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PACKARD
THE SAFEST USED CAR MARKET. IN
THE WORLD"

THE SAFEST The Esk5 MoRLb9' RdLAE' MARKET IN
The continually increasing de-
nand for new Packards permits
us to offer unusually good bar
gains in used cars.
Packard Six Sedan. .... $1,75O
Packard Six Touring -. 1,5OO
Essex '25 Coach. $50
Dodge Touring "a. 600
Dodge Coupe %. ....... $50
Dodge Sedan. .. -. 400
Chrysler Touring, $500
llllies' -. .-....: :.'.. l,IOO
Winton Sport Touring. $50
Hudson Limousine. $50
Various other models at most
interesting prices. Terms may
be arranged and we will accept
your present car as part pay
ment. Open evenings.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
l5fz 5GsF ktFphhM1 6FP f5sh lT hp.'
REAL BARGAINS.
Dodge Coupe, 1928. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
Durant 1922 q Touring g. 475
Halnes 1922 Sport Touring. ......... 475
Halnes 1872 Sport Touring. ....... 425
Terms or Trade.
MANHATTAN GARAGE. 1905 7th NV.
BUICK
Used Car Department.
LARGE,
SMALL.
OPEN,
CLOSED.
You'll find we'll worth looking
over
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LILO 7Lh ST. NV. over BerberIch's Shoe
electric. reasonable
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RENT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Iu3o QUEBEC PL.-Convenent 10 i4th and
firk fi-rk fd: l;h-k. rooms opening on large.
sitssed, IN porch IN new home Hoosier cabI-
Oct and range: s32 80. Col. 725o-J.
aa0l3 MD; AVE. NE-3 rooms. second
moor first; ami; Ink: no children
oall between and pm.
2304 PENN AVE Nv or 2 unfIIr
nished rooms, second floor: modern Improve
ments: reasonable rent
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1924 Ford FordOr Sedan.
Many extras; looks and runs like new.
Try to duplicate ii for $500
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1924 NORTH CAPITOL ST rooms and
SintGchenette: nG bath. electricity gas and heat
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NANTED-ROOMS w

IN0 Rooms and kitchenette. furnIshed ar
tN Iqfhlshed. downtown. rent moderate
Address Box I64-C. Star office 90
pa 1OI Nc NAN-SlnEle room ahout JULY
iof invest section desired Address Box
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RENT ROOMS-FUR & UNFIR
RENT ROOMS-STRTRRAN

APT. ). CONCORD. y. H. AVE-TWo Yer,
desired; reasonable %,
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SEVERAL OTHER CHEVROLETS AND
FORDS AT BARGAIN PRICES.
E-Z TERMS.
LCTTRELL-CHENROLET
SALES CO..
l4th and Rhode Island Ave.
MARMON AGENCY.
Packard Limousine.
Twin SIX. 1920. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000
Pierce-Arrow Touring.
Good mechanical condition 1875
Packard Town Car.
Pierce-Arrow Limousine.
Good mechanical condition. .......... $500
Dodge Coupe. 1922.
Three passenger ................... $3.50
Wills St. Claire.
4 pass. coupe. good condition. newly
Liberal Terms.
1923 CONN. AVE.
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SOUND VALUES
IN USED CARS.

Every used car we offer for
sale has passed rigid tests in our
service department. We know
its exact condition and the price
always represents sound value.
For your protection. buy your
used car from d reputable dealer.
Evening star., 1925-06-26

1919 BELMONT RD. N.W-Desirable. well
furnished front room. five Windows: twin
beds semi mi-priyate bath: one or two gentie
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Ibth ST. COL. RD.. THE ARGONNE-F or
summer months. one room. porch. kitchen
and bath. Phone Columbia 1860. br. SOB
between and ] o am. or 3 and pm.
Evening star., 1925-06-26

The continually increasing de-
mand for new Packards permits
us to offer unusually good bar
gains in used cars.
Evening star., 1925-06-26

Liberal Terms.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
STANLEY H. HORNER, Inc,
l0l5 14th St. Main 1926.
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40 CLAIMING ST. ny W-Nicely furnished
north south exposure: beyond congested
district, near Brookland cars: free phone ;
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OLDSMOBHE SEDAN 1924, this car mas
been run only 5000 miles and Is IN periien' i,n'
mediateIy for an unpaid loan. Mr.: Bruce Bruce
garage in basement of lnVestmennt, bius'
auj Il n Franklin 1901.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
Tibet angle
LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES
COTT TO JOHN ALDEN PRES.
fnTsI TnNTINGfIFn
IUII, IONIINlED

Probably MS you read this, John.
YOU arc wondering why !, your
wife. ut n crucial moment in our
lives like this. should 30 into this
long dissertation on tho modern
marriage. IL is because want TO
let you In upon tho ways and means
by which | um trying 20 reason this
thing out. II is because after this
/ want to make certain that there
shall be no MISUNDERSTANDING. II
is because am trying liko you 10
be honest with both you and myself.
In my case, however. there Is no
question Of the meal ticket" ]
know that would never have TO
worry about money for myself or
my children II | should put you
ont OF my life, but as usual in
affairs Of this kind. there nrc always
other people TO be taken into con-
sidcratlon.
! know, as YOU intimotcd. TINT
your leaving the management Of
tho steel mill at this time would
make my mother very unhappy. She
would feel II her duty to come home
II she were told about this sorry
miX.up, and besides. shall have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27

to confess, John, ! myself am most
sensitive to the speech Of people. |
would not care TO go out among
my friends II / knew that after ]
left the room they were wondering
just what l was going to do.
/ cannot bear. John. to let tho
world know that my matrimonial
ship has gone on tho rocks. We
have, 1t Ia true, steerod away from
many Of thom--somc of them which
l thought would surely be our de.
structlon, but now Il seems TO be
almost u case OF either Scylla or
Charybdls, wonder II the matrl.
moninl bark OF all other married
people sails in suchc'troublcd wa.
tors.
Perhaps II is because we are both
filled with win pride for, after all,
Jack, II Is tho hurt TO ones pride
rather than the wrcckIng of ono's
love or tho breaking OF ono's heart
that phys havoc with marriage.
] i0I this 10 Ruth and shc smiled.
YOU haven't reached tho depths
yet, Leslie" sho said at Ia only
after one has thoroly realized that
ono must bury all pride. that ono
lteows that love is doad."
Ruth thinks that We can, out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27

thy apron and turning It before en-
tcrlng the saloon door The great
hawser stretched Rut MS harp.
string along the deck, mans
height up. from tho forccastle head
leads to tho fairloadcr on the poop
II auisrcd 10 the strong rlpples OF
the fast cbblng tide, So terrific was
tho strain upon Il that whore Il en-
tered tho sea Il was scarcely moro
than onc,half SIS normal diameter.
Possessed OF tremendous elasticity,
too. was that eocoanut fibre towing
hawscr II cNerted a pun OF many
tons even while stretched there wo-
tlonless. Drake knew what he was
about when lac planned every move
he had made, stevens conceded
that But Jake stevens was think
ing OF many things not concerned
with coir cables and strains. First
he must feed himself. since neither
mates nor men rendered him an in
yitntion 10 cat,
He lowered himself to the deck,
and looked inside the galley Tho
dishes Tor the saloon dinner wcro Ia
the open oven The Doctor was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27

preparing the table, There were six
Jumps OF boiled salt beer. stcamlns
grcasiiy in a great dishpan. They
we're extra ruiionH. cooked ready
for certain cold meals 20 come.
There WAS full bread locker. Jake
dumped out the beef. and solccted
the best piece. This with two eol,s
Of bread wrapped up IN his Jacket
he replaced In the dishpan lie
felt IN his pockets. made sure be
had his pocket knife. and then
with swift glance along the decks
he darted 10 the ships aldo nearest
the shore. The island lay a cable
length distant.
High voices could he heard from
the forccastlc. where tired and sur.
~ men argued loudly and rcbcillous-
IT, stevens grinned. but without
any pleasure or amusement. Il
vas tho grim grin OF an upright
man about 20 do something not
quite 20 outstanding. II was the
grin OF the outcagt Jake stevens
felt his position intensely He-kncw
he WAS neither master nor man,
neither welcome passenger nor uHe
ful crew He had no doubts what
ever that reaching port to him
meant nothing az all but loss ot his
certificate, and starting all over
again. With every sinew % his
powerful frame at tension. he stealth.
lly lowered himself into the water
by a rope-end. eiutching tho dish.
pan In ono oucircling arm until nc
could set 1t nnoat. Then he pushed
of from the ship and swan swiftly
towards the shore. floating the pan
ahead OF him.
He turned when, no had almost
reached the rocks. The Doctor had
not appeared yet. He griuned again;
and now there was trace OF salts.
faction in the grin. IL 80 could
only win out OF sight from tho ship
before the Doctor discovered the
loss OF the beef and bread. he would
soon be sitting on top OF the world
He scrambled out OF the water. and
carried his stores hurriedly out Of
sight beyond tho wnterBidc, and
crouched cxpectantly. Tho Doctors
untidy head bobbad along above
the ran OF the Orontes. going TO
the galley. Jake listened. pnd
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1EL0W9 ESWG9Ggl
z Y OF FN3 1oEJOGSG |
n y Olive Roberts Bartor>
NO. 1.-THE UMBRELLA MAKER AND THE
UMBRELLA MEMBER
bertS BartON

day after day passed.
Mister Sprinkle Blow tho wealth.
erman. must have gotten his datcs
mixed up on his calendar. up In tho
sky. and thought II said April ist
Instead OF that II was only tho 2ist
OF March.
The world is pretty dirty after n
hard winter. 80 I'll give II thoro
washing" said he. And no rolled
his barrel marked Regular Pour.
downs" TO the edge OF cloud and
turned on the spigot.
Down came tho rain like a fire.
hose.
But the Umbrella Maker aud the
Umbrella Member played right on.
The Maker moved pawn and
Jumped a bishop. and took It. Then
the Member moved a knight ono
square straight and ono square
cater.cornored and took the Makers
queen.
The Maker was 80 mad he nearly
had a tit. And then they began TO
quarrel as usual.
They never saw tho rain. And not
six good umbrellas in the world
that hadn't been lost. or broken, or
forgotton!'
Lippity, loppity came the March
Hare and tho Twins. They reached
the Umbrella Makers house Just ms
the pourdown started. And all tho
time the old men were quarrel.
ing, they kept Knocking to got in.
Finally they just had TO walk I'm.
And then the March Hare gave
them piece OF his mind. quite n
large piece OF it-about being two
silly geese altho II WINS better day
for ducks.
The Umbrella Maker and the I'm.
brelln Member put their chegsboard
away and got right 10 work.
(T0 IIc Continued
Copyright 1926, 10y Seattle Stnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27

mere are Two people we must
sec today" said tho March Hare.
VERY important persons. indeed
who arc thcy?" asked Nick.
The Umbrella Maker and tho
Umbrella Member" said tho March
Hare. April showers are coming.
Please get on, both OF you, and we
will go and see them"
Tho Twins jumped on tho hare's
back and away he hoped. by and
by they came 10 tho place where
tho Umbrella Maker and tho Um-
brella Mendcr lived side by side.
Ike Tweedle Dunn and Tweedle Dee.
The two old men. like the Dee
boys. were always quarrellng, al.
tho they were the fastest OF friends.
Tho Umbrella Member said that
tho Umbrella Maker made such
good umbrellas that he never had
any work to do.
And the Umbrella Maker said
that the Umbrella Member mended
them so well that they never wore
out, and 80 the people never needed
new ones.
And so, as neither Of them had
anything 10 do, they decided to
spend their time playing chess.
One day they played In tho I'm.
brella Makers house and the next
day they played in tho Umbrella
Members house.
And 30 things went on, and all
the umbrellas In tho world were get.
ting lost, or worn out, or being for.
gotten, ard scarcely anybody had
one. Scarcely anybody.
February was cold and bright.
and supny-Bo nobody complained
March was cold and dusty and
blowy. still nobody complained
FOE nobody needs umbrellas much
inssInrch. That is--not awfully.
SO the two Umbrella Men sat and
played chess and played choss, and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27

She seems TO think that / should
PIN that verso above my mirror,
where | could read Il every day
Just at this moment, John. however
cannot bring myself TO share
with all the poor little women who
may romind YOU Of bedraggled kit
tens my UNREASONABLE rights of n
wife,
| do think, perhaps that IL you
caro- to live with me. purely ON a
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nItnIN IIrnn rnnNN


Alden Drake Formerly sailor
Grown SOFT and flebby thru a lifc
90 idlo ease, ships aboard tho clip
per urpntcs as boy under the
command Of
Jake stevens, whose onmlty he
incurs because VI "a mutual love
Mary Munn,ug, daughter ~ the
owner who is passenger AZ
capc Town, stevens is superseded
as captain hy Drake, whose law
NVrs have seen TO the purchase OF
the Orontcs during is cruise.
stevens is reduced TO tho rank
~ chief mate, Answering Mary's
plea. Jake starts the Oroutrs thru
the Straits OF Java, whore the
ship rs beCalmed. Mary pUrsuAdrs--
Ike, the steward. TO take her
ashore.
Now 60 ON WITH THE STORY
Tho elaelSing pawls ceased, The
men strcamed sweat Even rat liz
tlo Joe Bunting wheozod horrible
profanity as soon as his vocal pow.
ers vera relieved OF tho necessity
OF having encouraging chanteys.
strain as they might they only
made tho niueinch eoir hawsor
twaug and stretch.
Even tn blecdiu' hanchor don't
drag 'omc TO give ls a rest he
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watched. The Doctor reappeared
nnd passed hack to the cabin. Ap.
he had been 10 intent upon
tho cabin dishes that no had not
noticed tho loss of beef and bread.
10 lie Coniinucd.l
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wardly Mt least, come TO some kind
OF compromises She insists that
marriage itself with or without
love, with or without trust, is moth.
ing but series of compromises.
She quoted to me that old stansa
OF Cowpcr:
Tho kindcst and tho hoppiest pair
WIN find occasion to forboar
And something every day they live
To pity and perhaps forgive.
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BY STANLEY

conventionally friendly bass s,om d,
have the courage to keep arr 10
world the fact that we ~ - he
longer husband and wife Inn N u i
strict acceptance Of 'he .. Wv lks;
might try to reconstract 0U'
on u different basis ~. sad
Copyright, 1895, The sca'us
.------- !.
TOMORROW : This letter s.
iinued.
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-27

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Putnam patriot., 1925-02-27

Napoleon Bizaillou of Church street spent Monday with friends in Webster.
 Harry F. Prentice of Mechanic, street IS spending & week with rela- tives in Ellington.
 Mr- and Mrs Clarence A. Boyes and family of Center street spent the weekend in Rhode Island.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Barnard of Broad Brook spent Tuesday with Mrs. Harry r. Prentice of Mechanics street
 Mrs. J. Frank Boyee of Pi,ts6eld. Mas, was the guest this week of Clarence 4. Boyce. treasurer of tbe Csrsill Trust Co.
 Mrs. Lucia Delzno and son Brad. Way of School street spent Sunday in Worcester. the guest of her sister. Mrs. Gertrude Houghfon.
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-27

Mrs. Jacob Rosen~ald of Main street spent Tuesday in Worcester with friends
 Mr,. cenevieve Letters of Grand View and Mrs. Jesse Rich of Grove street spent Friday in Providence.
 Miss Glaay, chaffee. who is train ing at the Boston City Hospital. spent Tuesday with her mother. Mrs. Morris Patterson ef School street.
 Nr. and Mr, Charles Richards of Man street entertained over the weekend Misses lmelda Gamond and Irene Richard of Soathhridge.
 Word received from Mir. and Mrs. Nikoioa who are in Bermuda say that weather conditions are perfect and ihas they are easaying The climate.
 Miss Mildred ROsen~ald. the ten year old daughter of Nr. and Mrs. Jacob RoScnwAld Of Main street was operated on for appendicitis at St. Ntneent'S Hospital Worcester, on FrsaAy ard 5s reported as doing well.
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-27
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Putnam patriot., 1925-02-27

Ralph E. Gshan of Main street spent Wednesday in Boston.
 Ai.s Mars caaaer af Main street spent Friday ia Webster with friends.
 Je.srA Lsresux of Railroad street wNS m Central Village Monday with friends
 Arthar Lueicr sf Seheel street spent Monday in Worcester with tflrRds
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Putnam patriot., 1925-02-27

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