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Putnam patriot., 1929-05-09
PUTNAM'S FIRST AIR MEET AT
 MANTUP FIELD, MAY l7-lS-l9
Stunts, Acrobatics, Races, With Big Aerial Parade Over
 the City
To Create Intsrss, in Aviation and
 Airmindedness

The latest types of aircraft and noted flyers will participate in Put nams first air meet to be held at Mantup field, Gary district, next week Friday. Saturday and Sunday, May IT. IS and i9 The meet will be un- der the auspices of the l.. < Il. Air craft Company and C. Benedict Blank. who is general manager of the air carnival
 The people of Putnam and surround ing towns are invited to the meet. There is no admittance charge and there will be free automobile parking space. The object of the meet Is to create interest in commercial aviation and airmlndedness among the people of this vicinity.
 \ schedule of events arranged for the three days will include all kinds of stunt and acrobatie hying, aerial rac- es. an aerial parade over the city. City officials have been invited to ride in the parade. There will be eNhibi- tions of "dead stick or forced land- ings from an altitude Of 5000 feet. There will be parachute jumps by Ted White, the worlds youngest parachute jumper. Seven planes et least will take part.
 Some Noted Pilots
 The following pilots will participate in the events during the meet Lieu tenant Carl A. Dixon, 43rd Division air service: Lieutenant Harry Gener- ous. deputy commissioner ef aviation; Lieutenant Emerson Carpenter, Hart ford; Lieutenant Charles k. Wright, llsfh Observation Squadron; Albert Bufnham. F. M Tiverts, chief meehan- ie; Donald Dionne, assistant meehan- ic C. Bened'c Blank, general man. ager.
 This is the first time in the history nf Putnam and aviation that any such impressive aerial show has been put or here In fact three planes carrying mn messengers for hire IS the largest fleet of airplnnes ever in Putnam at one time The air meet of next week win attract people from miles around to Putnam.
 From France 10 Cairo
 Among the outstanding pilots Is Lieutenant Dixon. well known as an aviator. In 1919 he entered a race from Lielle, France, Co Cairo, Egypts n distance of 2,900 miles. with hity- six ships of various types competing. Of that number twenty-six arrived at Cairo with Lieutenant Dixon first m line. He was the first aviator to eross Europe bv way of Italy and Greece, and was also the first pilot to fly an - English mail plane.
 Lieutenant Dixon will not only ba the outstanding pilot at the air meet. but will fly his famous Challenger which has carried him to victory in numerous aerial events. Mir. Blank announced that prizes will be awarded to the winning pilots who participate : in the various aerial events.
Putnam patriot., 1929-05-09
BOYS WEEK LOYALTY
 PARADE TO BE UNIQUE
School Pupils, Bands, Animals, Bicycles. Wagons, Scooters,
 Floats In Line
Line Forms High School Next We'd
 nesday, SIS p. m.

The Boys Week Loyalty Parade, next Wednesday afternoon, under the auspices of the Putnam Rotary Club, is assuming large proportions and will be one of the most unique and at tractive parades ever seen in Putnam.
 The parade will form in five sec tions as follows: St. Mary's school, near school: Trade school, Providence street; High school, School street; Smith Street school, Smith street; Israel Putnam school. near school.
 All sections except Israel Putnam school will assemble at the high school at 3.l5 p. m. and will be placed in the line as follows: Police escort, School street, opposite home plate !; Rotary Club, behind police; St. Mary's Boy Scout Band; St. Mary's school; {; St. Mary's school clown band; St. Mary's school animals in single file; bicycle division. single file; Smith Street school scooter division, single file; Israel Putnam school animals, single file; wagon division, single file; wagon division, single file.
 High school clown band, high school animals, single file; high school class es: funny faces, sincle file; Trade school floats; Rotary float.
 The Animals
 The St. Mary's school animals will include giraffe. snake. horses, mon keys. High school animals. elephants, donkeys, cows. Grade schools will have a giraffe. and a snake.
 The high school faces will include the Yellow Kid, Happy Hooligan, long nose. Chinaman, cop and negro.
 Prizes will be awarded to best class, St. Mary's. high and grammar school. Individual prizes to best bicycle, best scooter and best wagon. The judges will be at a point of inspection at the high school. where the parade will start, soldiers monument, Putnam Inn. The awards will be announced the day following the parade.
Putnam patriot., 1929-05-09

Mrs. Anita and Gertrude Bernier and Arthur Olson motored to Willi- mantle Sunday.
Putnam patriot., 1929-05-09
Vaughn Agency Takes
 Over the Mann Agency

A deal was put through this week whereby the A. Newtcn Vaughn Agency, Incorporated, takes over the J. Harry Mann Insurance Agency, Seder building. The terms of the deal that the business is transferred as of May ist The new acquisition of the Vaughn agency will be handled from their offices on Front street.
 The Mann agency was established by the late J. Harry Mann many wears ago. Following his death is was taken over by his daughter, Mra Joseph Michael Mir Mann was the second oldest insurance agent in Put nam at the time of his death. D. H. Fuller being the dean of agents.
Putnam patriot., 1929-05-09
ADVERTISING PAYS

In The Patriot last week, in the W. ]. Bartlett Store Ad. appeared the following:
 Gift for Mother-Why not pre- sent her with a Maybasket this year and make her happy with several gifts in one?" Then followed as- sortments No. 1 and No. 2.
 Prem the state of Ohio, yes err day. the Bartlett Store received a clipping of their ad and an order for one of these baskets.
 This is an example of why con sistent and persistent advertising pays.
Putnam patriot., 1929-05-09
ATTEND GREAT COUNCIL

Peter 4. Gardner, Armond Trahan and Austin Lincoln were in Greenwich Tuesday and Wednesday intending the forty-third great council session of Improved Order of Red Men. Mir. Trahan vas the delegate from Che lo- cal tribe Mir Gardiner was appointed on the necrology committe another year. and Mr. Lincoln was appointed by the Great Sachom. as Deputy Great sachem. Co Norrowantic Tribe No 42 of New London
 4 class of fifty past sachems be- came members of the Great Council.
Putnam patriot., 1929-05-09

Mrs. Ralph Peek was guest at tho home of Senator and Mrs. Shubruk in Cohassett, Mass, one day last week.
Putnam patriot., 1929-05-09
MARRIED ss YEARS

Mir. and Mrs. Horace Whitney ob- served the 56th anniversary of their marriage last Sunday. Mir. and Mrs. Howard Arnold of North Providence were visitors during the day. The fol- lowing day they entertained Mir. and Mrs. Willis Miner of Waterford.
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SITUATION-DOMESTIC.


DAYS WORK, any kind. Call 81 o st. NV,
Apt 3. Decatur 4sl5.
GENERAL HouSEWoRKER, white, small
family; stay nights $40 week. j. L. zoos
GENERAL HOUSEWORK in small family. or
maid wanted by neat, reliable colored gill,
Phone North 1927
GIRL, ,colored, reliable, for housework or
st. NV.
GIRL wishes a Job as general houseworker
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GIRL wants work by week or day. Phone
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GIRL colored wants general n,, he aus or
general homework. sos ? ST. NV.
GIRL; colored, wants Job by the week or
Davis. Kensington, Md. "
GIRL, colored. neat, reliable, wishes place
for light housework or halt-time work.
Phone Potomac 1887.
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GIRLS, O. colorsd, want, work Of any kind
crence. l5l7 Columbia St NV.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS to take home, first
class, 1853 corcoran ST. Phone Potomac
work by neat. reliable. colored sirl. Call
Met 1922 or COL M st. NV.
soHooLGIRLi eqlorsd; neat wants after
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position; housework, plain duties; no wash
ing wishing to be with nice. kind people;
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stay nights; with reference. Phone Potomac
305s. 1875 Willard st. NV.
WOMAN wants Job as cook in small family
references. 1910 st. NV.
WOMAN part-time worker or days work. ,
days each week Can give hest reference.
Phone Potomac 3053
WOMAN, colored. neat, experienced cook,
houseworker, mothers helper er part time
good reference. Potomac 1888.
WOMAN colored, wants light Housekeeping
or nursing. Franklin 6627. -
YOUNG WOMAN, eolOred. wants plain COOK
ing Address 1700 ST. NV.
YOUNG WOMAN. neat, experienced as cook
and general houseworker. CAN North SoSS.
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s.th and sts-Day'e PHARMACY
iias i4th st-MaTty's Cigar and MagazinS
ilth ana cue sts,-Ksnnsr's Pharmacs
ssci GsorSis AVE., & Lsmpkin's Phar.
NORTHWEST.
2el2 I4th st.-Collihewer Art 4 Gift 90,
;44cti iathh ;nt3IIronough's PhsnTmsey:. o,.,
18th St. ana Colorado svs.-o'Donnslrs
saSs Mount sleasan. st.-MOun, Pleasant
,7G9s, EesF s,S and EG y sRoD z,u, s,os
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Il. Y, n. J. ayes. and N st.-sanitary Phar-
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mr. and o sts.-smith's Cut Rate orus
III IN .ps Sal. Il IoE n5:9fH f HTRsse
eth and u sts-M II Huntons Pharmacy.
Ca; ave, and Rock Greek Church rd.-Rock
Ca, ave and Upshur st.-Petworth PhAr-
sseS Ga avs.-Monck's Pharmscy.
ssIe Ga, ave.1sBrishtwood Pharmacy
1905 Mass. ave.-Dupont Pharmacy,
18th and Fla ,avs:IBeTnftein,S DRUG store
North capitoi st. and n. [ sve.-Parker',
liz 7s3 Re Rev York tonlf KTlstd pb.rmae,
2lst and O sts.-Quigleys Pharmacy.
ssss c oOS Pa sve svesFRSs Fnadma0'
$500 Conn. ave.-Monterey Pharmacy.
Wisconsin ave and Macomb st,-Harry C
1921 Wisconsin ave.-Morsan Bros.
Takoma PARK. $50 Cedar st-Mattingly
GEORGETOWN.
s sS,S sns P s59; Pharmacy
3sds11JJ M,. stmMos6sy's RhSsmscy
st
macy. -
az sn9 s;s1HonMs , DTuE s, store
18th "a and IN No Sve.WLucEetts Pharmscy.
EoTth CaPitol and EyeS. .iSt PhsrmTSsey
East Cap. and 9Th sts.-K & N. Prus Store
18th and East Cap. StS,-Lincoln Park Phar-
10th and r. aw Collins Pharmacy,
$500 18th st.-Brooklahd Pharmacy. Brook.
eth and r. ave.-John O. BiEEs' Phar.
macy. -
10th st and Va. ave.-Herberts Pharmacy.
3th and p sts.-Lentz,s DrYg Store.
SOUTHEAST.
9th and Eye sts,-F- P. Welier7s Pharmacy,
Store.
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CHEMICAL PATENT
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oLDsMoBILE ,2-DoOR SEDAN, latest 1899
show room! cost sp7S cash. will sacrifies
for 500 cash or best offer. After $50 eve
rlnsS. T. Il. Cummins, Sill quincy st. NV,
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At length he decided to continue northeast and
some days later came upon another native village
the inhabitants of which fed the instant their eyes
fell upon him. Tarzan pursued them and after
brief chase caught up with young warrior From
him he learned that a party of whites had passed
through the village several days before telling them
of the terrible white devil and his demons who
followed them
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TarEan buried the Kincaids cook in a shallow grave
all he could do for the man who had given his life
in the service of the ape-man's wife and little
Then he again took up the pursuit of the Russian,
certain now that Jane held captive. When dark
ness settled, heavy rain set in and for week the
storm ragged, completely obliterating the trail the
ape-man sought.
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When the at last broke through the clouds, 1t
looked down upon an almost frantic Tarzan. For
the first time in his life the ape-man had been lost
in the Jungle! And somewhere in this savage land
his wife and son lay in the clutches of the arch
hend Rokof. 1t seemed cruel beyond words! Had
nature thwarted him? Tarzan Of the Apes knew
not what direction to take!
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SHOE REPAIR SHOP, equipped excellent
business location. 927 9th NV; for rent:
800. Also several well located, equipped
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.


The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star read
ers. ANY complaint found necessary
to be made to The Star will receive
prompt attention. For admission to
Recommended Service Column call
National 5000. Branch lis.
ANT BEDBUG. ROACH, RAT extermination
Suaranteed5 y we oP mrniture Of moths. bed-
6 DsG: 70 etc rig Cali YDH and deliver specaze
Co. q h9 sss Ey Tm st h% NATfoNHL s4s de2
IMMATURE REMINDING motor repairs;
lowest priees See this sdv Wed only
carty's Armature Service. 1908 18th. n 22A,
BEPplNG Of all kinds Sy Sea a1a pept
d. C. Prompt service and low prices Eagle agE
Bedding Co. Gals 5th st ne. Decatur 7a9;
BEDDING RENOVATED springs; MATTRESSES ,sOy
cred. Ideal BEDDING Co. e22 Z NV. N; S0sA'
BEDDING. mattress. box springs and pill
o%s TenOyated All T TopK serized
renovated and recovered. King BeddinE
Stores, 1861 Connecticut avenue NV VeIs-
BEDDING MATTREssEs. box springs and
pillows reno: best prices and prompt deI
Wash Mattress Co. sia L st. s.w: M $3.50:
CARPENTER, BUILDER; remodeiinE ana re.
repairing; reliable II. Johnson 1888 IRVING
, Col 60i7 --------.--------,-, 8.
CARPENTER -JoBBER porches inSlOsed !. re- r;
Pp sa4 M a B4nina "f $50 rsylor
; CHAIR CANEiNd, PORCH ROCKERS
splinted upholsteFipg. ArmsIonb' 1909 A"tn
St NV Franklin f46a
DOOR CHECK REPAIRHN0@ We repair and
rshll all standard makes q 9oos Snsss
/ G F. Armiger, els Nev feTk avs n'V
Metropolitan 3i9l
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS, house w sEinI
| fully given Cali Adams s47o-J. TO-
ELECTRIC WIRINd-e rooms, hall; bath
| $40. Fixtures for above, $40. tnstaHeoi VOL ,S
guaranteed Get my estimate: save TIME
and money II. M Carpenter, North 0sSS;
EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING. Scraping, elee
waxing, skilled mechanics Reduced priess
Paul Serene. 1909 N Cap a.. Main lolsL.
! old work a Speciality; EuarGntesd: ~ e
Deaton. 20l0 p st. NV, Potomac ezSo-M
, FLOOR WORK, every DESCRIPTION, very res
| Sonable; guaranteed; dustless rnaehlns' -
! T. Folk, 1885 Park I'd. Col. 3Aez:
FURNACE WORK, tin roehnE gntt:rinS ans nS
| spouttng; stove repairs of all xmas e. ~
COX, Atlantic 1889.
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BUSINESS Representatives,.

BUSINESS OPPORTuNIIlES.
SHOE REPAIR SHOP, Equipped; excellent
800 Also several well located, equipped
lunch room sites r. r. Behrend' 1917 NV
BEST CORNER PROPERTY and business 0 in
live, growing small pennsylvania t9Wn; LOO
legation fne modern sSSres ana vti ap Son-
m dsr ra hSnds Tfn CO. g East IexHs
ton St. Baltimore, Md
REPRESENTATIVE in each Government de
money for right, people men or women.
Phone Mr.. CisSel. Nat. 1851 for appoint
ment. ..
BARBER SHOP and one ROOM 2224 Georgia
undressing psrlor. 3 rooms and bath.
1li1 N 4 Cal Can N SGS Ssa %osslo.
from school; reasonable. 426 K St ne
GROCERY AND CONFECTIONERY, for sale
building, rent, s55; monthly receipts g. 200:
estimated net profit evsrhses, from 21.S 10
sS nd win pSTts sn' Sshs5 SHi sS:
GARAGE for rent; oscar ee gS,s t down N
DELICATESSEN-Mu sacrifice good buSl-
ness below cost for quick sale. Franklin
TAILOR SHOP, cheap; long established;
cutch Phone North 2eo4.
CAFETERIA, downtown. now earning at the
rate OF $1,000 per year nde WIS ness
WORKERS Hs Yours for $4,000 cash. No non
sense and no agents. Address Box 2 2C.
Star ONCE. TO-
BOOMING HOUSE for sale cheap; cash or
terms. s27 Sth st. NV.
oPPORTUNITY-small private once. with
sion nF Rda n00 Lar Su 'front.' once arse Vim
dow, $50; two rooms, rear basement $l2'
CAFETERIA, soda fountain: cigars, candy;
located financial district; fully equipped and
reasonable. Address BOX iso-E, Star ONCE. :
GASOLINE, ACCESSORIES; central location;
equipped and stocked; good business; ssl ann
nye Easolines Ions Lease STAR pr ntcs $4,000
CIGAR AND NEWS STAND in lobby large
once bldg fully equipped and stocked; pos
Sibly best stand in city: price $3.50. Ad-
5000 BUYS exceedingly profitable business:
ranking sixth in u. 3, last year; no work or
ESsTss. yGsr pant sce oer
Cash and meet market r. for SsIs
Florida ave. NV. Phone North l03l9.
DEIIcATESeEN, With stock and fixtures, for
sale; excellent location on prominent corner;
Epeene p. Sullivan; sAs Investment Buildins.
CHAIN OF SANDWICH SHOPS.
Best locations in town. Making
money. Good reasons for selling
Will sell as a whole or separately.
WE HAVE JUST THE BUSINESS FOR YOU.
Our services cost you nothing.
THE ALLRITE COMPANY,
Suite 436 Tower Building.
Phone National 754l. g.
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BEAUTY PARLORS.

MHBELLE HONOUR DAILY SPECIAL.
Thursday, Mabelle Honour scalp treatment
25c; permanent wave, entire head, IS. Ma
BELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, INC. (EstHb
islBD, 8l7 l4th st.
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HELP-MEN.
IEnnNlnnah

SALESMEN-A-1 to demon
strate electrical appliance; bond
required. Apply at Park View
Market office, 10 o'clock, Tues
day, December 3. 3*
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wan MISCELLANEOUS.
ANTIQUES and modern furniture We &C
tually pay more for furniture than any one
in town: Phone the Lincoln Co, FRANKLIN
ANTIQUES old gold, silver; diamonds; Jew
s sroE.rs s.s. enc sis St n% ssss
Al fEARd 'e IL co Sr ssdre6 Gsh
M pay SH H csah sss i R 81 HsS 1854
APPPAREL-Men's, ladies' or ehildrens, of
msss sale. Cali Columbia ssoS 'O
ArPAREI,-Whiis house eleanipS Or moving
s-sIse' etc and all kinds OF clothing and
Mr.. Wineer. Potomac 4637. S.
Ses s,5 ~. s oSE sop "a, PsOne
BOOKS B0UoHT-Distriet S543 iii q 81
NV Pau Pearlman.
FURNtTURE-Don't Sacrince your furniture.
We will aive more for furniture, bric-a -brac,
china, ANTIQUES and once furniture. Phone
use and be convinced. The Lincoln Co, tel.
franklin 8al7, 500 6th st. NV. q
FURNITURE that you have no further use
for you can turn into cash by calling NJ.
Cohen. Met. 1854, 7Tt9. 1898 7th st. NV, .
FURNITURE When you have hrst-class fur
niture for sale, do not hesitate to call the
Lincoln 90. Franklin ssi7. and you will get
FURNITURE pay more for store fixtures
household goods, once furniture 63e La
ave n, $500, Adams ll0S after 9 pm,
FUENrfURE 81 al Kinds wanted; best prices
paid Capital Furniture Co.. sal La. ave.
NV, or phone Met. S459,
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
HIGH-SCHOOL BOYS or girls, 100, after
school, selling; big money for hustlerS. See
Mr.. Cissel, National 70b7. -
MEN AND WOMEN. good appearance. Must
be live wires for selling Xmas gifts, house
hold necessities; SOC commission. bonus.
We teach you how to sell. See Mr.. Herbert,
1919 st. NV, Room TIC. s.
WANTED-AGENTS
AGENTS-Iife, accident, sickness. Monthly
or yearly plan. Let us explain it. Safety
Reserve Fund, 1880 Broadway, N. Y
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WANTED-SALESMEN.
EARN TWO DAYS
nAU IN OND
INSTRUCTION COURSES.


WHY SPEND Ella MONTHS DAY OR 1924
months in night school, Vkep you can act
better commercial course, including the same
essential subjects in about ons-thtrd the
t HSrsn,crS HIasna Es 10 yrs New
classes now forming. Enroll today Boyd
secretarial School. 1888 @ 81 Natl. 2a3a.
AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TkuoHT III n.
auire about our pew method; neehSec. Wh's
men; established 10 years. car Lin. %
FRENCH, CONVERSATIONAL CLASS BY
NATIVE TEACHER.
Private or class instruction.; reasonable
rates; day or evenins.
MT. PLEASANT SCHOOL for SECRETARIES.
Tivoli Theater BLDG, Columbia 5000
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE
IN A REAL SCHOOL.
where you are assured Of competent in
struction and unlimited practical experience
MABELLE HONOUR scHooL est. 1919
will equip you for life in this inteTestins
and profitable vocation. Enroll NOW while
the heavy Winter season is on, Moderate
charges. Easy terms
Day, Evening Glasses.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, INC,
SIT 18th St. NV.
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CADILLACS-Late models; recommended
and guaranteed; various body styles ts Sc
ington Cadillac Co., 1860 Conn. ave.
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RADIO SALES, AND REPAIRS.

A CRACKERJACK ATHENA on pipe stand
ard, $3.50; overhaul any aerial now installed
furnishing new lead-in wire If necessary, So
Prompt service. Col, A4l0 between and
pm.
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1 new tires, newly painted, perfect meeheHi-
cal condition: 3t7S, cash sale. Phone Metro
nniifan 1AH2
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SALE-AUTOMOBHEs,

BUICK MASTER SIX ROADSTER, 1915
wire wheels; Al mechanical condition; paint
and tires like new; your car in trade; easy
terms washington Cadillac Co., 1l3e-40
Conn ave. NV. Decatur 5000.
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RADIOS
AT ROCK BOTTOM.

DOGS, PETS, ETC.
POINTER PUPs-A good gift to any hunter
for Christmas. Will deliver. 4s1s Hunt ave,
near 5000 Wis ave.
full singers. Miss Mason, SIT L st. NV. TO-
FOX TERRIER PUPPIES, WiFe-haired, male
pediGreed West 02So. 2l2a l. st. NV.
SINGING CANARIES, So UP.
The Gift OF CheerfulnesS.
ATHERTONS PET SHOPS
eia p NV. i40A Irving
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-04

CADILLAC 7-PAss. SEDAN, late series; in
perfect condition; driven only few thousand
miles; privately used and appearance Of .
brand-new car; this car cost almost tS'eee,
unpaid loan of 1865. which sheuld prove
q real investment; terms or trade can be
arranged. Auto Loan Sales Co.. yos
10th st NV,