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Evening star., 1928-02-03
SITUATION-FEMALE.


GIRL. hight coiorei. refined. desires work AZ
maid in shop or department store: exp. In
alterations and pressing on fine garments
HAIR pREsSER-wofk among white pa
irons - years cxnerien"e IN own hnH'nc-s;
raierense 500 Gibhon st. Alexandria. Va.
SECRETARY-E,ght years exper,en.e:, ef-
f1ent: re-ponsibie position desired. Address
Box AS u. star ofre. ..
SECRETARY l-sTENOGRAPHER. experienced,
WISHES maritime pa~ition. morning prefer
ahiy. Phone Cleveland 5nl.---.--:.- 5nl y
STENOGRAPHER tspist. general otiice work.
Experisnce. Reference Moderate salary.
WHITE GIRL wishes work. any kind; pre-
rrFnoe-. Clarendon 81. sos Garrison aNc.
WOMAN young refined efficient, capable.
nnsliion tea room. git shop. sms,i hofa's'
Fx'fli"n. frf Decatur 500 Ant 1lo- ---------
YOUNG LADY. experienced in general cleri'
.ai work and tynist tho stenographSt.
Phone Adams Jcai-w.
YOTNG LADY. experienced des,rrs work as
cashier or wa,trrs. from ) until TO- Gan
Young WOMAN. Fihpino. well educated. de-
s,rf~ position. musician. hausHkfeper or com
psnlnn. govcrn.ss; speaks English Call Nnrsh
sITUATION-DOMES
nrNDIE WASH body clothes. no fiat work
Write .ia q ST ne. y
CoLORED GTRIr---Rel,anle. with COED rt..
ereilc~. wants work purHe nr maid. sbs
Morton 81 Adams 4I3ow
COLORED GIRI~-Piace as psrt-tme- work
~ ehsmheruald: n" waiting. ao9 st
CofORED WOMAN. reii.hlc. wants dss's
work a any Kind: references. Phone Allan
GIN. HorsEWoRK assist With cooking,
eli 'iS iaIs "sis't l. J "'fT' s,s. NV. H''' @D
GENERAL. HoCSEwORK wanted: good ref
erenc"s. Address lSll 9TH 81 nv >.
GERMAN GIRL wishe. position aI chsmher'
Address Eor :l1i II. Star oiflta -
GIRL. white. wants w"rK any kind. senefat
h"us"~nrk nrei"rred. experirnrrt; Triereness-
Clarendon al 2i9 Hayes ST.. Clarendon a.
Girl. coiortsi. intelligent. wishes place NJ
mast. private home ar store. no cooking
Girl reliable, eNpctlencesi. .oi"red. wishes
uiart. "a ,hamtermsid. waitres. or care Tor
rh,id Rect rrferener. Pct in4 ---------
GIRL. .,olorci. want. joh at dish sshins.
nurs. or hous@worR ia small family. Ihone
Pct. 6tss.W.
Girl want. rl6re as n,",hers helper. Call
ina. Encl,'i u. nv, Ani y --
GIRL coiored. desires work as nurse. Can
LADY. refined. mlti.tie ssr.i. desires place a.
homsekeeprr for retired elderly people. Cail
Adams .na9, Mrs. Haynrs. .
PASTRY cooK--want, posi,,nn as pastry
,'onk: references furnished. wtiiing u stay
NIGHTS Ftank. Gai;i
WAITRESS tishw ashiuE cooking, with
references Cail Mrs. = 6, Ross. Al 80"
II,
WOMAN Fstiiahle settled wants a place
caring for children white parents work or hfst-
foar work Decatur iasd. a.a fuu 1t. nv.
WOMAN .al"red. reliable. esperiens Ell wants
paIt.ttas work good reference. I"I
81,
r
WOMAN. coiDTed experienced, wishes work
nf amy kind: no sundays hest ref. Cali or
writ Gr""r :t:1 y 81. n.w.. Ant >
WOMA N~-ttaiored. wants part.time work
slAo ianitrrss or night wark. 1880 j.. ST
n
WOMAN colored from Virginia, wants
hoHse~ofk. Can Potomac itas.
Evening star., 1928-02-03

Come inta this nsw org aniZsiion that -
ro~ forr4Ing tn the test market IN the
world and Nhirh hnsncr1 and controlled
ny q COMPANY which has made sslrcess In
EErDne Asa AuaFzBa Africa and south
America
Evening star., 1928-02-03

to fil important travelling position that "a
not routine work and offers unusual oppor-
tsTnity for advancement. high school ctura-
tIar: entirely uBencumhercd, age - tn ~.
and opportunity 10 earn 81 400 a wear. Do
not telephone: cali in person; canvassers
need not apply. Mrs. Weedman. La Fatciie
Hotet 3s
Evening star., 1928-02-03
- -=T 7f i'asas'-a-a s7a'77 a-asfs M
UELI'--EEMAIE.

APPEEkTtGE tDF ueauiy siiovpe. age ~ io
% hipot1i after. ADbis ih Dfs"'s- 2rfF
sth -.
HD0KgEEPFE sna s,ropsfspj,sf ettts1
'Efso familiar S4tit PtttGll fiathinl bHEiGfEr
sDs~ef 1s s%6 ba,tdNt t1lIng. Ftktog patlIfaI-
iats As'tfesr Boa 3ft n star "Hise
~ EMDaNTHAToH~~iesa iesa'it tibs.ts'jed g"sj
tstbeE. t5ie -iHz tsnfsaah'lts tsfI IAi. ,~r-
Hsls- aJH hFa Yofh afr- @attih.
Glkt. 80 eoFK iu tbia.sH iaua'its @Egt
Gihf st,D raIe fof .hiisi'en 1n,lng day
bentg y 2152
GIRLS iu Government @sftf't. Bstt IlHss
Interesting sad ftrstieBt pasIH NDth ttfsisiu
bo0 81 isth - -
GUgEEhE*S Ffeotj, pant+i las iM.t htiir
glFlk = et4d Htissi ~ has big recommended.
ali iAftIyij',ff ttsi aHsH f. hnd nm. - 20
kel1f ANA al AgFb FEfs,I.
BtbH ~ HtsJt. GEAUt AIF al Uiaitif4 II,is
bH nts fA'FttiHisal .3DDoi tt4Htls tt i"aIu
DIF3Hsss isfF apgjl' atjJH ~ Suts viii lh
r3f4tBiB af3fd HAsi ts Ire ~ tHakr
own G''islDns oAd ~ ifaf,t At5ttss Bts
i15-A afaf niti,e
HAEitFI.iFH aHd ali af0iDid vfArfatDJ "a
bFsisD,.d ADpls IT " Bsiaar Hii IL vi 40
NJ ietstn StleH sl,Fh "Nrt fnyn" -
SAIE> NDMEA.
KeafD,a nstt apnf arms @nHaD ostr ~
fgt hr3sS a., iIunrs Y5rh SALARY sHa bUHHs
- sls4i anub tIs NAeki$s Ai1iest IsRl
3saE >'s t,siss -
Evening star., 1928-02-03

ESSEN COACH I9"S-Fine cons.itton: nust
f'e sold - "nee: csn arrsnge terms. M.
4ustin Shergile-sf cs5S-J
Evening star., 1928-02-03
PERSONAL.


The rate under heading of Personal IL
) cents Der line additional 10 the reg
uiaP tine rate
Evening star., 1928-02-03
MILLINERY SALESWOMAN

Must I've thoroughly eNperieured as head
Of denar:ment. s,'llne exnerien,e essential !"
secure .o-ition Salary S93. Repiv IN con
fden.s giving details Address Rox 3@1-B
rfiFp
Evening star., 1928-02-03
A RARE OPPORTUNITY
FOR a SALESMAN.

We var, : men 10 start training 81 once
for executive sales positions created Ivy our
randy fxpzndinz ORGANIZATION.
This conpan. has nearly 900 factory
fraDcbes throughout the world and 10 nov
introducing IN invention m the L. :.
ard of xhiet, $40 900 900 worth sold
~ 1896 sses foT 1877 will nearly double.
Evening star., 1928-02-03

ESSEN COACH 1925 - Perfect fo,sEltIe,:
has new balloon tires. $50 c1sk. Cal
Evening star., 1928-02-03
SALESMAN WANTED.

EYpeggfnred real estate salesman.
rSpsbie of handling investment eIisn-
tee. Answers strsc'iy confidential and
VIII re answered
Evening star., 1928-02-03

HELP-DOMESTIC.
rOiIORED GIRL, for light Homework: must
he g'"ri ,"ah Apply J"hnsons Pharmacy.
5'h ard Eta NV
coiDoRED GIRI.--t;rncraI housework .,ay
nights: rcfcren.c tll3 18th 81; NV. -
rOUK--f'umf,etent cook aud maid wanted
| for snsiI family. to 1--we on the prcm,-rs.
t5i1 ordsay -. NV. y
GENERAL HoTsEwORKER colored. To as
stst with one child "a home nights refer
et.es ::ti. 10Th -. nv. .-
.IRI. for sene~ai honseg"rk; nsats hons., .,9rs
Retefpnrs ls"3 Webster ~. nv. Phone
GIRf>-fGlnrrd. general hausswoFk: stay
nislss, references. 30s Shepherd II. II ".
Adams "i6;
WOMAN good nlain nonk. and do general
WOMAN. cs,iorrd for general housework go
b"m" nights. @:":. X ~. MS
SITUATlON-MALE.
ATTORNEY office manager trootieep~r and
tax exprtt. n"w "mpioycd in Baltimore. de-
sire. similar ."nne.,t'"n ~ wa.hlnsion' .n-
trrss Bon 46sR. star o,ie". ..u
BOY. eoiofrd. wishes work after school
! Phone Poi ab7. 1873 81 nv.
rOiJDRED MAS---t,ood reliable wishes tot
~ garage oF hliing station. Arniy :.ao
ENGINEER employed wants Ia change,
"xtetienfT'd ~'fh many ktnds machinery
.y"d. ,rtersner" ri las. a".ept similar
p,nnisymrni. Lane. poGti '
fNVEsTfG ATOR -~ Experienced invesiig a.or.
commercial CREDIT. si"s'lRI intestIgations de
sres eDurecilun ftiiable eoncfrn Addrsss
Bnr 30. II. star nfflrr.
MAN ,nlsng rs years.. = semestsrs col.
iefs ku8N ledge tie,iti"ai frpaIrs. chemically
inoiined rapabie 8nhitinns references wants
work al once. Joseph Bafnsi"y. Hyastsftilr'
MI.
MAS-Young married man desire. pos,ron
q ~. Attan't" 1"tD Art al. .
MAN 'i%.a ",.hns st,s 20" '' .ms9nssr
ra Iho. .a"S at'ssr' a'.as VII" years s'"''r"e-
MKfHAHHAL ENGINEER, :5 Year, *
''rrieu.f, pattern shop machine shon. draw.
,ni ns ",''e a Sam n.., s,,es, "1, s,t." ~n"ld
he tetttshiztsi: commencing saiatF NOT 80 I'M
bot tan, ~ .hanre tnr Improvement, Address
Eat lid Is. ktar oni",. .. -
OPERATOR fVatar, Delinisn or switch
h"ari neh, ~"rk Gsil sorih lht:w
SALESMAN ~ith ear, "mpiuteei 'iesites i"ai
Ad1,e.s Bp. Go.A Star ofi.r -.-..-..--.-.-.-
SERGEANT MAJOR. q. =. A., recentIy re-
iitnd ssebs employment: good "Hrr man
acss,tHtau tIDist stD"k fe"o'sis, anything ~
offiee line saiafy secondary consideration,
Ad1f~s B"s 80" - >sa, "b'r. -
.TERoGHAPHEh B0oKkEEPER. espefi.
cn"et ,aBitff@iiy ea,niniinn oppnftan,ix Tor
rrYetrbn,sut Ia Dus,Bfss aaimlnistrattan
tfaftehes accounting. Law. sairs $40 ~rsk
s'sn Franklin 3'."0 Thomas l.. smith D
fDt ss MAN sttHient tAG wears hanLlts
| ssbstlen.a: boOkkfTolns dttEers i,sh~T-
"a. f,.,.s.,.. xR.~t ~
YDIi s.G MAN--i'aioted ~ants Hnfk atiitne
I" 'in bnsi sihIns. Ghi f"i""is" 6"nS: 'I"i o'
/ ~ S.tA. ---... -y
'
1 vGtf NJ Man GrsIfrs puAitinh' = sfhfS titt'
| tfblan. /. years lH,sDtai eti'tt save Ella
tt"n signal Corps, Wrst H1s. EK'haHsr 5otr
! Ast NJ Whfi4
! fbf ~ Man nj Harlfj nav tmpinSFsi.
ds Sizes tositinn .bsHnelr o tntt titlhs
i'hnBf 81 1851 fstiwren 3 aHI - - ~
t.XpFkT PACKER.
fbiHa b,ffse furnishings. ts"eiiemi char
a. iet eutiI fftetrHifs. maitisi Address
! it"k ~ Is star "iii'r.
/ AL II Al.ltll nll AstIIfAA A IL
Evening star., 1928-02-03
Immediate Oneninr.

I-nUsuai postion for college graduate or
teacher Women who have had exDef;enr~ IA
church. educational or SUNDAY school work
and devote their fuil time preferred.
hHr Address Rox .aiA Star of'icc.
cstab-
lished real estate company de-
sires first-class bookkccper with
experience. Salary. 81 1900 to
81 500 to start. Reply in own
handwriting. stating experience.
Address Box .37S-B. Star office.
Evening star., 1928-02-03

E>>BX COACH a dandy car for only Soa0:
terms ran be arranged. Nr. COnnen. Col
II:n.T
Evening star., 1928-02-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

VARIETY STORE, delicatessen. confeciioa.
cry, tobacco. etc. near school. lease: 81 400
for aucl; sale Call Line. 7t:ii. {.
CAFE; good business place. next 10 Colony
Thester 4919 Ga. ave.
{ WILL Br-Y OR LEASE frst-cisss ha.el.
not less than 40 rooms. Address Box i2t-B
Star office.
GASOLINE. ACCESSORIES corner drive.in
station: rent. So, month; prl"e. S.otW;
terms. address Box :..:.-B, Star ofice.
SANDWICH SHOP very profitable business:
excellent place for lady: price. 81 900 cash.
Address Bay :,2f-R. star off1sr.
SHEET METAL rornice skyiiKht AMI Job
shop: 81 stod for equipment and one year
rent. i92s 9Th st. NV.
GROOM BRICK. ami. NV. and trust IN
fer - .ouo. tor business place. Equity. $50.
lni"rms'lnn. owner. Adams l0tlsn .
ONE TRUST uns.er 81 Utso TOR hest Offer
Information. address Box BIB. Star ofice
Ss
LrNCH ROOM. fuily fauipped, a, corner q
5ih & NV. which raa he leased az - D
ptr month
W. H WEST. co.
alf 18Th 81. NV Main aan0.
POOL ROOM.
Teu tables Coed business Tables in
gaot cvnfiitio1. $500. Terms Linc"ln
sI:i6
Evening star., 1928-02-03

iral and comfortable rsrs as low "a scnn.
pnr nnv at greatly rrssicess pris~s.
Now ard Motor Co. 459 v T ave
Evening star., 1928-02-03

E>~EX COACHES 81. 1875 models. inve.t.
rar''i corporation: perfect throughout. 81 5n
800, sne'iai Saturday onsv West .oSa.
Va dealers
Evening star., 1928-02-03

FORD COCPE-NOtor No. I4444ls[s91- 4 nev
ilve- Terms or irassa- SIS 10Th -
Evening star., 1928-02-03
HELP-MALE.

ADVERTISING household necessities and SiN
tng pai free SAMPLES experience not essen
usl Aprlv FRIDAY after =: p,ni,. 1918 Inter
Evening star., 1928-02-03

DODGE BUSINESS COUPE: IN 61i7hf on
amrl hnish and good running order: . real
hav ~ S:,.1 I1ni EaInrarna rE
Evening star., 1928-02-03

p)DGk--TVO deliveries. Gpe sedan. three
'hurnEs: SD up. condition good: your e.-
~ trad" 4G@ Pcnna. ave. n.w. foppnst.
Ford bldg sc
Evening star., 1928-02-03

GIRL. hight coiore,i. refined desires work "a
maid in shop or department store: exp. In
alterations and pressing fine garments.
North 15n.W: A. Seott
HAIR DREsSER-wofk among white pa
irons. "5 years rxnrricn"e IN own hus'ne-s ::
reference 500 Gibbon ST. Alexandria. Va.
Evening star., 1928-02-03

FRANKLIN BROCGHAN-Tn S7,oei 77eT aa-i.
eat e7lFs3tEfon- 1 res tires Rare ba--Slr:
pCiT 81 sst SIS insA So ~
Evening star., 1928-02-03

YalOKEEEPFR IN modern and well eaupr"l
( nm no SUNDAY wnri, rrply IN own hAnG
NriilrS and stale cNpHrtrncc. reierfmrs ami
salary eNptrted Address RnN .is"-b, star
Evening star., 1928-02-03

DODGE COf-PF. 1924: cheap for aDick sale
Also 1875 Df'Gge sedan. the condition ard
a"nearanre with the price are not 10 be
snsezed lSn5
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-10-12
Taft's Prohibitions Views Id 1918
Given.
Letters Reveal That Former President
Taft Regarded National Dry Law
Ten Years Ago AS Governor
Smith Does Now.

That former President William H. Taft,
now Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of
the United States, viewed national prohi-
bition in the same way that Governor Smith
does now is shown in two letters written
by Mr. Taft in 1918. What Chief Justice
Taft's views are today cannot be ascer-
tanned because of his position.
His views ten years ago are set forth in
two letters printed recently in the New
York World. In these letters Mr.. Taft pre-
dicted that national prohibition would be
followed by all the evils which Gov. Smith
now declares have accompanied it. The
letters, which were written to Mr.. Allen b.
Lincoln. of New Haven. Conn, follow:
New Haven, Conn.,. June 8. 1918,
My Dear Mr.. Lincoln: am opposed to
national prohibition. | am opposed to it
because think it is mixing of the ma
tional Government in matter which should
be one of local settlement. think sump-
tuary laws are matters for parochial adj
justment. think it will vest in the national
Government, and those who administer it.
so great power as to be dangerous in
political matters.
~ would he in favor of State prohibition
if | thought prohibition prohibited, but
think in the long run, except in local COM
munities where the majority of the citizens
are in favor of the law. it will be violated.
Il am opposed to the presence of laws
on the statute hooks that cannot be en-
forced and as such demoralize the enforce
ment of all laws. If | were in a local
community in which thought prohibition
could he enforced. would vote for il. II
not. would favor high license, but am
M, in favor Of n national amendment
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-10-12
CAN YOU JUDGE
A GOOD SMOKER
We Want Your Opinion of
This sc Cigar

Havana Ribbon is its name
n cigar-for five cents that from
end to end contains nothing but
fully-1ipe middle LcGVes Of choice
tobacco plants. No bitter under
ripe top leaves; no flat-tasting OVer-
ripe bottom leaves. But quality to-
bacco captured just when Nature
has given it its truest, mellowest,
mildcst flavor and aroma. And long
filler tobacco at that! No short ends
"a crumble in your mouth.
We contend that HdUdna Ribbon
is without doubt the greatest five
cent value that has ever come out
If . cigar factory. See if you don't
agree with s--try HaOaRd Ribbon.
Never mind wondering how such
cigar goodness is possible for
nickel Immense production and
genuine manufacturing sincerity
are the reasons, if you insist on
knOwing). Judge HdUdRd Ribbon
solely on smoking enjoyment and
money-savinR value Also ProcticaL
POchct PGchaO5 Of fga ciga.I.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-10-12

might entail Moreover, the demoralizing
political power which saloon keepers and
liquor manufacturers sought and welded
to protect their business from proper regu-
lation and the defiance they bid to reason
able public opinion reused the just indig-
nation of the electorate. Many have voted
and now vote for prohibition merely to
destroy the power of the saloon in politics
| without regard to any other consideration.
The saloonkeepers taught the Anti-Saloon
League how to fight. and the latter has
learned the lesson well and applied it and
often without any more scruple as to the
method or means that il teaches. The
liquor dealer thus is hoist with his own
petard.
II have never concealed my views on
this subject, and 1t is matter in which
one should speak out. An intensively
active minority in favor of adopting
an unwise policy may win through the
failure of the members of the majority.
though opposed to the policy, publicly to
declare themselves and to take the trouble
to give effect to their opinions by their
votes. A minority like this. conceiving
that it is moved by a moral issue, loses its
sense of proportion and sacrifices other
issues. no matter how vital to the nation.
Such minority visits with its condign pun
ishment all public servants who oppose ii
on this issue. however useful to the State
they may be. would not impeach the
hieh-minded motives Of the great body Of
those who support national prohibition.
II does awaken ones protest. however. to
note the manner in which the ordinary
type of politician becomes a prohbitionist
because he fears the balance of power that
an active political minority may WELD
against his political fortunes. In the past
he may have been subservient to the
liquor dealers, in the present his practices
may completely refute the sincerity Of the
principles he advocated. but he, and men
of his ilk, would reckessly and selfishly
hurry us into an ir:etrievable national
blunder
THE regulation of the sale and use of
intoxicating liquor should be retained by
the States. They can experiment and i'm
prove. They have full power. and the
Federal Government has helped them by
making il Federal offense to import
liquor into their borders. il they forbid it.
If the power of regulation is irrevocably
committed to the general Government the
next generation will live deeply to regret it.
For these reasons. therefore, first. because
permanent national liquor law in many
communities will prove unenforceable for
lack of local public sympathy; second. be-
cause attempted enforcement will require
an enormous force of Federal policemen and
detectives. giving undue power to a SIMS
ter and partisan subordinate Of the ma
tional Administration, and. third. because
it means an unwise structural change in
the relations between the people OF the
States and the central Government and a
strain to the integrity of the Union. am
opposed to national prohibition amend
ment.
Sincerely yours,
civilian H. TAFT"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-10-12
Notice % Creditors

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
scriber Of Montgomery county has OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court Of Mont
gomery county. Nd, letters Of administra.
ton on the personal estate Of
MOSES WILSON,
late of Montgomery county, deceased
All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to ex.
hibit the same. with vouchers thereof, e
the subscriber on or before the Goth day
Of January. 1929: otherwise they may. by
law. be excluded from of all benefit of said
estate. All persons indebted to said es.
tate are requested 10 make immediate pay.
ment. Given under my hand this 18th da y
Of July. 1928.
CLIFFORD II. ROBERTSON.
july 20-8t Administrator
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when Livers Go Wrong.

Your liver always gives fair warning,
Its first signal Of help wanted" is usually
a dull, grinding headache that seems 70
start just back Of your eyes and ends all
over your body. Nothing looks good to
eat. and everything you do eat is tasteless
Fortunately, these troubles can be quickly
remedied. Get box of Greenwalt's Com
pound Dandelion Liver Disks at your drug.
gists. Everyone knows what dandeliot
Is. The tender leaves are even used I'd
food. Dandelion Liver Disks will usualb
have your liver back at work aIain ovel
night. Twenty. five cents.
WILSON'S DRUG STORE,
ELDRlGE'S DRUG STORE,
july 25-6mH Rockville, Nd.
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Keep Posted.

When you drive into town. make our
bank your first call. even il you have no
business to transact. For ii is very likely
that we will have something OF interest to
tell you or learn from you.
We try to keep in close touch with the
arming needs and experiences of our ter
ritory. and serve as q clearing house for
information affecting farm economics and
all developments that may help our friends
to progressive and prosperous year.
TIE MONTGOMERY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK.
ROCKVILLE. Nh.
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Notice to Creditors

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
scriber of Montgomery county has obtain
ed from the Orphans Court Of Montgomery
county, Md, letters testamentary on the
personal estate of
WILLIAM SYLVESTER ENGLISH.
late Of Montgomery county. deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber, on or before the Goth day OF
November, 1928 they may otherwise. by
law, be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. All persons indebted TO said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of
May, 1928. -
CORA VIRGINIA ENGLISH.
June l.8t Executrix
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Radio

Ask for demonstration Of the new five
tube Freed Eiseman NeutrOdyne or Crete
set before buying. will demonstrate al
your home. We also carry full line o.
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We Will

TREAT AND CLEAN YOUR WHEAT
faster and better. due to improvements on
cleaning machinery.
To entirely eliminate smut. seed wheat
should be treated two years in succession.
Cleaning and treating at l2c per bushel
Cleaning 7c per bushel.
Cash at the mill.
DERWOOD MILL.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-10-12
The Authority On which All Bond
Brokers Rely. Why Speculate

Brokers Rely. Why Speculate
In thirty-two years of Wall Street expe-
rience have never personally known any
man who attained wealth through pure
speculation. sooner or later some colossal
loss occurs to wipe out all previous gains.
JOHN MOODY.
Many people who sincerely believe that
they are investing their money in safe
securities are actual, throwing il way
in the worst type VI speculation. The
officers Of this bank will be glad TO discuss
your investment problems with you and
have further provided for your use
Moody's Rating Book Service.
which will furnish you with full informa'
ton about every bond you now have Oh
are about to buy. and reliable investment
ratings on all classes Of bonds and stocks
You are invited to take advantage o
this service.
The MONTGOMERY County NATIONAL BANK.
RocKvILLE.MD.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-10-12

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w To buy iron, metal. rubber,
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SAMUEL CH0EN,
apr 20-lm' DerwoOd, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-10-12
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