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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1927-10-06

week end home from Prosser.
The first meeting Of the Junior
League was held Monday at $3.50
pm. Forty-one were present. The
following were elected as officers
for the coming year: President,
Louise Schaffner; secretary, Ger
aldine Mitchell; treas, Joseph
johnson; LIST vice, Leatta Williams;
End vice. Mabel Johnson; 3rd vice,
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Harvey Austin; 9Th vice, Bonnie
Lea. The Junior League will meet
every Monday at $3.50 pm.
Mrs. Bertholf had a fire at her
home last Thursday which destroy
ed practically all Of her belong
ings. The houss was also destroyed
but was insured. The owner lives
at Umatilla. The cause Of the IRE
is unknown.
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Famous Bible

The first printed Bible was the
Gutenberg Bible. which was also
the earliest book of any kind that
was printed with movable type. It
was published in Latin at MINI In
1452-1456 A. D. by Johannes Gu
tenberg.
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It is not possible to determine
when Children's day originated.
From early times many pastors de-
voted q certain Sabbath for special
services for children. In 1856,
Rev. Charles b. Leonard. pastor OF
the First Universalist church or
Chelsea. Mass, set apart Sunday
for the dedication of children to
the Christian life. This was the
second Sunday in June. In 1868
the Methodist convention recon-
mended the second Sunday in June
TO be annually observed as Chill
dren's day. In 1881 the Ecumeni-
cal Methodist council Of London
recommended the same. day ana
similar action was taken in 1885
by the Presbyterian General as
eo,,,hlu
"Double-Crossing"
Doctor Vizetelly says in regard
to the expression s'double-cross, "
that a New York boss In the early
sos testified before an, investigat-
ing committee that when CON
stituent asked q favor he made a
record of the name and fact and If
he intended to, grant the petition
marked a cross after the name.
Sometimes he would change his
mind, In which case he added 8
second cross. In his testimony he
would say: 81 crossed Smith: j
8double-crossed JONES'" etc. Posi-
bly, this is the origin of the express
sion "double-cross" as used today.
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THE SENIOR PLAY
Joe Siegfried

For the past few days the seniors have been
trying out for parts in the play "Happy-Go-
Lucky. This is modern play which they will
present sometime this fall. 1t includes one of
CAST
Abel Mainwaring, George Broughman; Lady
Mainwaring, Elsie Turner; Richard Mainwar
ing, Art Carpenter; Sylvia Mainwaring, Eth
elyn Kilt.
Lucius Welwyn George Sheppard; Mrs. We'll
wyn, Ora May Lyons; lilly, Welwyn, Imogene
Glascock; Percy Welwyn. Joe Siegfried. Jr.
Grandma Banks Violet Gurnsey; Rev. Ry-
Crawford Mr.. Pumpherston, Gerald Campbell;
Mr.. Stilbottle Cecil Boyer; Mr.. Milroy. Rich
ard Tullar; Mr.. Mehta Ram, Richard fuller.
STAFF
Business manager. Elizabeth Frazier
Advertising Mildred Doan, Silver Mcguire.
Stage Managers, Elmo Human, Kenneth KRAFT
ger.
Director. Gertrude Bonner.
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POLIYANNA
.COLYUM-

! !. J; !. ]. ! !
ssThese short
ptAaA skirts women are
~ zN wearing are be-
FIJI lEny SNy y0nd me-" COM
Hfff 111I planned the Ken
Htt newick nearsight-
Esp ed man. as he adj
@H9 ~ justed his glasses
L1 MM & & &
n((S6NC Ranking pretty
e. high among the
~ pleasures of life, for a
while. is acting as if
you had a great deal
more money than you
really have.
N & & & &
N Skinny asked us the
other day how long
girls should be loved.
THE same as short
girls" we told him,
3and stand on chair if necessary"
& & & &
A MANS CREED
Let me live, Oh Mighty Master
Such q life as men should know;
Tasting triumph and disaster
Joy. but not too much of woe.
Let me run the gamut over,
Let me fight and love and laugh,
And when I'm beneath the clover,
Let this be my epitaph:
Here lies one who took his chances
In the busy world of men;
Battled luck and circumstances;
Fought and fell and fot again;
Won sometimes but did no Growing
Lost sometimes, but did not wall;
Took his beating but kept going;
And never let his courage fail.
& & & &
Hardly right to inflict the a
bOve verse on our readers, but
the thought seems to fit busi-
ness as a whole. or at least it
fits in with our ideas and our
ideals.
& & & G.
AS our Kin Hubbard might say:
Pretty nigh every husband, a.
long in December, promises his
wife new hat in the spring.
But it's pretty hard to revive
the promises in April. There
should be pulmotor in every fam
ily."
& & & &
Our idea of a. dumb-bell
is the sap who tried to
start the cuckoo clock by
putting bird seed in it.
& & & &
Rheumatism may
have been Natures prim-
tive effort to establish
Weather Bureau.
& & & &
Paint Salesman: eI'd like to be
cremated. but I'm sure my wife
wouldn't like it."
"Why So"
"Oh, she's always complaining
about my leaving my ashes about"
& & & &
WHEN. A MAN. KNOWS
The Value of Time, He does
Not try to Kill it.
& & & &
Heard on the bank corner: "Did
you ever meet man who made
you feel as if he were secretly
laughing at your"
eyes. my wife's divorced hus-
band
& & & &
Beyond the Alps lies Italy
and, lest We forget
Behind the billboard lies America.
& & & &
A cynic ---- is a humorist : : :
with the misfortune to be born :
- with smile = - a trifle
to one side.
MADAM. is your husband at
home 2" inquired a book agent. 81
would like to have him look at
this book. What to do in Case of
an Accident"
"Just wait until / look and see,"
replied Mrs. Peck grimly, "and
if he amt home he's going to need
that book"
Penny says the main trouble
with the Al Smith boom is
going to be "over ripeness"
by pulling time next year.
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conspicuous printing in white paint. Some at
tempted to resist the penalty but the strength
Henceforth the sophs presume that they will
not be bothered with. further disobedience.
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."No more than
an electric rom

Users find that current for the
family ironing costs no more with a
Thor " Thirty "Ironer than with
an electric iron. But you sit down
at the Thor! Folds out of the
way when not in use. Operates with q
touch of the hand. OnsPecial terms nOwI
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k 81. S. K. 81. SIX. II. Six a. Six. 81. S.
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On special terms NOW

Until October 18th you can place new
Thor in your home on special terms. Only IS
down, $40 monthly. Many other companies
have increased prices but ours remain the
same. Thor lasts for years and years. Dem
onstrations daily. Try out the new Thor.
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these short
skirts women are
wearing are be
y0nd me-" com
planned the Ken
newick nearsight-
ed man. as he ad-
justed his glasses
& & &
Ranking pretty
high among the
ures of life, for a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-20
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

| HOTEL POSITIONS OPEN - HOTELS.
| clubs apartments. institutions. schools: col
| leges tea rooms. restaurants. cateteilas
| need trained men and women. DEMAND ~
! creasing daily Every day opening IN u. c..
All states for managers assist. managers,
hustesSeS, housekccpers. accountants. room
classes now forming. Glass limited. En-
roll early Prepare In few short months
for hig nay. with bigger opportunities opsn
ING SCHOOLS PENNSYLVANIA ave. at BIRD st.
YOU CAN LEARN COMMERCIAL ART,
nostcr Illustration. CartooninE. etc. taught
by director and his associates u largest art
studio in city. Personal instruction day, and
I I>Sa sT0 Si1is AcANnSTEMYY ARTS XND SCI,
FNCFS 1917 Rhode Island ave. n W. Phone
North 9I@@. - years in Washington ="
THOSE WITH UNDEVELOPED TALENT
portunity for practical training evenings;
VIII interview only those DESTROYS of max
ing commercial art their profession, Ad-
dress BOX l3l- star office. -
MARCEL WAXIlNG. FINGER ,r WAVING &
h es'fv cn ai tsaeh eve Day and eventns
classes THE HONOUR SCHOOL Suite BOZ
305 Burchcn Blde.. ST. l4th 81. Fr. 5l3l.
III YOU WANT 4 GOOD POSITION. TAKE
course in Gregg shorthand, touch, tvpe-
woods Commercial School 81 f, Caritol
St Telephone Lincoln, 80 81 wears, success
Nerv liberal monthly rates ----
BCACTY CULTURE TAU6HT--sneeial rates
AuS ana sent: S25 starts your course.
Farrmont Bpauty Shonpe 3I15 18th St. Col.
S&6T. 4l6 18th St Frank. 7640. -
BEAUTY CULTURF. COMPLETE COT RISE
hi3 -. Day ard evening classes t1I hoSl.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS ny OLD ENfE'
yienced instructors; satisfaction insured
white chauNeurs furnished Call Line, 81
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SITUATTON-NALE.

FILIPINO, experienced. wants d position
"A butler and plain cooking in private family
or waiter. Address Box 339-M Star office
81
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63 Cadillac Phaeton.
$500 down and So so per month. Good
mechanical condition. also tires top and up
huistpry
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sAIE-AUTOMOBIIEs.

OVERLAND STANDARD SEDAN. model %;
5 new tires; run 5000 miles 81, mechanical .s
mont ave Decatur $50.
OVERLAND TOURING. l9e4-New tires:
ee Ses o ssHsh a47 aspiss
81 NV. Adams 5477 21s
PACKARD SIX CLUB sEDAN--Latest model.
on easy terms for s., $50 Trade sccepted.
1923 1Hh NV. 21s
PAIGE 7-PAss SEDAN 1875: original cost.
trade: big reduction in price. Sis 10th
PAIGE cABRi0LET RoADsTER-3 months
$500 los. cost Sis 10th st. ne
1dad'ioH Must P S sati $50 25s i1,s s.S g.
PEERLESS SIX SEDAN-Brand-neW latest
model: 81 ESQ lees than cost. Don't miss
th's one Terms or trade. 1923 l4th NV.
Dill, YOU HEAR about that Pontiac coach
i hld ta1 yo1 sEan buy Z fer $3.50, You had
. dandy Maxwell touring carE II looks
almost like nev. Well We have one. Ito
tain YOU see tins before You bly, Ne.
h 36t Dick Murphy Inc. Buick Dealers,
REQ SEDAN. 1925-De luxe model: paint
like new. upholstery perfect. Mechanically
this car. runs like watch and It is fully
easy The Trew Motor Co. 1902 18th Of.
Nam 4l73. Open evenings: sundays until
REQ ROADSTER I026-Paint. tires u hols-
terry and mechanically excellent. Full Iuip-
ment. including bumpers, spare tire. 81 :
priced very reasonably Terms easy Tho
Trew Motor Co. 1909 14th st. Main .i113.
Omen evenings sundays until ) pm
REQ FLYING CLOUD. demOnstrator; run
less than 5000 miles. new-car guarant ,: bIE
SAVING 90 4Wrk purchaser; terms can be
". Arb. Open evenings: sundays until
) nm.
REQ ROADSTER - Late model: eW client
nfbaa1ho: iH,iy eanippetd lnsiH,ding shock
trade. Call Main 10000. Apt. 712. foi dem.
lion Can be seen at Mt Pleasant nslatet iTsse
where information relative thereto Gin be
obtained. see Chas. E. Klopfer. 2is
STEARNS-KNIGHT SEDAN. 1924: new tires
feet: appearance excellent. The Trew Motor
Co; 15(9 14th. Main 4l73. Open evenings
STUDEBAKER DICTATOR sEDAN--Nev
9lH%gnssr wants - smaller car Address, Box
:i32-M. Star Office. 2ls
STUDEBAKER sEDANo-- Newly painted,
WILLS: ST, CLAIRE 1925 sEDAN-Driven
bargain at s1.O5O. Terms or trade. 1928
wILLYS- KNIGHT SEDAN. model Is: IL
months Old; 5 brandnew tires: upf olstery
and mechanical condition perfect: wheel
brakes: 81 900. terms cash. CART on Ca.
rage. 1ll4 Vermont ave. Decatur 40.
WILLYS-KNIGHT TOURING. 1921: excep-
tionally good condition: $3.50. or will trade
for small coupe Telephone Cleveland 1923.
21'
WILLYS KNIGHT SEDAN, 1928: 10000
miles: new tires new paint: $3.50. Mrs.
La Belle. Pot. 1880. 20'
AUTOMOBILES by auction AT. Welchler's,
go Pa. ave NV. every Wednesday and
Saturday. 10 am.
TIRES AND TUBES. used. all sizes. 81 and
I'd, also special prices on large balloon tires:
Hundley's 3t36 i4th st. NV.
USED AND NEW TIRES. 81 up: BIS serv-
ice: vuicanizing and batteries. Justice Tire
& Battery Shop. corner 9th and G nv. 21s
FOR BETTER USED CARS"-Reinember
1909 L st. Terms or cash. Wallace Motor
GO. LoOk for our list in these columns
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1924 Stude. Big 6 Speedster.
Tires and paint like new. in Al running
order. S235 down and S34.60 per month.
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Is \ !
SALESMAN.
CHAUFFEURS.

Furnishings Goods Salesman.
Experienced salesman for
mems store, qualified to handle
better class trade. Unusual OPP
portunity for a future, Apply
by letter only, stating fuIl ex-
perience, to Mr. l.. Saltz. RAJ
leigh Haberdashcr, Inc, 1910 I
st. NV.
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Star "Want Adj"
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.

iisss isth St Marfy's ciaar and Magazine
5sStnS, ard Q SITS. $, c}en,enee: p,,,
saaSSSs I'm I'm co,sroxcE IT. s5,,Ss et' Co
a4th and Buchanan sts.-Hohoergers Phar'
a4t5 a.. and Colorado avs,-o'Donnen E
S20o Mount Pleasant st.-Mount Pleasant
SSiigarc and News shop Coo. AGENCY
2l62 California st--Hsrrv J. Paul.
NaTY9nnSg fs sxe5 sh sn9 ys.tsan,ary phar
snd and Mass axe-phillns' Pharmacy
1st and K sts.-Duncan's Pharmacy.
9Th and K sts.-GoIdenberE' tme clerk IS
rs s &. and r. / avej 7 French a simpson
51th and NJ sts.--L. II Forster's Pharmacy
Ca. ave. and Rock Creek Church rd.-Rock
Creek Pharmacy
Es aye Tps sna gP:hN r9aFm''y
sss9s Ga sys-lN9;9Ss,s od Ph9TmsGy
9s62 Ia st a1s!S Phsfmacy 'H' ~ any,
1905 Mass. ave.-Dupont Pharmacy. ~,
Fsn s Hnd and nd Isl stES. Reiskn Us
North Capitol st. and r. l. ave.-Farkers
179s Pa. AYE. Louis, Krick; .,
f134 New, York ave.-,-RiveeTside Pharmacy
Ssh s st, and N Pa. sxeEHsrbsts Pharmacy.
$3l5 Conn. ave.-,IIoll,s Newsstand;
Wisconsin ave. and Macomb st.-Harry c.
s Sa! TssS@sn Bs2'
rakonla ,pirls. a59 Cedar st.-Matt'nsly
GEoRGETOwS.
3ai no S1d IS pb G 5r,s;s rhafa'F
34ll NJ st.--Maslicy,s Pharmacy
Wisconsin ave. and o st-Donahue's Phar-
NORTHEAST.
4th and Fl sts.-Home Drug Store.
907 II st.---(3arren's Music Store
cth. st. ard Nd aye.-LqQjs + Bradley
Taih st ca enc M INA S%S Pharmacy
$50 East Capitol si.-Estlow & Tate Phar-
Tas, Cap. and sth sts-Pieloqss Pharmacy
18th and East Cap sts.-L'ncoln Park Phar-
aoih s., and R l. ave.--collins' Pharmacy
$500 18th st.-Brooklana Pharmacy. Brook
<th st and R. l. ave.--John G. Btgss' Phsr-
270I 18th st-Donahoe's Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST.
Sbb and and P F.. ppnPWS as1 DTuP s2Ts
1Ith 81 aud Pa ave-FeaIey's Pharmacy.
1907 Nichols ave. Anacostia-Healy DruS
SOUTHWEST
sth AMI 5 s,s'GLsntz's Drug store.
a. ana L sts-Colurlbia Pharmacy.
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BEFORE ISSUE. with the following excep-
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S-T-U-D-E-B-A-K-E-R
WORTHWHILE BARGAINS.

1925 Buick Coach, Master 8.
Original finish like new: bumpers front
and rear. mOtometer: tires good: $500 down
and S45.30 per month.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

EsMAN-Accustonled TO selling TO gro
cery trade from truck. A good opportunity
for those who are acquainted and can fur
rish their own truck. No capital required
Must be honest and hustler Address.
EelWiK & Leitch 1898 Gorsuch ave,
Baltimore Md
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in sales TO home
owners Heating plants. Comm ssons rang,
Ing from $50 10 $500 per week. Our field
10 uracticaliv untouched. real future for
ambitious and capable men Write; stating
telephone number. Address Box 40l-H. star
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HELp-MaLE AND FEMALE.

COOK and butler. experienced. reliable. ref.
erence. Address Box JAM. star office. .0'
COOK for boarding house: preferably to stay
nights. adT Seward so. Sc.
MAN AND WIFE settled without children,
to care for COW garden and lawns on small
place near Washington: nice house with all
ts.nvcuicnpes for them and reasonable salary.
Address Box 81 NJ. star office.
MAN AND WlFE--Woman. frst.class cook
man butler and houscman must he able to
g. - a. Dps
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1925 Oakland Landau.
Like new. original finish and les. fully
equipped. $40 down and S51.15 per month.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

TYPlST rapid and accurate. desires tenn
porary. or permanent position. Main t15S
SI5 18th NV. -
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SITUiTIO\-FEMtLt..

NURSE. reliable Viii care tor mothers and
babies leaving hospital: ulEht or day. Col.
~~loW
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

PFKTNGESF PUPPIES by An Ming Of Cedar
Crest timp,l. out of Lady Lee. GOA Whit
tier ct NV.
ENGLISH Settlers for sale three months
NV. Ell
PARROT--ExceIent talker. 300 18th St
Sc. ant. 4.
WHITE COLLlES. pcdiRrced: reasonable.
Phone W. W. Thomas. Falls Church S02;F-4
GIVE YOUR birds our SONG RESTORER
and TONIC. WIN help to bring thenl back
II s4ng We have also BqSToN TERRlER
SpiTZ. Fox TERRIERS and other dogs.
rabbits. Guinea pigs. parrots. goldfish
SCHMID'S EMPORIUM OF PETS.
IL Eth St NV.
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nutside representative for an esiablshe
s.ornnration. Sales experience. ~hlIe perhaps
belnful is not essential. as results only arc
chnSldered Must he known locally. salary
AZ bonus Advancement 10 xtnutiye post
Uon available If Qualiae1 Address Box
~, N Star Once.
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1925 Overland Sedan.
Original finish. tires good mechanically
perfect S215 down and S3l70 per month.
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to attend Cuuva lescent or ~rmi-Invald during
dav. VERY reasonable Ciar Sal-F-H-l.
TEACHER experienced, ten years normal
practice work. desires postum ~ private
school city. Address Box "S0-M, star office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-20

MAN AND WIFE want work on country
place aIl~arOun9 man. "aruenter and paint
e.. wife good cook. j. A. Shannon. Mclean
Va. zen. delivery. 2l'
MAN AND WIFE. colored: as janitor: can
90 nice DlaEterng, VIII accept any kind of
work. 36lS Conn ave 2I'
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Late Lincoln Phaetcn.
Fully equipped: paint and tires ike new:
mechanism ok. $40 down and S11.l5 per
month
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Price 5000. Inquire 319 Todd nj ne. 2Is
WILLS-ST. CLAIRE 1925 SEDAN-Driven
only 1000 miles Cost 81 800. real
bargain at 81 $50. Terms or trade. 1923
18th NV. 2Is
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY for the right
man to purchase half interest in this rapidly
growing business: only experienced laundry
men need apply. Further particulars see
manager of Riverside Laundry. rear 6l2 NJ
ST sW 2Os
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

'T0 DRIVING LESSONS BY OLD EXfE
need instructors, satisfaction insured
13te chauNCurs furnished. Call Line, 81
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REQ SEDAN. 1g25-De luxe model: pant
like new. upholstery perfect. Mechanically
tins car. runs like a watch and 1t is fully
equipped. real buy in q REQ Terms are
easy The Trcw Motor Co. SOP 18th st
Nam 4I73. Open evenings sundays until
: n
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STERRETT & FLEMING. Inc.
Home of the Gold Seal
Used Cars"
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FOR BETTER USED CARs"-Remer6er.
Co. Look for our list in these columns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-20

STEARNS-KNIGHT 1021-In perfect 1ondi-
tiqn Can I've seen al Mt Pleasant iraxe
where Information relative thereto GIN be
obtained. see Chas E. KloDfer 2is
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REQ FLYING CLOUD. demOnstrator run
less than 5000 miles, new-Car EUarant ,: big
saving TO quick purchaser: terms can be
arranged. The Trew Motor Co. l50G l4th.
". 41I3. Open evenings sundays until
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SITuATION-FEMALE.

HOUSEKEEPER COMPANION: refined ex-
UeTlcncrd, excellent reference. country or
suburbs. Address Box 33S NJ. Star Office.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GARAGE for auto sales. repairs. gas and &C.
cessorics. old established best location in
town. 2035 Ga. ave. NV. adjoining ball
mark
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EASY TERMS-BETTER CARS-waIia0s.
] HnA L sf See List in fhese Cnlunna.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
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Why put off for some other time? Look
At those ideal locations and Judge for your
sell
1901 Benniug I'd. ne
1904 New Hampshire ave. NV.
1852 2lst St NV.
1900 It.
59il Georgia ave. NV.
wonderful opportunity for any line Of
business. - -
1n06 St NV. Franklin 6l29.
DOWNTOWN CAFETERIA.
Established and successful business. with
good lease, in ono of the busiest downtown
sections. viii he sold privately for less than
cost cQuip mcut StrCtcst investigation in
Iitrd Address Box li5-M. star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-20

REQ ROADSTER - Late model: exf client
condition: fully, equipped. including shock
trade. Cali Main 10000 Apt 7I2. 70. dem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-20

STEARNSKNIGHT SEDAN 1924: new tires
and paint new slip covers: mechanically per-
feet: appearance excellent. The Trew Motor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-20

Transient classified advertisements for the
Baltimore Sun and the New York Times will
be received over the Business Counter of The
Star at regular rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-20

REQ ROADSTER l026-Paint. tires VI hOls-
terry and mechanically excellent Full Iuip-
ment. including bumpers, spare tire 81 :
very snappy looking roadster which We have
priced very reasonably. Terms easy. The
Trew Motor Co. 1909 1ith ST. Main l173.
Onion ctcnlnas- sundays until 5 nm.