davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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one surmises. we have Ankles
Preferred" Laurence Gray has a
conventional heroic role in which
he does nicely. and Joyce Comp
ton in q small bit shows posi-.
bilities that may bring better op-
portunities. j. Farrell Mcdonald
and Alan Crosland have the other
prominent parts.
There l., two-reel comedy.
Girls" which shows how the
studios can dress up a humorous
o. Henry yarn with feminine
fripperies, and still not spoil it. A
news reel and Daniel Breeskin's
orchestral arrangement OF hits
from Rose Marie" are incidental
program embellishments.
The Vitaphone recordings fur
nish the operate voice OF Anna
Case and The Four Aristocrats, .
q quartet heard in q number Of ad.
nirahle selections. E. j. H.
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All immense RAIN SUNDAY cfOWU
turned out to see the gorgeous
production. For these thousands,
the excellent Mr.. Barrymore spent
most OF his time in emulating
Douglas Fairbanks. Only q few
short glimpses Of real acting were
vouchsafed by the star. He who
gave the movies its finest "Jekyll
and HYDE" cinema classic in
Beau BrummeP' and an int4lli-
gent thriller in Sherlock Holiness"
became an acrobatic clown for
this picture.
Gold aplenty was poured into
the making OF the film. Snow.
crusted roofs of old Paris rose
high and picturesque above cob
bled streets. Interiors were arts
tically treated. and fine array
OF talent was grouped about the
star. And In the general orgy of
expenditure, nobody gave a thought
to the story.
As result. we have Mr.. barry
more In glorious nothing. The
tale leads nowhere. dribbling
weakly into tie final fade-out.
One wonders whether United
Artists planned to use the story
Of IF I Were King" with The
ragged poet doubling for the weak
King Louis upon the throne of
The Washington times., 1927-04-11

Coast football tackle; Patricia
Palmer, Helen Foster, Joe
Young and others.
Next week. Mother" the pro.
duction starring Belle Bennett, will
be ready for exhibitors. Mother"
was adapted by Dorothy Yost
from Kathleen Norris novel, and
was filmed under the directorial
guidance or J. Leo Meehan, with
Allen Selgler at the cameras.
Another April release il Amt
Love Funny" an Alberta Vaughn
starring vehicle, directed by Del
Andrews from the story by Kay
Clement and Leila Gidley, with
adaptation by Doris Anderson.
April 20 Cyclone Of the
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AGAIN the lovely Bellamy is
cast as a beautiful but feather.
headed shop girl, beset with blue
envelopes and poverty-not to
mention the wealthy cad who
covets her charms-and, OF course,
1t ends with Madge happy In the
arms OF the poor but ambitious
hero. Sure fire situations have
all been utilized by the director,
and there are generous views of
the Bellamy charms which grow
apace. The injection of smart
vaudeville jokes in the titles pro-
vides much of the comedy. and
there IL generally Madge Bellamy
to look at, which Is no particular
hardship.
Little Bellamy seems fated for
film stories as frothy as the
empty-headed flappers she por.
trays. In Sandy" and Bertha,
the Sewing Machine Girl" she
made box office successes and 50
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AMBASSADOR
Ankles Preferred. "

Crandall's Ambassador Theater,
the, first three days of the current
week, IL offering a splendid pro-
gram OF screen and pipe organ
features. OF which the two cam.
era subjects Of prime Importance
are Ankles Preferred" with
Madge Bellamy, and the two-reel
funmAker, Girls" with Richard
Walling and Sally Phipps feat.
ured. Complete reviews Of both re-
leases will be found in conjunction
with Crandall's Metropolitan The.
alter.
The Washington times., 1927-04-11

ptACeS IN JuS NpFlus
Upon such an arena IL staged
the story written by Gene STRAIT
ton Porter. It is q simple love
tale moving smoothly along from
childhood 10 the Juveniles.
Therein lies one Of it's faults
1t Is too smooth. At times, in
fact, It is gooey. II is saceharine
beyond all bounds OF human prob
ability.
Little Joyce Coad and PHILIPPE
De Lacy do an excellent bit Of
acting during the earlier Sc
quences Of the production. Even
here the director has laid on the
sugar with too heavy q hand, but
the children do excellently what
they had to do.
Margaret Morris and Raymond
Keane handle the leading roles
ably, within the limitations OF the
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script under which they worked
. script that seems to defy reality.
william v. Mong gives an ex-
ceIlent bit Of characterization--as
he always does.
Many other well known film
names are found in the cast:
Hedda Hopper. Cesare Gravina
and Paulette Duval, to mention
only q few.
Franklin Ricord and Bunny
Caverly are heard in q group Of
songs on the stage. The over
ture. Light Cavalry" IL note
worthy musical treat as is the
organ concert BY Miss Gertrude
Kreiselman.
The newsreel and q very laugh
able comedy, The Newlyweds'
Shopping Tour" complete the
program. w. B.
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CENTRAL
'.Pals in Paradise

pals In Paradise q comedy
drama in which the chief roles are
played by Marguerite De La Motto
and Rudolph Schildkraut, is being
shown at Crandall's Central Thea
ter the first two days OF this week.
The companion attraction Ii the
new Mermaid two-reel comedy,
Much Mystery" which is replete
with laughs and unexpected situa-
lions.
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Range" will be released. This film
is a Tom Tyler starring vehicle,
with frankie Darro, the child
wonder, and Beans the dog. lend
ing the Western thespian adj
mirable support. Bob De Lacy
directed from the story by Oliver
Drake and continuity by F.. a. E.
Pine and Arthur Slater.
The Washington times., 1927-04-11

1921 Penn VI.
vahia avenue, serving as the distrib.
utor for the Jacobs Candy Company.
The Creole Shop a. deals in other
high quality CONNECTIONS, fruits and
tobaccos. Since the death Of Mr..
Jones in February Of this year.
Mrs. Jones has assumed the control
and active management of the bust
ness. It is q very enterprising
concern, necessitating the employ.
Inent Of six sales people to cope
with the large amount Of retail
trade it enjoys. Souvenirs OF Wash
ington and many historical places
are also offered for sale at q verv
low cost, making it possible for the
tourist-sightseer to enjoy the bene-
fit of securing several services
in one. !" The policy of being
'Evsrlastingly at it'' has served as
one Of the business building factors
of the Creole Shop which prides
itself on the good eats and services
that 1t offers all patrons.
Read the message Of the Creole
Shop as presented in the who's
Who" Directory on next to the
last page Of Times and Herald.
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INSISTS the delivery of
your Times or Herald every
day. III you do mot get your
Herald BY z q. ma, The Times
By 5 p. m., or the Sunday
Herald BY 8 4. M, call Main
$3.50. Delivery il Guaranteed
and your copy will be sent
you Immediately from The
Times Company Office BY
special messenger.
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Drifting at Ease.

Az soon as his newest picture
1.-THE Beloved Rogue was com.
pleted, John Barrymore hurried
down to the sea In his ship, '"rhe
Mariner" a 106-foot yacht which
holds the HonoluIu-Santa Barbara
race record.
The Washington times., 1927-04-11
BEN HUR" RETURNS TO
NATIONAL SCREEN

It inevitable that day everyone "Abes
Irish Rose the Roxy Theater New York and the film spectacle
Ben Hur which is back this week at the National.
This Goodwin Mayer masterpiece slated become
of the hardy perennas of the Someday will epsd
The Washington times., 1927-04-11

In this subject, Lloyd temporar-
lily abandons the habiliments Of
the smart young city Teller and
assumes the denim garb of
youthful bucolic toiler. The
clothes make no differences. He
il still Harold Lloyd, silent
dramas premier comedian.
The Washington times., 1927-04-11
THE BELLAMY GIRL AND
VITAPHONE

The matured beauty Of Beamy the admirable work
wise-cracng title writer make Ankles Preferred
the Metropolitan Theater evenly entertaining picture
story rite with humbng logical after
the early sequences and liberal doses from The old hokum
The Washington times., 1927-04-11
Back to the Fold

Daniel A. Reynolds, formerly
assistant manager OF the Earle
Theater.a has been promoted to
nnanaeership Of Crandall's Avenue
Grand Theater to succeed John B.
Gppernaan, resigned.
The Washington times., 1927-04-11
F. B. O.. READY WITH
FOUR. FOR APRIL

Four feature productions for release bv Film
Booking Offices during April Naughty Nannette Sos Dana
starring vehicle is being distributed. Meehan Is
directing this film which is conferred around motion
The Washington times., 1927-04-11
MR.. BARRYMORE AS. "A
ROWDY SCAMP

John Barrymore is understood for long has wanted play
the role Of Francois Von the immortal French poet thief and
vagabond Of Paris He has had his wish fulfilled "The Beloved
Rogue" current at Loew's Columbia Theater.
The Washington times., 1927-04-11
IA CUTE PICTURE AND A
BANG-UP BAND

Esther Hatton For Women"
and Irving Aarsonson leading the best band to local
movie Warnings fight for honors
IN the Palace this week. with the musicians winning by
The Washington times., 1927-04-11
A SACCHARINE SCENIC,
SAYS ]. W. b.

at the Rialtc long such confined strictly the
gardens which makes the stage for great part Of this play The
garden dream Of such loneliness and beauty as to make
the spectator with surprise that there are such
The Washington times., 1927-04-11
TTVOLI-
Harold LLOYD.

Harold Lloyd Il the star Of the
first two days at Crandall's Tivoli
Thsater. in The Kid Brother"
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WHO'S
Who
BY GERALD GRIFFIN
introducing
MRS. SAMUEL M. JONES
THE CREOLE SHOP

Mrs. Samuel IL.
Jones was born
in New York
City and " a s
graduated from
he schools Z.
New York State
She m we'd To
Washington. D
c., in Septem, er
OF 1919 and has
made this her
home since that
time.
In September
of 1929, her hus
band, the late
Samuel NJ. Jones
established The
Aa
The Washington times., 1927-04-11
THIS ONE NEATLY AND
ENJOYABLE
"a HAROLD PHILLIPs

AZ paygoer Of sagae reputation slightly scuffed
crowd started going at
the end Of the second As the sort Of act mind
that couldn't coneeaby end play we are constrained to
Heve wasn't strict attention the parallels Of
Mesrs Behrmsn and Nicholson the thesis love Is Like That
Indeed ended the hong auditors thought it did,
this piece might find ontpake space as Of radical depar
ture in construction.
Informed decks having cigaret that the
play CONSERVATION became wegh boundess when
Z surprised gentleman exclaimed:
"What? Why there amt been anticlimax yet"
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OPPORTUNITY
KNOCKS BUT
ONCE.

Our entire stock of used cars
has just been reduced to a
price which should enable us to
sell them in less than ten days.
In the stock you will find
sedan demonstrators driven only
a few hundred miles, also sedans,
coupes, tourings and roadsters
of various makes.
Most of these cars compare
very favorably with new cars of
the same make, and with the
Trew Motor Co. service should
give thousands of miles of salts
factory transportation.
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FOR sALE-AUTOMOBH4ES

OVERLAND SEDAN. 1925. with steel body
very snanpy little, car for $3.50, Packard.
OVERLAND SEDAN. 1923, in extra fine con
diton, tires all good, here is economical
transportation. for only S100 terms to suit.
Wardman Motors, Ink. I'LL and 1925 14th
PACKARD LIGHT g TOURING excellent APP
pearance. mechanically perfect every extra
$500 terms to responsible party. Frank.
PACKARD SIX SEDAN. 1O25-Refinshed in
Duco four-wheel brakes. balloon tires ana
This eaT is Worth ali Of 81 300 Witch is the
price asked trada Can be e2b1sht es on
Motor f1 Co.. f9ie i7th Il. Pot Sol. OiiO
PAIGE SPORT CHASSIS. up to the minute
in fine condition: terms. Call Lincoln 6295
during day; evenings Adams S622-J
P P1e bEsS oPhs like t ds
burners bun etc at $5S5 ne believe i to be
Conn ave- Main 26sO' 10
PEERLESS SEDAN; also Packard Sedan
left for private. sale: quick sale for cash.
Bayles. Aucts.. 462 Penna. ave. NV.
PONTIAC COACH. demonstration; run only a
few miles; this car in every detail is like
new II nes many extras {hf prGe mas been
car in trade. Adams Motor Co. 20l2 14th
REQ PHAETON. in Al mechanical conCli-
ton; paint is good. tires are good, including
meter: finished in gray Spanish leather up
s Mosor Co vow e 4 j. 1853 R St Te%
Open evenings and Sundays till | pm.
REQ TOURING. sos; real buy. This
car is in perfect condition; the motor is ex-
cellent fine paint and upholstery. good rub
her; easy terms. Adams Motor Co. 2012
l4th ct. NV.
REQ SEDAN. driven by. an official of this
company and only 4,367 miles, with new
Trew Motor Co M 4173 1909 14th st.
NV. Open evenings and SUNDAYS till | pm.
sTUDEBAKER. SPECIAL SIX 5-PAss.
Touring; bought in 1925; mstor in perfect
shape; good tires and appe@adransee with
Motor Co. 1926 14th st. NV.
STUDEBAKER SPECIAL. s TOURING. late
1922: excellent condition throughout must
sell Immediately: 500 cash Frank 1854.
WILLYs- KNIGHT COUPE SEDAN, 1925
Condition like new, so are the tires: $3.50
and terms to suit Wardman Motors. Inc.
I'LL and 1926 14th st. INV.
WILLYS-KNIGHT COUPE. 1926: owne1
leaving city. bargain. Golden Commodore
LYS-KNIGHT COUPE 1923: Just out of
repair shop: tires. upholstery and appear
ance will surprise you; at a very low price
and guaranteed in writing; very easy terms
1895 14th st.
WHY'S KNIGHT SEDAN 1924-NewIy
cash Cali to T. o6O7 North Capitol
cal. S. to S15. Weldit Co, 518 | st NV
FROZEN ENGINES WELDED IN THE CAR
Weldlt Co, 5f6 LIST st. NV.
AUTOMOBILES by auction at Weschler's,
920 Pa. ave. NV, every Wednesday and
Saturday. 10 am.
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WARDMAN.
FULLY WARRANTED.

Every car we have listed will
stand the most rigid mechanical
inspection.
Here you will find the car
you want at the price you can
afford to pay.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

FORDS! FORDS! FORDS +!
Good used cars and trucks Bargains
Terms TO suit. Line. $500.
STEUART MOTOR CO.,
I41 18th St Ne
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5000 WILL START you in business: money.
making possibilities Write Secretary. 113
=, stockton st, Trenton. N. j.
GROCERY STORE doing nice business
good mixed neiEh5orhood: must sacrifice,
Ill hnaltl PRICE $500 Lincoln Sa@I.
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BEAUTY PARLOR vicinity 14th 81. and
Park I'd, End floor rooms and bath: rea-
sonable rent. Address Box 331.D. Star office.
TAILORING shoe shining and dry goods
store for rent or sale, Ills Sth st sc.
Franklin or los
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-09

BARBER SHOP. 3 chairs near Union sta
ton . furnished rooms above, rent. $40:
price. 5000. 624 n. Cap. ST. Apply InT7
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OPPORTUNITY to Join with group of prom
inent men in local going, business oIer rn,s
investment required Address Box 313D'
Star Office TO-
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-
TO MAKE

SEE
The above cars and convince yourself of
real fact-follow. the crowds and take the
advice OF your friends.
"WALLACE"
For Better Used Cars.
1909 L St. M. 7612.
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10th and You.

WE, TOO. SELL GOOD
CARS, PROPERLY PRICED
TIME PAYMENTS. YOUR
CAR IN TRADE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-09

COMPLETELY FURNISHED. I4.room e-bath
act quickly. Address Box E6-D, Star Office.
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MAN or woman to invest $40 to $50 weekly
for advertising established business; Al
opportunity; investigate L. c. Stallings .ls
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FOR $500 WILL SACRIFICE 81 400 equity
in splendid Grllver-bliilt CIR. brick. 8 porches
nr. Park I'd and Rock Or. Park. Cleveland
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WILL. SELL Endorsed installment naper value
$40 900. payable monthly for three years
substantial discount. Address Box SID
Star office. IS
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FOR SALB-Hardware radio battery chsre-
ing housefurnising and raint store. Nd
dress BOY 2nS-D Star nfnNa %
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STERRETT & FLEMING. Inc.
Home of the Gold Seal Cars.
Champlain ST. at kalorama Rd.
Col. $3.50.
Open Evenings aud Sundays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-09

ASSOCIATE wanted selling experience pre-
ferred to establish profitable medicinal busi
ness. Address Box 3lS-D Star office.
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DELICATESSEN and steam table. located
near 18th and X SITS. NV This is a money
maker See Mr.. Likens 1919 NJ ct. NV.
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET. ne. sec
ton doing good business; good reason for
selling Address Box 37T-D Star Office. TO-
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FORD TOURINGS.
SIS TO $500.


Rules the world, said some
philosopher They have a great
deal to do with the choosing OF
used cars, too. Women seem to
possess an uncanny judgment,
detecting that which is inherent
ly good.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-09
USED CAR CORNER.
10th and u SITS.
Washington Cadillac Co.
Frank 1900 Open Evenings
SELECTED TRADE-INS.
$1,000 TO $275.O0
SPECIAL SALE.

The cars listed below repre-
sent our recent trade-ins which
we have grouped in this special
sale of popular cars at popular
prices. No car in this sale is
priced greater than S275.0O and
some as low as 5000. Read
this list carefully and then come
in early for your selection.
1924 Chevrolet coach.
1924 Chevrolet coupe.
1923 Chevrolet coupe.
1922 Ford coupe.
1921 Studebaker light 8 touring.
1921 Hudson 7-pass. sedan.
1925 Ford touring.
1922 Studebaker coupe.
1922 Hudson coach.
1922 Chalmers touring.
1924 Overland touring.
1923 Maxwell sport.
1910 Cadillac touring.
1918 Cadillac sedan.
HOLLAND MOTOR CO.,
1919 18th St.
Potomac S62.
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VII SELL GILT EDGE End trust, So 300.
E+l secured note, payable monthly within ti,nl
Ity. Write and owner will call. Agrees
Box 34n-D Star Office TO-
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mahogany: in fine condition: may be seen
by appointment Potomac SIS between 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-09

GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET doing $500
weekly business: lease rent, sac so: price
So 600 lincoln sh2-. IL
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CHIFFONIERS. dressers princess dfessers
beds, tables. chairs. pianos; no dealers. 14o6
Of N W
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CHIFFONIER. fine inlaid mahogany: also
small ice box nearly new; bargain. Phone
Inffnrsnn Ant col. 1Oe
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HAVE $500 to invest in legitimate business
with services. Call Lincoln 6Slb-J. TO-
CORPORATIONS FORMED Corporation
Truet Company COZ Union Trust Building
GROCERY AND MEAT BUSINESS on Main
thoroughfare in ne, doing about $500
will take $4,000: 4-room and hath apt with
ami. year lease; rent sos.
GEO p GROVE,
IA Investment RIds FIX S1Oo
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HARDWARE STORE in q good location
doing good business. Address Box 326-D.
Star office %
ROCERY-Reasonable reason for selling
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-09

BUFFET toak) china closet chairs up
right rosewood piano. Cleveland 700 after
q n los
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BEAUTY PARLOR owner. well known in
CITY. would like to make connection with
or two more branches in city. Three already
established by same. Address Box 472-D'
Star Offire
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CLOTHING-Workingm $50 suits. slightly
used So TO SIS. Big values. Old reliable
Justh's Old Stand. 619 D NV.
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BOOKS. I0c each: al kinds: cloth bound
marvellous values. Big Book Shop. 933 G
g n W
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DIAMOND. 3 carats: beautiful: viii trade
on D. G. real estate or 1929 Lincoln or
Cadillac closed car. Address Box 372-D.
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CAFETERIA - Well established: making
money; beet equipped in city: business neigh
, porhood; two ladies could net 81 900 per
month; price one-half actual cost; reasonaoie
tease on buildings. Phone North e144-J
before q a m or after nm. To-
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

tContinued.l
TAILOR STORE. central location. estab;
e.. B sa' $3.50 Star snS P Once
FOR SALE-Laundry doing excellent busl,
eeniDm e 0Pf neiaSed j, SO 900
cash; no trade considered. J. p Quarles
1 1ls se cyl Wash ST.. Alex va. Telephone
SALES ORGANIZATION in security field
representing undivided interest valuable
on e eensn rqO o Ss
ior. 2si woodward building. 10.
CAFETERIA - Well established. making
oes two apdes eoS nes 81
khonth; price .one-half actual cost reasonaole
before am or after pm. 10.
BEAUTY ,PARLoR owner. well known II
CITY. would like TO make connection with
or Two more branches in city, Three already
sstablished by same. Address Box 472-D,
WI. SELL GILT EDGE End trust, 50 300.
!; years ior 81 $50 cash; unusual opP9955tan:
BOX a4o rIbSo s aap o TSae' wiz e4'. 10.
oPPORTUNTTY to join with group Of prom.
inent men in local going business om one me
Investment required Address BOX 373-D,
WILL SELL indorsed instailment .paper value
$40. 600. payable monthly for three years ,s e
substantial discount Address BOX %. 80
Star office. 10
MAN or woman to invest $40 to $50 weekly
for advertising established business: Al
opportunity: Investigate. L. c. Stallings: als
j St NV. - II -
FOR $500 WILL SACRIFICE 81 400 equity
In splendid Gruver-biiilt CIR. brick, porches;
mr.. Park I'd. and Rock Or. Park. Cleveland
2959
BARBER SHOP 3 chairs. near Union sta
ton: . furnished rooms above, rent. $40:
price. $500 624 N Cap. st. Apply lnfI
Wisconsin ave. 10
FOR SALB-Hardware radio. battery tharg-
ing. housefurnsing and natnt store. "a
dress Box 305-D. Star ONCE %
ASSOCIATE wanted selling experience rre.
ferred TO establish profitable medicinal busi
ness. Address Box 3lS-D, Star office
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET dong $500
weekly business. lease rent, S32 80. price
SO 600. Lincoln S621. IL
COMPLETELY FURNISHED I4.room e-bath
rooming house: ami: naying proposition.
act quickly Address Box 56-D, Star office.
81
5000 WILL START YOU in business: money.
ma
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SALES ORGANIZATION in security. field
wanted 20 handle issue land trust certidcates
representing undivided interest valuable
Florida beach front property. Liberal com
mission contract to live organic alton. Tray
Tor. 23l Woodward Binding 1Os
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BUICK COUPE, 1925: Master six Country
Club model with rumble seat: mechanical
condition exceptionally good. Can be bought
ut sacrifice price IL you act quickly viii
arrange very easy terms. Mr.. Miller. 302
Transportation Bldg. Phone Main 1860,
clio am. or go 80 pm.
BUICK 1928 COUPE. small. 6-cylinder: low
mileage and In excellent condition. Buick
Agency. 1016 Conn. ava.
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BUICK TOURING. in Al condition and new
tires; this car is priced right; your car in
trade The Trew Motor Co. M. 4173. Open
evenings and Sunday till ] pm. 1909 14th
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CADILLAC. 5-Pass Coupe coach-Seldom do
we ever get car in such wonderful condi-
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