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Evening star., 1926-05-27

$1.W to $1.25 Sterling Silver
and Silverplated Novelties
Monfh.End Sale 6Oo
Practical and ornamental pieces:
Tomato Server Berry Spoon
Gravy ladIe
All have sterling silver hollow
handles.
The silverpIated novelties consist Of:
Salt and Pepper sets Butter Dishes
Flower Holders Vases
After Dinner Cups ChiIdren's Cups
Hot Dish Mats Sherbet CUPS
6oudoir Lamps
Combination Cigarette and Match
Holders
Palais Royal-Main Floor
S1.10 Lunch Kits
Monfh.End Sale 2Qc
OF Japanned Neutrality-suspicious. enough
to pack good lunch, and fitted with
a vacuum bottle to match.
Palais Royal-Nlain Floor.
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NonthE Clearance Specials In Our Bargain Basemen
Rayon Vests
M0nfh.End Sale

Plain weave lustrous rayon vests
bodice style. Peach or pink. Sizes
SO and 80.
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MISS LIBERTY
is OUT OF LUCK
Another Statue Will Get
Wrist Watch.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, March S.-"Bigger
and better wristwatches'' continues
to be the motto of Benjamin
Lazarus, head of the Benrus Watch
Company, whose offer to hang a
timepiece on the dainty wrist OF
the Statue Of Liberty was recently
rejected by the United States Gov
eminent.
Lazarus has sailed for Switzerland
to arrange for the manufacture of
a timepiece Of dimensions similar
to those that Miss Liberty would
require II she went in for such
baubles, which. of course, she does
not.
But a sculptor whose name was
not revealed, but who Is said to be
preparing for another seaport a
huge beacon statue of Lbs pro-
portions, because interested In
Lazarus offer and intimated that
his colossal figure might not have
a watchful papa so choosey about
gifts to his daughter.
So Lazarus says he is going to
make a chronometer that will be
equal in size to $4,000 ladies' wrist
watches, and 1t will tell the time to
all seafarers entering or leaving the
seaport in question.
Meanwhile Miss Liberty mourns
her loss.
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DISTRESSED BY
severe PAINS
North Carolina Lady Tells How
She Obtained Relief From
Womanly Troubles by
Taking Cardui.

at have taken Cardui off and on for
the last three years, and I have found
1t to be a remarkably good woman's
tonic" says Mrs. c. II. Seawell, of IL
Cool Spring Street, Fayetteville, N. c.
1T have had some trouble" explains
Mrs. SeawelI, that has caused me con-
siderable distress. At times I suffer
with severe pains in the lower part of
my body. I do not have much reserve
strength. I give out easily and my ac-
customed duties come hard.
when / begin to droop, have found
that If I get a bottle of Cardui and
take 1t, it soon puts me on my feet
again. After a few doses my appetite
picks up and begin to enjoy my food.
In a short time l am feeling like quite
another woman.
81 have recommended II (CarduD to
a number of my women friends and |
can recommend 1t to all women, for
know from my own experience what an
excellent tonic Cardui Is for women
Thousands of women have written to
describe the relief Cardui brought them
from different troubles common to
women"
Among your own lady friends and
neighbors are probably many who have
been helped by the use of Cardui. Ask
those who have taken it about its ben
Gifts For sale at all druggists.
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TAKE SALTS FOR 4
KIDNEY BACKACHE
Drinks Lots of Water All
Day Long to Keep Kid
neys Flushed

\ Too much rich food forms acids
(which excite and overwork the kid
neys in their efforts to filter it from
the system. Flush the kidneys &C.
casionally to relive them like you re-
lieve the bowels, removing acids,
waste and poison, else you may feel
a dull misery in the kidney region.
sharp pains in the back or sick
headache, dizziness, the stomach
sours, tongue Is coated. and when
the weather is bad you have rheu-
matte twingeS.
To help neutralize these irritating
acids and flush off the body's urtn-
GUS waste, begin drinking water.
Also get about four ounces Of Jad
Salts from any pharmacy, take a
tablespoonful in glass Of water be-
fore breakfast for a few days and
your kidneys may then act fine and
bladder disorders disappear.
This famous salts is made from the
acid of grapes and lemon juice, com
bined with lithia, and has been used
for years to help clean and stimuli
late sluggish kidneys and stop blad-
der irritation. Jad Salts is inexpens-
I've and makes a delightful effer-
vescent lithiawater drink which mil
lions Of men and women take now
and then to help prevent serious kid
ney and bladder disorders. By all
means, drink lots Of good water
every Advertisement.
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How to Gain 5
Pounds in 80 Days

Ask Hook, Goldsmith Bros. or any
druggist for a box of McCoy's Cod
Liver Oil Compound Tablets. They cost
but little. are sugar coated and as
pleasant to take as candy.
It's the new pleasant way to take
nasty cod liver oil and will not upset
the most delicate stomach.
Skinny men and women take them to
speedily put on plenty of good healthy
solid flesh and for this purpose they are
so extremely good that thin men and
women often take on > pounds or more
in 80 days. As a matter of fact, your
druggist Is authorized to return your
money II you don't take on pounds in
80 days.
One thin woman gained 10 pounds IN
six weeks.
Be sure and ask for McCoy's the orig
inal and genuine Cod Liver OIL Com
pound Tablets-60 Tablets-G0 Cents
Advertisement.
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MOVE MADE TO
BUY MAGAZINE
OF EDUCATORS
Teachers BODY Members
View With Concern Re-
ported Attempt.

Members of the State Teachers AS
ISOLATION are viewing with much con-
Germ reported move by private In
terests to gain financial control OF
the Indiana Teacher, official organ OF
the association.
At a recent executive committee
meeting an offer Of $4,000 was made,
it is understood, for the magazine's
circulation list and advertising
rights. The association is composed
of approximately $4,000 members,
each of whom is a subscriber to the
publication. Each active association
member pays 81 annual dues, half of
which goes to the magazines credit,
bringing in about $11 900 year from
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ket St., was bruised about head when
an auto driven by his son, John
King, ran into street car at Cruise
and Washington SITS.
Other persons injured were:
Elezear Johnson, 81, of PA w.
Twenty-F'irst ST.; Robert I. Terry.
5215 Broadway; F1orine Knopf, g..
of 201O Hoyt Ave-, and Jay Rodgers,
43, of 1011 River Ave.
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UPON HOSPITAL BOARD
Arthur c. Newly Elected Director
of Riley Institution.

Arthur c. Newly, local capitalist
and one of the largest individual
contributors to the James Whitcomb
Riley Hospital Building Fund, has
been elected a member Of the institu-
tons, board OF directors, 1t was an
-nounced today. Newly fills the va
cancy created by the late William
c. Bobbs, vice president of the asso-
citation.
Newby's gifts to the building fund
in previous campaigns total 100000.
The Riley Memorial Association will
hold a special meeting April at the
Columbia Club when a vice president
to succeed Mr.. Bobbs will be elected.
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RETAINED UNTIL MAY
Industrial Board Member to Hold
Post Temporarily.

Henry L. Humrichouser, State IN
dustrial board member, whose term
expires March 16, probably will be
retained until May l, Governor Jack
son has indicated. His retention was
influenced by the fact Dixon H. By
mum, chairman, is a candidate for
nomination as judge of Superior
Court Three. Humrichouser and By
mum are the only lawyers now on
the board. Walter Wills of Linton
and Ray Gibbons, Anderson, are be-
ing considered to succeed Humrich-
ouser.
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"California Fig Syrup

Hurry Mother! A teaspoonful of
California Fig Syrup" now will
sweeten the stomach and thoroughly
clean the little bowels and in a few
hours you have a well, playful child
again. Even If cross, feverish, bill
Gus, constipated or full OF cold, chill
dren love the pleasant taste of this
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srRuCK WHILE AT WORK

Robert Poo, 110s w. Morris ST..
refused to go to the hospital after
he was struck by an auto at 4S9 N.
Blake st. and injured about the leg.
Pico told police he was repairing his
own auto. Willard BLY,, 1916 Wilcox
St., driver of the other auto. said he
was crowded by a third machine. Po-
lice made no arrests.
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gentle, harmless laxative. 1t never
cramps or oVeracts.
Tell your druggist you want only
the genuine California Fig Syrup"
which has directions for babies and
children of all ages printed on bot
tie. Mother, you must say Cali
fornia." Refuse any imitation.-Ad-
vertisement.
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CARE INJURED
In ACCIDENTS
Man, "a, Hurt When Auto
Strikes Street Car.

Six persons were injured in week
end accidents.
Charles Salamone, 713 S. East St,
was cut about the legs when struck
by an auto driven by Paul Graves,
% N. Wallace St., at Virginia Ave.
and East SITS, Sunday.
Bernard King. IA. of 1915 z. Mar
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CONSERVATION HEAD BACK

Richard Lieber, Indiana conserva-
ton department director, was back
at this office at the Statehouse to-
day, after returning Sunday from g.
two months tour of Europe and
Africa. Accompanied by Mrs. Lie
Der, the conservation head sailed for
London in December. They Visited
the principal European cities and
made a trip down the Nile.
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SCHOLARSHIPS OFFERED

Pennsylvania Railroad to Make
Awards to Two in June.
Two Frank Thomson scholarships,
available for sons of Pennsylvania
Railroad employees will be awarded
at a competitive examination in
June, officers announced today.
Examinations will embrace sub
jects corresponding to entrance re-
quirements of universities and tech
nical schools. Each is for four years
and pays an annual income of $500.
Applicants may obtain information
upon application to the College En-
trance Examination Board, 431 w.
117th ST., New York. Applications
must be submitted before May 81.
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ADVERTISING DISCUSSED
Insurance Agents Start Two-Day
Meeting-Banquet Tonight.

Methods of utilizing the world s
greatest sales force-advertising-
were discussed today by Indiana
Aetna Life Insurance agents, start
ing two-day meeting at Indianapo-
lis Athletic Club. Glenn B. Wood
ward, Bloomington; Harry e. Nc
Claim, Shelbyville, and Assistant
Publicity Director s. f. White Of
Indianapolis spoke.
Agents were welcomed by K. c,
Griswold, Indianapolis branch man
ager and c. B. Morcom, vice presi-
dent
Marine, fire, life, plate glass
burglary, safe. robbery, water dam
age, check alteration and parcel
post insurance were to be discussed
at the afternoon session. A ban
quet will be held tonight.
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LIONS CLUB MEETS
Members of Newly Formed North
Side Organization Gather.

First regular meeting OF the newly
organized North Side Lions Club,
membership of which. was recruited
Friday among residents and business
men north of Washington St. was
held at noon today at the Elks Club.
The charter quota already has been
reached. President Charles Y. Schaf-
fer announced. L. r. Hanna is Sec
rotary.
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DESERTER GIVES UP

Russell L. Service. "a. of Browns
burg, Ind. was turned over to Army
officials at FIT. Harrison today. He
walked into police headquarters and
stated he deserted three weeks ago.
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subscriptions. Advertising proceeds
are said to equal this figure.
Profits Turned Over

Magazine profits in the past have
been turned over to the association.
If the subscription list and advertis'
ing rights are sold, the association
will be deprived Of a considerable
sum of money annually, persons who
have studied the offer declare.
The offer was made. it was
learned, by Donald Dushane, Column
bus city schools superintendent and
present editor of the organ, and c. O.
Williams, association permanent Sec
rotary. DuShane and Williams plan
to edit and publish the paper joint
ly, it Is said. They are understood
to have asked the executive commit
tee to perpetuate the plan whereby
half Of the annual dues of each as
ISOLATION mmber go to the maya
zine. If this plan were continued
after the proposed sale, purchasers
would be assured at the outset OF a
safe return.
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Deal Favored

Several executive committee mem
bers are said to favor the proposed
deal On the executive committee
are: Cora Steele, Terre Haute, chair
man; Mabel E. Tichenor, Princeton;
Mrs. Laura Childs, Bloomington;
Merle j. Albeit, Bedford; Noah s.
Whitehorn. Columbus; Eugene But
Ter, Rushville; Mrs. Mary Ray. In
dianapolis; Matte Frye, Anderson; J.
W. Scott, Frankfort; G. w. Steele
Fowler; M. C. Townsend, Marion; E
NJ. Suter, FIT. Wayne; George w
Worley, Warsaw, and DuShane and
Verna Hoke, Gary.
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her loss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-03

NASH VICTORIA COUPE, used year and
sold for over $1,000: original Dueo finish.
and upholstery i'll perfect condition. We
have Just placed on this car brand.new Fire
stone tires. Usual new, car guarantee goes
used car in trade. balance l year. Remenl.
nor Tho address 700 l. ct N W
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

NEAR BEER sAIOON--Price very reason
able Apply at 922 Sth at sc. 8.
REGISTERED PLUMBER and heating con
tractor desires connection with builder al
dress Box 1874 d, star Office. 4
FIRST-CLASS BARRIER SHOP. ideally 10.
Gated for sale: party leaving town ACCOUNT
Of health Potomac 1918. ~
WHY PAY FOR GOOD WILL.
Establish your business in that thriving
community at 18th St and r. ]. ave. g
beautiful store with separate entrance, u, 70
room and bath apt. above; strictly inodettl
throughout. rear porch and good yard "lth
garage space Price only $4,000. on easy
terms 49,.
North 1A7S
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Star "Want ADJ
/, Branch Offices
NORTHWEST

1135 18th st.-Joll's Newsstand
1 1tth and and r sts.-Day P Pharmacy
14th and W sts.-Eaeie Pharmacy.
1901 Georgia sve.--Franl F. Lelly's Phar-
caoS. 18th ST. nw-Colhfower Art and
1<h and Buchanan stsGHohberser's Phar-
Tag pb,y s; and Colorado ave-o'DOnnell'
a262 Nj. Pleasant st.-Mount Pleasant
1855 conmbi is' rd,HTniiied Cigar Agency.
2l62 California s, Harry J. Paul
& a IN tars av fnas and st-perfect Pre-
. srrp:ion Pharmacy.
j st and sts.@Duncan' Pharmacy.
'th and sts.--Goldenberg' ttime clerks
sTbi' Ms Rate Drug Store 7sh and sts
" h aed 2ts and For-i1s rAs'PPhssE
Ga. ave ave- and Rock Creek t'@ Church rd@Rock
- Creek Pharmacy
Sso5 aga Ca AND cnshnr ba'eN
1910 GA. ave.--Brizhtw Pharmacy.
!ssSS55 Mass, ss ass@p nnar%f FSsrmscy
Fan 1@d P and fys sS Reis Rr"s store
North Can. ST. and R i. ave.--Parker's
III S a na ay .,sJod heYs Kf PSsrmacy
355t.ha and TonI Pa; aveIHeIbsts Pharmacy,
y.
$40 Conn ave. Chevy Chase. D. c.
Smiths Prescription Pharmacy.
wisconsin ave and Macomb st.-Harry c.
1905 Wisconsin ave-wisconsin Ave Phar-
Takoma Park. $50 Cedar st-Mattingly
Bros. Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN.
30th and p sts-Morgan. Bros. Pharmacy.
34Ii n s,-Moskey's Pharma@y.S
wisconsin ave. and o St Donohues Phar-
NORTHEAST.
eSS5 i ID IA s;s N9.s = Bradley.
S ss r, cap Gsn,a aid 1SenesT pharmacy
18th and East Cap. sts.--Lncoln Park Phar.
10Th 81, and R I. ave.-collins Pharmacy.
1900 1900 18th st.-7Mayo,s Pharmacy, Brcokland
25o6 4th st-John G Briggs Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST
sth ard | stsLF. P. wei iei Pharm s S'0'e
ii4th 81 and md Pa aye-Fsaley Ph ar
1897 Nichols ave. Anacostia-Heays Drug
SOUTHWEST
Ign ~ at. 81 and Va, ave-aHerbert's Pharmacy.
~ and l. sts.-Coumbia Pharmacy.
RATES CENTS A WORD.
,, Minimum charge. .45c.
IN Washington and Suburbs for
Heln and Situations Wanted.
Lost and Found
For Sale and Wanted Miscellaneous
automobiles for Sale and Wanted
Rooms for Rent aud Wanted
Business Opportunities. etc
RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON.
cents n word.
REAL ESTATE ADS
words 10 the line 3-line minimum at
line rate. follows:
I time. poo per line
times. lnc per line.
s times. lSc per line
times l1c per line
STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL IL PM.
All embellishments for The Evening Star
must he at The Star Office or one of Tho
Star branch Offices by IL pm the DAY
tons:
Lost and Found
Death Notices
Wanted Helm
wanted Situations
.o AdVeTit,i,semeHts undnr TIRE above classified
uons VIII he accented at The Star Office.
ith 81. and Pa. ave. until @ 40 M day
q issue All adve easements Cor The sunday
staapn must be received al The Star Office by
80 pm SATURDAY.. o. al any OF The star
oranen offlces by 43o N Saturday
lash WITH ORDER is required for all
advertisements from transient advertisers.
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ODGE COUPE 600 mics pcrfe"' "ond'
ON: enubbers. extras. $3.50. Address hPN
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

SECURITY SALESMAN with good local
clientele. assist in disposlng of small block
Of stock in. highly successful Washington
concern. Liberal commission no advances.
Franklin 5000. Monday forenoon -
wANTED--Three industrious men to sell
Arlington County real estate The property
southern terminus of The new 81 900 600
Ne, Memorial Bridge =, Only year from nov .y
frop the District reservoir, Many Other
hubble improvements have been completed
70 make real money cail y at our a' ONCE and
ask for Mr.; Michael, between Q and L a M.
Or phone Main 4l9S for appointment. Room
401. Colorado Bldg
WHAT YOU have been looking for-full
office corporations: more prospects than
statesmen; the only deal in city where. sales
men are making real money: no Joker in
this. boys; sales MANAGER old timer. Call at
Room 33l Munsey Bldg
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GROCERY and meat market. in good loca-
ton: established twenty years; average bust
ness, seven hundred dollars weekly; rent.
thirty five dollars monthly, with lease. For
further information apply Room 434. MUM
Bldg ~
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES

AMBASSADOR sEDAN-Cost $3.50 new; l
year old; Will. sell for $3.50; built by Gen
here's real buy: suitable for pleasure OF
business, Packard SHAPED hood and rad
balloon tires Remember the address. 17OG
l. st NV Wallace Motor Co.
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OFFICE FURNITURE

FROM U. s. GOVT.
Complete line of desks file cabinets lock-
ers, office chairs and tables: tremendous saw
WASHINGTON SALVAGE CO.
Furniture Dept. 80 9Th Sc. NV
PIPE ORGAN, GRAND PIANO
AND RADIO PUBLIC AID
DRESS SYSTEM. FOR SALE
CHEAP DUE TO REBUILD
ING AND REMODELING. AP-
Ply AT ARCADIA OFFICE,
18th AND PARK ROAD
VACUUM CLEANERS, 9 only,
regularly SIS; genuine Sweeper
Vac Cleaners; fully guaranteed;
$50 each. First come first
served. Carroll Electric Co.,
Inc. 714 18th st. NV.
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CHEVROLET SEDAN. 4:-door model latest
tometer, parking light etc: mileage low and
appearance equal TO new. Can be secured by
taking up Just the unpaid notes amounting
TO $64S.20; /" months to pay. 2O07 18th
n W
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CHEVROLET late "a coupe 4-pass.. and
Chevrolet '23 and "a 2-pass. coupes; priced
right and will more than interest the par
ties looking for a real value; easy terms
80 other cars at Wallace Motor Co, 100
L st. NV. Remember the address,
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dntefI SITUATIONS
4, AdvernsemeNts undnr TIRE above classified
upnms VII he accented at The Star Office.
tth 81 and Pa. ave. until 40 m. day
@ issue All advertisements Cor The sunday
Starn must be received al The Star Once by
.,o pm saturday. o. AT any OF The Star
oraneh offices by 43o nm Saturday
lash WITH ORDER is required for all
a0Vertlsements from transient adve ri sers
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HEIP-MALE AND FEMALE

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES and teachers
take your vacation during August and earn
grapes in large, nearby orchard. Address
Box 213-D. Star office. -
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STTIATTONS-MALE.

CHAUFFEUR. white, years experience;
reference: go anywhere. Franklin 331S. A.
CHAUFFEUR COOK, colored man. can take
good care of car: hest references; willing to
leave city. Pot. $50. ~
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CHEVROLET ROADSTER, early 1925: Duco
paint. looks and runs like new; Hood cord
tires, easy terms; your car in trade; 1925
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BUICK MASTER SIX-Fully equipped; wire
wheels: good as new; half original cost
Cleveland 1868 81
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or trade. 51S 10th st. NV.
OAKLAND, 1S22-Motor in Al shape tust
overhauled Will sell for 500 to first
party making that offer. Owner leaving
town must sell. Call Adams 6703 Sunday
July 4. between and O'Clock. IL
OVERLAND 1924 COUPE-The general con-
fvion of this car is unusually good. and
priced attractively at $3.50; year to pay,
Wardrnan Motors. 1915 14th.
CONTINUED on NsxtE Page.l -
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CANDY SALESMAN

Large. nationally popular candy. manu-
factprer desires local representative for
stores. high grade confectioners. etc. APP
plicant should be experienced in selling this
class of trade. and must give fun details OF
his work for past seven years in letter. All
replies confidential; Salary. $4,000 per week
siohs on sales. Permanent position. Ad-
dress Box 2l4D. Star office:
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WANTED-AGENTS,
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AGENTS-To handle several lines in nearby
Virginia Maryland towns: big commissions
3l6 Stewart Building.
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BY ]. CARROLL MANSFIELD
Mcclure Newspaper syndicate

llglIN FEBRUARY 3Ro THE ouNBoATs WERE
WITHIN NINE MILES OF FORT HENRY AND THE
TROOPS HAD LANDED FROM THE TRANSPORTS At
BALEY'S FERRY. THE ATTACK WAS TO TAKE
PLACE ON THE 5TH. ONE DIVISION TO MARCH
AGAINST FORT HlEMAN ACROSS THE TENNESSEE
FROM FORT HENRY, A SECOND TO PUT ITSELF
BETWEEN FORTS HENRY AND DoNELSoN. WHILE
THE FLEET WAS TO KEEP UP A COMMANDMENT
FROM THE RIVER
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RADIO AND EQUIPMENT.

PRACTICALLY NEW. 5-tube Freed Else
man. with battery and amphon speake
complete: this set and equipment cost $; ?
will sell at S125 cash Call Mr.. Campbell
ClarenNn 3ti5-W .
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TSSEX COACH disc wheels fuldy
equipped mileage low and In p"rf cq7Il.
zion throughout. same rHu b" ~e"Hrr' Nv
taking mn lust the ur07it notes aur4ifiNg
To- g39f ~ ]" months - ply so'' -"
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NASH 1895 SEDAN. Advanced six. This
car ia equal to new III every respect; driven
| only a few thousand miles: very substantial
reduction Act quickly at the price OF
| I515 15th
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t7SSFY q CoACH-StccI post current mode,
n vnn were late last week. ypI ~! fni this
ono Is also Al exceptionally Fund bny We
would like YOU "a zoe - heiore Won pur,ns~'
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