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The Washington times., 1926-12-22

COMPLAINING Is just the same as re-
warding him for such conduct. 1t
Is during infancy that children first
find out this method OF forcing
older people TO do their bidding.
It takes only few weeks for q
baby to learn to associate gratified
wishes with crying. Then when he
reaches the age when he can walk
The Washington times., 1926-12-22

and talk, he sticks to this method,
because he has found that It gets
results.
On the other hand, q word should
be said In defense Of the baby.
When one considers the amount OF
hauling and pulling and dragging
hither and yon that most little
children suffer, II seems quite rea-
The Washington times., 1926-12-22
EXIT ''HOME'
GIRL

NNIIE home-girl has lost her
= place as heroine on the
New York stage, points out Burns
Mantle, metropolitan dramatic
critic. in a review Of the dramatic
success OF the current New York
season in this weeks Liberty.
There has been a definite change
in the style Of heroines," Mantle
writes. TN the early.R Roosevelt
tan era she was usually bounded
on the north by q father who
barked, on the south by a mother
who trembled and wept, and on
the east and west by curious
cousins, eager lovers Of varied but
normal habits, and the usual temp
tations that beset -heroines.
1T has been some time now
since our Nells have been do
mestically inclined, and this year
virtually all Of them are in open
rebellion against all of the
dramas conventions. Nell is not
as you might infer, entirely on
the loose. But she is at least alb.
normally curious and thoroughly
independent.
1--WE can still depend upon the
musical plays. however," the writ
er points out. ''They are running
true to the traditional romance
again this year. Their heroines
may not all be home girls, but
they are still interested in the
old.time lovers"
The Washington times., 1926-12-22
Fatigue a Factor In tuberculosis

associations to furnish q compe-
tent examiner some Of them. ]
believe. are already doing.
Much could be done by educa.
ting the worker in how to use his
leisure hours and MAINTAIN his
vigor and health.
Propaganda should be spread.
especially among the young adults
who attend night school
The Washington times., 1926-12-22

to the window to see what it was
that was so fine. Outside, he
saw two children playing with q
rubber ball. It was when the
batter hit the ball and sent It
of joy and jackson forgot to
whine.
Would you like to play that
The Washington times., 1926-12-22
ABSENTEES'
SALARY

DAYMENT of full salary dur
= ing leave Of absence on &C.
count OF sickness or other neces.
sary cause is granted public
school teachers in at least 80 cities
Of the United States Of 100000 or
more population for periods rang.
ing from to 20 days or more.
Some additional leave on part pay
IL granted by school authorities in
20 cities.
The Washington times., 1926-12-22
Try This Recipe

NUT enough cold boiled lobster
~ up to make one cup and q
half. Melt 4 cup butter in a
saucepan and add to 1t the juice
Of an onion, red pepper and salt,
3 tablespoons tarragon vinegar. or
cider vinegar. juice of a lemon
and q little paprika. Dust the
lobster with flour; then heat in
the sauce, placed over hot water,
stir as It thiclens and serve on
toakt.
The Washington times., 1926-12-22

Furnace Creek Ranch in Death
Valley, Calf, IL the hottest known
inhabited spot on the globe. A
Government Thermometer there
registered 134 degrees in the
shade. The coolest recorded 10.
cality is in Northern Siberia,
where the mercury drops to 80
degrees below zero.
The Washington times., 1926-12-22
Fird LincoIn's AritIImetic

elementary arithmetic, bearing hafegbe "a Lincoln
recently has been identified the prop
President It is said that the manner ~ tne
book would be unnteigible to modern students
The Washington times., 1926-12-22

Cut in 5 sizes: "a. SO; So. 40 and
~ inches bust measure. A 38-lnch
size requires 3h yards of 54.inch
material. The width OF the skirt
at the lower edge Is Ia yard.
Price 10c.
send 100 in silver or stamns fOR
each Of these patterns to THU
WARHINGTON TIMES Magazine
Editor. Print name and address
plainly 60 Insure prompt delivery.
The Washington times., 1926-12-22
This Day In Our History

IN December according the calendar the Pill
grims day about 200 years later,
1907 passed Embargo Act which prohibited all
foreign commerce.
The Washington times., 1926-12-22

A Quebec tree bears seedless,
coreless apples Os fine quality.
The border vidette., 1926-05-29
The State Is
Developing

AS an indication of the conf
edence possessed by the people Of
Arizona in it's future, and the recog
milton of the outside world of the
possibilities in, Arizona, it is only
necessary to refer to the fact that
during the past three years bonds
have been sold and such projects as
the Mormon Flat dam and power plant,
the Horse Mesa dam, the Eastern
Auxiliary project, the Nadaburg IT..
rigation project, the Buckeye drain
age district, the pumping and drain.
ing of the Salt river valley, the
power line to Florence and Casa
Grande, the Coolidge project at San
Carlos and several other smaller ir.:
rigation projects, are either under
construction or have already been
completed.
The mining industry is showing
more activity at the present time
than it has since the shutdown
which followed the war. There
has been general resumption in
prospecting and development work
Among the larger mines. the Inspi-:
The border vidette., 1926-05-29
Particulars About
State Employees

Statements are frequently made
either in ignorance or falsely, that
the state Of Arizona has several
thousand employees on the pay roll.
Such. however. IS not the case.
The total number OF persons en-,
ployed by the state, for all pur-
poses, exclusive Of the educational
institutions and the highway de-
partment, is 6O7. e5
The average number Of employees
Of the Arizona highway department,
exclusive Of contractors. Is about
$50.
The number Of faculty members
and employees at the university, the
Tempe Teachers college, the north.
ern Arizona Teachers college, and
the Deaf, Dumb and Blind school,
Is 619.
It will therefore be seen that
these four institutions employ as
many persons as all other depart
ments of the state, not including
the highway department.
~
The total number of persons en-
ployed at the state insane asylum
to take care of 672 inmates is H.
It must be remembered that this
institution requires nurses and
guards to be on duty "A hours
day, SO three shifts of employees
are necessary.
The total number Of employees
at the state penitentiary to guard
an average of $50 prisoners "a hours
day is 33. This institution is on
a three shift basis for employees
also.
The total number of employees
at the Pioneers home to care for
115 guests is 10.
The total number Of employees at
the State Industrial school, which
also requires "a hour service, is. 18.
The agricultural and livestock in
dustries utilize the services of 14O
Of the COZ state employees in the
work Of eradicating tuberculosis in
cattle, in the offices of the livestock
and sheep sanitary boards, of the
state veterinary, of the commission
OF agriculture and horticulture, Of
the dairy commission, and the
office of the force to eradicate pre-
datory animals and injurious ro-
dents. A considerable percentage
of these employees work in CO.
operation with the federal =. govern
ment and are chosen by the gov
ernment.
Work being performed by the
United States government. and paid
for in part by the state of Ari-
Zona in connection with stream
gauging and the Investigation Of
the possibility Of the development
of the Colorado river, accounts for
48 of the state employees.
The supreme court and the county
courts use % of the total number
Of state employees.
Which employees would you dis
pense with and how much would
be saved in taxes by doing with
out them?
The border vidette., 1926-05-29
Number Of State En-
ployes by Depts.,
May l, 1926
Compiled by State Auditory

Compiled by State Auditory
Animal husbandry (eradication
Of tuberculosis in CATTLE.
Asylum for the insane ........ z
Attorney general -. ........
Banking Department ...........
Board OF directors ............
Board of health .............. 1
Board of pharmacy .........
Board Of registration (engineers
and architects) ...'..:.........
Capitol building and grounds. |
Child welfare board -. ........
Chiropractic examiners ........
Code commissioner ............
Colorado river gauging ........ L
The border vidette., 1926-05-29
Summary of State
ment of Employees

No. Of employees highway de-
partment 748
No. of employees university. 4S3
No. of employees Tempe Teach a..
ers' college. 81
No. of employees Flagstaff
Teachers college -. 81
No. Of employees deaf, dumb
and blind school ............ "a
Total ....... s1s
All other state employees ........, GOT
Total state employees ....... 1874
Number Of teachers in high
schools .................. $40
Number of teachers in elemen-
"a tary schools ................22 2234
Ers- '6t: ..& s--
Total teachers in schools. 2S74
The border vidette., 1926-05-29

Of passenger cars used BY the high
way department IL L..
IN order to make o comparison Of
the humber Of State automobiles In
use. tt should be noted that the Coun-
ty Of Maricopa and the City Of Phoe.
nix combined. operate az passenger
automobiles. N~
Evening star., 1926-10-29
HUDSON-ESSEX.
BIG REDUCTION IN NEW
AND USED CARS.

HUDSON COACH. 1925.
New paint mechanical condition could not
be better oaRRTAsDy 2RRhToA.ssfD5ys ysEpAS fs new sas s'e'
ssPE FESlly ~ eau,ppsc condition like new Price
$500 or 20 FoRp S9e1 T1ounrNe. 1926.
Run only a few miles. balloon tires. con-
di'i0n like roSn Ord Ro2BsrER. ssaB 1925.
Bumpers. balloon tires. spare tire. wind.
shields etc fofp R5iefd fduSTss lST G. Iaas. iass
balloon f"S syas tipss spare tire and other extras
all i0r >%'S' FORD SEDAN.
Brand-new. used one week. eauipDed with
Ssg ce.Ss SSs Tnse Ttsr v.% foot s
light: perfect condition. $3.50 cash or
'''" NASH "a TOURING.
Motor perfect, new tires, upholstery and
'0D''r'nffs fssE1 ssHs;l'eSsi COACH. 90 TYPE.
Splendid 'fsgiE EsggEx .Ss ss't cSa1a SSaas1taain sa7s'
All steel body, new paint; mechanical
gam. HUDSON BRoueHAM. 1928.
holstery Just like new; will sacrifice for
sp.e. sHDsos s.las: g s.ss,itSI coASH blue. disc
ssis sfi perfect, sHs o'sii a..s. e.
1000 rsi!s iEssissxk ssissktleo, eoAca' Gao 1923.
Good arosBb soSssb' l:lSS5R ltlSSS5SfRs?SID ?sSHIDAss' ssYs sYYsss
Balloon tires, spare tire. lock Wheel and
other exsrAs, hne shape. owner will sacr,-
80 ~ FORD 90 COUPE.
balloon tires; general condition excellent.
'oO cHEvRotEf 55 LATE SEDAN.
Perfect throughout extras. S4T6.
MANY OTHER REAL
BARGAINS.
LAMBERT-HUDSON
MOTORS CO.,
l722 l. St., West Of Conn. Ave.
Evening star., 1926-10-29
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FORD ROADSTER. 1928; balloon tires; new
tram Mo.os Coz as Ma.s ave
1925 ordway nv Cleveland Park. ~
EoRD LIGar gREd1vEggoxa Egoa excellent " co3d @
osP asE 9n.. .sss .pe.ss sss p.ns
light: bargain. s150: terms. North a063.w.
FORD COUPE. late 1928; lock wheel; speed.
Ts.r nan ssa nr. %esri
FORD SEDAN for sale cheap for cash; own
er Leaving town. Phone Franklin 54oos Ask
FORD SPORT RoApsTER-wire wheels:
So4 81 l. sf.a sFsae or terms
lsS. Ss eeedt,on siss f;f ''6s 6sll eoIamSa 4?sw
FORD TUDOR SEDAN. 1928; 1phois,ery
cal condition; real bargain; only 500
d"T. SsSss eSssro 's Snss S s5 IT.
Omen evenings and snndays.
FRANKLIN SEDAN. series II; our latest
si4 s snapaH's n~ Main anE 4o45 MOTOR Car Co.
FRANKLIN TOURING. 8 B. by owner going
sss s's9S' ssSS sSS'"f Rha"s s"s
HUDSON. COACH, 1925; steel posts: excep;
readv ra"s 70 run run. % Gompare this value With any.
thing in town Holland Motor Co.: inc,
ds9s o1s aad fe evsnnss se ana Open
HUDSON. BRoUGHAM. 192e-,Only, used 3
In appearance and general ,c9ndition; ,., can
| the new-car price Holland Motor. Co.. Inc,
o1s ,nd h exsnss Roi"msc an Is se Open Sun
at S4O0. 1907 Kalorama rd. NV
HUPMOBILE. COUPE. 1925. 3-pass.: new
p%ee Car n'H o s44 4 s ns Main r,nk 9oas Mo-
has as been run very little; cannot e tteld from
sv. new MAI" saF- so!s hse0mo0ils Co. ll2s Conn
coupe: pueo finish: balloon tirs: ;at;yhssl
splendid bsrrain at si:sss: cost 1850
Tm s suit N Hn. youf nson As pss
iiss htss cose. ee ave. We. Main Main e6so 6ol 9-'.l0o"
LINCOLN SEDAN. le2e-Due TO. unusval
sss psH Ss s sSo e. fs il in
saR e oqs so. 5S Gssson a R0sy se fon nsAsa
ssm i aGd Si Meek M %sr say:
oId SiE esS ,:d SEDAN Sssy
pass s.rass. coupe ri in susrsnteed perfect cor
T." see NE r'f Hines h Lincoln Sales
Conn ave Main 2Os0.
MARMON SEDAN. 1925. 5-pass.: looks like
brand-new car; fully guaranteed. Franklin
Motor Car Co. 1914 st. NV. Main 7O45
NASH SPECIAL SEDAN, 1928, 5-pass.; new
Irsnklin Motor Car Co. 1914 F st. NV.
NASH o-DoOR SEDAN. 1928: owner wishes
TO sell at sacrifice: terms to reliable parties
Address Box Obj. Star Office. flice.-----------------
NAsH~Hsre MAS yS, 70. are % Owner must sacrifsa
Box 26-J Star Office.
NASH will sell my 1925 Advanced six
roadster on tss Or ~ trsd, ,s
OAKLAND COACH. 1925. BY auction. a,
Weschler's. 800 Penna ave. NV, tomorrow
oLDsMoBILE touring. good T1pninF car
na sarfa aotor Con- sso "a
oLDsNoRTLE DE LUXE COACH. 1875 Ike
| new: big barEaln at S7s5. Main So:
| OVERLAND 8 SEDAN. 1925. by orifinal
Apr,l; 5000 mslss: co!amsi. ioas7. .-.'
sibie 70 duplicats this car: completely over.
iss nrSsee CONN ft:s a.. verz sGS soasL Co.
pAcKARn Pc .aT TWIN
ssefce % prlce sne @ Holland Motor Con Inc
a9: os and lae evsur: ne' Potomac snS Asa oDe" Sun
diio1 mus, iSSFs :.ll $50 1897 81. n ses
Fooa slr.s. Isd snsr.nsssd 4ss' 'es =, s s SO: aesis
Evening star., 1926-10-29
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.


ali respects: must be sold Immediately: S925
See NJ, Mr. Hawley at Used Car Corner 10Th
Mosor fsns co aso Bsden.eurs rs
DODGE 3-PAss. COUPE -: SPLENDID condi-
Lincoln salesrooms. 1882 Conn. ave. Main
Sness tor e.. 80 sssse2RsdRn es2R7ssdRsnn.sarg "a rs - W.
popoE ToUR1Ns late 1929 model .,,ad esfs 4
osn sns bssnc. esST sy usa @ootsg
Peake. Rosenthal 4 stearman, Inc. 1923
RSSSE S ssn]s, s'f .,Qs. ,9s:
city. Phone Main 53o7 any week day be
tween Q and o'clock.
e2ReE ss S.snes e2Srs Il 5n5sG he notes ed fs
overhaued: excellent condition throughout;
must sacrifce. sos. Adams 10000
ESSEX CoAcH-Fu,ly eauipped; 1925 type:
West Has. Evenings. cleve sos2 81.
Is afsEx .7as GOSSIP $50 s st. 1926 s rs 18th sGsdsS s sS
ESSEX COACH; lae6-.,Used 1000 miles;
new car. at 2 most attractive price. We also
asne naSs in 0r%f prce from $500 70 ssS
H be certain to nd What want a out OF
DAYS and evenings. Potomac s82.
s@s.S "s Srn' prsss ve2 d~ a Sasa tssa
mobile Co. 1I2s Conn. ave. Main soao.
FLINT COACH late model. Al ,condl ltion
Sss! SSSs t5ss c ina e sSs Msn soaa
Duco: Ave good tires. lock, wheel. psrking
ear ss5rs e od:y ons S.H
rolet Sales. Co. os6 H st. ne. Open eve
@ oaD cS sst ss.sr. coDaon ga9s and !t;
:ss: SIS: e. e2s e. &: oasa evening.
FORD coupe. SIX months old Can 6e
Sass aoso4 e. sso Ssd.a:puse d
ton. D 'feS Terms' oo' Northeast Motor Co go
Bladenshurg q. ne. --------------------
TSS1 2. i ''dsH sas:p ;Ss Sssn
lgSs 600 SSdT SSSdSSs g. sS
BladenshurE I'd. ne. ------------
Eos Rn Rdano;ag GsyeFy % ,,sr'e oSss 2es st No
tor Co. a2O Bladenshurg I'd. ne. ne.
esst Mo1or Coo ore 90 sSq aH fIsH
FORD TOURING. late model equipped bal
ssso,w I"Hn tiyes: paint like new $3.50 terms col
FORD SEDAN. 1924-Good tires: new bat.
terry: runs good and looks like $3.50. but you
H Hnand Te Meter Co. ee fne 1s T iSth st.
< and L., Open Sundays and evenings
FORD TOURING 1929. in perfect condi-
tion: good tires S65. See Mr., Taylor Tri-
angle Motor Co
FORD TUDOR sEDAN-1 month old: loci lock
real bargain: terms. See Mr.. Taylor Irl-
FORD TOURING. 1924 = Four new cord
.5s; sa'srz spq jtt ws: ssH11s
Evenings Cleve. 5o62. 81.
FORD SEDAN 1922: frst-class condition
4 new tires and spare bumper. motometer
Ford mus. oiaef Be seen to be
sss: :; s:s;s: ss:.s sssss 1907 ' o':
FORD SEDAN. late 1922: perfect running
s4nrs.sn s ..srae ise ses sS ss s..s any resnE
T1fp ri p3,sIs s5IR1N IL IN ss os shape s1S. S.ne Z.
81 satssS }sSs s IS Assonas Terrace '' d'h and
FORD ROADSTER, 1923 : Steel pickup
body balloon tires: 3o.day guaranty; prlee, re,
N.ss. ss ,sse sSes Main Main a6oi a A0'0ls w.. 200
FORD COUPE. 1925. latest model: balloon
tires: thoroughly overhauled; will paint to
,Sl. ,S ssSs sds, Nd. ar.%S;g Main @ ssrtra Mo
Co. sss Gass. ave. Main sooi. ~
Evening star., 1926-10-29

TPHOLSTERTNCi-Ca abinet making. antique
furniture. reproduction and reoa'rine refin-
ishinF: furniture made to order Boston
Antique Shop. 3So0 18th NV. Col. 5399.
Evening star., 1926-10-29

PIANO TUNING 50 We epecialize IN Fen.
eral piano rera:rs and rebuilding Get our
chantcs work guaranteed sand.rson.
Schaeffer Co f44 ct ne. Linz. 1857
Evening star., 1926-10-29

ROOF REPAIRING and painting. furnac
and flues cleaned: reasonable prices. Col.
S311 day or night. Alan Roofing Co. -
Evening star., 1926-10-29

SAVE YOI-R COAI-Have your heating
boiler aud pipes in cellar covered. Asbestos
covering a specialty special prices now
Address Roy 2NI II Star nff1ce %
Evening star., 1926-10-29

PRINTING--hOO good business cards or
hillheads go solicitors wanted. n. c.
Printers G2N + Il II 30s
Evening star., 1926-10-29

WEATHER STRIPPING-Pure zinc, bronze
and hraas metals used, l0-vea" guarantee
against drafts dust and SCOT lowest brides,
Acme Misunderstanding Co. Adams 196. 81
Evening star., 1926-10-29

PAPERHANGING AND PAINTTNC-Rooms
ecraped. pointed IN and rapered, $40, We
carry the finest line Of wall paper; Xtsit our
PIES: work guarantees in writing Eastern
Decorating Co. 1916 eth St Nv. Pot 553S.
Omen eVeuinrs
Evening star., 1926-10-29

out At once and see them work and take aas
your choice home for moderate price. con-
$500 VS. BSs5! t:Tsj.RS scsHIRzs ssHzsr, ND.
fnons SIeve.aI.u cu.----..--. ovc-~-
FOR sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.
AUTOMOBILES by auction 81 weschler.s
a20 Pa. ave. NV. every Wednesday and
BUICK 1923 PASS -ToUR1NGs--one has
Also ao another T"ith at $3.50 that is ready to so
Ra wnr s neesSe nfe terms To .n Of With s
Conn ave Main c0ao.
BUICK-Proapectve buyers watch this ad
The car you are looking fcr will soon sppear :;
Today's opportunity: 1929 Buick standard
5-pass sedan. fully eegipped dls mleags a,a; 5000
ranged. T. s. Gaddess, Main 6o@a. 1oie
BUICK COUNTRY CLUB COUPE. 1928: Al
mechanically: sacrifice for quick sale; terms
to resnonsible party Address Box 24-J,
1pholsserS: nDis plenty extras: good balloon
tires and g1od % m"'Ra Rosama snap I'd at tHe price
'ADlLLAC v:63 SEDAN; 5.psss,; must II, be e
Food ;S. x,In Conn soIs hsScomoOile Co.: 1las Conn
los4 any tyne body, including roadster,
apas. pueo finish r,:. :pasSss a. sedsn sssnrbsn
susaFsan s%S@ss imoa.ines n%sS The.. car. are ii
W and are pisd o.r T.
he refused. We must have the room Terms
to At your ,pocketoook your car car as psnrt az
ca59.' caSn az. kss9ss MsS soso sSo.ed Car Dept lls4
CHEyRoLET coAcH, latest model 80 days S,
$3.50 w. Nj. Fisher.
e. eoson .na TSUaTs e 1sae . s5
per month. Peake Roeenthal & Stearman.
tnc.. 1923 Irving ct. nv.
vs o.. S.1 ana
SAG down. bal. weekly. Col s760.w.
sshanissl condition: good tires: reinishsd IN IN
4s4d uo down ans per Week e o@ris. h
os.o chsyES,st .ss Sale: su1s.v. CO. e"6 "
CHEVROLET TOURING. 1925 model. with
heht: Duco paint; mechani condition guar:
s25 Fl 81. ne. Omen evenings and SUNDAYS
CHEvRoLET 1924 COUPE: ref9ished in
,,nsn;@siiy; ssooa rubber; Only $3.50 down
s1rss c. J5 He:s &: n cSsn
and SUNDAYS.
CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN. 1928: bought
lust s months ago: is in perfect condition:
any one wanting this kind of car can get
il at a price that is a Eive-away due to my
notes amounting to $3.50 II has motom.
eter. sin covers bumpers. This car cost
new Sa36, Car can be seen during day. at
Congress Hall Garage. South Capitol st. bet
3 and ste sc. No dealers.
CHEVROLET TOURING. 1928: good condi.
ton: new top; SloS: $50 cash. Adams
4449. 81
CHEVROLET TOURING. late 1924. in per:
battery: lock wheel; other extras: looks like
mont months. pr'fe o.sn.s ofssss f.Sss IL
CHEVROLET TOURING late "a: motor ana
rear END recently overhauled; new top: Ex-
ide battery. nearly new: lock wheel, front
bumper: owner needs money: bargain at
500 cash. 1742 7th q. NV:
CHEVROLET TOURING. early 1925 model
balloon tires bumpers: for quick sale. S275
terms Cleveland 4654. 3o'
CHEVROLET COACH demonetrator. latest
model driven less than 900 miles: new
ear guarantee: very small down payment.
balance in IS months Mr.. Stakes. Lincoln
CHEVROLET TOURING. 1878 fully
equipped many evtras balloon tires; sesS;
cHRYsLER 30" COACH--Appearance and
mobile Co.. 1928 Conn. ava Main S02o.
Evening star., 1926-10-29

NOT ONE AME5JGAN E5zA CAR LASTS AS
NOT ONE
AMERICAN =,
CAR LASTS
AS LONG
AS REQ
NOT ONE!
1914 REQ Touring.
Driven only 131 ,433 miles; good
mechanical condition, good but
not original tires.
SIPS.
NO FINANCE CHARGE.
THE TREW MOTOR CO.,
1909 l4th St. NV.
MAIN 4l73
OPEN EVENINGS.
NOT ONE AMERICAN CAR LASTS AS
LONG AS REO-NOT ONE.
Evening star., 1926-10-29

CpHOLSTERING-Spec prices new: slip
covers = ade 10 order. cabinet WORK. Capitol
Cnhnlsttrine Co. 631 2 NV. n. lSO2. 2s
Evening star., 1926-10-29
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


tCOntnuedl
PIANO, upright mahogany; good condition
cheap: for sale or rent. Phone Frank go
PIANO Ludwig upright: frst-class condi-
tion: alsoo, few pieces furniture phone l6.
Adams 16. 30.
PIANOs--An you folks that want good
morrow: r we have 6 here. sent us by Smith s
Transfer & Storage Co.. with orders to sell
real 1hfs cne Rss Sks psr in
Shannon. Caldwell & Co.. aucts., 3o4 10th
PIANO BARGAINs-steinwa..- dye new.
sass sStv used sonsssspp sssp ssso Rsss
s3;S S''' zsss zS;9''* *s'ss 9 as'f&ff io
EkAyER Fl sa P4Noe ePsrs P.Ffe, = sS:1 s%a ssS will
PLAYER-PTANO: will sell for repairs. San
derson. .schaefter Co. o.. + St ne nn.e,,--->
gRerSE nsaso Co. sS '9qd condition"
RADIO. b-tuhe neutrodvne new batteries,
psres. BST stsr oce
REFRIG EgAToR. $40. Apply aia3 st.
EFRIGERAToRdLe",nard whlie Sao p"r;sisn ;fi .n
$50: Cali tlo-a any day. Apt i. 33?: {
REFRIGERAToRs---Ne and. second -hsnd.
for ali purposes. Mccray Refrigerator Co.
teytalpssed coz pS aSonsf sfa5 .Dy si
3piy. s2.Io, Nails and cement With sa%i each
inK: Certsinieed slate, surface shineles
HHEHHNNGGEER CO. &C. h sh rs ss ave
j RCGS-Two handsome Chinese rugs. 9xl2
and sxl0: mahoganv hookcase. Adams 81 .
SIDEBOARD. large oak: two mahogany -in-
! ished dressers, chars. Highlander couch; "a
Newton Zee; S0'SH st. NV Col. 5ss1.
SEWING MACHINE. Singer. drophead,, ex-
cellent condition real bargain. 800 Z 81.
SsS SSs HSm. sIs STANDARD: s1S; Nsy 5;s.l Idsal,
e Ra2sst asn sson ssS .a
Sd!lS. Sr6xn =. i8 ss tSanba h0Tss Fosd
sTRVEYoRs TRANSIT: almost new: $40
T. = sold at once Address Box az al. star
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERvlcE- adams
dSREwsEsssSSe9fp2ff sP Sss ssS es Franz poz!sta.
:os :s!oSS fsss
%Snsy cain Or s. mSn'9S ave- En- 6,S
| All Other makes sold. rented and repaired:
! terms: exclaimed: lowest prices IN Wsshins'
,G.; %.in s:rFies sst TyOe"ri'er Co. $40 9Th NV
| EwEITERS.-American Iypewriter Co;
| kinds of repairing done. Omen eves. Line 81
| TYPEWRITER Remington portable: like
new; s35 other makes at low prices stand,
ard Typewriter Exchange. 1909 l. NV. :@'
TYPEWRITER DESK mahogany fling cab
/ met and steel desk. Adams III
| WARDROBE. double. oak, good as new;
| will sell for twelve dollars; also large re-
| moving in apt. on lst. 500 Mass. ave NV.
| WOODIOak wood. cut any lenEth. delivered.
, Sl4 cord. Phone Falls Church 24s. e
9EE5SE 9NI5S + FuggSE5T1NlsNE E1l g
Complete hne OF desks: file cabinets. lock.
ers of{ice chairs and tables tremendous saw.
IkXsHISeS kSfsfHAisSsee1 5Su EStsE ies ls 'Ss ONCE
FurnituCe Dept. 3Io sth e Nv.
Show Cases and Store Fixtures.
| Ruse & Company, 5AII1MoHa. ,aa1 y, &. MD: isO.
tory" Resident Salesman. lincoln s4e2
RADIO AND EQUIPMENT.
PHTLco ELTNTNAToR Tor radio A battery
eo-cyele s25. Nam ee4o. Apt. 81. call
R1DTo sERVTcE-Aersis erected sets in.
;ro ;rousI.: low lowest rates. Kennedy 8 Adams s9S:
LIVE STOCK AND Cattle.
DURoc-JERsEY. Poland China: Berkshire .S stsr
sRs ,.a HfUsHSFs HHfs%UssSr. 0se1d ssc soar '9
pos..e p1ss. fae@d ceed.T on s2sees al sS :
| JTRaEY CATTLE cows e.year-old bull
~ rsristered; prize stock. Mr.. Culver ao. .lo