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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-16

She becomes the ideal and idol of
a popular night club, 'Luigi's,"
where she soon is known as
.Dearie' because Of the success OF
4 song, tDearie, 'n@ which she sings.
she carefully guards. the secret, of
her professional life from her son,
who through the influence of two
revolutionary college friends, be-
comes very radical and socialistic in
his views.
Flushed with segotisnn the boy
writes a novel which is rejected by
Samuel Manley. dissolute publisher,
who is an ardent admirer of
"Dearie."
Crushed and Inundated at his
treatment at the hands OF the pub
Usher. and egged, on, by his .Bo-
,heniiari friends, the boy rushes to
the publishers home with a gun,
and thare finds his mother who had
come there for the purpose of, at
tempting to persuade Manley to ac-
cept tAs sons book for publication.
In M dramatic scene the boy, de-
ncuness his mother and accident
ally Saoots her. How he learns his
lesson and "Dearie" finds happiness
In forgiving him and marrying the
man she loves is told in this grip
ping story. which is said to give
Miss Rich a greater opportunity
than her appearance in Lady
Windermere's Fan"
William Collier, Jr., heads the
cast as the selfish young son, Edna
Murphy Is his sweetheart, Anders
Randolph, the dissolute publisher
and Richard Tucker is the man
.Dearie" illarries. Archie Mayo di-
rected the production. <s
Zez Confrey, novelty pianist,
brings his orchestra to the Circle
for the week as the special attrac-
ton. Mr.. Confrey is well known as
the composer of Kitten on the
Keys" and he and his syncopators
have gained a wide following as
vaudeville headiiners and Victor
Recording Artists.
The Circle News. a James Fitz-
patrick Melody novelty, Songs of
Spain with organ accompaniment
by Dessa Byrd; Topics of the Day
and an Aesop's Fable complete the
program. 80
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-16

Indianapolis own Miss Marcy
Dirnberger, selected by the In
dianapolis Times and the Indiana
Theater in the Publix national OPP
portunity contest for 1927, ex-
perienced the biggest thrill of her
life when she made her stage de-
but in Boris Petroff'S big Young
America" revue, which opened at
the Paramount this week.
When she gracefully stepped
forth to do her speciality number
the audience broke with a ire
mendous applause.
If she was even the least bit
nervous she didn't show it for she
didn't falter once. Her dancing
displays a rare ability and re-
markable technique. With this
unique opportunity to further de-
velop her art she should make
rapid strides, it is predicted.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-16
Big Revue
on New Bill
At Lyric
Chow Comedy Sketch, to
Be on View at
Palace.

The Revue Comique, coming TO
the Lyric next week, embraces many
new and novel ideas in song and
dance entertainment. Staged by
a galaxy Of metropolitan favorites
recruited from various hits along
Broadway it will divide headline
honors with Harry lWelch and Ned
Norton, comedians who we're for
merly featured in. Earl CAROLS
"Vanities." They tickle the risibili-
ties of vaudeville patrons I'm mirth-
full skit called Two Eggs
Art Mix, cowboy star IN Western
film melodramas will be a special
added feature attraction for the
week. Mix is just rounding out
personal appearance" tour OF the
Middlewest. Following his indian
apolis engagement he will return
to Hollywood to resume making
motion picture thrillers.
Art is not related to the redount-
able Tom Mix, but he is equally as
expert in riding, roping and per-
forming hazardous stunts. His
vaudeville offering consists OF
demonstration Of his skill with o
lariat, some unusual feats with his
horse, and a line Of interesting
chatter about the movies.
The bill will include.
RIDGES COMEDY REvuE-A
mixture Of "rube" comedy. songs.
dances and music depicting hila-
rious happenings in a small town
hotel
ALLAN SIIAW-Clever manipu-
lator OF coins and cards who Is
considered one of the worlds great
est sleight-of- hand artists.
WILSON AND ARDELL - Pre-
septing a laughable satire entitled
"Goofy Golf" enlivened with songs
and dances.
CARL CHENK DUO-Spectacular
gymnastics. head-to-head balancing
and difficult feats of equilibrium
LESTER HUFF--Dai1y pipe or
gan recital starting at 1910. o'clock.
noon.
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prised on hearing that Foster wishes
to see him. Albert experiences his
worst moment. when Elizabeth
avoids him. Much; to his surprise,
Foster hands Albert a controlling
interest in the hotel and an ap-
pointment as manager. His daughter
can't marry a head waiter, but a
business . success-that's different.
Meeting her eyes again. Albert sees
the love that really exists.
Paul DISCARD has hit upon a real
novelty for his .Pubbx presentation
Maid of the Mist based on an In
dian. legend of the same name.
Lucille Winton, Douglas William
Tucker and Harry Losee- have, the
principal singing roles. =
r The Qscard ballet, are employed in
pretty dance routines and the finale,
said. to be the most pretenious. yet
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-16
MENJoU TO BE
SEEN Ar INDIANA =

The big shows continue at the
New Indiana Theatre, starting to-
morrow the feature picture brings
Adolphe Menjou for the first time
10 theIndiana screen in his latest far
cical drama, Service for Ladies'"
and the Publix presentation is an
aquatic novelty 1.-THE Maid of the
Mist" staged by Paul DISCARD.
! Service for Ladies' tells the. story
Of Albert Leroux, head waiter at
an exclusive Partisan hotel, con-
sidered the most famous major
domo In all Europe, falls madly in
love with Elizabeth Foster, an
American heiress. The chef tells
ALBERT that she'll never admire a
head waiter. He isn't convinced
until Elizabeth and her father enter
the dining room. Albert loses his
nerve and hides behind a screen.
He learns that they are about to,
teave for the Swiss Alps. Albert de-
tnands a vacation and boards -she-
same train.
I Winter sports terminate in bril-
liant ice masquerade. Albert de-
yermines that his last evening with
Elizabeth shall be a glorious one, In
his gorgeous costume, Elizabeth is
more than ever convinced that Al,
bert is no ordinary mortal. Next
morning, Elizabeth finds a note from
rim "all Is over" In the mean
time, Robert Foster learns what Al
bert is.
|. Back in Paris, Albert is once more
the suavs- head waiter. Seeing the
Fosters enter the dining room, his,
hrst impulse is to. hide. Then, he,
approaches them, silently seats them
and waits their ORDER Called aside
by the hotel manager Albert learns
he has been dismissed. He is sur
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-16
AUTO TAG SCALE MAILED
staff Fee Goes Into Effect in State
on Aug. /.

Notice of the half-fee scale for
Indiana automobile license plates
vas sent TO the 113 distributing
points today by Mark Rhoads, head
Of licensing bureau OF the Secretary
Of States Office. The half-fee be-
comes effective Aug. l.
Indiana offers better service In
license plate distribution than any
midwestern State, Rhoads declared.
He recently returned from an in
spection tour covering several
States, where he secured informa-
ton regarding engine number reg
Istration- A bureau for such regis
tration is now being installed.
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ner and Marjorie Bonner share
stellar honorS, a Western melo-
drama. Bulldog Pluck" starring
Bob Custer, and a Pathe Review
will be on view Thursday and the
rest of the week. Paying the
Price" is an impressive story OF the
havoc wrought in the lives of the
members of humble family
through the qualification of a little
whim by one of two sisters. George
Hackathorn. William Welsh and
John MILAN have prominent roles.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-16

attempted for Publix presentations
disclose, Lottie Mayer, famed Mer-
maid with her huge crystal tank
and the New York Hippodronle dis
appearing diving girls . in amazing
aquatic feats. Z. y; 800 .'.
r; ! THE Indiana Symphonic Orchestra
Stotarevsky conducting is presenting
another Orchestral Production "Mu-
steal Sketches"
! Harold Ramsay offers a novel or
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-16
SUN HITS BOY ON POLE
Rays So Intense Lad Falls and
Fractures Arm.

By United Press
WHITE PLAINS. N. Y, July ie.--
Rutlert Holbrook, IS. climbed a tree
to install radio aerial.
Getting up in the air is one way
Of beating the heat" he called to
companion below. Shortly after.
he suffered touch of sunstroke and
fell rs feet to the ground, receiving
a fracture of the right arm.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-16
Old Bill.

:, .A..vaudeyille version Of THE
Better Ole" Bruce Bairnsfa-
theirs. very successful, comedy,
has been prepared and will be
presented for the, first time
next week at. Moss Coliseum
Theater, New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Coburn are
starred Mr.. Coburn will again
play the famous character of
"Old Bill" which he created
in the original play, ~
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-16
RUNNING WILD"
DUE AT APOLLO

W. C. Fields and Gregory LaCava
are introduced as a new and ire
sistible combination for the pur-
poses of screen comedy in Running
Wild. starring Fields, which will
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-16
Bank Employees Released

Bu Times NDcCi1I
CHURUBUSCO. Ind, July 10
George Diller, cashier. and Miss Ur-
sula Mayors, assistant cashier of the
defunct State Bank of Churubusco,
accused of receiving deposits when
they knew the bank was failing,
have been released on $1,000 bond
each pending trial.
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Wears I'm

Lloyd Hamilton dons fem
mime garb for the principal &C
ton in His Better HALF" his
comedy for Educational in July.
Lloyd appears in his usual out
fits plus a villainous looking
mustache in the first part of
the picture, but this is hurriedly
shaved of when he agrees to
emulate his roommate's recent
ly acquired bride.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-16
MURRAY AND JEAN DUE
AT THE PALACE

Harry Murray and Jean Maddox
have been booked at the Palace
Theater for the first half Of next
week with the intention Of arous-
Turn to Page y
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-16

a Whirlwind comedy entitled Gone
Again" the Fox news weekly, or
gan selections by Earl Gordon and
entertaining musical specialties by
the Apollo Merry Makers directed by
Dick Kent.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-16
DREAM OF YEARS TRUE
Son of City Man to Celebrate First
High Mass.

william ]. Hayey, lit w. Twenty
Seventh St., who has been seriously
i'll following heart attack in De-
cember, will realize the dream Of
years Sunday when his son. the Rev.
William C. Havey, will celebrate his
first mass at SIS. Peter and Paul
Cathedral.
Mr.. Havey returned Wednesday
from Rome. where he had been
studying in the American College
He was awarded his degree with
high honors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-16
w c. Fields to Have Chief Role in Running Wild at the
ApolIo-Indiana Will Present Adophe Menjou
In Service for Ladies'

Irene Rich comes to Circle tomorrow in ''Deare y
version of Carolyn " s story of the same
The appears Sylvia Darling who at the death of her
husband faces poverty and the necessity of taking her adod
and egotistica young from college. ~: n.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-16
BOOTLEG RUINS SNAKE
Alcohol Such as Men Drink Won't
Do Even for Picking.

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON. July 16.-Bootleg
alcohol may be all right for human
consumption, but it must be purified
before it can be used for picking"
valuable specimens of reptiles, &C
cording to officials of the Smith
Sonian Institution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-10
DIAMONDS.


THERE. HAS BEEN LEFT
WITH ME FOR SALE ALL
THE DIAMONDS OF A
PROMINENT WOMAN. COM
PRISING THE FOLLOWING
PIECES WHICH MUST BE
SOLD AT ONCE. THERE
FORE THESE EXTREMELY
LOW PRICES:
Lady's beautiful solid plati-
mum diamond bracelet, extra
wide, with fancy center, hand
made and exclusive in design.
Has 11o very fine. large blue
white diamonds full of life and
brilliancy and p blue sapphires.
Cost originally $f,oz5. Must be
sold at once. An absolute bar
gain ............,...'...Sl,22 5
Lady's solid platinum diamond
solitaire ring. Guaranteed abb
solutely perfect, beautiful in
color and very fine cut. Weight,
AZ carats. Cost originally
$500 and can be bought for
$1,650
One fine emerald cut diamond
weighs 2 carats. absolutely per-
feet and blue white. Set in a
very fine handmade solid plati-
mum mounting. a wonderful
purchase in this rare gem for
$1,H5
One diamond weighing 2 and
15-1O0 carats, absolutely perfect.
fine cut and color. Set in gem
tleman's white gold mounting
with d. blue sapphires. An ex-
ceptional value. !. -. $6z5
THESE DIAMONDS CAN. BE
SEEN: At 49,
CHAS. Z. TRIBBY, JR.,
615 18th ST. NV.
Next Door to Ksiths Theater.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.


PIANO TUNING. S. We specialize IN gen
eral plaDo repairs and rebuilding. Get our
estimate, Prices reasonable. Skilled me-
chsni,.s Work guaranteed Sanderson-
schaeifer Co GA II st ne. Line 10Y.
ROOF. REPAIRING and painting FURNACES
Snr fiIes cleaned reasonable prices ~.
t3l5 day or night. Ajax Roofing Co T.
UPHOLSTERY and slip covers also re-
barring very low prices. Col. 1888. stand.
ard Upholstery Co. 2Slo lith st. nv To-
WEATHER STRIPPING highest grade ma
ferisls and workmanship. pay monthly iow-
est prices: estimates chceriuly given Adams
1875. Acme Weather Strip CO. 4@o5 9th NV.
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES - Good
quality OPAQUE shades fitted to your win
Vows S5c the hest quality OF opadue shades.
II j ;; hung free We will call with samnies
hieehlatt 18th and II SITS. nc Linc S79
WINDOW SHADES made TO order inole-
nms laid in cement We fit your windows
and floors. Thompson Bros. furniture,
stoves. Hoor coverings. 900 Good Hone I'd.
Anacostis. D. G. Phone Line $50
WINDOW. SHADES. screens & metal weather.
etrlps. viii call with samples. T. II. Butler
q son 203l Nichols ave. sc. Line. 1875.
WINDOW SHADES II factory prices
tkirsh rods and Harshoru rollers. Inc
Shade Factory 110o / 18th ST Main lO42S
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Show Cases and Store Fixtures,
Ruse & Company, B Bsd1 N e. M {so
Tory Resident Salesman. Lincoln s462
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WILL SELL. GILT EDGE "nd trust. g 800
yell secured note. payable monthly within
2 years fnr $3.50 cash. unusual opnortun-
ity. Write and owner will call Address
Box 3dO.D Star office lNh
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CAFETERIA - Well established: making
money: best eauinned in city: business neigh
borhood. two ladies could net 81 600 per
month: price one-half actual cost, reasonable
lease on buildings Phone North aGA1-J
Hefore Q m or after n m. 1O'
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WANTED-Resnonsihl experienced man or
woman 20 operate completely furnished ON
ine room in small hotel rent. heat tr"o
best location in city Address Box i3n-D
Star Office
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HOTEL. - rooms. downtown: large lobby
clean, well furnished: low rent long lease:
excellent business ami. Price. SO 600.
Address Box 4os-D Star Office
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ONLY ONE STORE for rent in thriving Sill
yer Spring. suitable for almost any business
don't fell 10 investigate this New store and
ant. 500 per month Phone Woodside so
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HARDWARE PAINTS: corner store in NV
well stocked: low rent lease health re-
ouires sacrifice for quick salo Price 50 $50
AddreEs Rnx 4Rh-n. star office
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for advertising established business, Al
opportunity; investigate. L. c. Stalings als
ST. NV L.
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LONG ESTABLISHED DRUG STORE vacant
5000 z st n W. across street from new au-
ditto: Jun, store and rooms: $40 per month.
Cal II ain $40
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OPPORTUNITY to Join with Eroun of nrom-
tnent men IN local going business offering
unusual profit-takinr possibilities reasonshle
Investment required Address Box 31!-D.
Star Office. LOO
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TAILOR SHOP--A bargain heat furnished
steam pressing machine: 2-year lease: all for
45 per month: best location in city north
west Phone y 142
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Will SELL Endorsed iustallrnent naner value
$4,000 pavahle monthly for three vears.
substantial discount Address Box 3 ID,
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ATFsSTN confectionery. lunch 1895
9th st. NV. fcnrnerl lease 10 suit with or
without ants above. Price. So 500. Call at
once
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BOOKS Zoe each: all kinds cloth bound:
marvellous values. Big Book Shop. DOB G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-10

FOR RENT-Verv desirable southeast cor
ner store. where drug store is needed: for
Terly Charles Hawkins reasonable. Lin
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE fChildrens En-
cyclopedia1 1911 edition. This wonderful
refereTnsss ihrary % V3 d go9d fondI bon
CSC Star office.
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SALES ORGANIZATION in security field
wanted 20 handle issue land trust certificates
representing undivided interest valuable
Florida beach front property. Liberal com
mission contract 10 live organization. Tray
Tor 931 Woodward Building TO-
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SHOE STORE Tor sale. doing good husinoss
well established small stock: low rent
good location. must sell no reason HE offer
refused Address Box 3a5-D. Star office. IL
FLORIST. owing TO other business. will sac
rfce Tor less than inventory husv. high
grade location lease Price So 300 terms
Address Boy A1a.D Star nffice
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


TYPEwRTTERs---sold- -Rented----Exchaneed
G Esg fs e nG Go 4Rs 4. h0S
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. Adams
1925 mo-: mos. in adv. ss.25: mos. .s16
TYPEWRITERs-Amer Typewriter CO.
big clearance sale closing out our entire
stock Of Porsdesd ssst
Lincoln 81. Omen evenings.
TTXEDOS. two SO and 40 i overcoat, /
evening dress. / iady's suit; sacrifice Cleve-
VACUUM CLEANER, Eureka. like new; con.
dition guaranteed; $500: all attachments.
1899 Girard NV. Adams 900. A-
VACUETTE and Vital hand vacuum non
electric cleaners $500 a9a So COED o.
VACUUM CLEANERS-SeveFal used Royals,
Eurekas and Apex electric cleaners; good
condition; So and up. J. c. Harding Co.
720 18th st. NV
VACUUM CLEANER, Hoover: like new. $50.
915 New York ave. nv, apt. 3 IL,
WASHER electric, Savage: whirldry cleo
trio washers. used short time as demon
ffsaGps c sDeea 20 PF 2ts st. easy terms
WASHING MACHINES new 1900 Cat
aract electric washers, special February Re,
duction; easy terms. j. G. Harding Co.. 100
wooD-Well seasoned, mixed: short lengths:
delivery anywhere; $40 per u cord. CAN
o TRDN + FUgN gayH
Complete line of desks, file cabinets lock
ers. ofiee chairs and tables: tremendous say
ns' wxsK1HeyS Su s XIV tSF yG9 oce
Furniture Dept. 310 sth St. NV
Electric Refrigerator.
- Special bargain in porcelain.lned electric
ton Price. SIS May be seen at 1909
Decatur street NV.
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BARBER SHOP 3 chairs near Union sta
tion; furnished roor's above. rent. $40
price, $500 GOA \. Cap. ST. Amply 1917
Wisconsin ave IL"
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WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY for some one
who wants to make from S@"5 to S215 ner
month net: II rooms. I baths: instanlare.
Gus hot water in most all rooms steam
heat furnished free newly decorated
throughout: floors vanished. Az 11th
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MEAT MARKET. delicatessen and lunch,
doing good business: TIA K NV: have two
places Apply VIM. z. Beall. 500 K st. NV.
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MACHINE. Monroe: large
double door: iron faced large National cash
register Apply $3.50 NJ st. Phone West
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BOOMING. HOUSE for sale near 14th and l.
SITS. NV. al filled fine location. Call
T-.,,o
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BUFFFT foak) china closet. 1 chairs up
right rosewood piano. Cleveland $50 after
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OVERLAND SEDAN. 1875 one OF those
good two-door sedans mech anicalv perfect
fully eduipped and = zeal bargain at <2a5
terms. Lsmbert Hudson Motors Co. i72G
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DENTAL OFFICE. fully equinped, cory
Teaonable going ont of private practice nr
Arthur Segel, z State Circle. Annapolis Md
Phone Annsnnlis 1917
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1927 GEORGIA AVE Nw.-For rent store
fixtures and groceries for sale; will sacrifice
L.
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BUSINESS OPPORTTNITIES.

LADIES SPECIALITY sHOP-New merchan-
disc offered at 25'e to 81 La below
market price Hosiery underwear. toilet
goods leather goods handkerchiefs. Jeweiry
neElGees dresses. millinery. etc. Also dress
racks stands tables. fonr-drawer cash
register etc. Address Box 994-D, star ofhce
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OVERLAND SIX COACH. 1925. driven very
little, motor tires etc. all perfect. car il
Warranted: $3.50 terms to suit wardman
Motors. Inc. I'LL and 1925 14th 81. NV.
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TAILOR STORE. central location. estab.:
small rent clean. and press; profitable. Ad-
dress Box 356-D. Star Office. TO-
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OAKLAND TOURING. blue Duco model
terms TO respon shle party Frank ASA
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OVERLAND TOURING. 1921 like new
$3.50: YOUR own terms 1925 l4th 81. NV
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NASH 1926 SEDAN. advanced six. e-door
run only 5000 miles and in the best OF CON
9reat sacrifice. n. r. Lesry. ir and Bros
1921 l4th st. nv. open evenings and sun
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

PIANOS-Stieh. steinway and q number of
other used pianos in Rrands and upright.
AZ bargain prices. Chae. NJ. Stieff, Inc.
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REQ PHAETON. in Al mechanical condi-
ton: paint Is good. tires are good. including
spare has automatic "; 3. wiper, motto
meter: finished in Erav Spanish leather up-
hOlstery: your car in trade: terms Trew
Motor Co NJ 4113. 1909 i4th st. nv.
Omen evenings and SUNDAYS till I pm
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BEAUTY PARLOR-price only 81 100 ideal
northwest location, gross income. 5000
weekly. finding il necessary to leave the
city viii sacrifice NV beauty narlor. with
five booths and all necessary continent for
same al above figure couipmcnt alone cost
me $1,000 Fun particulars by addressing
Rnx 4Qh.D Star Office
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GROCERY STORE doing nice business:
good mixed neighhorhood: must sacrifice
1ll health Price, $500 Lincoln 1897.