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day where they will spend ten days
visiting relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Q. Frizzell and
children spent Sunday in Weslaco.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Aldridge and
baby were Raymondville visitors
Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Espey departed
Friday morning for Corpus Christi
to visit her sister. Mrs. O.. b. Dodds,
for q week or ten days.
w. r. Curtis left Thursday by
auto for Dallas for Mrs. Curtis who
has been visiting in North Texas.
Miss Nellie Mae Kyser has re-
turned to her home after visiting
relatives and friends in C~orsicana
and vicinity. She returned by auto
mobile with Mr.. and Mrs. Z. B. Wor-
ley and children Of Harlingen who
nave concluded n vacation trip -
Louisiana. Mrs. L. G. Worley OF
San Benito. who accompanied them,
remained for a longer visit.
Mrs. r. A. Walker Of San An
tonic Is visiting Mrs. Roy Gamer
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lake A. Barber left
Wednesday afternoon for San An
tonic. After transacting business in
San Antonio and Dallas. Mr.. and
Mrs. Barber probably will motor u
Colorado. They expect TO be gone
indefinitely.
MI. and Mrs. Tom Boles are or
their wav to New York.
Mrs. Bennett Jones has as her
guests. Mrs. Edgar Brakeman and
children OF Fort Worth and Miss
Mary Brakeman Of Dallas.
j. NJ. Jones has gone TO Houston
on business.
Mrs. Alice GATH and daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Gatti. left Tuesday
night for a visit in Mineola. Texas.
Mayor and Mrs. J. Scott Brown
and children have returned from
San Marcos where they were called
by the illness and death OF the
MAYORS father. Prof. j. S. Brown.
Mrs. @. @. Henson left Wednes-
| dav morning for Houston where she
will be Joined by Mrs. Paul Boone.
They will so from Houston 10 Deem
River Falls. MINI. for a visit with
Mrs. Boone's sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Turvey and
son. Eddie. left Wednesday to spend
their vacation at Davenport. Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John FRY have gone
to Bay City for a visit with Mr.
Fry's mother.
Mrs. Noble C.. Foster and sons
Yvonne and Eugene. and Mrs. w F
wilkinson. mother Of Mrs. Foster
left Thursday for a vacation trip
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SEVEN
Mrs. Schwarz Is
Bridge Hostess

Mrs. Robert Schwarz entertained
with five tables of bridge on We'd
nesday afternoon, two tables from
the Wednesday Bridge club. and
three of guests. Garden flowers
were used for decorations. Little
Mildred Bode. niece Of the hostess,
passed out the tally cards.
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Ran
dolph Wright. Mrs. Neil Allen, Mrs.
Dick Harris and Mrs. =. L. Bogus.
MRS. z. II. Van Gundy and Mrs. z,
.. Sickle OF Decatur. Ill, who are
visiting Mrs. Allen. and Mrs. S.
6cher Of Houston. who IS the guest
OF Mrs. Sam Perl, received remem-
brances.
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company Win MY rove among the
roses" in the best style Of the early
sixties.
And the wind rattles the case
ments and the world and his wife
and all their care and sorrows are
forgotten.
But when the company is all gone
the widower is lonely-he gets out
his big books and reads awhile; then
he talks to the parrot, and tries to
pretend he is very gay.
But when there is no party the
widower sits by the fire. for il is
cool wen Of a summer evening in the
city where he lives. and he thinks
Of things that make him sad.
Sometimes he gets bitter-yes.
YES, his friends are all very glad
that he is going to be married again
for he is a good fellow and they
would like to see him happy.
The widow is the incest. CAV
est. prettiest little thing in the
world. she was in love with the
widower when she and he were
both young and to her he Is Just
as handsome and Just as fascinat-
ing as he ever was.
And after they are married she
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What a roaring chorus II Is to be sure. and the little old lady in gray
the mist from her glasses and raises a shrIl treb', md favors the
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will get the diners herself and she
will be the hostess. And when the
company is gone. they will sit down
together. the good comfortable
couple. and talk about the evening
and who was there and say that the
salad needed Just a trifle more oil.
but weren't the birds perfectly done.
and do you think little Mrs. Neigh
Dor is really in love with the visitor
from the East or is she is just anus
ing herself?
! do hope the parrot will like the
widover's new wife.
Parrots are very choosev they say.
And isn't it an excellent thing
that there are no children to get in
the way.
Children arc sometimes so-shall
we say set in their ways-they want
company Of their own age. noise and
radios. and roadsters. and their par-
ties r quite different-aren't they?
And thev expect to be the center
Of attraction.
Yes. il is an excellent thing that
neither the widow nor the widower
have any children.
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Auxiliary Gives
Farewell PARTY

Members Of the woman's auxiliary
OF the Presbyterian church had a
social meeting on Monday after
noon as a farewell compliment to
MRS. Z. w. Grosenbacher and her
daughter. Mrs. E. w. Taylor, who
left Tuesday for Houston 10 make
their home. The church parlors
were prettily adorned with roses
and corona. and an ice course was
served. Mrs. T. p. Harris. Mrs. II.
.. Seago and Mrs. Glenn Lamberth
circle chairmen were the committee
IN Charge Of the entertainment Mrs.
Lamberth served for Mrs. G. w.
Moothart. who is out Of town.
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NtNfIUkS HUNOHEES
Tuesday afternoon a pleasant
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summertime affair was the after
noon bridge given by Mrs. Albin
PolZin and Mrs. Pierce Dominy at
the latter's home complimenting
Miss Fay Rutledge Of Kennedy and
Miss Ruth Moore Of Gilmer. High
score was attained by Mrs. j. j.
Dunn who received a handsome
trophy for reward. Consolation gift
for low score went TO Miss EsSie
Roots. Interesting guest prizes were
presented to the honorees. An at
tractive salad course was served fol-
lowing the games. Those present
were Mrs. j. r. McAnallv, Mrs.
Clarkson. Cowgill. Mrs. z. L. Butts.
Mrs. J. T. Wilcox. Mrs. Bernie
Goolsbv. Mrs. Charles Bowie. Mrs.
J. Z. Bell. Mrs. j. J. Dunn. Mrs. ".
d. Monger. Misses Exa Bell Sub
lett. Ruth Gilbert. Maxine Bruce,
Essie Roots and the honorees.
PARTY HOSTESSES
Wednesday evening Mrs. Don
Still and Mrs. Herbert Buesing were
Joint hostesses at the latter's home
when they entertained with five
tables Of bridge. Clusters Of pink
roses. Zinnias. and other blossoms
gave a pretty decorative note for the
affair. Mrs. z. l.. Butts. who held
high score among the women play
ers was awarded a novelty necklace
for trophy. For success among men
a cigarette set was presented to
o. c. Hamilton while the cut prize.
a deck of cards. went to Don Still.
An appetizing luncheon course was
served following the games. En-
toying the h%ospitalitv were Mr.. and
Mrs. Murray Higgins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Lutenbacher. Mr.. and Mrs. z. L.
Butts. Mr.. and Mrs. p. +. Dominv,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat O'Brien. Mrs. NJ.
G. Gilbert. Miss Lorraine Estes. Miss
Sadie Munnerlyn of Center. Miss
Malcolm Monroe Of Houston. Bryan
Long. o. C. Hamilton and the hus-
bands Of the hosteSSes.
FIRST BIRTHDAY
On Saturday afternoon. july q.
Mrs. II. G. Aldridge gave a delight
full party in honor of the first birth
day Of her little son. Herbert
Charles. Jr. The young honoree was
the recipient Of many lovely gifts.
AS favors the girls received little
aluminium pans and the boys re-
ceived toy tractors. A color scheme
Of pink and white was carried out
in the birthday cake and brick ice
cream which was served to the fol-
lowing guests, Bly, Jeannette and
John Graves Cochran. Lois. Dick
and Bobby Lovett. Martha Jane
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Coming,s, Goings,
OF Local People

Mildred and Allen Bode Of Nord-
helm are here visiting their aunt,
Mrs. Robert Schwarz.
MI. and Mrs. w. L. Dodson have
been visiting in Lubbock and other
Texas points since leaving Austin.
where they attended six weeks OF
summer school at the University OF
Texas. They expect to return the
latter part OF August.
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big black cat-and all the little boys in the neigh
borhood run to open the door Of his car for him
and he gives them nickels and they think he is q
great man.
And he has parties. He's rather a genius at
parties and he sets his table himself With all his
old silver and his old china and he cocks the dinner
himself, too, with perhaps some little black-eyed
girl from the neighborhood come in to serve.
II is pleasant to sit by the fire in his quaint little
Old World apartment and hear the water singing
at the foot OF the hill and sometimes listen TO the
fog whistles moaning not too far outside the window
Oh. yes, it's all very well when there is a party
and the widower tells a good story and one or two
OF his friends sing a good song:
"Oh the songs that we sung
In the days we were young"
horns ~ &c IN Re e,,ra apd ~. rs..s- - -,
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| PLYMOUTH LATEST 1929 SPORT ROAD
| ster brand-new. car guaranteed. Big re-
/ duction for quick sale. Terms. Col. 1898
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SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
(Cnntinued }

3-pc fiber suites, sun parlor sets. porch
rockers and swings, refrigerators, felt-base
1oorcoverings, boudoir and occasional chairs:
desks and secretaries, metal beds, springs
and mattresses, 5-pc. breakfast sets, baby
carriages and Strollers, day beds and cots.
The aforementioned specials are now on
display. This is chance to save in your
NEW BARGAIN HOUSE, 1904 14th St NV.
Open EVENINGS North 3942
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

MEN AND LADIES to represent a lie in
Surance association in Washington and Ma
ryland; apply by letter. giving references
and fraternal membership. Address Box
3l3-D. Star Office. Ia
MARKERS. white, experienced. Apply AM
baSSador Laundry, 1926 Irving st. NV.
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FRANKLIN LATE TYPE COUPE-In, perfect
CONDITION. throughout; driven by salesman
ayers wife See Mr.. Callan. 1917 Conn. are.
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MEN Ctwo). middle aged, with best refer
ences. handy with tools. not AFRAID OF o
hours work, at small country place near
Fails Church: wages. SIS weekly and daily ada
car fare. Riker. Main 1920, Branch 99S'
III or IdYlWnnd Va
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Misunderstanding.
SAVE 500 to 1870!
EXTRAORDINARY
OPPORIUNIIY!

Profit by sacrifice sale of used fur
niture, furnishings and equipment,
including Simmons beds, springs,
mattresses, bed lamps, pillows, bed
ding, dressers, desks, rugs, chairs,
waste baskets, curtains, etc. for bed
rooms; overstuffed and wicker dav-
exports. easy chairs, rockers. tables
and desks, draperies, rugs, radio and
cabinet, fcrneries, smokadors, brio
a-brac, etc, for living rooms; Office
des1., safe, typewriter. water cooler,
carpeting, porch rockers, medicine
cabinets, towels, bath mats, large
electric coffee urn, kitchen utensils,
etc, etc.
On Display Week Days
Between II am. and 7 pm. at
SHADY REST SANITARIUM,
Silver Spring, Md. 14*
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HELP---MEN.

NSrer man original TecOmmenddtton1 :ohen
answering advertisements for employment
Use COPIES.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PIE BUSINESS, small wholesale; good trade;
nominal rent; centrally located; good reason
for selling. Call Adams 2268-J after 53O
pm. IA
YOUNG MAN would buy all or half share in
some good business, with services; exp. sales
FOR SALE-Delicatessen, luncheonette and
soda fountain; good place for young people;
guaranteed to make good; low cash payment;
lease ) to years. Tel. Franklin 7498. 49,
BEAUTY SHOPPE for sale; owner leaving
town. Address Box 298-D. Star ONCE. l3a
BAKE SHOP, small; equipment for sale
cheap real bargain. 901 18th st. Sc.
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

BUICK MASTER SIX 7-PASs SEDAN, 1923
just the same as new car; let us dem
onstrate. Priced right; terms. Emerson &
Orme. 18th and M SITS. NV.
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading Of Personal
is 3 cents per line additional to the
REGULAR line rate
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

ANTIQUES and modern furniture-We &C
tually pay more for furniture than any one
in town. Phone The Lincoln Co, Franklin
1917. Be satisfied before you sell. 12'
ANTIQUES. old gold. silver diamonds. Jew
elry bought and sold. Tenders Pawn
brokers Sales Co. 9l3 D st. NV. Fr. 1882
ANTIQUES, old gold. silver. diamonds. Jew
slry. A. F. Arnold 1923 G St. NV Main
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SITUATION-MEN.
(COntinuAdO

ccA aE PEI 7o and repair work; reasonable.
ELECTRICIAN, 2 years colieee. 4la years
pployment with reliable firm. Address Box
256-D, Star ONCE. l6'
FILIPINO college student, wants work in
houseman, gardener and plain cooking. Ad-
dress Box 36SD. Star ONCE. l3"
sition. in law ONCE. Only reasonable salary
expected with opportunity for experience
Best Best o Gf references, Address Box s9s;D
MALE NURSE wants position caring for an
Invalid or insane patient: at home or travel.
Hsh6y H. cfn sns best g re-
MAN. young, %, desires bookkeeping. ac-
counting or secretarial position: modest sal
airy. Address Box 275-D. Star offic-. 70
NURSE male, also college graduate. wants
posltlon as nurSe-secretary; Al references.
estate tate good reference 1916 18th st. Nv
REGISTERED, PHARMACIST has several
days open each week: no Sundays; reference.
Address Box 343-D. Star Office. la
YOUNG MAN, white, 30, wishes night work
best q ST Hddrss Box p
Star Office
YOUNG MAN, white. 20. reliable, wishes
otiice. l3'
SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN.
spartment. Small wages sss0 ana so e''Y Giving
quarters. Good reference. Address Jessie
LaSkey. kensington, Md
sITUATIoN-WOMEN.
BTNDERY WORKER. female. u years ex-
Rsndis small ,si.deTy alone. ADDRESS BOX
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER wish positions
in hotel or private home; together If pos
Si6le; B <. experience. Address Box
YOUNG LADY, %. five years once expert
ence, desires position in doctors ONCE. Ad-
dress Box 364-D. Star once.
be ened
or lady. Phone Met. 1856.
YOUNG LADY. capable, wants clerical work;
kn0Ssd ssS Of A fypi1g; once experience
YOUNG MOTHER wishes typewriting to do
at nome; neat work, reasonable prices; work
SITUATION-DOMESTIC.
COOK, colored; neat pleasant. do general
y WORK or part time; Gan Gan 60 away years
GIRL. colored. neat and refined, wishes place
18th ST. NV. Apt. 4.
GIRL, coIored. neat and willing to work
stav nis6ts Cali Atlantic s51s Ael'.-'
GIRL wishes place as general houseworker.
Call Pot. 1892:
GIRL. colored, wishes Job as nurse; go
home nights. Phone Main 10106.
GIRL, colored. wishes general housework,
plain cook; IN small family. Go home night.
Reference. 2028 st. NV.
GIRLS ltwoJ wish positions as nurse. moth
erS' helpers, part-time work or housework;
references Gail 922 w st. NV.
PART TIME or days work wanted by neat
colored woman: ref. l45l Swami st. NV.
WOMAN. reliable and settled, white, as
working houSekeeper in q small adult fam
lily: good reference; city or suburbs. Lincoln
Sn9S 10"
WOMAN wishes Job as chambermaid or
mother helper. 1921 18th st. NV. Phone
North 6o53.
WOMAN. experienced, wants gen. housework;
neat in appearance; nrst-clasS city reference.
Decatur 1894
WOMAN colored, wants morning or hours
work. any kind. Adams 60i7-W.
WOMAN. colored. wants general hcusework;
city reference. Phone Potomac 1915.
YOUNG WOMAN, colored. steady. desires
light houSework: can assist with children;
nome nights preferred. North 31l0
NURSE.
White girl experienced nursemaid, wishes
position; willing to travel; best OF references
furnished. Georgia 405l.
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ORD TUDOR. late 1926; good condition al
yer; must sell same, Sl65. Lincoln 1898.
1As
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BUICK 1928 STANDARD BRoUGHAM; a
particular milk comes from contented COWS COWS;
Dick Murphys. Buy this ''Word-of- Honor"
car, that Is suaranteed in writing, ,. on the
rid car taken in trade. Ask for Mr.: wilkins,
lIss Kalorama I'd. NV. Dick Murphy. Inc.
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GAS RANGES-New and slightly used: all
sizes less than half prices. Why pay more?
Every range guaranteed. ]. w. Williams,
500 9Th st. NV. Main 1886, l8s
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APPAREI.-While house cleaning or moving
get together odds and ends, curtains,
dishes, bedding, bric-a-brac etc, and all
kinds of clothing, and / will buy them
for rummage sale. Phone Mr.. Winger. Po-
tomac 1927. ~
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oyerstuffed living room suite, wicker fIrni-
ture, gateleg table and chairs. Adams 1871.
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HELP-WOMES.

GIRL wanted TO work in photo finishing
laboratory; tho:e having had experience
preferred. Bradley, 6l6 18th st. NV.
GIRL, white, Tor bakery. 1874 You st. NV.
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FORD ROADSTER. 1927-In dandy condi-
ton: top. paint, tires and motor IN perfect
condition; 5000: $50 down. balance to suit
you. owens Motor Co, 1923 Ga. ave.
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sALE-AUTOMOBILES.

EoaDs FoRPs FqRps; al! mSa na,n1 ana
Motor Co 6720 Wisconsin ave. NV.
FoRDs-Betore buying any, model used car
from; cogpes. roads ters. sedans, pick-ups.
are going 't to remodel and have 10 move
these cars. VIII ACCEPT any reasonable
NV. open evenings and SUNDAYS.
FORD 1927 TUDOR or coupe; every extra.
new tires; condition perfect; take s1sS; &C
FORD 1927 COUPE; has bumpers; new tires
$l65. Call Lincoln 1893. IA
FORD TUDOR, late 1926; good condition ,a al
Terms. 14'
FORD 1927 ROADSTER o., touring; perfect
Kenyon NV. VIII accept terms. lls
FORD 1925 COUPE, 500; also Ford Fordor
fedHp Ss1 auto open ey s9 st. and
price only $3.50; open evenings and Sundays
Universal Auto Co. 1929 NJ st. NV.
FORD ROADSTER, l926.s30 down, 5000
18th NV. Pot. oo4z. 49, 20
i FORD COUPE late 1925; overhauled, new
Kearney ST. ne North 0891. 13'
FORD Model A Standard Coupe-Demon-
strator. Cannot be told from new; run less
attractive terms; fully guaranteed. Triangle
Motor Co. 2 New York ave. -------
FORD 1927 COUPE; condition good all over;
Apt. %. after pm. ~.
FORD TOURING, 1e27-New all around. Best
! 204. The Conard. il.
Used very little; like new. This car vas
traded in for ve-p @s c Ydik '<S5 NV
o cRsIs e M1fqT ard sundays MH% 10fN ave
FORD ROADSTER, 1927-In dandy condi-
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LUNCHRooM OH one of the best Northeast
corners doing good business; long lease.
owner will sell or trade on house. North
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PONTIAC, 1928 2-DOOR SEDAN-Fully
equipped; disc wheels: q. wonderful buy.
1895; easy terms. J: L. Jerman Co., Inc,
West 273O. 3342 NJ st. NV. Ia
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.
BOATS.

CABIN CRUISER. 34-ft., full equipment;
automobile. Col 2847. Ia
CHRIS CRAFT, used 26. new last year; in
perfefS cond6i0n a veTy C eaS0natn sSs
N. Eutaw St, BALTIC. Nd.
MOTOR, Evinrude cupboard; easy payments.
Service demonstration. 1910 E st. Sc. Lin
FOR SALE, or will trade for unimproved
real estate in District. SOFT. launch Willie
NJ. Price, $1,000. Address Box 237-D, Star
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FORD 1929 MODEL A STANDARD COUPE
Used very little; like new. This car vas vas
angle Motor Co, 2 New York ave. NV.
open evenings ard SUNDAYS.
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CHRYSLER 70 CONVERTIBLE COUPE. 1928
Blue Duco which looks like new; excellent
tires; perfect mechanically and very sporty.
One of the best we have had for some time.
Mr.. Stockman. Peerless Used Car Dept,
1901 18th Decatur 3d0O
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HUDSON 4-DOOR SEDAN, late 1927; prac-
tically new set Of Kelly 6-ply tires, iIiy
equipped trunk. cts; priced low for I'M
mediate sale; terms arranged; open eve
nings and Sunday. Wisconsin Motor Co.
10 CT
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FORD 1927 COUPE; has bumpers. new tires,
lock wheel and every extra; VIII sacrifice,
Sl65 Call Lincoln 63q3 Ia
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HUDSON COACH, 1927-Motor excellent;
FOOD tires and paint; going to buy smaller
car; Will sacrifice and take terms. Gecrsia
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NASH 1926 SPECIAL COACH-To, see It
means to buy this bang-qp little sedan ~, A..
Washington Cadillac Co. ll36-40 Connsetl-
cut ave NV. Open evenings. Decatur 1900.
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OAKLAND 4-DOOR SEDAN. I928-Fully
euuipped: in excellent condition; sacrifice,
$685.: terms. S225 cash, balance months
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BARBER experienced, colored of light conf
piexion, for white trade. Salary s2S week
and so per cent over $40. George L. ETY.
TS Somerset st, Newark. N. j. IS
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ADVERTISEMENT SALESMAN, to work on
book with special sport appeal. 0l3 SCUM
prn B36e Mr. Leech. IL.
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HUPMOBILE 8. 1926. 5-PASS. SEDAN-Best
buy in town. See il today Very ,r low Prize,
incton Cadillac Co. lI36-4o Connecticut ave.
n ODar evenings Decatur 5000.
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10 THOSE Thai HAV Z
A LITTLE CAPITAL

want to settle and stay in Florida,
but for lack 'of assurance of year
round employment and income still
hesitate, let me tell and show you a
plan that has solved the problem sue
cessfully for many others. Room
70l, Woodward Building.
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EUPMOBILE 1925 CLUB SEDAN; caInt. tires,
upholstery and mechanical condition 0. X;
one of the best models built by "Hupp:
See Mr. Davis Peerless Used Car Dept loJl
1dtb Decatur 1900,
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MARMON SEDAN, little 81; in perfect con-
dtion and all new tires and two spares.
written guarantee and @. NJ. A 9. terms, any
Chewing. Adams 600.
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HUDSON 4-DOOR SEDAN, latest 1929: care are
fully used few weeks, absolutely IKE
bTand-nev in every respect, not even soiled;
a liberal reduction to a quick purchaser. see
Mr. Green, Lambert Hudson Motor Co.. 1861
ct pf
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Roy. over II years, work orange ice Stana
next bath house on boardwalk, CheSapeake
Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-12

HUDSON 1876 BROUGHAM SEDAN-A-l
mechanically: new Goodyear tires; exec
lent paint: easy terms. your car IN trade
The Washington Cadillac Co, 1860 Con-
pecticut ave NV. Decatur 5000.
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HUDSON COACH-se7.5O down, s20l3 per
month; refinished. reconditioned new tires;
guaranteed. Warrington Motor Car Co.
nno III, - Ilnt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-12

PEERLESS 1927 ROADSTER; Just the car
for tins weather; fully equipped, including
side curtains; excellent mechanically and in
appearance; low price; terms easy. Mr..
Pearce, Peerless Used Car Dept, 1901 18th
Decatur 340O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-12

NASH ADVANCE 2-DOOR SEDAN. 1926
FuIIy equipped; excellent condition; S295;
easy terms j. L. Jerman Co, Inc, Wet
2T30. 3342 NJ 81. NV. IS