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NEWS OF THE WEEK

Monday-The House rejected the three proposals introduced by Repre- sentative Treadway of Massachusetts to reduce to S50O,00O the $1,700, ,000 Alaska Railroad appropriation; to dis continue the appropriation at the close of the fiscal year and to authorize the expenditure of $500,000 for a wagon road, taking these monies from the capital account and strike from the Annual Interior Department the an nual appropriation of S1S,700 used for the Mckinley National Park.
 The House also rejected the amend ment of Rep. Treadway in the recla- nation bill to strike out S50,000 of the appropriation for the investigation of Alaska'S mineral resources.
 Rep. Crampton of Michigan defend ed the item saying, Tt will enable Uncle Sam to find out what he has up there. We ought not to kick All aska around continually. This meek little item is of considerable impor- tance to the Territory"
 A clause in the bill provides that not more than S3O,OOO of the $5O,OOO be spent in Alaska. Rep. BIanton said, "This will take care of the en- ployes of the government who get tired of Washington and want to take a nice trip to Alaska in the summer"
 A. H. Sousthagen, herring fleet op- orator of Douglas, says the poor fish in Alaskan waters cannot find their way home because the Japanese cur rent is believed to have strayed from it's course.
 A court martial held in Seattle, con- victed Dr. Arvite Silverberg, who evad- ed the war time draft. He got three years at hard labor.
 Democratic members of the Senate Finance Committee in a program re- gently drapted a proposed tax reduc- tion of s5,e00,O00 for this year. The measure would increase the House reductions on incomse from $20,O0O to S1O0,OO0, repeal taxes on capital stock. admissions and dues.
 The assay offices in Seattle handled S7,295,000 worth of gold and silver in 1925, of which S4,474,O0O was from Alaska.
 The discovery of a vein of gold and platinum bearing ore three feet wide and nearly one hundred feet long is reported near Centennial, Wyoming. The ore runs s25O per ton in gold and S100 per ton in platinum.
 The special election for the exclu- sion of the Jesse Lee Home site from the city limits of Seward carried near ly unanimously. The election was held for the purpose of excluding the Home site in order that school build ing might be erected there under the jurisdiction of the Territorial School Board.
 Tuesday-President Coolidge and
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administration leaders surrendered to the demands of western farmers for crop surplus control legislation and &C., cepted the Surplus Products Bill, in- troduced in the House Monday by Rep. Dickinson of Iowa, leader of the farm bloc.
 Skirts for women are doomed, says dispatch from Germany. They will gradually get shorter until they be- come extinct and this, in the very near future.
 Shop conditions on the Alaska Rail- road are normal, according to rail of ficials. About 147 men are employed in the Anchorage yards, the total num- Der of shop forces on the road being about PAT.
 Henry Ford paid a 16 per cent divi- dend to the employees of the Detroit, Toledo and Irontown Railway for the use of $50O,OOO of their money in the past twelve months.
 The U. s. s. Boxer arrived in port from Seattle with about 400 tons of material for the Alaska Railroad and Bureau of Education department. Dr. and Mrs. F. J. Hoelscher of Nom arrived in Seward en route to the States. Dr. Hoelscher lost his entire dental equipment in recent fire at Nome. He returns in the spring with new outfit.
 New fixtures are ordered by P. L. Neil, postal official for the new Sew ard post office quarters in the federal block. The office will move next June.
 Wednesday-G progress toward the prevention of all future railroad strikes was made when representa- tives of fifty leading railroad and lover million rail workers perfected an agreement at Washington. D. C., for friendly arbitration of all disputes.
 Gordon Scott of Detroit, arrived in Seattle and will start assembling 3 snow motors for the Wilkins North Pole expedition. Scott, A. Malcolm Wilson and Earl Rossman, will sail for Seward Saturday en route to Ne mana from which place the long over land journey to the Arctic will com mence.
 Horn, assistant general manager of the Alaska Railroad, announces that in all probability a like number of men, some 1900, will be employed by the system next spring, about the same as last year. Over a thousanN tons of scrap material, the gather...s ss since early construction days, is being ship ped to the States will be disposed of to the highest bidder.
 Thursday-Owen D. Baker, of Ia coma and Harry F. Howash of Seattle, were hanged at Okalla prison for kill ing Capt. Wm. J. Gillis and son, in a hi-jacking raid on the Beryl G., Sept. 15, 1924.
 Charles Schwab, chairman of the Bethlem Steel Company, forecast con- tinued prosperity for the coming year.
 Furs valued at $25O,OOO were sold
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at the first auction of the season, in Winnipeg.
 Cecil Mckinney, one of the 1O1 min- CTS entombed in a burning mine near Wilburton, Okla, was rescued alive, eight others being rescued yesterday from a higher level. The other 92 have been given up for dad
 The Howard & lesson coal mine at Moose creek will lower the price of coal about two dollars ton in the very near future, Bartley Howard said in an interview with the aGteway
 Short course in mining opens at the Alaska College at Fairbanks, Febru- ary 1. Alaskans and the general pub lie are invited to enroll.
 Alaska Railroad has ordered huge quantities of ties from the States to be shipped to Seward on the Boxer.
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Teaching China to help herself may
 be a big problem, but keeping the oth- CT nations from helping themselves looks like a bigger one.
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SEWARD DAILY GATEWAY

During the last year births in the United States have averaged five minute. Thus does nature work over time to repair the havoc wrought by gunmen and automobiles.
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The Powers are advised to handle their affairs in China with gloves. The yellow nation seems to be handling it's affairs in this country with Tongs.
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Photo Albums, s1 to ss-Alaska Shop. If
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Pennsylvania has more trapshooting clubs than any other state.
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nI Portugal the most popular sports are tennis and football.
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How can it be siIene drama with some one reading the titles out loud.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-09-30
C-Tere Super 1odays Herald Adj
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1876
SALE OFF
REPOSSESSED CARS

All Of these cars are to be sold
for unpaid balances.
Packard straight 8 roadster
1925 sport model; best looking cal
In town; mechanically perfect
Ford 4-door Sedan
chanical condition.; looks ana runs
like new car. $40o.
Dodge Touring, 1925
Has . good cord tires. In excellent
running rum N condition: Thi: .C car must be
Studebaker Big 8
Seven passenger. 1924. touring. Just
overhauled and repaired; good tires In
perfect order. $500. Il
Oldsmobile Coach, 1925
This car has been driven less than
1000 miles. Looks and rides like q
brand-new car. Drive II home ana tell
them you bought new car. They can't
tell the difference. $3.50. SAX
Oldsmobile sport touring car
First class mechanical condition; real
good car; looks very sporty: $500.
Willys-K Knight coupe sedan, 1926
EIVO pTACIICAILy new COTu 41IG8S VIE
car was formerly owned by careful MO-
torist: has not been abused In any
way: mechanically perfect: hard 70
tell from new: 500.
Durant sedan, 1924 .
Looks good and runs good. SssS.
Ford touring, early 1925
A condition: five brand.new cora
tires: looks good ana runs good; s2oo.
Chevrolet coupe, 1924
Newly painted and overhauled: looks
Studebaker
Touring car, 1894; all new cord tires
and new paint; Just overhauled; Al
condition; t4sS.
Ford tudor sedan
Late 1898: Balloon tires; new paint;
hauled; $3.50.
Ford Tudor Sedan, 1925
Run very little: looks and runs like
q brand.new car: $3.50.
1924 Overland touring
Good tirea new paint. a real bar
gain. S226.
Terms: One-fifth Cash. Balance IN
Twelve Months
GIassman's Sales And
Finance Company
1921 L st. N. W. Main 670S
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"a GARDNER Is BEARINGS)
LycominR s-bsaring motor used; baked
enamel finish aluminium molding on
body: good rubber; see this car today.
Cash. SIs1 and S27 per month
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,2h nonGE cOuPE

Baked enamel finish. leather up
hoIstery; good tires Zone brand newt;
disc wheels; no dents In the tenders;
perfect motor: your expert inspection
Invited. Cash down only 1911; balance
SIS monthly,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1856
WARDMAN
Every Day a Quality Day

response The Quality Sale has to that the
Buying Public in the goodness Of Used Car
the Price, However when the price equally attractive
las the during The Sale) anticipate difficulties
n interesting the discriminating purchaser.
Standards Of Quality introduced by WARDMAN MOTORS
the conditioning Of Used Cars has gained the approval
Of the best element Of Washington.
Having firmly established Used Car Quarters to
Quality. will at all times be highest aim to let down
the Standards in any way.
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uTrnSnN SEDAN

RefInished. reconditioned and ready 70
20: looks like new and gives O mighty
fine demonstration. Only &232 cash end
$50 even per month.
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COMPARE!
,26 landau

'26 J ANDAU
Chevrolet Sedan; looks and runs like
new; run only 1000 miles: FUZZY
equipped with every extra Cash. 1891
balance monthly.
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80 Day Warranty ON Following Cars
R111CK SEnAN-1a2K

BUICK SEDAN-1925
customer. Motor exceptional, newly
refined four-wheel brakes. very good
tires. Bumpers heavy nickeled, front
and rear: motormeter. heater. robe
lights and stop lights. Buick made
It good-we improved II. The war.
ranty goes on this car.
1926
OVERLAND ID"
Coach. 1925. Egyptian. blue lacquer
finish. Fisk balloon tires, showing
hardly any wear. This car just nicely
broken in. Formerly owned by re-
had good care and shows 1t. Easy
$3.50
NASH TOURING
E-passenger, full six, 1924. One Of
our own high-quality paint jobs has
improved the appearance Of this car.
Unexcelled mechanically. Some equip
ment Warranted. yes.
$475.00.
DODGE SEDAN
1923; reg. Dodge finish. Two-tone
rich baked enamel. Mohair uphol-
sCery. Equipped Win OumpeFs. mo"
tormeter. spare tire and disc wheel
Naturally warranted.
$3.50
BUICK 7.PASS. TOURING, 1925
Four balloon tires all good. Cur
tajns never used. Pantasote top. Park.
ing lights bumpers. motometer, etc.
A rare motor in this car. This 10
really the exceptional buy. Warrant
ed also.
$775.00.
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DODGE TOURING CARS

Several priced right and In unusually
good condition: priced SITS up: terms
az our easy pay plan gives viii interest
YOU
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NASH DEMoNSTRATOR

A very unusual opportunity to buy a
car Of this type: you car ae part pay
ment These cars are sold on q new
ear guarantee. See us today II you are
ready to buy . car Of this type.
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az BUICK COUPE

Refinished and renickeled: perfect mo-
tor; { practically new tires; this model
is known as the Gas and represents
real value. Cash, 927l: ride the balance
at SIS each payment
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,oe ESSEX COACH

One Of the best bargains IN town
see this car today; you'u like Il well
enough to buy It. Cash. 1901: balance
a. you ride.
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BUICK SEDAN

4-cylinder. 1924. An unusual auto
mobile. formerly owned by q very care
full and conscientious driver (name on
request). Four-wheel brakes. This
model, is in great demand. Full equip
ment tires to bumpers. Black, with
Cream stripping. The warranty just
naturally fits this car.
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RIIICK COACH-1e26

Master six, English blue duco. I'm
proved type tour-wheel brakes Fin
ish unmarried. Five good tires Mile.
age very reasonable for time driven.
Double bar bumpers. Windshield wiper,
kick plate, dome light, rear stop light.
With the warranty and priced at
$975. 90. ~. 80
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Real Sale of Used
AUTOMOBILES !.
SIS Secures Amy Model For You
Easy Monthly Payments
They Must All BE SOld-Only S Days,
Oct. |, 2,3, 4,5 49,


These are real values In
used cars and each and every
one is backed up by our repu-
tation for square dealing and
integrity.
DODGE COUPE-1925 model;
balloon tires, bumpers; per-
feet shape. Guaranteed.
$725.00
BUICK SEDAN-1924 model;
fully equipped. Guaranteed.
$S25.00.
TUDEBAK e R-Big Q
Speedster-1924 model.
Il Tonneau shield, two spares
mounted on wheels on each
side; newly painted. Guar
anteed. $775.00.
STUDEBAKER-Big 8 Sport
roadster. Latest seriesi
fully equipped; like new;
demonstration. A real buy.
$1,350.00.
DODGE ToURIN G-1925
model. Balloon tires, motor
meter, bumpers, spot light.
Guaranteed. 100000.
STUDE BAKER 8
Coupe-1924 model. Good
tires and paint; motor per-
feet. Guaranteed. $650.00.
STUDEBAKER-Big 8, s.
passenger Phaeton. Latest
series. Relacquered, new
tires; fully equipped.
81 100000.
FORD-1924 two-door Sedan,
Good tires and paint. At
water Kent ignition.
1926. 90.
ESSEX -COACH-1925. Fully
equipped, balloon tires, disc
fn wheels; almost like new.
.o $475.0O eo ea ~ s
.
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NATIONAL
UNIVERSITY
LAW SCHOOL

Established 1859 -
Chartered BY Special Act Of Congress
58th Year Opens October l. 1875
At $50 p. M.
STANDARD three-year course leading
to degrees Of LIB, Bel. and j.. ID.
Graduate, courses leading to De.
grees Of LIN, M.P.L- SID. md
del.
An classes held at hours con.
venieuf for emnloyed studeufs.
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THIS WEEKS LIST
1928 chrysler phaeton.
ia26 Oakland coach. .-t
1926 Pontiac 2-pass. coupe.
1928 Hudson coach .,-e
1928 Dodge special sedan.
1925 Buick ma ster coach.
1928 Hup sport touring.
1920 Chevrolet touring.
1925 Ford tudor sedan.
1871 Cadillac coupe.
All cars guaranteed and liberal terms
THE AUTO MART
1414 14th st, North 1927.
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sTUDEBAKER Light -
Touring. 1924 model. New
paint, good tires. $4,000.
FORD-1926 4-door Sedan.
Balloon tires, original paint,
good shape. $475.OO.
STUDEBAKER-Speciale
Phaeton; latest. Original
finish; good tires; fully
equipped. 100000.
HUPMoBILE-1925 Touring.
Fully equipped; balloon
tires, disc wheels. $650.00.
PAIGE-1925 BRoUGHAM.
Fully equipped. $4,000. !
STUDEBAKER-1923 Special
66-passenger Sedan. Origi-
nally belonged to an elderly
gentleman; carefully ham
died. Fully equipped; new
paint. $550.00.
ESSEX COACH-1e25. Newly
painted; fully equipped.
Guaranteed. $4,000.
STUDEBAKER Special 8,
6-passenger Coupe, 1924.
Original finish; looks good.
Fully equipped. $725.0O.
CHEVROLET CoUPE-Late
model. Fully equipped.
Balloon tires, etc. $525.00.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sedan.
Good tires and paint. Per-
feet shape. $4,000.
DODGE-Coupe, 1924, model.
Paint and tires good. Bump
ers and spare tire. $475s00s
FLTNT-1925 Touring. Good
tires, disc wheels, new
paint. $4,000.
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WILLYS-KNIGHT

Coupe-sedan, 4.cylinder, 1925. This
was one Of the smartest Jobs ever
turned out by the factory. High lus-
ter finish. in o rich and durable blue.
with contrast stripings. Chestnut
brown upholstery. extremely adaptable
to hard service. Equipment all that
could be desired. The smart buyer
will give this more than passing At
tention. With the famous Anlght
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wILLYs-KNIGHT

4-cylinder. four-door sedan, 1925:
Tires Just like new. Cobalt lacquered
finish. Flamingo stripping, mouse col
ored. Velour upholstery. We invite
the inspection of the critical buyer.
Another knight motor.
$975.OO.
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CHEVROLET Touring ear, BY naval Of.
new battery. first-elsss tires, front,
rear bum psrs stop ileht: sacrifice for
mAmsdfats cash sails. North 1904
New Britain herald., 1926-04-09

QUALITY! BEAUTY! DURABILITY! All three important factors good living furniture embodied this suite It is upholstered ongearng grade of velour of attractive blue and gold spring construction that will resist years of usage. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. ONLY AND ONLY $5 DOWN!
New Britain herald., 1926-04-09

To the ho1'enak and to the spring refrnisher Shoor Bos their quality buying selection and their buying with this gracefully designed velour suite It only of the examples which this offers FOR FRI DAY AND SATURDAY ONLY AND ONLY S5 DOWN!
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

ESSEX COACH, l925-Mileage 5000 miles;
excellent condition: good tires, new spare: all
accessories. Owner leaving town Immediately
will sacrifice at $500. Telephone West 353.
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Liberal Terms.
See Mr.. Shumate.
OWENS MOTOR CO..
800 Georgia Ave.
Col. SOS.
USED CARS.
REDUCED PRICES.
EASY TERMS.

Late model Dodge victoria coupes run
very little; balloon tires: fully, eauipped.
Perfect mechanical condition. Priced VEG
low.
Flint Big Six Touring. i
shape. ns-'' E4tfas Very s"T reasonable
Studebaker Special Six Sedan.
derfui condition throughout. Many extra.
Hupp Touring.
Sport model disc ic. wheels; excellent rgn-
Essex Coach.
1925: Good condition. Make offer.
All these cars may be purchased on easy
terms with small down payment.
1924: Lish. six istudebakeE; nsy lacquer
Studebaker Blk Six Sedan.
1922 7.pas, pa Looks and Rms rms, IKE ss new
bumpers: many other extras.
Chandler 7-Pass. Sedan.
dition. Trafic transmission. Front and
rear bumpers. two spares good paint and
Dodge Coupe. 1925.
A fine running little car. In hne me-
finish. Two bumpers and spare.
Studebaker Special Six Touring.
1924. Ready to drive away. Paint and
upholstery in good shape. Front and rear
bumpers. SPARE.
And IS Other Bargains.
STUDEBAKER,.
1706-1711 14th ST. NV.
Potomac l633-l63l.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
PARTS ON HAND for all makes
Of cars; old cars bought, regard
less of condition or make. Isa-
dore Chaser, 8l2 5th st. Phone
Franklin 6553.
= lConfiuuah ueVf 0aRaN
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RESPONSIBLE COUPLE, WITH sATTsFAC-
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SWEDISH MASSAGE GIVEN BY TRAINEp
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ESSEX COACH, 1924-Painted gray: disk
wheels: two spare tires and otherwise fully
equipped Special this week at $3.50. Hol-
land Motor Co, Inc. 1919 18th st. (bet. X
and Ii. Open evenings and Sundays. Main
Evening star., 1926-09-16

a,to. wants regular engagement for dinners
@espets and Sunday school. Address Box
TNT-H Star oFfice 16s
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CfAIST-NERVE AND RHEUMA-
ism: scientific electrical hot oil. hand mas
sage a36 New York ave. 22e
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p r CART EV

BUSINESS. BROKER. s04 H ST. NV.
l. rms. Q baths: modern price, $780,
Il rms. 2 baths H.. price e $500; :o,. seo so.
running water on each floor; price. S7O0.
12 rms. rooming and boarding on 14th
st.. NV; 40 sboarders: priced right.
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PLACE, by a good cook and first floor; no
laundry: reference. 1910 18TH. POTOMAC
RGQ
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SISTERS 2 want place. cook or waitress
in boarding house, general housework. lf@o
HCf
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Above places can be purchased with small
cash payments.
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SCIENTIFIC AND SWEDISH MASSAGE
for appointment phone Fl. 2223. IL
ELECTRICAL. MASSAGE. INVIGORATING
treatments i01 Dist. Nat. Bank. IL 80 to
$ Frank. 5203-J. Sun. IL to l pm. GRACE
NASu 16S
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WINDOW AND HOUSE CLEANING: WALLS.
floors cleaned; shellacking. waxing. house
painting. odd Jobs BEN. Pot. 2666.
PHYSIOTHERAPY SCIENTIFIC ELEC-
trical treatments and Zoalight by individual
with years of experience. Phone FIR. 1868.
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AN7 APPROVED DAY AND BOARDING
s31ieAR-An grades. kindergarten TO high
@nocF. 1916 Belmont I'd. Phone Col. 1873.
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MARSHALL BUSINESS
BROKERS'
BROKERS,

) GAsOL.fNE. ACCEss0RiES.
Corner drtve-ln station In W.: b-year lease
at very low rant: worth easily Sc 900: price.
=. 900 ii so.d iun.,s~'i-tcil Adifess f0,,
.Ve II. Sts- oi4I... = 1T
Evening star., 1926-09-16

NE HAVE An EXCEPTIONAL COM
Portable home for convalescents. invalids
and aged Special care given diabetes.
Phone Adams 1863. 1888 Kalorama rd
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MAID In store; can repair or remodel ex-
perience years dressmaKins. 5o%s SneF-
man To-
Evening star., 1926-09-16

WOMAN colored. wants place in small fam
lily. Phone Atlantic 329-W.
WOMAN reliable colored. wants days or
part-time work: no Sunday work. $50 Que
Evening star., 1926-09-16

RESPONSIBLE COUPLE, WITH SATIsFAC-
t6rS references, desiring to motor TO Texas
within next week. can have use Of comfort.
sstHie car, with car expenees paid. to Fort
Worth; owner will he in Washington Mon
day. twentieth. Address
Evening star., 1926-09-16
Groceries and meats. in a good NV. Sec
ton; rent, $50; price, 81, 800.

Paying delicstessens in all sections priced
from, 81 400 to S7 200
Evening star., 1926-09-16

F'.YYEMiNG. 1909 Y ST NV. EXPERT
faEriers coats and scRrfs remodeled In
H,wes styles Formerly with c. H. Cunning
Evening star., 1926-09-16

ESSEX TOURING, 1923--a-cyl: has had
excellent care and looks the part. You will
find this car to be first class in every par
ticular: Holland Motor Co., Inc. 101q 18th
st. (bet. and u. Open evenings and Sun
Evening star., 1926-09-16

PI ACE As MAID in store or cleaning office;
rnference y 151S.W 1917 Que ct. NV.