
Singers S1250 70 $50: portable electrics
S25 up: others. SO up: l year free service
T31 11th. near Palais Royal. Frank. 1o4s5
SO. Si5: new Singers and motors 81 per
mo; Rentals. repairing and parts. Machines
sent on trial Open evenings D. c. Sew wing
Machine Shop. 103 II st nc. Line SOSa
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BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES. beautiful:
TIu sell or trade, birds or clothes 104
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FORDSON TRACTOR. With automatic dump
scoop and ohtcher: cost S605: VIII sell for
$3.50; terms. 134 18th st.. Room 107.
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MANAGER WANTED, thor
oughly experienced, for beauty
parlor, capable OF managing
beauty parlor in speciality store.
NJ. Brooks & Co, l1O9 G. st.
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RATES CENTS \ WORD.
In Washington and Suburbs for
Help and Situations Wanted
Lost and Found.
For Sale and Wanted Miscellaneous.
AUTOMOBILES for Sale and Wanted.
Rooms for Rent and Wanted.
Business Opportunities. etc.
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Star "Want ADJ
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.

1875 14th St, JolI's Newsstand.
1stS I'm AND and F F ! pay ( PRsT@asy etsmenss
] 4th and W SITS. Eagle Pharmacy.
22aoI 2aoI Georgia ave- John G. Biggs' Pharmacy gg t;y
34oi 14th. Bronaush's Pharmacy. G
! 4th and Buchanan, Hohbergers Pharmacy
3@09 Mount Pleasant st. Mount Pleasant
Cigar and News Shop.
2i6S caiifornis St. @1 Harry 1rSs,te ]: Paul "
Wardman Park Pharmacy. ,... d..
scription Pharmacy.
2nd and Mass. ave. Philippe Pharmacy.
7S sRG and 5s GodanBefe p@Gsn me elerE des
smiths Cut-rate Drug store, 9TH and o sts.
5th and r. l. ave, !. French Simpson.
/. J. tn and II sts.. L. H. FoT5ters Phaarrmscy ar
th AND and sts a9f McGure ls PF&2MS Phar
Ca ave. and Rock Creek Church road, Rock
Ga ave. and Upsh,Ir at. Colody & Balek
1905 ga. ave, Moncks Pharmacy.
59l6 Ga. ave-. Brightwocd Pharmacy.
1901 J. St, Morse Pharmacy.
1905 Mass: ave. NV, Dupont Pharmacy
18th and Fla. ave, Pearsons Pharmacy.
North Cap ST. and r. l. ave, Parler's Phsr.
dJ722 Pa. ave. j. Louis Kriek.
25th and Pa. ave., HeTbsts Pharmacy.
1926 Conn. ave. Chevy Chase Pharmacy.
Wisconsin ave. and Macomb St. Harry C.
4a05 Wisconsin ave-. Wisconsin ave. Phar
Takoma Park. $50 Cedar St. Mattlngly Bros.
Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN.
Morgan Bros Pharmacy Both and = SITS.
32o+ NJ St. O'Donnelrs Pharmacy.
3tI1 NJ st. Moskey's Pharmacy
Wisconsin ave. and o, Donohues Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST.
4th and H sts.. Home Drug Co.
a07 H St, Garren's Music Store,
3th St and Md. ave. Louis F. Bradley.
18th ST. and Md. ave. Louis Sacks.
North Cap. and l, Kenealy Pharmacy-
500 East Capitol st, Paufs Pharmacy.
East Capitol and Sth SITS. BielDuss Pharmacy
18th and East Cap, Lincoln Park Pharmacy.
S0th ST. and r. l. ave, Collins Pharmacy
woodbridge.
$500 18th St. NJ ayos Pharmacy-Brookland
SOUTHEAST.
3rd and Pa. ave O'Donnells Drug store
Sth and l. +. P. WeQer's Pharmacy.
tn and Pa. ave. Fealeys Pharmacy.
18th and Pa ave, Smysers Pharmacy
1907 Nichols ave, Anacostla, Healy : Drug
Store.
SOUTHWEST.
18th and n SITS. Lautz Bros.
a and L SITS. Columbia Pharmacy.
RATES CENTS 4 WORD.
In Washington and Suburbs for
Help and Situations Wanted,
Lost and Found
For Sale and Wanted Miscellaneous.
Autonlo obiles for Sale and Wanted.
Rooms for Rent and Wanted.
Business Opportunities, etc.
RATE Outside or ASUI\GTO<.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LUNCH R0OM--Lons established: doirg a
steady. profitable business good long lease
leaving city. Address Box l2o-D Star ONCE.
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CARPENTER AND CABINET WORK
screening and repairing. Call o. +. Smith
h2l1
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OFFICE DESKS (2I. ! cabinet file. chars
and miscellaneous articles. Apply l31
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SEWING MACHINE SALE - One tailor's
ai15. ESQ: late model Singers. almost
9th st Franlr A4N1
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berfs Sora alN%i Sssi as me 6igs d
500. 2l6 3rd NV. Call before 10 am.
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HELP-FEMAI.E (Cont'dI.

WAITRESS, white, experienced extra for
Euclid s,s '''''' ~
FILTER in fine gowns; must
be thoroughly experienced and
a very capable seamstress.
Kaplowitz Bros, 721 9th st. NV.
MANAGER WANTED, thor
oughly experienced, for beauty
parlor. capable OF managing
beauty parlor in speciality store.
NJ. Brooks & Co, 100 G. st.
ALTERATION HAND, first
class, experienced on mems gar
ments. Apply Mr.. SpeiIman,
Raleigh Haberdasher. 1910 F st.
HELP-DOMESTIC.
COOK WANTED. s45 month. 1888 Kslo-
family Of three: $50 a month bring refer
ences. Cleve. 3491. 3107 Hawthorne Dl
GENERAL HoUSEWoRKER. must be FIRST
class cook city references: 20 home nights.
GENERAL HOJSEWORKER--Stay nights:
80 o.,
GIRL for general house work Bring refer
ences. 1901 Spring rd. NV.
GIRL, general housework, including cook
GIRL-eolored; light preferred: light house
5c555PS $50 pm care is15 g pa2 s9k 40 Call after
SEnRt GdRL reliable sleep nights, genersl house,
monthly. Phone Columbia 576l.
GIRL, white. wanted for general housework
1369 Potomac ave. Sc.
GIhL colored for all-day work, in small
references. Apply 1464 Columbia I'd, Apt.
HoUsEMAID WAITRESS wanted. white:
permanently, for suburban home: must be
GadT6sfu sd6 neat ,D0 pote please give references.
MATTRESS for boarding house; only those
thoroughg experienced need apply refer
encess 9Q9 L st. n.w.----- n.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
NEW CLASS in. Telephone switchboard oper-
III september; enrol at once school closed
between y. Y ave. and n.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS FOR OPERA
sied Can Anf ssTfS 'FAs ss4 ss fur
AUTO. DRIVING LESSONS WILL EQUIP
you for operators permit reliable chaufieurs
MARCEL. WAVING TAUGHT. ALSO ALL
GoFFEY BEAUTY SHOP fIs3 14th st n ".
Prank. l0141. a.
WANTED-P1ANO PUPILS. SPECIAL SUM
nler rates. 75c hour lesson: best method
taught: IN all grades Phone Franklin ps75
THOSE WITH UNDEVEIOPED TALENT
FOR DRAWING. Large studio offers uD-
usual opportunity for practical training eve
nin<s; will interview only those desirous of
making Commercial Art profession Ad-
dress Box lo5-B. Star office.
Now Is good time to begin course that
viii ht you for lifes duties. You will never
regret a course in our school. Thousands
say II placed them on the road to success
Call. write or telephone. 1t Is better to call.
WOODS SCHOOL. Established 1855
3l1 East Capitol St
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STENOGRAPHER.

The Hecht Co. requires the
services OF thoroughly expert
enced stenographer. Permanent
position. Apply employment Of
fee. F st. entrance. The Hecht
Co. 9TH at F.
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REAL ESTATE ADS.
words to the line. 3-l1ue MINIMUM. Al
line rate. as follows;
I tune 2oc per hne.
. tunes, lac per Inc.
:; times. l SC per line.
: times. I7c per hne.
STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL II PM.
All advertisements for The Evening star
must he at The star Office or one oil Ihe
Star branch Offices by II pm- the DAY
BEFORE ISSUE. with the following excep-
tions:
Lost and Found.
Death Notices.
Wanted Help.
Wanted Situations.
Advertisements under the above classi fica-
tions will be accepted at The Star onice.
11th st and Pa ave, until $50 a M. day
of issue All advertisements for The sun
day Star must be received at The Star once nee
by $50 pm. Saturday. or at any Of me
CASH WITH ORDER is required for all
advertisements from transient advertisers
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DIAMOND RING. l y -kt.. and diamond pin
- points: At bargain; no dealers. Room
No . S06 II st IA "
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

TYPEWRITER = NoiseIess fine condition.
IS. Wells. 924 14th. Main 30.
fY PEwRFTERS - New. factory yebuilts.
eecLnd-hands. Nothing sold or rented that is
not good. Special Inducements in portablss.
Cash or 50 monthly. Washington Typewriter
Exchange. 91j y. Y. ave. Franklin 1914
SHOW CASES AND STORE FIXTURES.
SAMPLE FLOOR AND COUNTER CASES
At SPECIAL PIICES. BUY AT THE
BALTIMORE. ND
OFFICE FURNITURE
FROM u. :. GOVT
Complete line of desks file cabinets lock-
ers. Office chairs and tables tremendous saw
lnss- EverythInr you need for your Office.
WASHINGTON SALVAGE CO.
Furniture Dept. 31o 9Th 81. NV
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RADIO AND EoIIPMENr

ZENITH 4TUBE SET. complete: sacTifir
Tor S19o: also 3-tuoe Cacadale for $50 a.
f IT. Sc.
AERlsLS ERECTED, sets installed and re-
paired py experts; all work guaranteed: esti-
mates given free. ksnnedv.s s. Adarns Gas
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BUILDING CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS
glassed-in porches & screens, gen. repairing
Blankenship Bros. 426 II st. NV FIR 3217
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PEERLESS.
To Buy a Good Used
Car. at the Lowest
Possible Price.
PEERLESS.

1874 studebaker roadster.
1898 Dodge sedan.
studebaker Special Six touring
1922 Msrnion 7,psss. touring run rery
little; looks like new.
1924 Peerless 7-pass. sedan; like new; rur
1924 Peerless 4-pass. coupe; run very little
1924 Chevrolet touring; lots of extras 1926
81 b B. Cadillac Suburban; 7-pass.
81 Cadillac 7-psss. touring. ,......... Sh1A
REQ 5-pass. sedan; excellent condition S4ft
Wills Sainte Claire 5-pass. sport tour
ing; run very little; gecd-looking car;
priced right.
funeral work :. .I............ SAYS
Westcott 7-psss. touring; late model;
good car for hacking work S425
1923 Ford coupe: excellent condition;
refnished; all good tires. ....... SSeS
WE ALSO HAVE MANY OTHER
MAKES TO SELECT FROM.
LIBERAL TERMS.
YOUR CAR IN TRADE.
PEERLESS MOTOR CO.,
14th and P SITS.
Main $3.50.
Open Evenings.
tcsntinuss On Kszt Pasaa
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Nationally Known Corporation
has opening for man over 25 years of age
to represent them III this territory Must
have clean record fair education. good per
sonality and the determination to be sue
cessful regardless of amount of work re-
quired This is real opportunity with
unusual future prospects. Address Box
oGO.D Star office.
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DINING ROOM SUITE. oak. Ieather-botto
The Montgnmerv II Can and III
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BUICK 1924 SEDAN, 5-pass-, every possible
extra; 4-wheel brakes; very carefully used: :
looks fine. What can you buy anywhere 30
compare with u at S9S5? Yoa must act
Conn. ave Main 9nSO.
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POULTRY AND !
LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE

CHICKS. orpington Bun. zoe: mother he
available. 5504 7th NV
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cows. . fresh Guernseys: tub. tested. enc
and 3rd calves; $50 and S100. c. B. Nun
son, Arlington. Va.
YOUNG HORSE for sale. Apply ~ 6s5c
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REQ sedan in excellent shape; looks and
runs like new; S475, cash or terms 1722 L
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FOR sAI.E-AUTONOBuES.

AUTOMOBILES by auction at WeschIer's- 92O
Pa. ave. NV. every Wed. and Sat. 10 am.
BUICK 1925 MASTER SIX COACH. Colunn.
bIa 1921.
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REAL. ESTATE ADS.

RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON,
( cents = word
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OAKS washed, POLISHED and creased. motors
cleaned; 10 20 30 minutes service; work
guaranteed; reasonable prices; storage. Ma
tioual Garage and Auto Laundry Co. 326
New IerHeY ave. n Lincoln lnoS
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AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS ca. experienced
In general truck repairing. good working
conditions Apply TO Mr. Sandin. the White
Co oI0I New York ave.
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HFLF-MABE.

1TTT0 FIFCTRTCTANs and carburetor men
wanted permanent positions. year-round
work rood chance for advancement, pos.
slble chance for auto mechanic or all-rounq
m achinist 10 break in Creel Bros. 1911
14th ct. NV. -
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WAITRESS, white. experienced. extra for
Dinners. ~ 30 pm, Olympia Cafe. I4th and
Euclid SITS. 7$
FILTER in fine gowns; must
be thoroughly experienced and
a very capable seamstress.
KaploWitz Bros, 721 9th st. NV.
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

Civil Service Examinations.
Special intensive course beginning this
week for Bookkeeper examination Both
men and women. age 1S years to 20 years:
salary. 1890 10 81 $50. Also special rates
Tor those who enter this week in preparation
for Patent Office exam. Salary, 81 $50 The
Civil Service Preparatory School s e corner
18th and NV. Phone FIR. 20So.
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DISHES gateleE table coffee pereolator hy-
ing room. dining room and bedroom suites.
machine. console. end table, lamp, piano.
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JOE HOFFMAN IS HOST TO MANY
 DINNER GUESTS
THE BELMONT LODGING HOUSES GUESTS ENJOY WONDERFUL
 THANKSGIVING
COMPLETE SURPRISES TO DINERS
Genial Proprietor Works for Three Days Preparing for the Splen-
 did Event

The guests of the Belmont lodging house met with welcome surprise yesterday afternoon when they were informed they were to be guests at a Thanksgiving dinner rendered them by the genial proprietor, Joe Holman. Covers were laid for 25 guests with the usual favors at each plate.
 The guests were composed of some of the most prominent mechanics of the Territory, such as MT. Van Tress, one of Stewards leading authorities on guns and general merchandise, Harry Lyons, an authority on everything; Henry James, Jack Hamm, Al Blye, MT. O'Brien, Joe Dossier, B. Curtis, O. Johnson and Otto Brown. All these men are likewise experienced ship workers. J. Hunt, B. Nelson, Won Quist, J. Coffey, and John Doe, all gandy dancers of prominence. William Salome and partner, who are trapping in this district. Also "Blackie" Wylie, who is reputed to be leading author ity on many matters.
 MT. Van Tress announced during the dinner hour his intention of join ing the Seward Chamber of Commerce in the very near future. This an- nouncement brought much applause from attending guests. The opening
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of the dinner began by giving the genial host toast by the we'll known toastmaster, MT. Henry James, of Ok. lahoma. The toast, which has been used by many prominent men of the nation, is given here for Gateway readers
 Here's to you as good as you are,
 Here is to me as bad as I am.
 And as bad as I am
 And as good as you are,
 I am as good as you are
 AS bad as I am."
 Dinner then proceeded with great enjoyment, turkey, cranberry sauce and all that goes with it, being served the hungry guests, after which cigars were passed about. Songs and recita tions were then presented by a mum Der of the guests. The conclusion o1 the dinner was marked by singing "Auld Lang Syne."
 In behalf of the guests MT. Harry Lyons conveyed the thanks of the as semblage to MT. Holman for the wonderful feast
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STARTER KISSED BY
 CROWD DROPS DEAD

MARSELLES, Nov. 27. Thirteen horses and four false starts in the same race killed Marcel Blinou, for more than 20 years official starter at the Marseilles racetrack.
 The "Palm-tree Stakes" one of the features of the season here and always heavily bet upon, was being run off before an excited and ner- vous crowd. One, two, three, false starts. The crowd began to protest and to hiss the starter. Blinou turn ed red in the face, and called the horses back for fourth start.
 Again, it was a false start, Blinou swayed on his feet for moment. then fell to the ground He had died of heart disease.
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Company To Build
 22 Cotton Plants

COLUSA, Calif., Nov. 27. (P-Plans were announced recently by H. T. Martin, of San Francisco, and Chas. Mccarthy, of Reno, principals of the M. and M Cotton company, for the erection of the first three of P gins in this country, all of the plans to be built on the Sacramento river which will mean that all transportation will be done by water.
 Martin stated that his company was desirous of securing 15,00O acres for cotton for next season. They had signed up 5000 acres today, and were confident of interesting the land own- CTS here for the balance.
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Return Letter Written
 In 1917 To Governor

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 27. (P)-Unit- ed States mail authorities may have been trying for almost a decade to deliver a letter addressed to San Francisco by Gov. Friend w. Richard son, the state executive learned to- day when the epistle, marked ''insuf ficient address" was returned to him after eight years The letter was mailed to Henry Hastings, secretary of the Alameda County Typothetae, in 1917, while Richardson was state treasurer
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ART YOUNG, FAMOUS ARCHER, IS FEATURED
 IN NEW YORK PAPER

On the first page of the New York Times rotogravure picture section of the November 8th issue, five photos of Arthur Young, nationally known bow and arrow big game hunter, take up the greater portion of the page. The first of these, almost half page in size, shows MT. Young kneeling by huge lion, which he killed with bow and arrow, in Africa The second pie ture shows the archer at a distance of 45 yards bringing down two Alaskan brown bears; another photo shows him demonstrating his skill with the bow and arrow, shooting at a flying target high up in the trees on the country estate of George Palmer Put nam, publisher, at Rye, N. Y. Still an- other picture reveals MT. Young just after spearing a salmon four feet un- der water in the Russian River near Seward. The last is the picture of a big moose brought down in the Kenai penlnSula by the famed archer.
 A series of illustrated articles have also been running in the October is- sues of the Saturday evening Post, by the pen of Stewart Edward White, telling of the partys experiences in hunting lions in Africa Field and Stream has an article on Mr. Young, telling of his bear hunt on Kodiak Isl and.
 MT. Young spent considerable time in Seward during the past two years and is we'll known to the majority of local citizens. Al Blair and Henry , Lucas, local big game guides, and H. E. Kristensen, accompanied MT. Young on his trips in this district.
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Mrs. Ida Crease, we'll known ma- tron at the Anchorage hospital ar rived in town recently and is mak- ing her home with Mrs. Colwell while awaiting a steamer to convey her to Skagway for a brief visit with her son. She will return to resume her duties at the hospital within two months.
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Xmas cards, Alaska Shop.

MT. and Mrs. Martin Kilian returned to Seward Wednesday from Mile 23, Lawing, where MT. Kilian has been engaged for the past week storing the equipment of the forestry department. Mr. and Mrs. Kilian have been making their home in Seward but expect soon to move to Cordova where the head quarters of the department is located.
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Fresh cauules, at Alaska Shop. If.