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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-02-10
Lest Ye Forget

On February 10Th and l7th, plen.
tywood will have an opportunity Of
witnessing the best basketball tour
nament staged in the city. The
tournament from the present outlook
should be a good one because of
the fact that every team represent
ed has been defeated by one of the
other teams and has also won from
one or more of the others.
Seven high schools are represent
ed IN this tournament and they are:
Scobey, Bainville, Outlook, (ulbert-
sou, Westby, Froid and Plenty
Each team expects to bring home
the championship when it is all
over. There will also be an extern
poraneous Speaking Contest held in
connection witt the tournament.
This will be held IN connection with
the tournament. This will be held
at l:3O on Friday afternoon. The
tournament and contest will be
staged in the Farmer-Labur Temple.
Season tickets are now on sale
which will admit the purchaser to
nine games and the speaking con.
test. The price for adults is $2.2s
and for students $l.00. 1t will pay
to purchase season tickets because
of the saving over the paying Of
single admissions. The admission
of the final game is fifty cents fol
students and seventy five cents foI
adults. When someone approaches
you within the next few days tC
purchase season ticket kindly dc
so and show the school that you are
behind them in this project If vol
wish you may send your $2.25 t(
school and ticket will be sent YOU
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-02-10
A Petty Business

1t has been said thai Uncle Sam
is a poor business man. Most OF
his excursions into business of mag
nitude have resulted rather disaster
ously for the taxpayers who have
to pay his losses.
Possibly that is why he engages
IN the business of printing envelopes
in competition with private citizens.
In such petty business he appears
10 shine. He might be a great sue
cess in running chain OF govern
Inent operated peanut stands.
There would be about as much ex-
cuse for one activity as the other.
Private printers must paw taxes,
licenses and other overhead charges
besides they must make some prof.
il if they are TO continue to exist.
Uncle Sam has none of these con
ditions to meet. The money lost
by the Post Office Department is
made up by further taxation, drawn
in part from the very citizens who
are injured by this uncdled-for
competition
Bills are before Congress whose
object is to end this unfair and ut
terly indefensible practice of print
ing envelopes by the government.
The smali-town printers who are
greatly handicapped by the prac
tice- mostly publishers of commu-
nifty weekly newspapers--are asking
for relief from this injustice.
Other business men, who stand
for the principles of private instead
OF public coltrol of business, should
rally to the support of the printers
in their eminently just demanded
that this rotten practice be stopped,
No Senator or Congressman po-
IS sessed Of even an elementary sense
of fair dealing should fail to see
why it should be stopped, or fail to
vote to stop it.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-02-10
Supreme Court Allows
Help to Poor Families

County poor funds need not be
devoted solely to the support of per-
sons housed in the county poor
farm, the Montana supreme court
said yesterday, deciding test case
brought from Lewis and Clark
county. The question, which effects
every county, has been of consider
able interest in several.
The action, brought by F. D.
Jones. a taxpayer, aganst the
county commissioners of L. and
Clark county, sought TO prevent
them from aiding, from the county
poor fund, indieents who do not
live at the county farm. Its deci-
sion by the supreme court, comes
within eight days from the time of
Its institution in the lower court af-
flrmlng the action of the local
county commissioners.
The decision reverses an opinion
written by former Attorney General
wellington D. Rankin and often re-
ferred to by Attorney General l.. A.
Foot stating that county commits
sloners were not allowed by law to
extend help to residents of county
at their place Of abode.
Attorneys Edmund G. Toomey
and Sam D. Goza, Jr., brought the
test case to the supreme court in
the name of F. D. Jones to enjoin
the county commissioners from ex-
pending money for poor in their
places of abode. County Attorney
George W. Padbury, Jr., filed a
demurrer in the district which was
affirmed and thence the appeal
Helena Independent.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-02-10
Initiate Bill Regulating
Public Utility Rates

A conference of representatives
from different cities was held at
Great Falls last week for the pur-
pose of preparing and initiating a
measure to be voted upon by the
people at the coming election that
would limit the earnings of public
utilities (includin GAS, electric
water, telephone) in Montana.
The conference requested me to
prepare the bill TO be initiated, and
we welcome any suggestion or as
sistance that YOU or YOUR READ
ERS will offer us. 1t has been sue-
eested that the bill should Include
the following provisions: I'd Limit
ing the earnings of public utilities
to about eight go percent per an
mum on the value of the property
actually used and useful by the
utility for the convenience of the
public; (2) That all overcharees
should be returned to the consu inner
at the end of the year; (3) That the
valuation returned by the utility for
taxation purposes should be prims
facle the valuation of the property
for rate making purposes; (4) That
city councils, subject to appeal to
The courts, should have exclusive
jurisdiction to fix the rates TO be
charged consumers in such cities;
and, (5) That annual reports of
utilities should be filed with each
city in which the utility operates.
The conference rad official figures
from several cities in Canada. where
waterpower is used, showing a
much less rate charged for electrici-
ty than is charged III Shelby, for
instance. AT Brampton, Ont, with
a population of a 1000 and an aver
age consumption by residences of
175kws, the lighting bill is 1928,
while Shelby's would be S2912;
while compared with Acton, Ont,
a city of 1000, the average residen-
tial consumption Of 81 kilowatt
hours COSTS $l.50, the Shelby price
being $l307.
We. desire the names of those in.
diviLuals or Clubs willing to assist
in circulating the initiative measure
in their own localities and we will
make arrangements for their com
pensation, if they desire. Here is
an opportunity for us ex-service
men 10 render a real service to
Montana. Please address me at
Shelby, Montana.
Jess H. Stevens, Attorney.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-02-10
Unite j. s. and
Canada Suggestion

Ketchikan, Alaska, Jan. 29.-The
recent move in the British Colum-
bia parliament, with q view toward
the annexation Of that part of Alas
ka known as the Panhandle, today
drew suggestion that the United
States and Canada be united
The Ketchikan Chronicle sent the
following telegram to the speaker of
the British Columbia provincial par
lament.
"Anent the motion of H. F. Ker-
gin, liberal member of that pro-
vince, to ask the Dominion to open
negotiations with the United States
with the view to CaDada's acquir-
ing the so-called panhandle ef Alas
la. we, although as yet not official
ly represented iu your August as
sembly, respectfully submit to its
consideration the substitute motion
to the effect that steps be taken to-
ward the complete union Of all of
Canada and the United States, We
ere geographically, racially and
temDeramentally one people. Let
us 90 all the way toward complete
union, which, in the course of hu-
man events, is ultimately newt
able"
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-02-10
Moral Courage Highest

There are thousands who can face
guns to tens who can face ridicule, or
unpopularity. Many a nun can stand
unblenched In face Of lion, who shriv-
els into spiDeless jelIyfish before d
gust of scornful laughter. Physical
courage Is not uncommon. Moral cour-
age IS rarer, and is one OF the highest
qualities a man can possess.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-02-10
buffalo Herd Will Be
Raised in Alaska Range

Minneapolis, Feb. 5.-South Da-
kota buffalo will be taken to Alas
ia in an effort to propagate a herd
Ind provide sport for the big game
hunters, according to an announce
hent of the Alaska game commits
Ion received here. Fifteen ami
halls are to form the nucleus of the
Serd. The range in Alaska Is de-
eribed as similar to the prairies of
puth Dakota.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-02-10
More Local News

Oidif OlOIcI ltIt MOnudy LOT GTdilu
Forks on a business trip.
Harry Gray was business visitor
in our city from Redstone on Thurs
day.
Agge Larsen was here for a cou
pie of days this week visiting and
talking over current events.
The Paul Kurtz family moved in
to the RiedDour residence on Jack
son Street first of the month.
Mrs. Ella Hunt returned Tuesday
from Great Falls where she had
been on a short business trip
Mr.. and Mrs. August West phal
from north of RAYMOND were in our
city for a few hours on Tuesday.
Mrs. A. j. Moore and daughter
visited her sister Mrs. Ben LeutAe
at Fr0id for a few days this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Ben Johnson from
north of Outlook were among the
auto passengers here on Thursday.
Mrs. Jack Murray from Antelope
was here or Tuesday visiting Mrs.
Peterson who is a patient at the
hospital
K. K. tleland, one of the staunch
Antelope boosters, was in town Mol-
day between trains seeing what he
could see.
Mrs. E. E. York left for Grand
Forks yesterday in response to
telegram stating her father had
died from a stroke Of apoplexy.
P. G. Anderson of Westby and
Edw. Powers OF Medicine Lake were
here Monday evening to meet the
local bankers to arrange for bank
ers conventions.
Augusta, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Coni0us Loursen of Dagmar
was operated on at the hospital
Tuesday for appendicitis. The pa
tlent is getting along fiue
Vena Madsen, s year old daueh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs, Chris Madsen of
Daemar who was operated on for
rUptureu appendix was able to re-
turn home on Tuesday.
c. E. Hendricks left Tuesday for
Spokane, Wash, to attend to bust
ness. Before returning he will visit
a brother in Portland, Ore. He ex-
poets to be gone for three weeks.
Ted Curtin, last week, purchased
the stock and fixtures Of the Henry
Hendrickson store, and will convert
the building into short order and
confectionery. Ted expects to be
ready for business some time next
week. Mr.. Hendrickson has accept
ed position with a wholesale house
to 60 on The road.
Leland Kitzenbere of the Kitten
berg firm is back from a trip to the
Twin Cities and Chicago where he
selected the spring and summer
stock of millinery and ready-to-wear
for their store The new goods have
alread commenced to arrive. The
Ki'zenberes make two trips a year
TO the eastern markets and thereby
are able to fill their customers wants
out Of latest modes.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-02-10

The longest diagonal of Ireland,
from TORI head, In the northeast, to
Mixen head. In the southwest, Is 302
miles. The greatest breadth, due east
and west, is 174 miles. from Dundrum
bay to Armagh head.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-02-10
From Ancient Times

The expression Better knock on
wood" came from the placing OF the
hand on the statue or eiiigy OF deity
to ward of misfortune In event OF
boastfulnesS.
Evening star., 1928-03-29

~ IF sT NE-BEArTFUL . AND ,
room apartments completely FURNISHED fa~
hnLLa 4 eenIrlv. rnaannanLn .Ln. .lL.-
Evening star., 1928-03-29
!PREWAR PRICES!

Come up and see what your
dollar is worth on one OF Pack
ards stock Of used Packards and
other cars. The tremendous
sale of new Packards has
crowded our used car floor 10
capacity, and these cars must
be sold to make room for the
new trades which occur every
day. All cars that have been
in stock over 30 days have
been reduced SO greatly that
your dollar is worth much more
here.
Due to the fact that our trade
is largely composed Of Packard
users, the other makes arc
harder for us to sell and stay on
our floor longer. These cars are
reduced far below cost and are
all bargains that YOU cannot
afford to miss.
Our stock includes many fine
cars priced from 500 mp. Terms
NAV be arranged 10 suit.
Evening star., 1928-03-29

s0g 2ist wv BRIGHT ROOMS BATH
porch southern exposure. ne~IF decorated
(
Evening star., 1928-03-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

g IAR0E ROOMS Ann RAFu REpECo
rated aua Fetupaished. ttuau towels hxht
"a Atour hotel service 500 80 NtNu alahth
Naghelor t9if Il 81 NV
tN0a gth 81 N W MOST ATFRACrtNE
seeuud aaap trout art 0ua rpom kttt hau.
bath eompietely furnished ktoS Act
rWO ROf Ms HATH ktrVHEN TOM
fartabiy furnished ga apartment autidtRN
saN @att tzth st, NV
I Sne VERMONT AVE LARGE ROON
hltrhen Continuous hot water j8Hlter
service. Reasonable
aO"t CNMbRtnGF ~. NV -9 RONNS
urN ate bath a.mt hSht househRePuis
at
v4euum eiur. auinat .iesks ltuns atc
o. the buchanan Apts &a2N tab q nw
l.ty Fm hedsm = sRd p p0rch anti tin
EW hall Is rm pe,tgmA oath Nslh
shVSet \ sHd tAe alcoNv ss,l go
Aepy isnltoFa q " Carl wat, Ga, lssa,
Evening star., 1928-03-29

p20 Gth ST Ne BEAUTIFUL ROOMS.
md nGur elegantly ard completely fufnizsted
for housekeeping. electricity. pDrches Lin
Evening star., 1928-03-29
ItENT---C;.ARAaiES.

REFAtn sHOP IN LARGE GARAGE WELL
established business. room Tor 10 cars 80
per month. tight heat aud elevator seryl"e
furnished Cali Decatur 900 Ask ior MI,
MACAHOY,
LARGE GARAGE or WAREHOUSE ROOM
for Il nr \ trucks Il, lhe rear af d"o ~"
- NV Cali Main 2is5, Nj Nee
t4AB CHAPLIN sT--rRtVAFE CONCRETE
water electricity large car ntea doors sult-
able lndv $40 "0.toot rliey ~
$40 pm MONTH ldli RIGGS ri, \ ". .~-
fieht and water. Pot, tdib. 10
latt q 81 NW. SPACE FOR LARGE
car sliding. folding Is II doors electricity /,
*ln per mouth ~"
<EVERAL SMALL GARAGES NEAR WASH
InEtun tlicis " each
JAMES NORRIS WOODWARD Hrarnr.
sa.t Goth 81 NV Main ASnA.
REAR dlB NJ ST NV.
stt-car garage available "a this central Ia.
cation suitable tor automobile storage or
reualr shup Rent $50 uer munth.
u v, SAUL 60
MaLa gl00 DrA 18th - NV
Alrr hHICK GARAGES wirn WIDE Al,
lev near hth 4 Allison NV Rent - low
CHAs u sAGEn
Evening star., 1928-03-29
RENT RoOMS-SUBURBAN.
RUINS AND RNNRD

3O9 GARRISON Rn. Clarendon va-Fur.
nished room use of kitchen II desired ga-
FsEe Clarendon 1919 30'
Evening star., 1928-03-29

AID OTHERS.
EASY TERMS.
Open Evenings and Sundays
u b. LEAPY, JR- 81 BROS.
1921 l4ih 81
North GSl6
w cry IEb sFiL rsGD cARz
FRED /. MORGAN.
yfcne4 'sfcls sslvfe lt0s ssgeLlnt Ags
Evening star., 1928-03-29
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.


Looks good runs wopdcrfullv. There
untold miles left IN this car. aud the ptc
as rtEht.
Evening star., 1928-03-29
CADILLAC %.
z PASS SEDAN.

hew Dklst eEosilent tfres hret-cisss c0n
fgttG0 hfUuEhn4t IhlE eAf - priced -
3 moo fOg Immediate esie. Ntli consider
trade Sith terms
PEERLESS MOTOR CAR co,
I4th Al J.. Main $3.50
Evening star., 1928-03-29
SALE--AIlTO TRUCKS.

FORn DUMP TRUCK with fout new tires
rebuilt utOtur. ttauNmls~lou. rfHt 0Ud ana
urW ii nv dump body $50 faah f1t quick
sale Nj Edmonds I4H Pa. ave. n.~. ~
FORnsON TRACTOR --- Double width drive
Nheels; excellent condition. Phone Lincoln
I0I1E Mr. Nonre 80
FEDERAL. van body also 1rton eXnress
body. reasonable terms. Adams suf5. -
Evening star., 1928-03-29

1914 CONN. AYE.-GirIs you can have
lovely room meals that satisfy. fresh fruit
ard vegetables served ahundantly ~ season
vtur own beautiful living room society ~
other Young people music Ent dancing AZ
fhirtv-hVe forty and forty I've dollars ner
MONTH table hoard for men AZ twenty hve
LLlIinrA "
Evening star., 1928-03-29

LINE FIGHT SEDAN; here is
hsrh Sra,le automobile that car ne hough.
snr less than hOes OF its cost We viii also
yurnish YOU the nristual owners name, wh"
vvta give won complete history Of the Cst
ron Z mass thus enc un. Il may he luFt WhRi
ynt. Mani nict Murphy. Inc. Suck dealers
SSs 1ath ST NV. open evenings and sun
Evening star., 1928-03-29
q nntinnPdl }

4f2 3rJ sT NE-ONE BLOCK FROM
Union station. ] room and BATH Beautifully
furnished in now ant house. SO per month
Janitor IN premises or Philip Missions. li01
Vermont ave. ".---. -
f2i7 10Th NW.--PRTvATE APrs Two
clean rooms and kitchcnette. sink electric
nv raa range Ink. reasonable 70
NEAR ROCK CREEK BRIDGE LARGE.
cool rooms bath. porch. or 2 rooms. bath,
porch. 1888 Calvert Fl. 90
t0T5 I3t1 ST. E.W.--NICELY FCRE. ONE
room kitchen scmi-bIth large soreenfd
porch sink -ange. cabinet, modern. 2a'
2020 \ ST NW-LARGE BEDROOM Din
ing room kitcheuette. eler. and Eaz included.
$50 no Anply after . nm. ~
s0g 9fst wv BRIGHT ROOMS BATH.
porch southern exposure. newIF fecprated
St@..0 2a'
130 Gth ST NE BEAUTIFUL ROOMS.
md fi0UF elegantly ard completely 'Vfufsstff
for housekeeping. electriritv. DGrches Lin
cnln 1905
fit IF ST NE-BEArTiFUL . And 3
room apartments. completely furnished fH-
housekeeping very reasonable Lin. 3doI
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK
light. airy rooms and bath gas. elsrtrcrf1
telephone included, $50. 1917 KENYON -
tnI b1gi
1iIg sT-SfCELY FURNISHED FRONT
apartment rooms kitchen and bath. up-cr
500. also unfurnished apartment. FrauEin
1I2' IIth sT N.W-ATTRACTTT -FC
ond-6 floor apt completely furnished LIVING
room. bedroom. kitchen and bath. ready -
move ~. downtown section. so mnnfn
80 BRYANT ST. NV - NICELY FrR-
uiehed apartment " Or q rooms. uea- car
ilpe rent fe9sOnabe.
1872 SEw HAMPSHIRE AVE NJ
f FroHf. two. three rooms kItCheuetfs "a 2.
sas elec he1t continuous h.w.. laui'ar
Evening star., 1928-03-29

a35f 18th >T-Best section Mt Pleasant
md fOnr room next hath / or > gentlemen
Fpa s6nahie Adams i49S
Evening star., 1928-03-29
GARAGE RIIIL.nERS.

METAL UUiCK UONrRETF-B B~.t mAte.
rial and ,,ufkn anship Reasonable terms
H. & Thomasson ". pih ne, Line ~.
METAL, GARAGES 90 ANn UP. COM
nlete r.. - ALLEN 1915 d6th 1T nv
Phone West H3i u
BRICK FLOCK METAL. FRAME
You get more Tor your money IN our RA
pagp lest construction low price terms.
CALL RRUNk.
fine sSaI SOD ST NE
Evening star., 1928-03-29
sALE--AUToMoBILEs.

tContnHcdl
HUDSON 'ss.TYPE RRoUGHAMs ofscer.
STessAsm Soms ISS n'sS & & le, i oss s not Gfs" shc%
el,ehtest wear Socd tires trunk. bumpers,
S6sS cssh, 3eS You ct, nc. is
HUPr ROADSTER snort model disc wheels
exceilent mechanical condition. &liS. Con
ard Garsee. lH"H Eve st NV.
RCPp SEDAN, 1872 model, IN good con,
4EwETT SPORT ROADSTER, 1923, WITH
~lr,Nla scat, suaNny looking. can be seen
s1v time Sis l0th st. ne,
.fTwETT COACH. late model; balloon i,rfs
Rcher, Herson's Auto Ex.. loo Fls sve. ne
JEwETT ROADSTER, master 4 ccnpletslN
cv~rheuled any deulcustrstion; q tres eN.
Antr rx'. 100 Fls ave. ne -.----..--------.---.
.i0En1N line EIGHT SEDAN: here is
h,sh Grade automobile that can ne houSn,
ser less than so OF its cost We viii a,so
FURNISH YOU the orisiual owners name. VINO
vvtl give won a comrletr history Of the CSt
So Ns1I nic, MURPHY Inc. Rutcl, dealers
1888 18th st NV. open evenings anu sun
veulv rsinted. late model snort tvre. SH9o
g,Nert Herscn's EN,. i0o Els. ave. ne,
MAXWELL TOURING. ieg+; spns22rsnE. 2s.
%crth 54?. or ser At ll"6 Goth st nv
%ASH-wu tase vour Nash = rsFt nay
r,rrt on either a nrw or u>ed bul,N BUN
ASsnev. 10th and You str >ts- n ~
t,re see M nuyau Key EridSe Gsr.se
fraS psvl, a. nv West 900 ~
<4SE se{sN NJ csSh down easiest month
II terms on a rlsn that's different. i.,, In3,an
tred late model sno N 5n@rriee' 'o"oiu"'
oLDsMoslLE nE ttsEE tsSd T@SEH ,Sr%, psoa,
North S45 Tor demonstration or see st l~o
~ ms MOBILE COACH 1877: like new.
$50 terms Geo New NcrS ave. n.w.--a--
PACKARD SIX. excellent shave, new ures
$500 terms 6o6 New York ave Nv. -
r4lCT e.sO 4-PASS. SPORT FHAETON--
y WA want speed. here 1t i for $3.50.
SIS 10Th st. ne -.-.---- .------------
Pontiac LANDAU. late model, hike. new,
e31-hflv used 60 ne ssCrthCCu 60 Quick huNcf.
SSSo cash trade terms many other s,r, Re
INV until ,ou have ssep us. National Auto
sales to II New Nork ave. ne---
PONTIAC CoUPF 1926: satisfaction suar-
Ertee. S4Su- terms. Phone North S3'. or
49, al Il@6 coth -. n.w.---------
P0NTIAC-WW take vour Pontiac a. mart
Fairs Areucv lsth and You cts. ~.
STT7DTPNKFR ROADSTER 1a3S-Excel-
1rnf condition. terms Mr.. Mscaepy. Bufl-
ireton Hotel. Decatur SOC. -
WHY'S KNIGHT COUPE SEDAN. SSS5: m
excellent mechanical condition; has So9a
Branch Dick Murnhy. lnc.. 6uA h ne
ATTTONOBILEs hv suction At Weschler =;
peo ps ave NV every "Wednesday snd
sstnrlsv. ia m. ,.
EASTER BARGAINS.
ioc6 ForI Roadster.
Rtudehake- TnutiuE. rev paint. overhauied.
Dn6Se TourInE so Good ureE
r 4 2 Gsrsce I23g l2th 81 w
Evening star., 1928-03-29

1fIg X ST-SfCELY FURNISHED FRONT
apartment. rooms kitchen and bath. uorco
$50 also unfurnished apartment. Frank lu
Evening star., 1928-03-29

WE ALSO HAVE
Several cars from $7S 10 $3.50
which are worth twice the price
We are asking some repaintcd !;
all are IN. nice running condl-
ton; including sedans, coupes
and tourings.
opgk UATII PSI EVERY DAY.
s pm sUADAY.
Evening star., 1928-03-29

1851 HARVARD ST Nw-BrlSht cheer
ful room second floor southern eVpOsuSp. ~
70 fined home. hASt meals reasonable. 80
Evening star., 1928-03-29

yII0 PENNA- AVE. NW.-Front room and
NV 49, ~ '''''''' w Jus
Evening star., 1928-03-29

NCH late model: balloon tires,
v Demonstration given $50
.,,a Anfn * LOO Els. ave. \ 2
Evening star., 1928-03-29
WA<TEn-ROOMS AND RONRn

ny Lazy Roam sud hsaed or tveu snt
breakfast tu hNoWtuk NoIth 4 tNr.
Nd,iress HaN ! star Vthy~.
ny lAnN Ruam and ts,ard t,r v,,am aad
hrcakttst Ad,iteas 6oN 2Hi h. StAr otti,e =
Evening star., 1928-03-29
RENT ROOMs-UNFURNIsHED

1873 IRVING ST. Ne rooms. large KIT.
large glaszed-in poreh. h.-w. h.. Eas. cleo
tricItv iEclldpd. Delightful suburban house
near r. I ave car and 10Th St bus. SO
Garage -. Potoma, 1S9-W.
1901 Goth sT Nw-3 rms 2ud- floor front
will rent together or separate: 3 smaller
rms on }rd floor. reasonah'"
rooms kitchen private bath. $40. 10 min.
walk to White House.
f22l MORSE ST SE.--Two rooms for
Ink hath cleo. hot water and gas; 2nd
focr' s." ~ month. Phone Linz. as. 20
"O8 r. T. AVE Sw-Three large outside
rms H. & h.. gas elec & DhOne inCiudn1
front ard rear porches. reas l.
t72G NJ ST Nw-IarEe bright. running
water. mi, first floor; non-housekeep'nE.
S"5 month
4503 18Th ST NV room 0Itchenetts
and breakfast porch for Ihk@ gas cleo
'roity and telephone included. $50 month
So KENYON ST NV rooms and bath.
h-wh n. electricity. gas. >33.
1909 d ST Ne rooms heated porch
sink gas range. new house S35 Including
Eas and eiec. 81
IA ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD-2 rooms
private hath entire 3rd floor, gas range
atnt' ~as and electricity included Columbia
1900 W
IOi2 p sT NE-Eutire floor. 2 rooms
hath new range sink electricity. h-0 h..
clnsots newly decorated.
COLOBED-638 pTCEFORn ri. NE-Two
rms Ink heat. light and bath, $50 month.
Lincoln "S23-J
i131 Itth Nw-On second floor one room.
Ink: chean rent lady ureferred.
20I sth ST SE-3 nice front rooms
corner, gas range. electricity heat furnished.
- month ~
Evening star., 1928-03-29

PEERLESS MOTOR Co.
l4th at T. NJ. $3.50.
Open Evenings & Sundays.
Evening star., 1928-03-29

NICELY FURE- ONE
" bath. large soraenfd
,ENlgv r,4f.rF~.r. Hfsa
Evening star., 1928-03-29
RENT ROOMS-FIR. OR UNFUR

36O5 ilth ST wv One large room newly
am . Use % kitchen for break
fast
: ST NW-Two large
rooms for rent. second floor. mi Phone
po.pu,a4 JHgS
Evening star., 1928-03-29
REQ


The great demand for the new
1929 REQ Flying Cloud we have
made some nice clean trades at
prices which in no way reflect
their high quality.
Evening star., 1928-03-29
1885 l4th NV.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
HONEST VALUES.

HONEST VALUES.
i0a. Chrtsler 20 Roadster .,st na3
ia5k Chfysley ~ ttnperid Sedan aRa
to@% fhrysjer so sedan .... a"A
aa6 latet Chevrolet Euupe .......t. $40
'"~' ss,9 ''''' $50
a9s nodee Sprciai Touring. .... 9a3
1925 Ford Roadster ......,.-...... 50
TORREN MOTOR CO.
olas l. CT NV West Gi
Evening star., 1928-03-29
AUTO WREt'KERS.

AUTO WRECK ERS.
Care Bought ana sold IN Any condition.
Parts for Al Makes
RORERr HFRsON2 At}T0 FACHAN ME
100 Fta Ave NE Mouth i0tnS