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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1926-11-18

EDDETTES
ON
\ THINGS
Crown Jewels for Americans
M ~ By M
8 MuudeT( ye1ders

Crown Jewels for Americans
The Soviet government of Russia
having no pride in royal gems MOI
further use for them, has arranged
to sell them. A diamond merchant
of New York and London has pur.
chased the nuptial crown of Gather
inc, the Great, and her successors at
fabulous price. The value is com
puted to be $52,O0O,00O. A baby's
rattle of the Imperial family is valued
at $4,000. This too was purchased
Of course no purchaser is expected
to buy the different gem studded ar
ticles outright, but the settings will
be removed for separate purchases
and the collection will be the most
gorgeous ever put on the American
market, the market by the way,
which is expected to absorb them all
in time. There are still S2O0,00O,0 900
worth retained by the soviets for fu-
ture sale.
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Cities of the Future

Apropos of the above subject 1t Is
interesting to note Thomas A. Ed
sons views recently expressed. lie
thinks the sky scraper originally
built TO save time will eventually be
defeated in that objective by the
too gerat massing of people entering
and leaving the buildings at the same
time. 1t has been matter OF COM
ment before, that any catastrophe
that would cause rush of the occu-
nants to the street would precipltate
veritable mob of thousands, even
ten thousand from one single office
building in New York or Chicago.
Edison foresees the more general use
of roofs of high buildings with the
perfection of the helicopter, that de-
sign of airplane that makes vertical
ascent and descent. True, there will
be a new line of catastrophes to be
dreaded, yet the continued use OF
aircraft will tend to more greater IN
diyidual use of small machines. Ar
thur Brisbane takes another view.
With greater use of the airpiane,
homes will be established in places
more healthful and enjoyable to live
than in the city so that business men
will fly to and from their mountain
or seaside homes to their places of
business and congestion in housing
will be relieved to some extent for
this reason. Edison says the traffic
| problem is for the mathematician
and the architect of the future rather
than the policeman. He suggests de-
pressed street crossings and special
streets for express and accommoda-
ton.
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Ashamed of the Style

Though Oxford University bears
the name and the shame of the ridic-
ulous style of trousers that are called
Oxford Bags, these garments are
strictly without honor in their own
classic halls, particularly the dining
rooms where notices are posted to
the effect that the unseemly and i'm
proper articles of dress vulgarly
known as plus fours or Oxford Bags,
are not permitted to be worn in these
halls. Furthermore the servants are
instructed not to serve food to stu
dents so attired.
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The Arctic Byrd

Lieutenant Commander Byrd VIII
probably fly again to the Arctic re-
gions and fiis object will be to claim
for the United States some millions
of acres of uncharted land north OF
Siberia and Alaska that are thought
to be rich in coal fields. Command
er Byrd foresees great expansion OF
the airplane industries so that it ap-
pears feasible to him that within a
definite time, certainly before 40
years, that heavy commercial planes
will be "hauling oil from the arctic
regions" With the idea of "popu-
larizing" trans-Arctic airplane travel
Byrd will shortly plan trip also to
the south polar regions.
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All Kinds of People

The world is made up of all kinds
of people. Almost any cult or science
gets remarkable hold on individuals
and masses that affords surprise to
all the rest. On Armistice Day the
spiritualists of Great Britain met
5000 strong for their annual service
in London. Of these, 5000 rose to
the question whether they had each
been in touch with their dead. They
were sincere in their claim, and tre-
mendous enthusiasm was aroused by
their response. Sir Conan Doyle was
the leader of the services, he being
one of the most fervent and persistent
believers in this doctrine in all the
world.
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CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our sincere
and heartfelt thanks to our many
friends and neighbors who rendered
loving assistance during the sickness
and death of our beloved husband.
father and grandfather. May the
blessings of our Heavenly Father
rest upon you.
Mrs. H. A. Owen,
Miss Marjorie Owen,
Miss Kathleen Owen,
Mr.. Leslie Owen,
Mrs. C. D. Brazelle,
Miss Geraldine Weaver.
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Bryan's Memorial

One thousand persons anu Ine soN-
ernor of Tennessee honored the
breaking of the ground for Bryan
University in Dayton by their atten-
dance. The village was decorated
for the occasion and numbers OF dis
+;nonished visitors came from a dis
tance. The campus includes 81 acres
on a knoll that commands view OF
the foothills of eastern Tennessee
and is adjacent to the court house
where the Commoner made his last
stand for his convictions on the sub
iect Of evolution, and in sight OF the
little cottage where he gave up ms
life. Governor Peay spoke in eulogy
of the public and private life of Bry-
an.
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SPOTLIGHTS
ON
PEOPLE =
The Philosophic View

Thomas Edison is deaf, as people
generally know and deplore. He,
however, does not consider himself
a subject for pity on that score. He
says his deafness has been real
advantage to him in his work, tend
ing to steadiness of nerves which he
might not otherwise retain. Mr.. Ed
ison holds the opinion that all city
people will in time become deaf to
an extent by the ceaseless din they
are exposed to, and that this partial
deafness will be benefit rather than
a handicap as in his own case. This
theory is borne out by the almost
certain deafness that boiler makers
and others in like noisy situations
find to be an effect of their occupa-
ton. At any rate, Edison is an opti-
mist and philosopher, and the world
can be glad that he is, for it keeps up
his period of productivity as an in
ventor long past the age when men
usually fall into senility and idleness.
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TREsPAsS NOTICE
NOTICE
I GRAND VIEW EsTATEs-A

IN GRAND VIEW ESTATES-A
nice wooded one acre lot with
three-room log cabin and running
water on lot, in the heart of the Blue
Ridge Mountains; hours drive from
Atlanta; access to 15-acre lake;
price complete $475.00; $500 cash
and $500 per month. H. E. Haw-
kins, Jasper. Ga. "Where Spring
Lingers Till FALL 12t
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TAX COLLECTORS LAST ROUND

will be at the places named below
on the following dates for the pur-
pose of collecting state and county
tax:
Ashton, November 25th, from 900
to $50 o'clock, a. m.
Dickson's Mill, November 25th,
from 1000 to 1880 a. m.
Bowen's Mill, November 25th, from
100 to II 80 a. m.
Vaughn, November 25th, from
1900 to 1890 p. m.
Williamson's Mill, November 25th-
from 100 to l 80 p. m.
The books are open at the court
house for collection until the goth of
December, except when making this
round.
MRS. F. M. GRAHAM, T. c.
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Visitors in town-Mr. Spurgeon
Fuller, of North Carolina; Mr.. W. j.
Bowen, of Triton; Editor J. j. Flan-
ders, of Ocilla; Editor Ham, of Roch-
ellie; Mr.. Young and party of
friends of St. Augustine; Mr.. Henry
Murray and family from Franklin,
Ind; Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Pounds, of
Cleveland, Ohio; c. W. Hucker and
family of Gray's Lake, ILL.,; S. S.
Young, Sr., from the Williamson Mill
section; Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Will
liams, of Indianapolis.
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AnniversaryColumn
10 YEARS AGO

Red Jones scores at Augusta Fair,
at the Georgia Carolina Fair, and
wins four prizes. 1st and End Cock
erel; 1st and End Cock; End and 3rd
Hen; End, Bird and 9th pens
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Mrs. Mccormick, Benefactor

Mrs. Mccormick, Benefactor
When Mrs. Medill Mccormick, of
Illinois, began to rear her first baby,
she learned with amazement how
scarce was really clean and fit milk
such as a baby or a child might safe
ly use. So she and her late husband
bought a dairy farm, now famous as
the Crock River Farms" and includ-
ing 2,2OO acres. She now conducts
it alone, actually experimenting all
the work. She states her object to
be "to work out fool-proof method
of producing clean raw milk at a
minimum expense by process that
any practical farmer could adopt" "
Mrs. McCormick's theory is that good
milk is principally matter OF clean
illness. Every cow, every utensil, and
every mixer should be scrubbed
every time a cow is MIXED is her
working slogan. Two-thirds OF all
the state records are won by her
herds. Mrs. Mccormick is the daugh-
ter of the late Mark Hanna
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Two elephants encountered night
mail train making the run from
Singapore to the Malay states re-
Gently. The locomotive was slightly
damaged, passengers were shaken up
and one of the elephants was killed
by the collision.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1926-11-18

Exodus fails to exude when more
then five hundred negroes gathered
at the A. B. & A. depot Monday night
looking for the ephemeral Moses,
who was expected to lead them to a
northern state, failed to show up.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1926-11-18

R. V. Handley has purchased a 25-
barrel daily capacity roller flour mill
to be installed at his gin south of the
city. He has also purchased a COM
plete feed grinding mill.
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CLASSIFIED ADS
RATES-CASH IM ADVANCE
One Week------- --l0c per line
One Month------------ per line
CHICKS FOR SALE

= Pure bred White Leghorn baby
chicks, $1,000 per hundred; Browa
Leghorns, Anconas and Buff Leg
horns, $14.0O; Barred Plymouth
Rocks, Rhode Island and Waite
Rocks, $500; Buff Orpingtons,
White Wyandottes and Black Minor
cas-, $1,000. Postage prepaid. Live
delivery guaranteed.
ACME FARMS,
Jan6 Atlanta, Ga
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A pedestrian knocked down by a
taxi found himself in the way of a
steam roller. "Oh that reminds me
was to bring home some pancake
flour"
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Out of town visitors-F. j. Han
sen, Atlanta; Rev. R. M. Mann in
Dalton; Mr.. F. H. Hill, in Albany
Rev. L. A. Cooper and Mr.. Grady in
Commerce; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Bar
rentine in Douglas.
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Help your Wife yelps domestic expert
"When she mops up the floor, mop up the
floor with her"
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Would the booze dragged from New York
bay by revenue officers be designated at pay
rum?
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25 ACRES in the Blue Ridge Noun
tains; 8 hours drive from Atlanta;
where the fishing and hunting are
good, price $375.00; $25.00 cash,
$500 per month. H. E. Hawkins,
(owner) Jasper, Ga. "Where Spring
Lingers Till Fall" 12t
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About all that some couples lay up for old
age is grudge.
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CASH PAID FOR FALSE TEETH
dental gold, platinum, magnetic
points, diamonds and discarded jewel
sy. Hoke Smelling & Refining Co.,
Otsego, Michigan. tt
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WE will buy Dry cows and Heifer
yearlings for cash. See Broadhurst
& Williams, or H. M. Paulk. If
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1926-11-18

LADIES, who can do plain sewing at
home and want profitable spare
time work. Write (enclose stamp
to STYLEPLUS DRESS COMPANY,
Amsterdam, N. Y.
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FOR SALE-Fifty Thousand Budded
Pecan Trees. Leading Varieties.
Stewart Pecan Company, Valdosta,
Ga. Nov1S
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GENUINE 28-in. gauge Double Dip,
Galvanized metal shingles, guar
anteed 25 years, sold by CASPER
LUMBER YARD, Phone 600.
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WANrED-To buy or trade for used
furniture. MiIlerf& Raine Furniture
Co., 113 S. Main st. Phone 335. tt
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VETERINARIAN

DR.. A. B. Griner, Veterinarian, To-
Gated at Gray Brothers. Prompt at
tention to all calls, day or night.
Office Phone No. 8.
Residence Phone, No. 262.
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SITUATIONS-FEMALE tCont'dl.
HosTEss-oniy eenteei estabiishment con.
sidered. Address Box 30b.E. Star Office. :.
H0UsEKEEPER@Cspabl white woman
pS Hddres. n9 Box agseT asaE sssr stay n%
LApY desires position as visiting teacher for
Rind. SR9iiiddren IN primary ana elementary grades grades
1als character. ability. Address Box 52:E.
Ilsr oMce: II
Ia seT ssboo p0rsH mo,n. sn.s s.s
st NV. North 1884.
MANAGER HOUsEKEEPER Of hotel. club.
3e re.s Box
MANAGER Of an apartment house or high:
Glass nass ,,o ,soooming house references. Address
NURSE OR GOvERNEss: refined English ::
speaks French: needlewoman: domesti"ated: :
would leave city. Address Box a40-E. star
MNuRsE-Experienced; M capable sick or in
MTlRssEcCEsperierceh NIB will take care OF in
NnRsE. young. with hosnital Inn.. training
FISHES Elsn,,, engagement; gage best city references'
NrRsE. practical. trustworthy, will care
dr... Bow .' ess.E sIEfSs stap aps,t,s Once. ee
Tor one child. Potomac ssss-w. city ref
P. B. < oPERAToR-Hotel experience:
rood references Address Box 4os-D. Star
rirl, 1s4s s 18th iat 'ra'" n.W.: Pot"mac sssa
PRACTICAL NURSE desires position set set,
nights long experience. cleve. 3l34
rerenced Address Box a4E. Star Office.
ssis.eTce; ssais.. eAsrly; white: Mrs. Hudson.
pp .1S,rTC Al |T-pcr c.rran wishes nlace
Euclid st. NV. Phone Adams s5l1-L.
RESIDENT, MANAGER; business woman
rn"e with better clientele. cspahae Of inter
.hox.s Hsg1s.s "hTns Rox as
OFF Star Office
sFcRETARy ;,sTENoGRAPHER; executive;
sr;s rds%ra publtx h,tv AvailaSe
i,nmedisteiv. hdtrc.. Box le7-E. star Of
f"" nhone Adams 2740. IL
Phone Lincoln a43a-J. IL
sTENoGRAPHER. .hrst-class, available for
position at once: SIS per week Address
patent law: competent. denendahs: familiar
oficc details: references. Address Box 16s-E.
Sta" Office.
STENOG RAPHFR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
snon.ihiltS. i"i nraieraSIy legal. Xddres. BOX
1a3F. Star oNFre. 1ae
SwITCHBoARD OPERATOR colored, desires
position in real estate office. office build
fnE miscellaneous Office work. 1907 Que
st. NV. phone Col. 51S. 1Ts
TWO Splendid GIRLS. cafeteria work;
,". % vorf "fsrf S0s Sr 81 rns. 'ne 0'ner par
TYPlNG--Expert typist copies manuscripts.
words: ', own machine. Adam. 17oo.
at hon. anv time Adams o45s.
WOMAN. refined. cultured wants position
In frst-class hotel az assistant house keeper.
nlanaser Of tourist inn. Address Box 3s2-B.
Star Office
YOUNG French lady speakine English and
German wishes position as teacher: nrivate
Lessons II desired. Phone Cleve.N2377-W.
YOUNG LADY of some experience desires
position in doctors office. Franklin 1492-W.'
YOUNG LADY would like work evenings as
typist. typing letters. addressing envelopes
etc. two years experience Address Box
"16-E Star office 1s'
YOUNG LADY. colored. wishes a position in
doctors Office TO receive patients and act
an assistant. 307 Que 81. NV. or phone
Col. 31s. IT.
YOUNG WOMAN desires position in art or
interior decorating shop: interested in learn
tng the business. Address Miss Grant. 1903
18th ST.
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Your Car in Trade.
Terms Arranged.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
1015 14th st. Main $500.
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IS other such bargains.
Never before have we sold cars
at these low prices.
LAMBERT HUDSON
MOTORS CO.,
1872 |. ST., West of Conn. Ave.
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GUARDIANS
OF
GOOD
MERCHANDISE.
Each Car Below is
Gold Seal Motor Car
and is
Sold on Honor.

1926 Chrysler coupe .$o75
1925 Studebaker Duplex
special six ........ US
1917 Cadillac touring $50. $50
1922 Studebaker roadster. 225
1925 Willys-Knight tour. 625
1924 Hupp sedan.
4 new tires. ....... COS
1921 Wills roadster ...... AIS
1922 Jordan touring ...... $50
1924 Hupp club sedan. US
1925 Hupp club sedan. . OPS
1925 Hupp 8 touring.
Winter inclosure.. .1,1o5
1926 Hupp six sedan. 100
1921 Packard touring .... AIS
1922 Cadillac sedan ...... $50
1922 Cadillac touring ..... $50
1925 Hupp touring ....... US
1928 Hupp touring ....... POS
1922 Essex coach ........ 1875
1922 Mitchell touring .... los
1922 Dodge coupe ........ rs
1918 Packard Twin ...... 800
1922 Buick sedan ........ $50
1928 Hupp sedan ........ AIS
1923 Jewett touring ..... 2Y
1924 Olds sedan ......... 3Ss
1924 Hupp sedan ........ oos
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RESIDENT MANAGER business woman
with several wears valuable business experi-
enre with better clientele capahle Of inter
viewing showing anartments. judging ref
erenoes ami closing contracts. Address Hox
F of1co
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POSITION for plain sewing refined colored
girl. 1a44 18th NV: Potomac 32S2
PRACTICAL NURSE desires position. set
nichts. lnnc eynerience. CleXe. 3l3A.
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NURSE. rhild's experienced white will care
Tor one child. Potomac 3993-W. city rel
erenceS
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HUDSON-ESSEX.

HUDSON-ES
Reduced prices on all new
and used cars.
1925 Hudson Coach. .$So5
1925 Essex Coach. $50
1925 Hudson Brougham. =. $50
1926 Ford Roadster. ...... $50
1925 Chevrolet Sedan. 400
1924 Buick Touring. ...... AS
1922 Ford Sedan. Is
1922 Oakland Sport Tour. 95
1923 Chevrolet Touring. -. o5
1926 Essex Coach. 500
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STESOGRAPHER Is years experience law.
patent law: com petent. denendahle: famili ar
Office details: references. Address Box 16s-E.
Sfar Office
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SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. colored, desires
position in real estate office office build
fng or miscellaneous Office work. 1907 Que
st. NV. phone Col. 51S. 1Ts
TWO Splendid GIRLS. cafeteria work:
one as pastry cook or chef. the other part
time work 200 st NV
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NURSE young with hospital training,
Franklin 1898
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P B. <. OPERAToR-Hotel experience
rood references. Address Box 40s-D. star
Evening star., 1926-10-17

TYPlNG--ExDert typist copies manuscripts.
legal and literary. accurately. 4Oc 1000
words: own machine. Adams 1900.
TYPTST FIVE wears experience: work done
at home time. Adams 9456
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<TRSE. practical. trustworthy; will care
for invalid: general nursing: reference. Ad-
dress BOX 213-F. Star Office.
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Phone Lincoln a+3a-J. IL
STENOGRAPHER. frst-class available for
nosition at once: S"5 per week Address
Roy o51-E Star office
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TENOGRAPHFR-S s -SECRETARY---Thor
snonsihility preferably legal. Address Box
1n3.F Star offire 1as
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PACKARD SIX SEDAN 1926. 5 and
pass. fully equipped; good as
new ........... 81 $50
REQ Sedan 1928: condition equal to
REQ Sedan 1924 newly painted. go. s25
studebaker Sedan. 1924. 5-passAn-
ger: excellent condition throughout 675
Marmon Speedster. 1924. 5-pass. -. 1875
Hudson Coach. AL condition. ..... 500
Marmon speedster 1923 2-pass. ... 1.I75
Maru,on Sedan. 1921. 7-pass.: new
ly painted ..-............. $50
Marmon Touring. 1922. 7-pass.:
Marnon Washington Co.,
1886 Conn. Ave.
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WOMAN. refined cultured. wants position
I'm frst-class hotel az assistant house-keeper.
nlanaser of tourist inn. Address Box 3s2-B.
Stor office
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Bundle WASH. take home. ref Line
So4o-W
MBERMAID-Colored girl. city refer
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CO1.ORED GIRL. neat. wishes Eenteel house
work in private family. 1917 Kineman pl.
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YOUNG French lady. speaking English and
German. wishes position as teacher: nrivate
lessons If desired. Phone Cleve .N2377-W.
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PRACTICAL NURSE desires employment; ex.
rerienced. Address Box 94E. Star offce.
PRACTICAL NURSE city experience and
reference: eAerly. white. Mrs. HUDSON.
o0R4 I-Dahur 81 NV
Evening star., 1926-10-17

COL,ORED GIRL. neat. young: wants posi-
tion as chambermad or full time. Kindly
write me. Edna. 11O H ct. s.w. IL
CoLORED WOMAN will talk to Christian
Of child good start. Write only. 41O \ at.
Evening star., 1926-10-17

CHEVROLET 1924 COUPE; rennished in
chanically good rubber: only S4s4O down:
balance - .S4 per week. .ourisman Chevro-
let Sales Co.. 625 H st. ne. Open evenings
and SUNDAYS.
Evening star., 1926-10-17

AUBURN SEDAN late model well painted
and good in every way The price puts IL in
reach of modeet purses. Terms. 1907
KalOrama rd n W
Evening star., 1926-10-17

COLDS ARE UNNEC CEssARY-OU sPE;
catarrh. PETERSON INSTITUTE OF
DIETETICS. 1911 Evarts st. ne. n. 6S24.W
Evening star., 1926-10-17

GENERAL HoCSEwORK by neat coored
Glrl. 6o2 4th ST. ne. 1S"
GENERAL HOUSEwORK fun time; good
references. 9f5 r. 7. ave. NV. lSs
Evening star., 1926-10-17

FORD TOURING. 1924: refinished in black
Duco: five good tires lock wheel. parking
light: carries 30-day guarantee: only S4340
down and - "a per week. Ourisr,an Chew
roiet Sales Co.. 625 Fl ST. ne. Open eve
Evening star., 1926-10-17

CURTAINS STRETCHED reasonable: called
for aud delivered Box 1877 Division ave
ne Lincoln 4O5S-I lSs
Evening star., 1926-10-17

ANTS. BEDBuGs. ROACHEs. moths feas.
cats exterminhted: guaranteed Am Disinfect.
ant Co.. $40 Dist. Nat Blk. Bldg. NJ. 647S.