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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

NOT ONE AMERICAN CAR LASTS AS
LONG AS REO-NOT ONE.
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SELECTED
TRADE-lNS.
SMALL-CAR
SPECIAL SALE
10 AUTOMOBILES,
FOR THE LOT.
YOU BET THEY
WILL RUN. :
POPULAR MAKES.
FORD,
ESSEX,
HUDSON,
CHEVROLET.
OLDSMOBlLE
AND OTHERS.
HOLLAND MOTOR CO., Inc,
1919 18th St. (Bet. K & l..
Open Evenings and Sundays.
Main oO5o.
NOT ONE ,AMEEIScAAxo SA CAR LASTS AS
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BUICK.
EMERSON & ORME
USED-CAR
DEPARTMENT.

The discriminating buyer will
find unusual values in our used
car dept. Buy one of these cars
now-at lower than Winter
prices.
Buick, 1925, 4-pass.. 6-cyl. coupe.
Buick, 1924, 5-pass., 6-cyl. sedan.
Buick, 1924, 5-pass., 6-cyl. tour.
Buick. 1924, 5-pass., 4-cyl. tour.
Essex, 1925, coach.
Hupp, 1923, tour.
Dodge, 1924, 4-pass. coupe.
Maxwell, 1923, tour.
Cadillac 81 limousine.
Studebaker, 1922, tour, light 6.
Studebaker. 1923. tour, special E.
Ford. 1925, coupe.
Ford, 1924, Fordor sedan.
Open Evenings.
Many Other Models Can Be
Seen on Our Floor.
EMERSON & ORME,
1920 NJ St. NV.
+ FIR. $3.50.
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Chrysler! Chrysler! Chrysler
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT.

1925 Ford Touring. $l75
1923 Wills-St. Claire Rd. 600
1925 Buick Roadster -. 700
1926 Ford Coupe. ........ $50
1923 Chevrolet Roadster. 12s
1924 Buick Master E Sedan 900
1924 Chrysler 20 Touring. US
1926 Nash Coupe 1000
1925 Ford Coupe. ...... 325
1924 Buick Master 6, +
pass. Coupe. ....... 800
1924 Rickenbacker Sedan 800
1926 Ford Roadster. ..... 800
1924 Chrysler 20 Roadster o25
1923 Hupmobile Tour. 80. 275
We have Others on our floor
and we invite your inspection.
TERMS.
Will Accept Your Car in Trade.
Fl. B. LEARY, JR., & BROS,
1921 18th NV.
North 6820.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
f9Te N9T oNE n RAHnNSA AnEs!6AN oSh ear LASTS AS
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HUDSON-ESSEX.
BIG REDUCTION IN NEW
AND USED CARS.

AND USED CARS.
HUDSON COACH. 1925.
New paint. mechanical condition could not
be better. upholstery like new. S596.
oAKLA,eO SEDAN, 1925.
$500 or best offer.
FORD TOURING. 1926.
Run only a few miles. balloon tires. con-
dition like new. $500.
FORD TOURING. 1926
balloon enes tires oa spare tire and other extras.
all for $296.
FORD SEDAN.
Brand-new. used one week. equipped With
bHmper lock wheel foot rat Tnd
light: perfect condition $3.50 cash or
terms.
NASH "a TOURING.
Motor perfect new tires upholstery and
appearance excellent.
ESSEX COACH. '2s TYPE. cor,
ESSEX 90 COACH.
condition excellent; many extras: a bar
gain. $495.
HUDSON BROUGHAM. 1925.
New tires motor excellent; paint and up.
holstery ho1t Just like new; will sacrifice for
HUDSON 'ZO COACH.
Special paint beautiful blue. disc
wheels. bumper. spare tire and other ex-
tras: mechanical condition perfect mileage,
1000; a real bargain. $500.
ESSEX COACH. 1923.
Good shape throughout. $3.50.
FORD 4-DOOR SEDAN. 1925
Balloon tires. spare tire. lock wheel and
other extras. fine shape owner will sacri-
flee for $295.
FORD '2f COUPE.
Balloon tires: general condition excellent,
$3.50. Terms If desired.
CHEVROLET '25 LATE SEDAN.
Perfect throughout extras. $475.
MANY OTHER REAL
BARGAINS.
LAMBERT-HUDSON
MOTORS CO.,
1722 L ST., West of Conn. Ave.
NOT ONE AMERICAN CAR LASTS AS
LONG AS REO-NOT ONE.
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JANUARY
PRICES
NOW.

Please note these price reduc-
tions-they are genuine. All
wonderfully clean cars, many re-
finished in Duco. And, above
all, they are guaranteed in writ
ing thirty days. Savings range
from $50 upward to $255.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

NOT ONE AMERICAN CAR LASTS AS
LONG AS REO-NOT ONE,
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FOR RENT-GARAGES.
24i3 18th ST. NEAR COLUMBIA RD.-
Extra wide alley; deep brick garage. Col.
1902.
18th ST. BETWEEN NEWTON AND ME-
ridian lin alleyD. rear 3444: $3.50 per
month: hollow tile; wide alley; cheaper
Apply iSi FRANK q. ALTEMUs. 2744 14th st.
GARAGE SPACE IN REAR 1915 RHODE
Island ave. NV: SO per mo. Phone Adams
1879. 81
i4i6 HOPKINS ST. BET 9 AND P. 2oth
and 21st-Built-in and heated. Sl1.50
monthly. Apply let floor Or Main 1881.
735 Ist NW-BRICK GARAGE WITH
electricity and water: wide alley: for 2 or
REAR 1874 SPRING RID. NW-BRICK 9:
car garage. Will :rnt one space for So 90
per mo. or $500 per mo. for entire garage.
,E GEO W l., LlSSklNSswr u IL
7th AND G SITS. CARS. 49,. S65.0O
Suitable for repair shop or storage.
14.h and Newton SITS; 1 car .;.. s9-5o 90
9th and Eeefer pl.. ! car: :........, 800
71s 14th ST. NV. Main 2345.
REAR l122 18th N.W.-FlREPROOF RE-
pair shop electric light: holds 10 cars.
Rear 1911 Pa. ave. nw-Fireproof. elec.
trio lights; etc: suitable for repair or paint
'A''' A' w. r. METcALF.
611 Investment Bldg. Phone NJ. OCT.
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SEE THESE CARS.
COMPARE THE PRICES.
TERMS TO SUIT.

1925 Rickenbacker + ght
= sport touring ....... sos
1926 Whippet Sedan. ...... 400
1924 Ford Coupe. e.......... 15o
1925 Chevrolet Touring. -. 225
lo25 Essex Coach. $50
1925 Studebaker Sedan. -. $50
1926 Chevrolet Coach. .... $50
1925 Hudson Coach. .... o2S
CASEY'S GARAGE,
l74l Johnson Ave.
Between r and S, 14th and 18th
Sts. NV.
nnm.k North 400.
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1855 COLUMBIA RD-Attractive 3nd-floor
front twin beds: instantaneous hot water,
electricity. or two
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Special Used-Truck Sale.

Special Used-Truck Sale.
A SNAP FOR A MECHANIC TRUCKMAN
latest underbody hoists. Will rebuild and
guarantee or sell at fearfully low price
and let purchaser recondition. allowing credit
for overhauling them part of cash pay
ment. Balance-easy terms-nO finance
charge.
See Mr.. Bell for very special proposition.
Also all makes and sizes. fats and dumps.
to ton. some rebuilt and new-car guar
Easy Terms.
INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCK
AGENCY. INC.
Day and Night Shop Service.
22S First St. NV.
Franklin 117O. Franklin 1928.
Open Evenings.
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CAVANAUGH COURT. Apt. 2I1-BeCi-living
room: privilege kitchen. electric iron. sew
;ns, ~, a,bipo A ftcr a N M re
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

NOT ONE AMERICAN CAR LASTS AS
LONG AS REO-NQT ONE.
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21I3 18TH ST. N.W.-Seml detached private
home. double rQC.n and single room; hand
SOmely furnished. reasonable.
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I4I4 MASS AVE. NW-Large. 3rd-tioOr
front room: running water; abundant paths:
hnnf
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2443 18th ST NV. near Col. rd.--Nicely
fur. front room cleo. hot water; 81 80 per
week Col 4SO2
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1917 VERNON OR YOU ST-Completely
furnished h.k. room: heat gas. electricity;
%S weekly
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USED CARS-PRICES LOW.
Autocar-2-ton coal truck.
Autocar-5-ton dump.
Sterling-5-ton dump.
Witt Will-2-ton screen body.
Also other used car bargains.
Autocar Sales & Service CO.
18th & Pa. Ave. NV.
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Jordan 1925 Sport Touring.
Tires practically new. Mechanically per-
feet. 4-wheel brakes. original DucO finish.
te nplete equipment bumpers front and rear
spare tire and lock. trunk on rear deck mo-
tometer and wings stop light. rear view
mirror windshield wiper. nickel head lamps.
Guaranteed. $3.50.
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STERRETT & FLEMING,
INC,
Home of Certified Gold Seal
CARS.
Champlain St. at Kalorama.
Columbia $3.50
Open Evenings and Sundays.

NOT ONE AMERICAN CAR LASTS AS
LONG AS REO-NOT ONE.
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1902 CONNECTICUT AVE-Double room
for two; twin beds. electricity. phone. maid
,,,ar h1,Iis S.ln r1nnnfh
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1889 NEWTON ST NV Apt. 5--Attrac-
tive front room. steam heat: private family,
gentlemen: $l6 month. Columbia 5S6-J.
1917 COLUMBIA RID. N.W:-Double and
single furnished rooms: residential section.
n m PhOrt. Adams 9999.
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SHEPHERD ST. NV.
OWNER will dispose of six room and
bath home in this excellent locality Tor less
than price originally paid four years ago.
Large lot. and house Is in very good con-
dition. The only home i'll this neishoorhood
for 50. 100000.
CAHILL K MENsH
Franklin 73l. insurance BIg.
; ATTRACTIVE NEW HOMES, GEORGE
town Heights. near Western High School.
:{6O5 and 5000 r st. NV. These homes CON
tain rooms. tiled bath with shower ana
buiit-in tub, front and sleeping porches; hot
water heat electric lights; concrete-block
garage: lot 30X125 to a 3O-t0ot paved alley.
Open for inspection. -
n PERRY. Is"
1904 NEW HAMPSHIRE AXENtE.
DESIRABLE MODERN RESIDENCE SUI
ABLE FOR PHfSlCIAN.
Reasooable TERMS Of payment may be ar
ranged might consider another property III
exchange
1st floor--Drawing room, reception room
or office; private reception hail, dining room
2nd hdcr---3 good sized sleeping rooms
one Is p x20; modern bath
:}rd finor--SamC arrangement.
A light basement with kitchen: servants
bath and billiard room.
Room on lot (which extends 10 an aieF
for garage or lst floor kitchen may be added
MOORE & HILL, INC.
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-Hs For SAFE IT SPECIAL PRICES
Creating Bargain Bitys in Most Desirable Homes
Now S0.05O.
FOR SALE-HOUSES
I PRICES

II IL wasn't for the fact ths;
the owner OF this Home is com
PEELED TO leave Washington IL
would not he offered below it.
actual value. due To the necessi
" for immediate sale. YoN
WITH like the Home the moment
YOU cross the threshold. The q
large rooms will impress yoU
the tile bath. the screened break
fast and sleeping pOrches. con
Venient pantry and large atttt,
over the entire house ARE al
features that Will appeal. BIG
BTiLT-IN GARAGE
The House is in perfect con
ditiOn, and in addition To the
very low price. the matter OF
terms is left with us. and We
are sure we can arrange them
to your satisfaction. The loca-
ton of this House 10 particu
larIy desirable. being in the
neighborhoOd of one of the i'm
portant parks Of the northwest
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FOR sALE-HOUSES (Cont'd).

NEAR 9th AND SITS. NE.-6 ROOMS
and :; bath brick. With garage in excellent kId
per month on second trust. Phone Main
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FOR SALE-HOTSES. !,
In Chevy { haSe''

This Home is located a
section where il is the OnlyHilhe
for sale-one of the mostYex
elusive sections in Chevy CSase
and especially delightful, he
design of the Home cxacti}AtS
the environment. and wlthNhr
unusually large lot surr'SNnd-
ing makes very attra:Ilvc
Home. The construction lsl Ne
very best. having been bwsS by
DAY LABOR. and the fix krea
are the MOST MODERN. she
interior design offers oE@or-
tunity for artistic furniEtlng
effects: open fireplace; coy for
ners. together with large p1tch.
etc. At the rear of the l4; -
a GARAGE of the same tyi3 ar
the House. :
Price and Terms A1e
Decidedly SpeciaS
1t is an actual fact thSs it
would cost about 81 .O0C %or,
10 duplicate this House, 4
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
WEST OF GA. AN

" ESI OF CIA. nv I.
Near 14th and Decatur SITS. Very attrac-
tive detached home of six spacious' rooms Is
tile bath, h.-w.h cleo: garage: lot 14o II
to alley. Particulars as to location see
this bargain at once; which is very very ,ard5l much
underpriced at $11 $50, with splendid terms
WIN. s. PHILLIPS & CO., Inc,
Phone Service Until P m. oo
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FOR SAIE-HOUSES.
DESIRABLE NV. SECTION.

DESIRABLE Nv. SECTION.
FOR COLORED.
Or. and b. brick. newly papered and
painted Taken in trade, priced very low.
Easy terms to responsible buyer. Garage.
Address Box Bpm. Star office.
$3.50 cash, s55 mo-. incl. all interest,
buys new 6-room brick home, h.-w.h., elec..
tiled bath, cellar, hardwood floors. Only
one left of ten.
+. M AIKEN. 927 18th St. NV
Main 1856. Ewes. Atlantic S36-J.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Best section, | y blocks west OF Conn;
aye.--New detached centerhall. 8 r. and 2
b.; hardwood floors throughout; tile roof,
garage. Taken in trade. will sacrifice.
BENNETT & co.
1107 Conn. Ave. Main 1915.
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FOLKS HERE 1T Is J.,

FOLKS. HERE 1T IS!
Detached brick; less than $4,000;
rooms and bath, ami, large yard, beautiful
lawn and shade trees, yet convenient to cars
and stores and only few minutes to down
town. This little home will win your heart
and please your purse. SO don't fail to see IT..
FIR. S240 Till $50 p NJ. 1S'
500 CASH, 500 MO, INCL. ALL INT; NEW
Groom brick homes. every modern convell-
ience: in good ne. location. Only six left
of thirty
Mair 1856. Ewes. Atlantic 1861:
OWNER MUST MAKE QUICK SALE OF
brick house built about three years ago;
in fine condition and modern in every way;
Two large bedrooms; three pOrches. Small
cash payment and monthly payments.
House may be seen any evening except
3OS CLAIMING ST. NE.
(Just North of 4th and Rhode
Island Ava
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-G.;::: S3I...-:.0TS.

IPTRTNFXr WHITE: OR C0LoRFp
-f4a Carroll Sc .aeA,, / r3ry ~ Z "g; %;
c.ese an estate - '0---'' .'' seS,.
ksu5 ST HIGHLANDS SUITABLE FOR
"a OF ,ac boases. Address Box i2,.A'
AROMA PARK y C.-LEyEL LOT on
grade. with a froutaEe nl IL 1t, only Sic
Il; near eth an3 Cnderw9ot. ~. n..n,..
Another 43xg5 NJ ar 1th and au Buren,
o,ly 81 400 Other bargains Ii lots Ask
for Mr.. Schscfer with II L THORNTON.
Al 5o54 or Al GOA -
GEORGETOwN. LOT 1880. REASON
ao'o 'e' 'N'7 ] a. BAKER & co
Room 30l OF sta -. N.N
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1T. Pheasant Detached
I rankin SU 9
MIDDLETON. INC,
Franklin y5O}.

O>c To- conn. Ave.
dcnce on OF the finest streets Chevy Chase
country clubs Tbis residence is OF Etucco exterior,
ted and shows up we'll There large rooms
derniy equipped tile bath also sieeping porch
her features. Well planted grounds. oOxl2S, with
most ANXIOUS 70 sell and IL open TO Il reasonable
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ET SINFSS PROBE p
nm 40, ,F-N L =. T
AIF-F1 E-ES
RENT ARMS

90 ACRES or WOODED LAND. 10 NILES
from r.ty. $40 per acre r. +. IT NfHREN,
Meadows. Mi
Yo4 ACRES NEARBY Nj ~TBURBS =
room, hungalow. hath furnace heat free coal
no4 wood us,, Of COW chickens. crops. etc,
81 for $50 per month. - MINUTES from
Tyrior station Apulv Blan nk.@tone Ru. ing
tAO3 II So. NV. Room lus -
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small car considered as part payment.
An urus,iaI orportunitv to purchase equity
in tapestry brick home at sacrifice the
balance SG5. monthly. The property. which
rooms. tile bath. h.-w.h.. eec.. concrete
front porch. two rear purrhts fscreenedl .
deep back ward TO paved alley. Best NV
section; one square 18th st. cars. stores, etc
NM. :. PHILLIPS & CO., inc.
~ Phone Service Until 3 pm.
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land. near 18th and Rhode Island ave ne
can be bought on monthly payments of S75,
Including all interest. Phone Main 1855.
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WANTED-LOTS.

WILL APPLY S625 EQUITY IN 1925 GEN
crdl Mot. 6-cyl. de luxe coupe as part pay
ment on good northwest lot. Address Box
402-M Star office.
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Mass Ave Park

Detached homes in this exclusive resi-
Dental section at the price quoted above
are seldom available and we consider
this particular offering an opportunity
not to be overlooked. The "house IS at
tractive in appearance, spacious IN plan
and every room is bright and com
Portable. There are three splendid bed
rooms and two inclOsed sleeping porches
large living room with fireplace; large
dining room. Porch across the entire
front. 1t is modern in every detail aNd
there is large built-in fireproof garage.
Excellent lot.
Schwab, Walk & Candy,
zO4 Conn Ave Pot 80.
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1904 Conn. Ave. Pot. $50.
$3.50 CASH.

>S->}O @AA1II.
Practically new detached home of six spa
ctous rooms tile bath. h.-w h., elec. garage
large lot: conveniently located, exclusive sec
ton. Become the owner OF this beautltnl
home with this small cash payment balance
monthly like rent.
WIN. S. PHILLIPS & CO., Inc,
Phone Service Until 8 Pm.
1882 K NJ 1900.
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PhOne Service UntlI o M.
PFAUTIFUI, ILL. AVE.

42-foot front l year old. semi-detached
brick fine view. s rooms large pantry
builtn bathtub with shower, breakfast and
sleeping porches; all oak floors, hQt-water
heat elee lights concrete front porch, Gear
| garage. OWNER. 4917 Ill. ave. lSe
/ f>t
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Suul's Additions ST., 500.

Suul's AdditlOn-S12, 500.
'ri. Between 1871 and 14th sts in this
he' popular section Of the city. home that
i : !, really 3 bargain at This pride Fun
etU two-story detached dwelling with GOV
ani ,.,, er.., .,.zoL. .... o..oo,.i.,.i,,. -.
OnI '4 4i"'' W. - 'P''''''i' As's'
q rooms open fireplace beamed ceiling din-
io, ing room. slate roof hut-wster heat ard
me-" electricity; large yard with trees and
shrubbery. There is also garage
paved street and alleJ Attractive terms
. MAY be arranged.
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S.ALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

$3.50; 5000 CASH. s95 IN MoNTHrNEw q -doE,s
bath epaGe Gs o9s nsau'irTs in base
ment, attic; hot-water heat. gas range. one
piece sink: extra good construction, In
stores, church. schools, MUst be sold at
Shee 41as saf eveninss as f%eF FSanR. $3.50. Vi pO
BLAIR, MD.-NEW 5 &. AND B; BUNG.,
h.-w h. elec., oak A.. cedar clos; stat. tubs
$3.50: $500 cash, $65 mo. Main 1898.
NEW BUNGALOW, 5 ROOMS AND BATH
M o4s < : /, zASFzlSaER, nv RfAaToss: Hai1 ss7l.
VERY DESIRABLE LOCATION; BEAUTI-
ful 5-room and bath bungalow, ami. hard
wood floors, gas, electricity and heat, splen.
to stores, schools CHURCHES and trsnsporta-
ton. Price, IS, z50; @ S220 cssh; $40 40 month
a4s q X ;; s., zANTzlSGEH' NV HEAAsEIossa Nan sa7l.
VERY DESIRABLE LOCATION: BEAUTi-
| full broom and bath bungalow; ami; AMI hare hare
g,9 od floors snd gaS most aa
to stores, schools. churches and transporta-
ton o. Prize B zsHSzNSER e SH sise effe fS 0n'n
WHY RENT WHEN YOU CAS- BUY A
4-room bungalow with e!ee lights, garage
"a 4-room otEi,' and bath bungalow. with glassed
Dc
4room and bath bungalow. with glassed-
in sleeping porch elcc. lights. concrete Gel
lar with pipeless furnace; price. S4 900;
$50 cash. $50 month
5-room and bath semi BUNGALOW. with
foored attic INV. H.. open fireplace, anil
price s62513; S s.? zaSTz1SGeR. tSY2. SS9 month
Phone HyA'svII!s HIsattsvtle 1s Il 1d: AaFslAno Ave
ONLY $1OO CASH.
In Woodbridge near s. Dakota ave.---Beau-
tiful broom new bungalow, ami. NV n >:
oak floors. foored attic Act quickly call
North 433S. Inquire 2605 Brentwood rd
ne.
| SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
to buy beautiful Groom house; ami; 2
open .fireplaces; naved street; . blocks rom
car line, train service and bouleVard: m91nN1 mns}
cash ca S"a4 and s s5o no Cali Hy;tts. 5s3.
WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.
Dandy 6room house Sorner nec legation Ssd6 c.sn on
balance like rent This house Is nearly
new has 3 nice bedrooms. screens and avn
| ings Must be seen TO be appreciated. In
| quire 3522 5. Dakota ave. ne. Call North
| 1850.
TO BUY IN VICINITY OF CLARENDON
| means satisfaction and future profits. We
| have large, select list of worth while moQ.
eIn bungalows and houses which Will SUIT
| your purse and family requirements. Don't
| buy until you consult us. Office open until
9:30 pm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-05
For this svay TO stop
Colds

Some years ago q famous labora-
tory developed remedy for colds.
1t proved itself quick, effective and
complete. 1t stopped colds In "a hours.
1t checked the fever, stopped the
headache, opened the bowels, toned
the system. So recovery from the
cold was prompt. The remedy
brought no i'll results. as quinine did
before.
That laboratory announces It's
creations to physicians only. Most
people don't consult doctors on colds.
Millions Of people who needed this
help did not learn about it.
So w. H. HILL secure that for
mula and called it HILLS Cascara-
Bromide Quinine. He sent out mill
lions of samples. to prove its effects.
And he spent vast sums In telling the
fact to people who have colds. AS
result countless homes came to rely
nm il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-05

sounding warning against the
trend in Federal and State govern
mental relations toward bureauocra-
cy, Hon. w. Tudor Gardiner, speak
er of the House of Representatives
of the SIND Legislature, in a most
interesting and Informative address
delivered at the regular supper ses-
sion of the st. Marks Mems Club,
held Thursday evening in the par
lsh house with a large attendance
OF members, told his hearers that
so far Maine had wisely used its
Federal aid money, but that care
should be exerted, not to rush
blindly along with increasing mo-
mentum.
Mr.. Gardeners remarks largely
concerned the Federal aid to the
states for National Guard, educa-
tional purposes, and highways. ana
ne presented in particular the sit
uatlon as it affects the State of
Maine and binding this State to the
indestructible union of indestructi-
BILE states"
Our Federal form of government
Is unique in political history" said
the speaker. 1.-THE principles of the
~" iie'He oeeH debated IN the alb
stract and fought over in the con-
crete. The plan survives. Our fore
fathers may have been dealing with
an experiment but their vision was
so clear that such a classification
seems strange to us.
AS nation We have before lis a
great political problem concerning
our foreign policy. 1t seems to me
we have now a great domestic prob
lem concerning the division of gov
ernmental activities between FEEDER
al and State governments. No sin
gle issue is presented but the deveI-
opment of tendencies, gradual extern
sions, the peaceful penetration of
federal influence, must at some point
be given consideration as denotins
a change in our scheme of gov
eminent. If we are to change, let
us do it with open eyes.
ut has been estimated that since
1914 the personnel Of Federal bu-
reauS has grown five times faster
than our population. There has not
been much civil commotion about it
but is there not considerable sig
nificance? How long shall we ig-
more the fact that there is a prob
lem? I need not review with you
increases in governmental eXpendi-
lures. The increasing federal activ-
tiles and expenditures are often dis
cussed in general with armchair in
dignation or armchair complacency.
Federal largeSse to the states is uSu-
ally distributed on the inviting fifty
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-05
COMMISSIONER WASHBURN Tells MEMBERS
AUGUSTA BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL
W0MEN'S CLUB maine PRODUCTS ARE BEST

textile goods. shoes and other manu-
featured articles, including canned
foods, it has not always been possible
to secure these in our own markets.
This condition Is now improving and
1t is the purpose of the present cam
paign Of know Maine Products" to
remedy this situation. He spoke of
the great volume Of manufactured pro-
ducts, of the number of factories en-
gagged and the variety Of goods turned
out.
He next took up several lines of ag-
ricultural products, particularly dairy
products, fruit and canned goods, and
said that there was a special oppor-
tunity for consumers to aid the dairy
men of the State by using always a
supply Of fresh Maine milk, Maine
butter and ice cream. Ice cream man.
ufactured by any Of our reputable con-
Germs is good food for either children
or adults because Of the high stand
ard required in the State of Maine.
Our apples are Of the best quality and
we have only to establish proper pack
ing and grading and distributing agen-
cies in order to get them onto our To-
cal markets. When this is done we
shall be able to eliminate the western
apples now being brought in at great
expense.
The Maine canned food products
were recommended for use and con-
sumers urged to demand them when
ever purchasing household supplies.
The speaker told of the volume of
business conducted in the Maine cam
neries. which are now packing approx
imately 200,000,000 cans a year, plac-
ing Maine eighth among all the states
in prediction of canned foods. Sar-
dimes and blueberries are now packed
under the most careful sanitary regu-
lations and are good food for anyone.
Particular care Is also taken In the
canning of corn to see that it is picked
at the time the quality is the very
best.
Concluding, he called attention to
the fact that while we must concern
ourselves over the products of our
factories and farms the best product
of all, namely our young men and
women, must not be forgotten, and
that while we have in the past APP
plauded the success of Maine boys
and girls who have gone out into other
parts Of the country and achieved sue
cess, we are henceforth to give our
greatest praise and highest honors to
the young men and women who stay at
home and make good either on the
farms or in town life.