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mated in the London production. Frank
Gallagher, Lew Christy, Beatrice Lee,
Jack Blossom, Ann Gillespie will also
have important roles.
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'The House Unguarded," a new play
by Len D. Hollister and Lester Loner-
gan, which is shortly to open on Board
way, will be given without any inter-
missions Although the piece is said to
be the usual length, the no-intermis-
sion plan will mean that the final cur
tain will come down much earlier than
is usually the case,
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Attractions in Washington
Playhouses This Week
IN WASHINGTON THEATERs THIS WEEK.

NATIONAL-Jim, the Penman," melodrama. Opens tomor
evening.
BELASCO-"Irene" musical comedy. Opens this evening
PRESDENT-Hs Indoor Circus. This afternoon evening.
WARDMAN PARK -Shakespeares Tempest"
STRAND-Mischief Makers" buresque This afternoon and
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-05-17
Just Crate A Cucumber

OF course, just plain, sliced Gu
eumber salad with a spicy French
dressing need not be apologized for
and we've not a thing against
serving the cucumber in this more
obvious state. 1t is not, therefore,
in mean attempt to disguise the
cucumber that we suggest a. com
bination with fruits but a desire
to improve upon the fruit salad,
which we will persist in serving in
lieu of the dessert.
If your salad is to be a last
minute affair of sliced pineapple
and mayonaise, you can retrieve it
from nlediocrity by adding about
third as much cucumber as you
have pineapple, either grated or
cut in fine slivers-rind left on for
color and flavor. Ut is not poison
ous). Grapefruit salad is also vast.
ly improved by a tang of cucumber
and the placid Waldorf combination
takes on new aura of youthful
ness when tiny bit of cucumber
is added.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-05-17

Fur coats that have been in the
rain should be shaken vigorously and
dried away from the artificial heat.
Brush when perfectly dry.
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| the habit of having good time with.
out you. OF course he ought to be
thoughtful enough of you to see the
situation and either arrange so that
you can go with him or else stay at
home with you. But don't tell him
so. That might make him want to
go all the more and as he isn't
thoughtful in that way, you'll have
to be clever enough to plan to keep
on being his pal in spite of the baby.
1t won't cost a great Zeal to hire a
girl for a few hours and it will be
worth it. If the dance should be in
another town, take the baby along
and manage somehow. I don't be-
lieve in Juggling babies around, but
it's better than letting your husband
lose his interest in you. Besides, il
he finds out that you are going to
go and take the baby he may not be
so keen about going. He may decide
to dance at nearer place so the
baby can be left at .ome. Don't be
so stupid as to let I'm know why
you are going along. Make him
think that it is simply because you
want the fun of being with him and
dancing with him and you are willing
to go to a good deal of trouble to
get that pleasure. shat is the real
reason, of course, so you would be
perfectly truthful in saying so.
Miss White: This is the first time
| have ever written to a stranger
for advice. | have seen going with
a young man for two years. have
thought lot of him and he has
thought lot of me. low he offers
me a nice home but my mother wants
me to give him up Another thing,
he is married and has nice wife
and family. Do you think | have
done wrong by going with him?
will sign as he always wants me to
call him. | am % years old.
DADDY.
If he is married you have no bust
ness to go with f.m a. all. The
only right thing for you to do is to
give him up at once. If he has of
fered you a home il could mean only
one of two things-either he is going
to divorce his wife or else he is offer
ing to make you his Mistress. There's
only one answer to that. If you have
any self-respect you will turn him
down at once and never see him
again nor write to him. You are
doing an underhanded thing to go
with a married man ( hope you
don't want to be that kind of girl.
You don't have to be unless you want
to be.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-05-17
Maple Sugar Goodies

Maple sugar and maple syrup are
favorite sweets, but they appear
usually in attendance upon waffles
or pancakes. The following recipes
give an idea of the many delicious
dishes in which they may be used
Maple Baked Ham.
Place a ham in cold water, heat
slowly and simmer gently, allowing
80 minutes to the pound. Remove
the rind and stick the ham with
whole cloves. Pour over it maple
moderate oven, basting frequently
with the syrup.
Vermont Maple Sugar Biscuits.
Sift two cups of flour, one-half
teaspoon of salt, and four teaspoons
of baking powder together. Work
three tablespoons of fat into the
flour, using a knife or the tips of the
fingers. Moisten to a soft dough,
using usit enough milk to make
dough which can be handled. Place
on a floured board and roll to one
fourth inch in thickness. Spread
lightly with softened butter and one
cup of soft maple sugar. Roll up
like a jelly roll, cut into pieces one
inch wide, place in buttered pan
and bake 20 minutes in a moderate
~ hot oven.
Maple Sandwiches.
For afternoon tea unique sand
witches can be made, using maple
sugar or syrup as the unusual in
gredient. Mix one cup of shaved
maple sugar with one-half cup of
chopped, Drowned almonds. Use gra-
ham, wheat or brown bread. Butter
the slices and fill with the mixed
sugar and nuts. These sandwiches
may be made with toasted bread.
For another filling mix to taste
maple syrup with soft cheese until
a smooth paste is formed. If the
cheese is not sufficiently soft, crate
it if necessary and slightly warm in
the oven. Serve on bread or
crackers. This paste may be made
into balls and used to garnish a fruit
salad.
Almonds, preserved ginger, maple
syrup and orange juice combined
make another excellent filling for
unsalted waters, or between slices of
ElHSGIuItdu.
of chopped, blanched almonds, two
tablespoons of chopped preserved
ginger and moisten with maple syrup
and orange juice in equal proper
tions to make the mixture of a con-
sistency to spread.
Maple Dreams. 81
Cut slices of stale bread one
fourth inch thick; trim off the crusts.
Butter the slices lightly and over
half of them spread a thin layer of
chopped dates Place the remaining
slices of bread on top to form sand
witches. Cut into fancy shapes or
triangles and dip each sandwich in
a mixture of one egg beaten slightly
with one cup of sweet milk. Saute
TO a delicate brown in little butter
and serve with maple sauce.
To make the maple sauce, heat one
cup of maple syrup and add one tea
spoon of cornstarch blended in
little cold water. Cook until clear
and then add one tablespoon of but
ter. Pour the sauce around the
dreams and serve Immediately. .
... Bske5 Apples.
Prepare the apples as usual for
baking and pour maple syrup over
them. Basic frequently during cook
ing. Beat the white of an egg stiff
and dry, add three tablespoons of
maple syrup and beat vigorously.
Serve with the apples after they have
cooled.
Whipped cream favored with
maple sugar may be used instead of
the beaten egg. Serve the apples in
individual dishes with the meringue
or whipped cream piled on top.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-05-17

Spider: Don't worry. You'll find
a boy who is taller than you who will
care about you. You aren't so fright
fully tall as you imagine. There are
numbers of men taller than you.
And I've seen lots of girls taller than
you. A good many of them are mar
ried to tall men. So you've nothing
to worry about. My suggestion is
that you try going with boys you
like even if you are taller than they.
You don't need to let them get the
idea that you are in love with them,
Can't you be good friends and have
a good time without any sweetheart
business? The reason | suggest that
you do this is because YOU ought to
be going out and having a good time,
and you will be more likely to meet
the right man if you go around some
than you will if you stay at home.
Try it for a while and see how il
works, Then write and tell me.
Brown Eyes: You ask me whether
your husband should go to dances
without you. No, think that is
mistake. But perhaps he will be
much annoyed at you if you object
to his going, so you'd peter make
some arrangements to go with him.
Possibly he would agree to go only
one night a week or maybe two
nights if you would arrange to go
with him. You can gee someone to
come in and stay with the baby, or
if you have, relatives in your town
perhaps you could leave the baby
with them. The baby is just as much
his as yours. and he ought to make
some sacrifices for it too. But don't
tell him so in that way. If he is
very fond of the baby, as he ought
to be and probably is, you can get
him interested in planning how il
can be looked after while you both
are out. 1t is so important for you
to keep chummy with your husband
now, that. you'd better go without
something and take the money to
pay a girl to look after your baby
rather than let your husband get in
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-05-17
D EPUBLICAN PARTY was form.

d EPUBLICAN PARTY was form
IN ed about 1854 and mas the dis
tinction of being the oT-y third party
in American history to gain control
of the national government. 1t was
formed through mass meetings in
the various states, and a state con-
vention at jackson, Michigan, that
same year. nominated the first full
state ticket of Republican candi-
dates, and really organized the party.
Many groups and individuals OPP
posed to slavery and the extension
of slave territory Joined this party,
and its surprising strength was seen
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in the congressional erection that
year. Lincoln was the first Repub-
lican presidential candidate to be
elected by the party.
Almost Immediately vhe new party
was called upon to assume the re-
sponsibility of carrying on a civil
war, and the wartime experiences
solidified the party and &C gained in
strength steadily A split in the Re-
publican party in 1912 produced the
National Progressive party, although
many members of this newer party
have been re-absorbed into the Re-
publican party.
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FACTS WOMEN SHOULD KNOW
.s.5 % "s e ABOUT CITIZENSHIP AND POLITICS


a
he d ConN
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J. E.-The loss of teeth greatly
changes the facial expression and
gives an expression of age by causing
hollows in the cheeks. Have the
spaces filled in. Your dentist will
suggest the proper means of doing
this. In addition. digestive trouble
will ensue, as without the right num-
Der of teeth the food is not properly
chewad.
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Club Sandwich

Place lettuce leaves on a slice of
toasted bread and cover with thin
slices of cooked bacon. Upon the
bacon place slices of cold roast
chicken. next slices of tomato, a let
tuce leaf, and last, little salad
dressing. Cover with slice of toast.
On this put more bacon, chicken,
etc., and cover with toast. Cut in
two diagonally and serve with plain
or stuffed olives, pickles or radishes,
when in season. You may omit the
tomato if you wish.
Sometimes the sandwiches are not
put together in layers, but each in
gredient is placed upon a separate
piece of toast spread out upon the
plate instead.
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p. B. H.-There are several differ
ent causes of an unpleasant breath,
chief among them being intestinal
putrefaction. To overcome foul
breath due to this cause you must
overcome constipation. Eat sparing-
ly of meats, drink plenty of water.
six to eight glasses every day--and
eat freely OF green vegetables and
fruits.
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c. |. H.-Rub yellow vaseline into
them with fine toothbrush or eye-
brow brush to train them into shape,
and promote their gloss.
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B. P.-Sodium bicarbonate added
to your bath will make the water
softer, but it is not recommended
for general use, as il is an alkali and
abstracts fat from the skin, soften
ing the horny layer and leaving it
dry and thinned.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-05-17

J. E. R.-Reading in bed does not
hurt the eyes if you have your light
properly adjusted. Lie in semi
recumbent position, with the light
over the left shoulder. Reading from
center light or side light will at
feet the eyes.
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Il. G.-For excessive greasiness OF
the skin apply several times dur
ing the day diluted alcohol. Dip a
piece of absorbent cotton in the
alcohol and then wipe the face
with Il.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-05-17
Your Problems
Let Edith White Help You to Solve Them

II YOU have a personal problem
| on which you need advice or as
sistance, Miss Whites experience Is
at your service. Letters are am
swered In THE ENTERPRISE. asi
soon after their receipt as possible,
Names of writer's are not published,
aud all. communications are treated
in confidence. Please do not ask
for reply by mail. Answers will
he printed without letters when re-
quested a d d ress Edith White,
| Problem Editor. The Enterprise,
and please write on one side OF
sheet only.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-05-17
PAGE FOR WOMEN
Beauty Answers

Il. L. The number OF times the
hair should be washed depends up
on the amount of dirt and CRIME it
accumulates. Once every two weeks
is not OVERRIDING, II the hair is
dry. rub olive oil into the scalp at
night. You may drop IL on the
scalp with a medicine dropper or
part the hair and apply 1t with a
piece of absorbent cotton, which
has been dipped in the Oil
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-05-17
RinsinR:

Rinsing: Thorough rinsing in
plenty of clean water is necessary to
make clothes white and spotless.
Rinse until no more soil comes out
into the rinse water. If possible, be-
gin with hot water to remove the
soap.
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Observation-Disclosures

TYPEWR1TERS-Buy IS month. Your
choice. 1922 80. Underwood. Royals. Reming-
tons, Smiths. We have few $40 machines.
all guaranteed one year. Rent. trade re-
pair all makes, See us. save money. Frank
ling 1914. District Typewriter Exchanee
IT'S II st, NV. Ia
TYPEWRITERS. fully guaranteed. from 500
up Rent, sell, buy, repair and exchange at
best rates in the city: established 20 years.
open evenings. 1881 East Capitol st. Lin
coin 81.
VACUUM CLEANERS Hoover. Eureka, at
tachment. SIS $50; guaranteed like new.
Repairing. Vacuum Cleaner Shop, l404
Cirard Adams 900.
VACUUM CLEANERS. reconditioned. and
demonstrators, SIS and up; guaranteed J.
c. Harding & Co.. 1886 Conn. ave- NV.
WASHING MACHINES-3 Whirl-Dry electric
washers. reconditioned demonstrators: guar
anteed ] year: regular price $3.50. sale price
:95 and llp easy payments. J. c. Harding
T. Co. 1885 Conn. ave. NV.
WASHING MACHINES. ! Meadows. cylinder
washer. reconditioned; special. SOS; easy
payments. j. c. Harding & Co., 1896 Conn.
ave. NV,
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ELECTRoTRERAPY AND PHYsIoTHERAPY
sss sss1 gwen 0y a sraouA'e FO m
LOVELY HOME. BOARD AND CARE FOR
little children. 4 up to yrs. OF age ser
wyn SIR. IL
NASsEUSE. GRADUATE NURSE. ELECTRO
therapy, surgical cleanliness. Daily, SUM-
81. Second floor, 1929 14th st. NV. FIR. I ,S62
GENTLEMAN WILL EXCHANGE DRIVING
lessons for French or Spanish. Address Be Box
425-A. Star office. IL
SWEDISH MASSAGE GIl5N BY TRAINED
n rs5s - Appointment f0'0n.ae
BUSINESS WOMAN DESIRES, WOMAN LIv;
Ing in vicinity of Rhode Island ave. ana
st to @T to M bpne snd cali for daily
70 Rhode Island Ave. NV. Apt. 10. =
WANT HOME FOR 13-YEAR-oLD BOY
Scout. Address Box l5-B. Star office.
DRIVING TO RALEIGH, N. C.. SATURDAY.
erence. Cali Atlantic 1907. evenings. ~
DRIVING CALIFORNIA THURSDAY. 18th;
closed car; can accommodate one passen-
ger. Address Box 27-B.. Star once.
ty Salon moved to 1907 Conn. ave. Bird floor
south of Cafe st. Mark. Phone Franslin
EVERY CARE GIVEN CoNVALEsCENTs.
Phone Adams 1868, 1888 Kalorama I'd.
MAssEUsE - EXCELLENT. FOR STIFF
Joints, iumbago; magnetic, aseptlc, Hours,
10 to daily. 1926 Swami ST., Apt. Il.
SUBURBAN HoMEL1KE CLUB FOR BOYS 2Ysa
convenient to city. schools. movies: gooo
meals; $40 month. Box 4oo-C, Star Office .
STAGE AND BALLROOM ,a, DANCING Gov W
forming for ladies and gentlemen PosiGoo15
PERNA AND NINE. BALE, Bale Studio,
1871 Conn. ave. Telephone North 72l3
PATIENTS CARED FOR AND TREATED IN
doctors home. Special diet. Night, and day
nurse service; Completely eoupped elect GU s
for everything 1881 10th st. NV.
TRUsSES AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL.
money saving prices, Fit and satisfaction
guaranteed. Expert lady and gentleman at
PENDANTS to care for your every want Peo-
Piles Drug Store No. 2. 7th and SITS: NV.
WE PAY So TO $40 FOR USED SUITS AND
overcoats Prices paid for worn clothing.
ladies and gentlemen. always highest Wash
Clothing Ex 633 st. NV Main 1878
MASSAGE. PHYSIoTHERAPY,. CH1Ro..
practic. SARA ]. HOLMSTROM. sos East
Capitol ST. Phone Lincoln 1887. go
Baby for Adoption.
Bright, happy. healthy girl. months old;
exceptional parentase Phone Georgia 4ool-
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR sALE-.A going autom9tiyet business usniess
with three of the efdt pons ne @ho
sale and retail business Ideal location
and good lease Address Box i5e-X' 81, star
1880 BUYS my established route of chew.
taken care Of in three Gays Per n %eeE week K
e end can net prove e1esf it pfC viii give
NUMBER. Address Box iST-A. Star ONCE.
RESTAURANT AND BAKERY: growing
suburb: very reasonable. Address Box 294.A'
Star Office. -.
WILL, SACRIFICE automobile tourist and
Manaser will give services for reasonable
period. Your opportunity to see the co p,dT
while being paid for it. 4oS Kresse Bids'
nth and G SITS
dwelling: wonderful business location. Ap-
ply Mr.. Newsom. ITO H st. ne. IL
PARTY willing to put small amount OF cash
INVESTIGATION will realize exceptionally
high return AND share in business Write
d fGr RoE sssX g Star 80 oe
OPPORTUNITY for man or woman with
$4,000 cash: home and real income; quick
action necessary; principals only. Aodd5peesS
IF you CAN INVEST s135 and pay for
same within one year. you may secure an
interest in a local industrial banking com.
which mas pdlQ lHe lDNtStOlo Il - CnSA'
year since it started business 4 years ago.
Address Box 1897, Star office.
DELICATESSEN- location, reasonable
price; reason for selling. Apply BIG 18TH
st. NV. - IL 10
DELICATEssEN and lunch, old established;
exceilent location: price Just reduced one
half. Owner 1854 Mount Pleasant ST.. IL
CAFE-well established and paying: foun-
tain; unlimited opportunities. 4sl9 "a. ave
Next to Colony Theater - 10 -
A WONDERFUL OPPORTUN1TY--s450 cash.
Established business, renned trace, sopa l 10,
cation 9nnseheonette and de'ca'eSsen' p Is.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE STo SRd; oa AND >
DWELLING Doing g91d business f1o II Genfie
fry 1oq Ashton 18-F-s. 1a'
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invest in some kind of business; WhaI nave
you to offer? Write, do not CALL 6lz EVa.'s
GASOLINE. ACCESSORIEs-Wil sell y in,
terest in my station business to g active P man
am ntes Hdgiess soa 2sB Star ONCE
SANDWICH sHoPPE-Located adjacent lace t. to
cG SSS s HddTeys Box pE0 iB saS Office
WANT TO RENT established. furnished
isG1hbS eodse Cleveland Is AHA Il.
FOR SALE Three,chalr fully equipp snleh BAD
opportunity. Call Wisconsin 4145 between
and II am. ~
GRocERY-old established business in busy
suburb in the District. Stock and fixtures
! only $1,000 3 or 5 year lease at $50 mon.n
owner retiring. See Mr.. NEWsoM' lllc
| H st. ne.
WILL TURN OVER to responsible party. dis
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| DAY and night signs exclusive feature
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| address Box BIB. Star Office
STORE AND 6 ROOMs-Ideal location for
| COMBINATION GASOLINE STATION, RE
| PAIRS. GENERAL STORE and COAL YARD
| Near Maryland line on route to southern
| Maryland. Can be rented or purchased or
reasonable terms.
}. B MCKEE, Agent for Owner.
| 7l8 7th St NV. Main $3.50
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ADDING MACHINE, electric; l5-column;
cheap. $40 9th st. NV.
ADDING MACHINE, Burroughs, Thank; per-
feet condition; cheap 1913 Woodward Bldg.
ADCRESSOGRAPH with cabinet and frames,
cheap. BIO 9th st NV.
ANTIQUE TABLE, handsome apiece mohair
living room suite. bed-davenport; will sac
ri1ce for cash. .707 2lst NV.
ANTIQUES-Closlng interesting old home ii
Alexandria, Va. Heirlooms to be sold pri-
vately. Mrs. Virginia Smoot. 100 S Fairfax
BARBER SHOP. complete equipment ami
furnishings for two-chair shop. also
beauty parlor equipment. Phone Line. 1864.
BUILDING MATERIAL at Walter Reed Hos
piLal Wrecking many big frame buildings.
Good flooring. lac foot; siding. sheathing
ano framing, &c foot; hollow tile and brick;
plenty 2x4, 2x6 2xs, 2xlo; sash, doors. win
dows complete; wallboard plumbing, lava
terial at our Brentwood Branch, where we
will be glad to take your order for prompt
delivery at actual cost, as orders are taken
days to do this work, so hurry. Call at
or phone our Brentwood Branch. 1921 Ga
ave. next to car barn. Phone Ga. 1894
HechinRer Co., reliable for II years.
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REQ. REQ.
THREW" VALUES.
1929 REQ Flying Cloud
BrouSham.
1927 Flying Cloud Victoria.
1923 Wolverine Sedan.
1927 Flying Cloud Sedan.
1927 REQ Wolverine Brougham.
1927 Flying Cloud Brougham.
1926 Chevrolet Landau Sedan.
1927 Chevrolet. Sedan.
1925 Dodge Coupe.
1926 REQ Sedan.
1926 Chandler Sedan.
1924 Buick Sedan.
1925 Dodge Sedan.
WE HAVE
Several Late Model Cars in
SEDANS.
R f 9S!sSP2zA5RsHsF .
COUPES.
Which are in good running
condition. from
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Terms Easy.
OPEN EVENINGS SUNDAYS
UNTIL PM.
THE TREW MOTOR CO.,
1926 14th. Decatur 1910.
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FOR FARM AND GARDEN.
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

OAK. MAPLE. walnut. tulip, ash, sycamore:
Al size; 10c up. Trees, shrubbery, flowers
Daisy Hull. Rockville, Md. Westmore (bus
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RADIO SALES AND REPAIRS.
EXPERT REPAIRING: work guaranteed: no
charge for testing sets Loornis Radio COL
leRe. Laboratory and Repair Dept. 405 9th.
Main 1889. IT.
USED RADIOS from SIS up All in good
condition Smiths Battery and Radio Serv-
ice 2ll9 18th st NV
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1AUNDRESS, first-class. wants washing TO
take home sunny yard. Main SPAS. 428
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BEAUTY PARLORS.
PERSONAL.

The rate under heading of Personal
Is 8 cents Der line additional to the
regular line rate.
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HOME LAUNDRY. first class. done real
cheeply at 1913 w st. NV. Phone Pot.
1855; w. Call or phone. Real large. sunny
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.
POLICE PUPS. 2. pedicreed. weeks old:
? male. s25 each; female. SIS. 321 18th
ST. Sc.
CANARTES-Young male guaranteed sour-
sterS. S.. SO and $40. ATHERTON'S PET
SHOP. 6l2 F. st. NV. Main ATOP. Ia
POLICE DOG. 2-yesr registered male; best
pl. Phone Col. 871. 13s
PUPPIFS-Fox terriers Poodles. American
bull terriers. etc. Several IS puppies Fair
child's Pet Shop. 1919 9th ST. NV. Main 1897.
PUPPIES-Wire- haired fox terriers and police.
DIR. KFILI'S
Dog & Cat Hospital, 1929 14th. Pot. COLA.
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IAUNDRESS wants washing to do at home
1905 ST. NV Phone North 227W.
1AUNDRESS. first class. Call Adams 1859.
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