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Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-20
Somerset White RibbOners
Announce Their Program

The 40th annual convention Oh
Somerset County Christian Temper
ance Union will be held at the Bap-
tist church in Pittsfield, Tuesday the
c6th. Dinner and supper VIII pe
served in the convention church. Ihe
following is the program:
8 A. M. Executive meeting IN
church vestry, consisting or locai
presidents and county officers; l0.oo'
Devotional service, Mrs. Susie say
age, Fairfield; 1880, Convention call
ed to order by the president, reading
of minutes, appointment of commit
tees. courtesies, credentials, nomina-
tions and resolutions, music, recon-
mendations by county president; re-
port of treasurer, announcements;
noontide prayer. 11.30 Executive
meeting in church vestry. 200 De-
votional service, Mrs. Mary Samp-
son, Bingham. 2.30 Convention call
ed to order; minutes of previous
meeting read; reports and sugges-
tions by county superintendent !;
music, one minute addresses by To-
cal presidents, What My Union Has
Done This Year; question box con-
Quoted by Mrs. Sadie Bates, State
vice president Of Sandy Point; Me-
mortal service, Mrs. Hannah Barney,
Fairfield; report of committees. 100
orchestra; vocal music; scripture,
Crusade Psalm; prayer; music, solo; !;
address, Mrs. Bates; music; address,
Rev. Mrs. Carlson, State organizer
and lecturer; music; benediction.
Lincoln School of cornvilIe
The Lincoln school Improvement
League held regular meeting May
is. After the regular business ses-
sion a baseball spelling match was
held with Fay Moody and Sophie
Staniski acting as captains. The re-
suit was tie.
The pupils not absent or tardy for
the past two weeks were Ella Moody,
Lawrence Amazeen, John Welding,
Charlie Staniski, Clayton Keene,
Leslie Moody, Phyllis Tuttle, Alta
Smith. Fay Moody and Sophie Sta
niski.
The pupils having 100 percent in
spelling for the past two weeks are
Florence Moody, Phyllis Tuttle and
Sophie. Staniski. A flower contest is
being held this term. We have
found 40 different kinds of wild
flowers. Sophie Staniski and Alta
Smith have brought the greatest
number.
Supt. E. A. Pattee Of Harmony
called on us Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Campbell
went to Gardiner, Mass, Tuesday
where they will make their home.
James Stevens who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Clayton,
returned to Houlton Tuesday.
Leo Miller, who has been the guest
at the home of John Miller, has re-
turned to his home in Rumford.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-20
NEW SHARON

Mrs. Rufina Corson has returned
from the Augusta General Hospital
where she has been receiving treat
ment.
II. II. Veysey has a new Chandler
car.
DIR. and Mrs. A. E. Floyd attended
the track meet at Waterville, Sat
urday.
Mrs. Gertrude Stevens, who is
teaching in East Dixfield passed the
weekend at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George E. Campbell.
James Ross of Phillips, again sup
Piled the pulpit at the M. Z. Church,
on Sunday.
Mrs. Ernest Lane went to East
Dixfield last Thursday to visit Mrs.
Gertrude Stevens.
Those attending Pomona Grange
at East Dixfield from this town were
MIR. and Mrs. Allen Thompson, Mr..
and Mrs. Alvinzy Whitcomb, Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Chapman, Mrs.
Annie Andrews, Mrs. Martha Bon
ney, Mrs. George Ross, Mrs. Charles
Bailey, Mrs. Clarence Smith, Mrs.
Archie Taylor, Harold Taylor, Mrs.
Herbert Gordon, Mrs. Elmer Price
and Lafayette Greenleaf.
The members of the Juvenile
Grange, hung nice Maybasket to
their Matron, Mrs. F. Z. Caswell,
last Thursday evening.
There was a good attendance at
the regular meeting of n. S. Grange
last Wednesday evening. Each lady
carried a Maybasket with treat for
two, so at the end of the business
meeting the gentlemen drew num-
bers to ascertain whose basket they
were to share and a social time
was enjoyed by all.
One evening last week the mem
bers of the n. S. II. S. hung a
Maybasket for the lady teachers.
Miss Alice Keene and Miss GLADYS
Drown, at their boarding place at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M.
Elliott.
Wesley Oliver made a business trip
to Augusta Saturday.
Junior Prize Speaking
The Junior Prize Speaking of the
n. S. II. s., was held at Lancaster
Hall Friday evening with the fol-
lowing program: Orchestra; In
vocation, Rev. j. w. Brett: Cigar
cites Ride. Miss Helen Furber; The
English Buccaneer, James GRAY:
Orchestra; An afternoon in a Hotel
Room. Leslie Swan; Virginia of
Virginia. Miss Marguerite Dumeny:
The Soldiers Reprieve, Miss Ger
trude Kelley; solo, Miss Alice
Keene; How We Hunted a Mouse.
Miss Florence Smith; The ,Ener.
Miss Hazel Blaisdell; Harry LADDERS
Plea for Peace, Ernest Floyd:
orchestra, Engineer Connor's Son.
Miss Dorothy Russell; We Are
Seven, Miss Clara Floyd; Orches-
ira.
The prizes were awarded to Miss
Dorothy Russell, first, five dollars.
Miss Florence Smith, second. three
dollars; Ernest Floyd, third. one
dollar. The judges were Miss Ida r
Spencer E. l.. Dearborn and John
w. Walch. all Of Pennington.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-04-17
CHAPTER Xxx
Estelle Betrays Lee

All day, with hardly an interval for
food and rest, Lee, McGrath, and Lee
boeuf pursued their way along the
trail toward the Free Traders head
quarters. The Indian went on at a
tireless lope, McGrath, with aching,
blistered feet, negatived all shgges-
lions for rest; each stop that Lee
boeuf, who had taken command, en-
forced, was maddening to him.
The certainty in Lees mind of
Joyce's fate gave him superhuman
endurance. Twice before Railway and
he had met this time he swore that II
the girl had suffered at his hands, he
should pay for it with his life, de-
spite his duty to the police.
Night fell, and still they pursued
their course through the darkness, I'M
til, passing in single file along the
track through the morass, known to
the Indian, they reached the promon-
tory well before morning.
AS they approached the neck they
saw figures stealing toward them.
Thinking that their presence had been
discovered Lee sprang forward with
his challenge.
It was the man Kramer who, under
the impression that Lee was Rath-
way, fired as the words left his lips.
Lee fired back, both missed. but a
bullet from Leboeuf's rifle passed
through Kramer's breast and with a
strangling cry the man pitched for
forward into the lake across the broken
parapet.
A scattering fusillade from both
sides followed. Then Lee, Leboeuf,
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and Father McGrath were across the
neck among the gang, and laying them
about with their rifle butts.
That's for We, We thiefi' Lee heard
the priest shout, as he felled the tall
ruffian with a blow. That's for We,
We swindlin hooch peddler, meexin'
your feelthy hooeh in WI guild liquor.
And is that yoersel, Sweeney That's
what / promised We lang syne when /
| caught We near the meesioni'
Crash, thudded his rifle stock upon
head Father McGrath, in fact,
seemed to be mixing in a good deal
Of private vengeance with the cru
SADIE. At every thud man dropped,
and as he smote right and left, GUST
ing his companions from the fray, a
sort of war chant broke from his lips
But the rally was only momentary
one. Having emptled their pistols.
Railways men streamed away in flight
across the promontory, TO be brought
Then, at Lees demand, arms were
flung up, and pistols went gathering
down.
1t was not until now that the gang
appeared to realize that 1t was not
Railway who had turned the tables.
The sight of Lee took what spirit re-
manned from them. Two Of the men
were slightly wounded, two were half
dazed by McGrath's blows, and all
We're injured in one way or another
none of them had any more fight in
them.
Lee scanned their faces. Where's
Rathway?" he shouted.
They exchanged glances. Willing
as they were to give up their leader.
with or without compensation, the
same thought had occurred simuItane-
ously to each OF them, that to betray
Railway meant giving up all chances
Of share in the gold
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Gripping their pistols they crouched
motionless, tense with excitement.
But Of a sudden other figures ap-
peared, moving toward the mutineers.
They heard a sharp Hands upl"
followed by an oath, cries, the dis
charge of firearms.
And Railway, trembling like an
aspen leaf, stared into Shorty's face.
Its him! He-he's come back, !"
he babbled in superstitious terror.
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ia money introduced into Engian0
by the Danes
19-Parf 2O-Slang for potato
PA device for marking "A channel
24-ToO 26-Wandertng actors
27-New land
2S-A famous Scotch author
SOTO sink i'm the middle
ga high priest mentioned In samuel
33-CapitaI of Balkan country
34-To sprinkle
35-Made "A mistake 36-DevOured
3S-MusicaI term meaning slow
Subdivisions of time
IA division of a play
42--TO occupy a chair 4S-TO rent
51-COrrOded 53--A domestic animal
54-A device for telling time
56-A biblical mans name
57-TO rain hard
59-A kind of willow 6O-F1ew
61-Having "A slight color
62-POssessive prOnOun Gold FORM
84-KnOwledge 65-Artfele
68-Part of a gear wheel
67-City in Holland whose name IL
used to specify color
GA kind of grain
IA round top of building
IA low island IA kind of meat
The solution will appear i'm next issue.
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WRIOI5I Clos n q r. AS IoIL "a
RIElclElplE lp IA IS nal 81
Evening star., 1925-06-03

HOSE HOSE ,CLAMPS-Cooper- 4 900: cheap. cof
Evening star., 1925-06-03
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED,

In order to protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circular mat
ter, it is expressly understood and
agreed that all such matter VIII
be withheld, as far IS possible, by
The Star. Only bona flde answers
to advertisements addressed to
box numbers in care of The Star
will be delivered 10 advertisers. on
presentation OF the box number
ticket,
Evening star., 1925-06-03

FURNITyRE CLEARANCE = Living room
dIaadf sxe9isloCed 100 dining room s1ites re-
Geirlgerators; kitchen tables windsor chairs
aaIes.lef tables. porch furniture bed-dsVen,
secretaries tilt tables. drspery mateTIsi
cchsise caise lounge Home Beautiful Inc 1871
Evening star., 1925-06-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

REAL ESTATE OFFICE for lease, good bus
mess: fine location. Address Box l3-Z star
THE BEST coIored restaurant IN Washing;
ton for sale; everything up to date old
stand known all over the country: can be
bought cheap at once. Address Box I3'Z
DRUG STORE OPPORTUNITY, Maryland
suburb. lease; new store, or form partner
dneps Box saS Sa4V h1'ns Star s'oGS oce
WANTED-Gasollne station and accessory
shop give fun particulars. Address Box
vii lease Or sell building. Cali ffo4 King
St, Alexandra. Va 6'
BEAUTY PARLOR. vel! equipped, near
soy v sss4 5gidSss 6ss reasonable
RooMING HoCSE-Forced TO sell on ac,
count OF health; wonderful corner: good
Cali Mrs. :.'T Thomas. franklin $3.50 a'll
u city: long lease doing large business
dfsss deaa'B95S4 Box S42oW se3lpeesa esar ore :u
5oisii fuiiy sgapPed: good baslness; fpien-
500. Address Box 33,Z, Star office
HOTEL. With Office and 40 rooms, paving
$500 pet monthly on. investment; $1,000
address 1ea Bax 41sV' stsr 6cs su'' pofensse
CIGARS, soda fountain, sconfeS,tionery: NS9. 80
pm and he convinced Price. 81 800 !.
R9oNN,ING HOUSE, qattractively furnished
Address Box 32-Z. star office. -
DEI;ICATESsEN, located in one of the best
qGcE Sale s ADDRESS Box 4ez star snSF, ofs ~ q.
ROoMING HOUsE-Must be sold at once
oWner leaving city; 10 rooms good turnl
rs1 9rf F1sSG thrss 9aths i6ist H. eiee P"e s675
PARTNER for mfg. and mail-order business
sGeni Rf0p9sR5I"n RnT t9T one VINO "a can invest
= 600 siIa cash T Columbia a. asss aaSs s00o S!h
FINE LUNGHRooM big business: up to
date. Il0 Florida ave. NV. -
lonial Beach, for $500; VIII pay 10 70 this
season Address Box lsh-y. Star office. !.
LUNCHRooM for sale. Inquire OF 1903 5th
Young MAN TO become partner, with $500
to $1,000 cash 10 invest IN fine growing
well established commercial business: hand
some proht' give phone. Address Box
396-F. Star offce. g.
PARTNER wanted with 81 900 cash IN fast
growing photo business. large salary and
proht TO start experience unnecessary mail
pnone and address TO Box 55-Z. Star Office.
NEAR BEER BUSINESS for sale well
equipped; terms reasonable; retiring from
BILLIARD ROOM for sale: old established
centrally located: II tables. fine mahogany
bar; IAN be bought at a bargain. Address
Box 317-V. Star office 4.
YOUNG MAN. experienced painter. wants
some one TO fnange him painting business:
small sum needed will give security and
percentage of all Jobs. Address Box 366-V
Star Office ~
CAFETERIA AT 9I4 18Th ST NV
"a square from Investment Bldg and
Veterans Bureau fully and attractively
equipped. equipment can he bought for one
half Its original cost and place Can he
leased al $500 per month
W. H. WEST COMPANY
ais 5'h St. Main aa00
LET Us LOCATE YOUR BUSINESS in a
beautiful 3-story tapestry brick building that
has lust been completely rer1odeled and
relnIshed throughout. II Is we'll situated
on the only street zoned for business be
tween f4th and Conn. ave, IN the center
ot an immense buying Values are rap
IDLY enhancing For complete information
a. TO price, terms. etc. phone or consult
our Mr.. Gaines
THOS. f.. IARRELI,
Evening star., 1925-06-03
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

COOK also chambermaid. nurse: can give
best reference. North 9011.
HAVE an experienced cook and house man
man aud wife, would like place with a good
family: neat girl would like paFt-time work
best city references. Tollivers Agency
1882 9th st. NV. North T7s-W.
HIP aIl kinds Pot lI50 20o4 9th NV
Evening star., 1925-06-03
HELP-MALE (Cont6. J.
Permanent Positions

Permanent POSITIONS.
A fast growing service organization has
positions open for experienced men on
speedometeT. csrburetor. ignition or lights.
creel Bros. 1911 14th st. NV. Potomac 4i4
MACHINE PRESSERS, ex-
perienced; references. 1880
Penn. ave
Evening star., 1925-06-03

EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING house painting
by skilled mechanics; reasonable prices. Paul
Serene. s2l lst 81. NV. Tel y. 64lS. >
FLOORS sddro9 mNEW FLOORS LAID; La9 oLp
work. FIR. 1924 day, Fr 1927 evenings.
j. G. PRICE. I12O 5th St NV.
Evening star., 1925-06-03

FLOORS REsURFACFD by electric machine:
hand finished reasonable: guaranteed 6lO u
Prk I'd. ". Adams 5946-J- b F. Fling. -
FLOORS--New floors laid old floors scraped
and refnished estimates given. Warren
Mercllllatt. 800 G St sc. Phone Line. 800
Evening star., 1925-06-03
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

ELECTRIC WIRING-Fa.' Miller -ize your
self with our better grade of house wiring
and electrical fixtures. See some of the work
We have put IN for your neighborE. We glad
ly give references and terms f dealred. Our
representative will call al your convenience
and furnish you an estimate on an econoni
cal wiring Job that will satisfy Call Mar
2157 or Frank i0i69. GEO. r. MILLER
Evening star., 1925-06-03

BOY Il white 10 care for , horses and
help at plumbing. Call between ana o
4lo East Capltnl Il.
Evening star., 1925-06-03
HFIP-MALF,

TT0MOBTIE MECHANIC, wonderful op,
portunity for experienced. reliable nschanie
take charge of shop N modern garage: N.
Evening star., 1925-06-03

FIHNlTuRE-WIl sell cheap bsd-daTas
port. laHln rug ice box bedroom and din
ins room fuFnl ture draperies ffoT < ro1r1sa
Cash 1125 Conn ave
Evening star., 1925-06-03

: 7 KNIIyRE for an apartment. also VIC.
trola 433 y 9Th st. s.w. -
Evening star., 1925-06-03

uhNlICRE-Handsoms 3-niece oversfuff
I.hs bIe and 1oon on1 sult. mahoEany davenport ia.
nsed ieW months: leaving cIty. See ianiior
'3l2l MI. Pleasant 81 M Hi."i =
Evening star., 1925-06-03

IDhNIIU RE-IUfo saved on hlRh -Erade
new and used bedroom. living room dining
toSSTm. oyerstuffed and bed davenports odd
tapiTS, et cnslFs. dresserst chftorobes and beds.
and money. The Bargain House. 24a3 18Th
Evening star., 1925-06-03
AT ONO r

LARGE eoRPoRATIoN.. EXPANDING,
CAREFULLY LOOKING ABOUT TO BET
TER HIS PosITIoN PERMANENTLY.
SALES EXPERIENCE HELPFUL BUT NOT
ESSENTIAL. COMMISSION BASIS SUF-
FIcIENTLy GENEROUS TO APPEAL TO 4
s6oks OF Or SRAks R23k EsqF ssqqNFPs
THE NAN WHO WILL APPLY HIMSELF
As We DIRECT SHOULD, IN HIS FIRST
YEAR EXCEED
Evening star., 1925-06-03

LhNlt re OF an apartment: also large
Pah Par1, once desk roll top. and revolving chair
f11NeFythinG IN hrst class condition esyii,s
ne ne city Apartment 6. the Baltimore, 1893
Evening star., 1925-06-03

SOY for general work: nights Nj. Vernon
Evening star., 1925-06-03

FuRNITURR - Living. dining. bed room
ii,sH' iineHn' exgHls!te esTI davenport. china, silver
chairs, Ice box. ali utensils sos fsj4
l7th NV. Apt 102 10 III . ;, -, - -
Evening star., 1925-06-03
HELP-EENIAIE-

BooKKEEFER' familiar with once routine
ohe,haiI DAY SATURDAY. all year state age
Box ] q. Star office
CASHIER, single young lady with install
psnnI. nsn, s'SEe eNpersnse preferred Apply
cHAMBERMAD and waitress > coloyed
must have reference. See housekeeper New
Liberty Hotel. 400 New Jersey ave. nv,
KtNDERGARTEN ASSISTANT VINO can
teach nss srspch; in private school Address
LADY-Teacher W Teacher or advanced student for
and TO make money as we'll as getting
sSnerieree sSLn nc WITH established business con,
Germ ChaHce for thorough business person
70 become permanent Address Box 26o-V.
MARCEL WAIVER. expert. sll-around oper-
Call personally. Margaret L. Scheetze, Skin
and Scalp speciailst. Il4h Conn. ave.
MARCEL wAyER. thoroughly experienced :
ton. Lillias' Hair shop. aTOS 18th ST 80
URsE-ATrESDANT. small institution. An
Ply az Wisconsin ave. and Pierce MlH rd.
OPPORTUNITY for several women twhItel
10 earn extra money during spare time one
OF s more eYgsnihgs a week. helping permanent
Ssta,ser;z Phone Adams 4543-W evenings
PANTRY GIRL. experienced Apply Har-
yeg- Restaurant. llth and Pa. ave.
PREsSSERs. experienced. Apply Home Laun-
RELIABLE PERSON TO care for house free
rent Call after 8. 1911 NV.
SALESLADY. experienced. Apply Z. ]. Far
ley; Inc. S3T 9TH ST. NV. No applications
VIII he taken over telephone
SEAMSTRESS. Apply Yale Laundry. 437
y. Y. ave.
sTENoG RAPHER for a reliable downtown
real estate office; one experienced in insur-
5nce work preferred: references. Address Box
TEACHER, experienced, sixth and seventh
grades; private school: state qualifications
Address Box 37h-Y. Star effaee.
R9G RK99gGkG h{ :, LApYs AJp2Ys IHoRoUGHLY ,EXP,El3RII-
SEE Mr.. JONES. SECOND FLOOR THE
fAhkER-BRIDGET CO. THE AVENUE
AT 9th
GOOD SALARY DURING
SHORT TRAINING
PERIOD.
PERMANENT POSITIONS.
PLEASANT WORK
TELEPHONE
OPERATING
THE IDEAL OCCUPATION
FOR YOUNG WOMEN.
72! 18th ST. NV
CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC
TELEPHONE COMPANY.
PRESSERS = First-class fancy
pressers; steady work; good
salary. Sunshine Cleaners, 7l3
Lamont st.
Evening star., 1925-06-03

BOY TO drive truck and learn trade. l.ot
Evening star., 1925-06-03

GhNII u RE--Spinet desk davenport bed
oak OAK pedroCm suite, Macy bookcases mahoK.
any bedroom suite, rugs chairs tahles
IVORY bedroom suite 1920 lamont a.
Evening star., 1925-06-03

IuESNiTURE-ABtiaue table and bookcase.
r;;nElander. chairs. bed, folding screen etc
WI seM cheap. Lincoln 1850 br 1ai hs
Evening star., 1925-06-03

FIRELEss COOKER standard make Qs
9hy half dozen times. Lincoln 1880 /
Evening star., 1925-06-03

BAKER, all around man, room and board
BIZ n. Henry st. Alexandra. ' a. Phohe
Evening star., 1925-06-03

MOTOR BOAT. one 26x6 > motor boat Elsss
1shin, Ih-h.p engine. new Can TjTCnin
i5b9 Can be seen at Faunce's BoathoUse
Evening star., 1925-06-03

VICTROLA Victor Console. excellent condl-
ton. 40 records; sos. 2sll l4th NV.
Evening star., 1925-06-03

JEWELRY, antique mirror. silver candle
value. 1909 33rd NV
Evening star., 1925-06-03

YOUNG MAN for cashier !;
must be of unquestionable char
acter and able to furnish salts
factory references, Apply Ghilds
Co, 1340 n. Y. ave. NV. 3*
Evening star., 1925-06-03

REAL ESTATE OFFICE for lease, good bus
mess: fine location. Address Box l3-l star
Evening star., 1925-06-03

FIRELEsS COOKER. two wells. complete
9ood condition. cheap. After weelI snv
time sunday, 17l7 Il. n W. Apt No. 100
Evening star., 1925-06-03

FURNITURE REPAIRING and upholsterlnE.
SID covers al special prices. Col. i03S
Standard upholsterlng Co. 2Sl0 I4th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1925-06-03

by skilled me"hanics at reasonable prices
Paul Serene. 1872 lst II. NV. Tel y. 64ls
Evening star., 1925-06-03

AUTO MECHANICS. .. experienced on Chey'
rolet Mr. Clark. Gist Garage. 18th and You
Evening star., 1925-06-03

FLooRS-ELECTRIC MACHINE and hand
hnishlng efficient. reasonable reliable serv-
ice r. T. NASH. 237l 9th st. Col. 423l
Evening star., 1925-06-03
SITUATIONS-MALE (Cont'dl.

INCOME tax accountant and general Once
manager receiving $4,000 salary. desires re,
office work at Low salary 10 start. Phone
Potomac ;365-J 81
Evening star., 1925-06-03

kopA nc kk.1Post card size. Eastman Anagilg-
mat f-4o. cost new, 500 price Sfk
Address Box 392.V, Star ONCE
Evening star., 1925-06-03

MoTORs-lLG. ! and :, hn- viii saTi
cheap Tor quick sale. Apply 1852 H - ?
Evening star., 1925-06-03

BAKER on bread. rolls and sweet douEhs
Z days: state wages desired. Address soA
SA-Z Office n"
Evening star., 1925-06-03
,UTo MECHANICS. two, fFst'clas. Apply

MECHANIC. must he ee1pe,-
fenced man. Franklin Motor Car Co. 1914
Evening star., 1925-06-03

BILL CLERK-Young man. II to 20 years
old. good penman and accurate with hgures
perrna anent position Address Box 3S.-N'
Evening star., 1925-06-03

CARPENTER, first class. white only. AN
Pot. 13l2W after > 80:
BATTERY NAN 10 work evenings. 924
Evening star., 1925-06-03

GAS RANGE. Acorn cabinet STE ~
Therne. 413 2nd st Sc
Evening star., 1925-06-03

II ls4O Blltmore ST.
Evening star., 1925-06-03

large size. S5. 1864 St Sc z.
GAS RANGEs-New and slightly used al
51llzes: less than half price. Why nav more ,
fNeFy range guaranteed. J. " WfIjiapsz
bo9 9th NV Main 29s6. is.
Evening star., 1925-06-03

st. NV. t4"' a. ."
Evening star., 1925-06-03

AUTO MECHANIC. Woodmont Garage
Bethesda. Md.
Evening star., 1925-06-03
ATTENTION.!

New style chain restaurants ami trade
marked name give US an exclusive feature
20 operate restaurants, cafes and tea rooms
Genuine opportunity for man or woman to
take active management and make lifetime
connection. approximately $500 neces-
sary to handle proposition: Experience de-
slrahle but not necessary. Tell us something
about yourself. Good salary and commission
on business. Address Box 2l-Z. Star Office. =
Evening star., 1925-06-03

erperienced 90 10 35. with executive ahll'
Ity and experience III salesm msnship. to take
complete charge of branch small loan once
Unusual opportunity for right type OF msh te
Tst rapid advancement; $3.50 per month no 70
rrunlcstiOns strictly con tidental: reply CIV
lng phone number. American small Loan
cn Inc Address Box 6-l. Star ofhre.
Evening star., 1925-06-03

SCREEN DOORS. one pair. 2xs feet. suit
able for store. 1860 Oak 81.
Evening star., 1925-06-03

TYPEWRITER-Royal No. 10 model. used
a few times first $40 cash gets 1t. 2di4
Summit nj 81
Evening star., 1925-06-03

At a Reasonable Figure.
One Of the finest caf.terias IN Washington
Latest equipment. Large seating space
Modern kitchen. Up To the minute IN every
respect Making good money and situated
in one of the best sections Address Box
34-Z. Star office
Evening star., 1925-06-03

= I'M RE--Oak dining room table and
Iour Chalrs. sl5; library table Sc. hal!
rack. 81. l123 G 81. u W Ant 81 a.