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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Frank Williams. "a. and Barbara
Gines, 30. The Rev w. A. Jones
Lawrence Edward Mahoney. 20. Of
Augusta: Ca. and Effie Augusta Bowie.
Tribbie Cullen Brodley.- 26. of Har.
risonburg Va. and Ruby G. Fridley. 10.
of CovinRton. Va. The Rev. E. Whitley.
Earl A. Perrie. 81. and Mildred Ford
Louis Arthur scheidt, SIS. and Eliza
beth saren Lutz. rs Rev. s. B.
owen Long, IS. and Susan s. Kelly.
Jerome Montrose Graham, 80. and
Elizabeth Snowden Hill, S5. Rev. e.
L. Buckley
Benjamin Taifsky, rs, and Rita Sian.
Alfred Samuel Mines. 20, and Goldie
Myrtle Beavers 20 both Of Manassas,
va. Rev. William M. Hoffman.
William Elmer Wentworth. II. and
more, Md. Rev. H. M. Hennig.
Jessie James Parker, g., and Pearl
Crawford. IS, both Of Alexandria, Va.
Rev. J. 3. Briggs.
Mass, and Kathryn I. Norris, IS. Rev,
Leon william Bury, "a. of Chester,
Va. and Helen May Wilson, 90 OF
Richmond. Va. The Rev; J. E; Briggs;
Camille sehwab' - 81. The Rev - l. -. ).
Schwefel.
James M. Crawford, "a. and Claire
c. Hollis. 1S. The Rev, J. P. Tyler:
R. Randall, 81. The Rev. F. ]. Tobin
Theodore Lapkoff %, and Bertha
Rosengarten, FL The Rev. G. Silver
stone.
James Smith Keys, 25. and George
anna Maria Waxwood, "a. The Rev,
S. P. w. Drew -
Charles s. Birely, 81. and Katherine
v. Laviors. %. The Rev. ]. K Cart
wright.
Joseph Eugene Robinson, 80, and
Gladys Maxey Dennie, 80 both OF
Richmond, Va. The Rev. j. E. Briggs
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REV. CHARLES N. BART

The body Of the Rev. Charles M.
Bart, pastor of st. Teresa's Catholic
Church, will lie in state at St,
Teresa's until Thursday, when
funeral services will be conducted
by Archbishop Curley of Baltimore,
and other clergy. Father Bart, who
was 81 years old, died yesterday in
Providence Hospital, after a long
illness.
For the past rs years, Father
Bart was rector of st. Teresa
Church. He was assistant rector Of
st. Matthews Church from 1894 to
1901.
Father Bart was born in Balti-
more, coming to Washington with
his parents as child. He was
educated at st. Charles College,
Ellicott City, Nd, and st. Mary's
Seminary, Baltimore, ordained in
1885 and assigned to a church in
Baltimore the same year.
Before the services Thursday,
there will be a children's memorial
service tomorrow morning at 8
o'clock. The assistant rector, the
Rev. Gerald ]. Finnan, will act as
rector, until Father Bart's place is
permanently filled.
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WILLIAM FRANCIS TUCKER

Funeral arrangements have not
yet been completed for William
Francis Tucker, 81, auditor In the
Treasury Department, who died at
his home in the Portner Apart.
ments late last night.
Mr.. Tucker came to Washington
eight years ago, being connected
with the Shipping Board for two
years. For the past six years.
he had been in the Treasury.
He was born in East Weymouth,
Mass, and graduated from the
Bridgewater Normal School, Bridge.
water, Mass, and Fort Collins
Agricultural College, Colorado. For
many years he lived in Pueblo, Col
He leaves a wife, Mrs Janet B.
Tucker; and two children. William
r. and Eugenia Tucker,
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WILLIAM WI. GLnYER

William w. Glover, 55, will be
buried here Thursday after services
ct the residence of his sister. Mrs.
Alice M. Huyck, 229 Bates st. n.
W. He died suddenly Monday at
his sisters home.
A native of Washington, Mr..
Glover lived here most of his life
He was active in the Painters
Union. Besides Mrs. Huyck. he
leaves another sister, Mrs, Nellie
Barnes. of this city, and three
brothers, Hustler, Washington,
Nathan, Bethesda. Nd, and John
Glover, living in New Jersey.
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T. SPROLE LEISENRING

Arrival Of out-of-town relatives is
being awaited before definite ar
funeral of T. sprole Leisenring, S.
proprietor of the Washington News
Exchange, who died last night of
heart disease at his home, S29
Quackenbos st. N. w.
The exchange was established by
Mr.. Leisenring nearly 40 years ago.
He came here from Northumber
land, Pa, and conducted a print
ing shop for q short time before
going into the news exchange bust
ness. He leaves no near relatives.
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Pl., Somerset, Nd, last night, after
an extended illness.
IIe was born in Washington, edu-
Gated in the public schools and Ma
tional University Law School here,
and was active in business affairs.
He was a past president Of the
Rotary Club and a member of the
Congressional Country Club.
He is survived by a widow, Mrs,
Louise Clabaugh, two sisters, Mrs,
w. w. Richardson and Miss Lille
'Clabaugh, of this city, and step
brother, F.: w. Richardson of
Miami, Fla,
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only '.>''
Each advertisement Is charged for at rate
earned according to number Of days it RUM
without relation to other copy the adver
tiser may have in the paper
Change Of cory on 3-time and 7-time or
iers Dermitted.r but not change of snace
Change of both copy and space permitted or
3O-tine order but additional ADVERTISEMENT
ARE charged at rates earned according Il
number of days they run
The Times and Herald endeavors 10 print
only truthful classified ads and will appre
niate having it's attention called to any ad
vertisement not conforming to the highest
standards of honesty
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DEATHS

John Maley. 60 years. 41s Ninth St
N. w.
George H. Smith. 10 years. Emergencv
Hospital.
BENJAMIN F. skidmore. AZ years. 1870,
o st. N. W.
Mervin A. Daddysman. Sc Years, en-
route to Emergency Hospital
Evelyn P. Kerr. SO years. Garfield Hos.
pitaL
Joshua NJ. Williams, 81 years 7O2
New Jersey Ave N. w.
Margaret Cooper. so years. All q
Thomas w. Foley. So years, 1921 5
ST. N w.
Laura Keyser. "a years. 1918 Nine
tenth st. N. W.
John R. Durisoe. n years. sS2 Massa
chusetts Ave. N. E.
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BIRTHS

John J. and Inez M. Dunn, girl.
Ohio L. and Dorothy L. Blackwell
boy
Manning ]. and Sarah G. willcoxen
boy.
John and Anna White, boy.
James L.. ir. and Katherine r. Sher
wood. girl.
Robert D. and Mary q. Williams. boy
Abraham L. and Edna L. Lee, boy.
Wesley and Mary E. Tyler. boy.
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lls deliverd by carrier at rs cents per week:
daily only. 10 cents per week aud Sunday
Ionly. 10 cents per week.
Orders can be sent by mali Or telephone.
Main $780, Collection IL mado weekly by
|carrier.
Correction of errors IN classified ads must
|be made before the second insertion. No
allowance viii be made for more than one
|uncofrected insertion.
Count six average words 10 the line. An
average word has six letters
Ads ordered for more than one day and
1.-THE actual number of times the ad Appeared
|charging the rate earned.
Situation wanted ads accepted on cash
basis only.
Contract rates &, furnished on application.
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TREASURY STATEMENT

The daily statement Of the United
States Treasury shows:
Income to date this year, $2,110,
156.559.92.
Income to date last year, S2,005.
$50, 937.86.
Increase, $104,573, 622.06.
Income over outgo this year
$62 1893 .966.20.
Income oyer outgo last year, $62.
820.28S.74.
Balance general fund today, 1892.
221,55742.
Decrease, $219, 1880.
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WILI.IAM. CLARAuGH

Funeral services will be held
Thursday for William Clabaugh, as,
head OF the William Clabaugh Co.,
accountants, and former director of
the Washington Board OF Trade
He died at his home 512 Warwick
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IN MENiORIAM

TALBOTT-Sacred to the memory q my
dear daughter, and our sister BESSIE
II TALBOT, who departed this life one
year ago at Providence Hospital. Washing
ton, January lS, 1926, age 10 years; An
niversary mass ut Saint Mary's Church
Upper Marlboro Md Like beautiful rose
Of today, but fragrant memory on the
morrow: lust as life seemed brightest and
our need of ner was greatest. she was
taken from US, the angel OF our home, our
life. God knew her Suffering and willpd
she should leave this world Of pain aud
strife to rest in her eternal home. But the
fragrance Of her beautiful devotion for her
loved ones will ever Anger and never tade
from our memory. but will live with her
IN spirit as we make our humble offering
Of love as the Saviour watches from above,
He knows how we loved her IN ilfe., he
knows how we mourn her loss, but cum.
forts our sad hearts With an abiding talth
that some time we, too. shall rest by her
side, our SOULS Joined IN reunion which
IL eternal"
Our humble tribute TO the sweetest
daughter and dearest sister. Affection
Htely, MOTHER, LAURA p. TALBOIT,
SISTER HELEN AND SEVEN BROTH
Ems.
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BOOKKEEPER

T H o r Q u G. HLY ExPE-
TO OPERATE
BURROUGHS BOOKKEEP-
ING MACHINE. REPORT
BETWEEN 8 AND 4 P. M.
1873 PA. AVE. N. w.
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$4,000 REWARD

TO anyone proving that any member tgirl
now at Polls Theater with the exception
of William Collierl is not of Oriental ex-
y Signed. Lyons, seabury and Carson.
eo-pFoducers of Ching A-Ling." By Arthur
Lyons.
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Bids and Proposals

D. C. WASHINGTON
viii be received at Room sos District Build.
Ing; until o'clock o. M, January 25th.
dD27. Tor relocating street railway tracks on
|nue TO Thirty seventh Street. Information
may be obtained at Room 427 District
Building.
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Births, Deaths
DEATHS

LUCY. beloved wife of Francis D. kim
hewicz, age 43 years.
Funeral from her late residence. 132
Twelfth st. N. E., on Wednesday. January
10. at 8 80 a. M, thence to Holy Comforter
Church., where mass will be said at 8
8. m. for the repose of her soul. Interment
BTyAntown. Md.
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S6,45O-NORTHWEST
Detached-SacPifice

Six large rooms and bath, hot-water
Located in convenient northwest section.
Newly papered and painted throughout.
Easy terms arranged. Immediate action
necessary. as this is the rarest of all bar
|gains.
|SHOWALTER REALTY CO.,
|SUTTE 404 VERMONT BLDG. PHONE
MAIN 4122 UNTIL 8 2. N. TONIGHT.
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Too Late to Classify

B0Y--White. 10 or II, some knowledge OF
bookkeeping, can drive Ford car; refer
1904 CONN. AVE. N. W.
DOG-Black. female. 4 white feet, white
chest small. thin. Tiddley; reward.
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THOMAS BOWLING 8 COMPANY,
AuetiOneeFs,
SALE OF VALUABLE BRICI
DWELLING TLIT so11KEElIoo WN AS 1904 &c

TRuSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
STREET. soUTHEXsT. 40 low
dasS I rTs q isss certain aim deed Of trust
t1s land records Of the District of Column;
Dia. ana az the request of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will offer
for sale az public auction, in front of the
said premises. on Wednesday, January 20,
1877, At Z o'clock p. M, the following
District Of Columbia, to wit: Lot "a In
Preston n. BYrch and others subdivision
of part of original lot 4 in Square lO40.
Terms of sale; Property will be sold
subject TO- prior deeds of trust of approxi-
mately $4,000. further particulars Of
which will be annoIneed at tire Of sale,
All eonveyancing. recording. revenue stamps
and notarial fees at cost of purchaser.
Terms to be complied with within fifteen
days from day of sale. otherwise the trus-
tees reserve the right TO resell the property
at the risk and cost of the defaultfng pur-
chaser after five days advertisement, Of
such resale in some newspaper published
in the District of Columbia.
NATHAN LEVIN
Jan IL. 20. 90. 25-4t trustees.
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THREE VERY DESl RABLE
STORES, in three separate
locations. An unusual op-
portunity. Also one large
and one small office. See
MCDONALD, MAIN o67O
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C rates furnIshed on application
RATE nv MAIL
Auction Sales
THOMAS BOWLING q COMPANY.
AuetlOneerk.

|rRIT,S RUS SALE OF VALUABLE BRIcE
sTREEF. NORTHWEST.
By virtue, Of q certain deed of trust
dated June q. 1926, and recorded among
the land records Of the District of Column
Dla, and az the request of the party SCI
|eured thereby, the undersigned trustees viii
|otter Tor sale az PUBLIC auction, in front oi
the SAID premises on Tuesday, January rs
1927, at o'clock D. M. the following
|qescrioed land and premises, situated in the
District Of Columbia. 70 wit: Part Of lot
|R RaIpH As,, n John Blake and Nose
ngcee 6f Ig1 as per Plat recorded at th'
lumbia. In Liber r, L. H. at folio 128, de
|scrfhed as follows viz: Beginning al tn
Southeast corner OF said lot and runnine
thence West 1929 feet: thence North II
|teeti thence East 1920 feet thence South
70 feet TO the beginning.
Terms OF SALE Property will be sold
Subject g Prior Go deeds Of trust OF approx
taxes, further particulars Of which win b.
A deposit of $4,000 required at sale
All convey ancing, recording. revenue stamps
and notartal fees at cost of purchaser
Terms to be complied with within fifteer
days from day OF sale, otherwise the trlls
tees reserve the right to resell the property
|at the risk and cost of the defaulting puf
Ichaeer after five days advertisements Of
such resale In some newspaper published
In the District of Columbia.
NATHAN LEVIN,
Jan. 10. 90. %. "a. Trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING COMPANY.
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WANTED

Man or woman, with
some capital, for food store;
a safe proposition for good
party. Mcdonald, M. 967O.
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WILL SELL a half interest in an oil
established painting and paperhangins
business with store. stock and very ex-
elusive agency: must be a reliable party I:
. real money maker. and will stand rigid
investigation. For appointment nhors
Clarendon no I-2
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Business and Professional
Service
cLAIRvOYANT
PRoF. REIMnNr

Noted eiairvoyant ana painlist. givea adv,ce
Ull business matters. love. health and family
affairs Tells name Of your future hue
band or wife. tells II one you love IL true
TO you. what 20 do TO be successfuI in life.
The Washington times., 1927-01-18

VITAL ENGINEERING relieves con.
stipation.. headache. backache sci.
s s6saS igtmeas1 Ene TsTIsys eEIdS
and neuritfs: colonic rriRattnns given:
write for booklet, ,cr phone Main
2l36, Institute OF Vital Engineering
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RIZPAH ELDON.

Advises YOU with certainty 20 The. pnuper
course IN lite 10 pursue Her 5eacriptiuns
|Of friends and enemies are as real as fhoIIe N
they stood before YOU Adamp f165 l72i
4th So y w near Girard
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WE have openings on our sales force fOrl
ext dnr e. energetic men; our men earn FROM
columbian Bldg. 9Th St. n W betweenl
. and p
WELL Dressed men who have had some
experience in selling securities and in-
well paid Call % 4 and to Sn m
daily. Room 333 Bond Bldg.
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WANTED--SALESNIEN
Statesmen

We have two positions for
men with sales experience, pre-
ferably OF larger specially items.
References required. See Supt.,
4th floor. Tuesday, 9 am, S.
Kann Sons Co.
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UNUSUAL SALES
OPPORTUNITY

For clean-cut man OF good char
acter, with we'll established COM
pany issuing life. accident and
health insurance. Maximum con-
tract and fully equipped office.
See Mr.. Wright, supt. agents,
800 Commercial National Bank
Bldg.
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After the first successful flight across the cnan'
mel, by the Frenchman, Blanchard his counfryn'an
de Rozier tried the samc trip in double balloons
hydrogen balloon above. fire balloon below, out
PARKWAY across the channel both balloons ourss mo
flame and do Rozer fell ard killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-25

In the same year, 1875, a young italian. the
chevasr Vincent Lunardi, made the first balloon
ascension in England. His balloon, Of striped red
and blue, filled with hydrogen. After his sue
cessfu flight hs lonized by the British people,
and feted and entertained by the rich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-25

SALESMAN to sell contracts for collection
service. big opportunity: large demand. An
ply q am. Audonhou Collection Service
PEOPLES Life Ins BLDG. 14th and II NV.
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NASHES-No down payment: SO weekly TO
property owners, buyers or indorsers Main
$685.. Mr.. sutton; Main PARA. Mr.. Newton
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SALESMAN. security: man with local expert
ence, selling stock bonds or kindred lines Tor
ance in closing. For interview address Box
HOLE. Star Office. GivinE teLenhOne nnmher:
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MEAT CUTTER: retail meat market has
opening. one with chain store experience pre-
1erred. Address Box 4tS-E Star Office.
giving employment record for past years
and salary desired
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-25

HOTEL, MANAGER
wanted for medium sized apt. hotel: must
he, business getter... State. age. experience
Addrnss Rov IT office
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STERRETT & FLEMING. Inc.
Home of the Gold Seal Cars"
Champlain St. at Kalorama Rd.
Col. $3.50.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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AUTO MECHANICS and helpers; experienced
on automobile truck work. must he steady
ana industrious; state experience. references
5Sld vases expected in first letter. Address
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REQ DE Luxe MODEL SEDAN 1925
bumpers front and rear. notOmeter, wind
shield wiper mirror etc Has had the best
of care and in appearance IL looks like new
3-tone Duco: a demonstration will not obi
gate you; terms. The Trew Motor Co. ] 500
14th. Main 4173. Open evenings and Sun
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STENOGRAPHFR man: imrGrtant position
with responsibility for yonng man. single
preferred as private secretary to executive.
Must he Al stenogranher capable of han.
ding correspondence and much detail: Applv
in own handwriting. stating age, education
experience. references Address Box 1@i-D
Star nffinn NSe
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MAN for gasoline filing station. Apply
Union Supply Co. 9th and X SITS. NV.
MEAT CUTTER. good: must he experienced;
klve reference on applying. Address Box
s33Q- H. Star Of1o,
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Old conservative house offers permanent
position. no travelling. for result getter
Must be able to give local references.
Salary $40 per week and bonus. Advance;
ment commensurate with demonstrated
ability Address Box 416-H. Star Office.
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RADIOTRlCIAN. expert service man: one
with selling ability and experience preferred:
references required. Address Box Ash.
Star offip
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NASH 1916. 2.dOOr advance sedan seven
bearing motor: mechanically and appearance
1920 Conn. ave. Franklin zoos. Open sun
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WANT first-class, sober auto mechanic. white
or colored. with reference: $50 per week ana
house rent free. Davis Garage. Annapolis
State Defense Highway at Vista, Nd, IA
miles east of Danh3m. Nd. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-25

ELECTRICIAN-EXpert auto
mobile. Potomac Battery <
Electric Co.. 1920 14th st. NV.
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SALESMAN, experienced in selling stock in
mortgage and finance company. Claren9on
1863 35s
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MEN for outside sales work $40 and com
mission first two weeks Apply Room BIG.
International BLDG. from 3 to 5 pm.
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ROOM AND BOARD aud gasoline, rnished
Young white man with ear 10 drive after
Mnrl, hnlIrs Col NnoN
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condition: fully euipped: looks like a new
car; VIII take your car in trade. See M
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1925 CHEVROLET COUPE.
Sta2 cash Thy bslanG Sd 70 months 9,h
14th and T SITS. NV.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

IF YOU NEED reliable cook maids: day and
part time. other help: open tomorrow. De-
ratUr 1926. 1343 Tea ST. NV. 20.
MAN for insurance debit salesladies. switch
board operators. white Mattresses. COOKS. Ia
borers. Central Employment Agency Head
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PERSONAL.

WE PAY s. TO SO FOR SUITS. OVER.
coats: pay highest prices for ladies' mems
n 1919 's'H Wash. Clothing Ex e33 ST. NV
SLIP COVERS. OVERSTUFFED SEPARATE
cushions. imported Belgian linen. S23 30.
L L. Sherwood 1913 2Sth Sc. Line. $3.50.
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METAL LATHERS wanted: Conn. ave.
Maconlh ST rOu-uniOn c5s
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

CHICKS-Mixed. Sc: Leghorns 7c: Rocks
&c: Reds Wyantiottes. Zoe: &c more les
than 100 lots. Circular, r d Long Milers
town Pa Box No 90. -
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PERMANENT WAVE. 50.
Nestle and Shelton Method.
1902 9th st, FIR, 1O202 26s
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OFFICE CLERK experienced; must be good
tynlst: good salary: give full details in first
letter Address Box 446-B Star office.
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HELP-FEMAIE.

LADY CLERK for confectionery store, with
sorc experience. Apply at Stoneman's 1851
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sALEsLADY. experienced.
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MAN on farm. colored and wife: must have
license TO drive ear. Call 1921 eth st. NV.
MAN. white. Z. j. Y. operator. night work.
ADDly in person. Chastl Teton Hotel. ref
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SAI.E-ATTONORILES.

TT'DSoN STANDARD SEDAN, 1927; fully
luIpped f. W. Draper 1850 Irving 81
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OFFICE MANAGER. at once: out of town:
small capital required good salary to start
If can't qualify don't answer this add. Ap
oily MANAGER. rs. Investment Bldg. 28'
COUPLE. colOred. to occupy four rooms over
garage in Cleveland Park. man to care for
for general homework. Phone Cleve. 6"21.
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MAN, white who can wash cars change
pres, repair tubes and run small garage and
tie. able TO put M q bond: 3 references re-
CURED Apply 10 New Southern Garage
1920 n " "
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DIR. A. E. LORD.

Manicurine-Daily and Sunday.
LAYTON 1859 N NV Ant 9 Dec 1894
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REQ ROADSTER. 1926: driven BY careful
owner, who wanted closed car; is complete
IN every way not scratch on it and cannot
no told from new: will be sold at a reduction
in price; your car in trade The Trew Motor
Co. 1909 18th. Main 4113 Open evenings
SUNDAYS until & u M
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HELP-MaLE AND FEMALE.

ONE WHO CAN SELL washington people
the biggest service ever offered the auto
public; every car owner prospect; salary
or commission. Apply after 8 am. 449 X
A LITTLE SPARE-TIME WORK of a digni-
fed nature. which should net you a good
living experience not necessary; something
different Address Box 94-E. Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-25

MAXWELL COUPE. 1924 model. 4-passrn
ger: perfect mechanical condition: new tire.
can he bought at low figure: one-third down
balance IN small monthly payments. Cal
The Coconino sun., 1927-07-22

The paper used by New York city
papers requires the cutting of 5000
spruce trees daily.