davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1926-12-26
Lamp and Art Gift Shoppe
Clearance Sale

Bridge amp with gsoFsee shade !" tan and $42.5O
SS S goss'e shade 'aope and $3.50
ss; with Shades in rose and gold Reg $3.50
Wrought 'ansta shade trim
so with shade in sope and o.
w aaa Bohemian glass Shade in 'aa
sSon blue sssi and ye1o shades $500
~ lamps Italian pottery with gold afe'a shades $500
As Electric Figures Reg $1,000 $1,000
p white Marble Electric Figures. Reg $500 $1,000
sa. Dresden Boodoir amp with shade Reg 1850 $500
Dresden Boudor Lamp with shade Reg $3.50 $3.50
s,7a5 parchment shades $1,000
Sets, "a price.
ODDS AND ENDS SIZE LAMP SHADES "a PRICE
Evening star., 1926-12-26

Solid Mahogany Firesde Chairs Rockers which are
upholstered in assorted coos of tapestry Regular price 5000
Special price
Mahogany Living Room Chairs with upholstered seats and
backs. Regular price $500 Special price.
Mahogany Living Room Chairs with upholstered and
backs and all overstued Regular price $6o Special
Mahogany Living Room Chairs with upholstered seats and
backs Regular price, 5000 Special price
Solid Mahogany Cane Seat and Back Chair or Rocker.
Special price
Solid Mahogany Seat Windsor Chair Rocker. Special
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Bedroom Furniture

Walnut Bedroom Jacobean
Consisting of Bed, Dresser, Chifonie1 Toilet
5s!l Tsss Is: STAND" Chair and Bench Regular S415oo
size s Rssa, ws s sS sSo " ss ss sa vii" full s425oo
nt joS Sasaa msaf,n Suite with '" beds Regular
SO, FS"eess & Mahogany e and Gum Suite Regular price, S285O0
ss6o Fse'2sss gss Mahogany os an" Gu" Suite Regular price, $500
ss Txa st snd R s @ ] e P $4,000
a,, -Four Walnut and Gum Suites Regular price soo $1,000
a.1 Mahogany and Gum Dresser Regular price s4so S1O5oo
sa., Mahogany s2ss and Gum Vanity Regular price $500 $4,000
a.c Mahogany on and Gum Chest Regular price $llooo $500
a., Mahogany s2ss and Gum Dresser Regular price, sllo $500
sa. Mahogany and Gu" Vanity Regular price slosoo $3.50
Walnut and Gum Dresser Regular price $1,000 $500
Ivory Decorated Chest Regular price $4,000 Special $500
Decorated Gray Dresser Regular price s'o5oo Special $3.50
Gray Decorated Bed Regular price, 5000 Special S42.5O
Walnut and Gum Vanity Regular price sloo" Special S74.5O
Walnut and Gum Vanity Regular price, $780, Special so
Walnut and Gum VANITY Regular price 5000 Special 5000
Walnut and Gum Vanity Regular price 5000 Special S61.5O
Walnut Vanity. Regular price 5000 Special $3.50
Walnut and Gum Vanity Regular price, $500 Special $3.50
- Walnut and Gum Dresser Regular price s95" Special S6875
Walnut and Gum Dresser Regular price 5000 Special $500
~ Walnut and Gu" Dresser Regular price, $780, Special $3.50
Dresser Regular price $500 Special $4,000
Gum Dressing Table Regular price, $500 $6250
nut Gum Beds Regular price $500 Special S3975
''' Gum Chest Regular price 5000 Special $6975
Mahogany Vanity Regular price ss9oo Special $1,000
Mahogany dresser Regular price ss9oo Special $3.50
' Mahogany Gum Beds Regular price $500 Special s3975
Evening star., 1926-12-26
ALL-LINEN NAPKINS
Union Towels, Csc Each Regularly S.

Part-linen and Part-cotton Hemmed Col
ored Bordered Face Towels. Very durable
and absorbent. January Sale Price, z5c.
Regularly $3.50 All-Linen Napkins.
size 22x22 inches. January Sale
price, $4.15 doz.
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Dining Room Furniture

Decorated Rosewood Suite of Louis the 10th The
Serving TabeS
fungh drawers the Table extends eight feet and the Chairs
aphostered in tapestry Regular price OO0O Special 5000 00
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24
COMPTON COMPANY
BUSINESS ACTIVE

Real estate trading in San An
tonic and Bexar county has been very
active as far as our office is concern
ed" announces ]. H. Compton Com
pany, Travis building. The company
reports the following sales for the last
few weeks:
Lots 2 and 3. new city block G026,
Broadway. for Miss Maude b. Lowry,
$4,000; J. II. kirkpatrick to Z. T..
Hoschiet, Frio road acreage, $4250; j.
II. Compton 10 Otto Schulz, 6O0-acre
farm. FRO county, $4,000; S00-acre
Medina county farm of i. Il. Smith
to II. VI. Mcintosh, $50 ZOO; apart.
ment house. 314 San Pedro TO J. p.
Spratt, $4,000: Culebra road farm,
j. N. Vallejo to Mrs. G. Mazel, $14,-
900: 200acre farm near Pearsall to
$. 7. Swarding. $4,000; duplex at
80 East Evergreen, +. u. Dascomb
10 W. II. Stinson. S11.0O0; Mrs. Kate
Reilly TO Miss NJ. y. Lowry. lot 5,
new city block COPS. Broadway,
10000; 1g00-acre stock farm Of L. w.
Wright to s. w. Cheeves, Live Oak
county. $4,000: w. E. Thomas to IL.
A. Hamilton, 1000 acres in Duval
county. $4,000: City View Gardens
bungalow 10 Mrs. Dudley Burke,
1880; bungalow in City View Gar
dens to Joseph A. Swindler, $4,000 4.
also irrigated acre homesites in CITY
View Gardens TO Henry Wesley, j..
w. Key. John Mttleton. G. W. Nil
Ter, Lee Duffau, Emil Brehm, Egoa
Rrehm
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24
YOUNG CRYSTAL CITY MAN
FINDS PROFIT IN SPINACH

farmed the place himself the following
year and netted in excess Of S42, 900.
In 1925 he repeated that profit, in
creasing it somewhat. So far this
year, he has paid all his operating
costs with his first shipments OF spin
ach and the season has just begun. He
is shipping spinach at the rate of five
carloads a day and expects to ship
until about April 1, and every bushel
that leaves his lands is now net profit
to him and will continue to be as Ion.
as he ships. He has planted $50 acres
out Of the 800 in paper shell rccans
and is growing spinach between the
trees. In few years. the pecans will
also be paying large dividends. He is
cited as an example of the wonderful
possibilities open to energetic and able
managers who are not afraid of work
His farm is a model of neatness and
good agricultural methods and presents
a beautiful panorama with its fields OF
gren spinach and the busy harvesters
gathering it into baskets for ship
ments to the far Northern and East
ern markets, where snow and ice pre-
vail. t.sr
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24
BUTCHER 1875.
CATTLE IN ONE !.
MONTHHERE
Union Stock Yards Handle
Millions of Dollars
in Meat.

More than 10000 lives were snuffed
out in San Antonio last month
To be exact, 1916 head of cattle,
sheep and goats were butchered after
having passed through the pens of the
Union Stock Yards, on South San
Marcos street. All of the animals
were killed in government inspected
slaughter houses near the large re-
ceiving pens.
Some Of the animals popped"
things up around the pens before be-
ing led to the slaughter, while others
died without any display of emotion.
Striking contrasts in size, breeding
and coloring would be noticeable if
one of every type Of animal killed
here last month were placed in a
group.
Deals involving millions of dollars,
and consequently, many more million
heads of cattle have been transacted
in the Union Stock Yards since it
was organized in 1895 and later CAPT
talized for 100000. The concern has
railway facilities for every road en-
tering the city.
For the convenience Of stock men,
the carriers maintain an office at the
yards, with J. l.. Burch as agent and
Dan j. Quill, San Antonio man, as
assistant.
Four commission companies and six
speculation partnerships have offices
at the stock yards. Many butchers
personally 60 there and select meat
which is killed later for their particu-
lar shop.
The Bureau of Animal Industry,
State Livestock Sanitary Commission,
and the Cattle Raisens' Association
have Representative at the yards
looking after sanitary conditions
there, assuring a clean supply OF
meat.
Capacity Of the pens Is 400 car
loads, or approximately 5000 head OF
cattle. Sheep and goats also are re-
ceived, but due to the larger number
which can be crowded into a car, in
crease the head capacity of the yards.
Only in peak movements do the yards
become crowded. Mr.. Quill said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24
BUFF ORPINGTON
is POPULAR BREED

The increasing popularity Of the
Buff Orphington with breeders Of fine
flocks in the San Antonio district was
emphasized during the recent poultry
show with an increase both in the
number OF exhibits and the demand
for this stock. The Buff Orphing-
ton has made quite a record, breeders
say, both as a good layer and a fine
table fowl as well as being healthy,
strong and a good forager. II Is a
fowl particularly suited both to farms
and TO city purposes as this fowl
seems TO do well In small quarters on
back city lots, where not all breeds
are seryiceable and il affords eggs and
meat for the city raiser. Among the
prize winners in the Orphington list at
the show were the following:
Oak Crest Farm, Millsap, Texas:
First, second cock. third hen, second
cockrel, second pullet.
Mrs. G. NJ. lowers. $40 Kayton ave-
nue.. S. A. Texas: Third cock, first,
second, seventh hen.
Mrs. J. &. Rentz, PAT Sandoyal
street. s. A. Texas: Sixth hen, first
eockerel, first, third pullet, first young
pen.
Mrs. J. c. Clark, 531 Highland
boulevard. s. A. Texas: Fourth hen.
fourth cockerel. seventh young pen.
N. s. st. John. 729 Kayton avenue.
s. A. Texas: Fifth hen, third, fifth
cockerel. sixth pullet.
s. II. Lane. 1909 Burnett street, s.
A. Texas: Fifth pullet.
Mrs. william L. Schott. 6$1 Hot
Wells boulevard. S. A. Texas: Third.
fifth, sixth young pen.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24
PERMITS GAIN
50 PER CENT
IN SOUTH
10 Cities Report Great
Increase Over 1924
in 1925.

Building permits issued during 1925
in twelve strictly Southern states, 20
odd cities and towns reporting to the
national monthly building survey is
sued by S. W. Straus & Company and
made public yesterday. showed N in
crease over 1924 of 80 per cent.
For the first time in history these
Southern cities passed the half billion
dollar mark. the figures being about
$3.50, 000, 900 against $3.50, S57, 900 last
year.
The IS leading building cities Of the
South, according &c the Straus survey,
had a total Of S437. 420,260 against
s2s0,539,1T2 last year.
Miami held the lead for the year,
with a total of sG0,224,999 against
s16,391 ,S34 last year. Houston was
second with s35,O4O,01O, Louisville
was third with close to s30,000,0 900,
against s22.6s2, 959 last year.
Among the cities which made the
highest percentage of gain were Hol-
lywood with S07 per cent: Fort Lau-
derdale with 736 per cent; Coral
Gables with 2S3 per cent; Tampa
with 256 per cent; West Palm Beach
with PAT per cent: Miami Beach with
152 per cent; Lakeland with 152 per
cent and st. Petersburg with 151 pc
cent.
Sixteen cities in Florida showed a
total Of S232 100000 for the year.
Reports could not be obtained from
Jacksonville for December. Tea cities
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24

CRYSTAL CITY, Tex. Jan. 23.-
W. W. Walker, a young man who
studied agricultural methods at the
A. and NJ. College, bought 800 acres
of land here several years ago, operat
ing on a shoe-string. He had little
money but was equipped with untold
energy and a thorough agricultural
education. He rented the land on
shares for spinach and winter truck
crops the first year. The renters
cleared in excess Of $4,000. Mr.. Wal.
ker received $4,000 for his share. he
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24
CONFESS PLACE OPENS
Z HOMES TO PUBLIC

Continued From Page 1. Part ~
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24
PLAN TO REMODEL
FRONT OF WATER
WORKS BUILDING

Preliminary sketches are being
drawn for remodeling the front of the
water works building and moving it
back for the widening of Market
street. The structure is of brick and
concrete construction. Richard Wander
Straten is architect.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24

ALAMO SHEET METAL
WORKS.
CORPUS CORNICE WORKS.
CAMPBELL z. GREEN.
UNION SHEET METAL
WORKS.
JOE DEAN SHEET METAL
WORKS.
DIMMIT SHEET METAL
WORKS.
SAN ANTONIO SHEET
METAL WORKS.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24

1t is your guarantee of salts
faction in every transaction with
any member of the MN organi-
cation. It stands for the highest
quality in materials, backed by
sincere ideal Of service.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24

in Texas had in excess of SOC, 0O0, ono.
Eight cities in North Carolina had
close to S36,O00,0ov. Tennessee re-
ported in excess of S33.0O0b00; Viz.
GINA in excess of SCI, 100000 and
Georgia had more than S17,000,000
for the year.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24
Wouldn't You Like This
Charming English Cottage?

ITS timbered gables, its easement win
dows, with their small panes, and the
vari-colored shingles so like the old
matched roofs, give a charmingly indi-
vidual air to this cottage.
1t is one of "Ten Types of Homes
That Hold Their Beauty book of
plans designed by our Home Planning
Department. Your copy will be sent
free. Phone or write for it.
The designing Of your home is just
one of the many aids extended by Ed
Stoves & Sons to prospective home
builders. For nearly sixty years this
firm has furnished dependable home
building materials to San Antonians
and Texans. With the years the scope
of service has broadened.
Now, as ever, dependable materials
are our first thought-material which
will last and grow more beautiful with
the years. There are many homes in
this section, built of materials furnished
by STEVES, which are housing the third
generation That same attention to
quality is faithfully given now. In adj
dition, assistance will be extended in
financing your home, and our Home
Planning Bureau will design your house.
Come out, write or phone for more
information.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24

HERNDON SHEET METAL
WORKS.
MAX GOOT SHEET METAL
WORKS.
EAGLE SHEET METAL
WORKS.
PARKER ROOFING 90.
FAY SMITH SHEET METAL
WORKS.
II. SPALTENSTEIN SHEET
METAL WORKS.
WALSH SHEET METAL
WORKS.
WHITE & co.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24

lance of 120 feet from houses on both
sides OF the street. Beautiful lawns.
shrubbery, cement walks. driveways
with curbs and all modern conven-
fences are Offered. The addition. when
completed, will cost S750,000.
Seventy-nine houses are completed or
under way and 81 more will be built.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24
NEW HOSPITAL.

4 brick and reinforced concrete
structure to cost 100000 will be erect
ed at Del Rio in the near future by
the American Legion.
Evening star., 1926-10-30
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES = Good
quality opaque shades fitted to your win
doWs S5c; the hest quality of opaque shades,
$l.l5; hung free. We will call with samples
klee hlatt. llth aud II sts. ne Line. S79.
Evening star., 1926-10-30
HIGH LIGHTS OF HISTORY

SXs THE CIVIL WAR DREW NEAR THE END Of
TIE SEcoNe YEAR OF FIGHTING. THE FEDERAL
FORCES AAO SECURED A FoOTHoLD At MANY
IMPORTANT POINTS ALONG THE ATLANTIC COAST
OF THE coNFEpERAcY. THE UNION BLOCKADE
GREW MORE RIGID AND THERE WERE FREQUENT
CLASHES BETWEEN THE sLockADiNc VESSELS
ANo THE SHORE FORTS AND HARBoR DEFENSE
CRAFT.
Evening star., 1926-10-30
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

CAksNhES'
The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers Any complaint found
necessary 10 be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv-
ice Column call Main 5000, Branch
1t5.
ANTS. PioBTGs, RoACHEs. moths. neas,
ant Co 6lo Dist Nat Bk. Bldg. N: sa7s.
AUTO GLASS, INSTALLED yhlle you wait;
90: lin st NV. Main 56l6 ~---------
AvTo PARTS NICKEL PLATED brass beds
Ps!!?"f s7 st. sF"lD@. n'W. St Main aseS 1S '0'
ACIo pAkrs NICKEL PLATED brass beds.
2f M Frsa Fs 1913 5tl 'o99 l5o rsrcs CO.
ArToMoHiIL PAjNTING-;,,on ne budget budget
rSsi nos, ycMasopable. ca Ask for our estimate, Any
finish or Gnlo-. Comhnatiop work spe,
ChnafnnIain ''nsr ia ST at Kalorarna ri. --.
BEDDING MATTRESSES, boz sDr,ns: and snS
Res neS x5,1.; 3ss' G & PFSf. s"s Dr"SD' IT. s
BOILERS AND FURNACES repaired and
leaned F5ates installed fsir,r Soleman s n5Sas G5sss
tnlShsd: antique. specially. Col. a$$}i::-j.
CARPENTERS. general repaittng; all work
fg:'rant9es II 81, nW Ilone';N Prone \. as74J no12:
CARPENTER-An, kinds ,oe and repair
Mo ss:S"tSn rs tsa sa4 tar' a1y 'G ne
CARPENTER and builder: house repairing
doors windows floors. partitions and porch
s. RAY n.IEtv T Roberts, l1s5 llth st: All. nv,
CARPENTER AND JoBBER-Metal weather
TaylSr At. nv Adams e5@l W. 81
CARS sEEINlsHEp, In ~,ds q sss selection .St gt
!" Ss; use. Cars Vanished, / 70 5 hours; 50 70
S5 L. 70 t0ps Tsssed Proce.s %se sbou
1881 / st. IN. Phone Frank sal.
CARPENTER BulT.DER-Iobbns. remodel
Ing repsi-; & painting estmaiieos4 iIn iieos4,a' a.
CARPET AND LINoLEvM LAYING; by eXx-
p Srloot i02i c st. Sc Line. l643 50
CHAIR CANElSG, npho!stsr'rys;: p pSrSa 81 sS ~
1888 10th st nv. n.w.------
Rs-Electric machine n;a ana hsne an sh ,na
eScssn eS.ss cs ssac2naels co eEe fn1e SoT,h
tars and c3il winding: power asppa:atas sOs; r
q slal;ts s Sfatra Gsin sesS A5mA'nFs w0'-' oaA
ELECTRICAL REPAIRISG done. evenings:
Potomac 1851. 30
rIECTRICAL WIRING OR FIArURES-l.et
our eNperienccd estimator give you an esti-
mate: this viii give you q chance TO prove
economy Nam e147. Economy Eiectric
Co. sol 7 NV. o0
EXPERT FLOOR FININSHING. painting,
electric floor waxing; skilled mechanics; re-
duced prices. Paul Serene. b5 NJ ST. NV.
Pot. 261. | D
FLOORS RENOVATED. machine and hand
work Call Frank. 2621. J. c. Price ll"o
9th 81. NV.
FURNITURE UPHOLsTEREp. draperles
sin covers made 20 order, also repairing
ASK for free estimate. Buechler, @4l6 14th
81 Col 6406. onen evenings. o.
FURNITURE REPAIRING ana rennishinF;
504 st ". Main 9549
FURNTTTRE UPHOLSTERED. repd: slip:
covers msde. Est, 3heert,lly given Retn.rTnca Rrn:
kind: weather stripping porch work and
general repairing. Cot. 3"4"-J. "a
Evening star., 1926-10-30
MISUNDERSTANDING.

FOOT-CORRECTION LABORATORY
I'll" + st. NV, Room l0S
For Aching Limbs. Weak Feet 90
Evening star., 1926-10-30

FORD SEDAN 1929; frst-class condition
4 new tires and spare: bumper. notomette
and many other extras. This is a differeur
er leaving city. must sell; no reasonab p
offer refused. Moran. 1907 Otis St n
Phone North S3g7. a.
Evening star., 1926-10-30

FORD SEDAN. 19"4-Good tires: new bat
terry: runs good and looks like $3.50, but yo'.
will be interested when you know our price
Holland Motor Co. Inc. 1919 18th St tibet
K and Ii, Open Sundays and evenings
Evening star., 1926-10-30

FORD TOURING. 1924; refuished In blacl,
lisht carfies S soday saTsntee: Ea @ee only s S4s4
down and 81 "a per week Ourisman Chev-
rolet Sales Co., 6"5 II st. ne. Open eve
uiugs and SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1926-10-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

tVOntInueH.l
A PAYING. established beauty parlor; ideal
downtown location: best of reasons for sell
ing: price right: investigate PROMPTLY, Al
dress Box 7-J, Star office. 800
NEW STORE.
in a new section which ia rapidly pro
gressing Suitable for any business. Special
concessions until business b built up.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
ala 18th st. NV Main S949.
RENT REDUCED.
S15 PER MO.
OFFICE OR SHOWROOM
1924 CONN. AVE. NV.
Large second floor front room. suited for
real estate lawyer or similar Office or cloth
ing business.
3. +. SAUL CO..
Main 200 925 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1926-10-30

FORD ROADSTER. 1925 - Steel pickup
body balloon tires: 30day guaranty: price
SlS5: easy terms. Bartram Motors Co. 6%;;
Mass ave. Main g001.
Evening star., 1926-10-30

FORD SEDAN, IN tue shape: leaving towN
will sacrifice for S100 If YOU haven't a.
cash pay what you can and the baianc@
monthly. 1890 Argonne Terrace doth ami
Evening star., 1926-10-30

FORD coupe six months old Can Pc.
bought for cash consideration and aksufn.
the unpaid balance. Excellent conditiua
Northeast Motor Co 900 Dladeus sbtlrg rY N >.
Evening star., 1926-10-30

FORD TOURING. 1928; new paint, good
top glass and curtains; mechanically q.
$3.50: only $50 down. Triangle Motor Co
Evening star., 1926-10-30

FORD TOURING. 1924: this ear Is in first
class mechanical condition throughout: SlHu
easy terms. Triangle Motor Co. :, New
n
Evening star., 1926-10-30

FORD COUPES several 1925: only few
months old. used as demonstrators; good
paint and tires. in perfect condition. YOU
can buy these cars at great sacrifice ami
save money and they same new, onll
slightly used; terms can be arranged. Sec
W. FL
Evening star., 1926-10-30

ESSEX COACH. late 1926, fine condition
all extras; $3.50; terms. SIT 18th ST. 30'
ESSEX COACH; 19"6-,Used 1000 miles
new car at a most attractive price. We alsa
have five other late model Essex coaches
ranging in price from 500 To $3.50 you
will be certain to find what you want out %
this collection. Holland Motor Co, lu"
1919 nth st. tbet. X and L. Open sun
days and evenings Pnioman ST.,
Evening star., 1926-10-30

FORD COUPE, 1925: Al condition: : tires
and extras. Call Frank. 4ss0-W SUNDAY
FORD late model roadster. Excellent cord,.
ton. Terms Northeast Motor CO.. 9"G
Evening star., 1926-10-30

FORD ForGor sedan Cheap For cash. o.
terms if desired. Mechanical condition U
Northeast Motor Co. 92O Bladensburg 10.
Evening star., 1926-10-30

FORD TUDOR SEDAN. 1924: new paint
very good tires. shock absurhers. bumpers
$3.50 cash. or terms of S6O At cash and
SO 04 Il week. Call Atlantic "S3-J after Is
Evening star., 1926-10-30

ESSEX COACH-Fully equipped. 1925 type
excellent mechanical condition. new paint
carefully cared for. Ask for Mr.. Jetfress.
West 1884 Evenings CleVp 5O61 3Is
Evening star., 1926-10-30

FORD COUPE. 1926: run very little. loc>
wheel. speedometer. parking light; windshield
wiper; paint, glass and upholstery tine
S395: easy terms Triangle Motor Co.. .
New York ave.
FORD TOURlNGS. sedans, ton chassis ana
light deliveries in good running order, $40
up. Triangle Motor Co, > New York ave
Evening star., 1926-10-30

FORD COUPE, 1924; good tires, good pain
very good condition; $3.50: terms. Call AZ
lantic oSo-T after = nm
Evening star., 1926-10-30

HCPMOBILE STRAIGHT s-CYL 4-pass
coupe: Duco finish. balloon tires. 4-wheei
brakes bumpers many extras. beautiful ap-
pearance wonderful condition. Here is a
splendid bargain at 81 l.2S5: cost 5000
Terms to suit with your car as part Day =
ment. See Mr.. Hines Lincoln Salesroon
ll32 Conn. ave. Main 20S0.
Evening star., 1926-10-30

| FORD touring, 1926. good condition. rCrV
cheap. Terms. Northeast Motor Co. go
Evening star., 1926-10-30

FORD ROADSTER---GOOd mechanical conGI-
ton: runs and looks good; $50: SO cash
- weekly. Washington Motor Exchange
2O22 14th St North 561g.
Evening star., 1926-10-30

WANT EMPLOYED, LADY TQ SHARE
home; meals # desired f i47d Meridian pi,
NV. 81
PIANIST Will. STORE, PIANO FREE or
lts use Frank. 4s27. Il
CLASS FORMING. EVENINGS; RECOG.-
eth 81. NV. Dr. Wood Phone n. 6ss1.
go, 50; FOX hArLsLowEES, rsL9 rosrTME 1s,, me
ieRoyr sf one 7da H"T + ST. Thsy ns wont last long
ARE YoU, GOING TO JpiN OUR TOY
@r'a sts LIZ Pa 2 7SS 7aTf ST. s"srs ns by
CLOWN, KEWPIE. PIERRETTE. FOLLIES
costume at 9ac. LeRoy's. 709 D st. NV.
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS, scIEETlFi-
appointn.ent phone Potomac l447.
u .sss.s Styles T. E
cushions snap fasteners, tape bound, S2l 75.
r L. sherwood 1913 @sth Sc L. $3.50
DOLLS, sCooTERs, KmDIE CARS. BI-
tres. Pay 50c down, :5c week, LeRoy's,
THE JOHNSON REST HOME FOR AGED
invalids and corvaiesccnts: special attention
e as s DAY fssn and istb tsht nw supervisor Phone
SHORT STORIES. ADVERTISE ING AND
semmereaI art criticzad and ,p, made ssla92Is 2nn
Club Building. 18th and Columbia I'd. II.
nervous disorders, Successfully treatea. drug
HSKERs Fs;NI2i 1919 ST. Ee"Sf s6ss IL to pm m
sWEn,SH faA fMAssA SobET bhane A3 EA1
MARIE STEVENS, EXPERT Permanent
removal Of facial hair and moles; 81: scie1-
302 Kresge Bldg. Il05 e st. no24'
Evening star., 1926-10-30
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.


HEATING AND PLCMBING-Etficient and
economical heating systems installed: expert
attention given your plumbing needs. Main
S523. Southern Heating Co, 7l9 9th NV.
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Evening star., 1926-10-30

FORD TOURlNGS. l0"6: choice OF tyeu
one driven less than 1000. they are PEI
feet cars. $3.50: terms. Edison s. Go. II ! ~
r. st NV; open SUNDAY.