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Evening star., 1927-07-15
Answers to Todays Test
Questions.

/. BY hook and a map.
>. In 1872.
3. BY his writings and star
on his map.
i. Some have questioned it,
but the ma jority of writer's say
that he did.
). Occoquan Bay.
E No. hs did not mention
gold. but some bright substance
which he evidently did not
think was gold, He called ii
"antimonN.
{. Because while the Indians
held him captive, the Autumn
before they told him what a fine
river it was.
3. Yes. it he went Up the Nir-
ginia side and down the Mary
land side, exploring the creeks.
Evening star., 1927-07-15

Final Bid ............ Played BY ............
must be played for, since South's
hand, which is long in Hearts, is the
one containing the necessary re-en-
tries.
Trick 3. East must be given a
Heart trick in order to esta blish a
long Heart in South's hand, thereby
scoring game.
Copyright. 1920
Nj Whitehead will answer questions con
cerning your Bridge problems Write 10 hum
care of this paper enclosing self-addressed,
stamped envelope.
Evening star., 1927-07-15
Stuffed Beet Salad.
tCopyright. 1871

Cut out the'center from tiny cooked
beets either new or canned, Let stand
half an hour in little French dress
ing made of equal measures of oil and
vinegar Drain and fill with chopped
cabbage mixed with mayonnaise
dressing and whipped cream, half and
half. Serve on lettuce leaves. This
is a good salad TO serve with fish.
You may use chopped cucumber in
place of the cabbage.
Evening star., 1927-07-15

The high cost of dry cleaning brings
increasingly before us the desirability
of frocks that may be cleaned by the
simple process of washing in water
There are cotton frocks and linen
frocks and frocks of tub silks--all of
which serve their purpose in the par
Evening star., 1927-07-15
WHAT 10 YOU KNOW ABOUT
YOUR OWN LOCALITY?
Test Your Knowledge Washington and Nearby Regions OF
Maryland and Virginia.
TODAY'S QUESTIONS.
ny DONALD 4. CRAIG.


exploring the
Potoma Chesapeake bay?
eindica howl
far the site OF
Smith at hrst thhk was
main
discovering gold on the Potomac
Capt
Smith
. ~ i Answers this in todays Star
Evening star., 1927-07-15
Salient Points Of tn eBidding.

Salient Points OF tn eBidding.
The opening bid is properly the
four card Diamond suit. which con-
lains strong bidding tops, rather than
the five-card Heart suit headed by
the King-ten. Third Hands Spade
hid is not only an improving bid. but
in this instance happens to be
denial bid also. In turn. Dealer de-
MES the Spades. and when he does
50 by naming Hearts. Third Hand
IS enabled to bid No Trump.
Salient Points Of the Play.
Frich q. Hearts rather than Sraas"
Evening star., 1927-07-15

Monaco. the smallest Independent
principality in Europe, has an area
of about eight square miles. The mon.
archy boasts of three cities, Monaco.
Condamine and Monte Carlo, and has
about 10000 population. Since the
tenth century the scions of Grimaldi
have ruled Monaco. The expenses of
the government are betrayed by the
gambling company which carries on
the famous gaming palace at Monte
Carlo.
Evening star., 1927-07-15

Teachers OF England are protesting
against the compulsory retirement be-
fore 65 Of any teacher rendering eff
eteRt service
Evening star., 1927-07-15

CRISP, healthful breakfasts tell their
own story. You just have more pep
and vigor all day long!
What glorious start Kellogg's Pep
gives the day! Golden-rich flakes of
whole wheat full of wonder flavor!
Pep peps you up! It's rich in energy.
Contains vitamins and mineral
elements. Makes for vigor and vim!
Pep is really "health in package!
Evening star., 1927-07-15
Early morning pep all day!

A wonderful food for children.
Pep contains enough bran to be
mildly laxative. Tends to prevent
constipation.
Give all the family plenty of Pep
and see how peppy they'll be! Serve
it with milk or cream. And add honey
or fruits for extra deliciousness. Fresh
or canned. Pears, bananas, prunes or
raisins. Your grocer has Pep!
Evening star., 1927-07-15

whole wheGt
including
the brm.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-10
Attractions At Theatres
 RICHARD TALMADGE
 COLISEUM TONIGHT

Richard is himself again. Not MT. Shakespeare's character, but F. B. O.'s own Richard Talmadge. :.
 who bounds with his accu5toLlt d resiliency through the delightful situations of "The Broadway Gal lant" at the Coliseum Theatre to- night. Nothing so suits this him
 ble stunt stars particular brand of comedy-heroics as this story by Frank Howard Clark. As the son of a big railroad financier, plan ming a huge merger of lines, Dick peppers the spectators with a drum-fire of laughs which sputtef forth with the rapidity of . ma chine gun. Among other anus ing situations, the villain tries to get the heroine married off. be cause of certain paragraph in the will by which she will inherit a considerable fortune. And he succeeds; but in forcing through blind" marriage, where tn , contracting parties are hidden from each other by screen. ne weds the girl to the man she had really been engaged to. The fun which arises out of this unusual complication is fast and furious.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-10

of the Palace Theatre, when the Metro-G Goldwyn-M Mayer production, "The Boob" directed by William A. Wellman, opens there tomor. row matinee for Q two day run.
 It is bubbling story of youth with George K Arthur playing the leading comedy role. As tn youth Peter, who goes into the world imbued with the spirit C the knights of old he is said t5 have made one of his finest con tributions to the screen.
 Although Peter has ancient ideas he has many modern adven. lures in his travels, including Q riotous time in roadhouse, a desperate fight with -bootleggers, and thrilling automobile, ride that ends in wrecked poorhouse. The little country girl, who has spurned his love, learns of her mistake on the arrest of city slicker. who is exposed as a boot legger.
 Gertrude Oimsted is playing the role of Amy. a sweet cixteen role, calling for the demure, unsophisti- cated type in which Miss Olm- sted excels. Joan Crawford, a new screen beauty, has an i'm portant role in this production as a woman detective. The comedian of comedians, the inimltable Char lie Murray. portray .the role of an old cowpancher, who is con. stantly in state of inabriation Antonio D'Algy plays the role Of the city slicker with ro'se and sophistication that marks him ae true pcrtrayer of the ar o' sravitv. studio executives be 'cva. Hank Mann is also in the eat.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-10
FUR CATCH IS
 DECLINING; UP
 TO TRAPPERS
Chief of Biological Survey Says Trapping Done
 Out of Season

WASHINGTON. Dec. 10-Disrc- gard of the law by the trappcr is causing the fur catch to decline at an alarming rate, Paul Redina- ton, Chief of the Biological Sur yey said in announcing today that the 1926 catch was 20 per cent less than the previous year and that the 1927 catch was even greater.
 Redington declared: If trap pers continue to trap out of sea son, more and more species will be reduced below the point where it is profitable to take them"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-10
Dole Flight Aviator
 Tells of His ''Honors'

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. lo-- Martin Jensen said today that al he had to show for tho Dole flight to Honolulu were pretty sentences by the Governor of Hawaii aa2 gifts by others of ukelele. wrist watch and sheaf of unpaid bills.
 Sometimes 1 wish l had headed my plane Aloha into the water OF the Dole flight and let trouble swim out" Jensen said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-10
ELKS' CHRISTMAS
 D0INGS FOR KIDS
 ATPALACE, DEC. 27

The annual Christmas high jinks for the children of Gastineau channel. given by the local lodge of Elks. will be at the Palace theatre on the night of Tuesday
 December 27. Manager Spickert will secure a Jackie Coogan fea- ture for the occasion and follow ing the treat at the Palace. ths children will go across the street to Elks Hall and receive-but ths
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-10
WALLACE BEERY ALL
 DRESSED UP, COLISEUM

Extra. All about the metamcr. phosis of Wallace Beery.
 And the only reason, dear read. CT, you haven't heard the news boys shouting the above from ey cry street corner is that metamof- phosis is a little hard on the teeth, and besides, newsboys don't understand the meaning of words of more than one syllable.
 But it's true. nevertheless. A metamorphosis, a transformation in plain English--a startling change has taken place in Wal lace Beery. In Paramount's lat est de luxe production, In the Name of Love-" playing at the Coliseum Sunday and Monday, the screens most beloved "bad man" stands revealed as villain-with comedy complex!
 For at least this one picture, the big. good-natured. portrayer of heavy" roles has reformed. Not only does he refrain from engag- ing in physical combat, but he even looks and dresses like a gentleman In fact, his sartorial display is enough to make Beal Brummel turn over in his grave, green with envy. Instead of the rough. crude, homely clothes which have identified him in tn } past, he blossoms out in ultra modern raiment-cutaway coat high silk hat, spats, cane, and all the rest--a life size edition of What the We'll Dressed Man Should Wear"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-10

the screen. He plays with ia cility and grace that, combined with the ether attributes, results, it is said, in most delightful character.
 Sharing stellar honors wiin Tearle is Dorothy Mackaill who assumes the title role of the pre- duction. She. too. is reported to give performances of unusual dis tinction. Robert Cain completes the cast.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-10
 1.-THE DANCER OF PARIS" NOW SHOWING, PALACE

Conway Tearle. one Of the screens most popular male stars, appears on the screen at the Pal ace for the last two times to- night in Robert T. Kans's latest First National production, "The Dancer of Paris" from the pen of the. internationally popular Michael Arlen. This is the first time that a Michael Arlen story has been screened
 Tearle's performance as Noel Anson, the American infatuated with The Dancer of Pariss is re ported to be one of the finest thst he has thus far contributed to
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-10
Amundsen Resigns from
 Royal Geographic Soc,

LONDON, Dec. 10-Capt Roald Amundsen has resigned his Hon orary Corresponding membersh r in the Royal Geographic S3cictr. which reported the resignation foIows correspondence between the Soviats and Amundsen regard ing allegation in an American magazine that he was grossly in sulted' by the late Lord Curzon at the Society dinner in London Amundsen refused to withdraw his statement and the resignation followed.
 -.-> <r-- -
 Th.s ste.e will be oprn even -~s ea the 10th of each month for the accommodation of the trada
 adv. GOLDsTEIN'S EMPORIUM
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-10

committee is not saying what is going to be distributed, neither Is the committee saying what extra stunts will be pulled off at the theatre.
 Santa Claus, as usual, will he present at Elks Hall. according to advices received from him today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-10

WHY SURE! THE PRESIDENT Will be ou. all winter. warm and comfortable. Just Phone 257. Bob Turner. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-10

We make mems suits for s55. Y. WOLLAND. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-10
1.-THE BOOB" oPENs / AT PALACE suNpAv

Love. laughter and knightly lore. are promised for the patrons
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HELP-FEMALE (Cont'A.

YOUNG LADIES (2t with selling ability be-
tween the age Of "a and 35 years: to demon;
strate food product IN grocery stores good
Star Office. 26s
YOUNG LADY three evenings each week for
toy and stationery store. 1006 II st. ne. go
YOUNG WHITE WOMAN undergraduate
Eurse preferred, to assist in doctors family :.
stay nights; $50 per month. room and board.
Address Box 3SG-H. Star office. 27s
YOUNG WOMAN, trustworthy. unusual op-
portunity with established organization is
offered: state experience and qualifications.
Address Box 414-C. Star office.
GIRL. refined. white, for cafe
terra counter. Apply 1915 New
York ave.
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BOOKKEEPER,
EXPERIENCED

Some one with real estate or
bank experience preferred Sal
airy to start from ST 200 to ST 500
with opportunity for advance
ment. Reply in own handwrit-
ing. stating experience. Address
Box 374-H, Star office.
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ESSEX 1927 COACH; fully equipped includ-
ing D General cord tires: 1915: terms See
Mr.. Barnes. 1920 Connecticut ave: open
evenings until nm
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Star. "Want ADJ
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.

III! ss a 1H,i P sts:,,;bay Pharmaey;
I5tSS, and S sts@5' c Ssnsr s.Ore'
~sud Georgia ave.. e. Lampkin's Phar-
S Ss9s i I4th st-colnnower Art and Gift Co.
ifsn and Buchanan sts.-Hohbergers Phar-
14th s.: and Colorado ave. 49, o'Donnell's
3e009 Mount Pleasant st-Mount Pleasant
-esigar and News shop. -
ass c afaTniaa rdgnsed fS Paul Agency
NNardYman Park Pharmacy =, -, ean;.,rx
22 sn.d and and Mass. aye,-Phlllips Pharmacy.
II s ssa FR''%iiH ms clerks
sth and o sts.-smiths Cut. Rate. Drug Store.
,lth and NJ sts.--L H. Fcrster's Pharmacy
VI ave. 18th and r sts.-Howley's Phar'
sa a s gns Ros cFt. gSSFcs PSRSGk
Ga ave. and Upshur st--Petworth Phar'
55Qss Ga. ave.--:Moncs's Pharmacy,
IsV dass: aSe.gDaront Pharm4ey: CAM.
avn Snd ala Fla syeBsEnfRse eiekin Drug
NTth CAPITOL St. and II. /. ave.-Parkers
d?e2 Pa. AVE-. Louis Kriek.
18th and Pa. ave.---Herbst's Pharmacy
sR$s conn conn. a SSsSp" PGsrmacE.
$3.50 Conn ave Chevy Chase. d. C.--Smlth
Wisconsin ave. and and Macomb st-Harry C.
1905 WISCONSIN ave.-wisconsin Ave. Phar-
Taboma Park. $50 Cedar st Mattlnsiy
Bros rnarm GfEfEoRGErowN.
30th and sts;-Morgan Bros. Pharmacy
All N st.-M 0I"a';.' TanatstS'
Wisconsin ave and st--Donohue's Phar
NORTHEAST.
an an and II sts:-Home Drug store
7th, st. and. Md ave---Louis F.. Bradley.
T 2ts and M ayeEIopIs Sacks p armacy
3"6 East CAPITOL st.--Estlow Tate Phar-
East Can and sth sts-BieloQss Pharmacy.
18th and East Cap. sts.-Lincoln Park Phar-
2oth st; and R. I. ave.-conins' Pharmacy.
1920 I2th stMayos PhaTmacy R BrooSlPpppa sr
a7ol 10th st. IogTnsSsF Pharmacy
S S st snd aG rxa Pa pSs SsSs
Itth st. and Pa ave.-Smy ser's Pharmacy:
l99I Nichols ave. Anacostia--Heaiy Drus
SOUTHWEST.
I'm and D"s sts va bras Store
a and k |! TisG9 eESfs sH %oRD.
Minimum Charge. 45e.
In Washington and suburbs for
SiEip anu SITUATIONS NdEteu
lost and Found.
For Sale ana Wanted Miscel laneous.
Automobiles for Sale and Wanted.
Rooms for Rent and Wanted.
RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON.
3 cents word
LOCAL REAL ESTATE ADS.
. words to the lire. 3line minimum. AT
line rate. ms follows:
] time. zoe per line
times. JYc per line.
3 times. Sc per linz
times. 70 Vper line.
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Offices by 40 pm. saturday. .
CASH WITH ORDER is required for all
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly understood
and agreed that all such matter
will be withheld. as far as pos
sible, by The Star. Only bona
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addressed to box numbers in
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES. pure ored.
Phone Hyattsville 212-J. L. J. Poelma.
Harrison ave. Riverdale. Md. 20.
BOSTON BULL TERRIER. male, white and
hrindle excellent pedigree; three months old.
Evenings or Sunday. 731 Jefferson st. NV
GERMAN POLICE PUPPIES. thoroughbreds,
genuine specimens: highly pedigreed. regis
terable; S25. Hyattsyile 437-R until pm
PEKINGESE PUPPIES. exquisite specimens
ton. Frank. S160-J. 90
GREAT DANE. fox terrier. police and poodle
puppies. DR.. Kelly, veterinarian. 1923 18th
ct. NV. Tel. Potomac 6014. 27e
"a quarts a day; healthiest for children.
Call Cleveland 626. go
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES, pedgreed.
Hancock. 1904 NJ st. NV. 27s
POLICE DOG PUPS. thoroughbred mother:
PEKINGESE PUPPIES. registered stock fine
specimens. Telephone West 1877.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

balloon tires ftii1 eauiDn,cn, srncliena con
dluon; your car in trade: $500 cash sac @
ner month. 112T Conn. ave NV
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PC sJG touring. la.2: $3.50. terms. Frank
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RADIO SERVICE AND REPAIRS.

! RADIO SERVICE-RadiOs and elinnators
| installed and repaired by experts: arials erect
| ed: call any time Kennedy's. Adams 295.
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FORD SEDAN. '25: frst-class condition: left
for private sale: $3.50 cash. on easy terms
to responsible party. Auto auction sale Sat,
IL 80. Bayles Co. aucts., 462 Pa ave. NV.
FORD SEDAN, 1928: looks and runs fine:
good battery; $50 for quick sale: terms.
Morgan 10OR Conn
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FLINT g.. 1925 touring 4-wheel brakes re
painted; $3.50 cash, 500 per month. 1127
Conn. ave. NV.
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FORD TOURING. 1925: above the average
in every respect this is a real value: terms
to responsible party II. B. Leary Jr &
Bros, 1921 14th st. NV. Open evenings and
SUNDAYS
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FLINT % TOVRING--This car has new
rubber and rliu only few miles: the motor
is absolutely perfect and has more power
than any one really needs: this il truly
wonderful automobile: $3.50 down your car
IN trade; easy terms. Adams Motor Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-26

USED RADIO SETS overhauled hy Us and
guaranteed In he rnnrpsented
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FORD COUPE. 1924 model; good tires new
top and radiator: good running condition;
S14o: owner leaving town and must sell.
Address Box 367-H Star office 26s
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FORD ROADSTER BODY, $40 installed
Frawley, 622 g St NV
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YOUNG MAN. II to 20 years
of age, by real estate firm; must
ride bicycle. Salary to start,
$50. with good opportunity for
advancement. Reply in own
handwriting. Address Box 2S7-
II, Star Office.
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FORD COUPE. 1925: condition fine: tires
all good extras. of course: only S275: terms
to suit. Wardman Motors. Inc. I'LL 14th
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A SALESMAN TO
Representa- Prominent

West Virginia Cooperation
lin Washington and vicinity: applicant must
be willing 10 put forth some real effort
character and Sair education wei as good
personalisy aud common sense, This Is a
rrSrmanent position with immediate returns
Consequently a ''iob-hunter" cannot qualify
nrefer married man over - who lives in
Washington: state experience. Address Box
2oA H Star Office
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PERSONAL Cont

you from foot agony. because they are cause
of it. Free consultation. FOOT CORREC-
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FOR FARM AND GARDEN.

FLOWER LOVERS
Let us get action this duh season. A
complete flower garden for 81. worth So.
postpaid.
i'd grand gladiolus new sorts: giant
dalllias. AID INHERENT: 1 peony. red pink or
white Eerman iris. assorted; Gamma
r. XIKcH. Nj Holly. MI 26s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-26

FURD SEDAN, Iy26. practlcaIIy new: lots
of extras and a real good buy at S4OO
Wardman Motors Inc. 1896 14th st. NV.
FORD COUPE. 1895: condition fine tires all
good: extras. of course: only S275: terms to
suit. Wardman Motors. Inc. I'LL 14th 81.
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FORD RACER. practically new body with
chassis; 500. Frawley. 622 G It. NV.
FORD ENGINES WELDED IN THE GAR
$500 and 81 90. Frozen engine heads ex-
changed. S. 80. Weldit Co BIG 1at Nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-26

FORD SEDAN, 1925: practically new: lots
of extras and real good buy at $500
Wardman Motors. Inc. 500 14th ST. NV
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FORD COUPE. 1926-Runs and looks like
new: First class tires. good upholstery. many
extras. sos. Don't miss this bargain.
guaranteed; 10 months to pay. Buy your
ave NV Every Car Worth It's Prics.
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HUDSON sedan--New Duco paint motor
| overhauled: car should be seen to be an.
preciated: unheard-of price. $3.50. Frank.
| lin 633 722 18th st.
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HELP-MALE.
fEnntfnutaH

REAL ESTATE Statesmen
Several ambitious men to join our sales
force; men who will work intelligently can
earn from $500 to 81 200 per mo: start now
for the Spring demand Call before 10 a m
NARROW BEECH
CORPORATION.
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HUPMOBILE 1927 COUPE: rumble seat:
bumpers front and rear: run 1000 miles:
priced right for quick sale. 1414 14th ST.
no Auth arf
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IfEIPM.aLE.

AGENTS wanted TO sell our coupons Won
derful offer. Clinedinst Studio. 733 l4th
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ton; many extras: guaranteed. Lynham
254 9Th st. Sc. Line. 2947. 27s
HUDSON coach. '25: new tires: motor per.
feet: has fine paint job. Franklin 5O22
from s. am. to pm. Rear 313 Pa. ave-
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HUPP COACH. 1926; natural wood wheels.
loon tires leather split-grain upholstery
trunk rear. bumpers. shock absorbers and
other extras; an opportunity TO demonstrate
derful value offered in this car priced low
at $3.50: terms to suit. Wardman Motors.
Inc SOH 11fh W
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7 Cox uuoRD THAT MAJOR CHOP
|soeT HAS seNveNceD SONG pooe
AMERICAN TO be BeNeADeD
kNp < OsGD ~ tNSlUeNce VITA
6eN. ONO LUNG AND COT A
RepR,evG eoa TIC poeR Dev,L:
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FORD COUPE, 1925 model; fully equipped:
| perfect condition; bargain for cash. 1872
| f st NV. Frank 1884. Will demonstrate.
FORD SEDAN-Drive it away for $50. SIS
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HUPMOBILE TOURING, 1922; runs rood:
tires fair: good battery: sacrifice to make
room S65. Morgan. 1926 Conn. ave.
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JEWETT SEDAN. late model. doors; paint.
motor, tires and upholstery all good
bumpers. motometer and other extras; we
will demonstrate this car at any speed or ON
any hill WOW select: $500: terms to suit
Wardman Motors. Inc. 1926 lith ct. NV.
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DOONO, IJI Ex1OII.
1900 Doors, panel. z, 4" wide. used. but
in fine condition; only 30 cents each. shore
sheathing Boards and Flooring, $40 per N; !:
Si.25 each. NEw wall Board. So .s5 per
hd sq. f.; NEW Fir Front Doors and exp
Doors, 2-Sx6-8, 1885 each: NEW Beaded
Ceiling S33 per. M. NEW Windows. com
plete. with outside casing and inside TRIM So
each. Write or phone for catalog and
February Bargain List.
CAMP MEADE SALVAGE COMPANY
Camp Meade. Md. Phone Laurel roe.