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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-09
NAeHEL OFF TO INTERIOR

Edward Magnet, who has been visiting in Juneau with his par. ents for the last two weeks, left here this morning on the steam CT Alameda for College, Alaska, where he will resume his studies at the Alaska Agricultural Col lege.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-09

This store will be open even ings on the. 10th of each month. for the accommodation of the trade.
 adv. GOLDSTEIN'S EMPORIUM.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-09

WHY SURE! THl PRESIDENT l.Will be out all winter. warm and lcomfortable. Just Phone 257.
 Roh Turner. ady
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ATTENTION EASTERN STARS

Regular business meeting Ju. neau Chapter No. ', o. B. s. al 8 o'clock Tuesday evening, Janu- ary 10. Visiting members wei come.
 MAE WILLIAMS, w. M. adv. ALICE BROWN, Sec'y.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-09
Fall-Sinclair Case Is
 Postponed to April 2

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9-Re- trial of the Fall-Sinclair oil con- spiracy case has been postponed until April because of the ill., ness. of former Secretary of In- terior A. B. Fall.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-09

Advertising always pays. vIse the columns of The Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-09

Advertisine aiways pays. Uss the columns Of The Empire
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-09

Leon oil permanent wave. $12.hO. Fern Beauty Parlor. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-09

i'd papers for sale at The Empire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-31

Many mothers are taking their chill
'dser bit too seriously They are
Sanuiyer with nervousness at the least
.sagn OF Independence IN the child,
Thought word or deed. Suppose ne
makes a mistake. Suppose he gets
burt? Suppose, suppose
Try not 70 suppose about II. Try 10
remember that this little girl, this nub-
biy little boy is a constantly changing
being. a new person daily. Each child
R0eS through his own peculiar routine
*of growth One gKips The collecting,
differing. acquiring stage, another
seems 10 dwell ia It q long time. An
Dther takes q long time ia the annoy
ng negative stage, when he says NO
b everything, even what he wants
naoSt
ONE boy takes lazy. stubborn streaks,
when nothing can move him. Another
s childishIy obliglng and docile beyond
kdolescence. One sWeet-faeeo girl Aes
end Les until il seems that the truth
5 not In her Another stern proved
Aaugkter will create storm In the
hesghborhooc by telling what seems 70
Ger 10 be the precise truth 70 al whom
khe meets. Each child goes through
bis own routine Of growth.
But there Is q rather well Defined
rhart Of growth that all children follow
Ia the large We discover there Ger
tain fxed principles. certain set phases
Certain laws that help UE to help the
children. II is our duty 10 know about
them and learn how 10 apply the ae-
cepted truths Of child growth. u
mothers knew what 70 expect Of chill
GEen from stAge-to-stsge growth, II
hey knew approximately what couid ~
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SUMMERTIME
BIZ d. c. PEATTTE.

The cabin in the woods stood quite
deserted. In the blaze Of the July sun,
a the clearing, I stood and looked at
It, its windows open and broken. its
shutters swung out and the bees dron-
ing in and out OF the doors that
seemed like the eye sockets Of a skull.
Prom the encroaching circle Of the
woods rose the hot zizzzz-zZZzZ-zzzz
OF the dcg-day cicadas. hostile, natural
and unhuman. In the shiftless fashion
Of back-country people the inhabitants
no doubt, had just moved on" Ma
ture was coming back again, retaining
her own. Mold and wind and the wood
beetles would do for the cheap shelter
Of the cabin within , years: it would
exist no more and the bramhleS would
grow up through the stump Of the
chimney.
And then saw, growing by the rivu-
let that issued from the stone storing
house, the mint flower. blooming pale
and lilac among dark-green. odorous
leaves. If the dog is mans ally in the
animal world, old-faShioned mint. ii
seems TO me, is his plant ally. The
lovely wheat flower, blowing in the Au-
gust drought wind, the apple tree heavy
with bearing. these two are his
But they are to be had only for much
tending. The mint will grow, once
planted. and spread far Fragrant and
little, tender and merry. it goes where
he goes, follows after even If he do not
call it. like a faithful dog No nlyrrh
from Araby or aloes from Socoktra mol
hahn of Gilead tastes half so cool and
sweet these days aas 1laH .fiayHr Of the
old-fashioned mint in the parched
mouth.
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Your Baby and Mine
By MYRTLE MEYER ELDRED.

Mrs. I. B. writes. II have had to
wean my 3 months -old baby entirely
and am now giving him two and one
half ounces of milk and water at each
feeding and one teaspoon Of maltese
with this
1T wonder If you would care to print
the following experience 7 have had
with the baby? Ny first baby. who
died at months, was very constipated
This second baby. discovered when I
came from the HOSPITAL, was going to
have the same trouble. He seemed al
ways to need assistance in order to
have movement. took him to a
baby specialist who, after an exanni-
nation, said that the rectum was so
small that he never could have a nat
, ural movement He dilated the rectum
three times, Two weeks apart. After
the first dilation the baby had nat
urai movement. Now / need only give
| him prIlne juice and everything is fine.
| Some mothers may be having this same
trouble, and think 1t is constipation,
| which it isn't
Answer. This isn't an uncommon
| situation, and it was fortunate that you
! discovered the cause OF the trouble
early and rectified it, All little bodies
are not perfect, though we wish that
they ali might be.
Mrs. il appreciated your nice let
ter and am glad you did not take Of
| Tense. Your letter suggested that you
feared your boy OF Is was sissy" and
naturally ! felt there must be some
/ grounds for your fear do not believe
that boy Of IS should smoke, though
many of them do. What / tried TO
make clear is that If boy of this age
doesn't want to smoke that Is his own
business. and his own decision and it
would only make enemies for him If he
vent around with "holier than thou
attitude. Rad companions can ruin
even a good boy, but see no reason
| why your boy should have TO go with
boys Of the type you describe. Surely
he meets the other type Of boy, who
could be a chum TO him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-31

times it is coarse and ugly. How can !
keep IL always pretty? ~ have blue
green eyes and a medium skin. What
shade of powder and rouge should /
use? 90 Does lipstick make the lips
larSer? I would like to have copies Of
your leaflets. How can get them?
ANXIOUS.
Answer.-u) A good way to start
making your lips red in the morning
is to stimulate your circulation by
cold or tepid bath, followed by brisk
rundown with a coarse towel. This viii
bring a healthy glow 10 your SKIN.
Battle your face in cold water for sew
eral minutes also. Take a few Settlng-
m exercises or. better still. take a brisk
walk before breakfast. Your weight Is
good. az I think mid case Of sun
burn will help the acne on your back.
Sit In the sun with the window open
and let the health-giving rays shine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-31

done with child in a certain stage
Of growth. life would be happier and
simpler for everybody concerned. Fewer
mothers would be lying awake nights.
Remember that child has no
knowledge and therefore can have no
understanding Of what hts mother
means To him. He takes all she IL and
all that she does for granted. Children
are not ungrateful They are not in
/ formed II they knew they would UNI
derstand and respond, but they do not
| know and until they have lived through
certain experiences, they cannot know.
1 50 please do not weep over the child'S
/ base ingratitude when he or she talks
/ back says ] vii not. makes himself
4 comfortable and ignores the rest Of the
world Don't take him 50 seriously. He
! is q growing creature who will change
/ from day 10 day and you have an IN
/ fiuence In that change II you know
/ how 10 exert H.
| Study the children Study all you
can about all children. join a child
study club Take the magazine that
deals with problems OF childhood, Read
! and read about children, Get acquailt-
ed with the leaders in the field Of child
training in your own city and town
How close are you TO the teachers and
the club leaders In your home town.
When you know about children you
will have courage 10 laugh lot, ~
caution little. command In season
and have faith in their final arrival Of
q pleasant place.
lCopyriRht, 1921
4 fMf Pafri VIII give personal attention
10 inquiries from parents and school teach
sFs on she care and development 81 chill
dFen Write hlm 10 rsfe 81 thie paper
lpeloting stamped addressed envelope foi
reply.
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bleaching the Skin.

Dear Miss Leeds: am 40 years old
and seem TO be aging quickly. Please
give me bleach for my neck. face ana
arms. MANY 10y,
Answer.-Here is simple bleach that
you may massage into your skin every
night after you have cleansed 1t thor.
oughly: Three tableSpoonfulS strained
lemon Juice. two teaspoonfuls boraX,
one and one-half ounces glycerln ana
eight ounces rose water. Dissolve the
boray in a little rose water. mix the
lemon Juice with the glycerin, then stir
all together. LOIS LEEDS.
fCnnvrieht 1921
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Lessons in English
By ". L. GORDON.

Words often nisused: Do not say
The man pied guilty" Say Pleaded
guilty"
Often niispronounced: Barrel; "a
&c In at "e" as in tell" not "ul."
Often nisSpelled: Immobile; two
ms
Synonyms: Language. diction, 70
cabulary. expression, phraseology.
Word study: Use word three times
and il is yours" Let us increase oui
vocabulary by mastering one word each
day. Today's word, Multiplication the
process of multiplying. 1T was be-
H1Idering multiplication Of details
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Improving the Lips.

Dear Miss Leeds: "a All day long
/ my lips are pale and shapeleSs; but
!. toward night they get color and shape
q They are not big. massage them
: How can I have pretty lips always
! / am Ia years old, feet inch tall
I and weigh ioe pounds. "a have been
suffering with acne for three years. BY
! correct diet and plenty of exercise my
! face has improved, but by back is get
/. TING worse. What shall I do? 80 /
: have a pug nose that spreads a great
!, deal when I laugh. Can this be pre-
=. vented? "a have thick, naturally
: curly hair of = browniSh-red color
=: Sometimes 1t looks beautiful and some
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HELp---FEMALE.

AssfsTANT BOoKKEEPERs-TWo ExPE-
RTENCED WOMEN IN SUBURBAN SCHOOL
FOR GIRLS; REFERENCE. BOX $50, FOR
EST GLEN, MD.
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NV Neighbor Says !:

Boil all linens used in a sick
room, rinse them and hang in the
SUN IL possible.
Bread LIS best for toast when
one or two days old. Toast should
always be served as soon as
made.
Three parts Of Ice TO one part
Of salt are the proportions used
IN preparing ice for freezing
creams and ices.
To brighten pewter soak the
pieces for a day or two in one
quart Of water 10 which a piece
Of potash the size Of hickory
nut has been added. Take from
water, rub carefully with a cork
dipped in oil, then polish with a
channels skin and whiting. When
pewter has once been cleaned II
may be kept bright by washing
with hot water anc soap.
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MILADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LoID LEEDS.

directly on your skin for 10 minutes
at a time II possible. go to the sea-
shore and combine saltwater bathing
with your sun baths. If this and the
other acne treatments you have been
using fail to bring an improvement you
may have special ray treatments by q
skin specialist OF course, you must
remember to cleanse the skin every
night with soap and water t3) No.
tS@ Keep your hair clean and fluffy
by regular shampooing and daily scalp
massage You may use a henna rinse
after the shampoo If you wish. Ar
range your hair In waves while 1t is
still damp. Watch this column for an
article giving instructions on water
waving. (5l A medium or natural
shade of powder would suit you, but
YOU are too young TO use rouge or lip
stick. t6) 1t makes them look larger.
/ shall be glad to mail you any of my
leaflets YOU desire If you will write
again and inclcse large stamped. self
addressed envelope. LOIS LEEDS.
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Dear Miss Leeds; 1 am considered
good blocking, but / have supcri1uouS
hairs on my lip which worry me. VIII
the peroxide and ammonia bleach
weaken the roots in time? 1 have been
using a wax depilatory, but 1t does not
destroy the roots. as is claimed l.. S.
Answer.--The bleach will not weaken
the roots enough to cause them 10 ole.
For permanent relief from this oiemiSn
you may have the hairs removed by inc
electric needle. Depilatories do not
nenetrate deeply enough to cause the
death of the hair follicles.
LOIS LEEDS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-31

CHRYSiEk ROADSTER. 1926, Model TO
IL 600 miles newly painted and new tires
viii sell 70 responsible property owner with
no dewn payment only SEA per month.
Call Decatur 9Aa9.
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HELP--FEMALE.

sa, snd 5sGE e * ss
Address Box s4s-R. star once.
CoIoRED GIRL for work in laundry. 472o
COMPANION NURSE, for care OF lady pa.
tient: must be experienced ADDRESS BOX
glIPIs-Bright girl for general once work;
one who knows shorthand: typewriting Ad-
dress BOX i97-R. star once, -----.---
GIRLS experienced in laundry shipping o de-,
Goras cea stssay ess YES Fla SSoG @ ~
LADIES. 8. Catholic, wanted for special OUT put
side work see Mr. II; Wolfe between BIO
OF SO Room 1910, i343 Il s. = W ,-.-.-.-~--~-..
sAIEsIATY, experienced, for dress depart
ment Apply at once. Bieehman's' 700 II
f3ATEsLADIEs-- per week and liberal
commission. TO start permanent pisss AM
outside work ZIG Insurance Bidg, 10Th ana
Eye NV. Wednesday. ---.,...--..--------.
sAfEsWOMEE~ Dresses. coats must have
had at least s years apeeinllaed experience
good opportunity. Kapiowtz, al 9th ST. NV.
sAfEswoMEN, a. experienced in canvass
ing preferred. but not essential write
STATING age, experience address ana tee.
phone Address BOX 2Tavlti 3tRr Once; - y
sTENOGRAPHER, experienced, IN Insurance
oftice, state age, references and salary de.
sired Address Box 380~R, Star once J.
TEACHER Vacation position for three
m % sagn e rsa ~ SSanf possby q
nency II satisfactory during Summer Ad-
dress Box Abe, star ONCE --.-..-.s-~-y-~--r-
Notwithstanding has good opening Tor
earnest woman between 20 and 40 not AFRAID
10 work Ia order 10 merit advancement ueSS
sire TO succeed more essential than UNUSUAL
ability; must be willing TO travel, Address
BOX 46l-E, Star office, - .---
WOMAN to sell nationally advertised ApeI-
Ger corset, vacancy August l0 no canvass"
ing; give phone Address BOX Ibb~h' star
ONCE, - --~--..-.------.--~~-e.--~-~-
WOAdEN~~Newark N j., manufacturer open
ing once here wants practical nurses DEM
orstfatnfs for health necessity; short hours
Apply mornings Room 202, l409 l = ". 81
YOUNG LADIES Ia, refined and neat eps
pearing, between 10 and ~, TO travel LOT
large New York concerns salary comm ana
Transportation paid, Apply TO Miss Philllps'
Hotel Ehhitt. from 70 pm: -,
YOUNG WOMEN {2i, quick and alert, good
educ alton, for permanent positions Win ess
tabliehed business house, prefer some one
with ability 10 do simple drawing, lettefink
Give full details. age, education experience
and state whether married or single hai
airy, SIS per month. Address Box sao-h'
Star office. ,~-s.-7-y,a.
CAN EARN So AN HOUR
| selling Xmas cards The most beautiful
| csornmisslansi cards sen on SIGHT, We de"
! sample hook free omen evenings for ysogL
| convenience. Process ,Ensraying CO. ilh7
= National Press Bldg 18th and stsi NV
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>
Diamond weighing one and
2~l00 carats; a gem OF
great beauty and amaz-
ingly under its value. .. $So9
Diamond weighing two and
4S-lO0 carats: a diamond
of surprising hrillianoy
and beauty, Specially
priced OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Solid mahogany grand
father clock. hour and
half hour strike; a big
value ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Diamond solitaire in solid
platinum mounting; dia-
mond weighs one-halt
carat .,...,....,.'' Slo9
Solid platinum flexible
bracelet with Is fine.
large. pure white dia~
monds set in a row, -. $lSS
A. KAHN Inc.
oSS r Street.
50 Years at the Same Address,
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DINING ROOM SET, pieces; gas range, big
leather chair, ice chest. mattress, swing.
lawn mower, etc. Giving UP Housekeeping;
great sacrifice: must sell. Call mornings
between Z and 10 o'clock. 223 l4th St ne q
ELECTRIC BATH CABINET, SO lights, in
perfect order. r. w. Hatfield, 17i3 North
Can{
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-31

selling Xmas cards The most beAntIInI
line in America and We pay unusually large
commissions cards sell on siEht' We &c"
liver aud collect Call In person or write
sample hook free Omen evenings FOR your
convenience Process Engraving CO. 1887
National Press Bldg 18th and SITS nv
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WHITE GIRLS
about 10 to IS years old, for stock work
in store; only girls of good character arfo
energy need apply. Address Box 37l-R' St@f
nea
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CTFRK-Rapid penman and quick at fgut-
fnpT laundry ONCE; state salary expected
Address BOX 348-R, Star ONCE. -
COLoRED GIRL for work In laundry. 472O
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nalahSe easy. 1917 At@n ~ NV NN~A'NN
CHEVROfEr COACH, 1894 wonderful
little car: looks tine inside ana onsSloes
demonstration viii prove that rs real
baFgain at $500. terms and trade X ucSlfeN.
1877 i4th st. NV. Decatur tas5. -
CHEVROLET COUPE Very late 1928 1922
improvements; the best hsht gar buy IN
,s1 eisan 700 n ~ 4sa W '''S
CHRYsIER 10 RoADSTER-~In very ftne
RUNNING order; viii reduce Il any color you
want; compare our car ami cur prise a., ~
$500 trade and terms II desired lSi1 latn
ST. nv Decatur 45yS,
CARYSI,ER 1877 A-door sedan, absolutely
must sell leaving town. fully edWspped a ms
iust like new; $500 can finance. Col, S92e.
cHRYsLEk ROADSTER. 1896, Model TO
viii sell 70 responsible property owner with
no dewn payment, only SEA per month.
Call Decatur 5000. --.--..--.
CHRYsLER 10 COUPE In One condition.
give terms. Lincoln $50. --.
cHRYsI.ER 10 a-pooR SEDAN wonder
fully well cared for and much better waite
than YOU would expect 20 md. Five days
free trial plan. Dick MsFpaS' Inc" 1879
cHRYSLER COACH -~ wheel hydraulic
brakes and balloon tires, A real buy at eur
price. Can be seen at lsae l4th st. nv,
Dec 1910
cHRysfER so s~pAss. SEDAN issF-LQokS
and runs like new car, tires ana Hnhel-
stets me = real earsaln, your car IN
trade; easy terms The waShtnSton cadis~
cllRysiER ca-~New PAINTED san; liberal
discount; viii trade small car SstS uecFSla
ave, Silver SpFlne sos,
cHRYsfER COACH. laas, model 20; motor
has lust been eYerhanled and Is 70 petsest
Price Low ,teg quick sale l. p, steaaFs.
tcautlneea en- Navs rassl
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FIXTURES and equipment for lunch room,
grocery. clothing and millinery stores, con-
sistinR of show cases, counters, display Ia
bles shelvng wall cases. cash registers, re-
FIR gerators, scales. mirrors. partitions, IRON
safes cleo rio fans, steam tables, coffee urns,
giiddles. chairs. tables. dishes, etc Also
Office furniture and equipment. Edgar
ct
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

BEAUTY CULTURE SUCCESS IN BEAUTY
culture depends upon proper training, an9
our reputation is merited upon tnorousni any
honest achievement ten. years eStapnsneo
teaching experience and other recogni1ea az
yantages are at your service at the Maociie
Honour School of Beauty Culture inc.' Sif
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT ouICKdLY65 Icy EM-
pert lady and man instructors. CONOEEn'
2f2s II ST. NV. West 1888. J. -
MEN, WOMEN--Jobs for linotype operators
s50-s60 weekly: short hours. Burton LIMO
tyne School. $50 II NV. Day ana evening
AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT IN
nntre about our new method. licensed white
men; established 10 years. Call Lin. 81
LEARN TO FLY-AvIATIoN OFFERS Ex-
ceptional opportunities lnaairs a. wa nrlaae
KATIE DUNN TEACHES THE FAMOUS
DuFour system of shampooing' mareel WAY
Ing and facial treatments. Apply second
floor, SIT 18th st, -
TWO GIRLS TO LEARN BEAUTY CuLTuHsE,,;
day or night. Fairinont Beauty SHOP. Cal
Columbia ss07 or Franklin 1903 81.
IF A DOUBTER, PASS ON; PROGRESSIVE,
read-study Boyd Shorthand in 80 Schoo!
Days" worlds most remarkable system:
reads like PRINT stood every test ior 10
years. Nu-way touch typins spelling; bus ".
Eng. Stenog course, mos. Boyd graduates
earn large salaries; start today earn more.
BOYD SCHOOL, 1898 @. Main 1888.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
SOUTHERN BROTHERS Employment serv-
selor 1883 F ST. NV. Main 867l
STENO0RAPHERs, s2O-s25 .wk No charge
unless placed Washington Employment Ex.
change, 2I4 National Press Bldg. l4tn
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etc, Free registry. Main 1883 1888 q ST. NV
Boyd Employment Service.
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WANTED---SALESMEN.

MEN. mechanically Inclined. who are look
ing for permanent connections with fuiurt;
only high-grade men need apply. Nash
Stokers Co. 62l Southern Bldg.
YOUNG MEN who are Masons and think
they can sell insurance TO select class io-
the largest company of It's kind IN The
world either whole or part time. Call Mr..
Thralis at Main 942o, --- u '
SPECIALITY Statesmen
who realize the possibilities In connecting
with an organization with q proven product
almost without competition, building q ma
tional sales force: large earnings from nrst
dny Wood. All Bond Bldg.
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slip COVERS ovERsTuFFED SEP. CUsH-
ions snap fasteners. incl. material, $40 IS.
r. L. Isherwood. 1913 18th Sc. Lin: $3.50.
DR.. LEHMAN. PLATE SPECIALIST, s27 7th
vaiids treated at residence FIR. 1850 -
Bring Your silk Stockings to the
HOSIERY HOSPITAL.
Runs and pull threads quickly and neatly
repaired at small cost. 30S Ouray BLDG. sOo
q st. NV l.
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DINING ROOM SUITE, complete, 10 pieces,
French walnut, practically new, $40; apiece
range, side oven, white trimmed. 500 drop
head Singer machine, SIS. Party leaving
city will sacrifice for cash. North 4396.