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Putnam patriot., 1927-02-25
Congregational Church Notes

Rev James r. English. Pastor
 Sunday Feb 2f lo3o a m. The seryiee If worship The minister will be the preacher Subject Where Ne Find God The junior choir will sing at this service. The beginners' department af the church school sill meet in the parlor during the hour of worship
 t2oo tho church school and Men. Forum
 LOO ?. m=. Che Spaldiug library
 b46 p m. the young peoples meet ing Topic. "Practicing World Bro ihefhood References. Mark 3s3i- 35 Rev 79.i0 Lender Marry C Thayer
 Too p. m. the fifth of the Twelve Friendly Evenings" The film version of Dorothy Canfield's famous novel "The Home Maker" will be shown
 Monday. Feb 2s. 730 D m. Hi ! meeting
 Tuesday Mar 1 Putnam Church School Institute
 Wednesday 73o D. m. senior choir rehearsal
 Thursday s45 p. mi The junior choir rehearsal l3o ? m., Church niNht service The minister's Biblr class iu tho study af the Gospel ac- eordine to St John
 Friday, March {, D. m., annual day of prayer for missions \ de votiouul service under the joint aus pices of the Woman's Missionary so- cieties of the Methodist. Baptist and Congregational churches
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In the Churches
M.ihadl.I Chussh Nale.

Rev N B Burton Fastef
 The lecture with pictures and Illus tra5ed song. la5f Sunday evening was very interesting. Showing tbe differ ent types of enid life The world over and then condition. and appprtuni- ties
 Mn. Burtan's class mel nt the home of Mrs. Hyde. Fremont street Mon day evening. The evening waa spent in wing articles fof An Easter sale to be held early n April
 Mex Monday evening Will be rch hamc night De Charles L.. t aF of New London will be the
 af tHe evening We are very fa e@t.ae nr spaldng for th.s ez aHd ee hope there will b. tHanHaHee tu welcome him H 4f the most interest iue ak fhe sfafe and anyone who ha Heaf8 lnee always wants fn hear Hm aa AHaugHcemeHts are being sent thfaaeH fhc mail
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-25

Mrs. J Harry Mann has returned ! from Sew York City.
 sirs. Herbert Giliispie of School street spent Friday in Boston.
 Miss Janet Breauii of Bridge stree, visited Tuesday with Webster friend
 Mrs. Earl Beyis of South Main street passed Friday with Boston friends
 Mrs. Walter Chsffee of walnu, street visited Friday with friends in Bozton
 Miss Msrtha Griffin of Pomfre, street is a patient at the Day kimball Hosiptal
 William Waleh. Willimantie, spent several days this week in town on business.
 Miss Catherine Brady of Church street Is in New York City this week on business.
 Miss Julia L. R@wley of Norwich spent the holiday at her home on School street
 Mir and Mr,. Oscar Dugss of Proyi- denee street spent Wednesday with Providence friends
 Miss Ada Maynard of Bullock street IS ia Boston this week attend Ing the millinery opening.
 Jerome Ross of Brooklyn. \. Y, passed the weekend with his mother. Mrs Lowell Ross of Main street
 Mrs. Malleti of Stamford is spend inV a few weeks with her daughter. Mr. Levi Dessufels of Chapel street.
 Mrs. HiscoS and Mrs Butler of Chapman street have been entertain ing friends from Hartford this week.
 Mr and Mrs. Euclid Phaneuf of Chapel street entertained over the weekend Miss Olive Conlon of Web steH
 Mas Ruth Zimmerman. Moosup, spent Sunday the guest of her cousin, Miss Sadie Splegleman of Bridge street.
 Miss Marietta Reid of South Main street entertained on Wednesday and Thursday Mrs James Pierce of Blackstone.
 Mir and Mrs. John p. Sabin and daughter. Miss Judith, and Miss Helen Q Morse spent WashinRton's birth day in Providence
 Martin Hogan of Tatem street spent Monday in Worcester visiting with his mother, Mrs Rose Hogan. a patient at City Hospital
 Miss Anne Hogan. a teacher m the Hartford schools. passed the weekend the guest of her parents. Mr and Mrs. Martin Hogan of Tafem street
 Mrs John R. Cogs~ell of Provi- deuee. q former resident, was enter tained this weekend bY Nr and Mrs. Milo Warren af Mechanics street.
 Mi,s Dorothy Bone has recovered from her recent operation for appen dlcii and has returned Co her posi- tieH as hoekkeeper at Autiauis store.
 Miss Mary Connor of Main street spe8t Tuesday and Wednesday ia Webster the guest of her aunt and uncle. Hr and Mrs Timothy Mans field
 Among those from Putnam who at. tended the Elk ball in Webster Tues day evening were Mss Belle Simanis. Miss Mary Conner and MH and Mrs. Armand llzotte.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. N Andrews spent the holiday in Manchester. Conn with relatives Mir Andrews attend ed the k. L. C. Association meeting held in Waterbury Tuesday
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-25
CITY NEWS NOTES

P. Lueier of Providence street, who has been very i'll. is improving.
 Julian Tattoon of Railroad street visited Tuesday with Providence friends.
 James Barnes of Bridge street was in aHrtford Monday attending the automobile show
 Mia. Helen Wheaton. who has been in New York City for several months, is al her home on Bradley street.
 Timothy Maynard of %auregan spent Monday visiting with hls bro- ther. Joseph Maynard of Bullock street
 Miss Eliza Reid of South Main street spent Tuesday the guest of Mrs. James Pierce of Blackstone. Mas.
 John Hogan of Tstem street was in Worcester Sunday visiting with his grandmother. patient at Worcester City Hospital
 Mis- Adeiine Bassett of Dayvilie is patient at Che Day kimball Hos pital where she has been operated on for appendicitis.
 Mrs. Armand Trahan and two ehil. area af Goodyear spent Tuesday with her sister. Mrs. Fred Beauaeu of Maynard street.
 Miss Priscilla Smith Of Boston was fine guest of her parents, Cashier and Mrs. Arthur E. Smith of Seward street over the weekend.
 Miss Grace Buell. of the local tele- phone exchange substituted as cash fer at the Danielson exchange a few days last week during the illness of Mis. MNrtIee Warren.
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-25
PUTNAM PERSONALS

W P Warren has returned from his trip Co Tampa, Florida.
 John Cahan and son John. Jr-, of Main street spent Friday ~tih fFieias in Providence.
 Mrs. Merle Fish and Mrs. A. Bro deur spent Sunday iu Danielson with Mrs Brodeur's mother.
 Jack Cronin of Boston College visit ed over the weekend with nis fam fly of Sawyer District.
 Miss Katrina Thaysr spent Wash ington's birthday with Mr and MfA- J. (. Witter of Dauielson.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Bouquet, IT, spent Sunday in Dayvllle with he+ mother. Mrs. John Kenyon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Armand Tetreault of Battey street have moved into A i-a- cross's home on Maynard street
 Miss Nancy Judkins. teacher at the Putnam High school, and her mother are ID Providence for few days.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Pspin and family of Sogthbridge passed the weekend with Mrs A. Lagraudenr.
 Donald C. Johnson. teacher s, the Country Day school East Providence, is spending a short vacation at his home.
 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Msrtineau and family have moved from Maynard street Co their neN home on Milton street.
 Mrs. Mary Bishop of Grove street ##s I k and son Wayne 0f Meriden over the weekend
 Fred Holt. formerly of Putnar,, visited over the week. end &itf Ar. and Mrs Percy Wentworth of South Main street.
 Miss Sadie Zsltas. Norwich, visited several days this Nees with her par snts. Nr. and Mr Philip Zaitas of Front street.
 Mr. and Mrs. Walter N King and Russell of Woonsoeket were weekend guests of Mir and HD. Allen Kim If Center street
 Arthur L. Duvert and nephew. Del mar Fisher, visited Tuesday and Wed nesday in Lowell, Mass, with MT. and Mrs. Edward Mckeuna.
 MT and Mrs. omer Rivers and fam fly of Providence street spent Sunday in West Thompson with her father and mother. Mr. aai Mrs 4. Bovia.
 Raymond Valade of Assumption College. Worcester. has been spend ing a few days with his parents. MT and Mrs Louis Ealade of Walnut street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leroy Bernier of Bridge street are pending this week in Lakeport, \. | with his sister. Mrs Armand Nala r. and Mr Nalade- They are also attending the ice car nival on Lake WIHnipe
 afr. and Mrs Dyer Potter, as. and Mrs E Scott Dutfey. Mr and Mrs. Walter Wheaton. Mr and Mrs. Fred Prince and AE and Mrs. How ard Combs attended the dance given by tbe alumni of kaiingiy High school Friday evening iH DanielsoH.
 < farewell party was given Mrs. Hattie Cropp. by her class in the Sun day school of the Congregational church. al the home of Miss Hilda Edwards of the dauhasset Village Friday evening. Fourteen were pres ent and a pleasant evening was spent, refreshments being served by the hostess Mrs Gropp, who left this week for her former home in Iowa, was presented a purse of money.
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-25

Harold Robbins, Norwich, spent Wednesday with friends here
 George Dubois of Oakland. R l., spent Sunday with Putnam friends.
 Fred Gagnon of Main street attend. ed the automobile show in Hartford Monday.
 Leo Young of the Regional Chain Theatres, Boston, was in town last week on business.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Winterburn of Mechanics street spent Tuesday with friends in Webster.
 Mir and Mrs. Oscar Counter, Mra. Hector Breault and son of Worcester spent Tuesday the guests of Mir. and Mrs Frank Billings of Mill street.
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-25

Joseph Giraea of Lee street was in Webster Tuesday on business.
 Miss Rachel Brady of Church street was Worcester visitor on Friday.
 Miss Bella Simonds of Church street visited Tuesday with friends in Web ster.
 Mrs. Edward Ellis of Farrows street spent Saturday with Mr Ellis in Will limantie
 Principal E. L. Robinson of the To- cal High school and Mrs Robinson are spending the week in St. Louis. where they formerly lived Mr. Robinson is attended the meeting If the National Association of Secondary School Prin- cipals
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-25
Al the Theatres
Bradley

Tonight only. High school operetta, "Pepiia
 Saturday. You Never Know No men. Wlfh Florence Nidor
 Sunday and Monday. Milton Sills ln The Silent Lover
 Tuesday and Wednesday. Strand ed ln Paris" with Bebe Daniels. James Han and Ford Sterling.
 Thursday. Vaudeville and Women Love Diamonds" with Pauline Stafke and Owen Moore.
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-25
HOST TO CHILDREN

Through the thoaKhtfulHes of A Fan5.a. fv Of Thompson fffy innate of fAa N.aaham County Temporary iiau5 enjoyed a moving ef fhe big feature picture. Michael StrogoH If the Bradley Theatre Both the children and che mafr8n Hrs. D C Park. appreciate the kindness of the host
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-25
Salvation Army Note.

Ensign J. Green In charge.
 At II a m., holiness meeting, l2 m.. Sunday school. 6.l5 ?. m. young peoples legion; 500 D. m., salvation
 All are cordially invited to attend these meetings conducted iii the old fashioned eyangelistic way. Much prayer, testimony and song.
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-25
CLASS C CHECKER CHAMP

A. the annual meet of New Eng land checker players in Boston. Tues dav. Frank E Stanton pf thIs city. member of the Putnam Checker Club. 4an afst manee Ia Class [ which eaf- ria xth # tha championship of that eiars Judge N. fl GeissIer and " ! MarE.n al-a all.Hdea Lh. meet.
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-25
Rnnti,i Chnreh .nle.

Tharday at 730 HfaseH meeting sus held Subject "Th ls5dIsal Son
 Sunday at laaa worship sGrIes ing fEa snlEi
 12 B4hle sahaal AakIHE fhe Community Christian
 [. C. F meeting 'Pfaeticins World Brotherhood
 2. Worship. .Wbaf T. Your Hife2"
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-25
.Ph.lin. Church Nete.

Regular monthly meeting uf the Ladies gutid af NamaH's Auxiliary of st PhHn's church aIli he hold ja5adg aa tAe afternoon of March 3 ia the GalId room. 2za0 sharp instead of the hnt Tuesday evening of the month Tea will be- served
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-25
aorr

Friday and Saturday. Tom Mix in sThe Last Trail. and chapter one of aOn Guard" with Cullen Landis
 Sunday night only. Rubber Tires p with Bessie Love and Harrison Ford
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-25
THE HOME MAKER IN
 FILM SUNDAY EVENING

Dorothy candeld's mach discussed novel, eThe Home Maker" will be b8wH iH the finn bearing that title at the nth of the friendly evenings at the Congregational church next Sun das evening at o'clock It is q wholesome story Of American home life Chat has q human interest of un- usaai force l. is a Universal picture wth Alice lo1eo and Clfye Brook in the leading roles
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M nnd Mrs Enrene MlrneanIl .

Chapel .rest .i.aed Wednesday with ffieaa- 5H Providence
 Miss Anna Zimmerusan returned oH Sunday @ her home in New ork CIty after spending the week with her aunt and uncle Mir and Mrs isadare SHIerIamaH Bf Bridge street.
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-25
Mothers Treat Colds The New Direct" Way
No Longer NeeessAry 10 "Dose" Chii- dren With Internal Medicines ts
 Break Colds.

Children's s diges- tions are easily up- set by too much dosing. Nicks VapoRub being eS- terrahy applied. does not upset little stou aells.
 At the first sign of croup. sore throat,
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-25
..s-... .,..as.--azs.---

sef piion Price S2.0o per Tear
 Payable in Advance Single Copies Five Cents
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! Will SELL good 2-year So 800 second
trust note payable monthly. 6 4 e interest
t0r 20 per cent discount owner leeds ready
163.s. Star Star 6fIice 5fli VIZ e'l'' 80 0S9
SPLENDID LAUNDRY ,sTrE-Large, brick
plant; fully equipped; doing ,snendid bust
with , cleaning plant. Address Box 1894.
Staf office. -.
ATTRACTIVE summer boarding house for
rent. 30 bedrooms large dining room: 10
miles from Warrington on trolley line: low
rental 10 respons1lhlS party. Gilbert, NJ
Hutchison. sunset Hills. Va.
S227.50 per month: $17,0O0; Grocery and
meas market, weekly bus. 81 900: property
42pd hasiigess. $4,000. 1000 81. NV.
BEAUTY PARLOR for sale. near Boardwalk;
established 16 years: fully equipped and
modern; will sell reasonably. due 70 failing
South Carolina ave. Atlantic City. l'
BUTCHER SHOP AND GROCERTEs-Onlv
S5 $500 cash te9uired; l2ns esase; 10y rental, =
Shoemaker 1407 New York ave
ATTENTION! Just opened private santa,
rum, want man or women to finance ana
limited Address Box 289-s. Star Office. il
GOOD HARDWARE aud building supply
business at Berwyn. Nd: buildings included;
we'll located Phone Main 0o54 Branch IL.
Or address Box 213-S. star Office. Il
WANTED - Good established grocery and
raat store in white NV. or exclusive resi-
Dental ne. location. Address Box 2s5-S.
star office.
DELIC ATESSEN confectionery S7OO. Soft
drinks near-beeT stand. $3.50, Sale or
partnership considered; good proposition.
1872 ca. ave. Nv.
TEA ROOM with living quarters above:
owner III hospital; equipment Tor SAFE: build-
or phone Adams 1O26G after 9 pm. 1'
WANTED CIGAR STAND. cleaning shop.
confectionery or any small business small
cash payment will buy. Address Box @3s-S.
star Office -
HOTEL CAFE for rent: ideal location. at
tractive offer for real operator. For detailed
Information address Box 2G1-S star Office.
SALE. 6-chair barber shop: splendid looa-
tiop; will stand inspection. Price. S3.5o0.
LADIES'. gents and Childreu's furnishing
store old cstab.: long lease and reasonable
rent. 1910 Georgia ave: NV. :
II YOT WANT A BARGAIN--3-FAMILY
brick house; leaving city. Apply ia Bates
FOR SALE on ACCOUNT OF Ill HEALTH,
near BUS. candy and Ice cream saloon. 10
DO YOU WANT to sell your business? List
Il with Mr.. Bitterness. Louis z. Shoemaker.
1907 y. y. ave. Main 1l66
Wb BFY yaretT n rt Or g9ton st9re state R
233-S. Star Office. Il
WOMEN to operate cafe in large apartment
building Straight salary or wiil rent fully
eaulOped Address Box 294-S. star Office.
TRUCK AND ICE ROUTE. Charles Smith.
414 10th W Franklin 4asO-J. 800
CLEANING AND DYEING-WiIl sacrifice on
account Of illness. 1120 9th st. NV.
10 ROOMS, ami. acre ground, on BALTIC.
blvd; good for tea house or tourist camp;
sale, rent or exchanga
Main oe5sl J. 7: Evani5s. PdGSLBE, BiIvyn 79-w.
1000 X st. NV. 90
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NOTICE-Orders for transient ciasstiec
E advertisements in the Baltimore sun may be
star. I'D TO $50 pm day before issue al
regular rates.
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CASH REGISTER small: showcase. magazine
racks. Franklin 1906 Monday after 5. l.
CASH REGISTER. National. mahogany: like
new: cost S125; viii sacrifice S75 cash
.3.333 Georgia ave
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BOATS.

ONE OF the most comfortable 42-ft. cruisers
available is for sale at a reasonable price
Modern power plant. Delco electric plant
with new battery. power tender and all
equinment. In fine condition. Main 1890.
Mr.. Benns. ]"
BOAT--30 IT.. launch Peerless Marine mo-
tor. $50 cash bal easy: a wonderful buy
Call Graz C!ev. 2l6. 4"
HUNTING CABIN CRUISER. 32x1 s good
condition S350 Line. 4103.W. l.
Canoes For Sale-S25 and Up.
Canoes 10 hire.
Dempsey Boat House. 36th & X SITS. NV.
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OFFICE FURNITURE.

FROM Q. s. GOVT.
Complete line of desks. file cabinets. lock-
ers office chairs and tables; tremendous saw
ings. Everything you want for. your Office
WASHINGTON SALVAGE CO.
Furniture Dept. $40 sth St. NV
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

EXCELLENT OPENING Tor experienced
neht office. growing section. on commission
basis small tat. Notwithstanding. given
Tor Vile $ services: replies confidential: state
gn3lIhc1tions. reference, etc. Address Box
2.a.S. Star office.
C0LnRED MAN AND WlFE-Man 10
handle furnace. clean and mop halls: wife
as chanIbermaid. salary, SlO0 for both: 3
rooms and bath. gas and light furnished.
Answer IN your own handwriting stating
HELP! ! have more work than | can do
preparing for our big opening: need paper
hangers, and office help. Call forenoons.
Nav Bird and 4th. - Bird 81. ne.
MEN AND WOMEN solicitors 10 sell photo
coupons. Paine Studio. 923 + st. NV.
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TOURING must be sold: priced
~ 80. bargain to quick buyer. 1907 I4th
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DOORs-Ncw screen doors, best QUALITY.
low prices. $500 up. Hechlnger Co. 9th
and c SITS. sw.. and 9th and Fla. ave. ne.
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PAPERHANGING and painting-Rooms
patterns used. including pOlychrome: esti-
mates cheerfully given all work guaranteed.
j. Shansler. 1919 Sth ST. NV. Phone Main
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SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

SEWING MACHINE. latest model: White;
practically new. all attachments: perfect con-
dltion also motor. 3d2l y. II. ave NV.
SEWING MACHIEES-Old machines made
good az new: none for sale examination free.
Slausou. Goa 9th NV. Main 6d3l MY
SODA FOUNTAIN. back bar and carbonator
bargain: easy terms. Phone North 2491. 30'
SPEED GRAFLEx, IA. and case: like, new;
rost $50: sell $50. Address Box 43u-S'
STFINWAY GRAND PIANO at 81 sacrifice:
terms considered with cash payment. Ad-
dress Box 1895. Star Office. 30'
STORE FIXTURES and partition for sale.
Lady,s Shon. 174l Pa. ave. NV. ----
TABLE, drop leaf mahogany. $40. Apt. SIS,
2luO Mass. ave.
TENNIS NETS. 2 tarred. 81 80 each cost
S24 each. 1904 Mass ave. NV. Cleve. 52.2
TYPEwRTTERs-All makes sold and re;
paired: low nrices end guaranteed. Standard
Typewriter Exchange. 90G 10th st. ". 3632.
TYPEWRITERs = Washington Typewriter
Gndsr9oods. ay s'H s45 Franklin 5s 16l4. Aaoun'
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. Adams
S8s5 mo NOS IN ADJ SIS 81 ''i mos o$.5 81
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Typewriter Co..
big ciearanSe sale. closing out our entire
Rents greatly reduced. 1881 East Capitol ST.
Lincoln 81 Open evenings.
TYPEWRITERs.-,-s sold-Rented-1E
General Type Co., 1433 81. NV. N. 9249:
TYPEWRITERs-Sold. rented. exchanged.
Terms - doYn 30 per 9 Rhine EenSFa T8db6e me
Co. lala F NV. Suite 307. N. 5000. 8.
VACUUM CLEANER. Hoover; Mckee re-
frigerator. porcelain lined. bptlt-in; antique
furniture. 1851 Hobart. Col. 70. &c
VACUUM. Eureka, with attachments used
very little; cheap for quick sale Phone
<AStlAIor
WALL PAPER--ROom lot 81. .}5 to So 90
any Any room IN the house iI enough p paper aT for
Penn. ave. se.- e.
OFFICE FURNITURE.
Complete lire OF desks. iile cabinets. lock.
ers, Office chairs and tables; tremendous saw.
ns' WXsafNr66N WETXssaffhNr r66SN sAEVAGE KEW tGF yc9o9F yco once
Furniture Dept... $40 sth s.. NV
Show Cases and Store Fixtures.
Ruse & Company, BBALTIMoEE; BAIy n RE- ND Nd
tory Resident Salesman. Lincoln 8462.-
ONE RING with 10 diamonds
and 4 emeralds. Sis
One Diamond Cluster, consist
ing of 7 diamonds and 2 sap
pnlreS .............. SlUO
3-stone Diamond Ring. .Sl00
Platinum top Lady's Wrist
Watch with 10 diamonds and 2
sapphires with 15-jewel move
ment Observation-Disclosures. Sis
2-stone Diamond Ring. SIS
H-jewel Hamilton Watch,
$3.50
A. KAHN INC, 935 + ST. NV.
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Observation-Disclosures.

ADDING MACHINES all makes, sold re
paired. rented and exchanged. United Type
writer and Adding Machine Co. 1919 i st.
r.W. Main $500. 5s
4 A.LrInI.E IAIpnRII.n CHA IRs .llsn Id
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MISUNDERSTANDING

work. private family of two. Phone Poto-
mac 1Q4T. 9ln . 81. NV.
WOMAN, colored. experienced. wants clean
lne by the day days a week. 1911
---~
WOMAN for general homework or nursing:
no washing; ref. 2106 10th st. NV. North
SO9S.
WOMAN. colored. wants days or part time
work. S35 9Th st. NV.
WOMAN. colored desires position as cook
and houseworker: city reference. 1877 Flor
ida ave. NV. 30s
WORK of any kind by colored girl 1340
Corcoran st. NV. or call North 4919-J.
Evening star., 1927-04-30

BUILDING MATERIAL-Used lumber. sash.
doors brick beams, plumbing mantels etc.
from mary wrecl1ing Jobs at lowest prices
HECuINGER co hth & Ela ave Northeast.
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CHEVROLET COUPE, 1877 only a few
thus is real opportunity to buy one OF fhes-
Ears Ears a substantial saving: every necesssrv
gfSct2soIN, ~ mas heen installed including special
7Vock absoroerS. bumpers. snare tire etr
~ interested we advise ynu ~ act duicisI,
W,ardInan Motors. Inc. 1876 I4th: f7If
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FOR FARM AND GARDEN.

GRAPEVINES. singly. doz or 100: cur
rants, gOoseherries. creme myrtle: Well shaped
lilies of valley. delphnium. hOllyhock
Oriental poppies etc Williams Nurseries.
1915 18th st. Sc. Anacostia. /"
FOR SALE-Four 15-year-old box bushes /:
one 15-year-old box tree. Call Potomac 2S95.
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FOR sALE-AUTOMoBnEs

DaHII1LAC SEDAN. I-passenger. late model
" perfect condition throughout: driven onl,
lew Thousand miles fUllv equipped and ~
pearAnce shows the very. hest OF care Sar
can De secured by paving lust the tnDg
notes, amounting to 81 eco: part cash I
IN II months; trade accepted. deal iir
with 2 ioca! bank Inquire 1S23 18th II
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NORTHWEST.

EMBELLISHMENTS under the above classified
TONS viii be, accented at The star So@ once;
issue except Saturdays and Legal Holidays:
'vhen The closing time is 1920 am. All
Advertisements for The sunday star must ne
SATURDAY or At any OF The Star branch
offices by ! 30 pm. saturday.
CASH WITH ORDER j required for all
Advertisements from transient advertisers.
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COUNTER. 15 foot, and removable shelves;
II good order. 1851 23rd st. NV. Telephone
West | I3k1
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20l2 l4th.
FORD COUPE. 1925: excellent condition.
S200. Fr. 226i. . TO 4 80.
FORD SEDAN, 1921: good tires and IN Eotl
running condition. price. 500. See Mr. Ait
mnller; >terret Operating Service. Inc. 13i
FORD SEDAN: before May Ia: cxcellebt
condition. particularly good engine neat ap-
peGrance: Sl2O. Apartment SIS 2lOO Mas.
ave,
FORD. 1926 4-DOOR SEDAN-This is a
real bargain at S2@J. Triangle. New TotS
ave.
FORD COUPE. 1927 DENONSTRAT0Rt-
Cannot be told from new ear: your chanie
10 save some real money. See Mr.. RaS
mond at Triangle . New York ave.
FORD COUPES. 1924. '@5. '26--An in cOal-
ditiOn; as low as Sl50: Can be bought on
easy terms. Triangle. 2 New York ave.
FORD COUPE. 1926--Lockwheel. spee,!-
ometer. , balloon tires; Az exceptional brft.
$500. Call Mr.. Garner. Atlantic &415 r
FORD TOURING, $50: good tires. good ba;
columbia 12O3: Mr.. Shay.
FORD. COUPE and 10 others in all models
including Tudor. Fordor, Touring and Road
ster most of :hem with brand-new Fir
sta ne and General balloon tires: all OF them
IN the most perfect condition imaglna0le
every one guaranteed in writing: you really
ead cant ,h ahnord 70 buy Ford untli you y,y haye
on some. Dick Murphy. Inc. 1885 14th
st. NV. Phone Adams 9T00. NOvtheas;
Branch. Coz Il st ne. Lincoln So,
FORD SEDAN---Good condition; price. $50
81 10kn ~. INV bur
FORD TUDOR SEDAN; excellent condition
S115: Apply tanitor. SIS 9th ct. no.
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