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PIANO. grand. mahogany case: cheap for
cash 227 Indiana ave. w.@-
RESTAURANT SINK for washing dishes,
pots etc 5 TT by 3 TT; also other kitchen
Equipment 8 s. Kresge 5 and 10 18th and
E NV Mgr Sholi 22'
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FORD PARTS, genuine; visit our excellent
stock department. up-tO-the minute stock OF
Ford parts and latest accessories; open daily
until 30. Sundays until l pm. Universal
Auto Co. authorized Ford dealer. 10th and
". 1929 NJ st. NV
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SAXOPHONES. tenor banics; gioilns. cor.
nets. etc; terms as low as 81 monthly; get
nlay by methods that have produced over 20
professional PLAYERS. from our classes; we tee
rent you instrument. and rental applies TO
hins 2Ar1 I4th st NV Adams 2600
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rn,,tes etc Complete Flat work ironer
washers. extractor Ford truck VIII sell eqai a.
whole or separate Act aulcK. % - at
ne in business Address Box 253-B' S.ar
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HERE Is YOUR HANCE-Owner has two
places. can't run both. would sell meat.
grocery store at cost. with low rent - T,ghrt
party. Call at the Florence Cafe, 629 =. j.
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SEWING MACHINEs-Old machines made
good as new none for sale: examination
free. Slauson. 500 9Th NV. Main 1881.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS BUSINESS. doing about
eo6 200 a wear in one of the most prominent
40 u cta~ o4ira "a"
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CORPORATION dealing in an essential de-
sires Young man with SIC 600 to head local
company. substantial salarv with investment
trntected Address Box 1lT-B. Star office.
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SELLING BECAUSE OF ILL HEALTH
bakery in one Of the, best suburbs of wash
second trust note A n wildman. 9th and
u sts N w franklin f406
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SOUTHERN MOTOR SALES,
1924 18th NV.
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FORD SEDAN. demonstration; run only a
short time This is real bargain and
should be seen by any one wanting a new
car at Il used-car price. Inquire any time at
$40 st. Lincoln 600.
FORD COUPE, 1926; run Just few miles.
This car is in wonderful condition through
out and has many accessories. A real bar
gain at 1915; easy terms Adams Motor
Co. 2012 l4th ST. n W
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BROOM HOUSE: ami. first C0mmerCIaI
zone. garage: IIth st. near NJ NV. $3.50;
$3.50 cash Main 1858; evenings. Berwyn
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.


PAPERHANGING. PLAsTERING--See VIM.
A.. Little about your interior and exterior
painting. $40 9th NV. FIR. 1854.
PIANO TUNING. 81. We specialize in gen
eral piano repairs and rebuilding. Get our
estimate. Prices reasonable; Skllled me
chanics. Work guaranteed. Sandersoh-
Schaefter Co, GA u st. ne. Line. 10o1.--
ROOF. REPAIRING and painting, FURNACES
and flues cleaned: reasonable prices So...
s3l7, day or night. Ajax Roohng 20 *
UPHOLSTERY and slip covers also re-
pairing; very low prices. Col. 1888 stang
ard Upholstery Co, 2Sl0 l4th ST NV. e
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES - GOOD
quality, opaque shades titted to your ,s %hn-
dows, S5c. the best quality OF opaque sIauIss
81 Is: hung free We will call with samples
Klcebatt 18th and sts. a.e Line. oLs.
WINDOW SHADES turned and rehemmed
25c complete; shades brought in mQrnlns
finished same day. Reinhardt WINDOW Shaa 1
Factory Note new address: 33lo l4th NV
Col 440. Save your old rollers .---.
WINDOW SHADES. screens & metal ~e aat'iifdr
strips Will call with samples. J u Butt55eaI
* Son, 2o3l Nichols ave. sc. Line. w 20
WINDOW SHADES at factory ori res
lKirsh rods an Hartshorn rolers' az
Shade Factory, 1109 l4th ct. Main lo4Ho.
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10 WOMEN WANTED To invest 81 900 each
80 florist and gift shops: here Is chance
for women Address Box BIB, Star office.
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SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY is offered parry
with 50 600 to become a partner IN an esaau,
Fishpi insurance business. A large nHHgtpps
guaranteed 70 a hustler Address Box 49,
Star office
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SHOEMAKER AND REPAIRING BUSINESS
for sale including fixtures very reasonable.
Ar,rlN. RtI fEfh n q ~"
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RADIO ANn EOTIPMENT.

BRAND NEW 5-TUBE NEUTRODYNE; new
tubes batteries speaker; also 3-tube; saeri-
fice cash. 1919 ne. Line. 5l12 23'
RADIO SERVICE-Rados and eIiminators
installed and repaired by experts; aerials
erected: call any time. kennedy,s Adams 293
RADIO SETS aud parts bought and ex-
changed. 716 9th ST. NV. FIR. 1887. "A"
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I'm AND PEANUT MACHINE route for
ale Mrs. Kolar 1912 Spring I'd. NV after
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TNDORCFD INSTALLMENT PAPER of any
desrrintion bought at substantial discount;
rive details Address Box COB. Star Office
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THANKS.
FOLKS!

You have made this the bust
est used-car sale OF our bust
ness career. and as a token of
appreciation here's some more
low prices.
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INVESTIGATES THIS PROPOSITION

We want one or more men who are in a
positicn and able TO take full control of
b C. and Nd. for our automobile necessity.
This proposition should earn $4,000 and
upward yearly. General Motors Corporation
handles all our export. Packard Motor Com
pany uses it. and it has the endorsement of
automobile associations. If interested. s ee
Mr. DeVoll Hotel Houston. 22'
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CAFETERIA near Government bqlldlnEs 80 90
suitable for sandwiches. soft drinks Sc SIC.
long lease. good reason for selling. s serolsd
trust note. Address Box Blob. star 3ai..ce'
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BARBER SHOP, valet shop. eigar, maya
zine and candy concession at Phillips Ter
race Apt. 1901 Argonne pl. Apply resident
manager or ~ $40
1892 K ST NV Main 1900 Adams $40.
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TAILOR SHOP FOR SALE--fU. ISt ST. re.
Well equipped Owner 2605 p st NV. %.
FOR SALE-second trust notes; liberal dis
Min 1R--
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FINANCIERS. ATTENTION!
Men with $40. 900 TO finance private
formation by appointment. Address Box
4Q3-A Star office. 20"
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WAREHOUSE mr. 4th and K SITS. n.w.-36 by
30: floors. elevator: 81 500 terms. Nam
D65s evenings. Berwyn T3-W %
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FOR sAI.E-AUTOMOBu.Es.

AUTOMOBILES by auction al wesohiers
SzU "a. ave. NV. every Wednesday and
Saturday. To am.
BEFORE BUYING TT VIII I,E, -r1 yo7t,
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BABY CARRIAGE, reversible, ivory; first
class condition. $40. North 2l77-J 23a
BATHROOM OUTFIT. hot-water heating
plant brick windows. doors. all kinds of
lumber Must sell at reduced prices. Apply
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

wANTED-Dentist or osteopqth contemp paat.
ing change of location: small, front ap"i IN
io-operative plan new building near
Thomas Circle. very easy payments, Adams
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BRACELET diamond platinum. "A dia-
nlonds S445: large canary diamond ring.
perfect $685. diamond bOwknot. 60 dia-
nlonds S575: diamond and pearl circlet
$3.50 For quick sale to close estate. A. F.
Arnold 323 st. NV.
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TTNCH ROOM doing good business; sell
cheap on account of sickness. 3l9 G ST NV.
BARBER SHOP for sale, 3 chairs. complete,
at your own price. 61Sh 18th ST. sw.
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BEDROOM FURNITURE for rooms: good
condition; sacrifice: terms. Call Franklin
330a-J o3s
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FOR SALE-AUTOMORUES.

FORD-Will accept your Ford as part pay
ment on a new. or used Buick; balance
can be arranged in convenient monthly pay
ments. Main 1920. Buick Agency, 1016
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CAKE MACHINE, steel bowl copper kettle.
shop table oven thermometer candy Their
lnonlsteF ice box porcelain sink. wheel
barrow, loud speaker. 605 Pa. ave. Sc,
Phone Line 549. 23s
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BOOKS. IOc each: all kinds: cloGh pound
marvellous values Big Book Shop. 933 q
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
fCapfinuad

PIANOS-Stieff Steinway and number of
other used pianos in grands and upright
at bargain prices Chas. NJ Stieff. Inc.
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BEIIEh HI XIX
If vou want 10 buy a nice little delicates-
sen in excellent northwest location for only
al 500, long lease: ant. above; owner ieav-
ing city Feb l. Call Mr.. Grove, Franklin
2I09 for details.
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STUFF
STRAIGHT "8"
COUPE.

A 2-passenger coupe with rumble seat
finished in Bolero cream with black trim
equipped with Winter front, spare tires
and every extra; run 3.400 miles and is
equal to a new car.
GUARANTEED.
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PIANO. upright. high-class instrument. at a
sacrifice: terms to right party. ADJ. 3O1
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BETTER HURRY

WILL BUY established retail hardware bus.
ness Address Box 34aB Star Office. "a
GROCERIES. meats. and provisions store for
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1925 Odds Coach. SYST
S12s Cash So mo. - mos
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BIRD DOG English setter. registered. age
u years, grandson Of Candy Kid: hunted
some. but not trained; no faults price, $50.
Call Clarendon 772, after pm. or SUNDAY
any time. 20
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COLLIE PUPPIES for those who want gen
uine collies of real quality. Breal Kennels
Falls Church. Va. "
COLLIE male. beautiful; 8 months old. r..
B Lloyd Box 373. Arlington p. O.. Airing
PFKINGESE. pedigreed: lovely small pup
pies | weeks. Clarendon 1882, Mrs.
Evans 23~
PEKINGESE PUPPIES and grown dogs for
sale from S25 up. CIar IL. 23*
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922 Buick Sedan. .SI7
S71 Cash; S1t per mo. l2 mos
Evening star., 1927-03-24

60, you'll stay, and we won't ever
leave the house unguarded for single
minute.
Quite right, my dear, quite right, i
replied Mrs. Skinner. Bully the
English Sparrow mustn't be given an
other chance. DO you know. hate TO
think ne has been in this house. / feel
that it is dirty just because he has
been in 1t. You know what a dirty
fellow he is
Skinner nodded his sleek little head.
II know said he. He and Mrs.
Bully have the dirtiest nest Of any
feathered folk I know. 1t is posi-
lively disgrace. Hello. what do you
suppose is coming now"
He didn't have long to wait to find
out. At the head OF a dozen of his
friends whom he had hunted up and
asked to help him, Bully arrived in
Farmer Browns dooryard. Skinner
and Mrs. Skinner knew what this
meant They knew that this mob of
Sparrows had come for just one thing,
and that was to get them out of that
house and away from it.
All those Sparrows talked at once.
Sucn racket, OF course poor little
Mrs. Skinner didn't have much
chance when two or three Sparrows
got hold of her at one time. In jiffy
she was pulled out OF that little door
way, just as Bully himself had been
pulled out By Winson1e Biuebird. In
q fash Bully had taken her place in
that doorway and once more had pos.
session of the house.
Meanwhile SKINNER had brought
help. Once more the birds from the
Old Orchard came fiocking into Farm
Evening star., 1927-03-24
Satisfaction Is Found i'm Shams
BY MARY MARSHALL.

thick ropes of pearls we wear about
our necks never came from the shell
of an oyster.
We laugh at the old idea that no
well bred woman should wear brill
liants that are not diamonds, or rubies
that are glass. or emeralds that are
but green crystals. Our gilt jewelry
doesn't even have to be gold, provided
it has the warm luster of the precious
metal and does not leave disfiguring
black marks on the skin. And, shame
of shame from our grandmothers'
point of view, we even carry handker
chiefs that are not pure linen.
Even the fuzzy little poodle that
snuggles under the arm of the smart
young woman walking down the ave-
nue. may not be dog at all. IT looks
dog-like enough and it is held in the
conventional position under the arm,
but if you follow the young woman
into a shop you may see that she slips
the creature from under her arm, all
limp and lifeless, and with deft pull
at the patent fastener down the furry
back, open, not a dog or even dog
skin, but a well fitted purse made
from the sort of fuzzy fabric from
which children's stuffed animals are
devised.
The thing that saves all this long
list of shams from covering rs with
ignominy is that in our simulations
we never wish to deceive. From its
proper place within her dog purse you
may see the Young woman take a lip
stick and while she waits for her
change she peers in her tiny mirror
and renews the slender cupid's bow
on her lips. She has no more idea of
trying to make YOU believe that her
cherry lips are real than that her alb
surb little boWwow is a real dog. She
is perfectly outspoken and candid in
her shams and so no doubt are you.
lConYrighf 1927
Evening star., 1927-03-24
DLD 1lVAL OlV1eALD ". BURGESS

er Browns dooryard. There was We'll
come Robin and Winsome Bluebird
and Sammy Jay and Speckles the
Startling, and several others. At once
they undertook to drive away those
Sparrows. But English Sparrows
dearly love fight and there were so
many of them that they were ready to
give battle to all who came. Once
nore there was a dreadful racket and
once more Black Pussy poked her head
out to see what was going on. But
this time it wasn't Black Pussy who
drove Bully out of that house. 1t was
Farmer Browns Boy himself Hear
ing the noise he came out to see what
was going on. At once he saw Bully
sitting in the doorway of that little
house He didn't know that Skinner
and Mrs. Skinner had decided to build
there, but he did know that he didn't
want Bully the English Sparrow
there. SO he walked straight over
there, and of course Bully didn't wait
for him. With a whirr of wings all
those Sparrows took to the air and
flew away.
II wisf,' said Farmer. Browns Boy,
that one of our own good American
birds would take this house. There's
one thing certain, and that is that no
English Sparrow is going to nest
in it,"
And just then. even while he stood
there close by that little house, Mrs.
Skinner SKINNED past him and
alighted on the roof Of that little
house. There she twittered happily.
Farmer Browns BOY smiled. II be-
lieve you want that house." said he.
"If you do. you can count on me to
help you keep those English Sparrows
away. My, what a noisy mob they
are"'
fCopyrigft. 1927
Evening star., 1927-03-24
Chicken en- Casserole.

Cut the chicken into pieces con-
venient for serving. Dust with -four,
salt and pepper. Brown delicately in
a small quantity of fat. AS each piece
is removed from the frying pan place
1t in the casserole. Place the tasty
particles of fat which cling to the
frying pan around the chicken. Cover
the baking dish and cook in a slow
oven for about four hours. or until
the fowl is tender. Just before serv
ing remove the chicken and add to the
chicken juices cupful of milk which
has been blended with one and one
half tablespooEfuls of -four. Cook for
10 minutes, then pour over the
chicken
Evening star., 1927-03-24
DIARY OF A
NEW FATHER
WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
BY ROBERT E. DICKSON.

WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
My foot is almost all right again.
/ was thinking this morning that I
would take the rest of the week off,
but now | guess | viii go back to
work tomorrow. because, when your
wife decides you do not need any
more sympathy, she seems to think
you have not got any right to be in
your own home except in the eve.
nings.
This morning I was sitting here
smoking and reading the paper. and
/ had my bum foot up in another
chair, and ] was not doing anybody
any harm, and Joan was going round
with the vacuum cleaner and she
bumped the chair my foot was in, and
/ said, "Ouch.'
Joan said, ooh. that didn't hurt
YOU" and I said, What do you sup
pose l said ouch for, them" and she
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Eats What He Likes,
Thanks His Wife

gas-expelling and detergent elements.
1t is excellent for Intestinal Stasis,
a disease due TO modern ways OF
living and which Is often the true
cause of sour stomach, gas bloating,
nervous dyspepsia and restless Sleep
DIR. Fl. L. Shoub. New York, says
"Adlerika, in addition TO It's intesti.
nal cleansing. checks the growth Of
intestinal bacteria.
DR.. A. c. Curl: aT prescribe Ad.
lerika with highly satisfactory re-
suits.
DIR. J. Weaver: 'In my so years
practice, | have found nothing to ex.
Gel Adlerika."
J. E. Puckett: After using Ad.
lerika. feel better than for 90 years
Awful impurities were eliminated
from my system
DR.. F. Nj. P. (name withheld by re-
questl: "I tise Adlerika in all bowel
cases. Some require only one dose. 81
No matter what you have tried for
your stomach and bowels, Adlerika
will surprise you. At leading drug
gists. In Washington at Peoples
Drug Stores.--Adveftisement.
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Feels Fine Since Stomach
Trouble Goes

"For years I suffered from stom-
ach trouble. Tried all kinds of med
icines, but none would help me.
Then my wife persuaded me to take
Adlerika. Today / feel fine and eat
what like. WIN. Opp.
Unlike most medicines. Adlerika
acts upon BOTH upper and lower
bowel, giving the intestines a REAL
cleansing and bringing out old poi
sonous matter which you never
thought was in your system. Even
IL bowels move daily, you will be sur
prised how much more old matter
Adlerika brings out which may have
been causing all your trouble. In
slight disorders, such as occasional
constipation, GAS bloating, indiges-
tion or sick headache, ONE spoonful
Adlerka always brings relief.
Doctors Praise Adleril1a.
Adlerika is q compound of the best
saline intestinal cleanser with give.
crime. buckthorn, cascara, and other
Evening star., 1927-03-24

Should the Engaged Man Who Has Come to Love
Another Tell His Fiancee the Truth or
Marry Her to Keep His Pledge?

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Evening star., 1927-03-24

beef. Yorkshire pudding. Franconia
potatoes and good old fashioned cole
slaw came next. The guests were
pleased as Punch over hot homemade
rolls. Wish | could make them like
this" sighed Nancy.
Mrs. Aston explained that tho
pumpkin pic with bits of currant.
Jelly Ranking the top was served at.
Mr.. Miller'S request. Aha" said
Nancy to herself. che has been here
before. My scheme is working"
But aloud she said. II don't wonder,
it's delicious
tCopyriehs. 1927l IT,
Evening star., 1927-03-24

stone and mortar. It has a brick floor.
stone fireplace and old, old rafters.
1t has little brick terrace with a
bench in the sun.
When it was finished the children
thought it was curiously grown-up in
it's furnishings. There seemed to be
a mans size workbench across one
end. The bookshelves seemed to be
filled with grown-up magazines and
books. Their mothers writing table
and typewriter stand seemed to take
up good deal Of space.
The children thought 1t was a de-
lightfu1 playhouse. but there was
practically no room at all for their
playthings. So they play In the attic,
just as they always did. They refer to
the playhouse as Our Parents Play
house.
(Copyright 1877
Evening star., 1927-03-24

said. Just To be hollering about
something, I imagine"
Wen, it is no use arguing with
woman, on account of them being so
illogical, and I went back to reading
the paper, and Joan kept pushing the
vacuum cleaner around, and finally
she said. Would YOU mind going out
to the sun parlor?" and I said, "What
for?" and she said. Because I want
to move these two chairs and finish
cleaning" and she stood there waiting
the way your wife waits when she
does not want you to keep her wait
ing, and I said, '"we1, my gosh,
couldn't you say please?" and she
said, "Will your royal highness please
move and let me do your darned old
housework?''
Well, moved, and pretty soon she
finished that and ! was getting
hungry and I said, when are we
going to have lunch?" and she said
MY heavens. It's barely 1880.
have plenty to do before / can think
of lunch,'' and then she bathed the
baby and fixed up the bedroom and
went down to the mail box and cleaned
the bathroom and put some things on
to cook and got our laundry ready to
send out, and then she gave the baby
too.
After that, I went out to the sun
parlor again, and / said, "Why don't
you come out here for a while? I
want somebody to talk to- and she
said, "Pm too busy now" and she got
the baby ready for his nap, and then
she went down to the basement to do
his washing. and when she came back
she got out her sewing basket and did
some mending. and after while she
went over to the grocery store and
came back with her arms full of
bundles. and then she put some more
things on to cook and she looked at
the clock and said, II believe / just
have time to clean the silverware and
rinse out some of my silk things
before dinner" and SO | am going
back to work tomorrow, because she
makes me SO tired watching her.
Evening star., 1927-03-24
Bully Brings a Mob.
What one alone may not attain,
A crowd viii very often gain
bully the English Sparrow.

Bully is scrapper. Every one
knows that. He is always looking for
trouble. And Bully knows the advan-
tage of numbers. He delights to be
one of crowd, mob, if you please.
Skinner the Swallow and Mrs.
Skinner had possession of their house
and they didn't intend to give it up
again. MY dear" said Skinner,
when you go. Ill stay. And when /
Evening star., 1927-03-24

family wash. They kill germs. You
can safely wash handkerchicfs with
the general laundry.
Yet the oxygen IN DUZ Is the
same harmless element you breathe
TO cleanse the blood. DUZ oxygen
suds cannot harm the finest cotcons,
silks or woolcns-o any fast cologs.
No Rubbing, No Boiling
No Biaeing
Remcmber-it's the active oxy-
gen in DUZ suds that removes
stains, whitens and sterilizes.
rs fbs oxygen in DUZ
sads thai osakss IL dif1As
Evening star., 1927-03-24

For so years the Rev. n. +. Nc
nellie has carried on devoted minis
try in q widely scattered country
parish in England without ever hav-
ing seen one of his 500 parishioners.
The clergyman has been blind since
boyhood, but he has never allowed
his disability to discourage him or
hinder his work