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New Britain herald., 1928-04-24
An APPLE PIE That Weighs ONE TON

MARINA. Wash believes in doing things in
 biz way. and as one example of this
 there was recently baked in that city an apple pie that weighed more than a ton.
 The pic plate for this monster piece of pas try had to be specially made The pie contained . barrel of -four. 100 pounds of sugar, two and
New Britain herald., 1928-04-24

The
 Monster
 Pie,
 Recently Baked st YskimA Washington. Contstned . RarTb ef Flour. Ono Hundred Pounds of
 6ussr.
 Fou
 Hundred Galloas oe Prepared Apples and Two sad One.Hslf Pounds 9 Cinnamon Nine Girls Rolled the Dough with . Fifty.
 Pound Rolling Pt
New Britain herald., 1928-04-24

and carefully crimped around the edges by twenty girls working together
 It was some job The giant pic thus prs- pared was lifted with block and tackle, and drawn into the huge oven (but specially for this pie) by winch.
 When baked to . turn. the pie was hauled out with tractor and cut up with . knife that
New Britain herald., 1928-04-24

tight and tied in q groove just above the cap. Thus the metal of the instru. ment does not come into con. tact with the akin of the user when the steam. heated pad is applied.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-24

scopes" n"s'o'
 One little fellow, tn. B.cserium An. thracls. which is shaped something like . aim'nutive finger. is about one twenty-five thousandth of an inch wide, and nearly one fve-thousandth of an inch lonrj He ono of the giantsl One of his really smal! cousins, belonging to | numerou. fan family called micro.s;oeeu.. i. only one ana quarter millionths of an ,nch through. Forty thousand could march abreast through the eye of fine needle. Even after microscopes had come into general use." Dr. Lipman says. "foY dec. ades nobody suspected that minute plants and animals did work on which al iarrer life was dependent Then, about the mid. de of the last century, Louis Pastsur ds. covered them. Since then much has been learned of the workers in the soil, but most of the whole new world is still unexplored.
 "The whole underground world of life h made possible by tho formation of the ground. Soil is made up of solid particle, of mineral matter. and the space between these particles. This space. when dry. u known as 'spore space.'"
 Two scientists named Lyon and Fippin set out to count the mineral particles in . small amount of soil-ons gram. In . gram of gravel they found 262 particles; in fairly coarse sand, more than l3,50D. And with finer materials they had to count . smali portion and estimate the total Then
New Britain herald., 1928-04-24
eICZS Man

Science Monthly, "so i'm. portant that the slightest change in balance. the least disturbance of Natures equilibrium, may bankrupt nations, change the history of untold millions of human beings through disease in . single year"
 "The reason we have not known before of these un. derground citizens," pr. Lipman explains, "is that fhaV nrA An vSoiy,,fn kk
New Britain herald., 1928-04-24

The electric cord that enters the hollow han. any convenient light socket When the instru.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-24
The Strange BLUE POPPY of CHINA

VIPER BURMA, Tibet and the western frontier of China is the home of the rare
 blue poppy that dourishes in the rarefied air l6,000 feet above the level of the sea- Mr. F. Kingdom Ward, . noted explorer, is heading en expedition to the Far East in search of spec. linens of this exquisite and strange sky-blus, scentsd poppy, which is found in great abun. dance on the so-caled Rhododendron moorlands of the mountains of the Far East
 The blue poppies of the genus Meconopsis ere confined to the high mountain ranges of the Hmalaya. Tibet, far Upper Burma, and west ernmost China, in the remote inaccessible wilds
New Britain herald., 1928-04-24

ment is to be employed. tho user dips the padded end into saucer of water and turns on the Juice" with thumb switch on the handle. Then the moisture is converted into steam and the heat is ready to be applied locally, the de. gree of heat being controlled by turning the switch on or off
 For the convenience of tourists and other travellers neat carrying case is provided for the electric heater which is always aysilable for use wherever electricity is to be found.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-24

A LL life goes around in circles Plants, pro- 1 vided by tiny mcroorga nisns with nour.
 ishment made from the soil and from dead organic matter, grow up to feed the animals, which eventually become the food of man. Dead organic matter, as fertilizer or in some other iorm eventually reaches the earth to be made into food again for more plants. for more ami mals and more men,
 Men, animals insects and plants are no. the only living things in the world, as popularly be- population running into billions, that lives and moves and .multiplies in every shovelful of garden soil Now science has discovered that under almost every square foot of ground are more living inhabitants than the entire human population of the globe! Living and working and multiplying for centuries before animals and plants ever appeared, they form living world Tn themselves, upon which the larger forms of life developed. And new studies have revealed that without the work of the whole underground world, all the plants and animals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-10

MASSAGE. PHxslQTHERAPY, CHlRoPRAC-
toll ST Phone Lincoln 1887. az
WISH 70 HEAR FROM HIGH CLASS COL
ored family OF light complexion who would
be interested In adopting baby boy.
months old Address Box c. Lanshofne.
Pa
MAsSEU sE,-uRADUA or THE AMBu-
latorium for MasSage, Berlin; scientific treat
cor 9th, Apt a n"
SCIENTIFIC MAssAoE-ORApuATF MAS
seuse, expert operator. 10 to daily, sun
day, l236 i4th st, NV, Apt, J, N anSa~J IL
PARTY LEAVING CRY WISHES TO SELL
furniture In apartment of one room, kitch.
en-, bath Murphy he'd, cost 1900 will sell
for 800, seven months old; apartment can
be rented for SIS see ianltor, si09
NV, 10
NE A FIRST OF ASS HAIRpREssER- PRI-
vate lessons and moderate price. Ask for
Mr.. LUCAS of New York and Paris mo
Conn, ave. Ind floor
REMODEL YOUR HOUSE INTO REAuTI-
ful StuCCo home at small cost Makes house
hTeproof, modern ~~tnhanCea property value,
Work by experts, Terms arranged, Ever
lsstone Prod. Corp iioa Eve st, NV Main
Hai,
rRussEs AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL
money-SavinE prices, Fit aud satisfaction
guaranteed Expert lady and gentleman at
PENDANTS TO care TOR YOUR every want PEG
rles DRUG store No 2. Tth and ats, NV.
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COLLIDE CRIST.

four seconds. Try it some time. with
the aid of stop watch.
DIR. G. Brown Miller leads in the Sc
lected score contest among the mem
berS of the Seniors Golf Association of
the Chevy Chase Club. with choice
card of S. He has run up enough SUBJ
par scores to be out in "a and back in
g. The ringer contest ends October 81.
Mrs Emory Smith has turned in the
lowest scores in the womens ringer con-
test at the club, although her card Is
not complete.
Invitations for the annual Summer
tourney at Sherwood Forest were in the
mail today Entries close Wednesday,
July IS. and the privileges of the course
are extended to all entrants beginning
Monday. July 16 The tourney will start
Friday. July 20. and will end with the
final round on Sunday. July %. John
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SALESMAN

TO Sell Accounting Machines.
One with these SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS
preferred.
l. General knowledge Of accounting.
O. General knowledge of U. S. Government
accounting methods.
g. Selling experience.
To a man who possesses the above SPE-
GAL, QUALIFICATIONS toeether with the
usual requirements for Success--honesty. am
bition. etc-we will be glad to pay salary
commensurate with his ability.
Apply by letter immediately, stating your
ege, education. experience and general in
formation,
Your application will be considered con-
fdentisl
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c. Shorey of Bannockburn won the
event last year. Invitations for Frank
& Roesch. Harry G.. Pitt. A. L. Hough-
ton and Earl McAleer are at The Star
Office.
Tommy Armour is playing today In
the Shawnee open tournament at Shaw
nee on Delaware. Pa. He also plans TO
play in the tourney to be held at the
Wolf Hollow Club, at the Delaware
Water Gap, Thursday and Friday.
Wcman golfers of the Capital are
connecting today in a NINA ture tourney
at the Town and Country Club.
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HEIp-MALE AND FEMALE,

GOVERNMENT CLERKS for evening solicit
ing; attractive proposition; no merchandise
to sell: salary and liberal commission kp-
ply Mr.. Harey, 400 to pm. 1927 18th
st. NV.
big salary and cool clean plant. Apply at
once. 100 9th st, NV,
MARKERS AND ASSORTERS 800 Coolest,
Chase Laundry, Chevy Chase, Md
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Money Makers Attention

few men who are willing to carry their
business right to a woman's office--her
home 4 few men who want to make real
money for real work. To such men we offer
an attractive proposition and permanent
business; real money for honest effort that's
what we pay honest men to conduct their
business as dealers in the field: no invest
ment required Apply 2o4 Investment Bldg,
18th and Eve StS. NV
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HELP--FEMALE.
(C0ntinued,)
THE CHESAPEAKE AND
POTOMAC TELEPHONE
COMPANY.

Desirable positions arc avail
able for young women qualify
ing for telephone operating
good salary paid while learning,
with increases at frequent inter
walls. Apply to Application
Dept, Room /, 722 18th St.
NV.
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YOUNG MEN with magazine experience. can
make $40 weekly selling 5 of our new COM
bnations daily; costs buyer 36c per month.
Can train few beginners. Manager, 1910
CT
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WANTED--AGENTS.

SIS WEEKLY-Man or woman wanted with
ambition and industry to distribute Raw
lcigh'S Household Products to steady users;
YOU so you can make up to 500 a week or
more; no experience necessary; pleasant
profitable, diGnifled work Write today. w
T Rawleigh Co. Dept. DC253. Freeport, Ill =
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SALESWOMEN
FOR

We require at once the SerN~
ices Of several experienced dress
saleswomen who wish tontin-
gent work or who would like to
join the contingent force until
they qualify for regular en-
ployment, Apply at once ID
personnel director.
FRANK K, lEll.FtF, INC
1920 f St. NV.
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Rover Midgets have cancelled the
game scheduled with RuSsels for Sat-
urday All Rover players are urged to
report for drill this evening at o'clock
on North Ellipse diamond
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

GENERAL, HOUSEWORK, no washing; must
be good cook: references required. Col. 80.
GOOD COOK and general houseworEer.
IS Grafton St.. Chevy Chase, Nd.
HOUSEKEEPER-Settle white woman stay
nights; no laundry; three in family reIer-
enccS required 1923 Mass. ave. NV.
WOMAN for housework. white or colored;
plain cooking; no laundry. Wisconsin 29oo.
WOMAN, colored, for general houseWork or
part time. Phone North 219l.
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49, ~ = ~ T7a7@7 = : y
PERSONAL.

The rate under heading of Personal
Is cents Der line additional to the
regular line rate
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Nestlcs Circuline Permanent
Wave.
Whole bobbed head. Sc 50 this week. Free
hair cut with permanent French marcel
waves, so cents BY appointment only.
Frank. l0l4l
DOROTHY COFFEI.
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HELP---FENfALE,

COLLEGE STUDENT. vacation position;
seriously interested In work and In setting
s Use sian sian ono once i0' summer "0u''S' D0N
COOK and baker wanted. good, plain. for
stsy n R0a settled .s o TSman
DEMONSTRATORS. neat, slender. for new
health apparel salary depends on analifiea-
tions See Miss Miller SUITE !; hit i7th
TO To- WEDNESDAY "0Fni"s' 10 10 eSe"'"s'
GIRL. clerk. for candy store; over 10,
Apply, with reference, 3038 i4th 81, NV. IL
GIRL colored. as counter girl Oil d st
GIRL REPORTER. experienced preferred
must be inteilieent, wen educated, excellent
personal appearance. 6l2 st. NV, RIM sos.
HIdH-scHooL GIRL as mothers helper;
nv. Wesley Heishts -, 80
LADIES, 3. Catholic. for special outside
work work for washington churches pays SIS
paisn Just starting, Call TO 10 or S to q
Room, 1910, Peoples Life Insurance Bids
! LADY to sell from house TO house necessity
| Address BOX SOL. Star once, To-
MARKERS AND AssoRTERs. experienced
| Apply 400 G 81. NV,
| ply National Laundry Co. 81 Pierce st. NV.
| sALEsLADiEs. s25 per week and liberal
commission TO start; pleasant. permsnsnt
! and Eye SITS NV. "Wednesday. u to nm
| SOLICITORS, two; easy sales, good pay
protected by workmen's compensation ms.
Room 306 Stewart Bids. 9Th and u ~"
| 0 to IL am. t2f
| STENOGRAPHER~ Salary, SIS to 500 week
Apply d07 Evans BldR.
| STENOdRApHER, female preferably one
familiar with dctaphone, state aEe, en-
| perience and salary expected Address BON
a-M, Star ONCE,
WAITRESS. experienced; hours, & pm. TO
| am All 18th St NV.
| WOMAN over 30, opening July 20 sales dept,
large organization, good pay Will tram
opportunity for advancement; give telephone,
| Address Box i7i-J Star once,
| WOMAN-Newark, N. j., manufacturer open
ina once here wants practical nurses, DEM
onstrators for health necessity short hours,
| Apply MORNINGS, Room 202. 1903 l. NV. To-
YOUNG WOMAN. free to 30 anywhere, IN
| terested In hieh~type work which offers
| Acknowledgement. Send full particulars with
| idea of arranging personal interview Ad-
| dress Roy AAn.E. Star once
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

SOUTHERN BROTHERS Employment serv-
ice. Mrs. l. II Muller. vocational coun-
selor, 1888 st, NV. Main 1871.
STENOGRApHERS, s20-s25 wk. No charge
unless placed WASHINGTON Employment Ex-
change, 2l4 National Press Bids, iAth
STENOG.. typist, bookkeeper, clerical help.
etc. Free registry Main 1888 1898 @ st. NV.
Boyd Employment Service.
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FURNITURE, etc: lRrge sale of genersl as
sortment OF household furniture, upuright
and PLAYER pianos. automobiles, etc. AT
weschlerS. eco Penns. ave. NV, Wednesday.
July nth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-10

LEAVING CITY~~Giri'S complete ivory bed
room furniture. vanity dresser, dayhe6,
chest drawers. desk, two chairs, like new
cheap S70N 9Sth st Mt Rainier f0s
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WANTED--SALESMEN.

MAN, well groomed, for special work. Apply
1 to pm. Veterans Flag Committee, 4i0
Bond Bids.
MEN two, between 20 and IS. interested in
getting into aviation; sood opportunity. Tor
men that can qualify: state age, position.
telephone number. Address Box 4002 Chevy
Chase. Md. IA
SALES MANAGERS 3: several real sales
men Penn manufacturer. Give phone
number and full details Address Box TN,
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POSSIBLE TO EARN $40 COMMISSION

POSSIBLE TO EARN 80 COMMISSION
DAILY.
Take orders now from your friends. rela-
tives, banks. business professional, church
and society people with Americas premier
line-7o exquisite Reconsideration envel-
opes--lowest priceS--big commission daily
monthly bonus $40 sample book FREE;
Press. Thomas A. DOYLE, Mgr. sos Evans
BLDG. WASHINGTON, y. G..
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AUTO Statesmen.
We need few live-wtre men to complete
our sales force. We will furnish leads and
give you every possible assistance. E. N.
Ritenour. 3ii3 l4th st. NV
SECURITY SALESM EN-.
Experienced, with wide acquaintance in
highest class OF business and professional
men. We can use only intelligent. well
standing. Proposition is we'll known locally
and is developing fast. Permanent position
and unlimited opportunity for big money.
Apply room 842. Investment Building.
THE LOCAL OFFICE OF AN
active Wall St. house will con-
slider the applications OF live-wire security
statesmen to fill two vacancies in sales force,
must be producers with ,good records; good
leads and an exceptionally good Prospectus
provided Apply, between $50 am. and IL
tomorrow,
05l 18th st. NV.
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FANS-Five 6-inch alternating desk fans.
oScillating 1000 as new: reasonable. 1882
Eth st N "
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

PLUMBING-Special attention to remodeling
and repair work. Shop and residence. SIS
K st. ne. Atlantic 23Sl. Daniel j. Sillers. liz
ROOF REPAIRING PAINTING. guttering,
spouting; reasonable prices Col. 1917 day
or night. AJAX Roofing Co., 1899 Kai ID.
TRUNK REPAIRING, suit cases, haas, etc
Open evenings Columbia Leather Goods Co.,
28l2 18th st. Adams 1885
UPHOLSTERING, furniture repairing; work
done in the home IL desired. Weaver. 1894
Newton st. NV. Adams 940i.
WEATHER STRIPPING-A reduction in
weather stripping this month. Cali Main
6719 for estimates on your home. "a.
WINDOW SHADES. screens and metal
weather stripping Butler & Son. 1851 Good
Hope I'd Sc. Lincoln 1923.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. in sood cond,
ton. suitable for small house or apart
ment. - Rhode Island ave. ne IL
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DESKS, chairs. rle safes and safe cabinets,
metal lockers, tables. etc. Save money on
new and reconditioned ONCE furniture. We
also rent ONCE furniture. SIS st. NV.
n Baum & Son Main QfS6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-10

FURNITURE AND RUGs-NIidsummer sale
fiber suites. davenportS. porch rockers,
swings and lawn benches, odd dreSSerS. chtf-
fonierS, vanities. chests and chinorobes.
SINGLE and double beds. springs. mattresses.
cots and coucheS, breakfast sets. unfinished
chairs and tables. grass. fiber and rattauia
russ. so dining room and living room suites.
100 bedroom suites, odd hutfetS. china
closets. servers, tables and chairs, all re-
duced; screens. coStumerS, mirrors, lamps,
smokers and windsor chairs. at very Low
prices. VIII save you worry. time and
money in fittinS your apartment. as that
Is our speciality. Terms to suit. New Bar
gain House. 20o4 i&th NV. Phone N. 3s41.
Omen evenings
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FURNITURE, 3-piece, two-toned brown fiber
suite, Spring cushions. extra large daVen-
ports SsS Adams 1880 lie
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MEN Alert, Neat MEN.
The possibilities OF the proposition we now
offer a few selected men are unlimited "
YOU are between n and "a years aud wish tn
Better your income, csll here tomorrow ne
tween II am and pm Ash fer Mr Nc
Tarhern Potomac Electric Appliance Co,
Iah and sts NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
HECHINGER CO, 5th and Fls. Ave. NE
HECHfNGER CO, 9Th and G SITS. S.W.
HECH1NGER co. SOD Ga Ave NV

COAL RANGES. ,; gas ranges. 5, SIS each.
latrobes, for $50; Pittsburg automatic bun
galow water heater. S3s: 30-gal. tank and
stand: used hot-water heating plant for s.
room house; tank heater for so or 80 sal
tank. 2ll3 II ST NV. io'
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GLAZED SASH. 10000. new. first quality
Isc up, from bankrupt stock; fine for homes
barns, gRrageS. COTTAGES, porcheS. etc; priced
according to size. Hechinger Co, 9Th & c
SITS. S.w.; Sth 4 Fla, ave. ne. S9at Ca ave
HALL RACK. with Ions mirror. $40: refrtg-
orator, S. dresser. chihonier, $40 rockers
tables. etc lAAn FairmOnt ST u W Ami &c
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you need money. see
S Capital Adjusting & Finance Co, suite
DE-. District National Rank Bldg.
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DIAMOND. 7i-lO0. Perfect. blue white; for
quick sale. sl25. Call Mr.. Ware between 9
and pm. Franklin 300. tos
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FURNITURE. all descriptions, will sacrifice:
leaving city. Apt. :, l64S Columbia I'd, IL
FURNITURE AND RUGS Of apartment
lseving the city Adams 1881. 29iS Con
necticut ave, Apt 400. lss
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DEIICATESsEN AND GROCERY in fine
ness. Call Decatur 2967. - l3s
DELICATESSEN for sale. good cash bust
ness: reason for selling. Call Franklin
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers Any complaint found
necessary TO be made to the Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Service
Column call Main 5000. Branch us
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MOTH TROUBLES ended the only has With
a money-haek guarantee OF 5 years, service
can be obtained until July Is at sSas OF
Main SSaS CioSegard Wardrobe Co, Inc
SN2 Alhee Rnlliing
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CLIFTON CAFE. 14th & clifton SITS. nv
viii sacrifice for quick sale. Address Box
l9-J. Star Office To-
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FLOORS OLD or new. scraped and uniSned:
all work done by hand Or old floors cleaned
ana waxed Also floor laying Prices very
low this mouth All work done by william
Lane. 500 18th 81 Lice 1875
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and light lunch on busy
corner, doing good business must s.h.
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REFRIGERATION, 100 lbs. silSN. wardrobe
condition. Stair and hall carpet runner
wilton velven. about 10 yards, $40; also
CfeN hall and carpet runner, 20 Yards So 50,
BOYS toys. eonSiSttng et velocipede and Irish
Mail Flyer etc. odd chairs and ladV'S suit
case at harsatn prices Apply ia4l i2th ~,
nv. to-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-10

AUTO PAINTING JOBS COMPLETED in a.
hours with wonderful new durable lacquer
finish that grows handsomer with age Proof
against rain snow ice, steam, soap. am
mona. acids alkalt and alkaline mud Let
us show you sample of fine work with this
EXCELLENT material Prices, $50 up JOS Nc
Reynolds Inc. 1000 UpShur st. Col 3052
l423-i425-i427 |. st NV Decatur 6S6