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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-07-27
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ELLIsPORT
CMrs. D. W. Trimble)

DIR. Roy Miller of Seattle en-
tertained large company of his
employees and friends at picnic
and plunge at Ellisport last Sun
day. 1t was an ideal day for an
outing and Ellisport was voted the
finest place on the Sound by The
happy members of the party,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Irish are
occupying the Irimble cottage for
couple of weeks, while their son
and family have taken the DR..
Morris cottage next door. Both
families are from Yakima.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Hibler and
family, of Seattle have rented the
Furbush cottage for their vaca-
lion.
Mr.. A. S. Wilson arrived this
week from Yakima and will oc-
cupy a cottage on the McClintocl
Homestead. Mr.. and Mrs, Ted
Nelson of Seattle were at the
Homestead over the weekend.
Mrs. f. II. Merritt of Seattle,
visited Monday at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Heath,
prior to leaving with Mr.. Merritt
for months motor tour through
California,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Jeffers
are in Portland for the week end
visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Greer
and family with party of friends
from Dockton enjoyed a Sunday
outing at Ellisport.
Fay and Ida McClintock Were
pleased Monday with a visit from
their old friends Mr., and MIS-
Wensel Young from Berkeley
California Mr.. Young is the son
of former State Treasurer, G. w
Young and is on the island look
ing after his property interests
here. They will occupy a cottage
on the Homestead during then
stay ON the island.
Mrs. C. S. Darling of Portland
Oregon visited several days th'
past week with her sister, Mrs. D
w. Trimble.
Every week sees bigger crowd'
nt Ellisport. Last Sunday th'
parking Of cars had to be- regula
led as the ears packed in so close
ly around the picnic tables j
made it difficult to get the car
out when ready TO leave. All day
the beach was an animated seem
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CENTER NEWS
*(NIrs. Dunlap and Mrs. Hearst)


Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Soike and
children spent Sunday at Wood
land Park, Seattle, attending the
Minnesota picnic
Mrs. Geo. Krull of Tacoma aud
hen. guest Mrs Idler Of California,
spent Sunday and Monday at the
home of the formers S brother, Mr..
John Hofmeister
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Tuckel are en-
ioying a visit from Mrs. fuckers
sister, Lilly, of California.
Miss Elsie Esterle of Reuton,
was the guest of Miss Frances
Marshall part of this week.
Mrs. l.. Douglas, nee Gladys
Wilber of Seattle, with guests
from Indiana spent Tuesday al
the home of the formers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Wilbcr. A mum
ber of ladies were also present TO
help at a quitting party.
Mr.. Tom Fault aud his father Il.
Fault and Mr.. and Mrs. Il Beard
and daughter irene spent Sunday
visiting friends in Puyallup,
Mrs A. IL, johnson is recover
ing nicely from her recent illness.
Born to Mr. and Mr.. lIafol
Stevens, Friday, July 20th. 1928,
a Z pound daughter. Mrs. Wylde
is caring for Mrs. Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hofmeis-
ter of Enumclaw were guests of
relatives Thursday and Friday OF
last week,
Mr. and Mrs A. lIebble enjoyed
Sunday dinner with Mr.. and Mrs
Besonen, in the little cool grove
by the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Simmonsen and
Mr.. jess DenniS, mdiored ON Sun
day to Snoqualmie Falls
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-07-27

The Lutheran Bible Institute
opened their meetings at the Bur
ton Baptist Assembly grounds,
Tuesday July 17th and will con-
tinue until July 2Sth. The atten-
dance at first numbered about
fifty, but was nearly doubled over
the weekend. We hope to have
them with us again next year.
.
Mr.. R. Il, Hiltz of Denver, Col
orado, is visiting his sister, Mrs,
Frank Poirson on the beach. From.
here he will extend his tip thru
California before returning home.
Over fifty lady employees from
the main office of the Pacific Tel
ephone and Telegraph Co., Taco
ma composed launch party that
landed at Burton, Thursday even
ing. Tables were set on the lawn
between Williams store and the
Post Office, and a bountiful pie
ME supper served in generous
style. Come again, girls. We vel
come such a fine crowd any time.
Mrs. +. II. Broel,shink and
daughter Audrey, and Miss Peter
son of Hoquiam, and Mrs. DIR.
Scarborough and daughter Irma
of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, drove to
the island Tuesday and spent the
day with their cousin Mrs. C. Il.
jackson in East Burton.
Mr.. Wencel C. Young, one of
the heirs of the c. w. Young es-
tate, is on the island for a few
days looking after his interests.
Mr.. Henry Stewart, former
Burton resident, and Mrs. Stew
art are over from Seattle this
week, guests of the Chas. Taylor
family, who are occupying their
beach home for the summer.
Mrs. Frank Lilly and children
returned Sunday from Hoods Can
al where they have been enjoying
a vacation.
Mr.. Il. S. Robe is in Burton A.
gain after an absence OF several
weeks in Alaska.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. w. Rea Of San
Francisco arrived in Burton We'd
nesday evening and were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Van
House during their stay in Bur
ton. Mrs. Rea was formerly Miss
Alice Brown, and Mrs. Van House
had few of Mrs. Rea's Burton
friends in on Thursday evening.
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DATES TO REMEMBER

July 2s-school site elec-
tion.
July 2s-Pioneer Picnic. l.
8 O. 0. +. Hall.
. August lS-vashon Island
Carnival.
August 2l--Last day to re
gister.
: September 11-Ptimary E
lection.
: November g. General f
lection.
. 8 . & . . 9 . : = :
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The Guy Eernisse family Of Ia
coma spent the week end at the
Harmeling home, Margaret re-
manning for visit with her
grandmother Eernisse and uncle.
Fred.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-07-27


Mr.. NJ, ,r.
n's1 r nseu' 'i'1, "Ii 'es,' '','ss i
Ai"a nooi''N % one'iaiis ""o mas
Thrrsdar NON; Mo, w;ll
snond sovo,aI dars ottand;no Ion
t,,ros ~ th Un;yers;tv maet;n ns
or tbo par Assoo;at;on and IN
Koontz will return 10 Cbebalis TO
resume her labors as librarian.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G Dumbleton
ale spending a two weeks vacation
in Vancouver.
Mr. and Mrs Danner and baby
of Bremerton spent Sunday with
relatives at PORTAGE
q
Mrs. A. V. Kregcr and son
Bruce of Almira. Washington.
are spending the week with Mr..
and Mis-. p r. CARRIER and family.
-o-
attended the Redmen's conven-
ton held in Long Beach Monday
and Tuesday of This week
.
~, and Mrs V cborles contts
,yora Taooma visitors WedneSday
r -
n'''es' 1'''''es s.i 'iu -; .: 10y ,t
%
N1;.s rnEo pIool, v;s;tod with I,
land Friends t,o 1atter nm, NJ last
~ao,
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ml' anu ',is' o. - iid'uiso'' ul
anu TWO l.', cn'i',reil VI i'a'la9r "yo'
ling !lS''eu az ,r, .ne mas1wall
l'o,pe tn's WIN o,a,f nes aie '""N'hs
mum '''P W N"''io''''''
.''...I'''.;a,, , 80 H. Sa,,.nai
n;s,,.iot for tho praat m Sound Pow.
49, q Ii,,l,, Comna,,,, ras an Ts.
land visitor Wednesday While
ha,n ha ;nsnooted tbo vrorl, ho;mo
and recent extensions Of service
in other PARTS of thc island
IE -
ny
iheNTWaIm Wea'her Is bringing
people 10 ',le iSlalo ,,V. TO enJoy tne
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Y
LIsABEULA
Mrs. Graham Maloney)


ing their daughter, Mrs. Beng
sion and family, left recently for
their home in the East, En- route
they expect to visit all of their
children. While visiting one son,
Mrs. Otness expects to do some
flying. Considering the fact that
Mrs. Behgston's parents are sew
enty-seven and eighty years of
age, they are enjoying their trip
to the utmost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen spent a de
lightful weekend recently at Mt.
Rainier. Others in the party We're
the Abrahamsons of Vashon and
the Kallands of Burton.
Mrs Sharp and Freddie are in
Seattle at the home of sister in
law, Mrs, Mcdonald, who was ac-
cidently knocked down by a West
ern Union messenger, while she
was crossing a street, She was
badly bruised and her foot
sprained. Mrs, Mcdonald and girls
are well known, having lived al
Vashon for several years.
The Sunday School will have
an entertainment aud watermelon
social at the church the evening
Of August Bird. Everybody come
and have a good time.
The Kneebones have had as
guests recently, Mr., Knecbone s
nephew, j. X. Davis and family of
Pocatello, Idaho. MIR. Davis was
here twenty years ago, He no
doubt saw great many changes
Frank Kneebonc and wife of
Seattle are vacatiouing at the
home of their parents here this
week.
While most of us were basking
in the sunshine a couple of weeks
ago, Chuch Iliersch was flying
about overhead encountcring a
stiff breeze and no doubt endeav-
oring to keep a stiff upper lip. He
llew from Seattle out over the Is
land, circled over Blake Island
then back to the city. He said he
felt so safe it hardly was a thrill
at all.
Miss Ruth Beaumont, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Beaumont of Liz
abeula, was married to Mr.. Nick
Miller of Libby, Montana, in Spo-
aianc ON July 20th. Ruth is a
charming and capable girl, grad
uate of Cheney Normal School,
and has been teaching in Libby
the past two years. Her many
friends here wish her much hap
pincss.
Monday morning a little boy
fell off of the wharf, and had a
narrow escape from drowning.
His father rescued him, holding
him to a piling Until boat all,
rived, A mighty chilly bath for
both but they seem to have suffer
ed no i'll effects. However sue
things SOFT of take the joy ont OF
raeationing,
Mr., and Mrs. Donahue. formerly
of East Lisabeula were visiting
here recently, calling on the Jcn-
sens and others. They have sold
their property.
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HERE AND THERE

Mrs. Ensing and daughter are
spending a ten day vacation with
the Ted Gorsuch family at Fern
dale.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-07-27

is especially appreciated by the vi
sitors, this friendly atmosphere
adds much 10 their yisi aud when
they are looking for q home in the
county they naturally think of
"that happy island, Vashon. "
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-07-27
NOTICE

Vashon Water Dist. announces
sprinkling hours to be observed
from 7 to 9 p. m. One sprinkle
only in use at one time, until fur
ther notice.
IN ~ IN
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-07-27

as the bathers in their gay suits
and parasols came and went. We
who can remember the dark blue
or black, ankle length and long
sleeves bathing suits of a \Sew
years ago, see great contrastNto
the comfortable and pretty outfits
worn by the water sprites of to-
day. Who says the world is not
improving.
We have it on good authority
from one of our leading citizens
that they sat on their porch last
Sunday between two O'Clock and
five, and counted no less than 300
cars pass, coming into Ellisport,
Many of these ears are owned by
people off the island and it means
big lot of advertising for the
island to be visited by so many
each week end. These parties usu-
ally come to Ellisport to eat their
lunch and bathe, before starting
home. They always allow them
selves plenty of time to take q
long drive over the fine roads OF
the island and one hears nothing
but praise of our smiling gardens
lovely homes, and grand scenery
Best Of all they seem TO enjoy tn,
spirit Of hospitality, and friendly
attitude in which they are re
ceived by the island people. This
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-07-27

The brick work for the first
story of the new f. A. Weiss store
will soon be completed, and the
carpenters are waiting to begin
their work.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-07-27

Mrs. C. S. Darling of Portland,
Oregon visited several days the
past week with her sister, Mrs. D.
w. Trimble.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-07-27

t. N. Thompson.
Supt.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-07-27

Mr. and Mis-. Donahue, formerly
of East Lisabeula were visiting
here recently, calling on the Jcn-
sens and others. They have sold
their property.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-07-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen spent a de
lightful weekend recently at Mt.
Rainier. Others in the party were
the Abrahamsons of Vashon and
the Kallands of Burton.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-07-27

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Dumbleton
ale spending a two weeks vacation
in Vancouver.
Evening star., 1928-02-24
POULTRY AND EGGS.

BABY CHICKS-12 900 blood tested breed
ers selected for high egg production supply
eggs for this hatchery: all leading varieties: :
cat aIogue free. Massanuttcn Farms Hatch
cry. Box a2l-M. Harrls0nburg. Va.
white Leghorns. White Wyand0ttcs on sale
zach week strong. healthy lively. thorough.
Evening star., 1928-02-24

Flint 2-Door Brougham.
New tires. new paint. new seat covers.
new carpets. Entirely recopditioned. A bar.
Evening star., 1928-02-24

Buick Master 2-Door Sedan.
toned. Ok. in every respect. Pickup" a,
S645
Evening star., 1928-02-24
JOSEPH McREYNOLDS. Inc.
Cor. 14th and r NV.
1927 ESSEX COUPE.

OUR MODERN SERVICE STATION.
Kansas ave. and Cpshur st. open daily and
Sunday from a m. to 12 p.m
Evening star., 1928-02-24

PEERLESS MOTOR CAR CO.,
14th at P St. NJ. $3.50.
OPEN EVENINGS AND sryNDAYs
Evening star., 1928-02-24

Erskine 4-Door Sedan.
This beauty driven Iess than 200 miles.
guaranteed same new. Fully eGuipyeG.
originally cost 81 .D95: unusual buy at Ss45.
Evening star., 1928-02-24

REFR1GERATORS. second hand. cheap, For
homes. groceries. meat markets. etc. SO7
Evening star., 1928-02-24

Looks and runs like new: fully equipped
real bargain in a coupe. Terms or trade
Evening star., 1928-02-24

RADIO. 3.tube Crosley Tridon and loud
sneaker. Call Georgia 1904.
RADIATORS. steam: 3 single column, 3o
inches high. . to IL sections: perfect con.
tition: 81 each. 917 11th 1t. NV. Frank.
lin 1Nl23
Evening star., 1928-02-24
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

OVERLAND RED BIRD TOURING. 1874
Khaki top; good tires: for balance due.
S156lS: $50 cash So week. Morgan. l10S
Evening star., 1928-02-24

StudebsAer Big q" Sedan.
In hsssec shsae tAruNsAeGs arSa v>sa eAs.
hct HsGits.ste tAas CNS sNe tAS preca wA A~>
ASKING isyas SEt trade
PEERLESS MOTOR CAR co,
l+th at 7 st. NJ oSSO
OceN kvkNtNSS ANn SE'NpAX
Evening star., 1928-02-24

OVEkLAND RED Bird TOURISG. lJ24-
Khaki top; good tires: for balance due:
SI561s: $50 cash S5 week. Morgan. 110S
Vermont ave.
PACKARD; one OF The smartest club sedans
"vrrhaned @ ' new @ tires % several @ "nsana s ae
Cs,i or ph"ne Er. Barry Falsee GsSsse.
l"16 10th ST: nv 25s
PACKARD q SEDAN model 5-26 1928
count slight nsc. Sew-car guarantee. See
Harry, Harry Hartman Packard Washington. Con-
latest model 3-"3. looks like new. runs like
new new and |. absolutely guaranteed, Has new
Wa.hnr,"n caal"c fsae Go Iss 1s Conn. M ssen ss"'
PACKARD 1925 SEDAN: 10 Al condition.
Gan ian he seen at 3"0o Cleveland ave. Phone
Clrye. 4"B..
y sa;S S;li S% ss%%p.,3a;s !, $3.50 wss: ss
PEERLESS X SEDAN-S465 is q new low
Wshins,oa cadiac G '1s ca ifss cann see sssm'
| PIEKCE-ARROW sEDAN-MO1el 50 and in
excellen; condition. Looks like new 81 $50
IN ana Ss real hsrsn ma'y Your
Ccnn ave
sTUDEBAKF.R LIGHT SIX SEDAN. four.
door; in perfect condition. fully equipped;
,.oks ,sa!s @ liEs new price. $3.50; terms or trade
sTUDEBAKER TOURING. 1921. s75: terms
lI26 2Oth st NV. franklin 6540
STUDEBAKER SEDAN 1923: SI25: terms:
an exceDtional buy for the money Call al
ll2b 10th st. NV. or phone franklin 654O
for demonstration.
WII.LYS-kNIGHT SEDAN model 65-Fully
equipped, new Duco paint: very low mileage
nv private owner will consider small car
N trade. Wheelers Anto Service. Rear l4I7
T st. nv.
wH.LYs-KNIGHT TOURING very good
mechanically and IN appearance: oniv 81 50 .
nasv terms u desired see Mr. CalIan. 1917
wU.LYS KNIGHT SEDAN. Ig21-Con1iiii0r
n,rtett and looks ike new. No dealers
- 800. Address Box ?lD star Office. 23s
REPoSSES>ED CARS-BuicGs ChrysIers
Packards. Stutz. Wintons. Oaklsnds olds-
| MOBILES. Pontia"s. Essexes. Chev roiel=. ForCis
etc. priced very low for nuick removal
| Cash terms. trade. We probably have ;us,
| what Won want a; a very pleasing price :
| ~ ] ! New York ave. ne.
| FoRDS FORDS FORDS
e5 cars all tynes and models Some can
he bought for So5 cash balance S5 Der
week onen SUNDAY ,m 10 Z n g pm.
14I 1eth 81 NE Lincoln 5000.
Evening star., 1928-02-24

Stude. "Commander" Victoria.
Looks like new. runs like new: guaranteed
like new: run only 4. .42O miles. Cost 81 .S95
A bargain a. 81 AS.
Evening star., 1928-02-24

Locomobile 8-48 Sedan.
A $4,000 car at very low Szure with
new tires. new paint. seat covers and fully
equipped. A bargain. SLOTS.
Evening star., 1928-02-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HaStEU--ehLEsm
CEFAsE SPECIALITY SALESMAN WHO ia
H~@ tfB}lHF t3Bs t@kI ac"0oUts III Washington
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ssalust opsugiAslon. Address For al T.
fiaf ofs4Fes
tALEsNA Ak~~spendia DDD1f taaity ftf =
tfsts3sss sEsea3slty man ~ work washing,
tsB and STATE al Virginia. Pant selling ~
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Ae experience and DfsssBt salary. hspilss
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hALEsNES can cara ~ 300 10 81 900 ly
S.sse men Wllh Eara pssfeued ApHiy
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II interested in The best selling
proposition in Washington to-
day. backed with many advan-
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efer, see Mr.. Baldwin, 3li3 i4th
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Evening star., 1928-02-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
frnnt In spn1k

| PIANO. Kingsbury: splendid condition. guar.
anteed mechanically correct: S1:5; no rea-
| sOnable terms OF payment refused Phone
Main 1857. Culey & Son. SOS l1th At. NV
|
Evening star., 1928-02-24

Chev. Cabriolet, Rumble Seat.
Only driven 1850 miles: looks like new
Considerably reduced. Only s595.
Evening star., 1928-02-24
SITUATlON-DOMESTIC.
by a settled woman: stay nights

~ OUtluUeU.p
COLORED WOMAN desires place q. general
houseworkcr: go home nights. l4:7 9th st
NV. North 6436. .5s
COOK, by a. settled woman: stay nights.
Franklin 1884.
GENERAL. HOtISEWORK. white: small fam
ilv. stay nights: $40 y week. J. L.. 30O3
Bird st. ne. e.
GIRL colored. experienced. first-class refer
ence. wants work of any kind. 1913 Bird
st: s.w.. md floor.
GIRL. light tol0red. desires position as
nurse: good city reference. Call Franklin
GIRL wants general housework or mothers
helper or nursing. West 3l3S-W.
GtRl. wants nursing, part-time or day :
work. 1916 Que st. NV.
LADY will care for children evenings. North
Woodstde. Phone Silver Spring 5:,:,. 25'
LADY. young. colored. desires Job as cook
and houseworlscr. l434 st. sc.
PART-TIME WORK wanted: mornings pre-.
ferred: references Pnt0mac 83SSW.
WOMAN OF middle age. white. with best OF
reference. desires y position as general house.
Keeper with sma! family: stay nights. 2l0
9Th st. Sc. 36s
WOMAN. colored. desires position as nurse
or maid. 1Oi3 summers rd.
Evening star., 1928-02-24
REQ.
REQ.
OUR CONSTANT AIM.

For people who measure trips
by thousands of miles Our cars
are put into the pink of condi-
tion.
Evening star., 1928-02-24
BUICK USED CARS.

a Buick Master Road ;. S+O
"a Buick 4cyl, Sedan. 500
y Buick Master Sedan. 100
IS Buick Country Club
Master .......... 50
2S Buick Master +-pass.
Coupe ............ 80
20 Buick I-pasS. Sedan. l.2o
20 Oakland Sedan ...... 500
25 Hudson coach ....... 400
p Packard s Touring. 600
p Buick Stan. Sedan. -. 500
2S Buick Stan. Coach. $50
y Chevrolet Coach. $3.50. 40
- Buick Master Brog... 700
- Buick 7-pass, Sedan. go
IS Buick 7-pass, Tour. 500
p Buick S-pass. Tour. :. $50
b Buick Master Sedan. go
~ Overland Sedan 1855. 100
- Buick +-cyl. Tour. 500
STANLEY II. HORNEH, Inc.
lol>-llll l+,h St. NV.
Main $50
Evening star., 1928-02-24
WANTED-SALESMEN.
ENl1.I
(C0uttuued.


SPECIALITY. sAI.ESMEN--we are looking
for four high-caliber AL specially statesmen
pablo of making SIS. 600 10 $4,000 pcr year.
II you are personally neat. honest and anx-
ions to work hard to obtain monetary snc.
cess. your future is limited hv your own
efforts and ability. Must devote fun time
and have car: all work in and around Wash
lngton. No curiosity seekers need apply.
Give past record for two wears. with fun
Information and reference. first letter. All
communications treated ronfdentially. Ad.
dress Box lied. Star Office.
TAILORING SALESMEN
J. r. Simpson. Americas foremost tailor
ing house, eliminates all grief for statesmen
hy opening branch store in Washington
Customers may call N Office to try on
ciothes lefore accepting them. Our system.
fun credit ON house orders and tremendous
assortments at S,3.Sn and S31 so. should
double your earnings the first season. This
is the most attractive proposition In the
mems wear field Give phone, etc, in first
letter. and personal interview will he ar.
ranged as soon "a our manager arrives. Ad-
dress RoN lSa-C. Star office
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
MAN AND WIFE. experienced farmers col
Ord preferred. on shares wages. Call at
once. Prof. Brown. .464 9th st. NV
Evening star., 1928-02-24

MULTt0RAFHs. min,sor rapbs, Urlatins
hanis. sos r 81 Frank Yui ga
ORTHOfHUATC VicTH0IA, dassnpof, act
sstension datappot tabia, satsies tahie, sew
ing table and fu,,r Windsor phairs; all psaa,
tiGsIty new: very reasonable Iti,tU tai,,.,n,
u. u. VI Apt t0i I 80 10 ~. sa'
PIANO. mahogany easa. like nrw returned
fr0H, rental; HuW teii,ine.i &90j; Nau save
ati ihe rent nay ~ per wsek sou must
hurry 70 set this nns, GAil Main aahp
culss son, nos tih 81 nv. 80
tAEO~-Wiii sserihee epiiity in plane, pro.
yidad purchaser hnishes instslin,snta, Phone
E!4hol NnNftb y |. @sglS ,SS ~ NJ,
es:. e':s 19s;; 1s9s;s; ssss .. IL: ::s.s.a Ssso @ I" az"
Evening star., 1928-02-24

COIORED WOMAN desires place n. general
houseworkcr: go home nights. l4:7 9th At.
NV North R336 H5s
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RUGS. oriental: clearance sale. deep reduc
tions ar need room for cleaning and
storing. Manoukian Bros. 1341 Conn ave
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

NAN AND WIFE. experienced farmers. col.
'rcd prrterre.i. on shares or wages Call al
NICE. Prof. Brown. .464 9th st. NV
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CADILLAC 63 SEDAN.
BUICK DEALERS
EMERSON 4 ORME.

We hsve inst the ear for you As
your rrice Come IN tossav. We have
annie time IN which 10 demonstrate
our machines tor yo0
Evening star., 1928-02-24

PACKARD one OF the smartest club sedans
IN the ciy' gray body black dnco hood,
wIrc wheels and trim: iust refinished and
nverhanled: new tires, several unusual ac-
Cal or phohc Mr.. Barry Palace Garage.
fo1G O0th al m
Evening star., 1928-02-24

PAPERING WHOLE HOUSE, S46 and uD
. rooms ana story hall: quick service
Snrine nricea. Alsn nainting. Ad oioH
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ITALIAN - Individual instructions: native.
experienced; university graduate teacher; ne
ytnuers. advanccd classes: different hours.
locations .N East Capitoi st.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS nv OLD EXPE.
rien~ed instructors: satisfaction insured.
white chauffeurs furnished Call Line. 81
IF You ARE INTERESTED IN LIFE IN.
sura'ce enroll now for new class Address
Roy 10-C Star ofirf
Evening star., 1928-02-24

SECTIONAL BOOKCASES ("l. mahogany 3
sections each. price $50 each Cowhrrd
"l"I New York ave Main $3.50
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GENERAL HOUSEWORK. white: small fam
ilv stay nights: $40 y week. J. L.. 3003
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
fHsNHNt~s,nS

painting. interior and ex.
,ri0r: skilled mechanics: reasonable prices
aMl Serene. 6h NJ st. NV NJ lO1&1
Evening star., 1928-02-24

PACKARD q SEDAN model 5-26 1928
Car for sale Substantial reduction on ar
count slight nsc. Sew-car guarantee. See
Harry Hartman. Packard Washington, Con.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

nTEkOGhAPHER. beginner. wants any kind
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sbstHnFf. E1iitE /, 6efhsaBi6%n, Nd, 2bs
JYPIST, HE clerk. "og,pahivnE reliable. i,,.
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