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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-29
WEATHER CONDITIONS

weeks trip to the Outside, Gus George arrived home on the Yu- kon.
 Mrs. Fred fleming, who has been in the South for the last few months, part of which time she spent in Snohomish, Wash, visiting with her parents, return ed 10 Juneau on the steamer Alameda this morning.
 J. c. Black, jewelry salesman, is a Jareau-bound passenger on the Admiral Watson, which reached here from the westward this afternoon.
 II. J. Grub, manager of the Standard Oil station at Kodiak, is a visitor in Juneau this after noon while the Admiral Watson is in port.
 Through passengers on the Ad- miral Watson included Harry Schupp, general manager of the Pacific American Whaling Com pany, located at Port Hebron.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-29
B. B. ToNlGHT-WHooPiE

Some excitement and real fun is promised all who take in the basketball games ir the natator- ium tonight between the women's team and girls second team and the Douglas Bremen Married men and the Baldheaded Eagles team. A double header that should sur pass any similar event pulled off in Douglas this year, by ths way.
 The event has been arranged as public benefit and a small ad- mission will be charged.
 The women have been practic- ing for a month and they expect to so far eclipse the younger team that they will be able to make a bid for the championship.
 The men, while more Yetieent about their playing, are expected
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-29
EARLY NOME PRINTER
 DIES IN CALIFORNIA

Walter S. KurtZ, pioneer printer and newspaper man of Dawson, died recently at Santa Cruz, Cali fornia. He was attending a meet ing of the Santa Cruz Resorts League. He was in front seat of the meeting listening to the routine proceedings when he slip. ped from his chair to the floor dead
 Kurtz was the proprietor of the Santa Cruz Printery, which he had operated for several years After leaving Nome he establish ed a newspaper at Santa Cruz, the Herald, which he sold years ago. He is survived by his widow, who is in poor health.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-29
JUNEAU PIONEER DIES AT
 BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA

Peter Nelson, native of Den mark and sailmaker by trade, who arrived in Juneau in 1884 with his brother, John Nelson, died at Berkeley, California, recently. He operated a ferry boat between Juneau and Douglas Island in 1885 and in 1886 went into the Interior with his brother and another part ner, Harry Madison. At one time he was a partner of Jack Me- Questen. John Nelson establish, ed the Klondike Hotel at Dawson and operated it until he died many years ago. Peter had been living in California for many years.
 New goods for Easter Suits have arrived. r. WOLLAND. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-29

to put on a good exhibition. The first game is to start at s o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-29
HERE ON VISIT

Mrs. c. c. Johnson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Robert Bonner, was a Douglas arrival this morning on the Alameda for a visit with her parents. She expects to be joined later by her husband, who is Se- attle lineman and they may make Douglas their home
 New goods for Easter Suits have arrived. r. WOLLAND. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-29
X PIMPLY SKIN
 NEEDS SULPH PHUR
Apply Sulphur as Told When Your Skin
 Breaks Out

Any breaking out of the skin on face. neck, arms or body Is overcome quickly by applying Mentho Sulphur. The pimples seem to dry right up and go away, declares noted skin spec ialist.
 Nothing has ever been found to- take the place of sulphur as a pimple remover. It is harmless and inexpensive. Just ask any druggist for a small jar of Rowles Mentho-Sulphur. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-29
COMMUNITY FRATERNAl
 BUILDING FOR CORDOVA

The Odd Fellows. Moose, Pio- neers of Alaska and Knights of Pythias of Cordova contemplate the erection of a community lodge and club building. It is proposed to have building two stories high and not less than 90 by loo feet in size, with hall for vari- ous social and other purposes on the ground floor and lodge rooms on the second floor for the varl- ous organizations owning the building.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-29
DOUGLAS NEVIS
LOCAL LYMAN HERE,
 IS ON BUSiNESS TRIP

F. B. Dudden. manager of the Douglas Island Packing Company arrived here from Seattle on tho Yukon. He expects to remain about a week looking over the sit uation for the coming seasons operations and make such arrange ments as are necessary to insure an adequate supply of salmon to keep the cannery busy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-29

NOTE.-Observaons Dutch Harbor. Kodiak, Juneau, Seattle Portland and San Francisco arem made at a. m D. m, Juneau time.
 WEATHER CONDITIONS
 pressure southern Boring Sea and the in the Pacific States. is the of Alaska with reading slightly Light has fallen in the h. terior the Aeutian Islands along British Columbia with changes have been irregular and important.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-29
WHO'S WHO
 AND WHERE

Mrs. I. Sowerby, who has been visiting her two daughters, Mrs Nina Johnson and Mrs. Nina White, in Seattle for several weeks, returned home on the Yu- kan.
 Postal Inspector P. L. Neil ar rived here from his headquarters in Seattle, making the trip on of ficial business.
 Jay Cummings, foreman of the box factory of the Juneau Lumber Mills and member of the Elks baseball squad of 1927, has arrived from his home in the States.
 Mrs. L. B. Adsit, who has been visiting friends and relatives in Oregon and elsewhere in the northwest, returned home on the steamer Yukon.
 Mrs. M. George and daughter Lily returned home on the Yukon from Seattle where the little girl has been for several months for medical and surgical treatment.
 Mrs. M. R. Boyd, wife of the U. s. Commissioner of Fairbanks, is enroute to Seattle on the steam CT Aleutian for visit to the States.
 J. F. Fitzgerald and s. T. Pink ham, U S. Postal Inspectors, who have been attending the district court at Fairbanks as witnesses in the Nellie Bates mail robbery case, are returning to Seattle on the Aleutian.
 Charles Goldstein, prominent To- cal business man, returned home on the steamer Yukon after a brief business trip to Seattle.
 Dr. c. c. Firestone, who went to Seattle recently with a patient, . returned home and resumed his duties as physician and surgeon at the Government hospital.
 w. B. Habernal. certified pub lie accountant. who is here to audit Territorial and municipal accounts, arrived on the Yukon. He is accompanied by his bride.
 James Galen, pioneer resident of Cordoya. and part owner of the Mckinley Park Transportation Company, visited local friends i. while the Yukon was in port. He is returning to Cordova after a business trip to the States.
 Mrs. E. H. Boyer and two daughters. former Fairbanks resi- dent, visited Juneau friends Tuesday. She is enroute to her home in Kodiak where her hus- band is Deputy U. s. Marshal. She will visit enroute at Cordova.
 Mrs. c. E. Bunnell wife of President Charles E. Bunnell of , the Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines, is a passen- ger on the Aleutian for Seattle enroute to the States on visit.
 A. J. Mcconnell, public utilities operator of Cordova, passed through Juneau oH tHo Aico'i"h enrcute to Seattle on a business trip.
 Miss Florence Roth, daughter of former U. S. Attorney R. F. Roth of Fairbanks, is passenger on the Yukon for Seattle.
 E. B. Dudden, manager of the Seward Fish Go. operators of the motorship Virginia w. returned here on the steamer Yukon after spending most of the winter months in the south
 Mrs. John Torvinen, who was recently called south by the ill- ness of her son in Tacoma, was an arrival on the Yukon.
 Returning here after several
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Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. s.
 Weather Bureau
. 0 c A L D A T A

Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning today: Rain tonight and Friday sontheasterly winds
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-29
BOY FOR MARTINS

Juneau's population took an other jump this morning with the arrival of pound baby boy for Mrs. E. J. Martin, at the St. Anns hospital The father handles de- liveries for the George Brothers Grocery.
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S-T-U-D-E-B-A-K-E-R.
A FEW OF MANY BARGAINS.

Stude. Commander Sedan 81 $50
Studebaker Roadster 80. sos
Willys-Knight Touring. 395
Studebaker Big 8 Sedan. 9o5
Chrysler so, 4-dr. Sedan. sos
Nash Advanced Sedan. 4o5
Oakland Landau. ......... 845
Oldsmobile Coupe (late)... 595
Hudson Super E Sedan. -. SIS
Cleveland Sedan (late). .... 465
Locomobile 8-48 Sedan. 945
Studebaker Coach. ....... 545
Dodge B Sedan. ......... 545
Nash Adv. 6 Sedan. GAS
Stude. Sport Roadster. 1,0o5
Studebaker President. .... i, 1875
Hudson Super 6 Brough. -. 6o5
JOSEPH McREYNOLDS, Inc.
1706 1dth CT NV
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CLEARANCE SALE.
SPECIAL PRICES.
SPECIAL. TERMS.

WE HAVE lSs CARS IN
STOCK SOME EXCEL-
LENT, SOME GOOD, SOME
FAIR, SOME POOR - ALL
PRICED ACCORDINGLY.
OUR GOLD SEAL YOUR
PROTECTION ON GUAR
ANTEED CARS.
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pTTNEING gskGtt5ng renOoelIng and re-
rssly WORK lowest rates. estimates luTntsnea
"a z Dove 1908 q st ne. Line. 1864.
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SALE--AUTOMOBILES.

STUDEBAKER COACH 1926-ff you are
looking for unusual transportation. here it
is. Original finish. excellent rubber: un-
usually powerful motor. which Is absolutely
perfect. No one but Peerless could offer
such value In an automobile Peerless
Motor Co 1ith at ST, Main $3.50 Open
evenings and sundays.
sTUDEBAKERS--pac offers q fine "a
Touring. a % small Sedan and a "a Spe.
cial Roadster--all priced low and each 10
bargain. 11O1 Kalorama rd.
sTUDEBAKER SPEC. q DE LUXE COUPE
Rumble seat: fully equipped condition guar.
anteed looks like new Best buy In town
for $3.50: terms or trade. 1928 14th NV.
sTUDEBAKER COMMANDER SEDAN--Late
~; repossessed; driven 1900 miles. An
unusual bargain. $3.50: guaranteed: terms
T0rrey Motor Co. 21OS l. st. West 61.
sTuDEBAKER BIG SIX COACH 1926. Call
at Oxford Hotel. good buy: in good con.
dition.
wILLYS-ST. CLAIRE SEDAN: first S2s5
takes this splendid sedan, equipped with ex-
cellent balloons; many extras 1341 w ct. n ".
AUTOMOBILES by auction at Weschler's
020 Pa. ave. NV. every Wednesday and
20 GOOD USED CARS--Open and closed
Bucks olds. Chevrolets. Fords Studebaker
Maxwell. Chandler. Jordan. REQ and Over.
land; $50 up; all in good condition. 462
Penna, ave: NV. Opposite Ford Bldg. l.
TIRES. used. all sizes. Trade-ins and
change-overs. Also new tires at low prices
Trade In your old tires. Hundiey's. 3436
lAlh at, n,w,
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OUR MAKE ROOM
USED CAR SALE
NOW ON.

A splendid selection. High.grade used cars
resulting from tremendous sales OF the new
Cadillac and La Sale.
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l9N0LEUM--An reliable makes lnclpding
Armstrong. CementeG or tacknd down ~ ~
exDerts Prices that viii p(GNSs YOU AtSo
vitas4uw and Aoor COVERINGS. klcehlstf 11th
a. u sts ne linn. AsA. -
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Fl. B. LEARY, JR.. & BROS.
1921 14th. NORTH $50.
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LAWN MOWERS Sharpencd and repaired;
new and used mowers for sale; harEaln
Your old mower IN trade. Lawn rollers ioF
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INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR DECORATORS;

INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR DEC0RAEoks;
Tsyyevf~v work porchcs. naperug ana
painting. plaster work, hcatius, roofing. ga-
rsges plumbing electric wiring and hNt0Fes
ana sny Kind OF Improvement TO the home
honest work and honest rylces. on terms 70
suit your income with no interest and 70
elaliratiou or charge for estimate. No inter
eSt Cp 10 three years 60 nay, No trusts
or mortSages rc0uircd. And no loh 700
srnsn or too large. Penn Improvement 10"
Inc ali TIN 81, NV. Phone Main Sl2.-
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KFYS-Duphcate keys IS cents; made while
VDu wait Turner & Clark. new address
iSsl II New York ave. NV. FIR. SNa.
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SALE--MISCELLANE0Us.

Show Cases and Store Fixtures.
Ruse & Company BAhTimoEE, ARay .s ,Ss nD: snO:
tory" Baltimore phone, Plaza 3e3s.
WILL SELL Steinway. Knabe,
Chickering and other fine used
grands at great sacrifices,
Terms If desired. Federal
Storage Co. 1907 Florida ave.
NV.
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ACTIVE PARTNER for vel established effs.
gaFnvsusFg. agency doing good business. small
afn0unt ~ cash Box 2nJ-H. Star gfilee.
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RABY STROLLER. Whitney like new: cost
S45. sell SIS. Apt. sol. the Alabama. Pot.
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DETROIT ELECTRIC; double-driye car: bat
terry and tires in servlceable condition.: daily
use; owner. driving gas car will dispose OF
electric and charger complete for 5000. eau
Palace Garage Main 9i76 and ask for Mr..
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CLEARANCE SALE
R. McREYNOLDS & SON,
1423-1425-1427 L St. NV.
.S-T-U-D-E-B-A-K-E-R
PEERLESS.

We now have on hand several Peerless
aptomobiles--sedans roadsters c0upes IN
60 So 90 80 models These automobiles
are the pride of our. usedcar dept, and are
perfect in every detail. We are now offering
great selection Of good automobiles at great
sacrifice rrices. II you want satisfaction.
economy and prestige. buy one OF these cars;
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Tree. Tttensor, lAsA Sth st, nv y. t.V@
HOME ALTERATIONS ana deeoratins No
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LAWN MOWERS and garieu tools shaFpsoei
ard repairei, Called for and qehxcTye1' L
A p1R y Y Fr. gsOF.
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PAINTING ana napeTing--Roouls -. M;
latest ratteras. culCk scrVIcr. hoy Nhts
eIar S-th st NV Clevc. $50. -
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PAINTING inside or out and paperhansing,
Cleans wallpaper, and fancy 4e.o;rattoas M. ne
Cal evenings A f Burrell. 6iS 81 ne
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FLOORS MACHINE -SANDED. finished Ike
ne Richardson & Clancy. Decatur lis
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BUICKl BUICK
STANLEY H. HORNER, Inc.
USED CAR DEPT.
Gold Seal Bucks.

We have a fine selection OF
Gold Seal" Bucks in all body
styles. Remember, a Gold Seal
Buick is guaranteed same as
new. Be safe. buy Buick here!
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rAINTING-HouSe painting, interior and ex-
fer;r~. skilled mechanics. reasonable praces.
Csr~sn R~ns Col a0Sl- =.
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PAINTERS interior and exterior painting
floors GyfiuiShed a <necialty estimates !
Roweli. Frank. S57-W. 6lS 4th st. NV
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EMERSON & ORME.
GOLD SEAL
BUICK.
"A Guaranteed Used Car"

"A Guaranteed Used Car"
You can now buy Gold Seal
Buick, which means you get the
same guaranty as new Buick
and backed up with the same
service we give on new cars.
Buick 1925 Sport Touring.
Buick 1926 Master 4-door Sedan.
Buick 1924 Master Touring.
Nash 1926 2-pass, Coupe.
Dodge 1925 B Sedan.
Buick 1927 Sport Tour. Master,
Oldsmobile 1925 Coach.
Buick 1925 Coupe (Sportl.
Dodge 1926 Roadster.
Buick 1924 Master Roadster.
Chevrolet 1927 imperial Sedan.
Chrysler 1926 20 Sedan.
Dodge 1927 De Luxe Sedan.
Dodge 1926 Sedan.
1920 NJ ST, NV.
Franklin $500,
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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p4pFRHANGING and painting. special
prices this week onlE: VIII scFApe. SIZE an1
rarser average saTe room. -, We also sue
rss1iyp in nsfnfinr plazferinE: prices very
fow: all work guaranteed IN writing sstI'
mates free OF charge. cash or terms REQ
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gUsINEss OPPORTUNITIES.

YdET UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY to bny
fan interest 10 gong concern, where probl /
sla 0oo viii be required. Personal inter.
view requested, and rfDIies tfgaiea sir,.tly
NoDERN STORE At 1875 Harvard 81. suit
$50 MeKeeyer & Gors, 1918 X q: ~
ACTIVE PARTNER for well established en-:
afn0uni ~ cash. Boz 205-N. star oiflees
$500 EffYs ACTIVE INTEREST 9oinE lIFbf
manufacturing auto acsa.Ast'fg eEtEpsalDbal
openiag Mr. Brown. 1loo nv. Pn.ns
sT0REREEPERs--n you need rasoney. see
"a Capital Adjusting q Finance Co. Suite
eHs Dlsirgcs Nati Bank Blax
TEAUTY PARIgOR. - Oti0 eash for lsAT
wb0 wishes 10 serve sifst~eiass clientele:
elegantly equipped Address Box 45..J.
NffT- TRADE a. 0rsi psyn9G1st On tie par
chase ot an apartment building - salV
worth of securities. noaK3stinZ Df J3n sfffs
IL wasffpgsf,a ia not Maus apartment
y oftii over $3.50 o00 Address Box 2i5..F
TIA BOON comyietsly and attrsetIgely
White E9age terms. MAN GIl3. -
gRIG ~TogE 60ip1 s550 weesiy. mlxea
tra6s nsuss have - 900 cash. bsjanes terms.
address Eex @57-g. Star ore. 1.
ggfRTTYIk& and ubusnag food concession
nl8s4 finance own equipment. National Alma
M Mstes 1910 Calvert sf. nv. a.
F1YF nezf f9 Colony Theater. fne 0up0rtg.
81 ies.s worth sr'es asked. 1913 q, .ss
r9sgNJNG ROEeE 10 rooms furnished. 3
porehes rooms ali rented h-w h. Furnitnrs
aa1 house complete. $3.50. terms, 41s
TiEY AND BATTKRY business. no6ern
ss ss 3 8snsss = ss0islaf Biate1. r. g2s @ 80 ave 1'
.scB Tke1R 3, ys, ssis a;3rmsiss 1ss easOpd e.. 81
49, eUnfag geekdasE afkr 9 10 -
SNAIL TIA ROOM ipfls eIulppsd sg.tsbts
sa,ese @ Pbote prapEia g9sh. ------.----.-...'...
14T gIGR - $50 ] - Trust note well -.
sattf8 &. d&eifeE nayaast. monthly
, .o6 llaeoaa, stl,e aea ! vii eaII "A
efsss Ea3 .3SA+N Haar uf4fe
BEB.GAYKs ss.ass laneh. siio@l sagp-
rsiiss afaI tea gtbgD3s eaf st9b, 1ag4eg
800. Eaaacy1. d4Je fypias cteap gent ieaF
fng essy sef4ant other business, I4Ae. i9s,'5.
a.u8HTNf, H0Fsgs s,Gali stores g9o4 loea.
sissfsf sslats ,laDDkt buys hsaleY, B15 IIth
vi uw fF8n& ss5G -s1-
GUYFEg waiting ~ loomin9 bonaes siAa
sgsn g4s, ! .sgss as sas E '%ssSs - N'1''' V'0
s0EKEb ltEh ABD K y 6Ws-~haitaDle fpF
sss = i45 gf5ss Y Aftt@lfs ftfsaliia a''h ssa7 Apply
Carley Il Halter, 804 10Th ST,
2a,ogfa FoomlBg AoBss well loeated, 3
naoaes -p5aksf. pre- - tefHs, 81 BOO
3Sf10m fD0fG3bK toaee uesf f1th p T
good f1ru@8kfe Bfsfs ob terms 83DD9
Eeomgnx aBG hoafalng ssi'aHess > rooms
kt P.eaaaHt tyea}9H price. u sDb. terms
f4 rooms rDgf8ing he4se. Hsaf %Sth sHG
seat $50 Bfar. $500 bfftas
sassfsf coming EoH~fs at 8tJHey rsffBhsFn
tss4fss fgaee from &HV9 81 500 terms,
saro botei. BERGEN ~ 500 ter'at.
aSe tsly sBd heH a} klHGs ~ business
Fy8aae8 Jiag so8ss Ntb W. ...e :.
Carley X lialier, i. 1878
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1927 Essex Coach,
$S2S.
SEMMES MOTOR CO.,
2Slo NJ St.
HUDSON. ESSEN.
PAY LESS.
GET MORE.

Hudson 'ee Brouwham: this IL one OF the
most desirable USED ears we have the raa.
tor ta excellent upholstery and hnish iust
like hrand-new; only $6IA,
Essex 90 Super six Sedan, = orlet
smooth'runmng ear with lota OF extras $3.50
Essex 81 Coach, baked enamel nuiaA
nav tires general condition excellent, SSaS
Hudson 'gS Rrouxham. completely recon,
dittened and rennished tn q beautiful grax
nucnE looks and runs equal 10 new, reduced
te Saa0
Hudson 20 Coach, Ali. steel holy: this car
has been very carefully handled and showa
IL in appearanee and mechanical condition.
only Sa9A,
Essex Coach. late 'sN all.steel body will
and drive 10 oaly SGSA
OTHER MAKES
Noon 81 Coach, VIII more than satisfy
AN te appearance ami mechanical condition
all the latest improvements any $3.50
Lafayette Sport Roadster, las4 rtaahss
seat; excellent condition. wire wheels. paint
81 600: eur price %4aa: ACT quickly,
no,ige go. Tanrias Eood eonditloa = new
tiEes; only SOS,
Chevrolet co CnuneS pveRAauled thorough.
W. viii gtyo manS Miles VI gupi sarNtS~,
Eeri "a coupe, balloon tires: Slsa,
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pATNT[NG ny BagEcit ( AlnmeffnAhn. VIC
slsaCiall7e in painting cf modern hofnss
s.e-eS and Office hldcS. Prices reasonahle-
Estimates free @416 l@th st NV. Ph.ne
Cel S4NA
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Will TRADE as fret payment on the par
chase al zn apartment iggg idlnK 81 .atg0
worth 81 srtNr tses. eonK3stsn2 9f J"n seffs
land 9 800 md ttagss mote and ssFff2i lols
3s 81 Nasfl5ngtnB Ia not want Apartment
y oftii over $3.50 900 Address Box 24s.F.
c..1 Sc u
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AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES at cost and
less We are closing cut our entire stock Of
these goods We snll have lots OF bargains.
ClinC's Inc $50 lAth St
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pAPrRTNG painting. plasierinr. Noor re-
frtxhSnr rte-we are offering you speclal
fsy3res fnr cash this week only. or terms can
r. arranged Quality arc service our mot
N Esfir@fes free. Peerless Decorating To-
asin Erans IsIlar Frank srNA
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oar nrices on Soar oid neors
Asfore s,esstjinr LAYING, scrapnE. cleaning,
hnishinS. h ~ ssSs oyer Flooring 20"
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SALE--MSCELLANEoUs.

ANTIQUE MAHOGANY SOFA from New Or
leans handsome mahogany dresser. must be
sold immediately 10 settle an estate, On
NleN Z q Nicks lNnN 18Th ST NV.
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"a goauls rt0f8Ing helse F4eaf Igth sRa
feaf $40 BfIae $500 terms
sakRgaf too03ls4R EDbeff 81 9t'bBf S'tashsfe
agftfes ssaae from RH09 81 $500 terms
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ATWATER KENT RADIO. model No. 10:
A and b batteries; Sl5. l406 Good Ho.pe
al
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gsomsnx a8G boarding silaHess. J 3 MONS.
81 Pleaaant tytali9H pf}es, E1V Terms
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PAINTING, lnterlor and exterior. all work
Ws3k@rSon. ESQ 4 81 ne. Lincoln @141.
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80 arospg Eotet. q i}sFgaiH - 500 teFfas.
8ye ssly sBd seH af} slHGs ~ business
p3Aee8 Jisf so8fs sits ss ma i.
Carley X lIalier i. 1913.
Evening star., 1928-05-01

ANTIQUE WALNUT BEDROOM SET, chest
pieces. 2oo6 Col. road, ant. so North j. IL.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

TT0ORS- Old on new, ecraped and finished:
All urrk done by hand. Or old floors cleaned
And waved Also floor LAYING Prices very
law his s,onih An work done br WILLIAM
/ ana sAs isth 81 sc, Line Sts1S,
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Open Evenings and Sundays.
PEERLESS MOTOR CO..
14th at P. Main o850
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barry CARRIAGE, large dark blue and
ivory perfect condition So: lullaby. 81 40.
1850 NnMInn u Ant AZ
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PATNTlN(y--House painting. interior and eN'
tATiNrs skilled mechanics: reasonable prices
Psug Serene SIS ST NV. NJ. lQlSI.-
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3sfson toowlBg house uesr i5th 8
good fgful8<fe pf5ff o5 terms, ~ pV1
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sTRNTTTRT TPHOLSTERED repairea; slip
ayers p,sie, Est. cheeFfulN given. keturaeei
- a N .ION
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PApERTNG. painting; rooms papered. 81 ups
rSsrsfpg al lowest prices: eSiiled mechanics:
10 wears satisfactory service. Net Decorat-
tuF rlAe Co Tnc 400 g NV. EF. SUI
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rPAITY PhRIgJR - Dfi9 cash for lsAy
SNb0 wishes 10 serve fifst-elass cIte8t@Ie.
elegaptsy equipped Address Box s1y-J.
Evening star., 1928-05-01

spOEEREEPERs--M you need mooney, ere
slk CatHtai Abusing Finance Co. suite
sfsF TBlsfrgct Nat3 Bank Blag.
Evening star., 1928-05-01

PEPFRTNG. PAINTING: finest materials and
warkmansaip Rooms pointed up and paper-
ed $3.50 up- New patterns year so ~ pssy. -.
Evening star., 1928-05-01

PAPERHANGTNG. PaintlnE---special, prices
shfs wees Rooms papered Se up. All work
rsIsrsntees 5 years. A. J. Pemberton. l3&
Evening star., 1928-05-01

Carley 4 HaIler, 8J4 lOtb 5t.
22 2fogia FOVmlBg houss well Io4ated,
syssyseg -nsaksF; gf3ae - tefms, 81 300.
Evening star., 1928-05-01

NSHHIMG HOifsEs saaai spyFfa g9ps ioaA,
f5.as snsats deDDt3t buys AsfleR bA5 Ign
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ltYEEg waiting fgF io0m.ls houses ai9
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slgFKEh JfIh AND 6W s-~Ea altaDle fpF
exsfs ~ gffife Attractive iCeatl0n. Apply
freetIs IllA Y EEanklln eE47.
Evening star., 1928-05-01

B4RY GRAND PIANO. Foster: excellent con-
| tiition and tone: must sell at once. make an
| offer. Ord floor. eli 18th St ne. after
Evening star., 1928-05-01

ftfMN MI NINAA I'VE stlFNf :.
cash rnouired easy monthly pSSmentss :
naperhsncfnc interior and exterior painting.
s9o,rs scrspcI ard finished. metal sellin&s.
hathroop fxiureS combination SINKS. hot
sesame br5rk ans ,,oNcrcte work, best qualify
M aserial and, workmanship. We do work any
where in the District Of Columbia heaFnS
MARYLAND and NirEiuia II Nou want nFst.
class work ana nsyparnts arranTet 10 sun
ynur convenience cali Capitol Home Improve
n1ent Co Potomac GAS. =
Evening star., 1928-05-01

$500 ElYg ACTIVE INTEREST going lIRhf
sss4nmfaefsring auto aeeaRsDfY. exceptional
oyemsng Mys Brown 400 ] nv. Phgns
Franklin 55s4-g
Evening star., 1928-05-01
SALE---AUToMOBILES.

late models; in perfect condition; fully
equipped and look like new Prices, S365
each; terms or trade. 1898 14th NV.
CHEVROLET COUPE. $3.50: Chevrolet sedan.
Si15. Terms If desired Bnick Agency, 10th