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The Washington times., 1929-11-15
GARD.
I ODAY IS.
ALLIJR|N|G3 .

HLLUWvU
One Of the best rounded
Preparatory School football SEIZED
ules Of the year will be offered
on local and suburban gridirons
today. sl
Headlining the lot is the
promising tangle between st.
Johns Cadets and Gonzagass
Purple on the Benning Athletic
Field, Thirty-eighth and Benni1g
Road, at 3 o'clock.
For the first time in many
moons these famous rivals viii
be opposing in a game with q
championship bearing and action,
fast and furious, is assured over I
the 40-minute stretch.
Up at the Hilltop George &,
town Freshmen win do bat
tie with Devitt's powerful
aggregation; GEORGETOWN Prep "a
is to mix IL with powerful Y
Swavely Prep ct Garrett
Park, Nd, while LandOn and
Woodward will lock horns on
Monument Lot No. 2. r.
Fight and fire will be called
upon to offset laStminute injuries
calculated to cripple st. Johns.
Only recently Don Daley, diHninus
tive line sensation, and Scanlon,
a regular back, were laid out for
the season with physical setbackS.
TO top this run OF tough luck
Auggie Augusterfer, captain and
quarterback, and Turk Daley, re-
Gently shifted from the forward
wall to the backfield, yesterday
were reported on the casualty
squad.
A bad ankle placed August
erfer out Of commission, while
an infected foot panied Daley
to such an extent that he was
unable to wear o shoe. i.
Both Don and Turk Daley and
Captain AuguSterfer insist that
they will break into the game, but
Coach Faulty Byrne this morning
was peSsimiStic regarding their
chances. IS
While adniring the spirit Of his
charges he intimated that August.
erfer alone seemed 5a sure thing
to see action. Sol
Despite a lame ankle which
was twisted for the second time
this season, every effort will be
made to swing the brainy back
fielder into the lineup and the
latter is willing to go through
with it, whatever the cost.
Gonzaga, on the other hand,
has its lineup in top fettle and
will be ready to pounce upon the
Saints with their full strength.
Unusual interest has been
evidenced in this conflict which
not only will decide the Suprem-
acy of Catholic scholastic grid
men in this vicinity but will also
play its part in determining the
District Preparatory School title.
Dewitt figures to extend the
little HOyaS to the limit
and, IL past performances
mean anything, should come
through with an upset.
Although the Blue and Gray
cubs turned back the Navy PlebeS
at Annapolis Saturday, their rec
ord Is none too impressive and
they must speed up considerably
to haul down Jim McNamara's
colorS.
Georgetown Props will encoun-
ter a rugged adversary In Swavely
Prep, Of Manassas, Va The Old
Dominion eleven is made up Of
powerful and seasoned talent that
has shown to advantage against
everything coming its way while
the Garrett ParkerS have done
some nifty stepping on their own
accord.
The northumberland affair
finds Woodward the favorite but
Coach Gordon KeSSler'S men are
in a strategic position to deliver
a jolt.
Rumor has it that Washing
toms newest scholastic eleven has
benefited nightly through re-
cent drills and will be prepared 70
shoot its bolt against the 7. M.
The Washington times., 1929-11-15

The organization Is starting
it, eighth year Of life. Its
earnest efforts in fostering
bowling among members OF
the faiS sex have been bounti-
fully rewarded.
From a few scattered. disorgan-
lied ladies' leagues in 1921, when
it was initiated. its good influ-
ence brought forth "a thoroughly
organized, sfnooth-running loops.
Considerably more female bowl
ing leagues than any other city
in the country.
There are those who say, more
bowling leagues for women than
there are In the rest Of the colr1-
try put together.
: The organization is q powerful
one. It's high place in the nations
sports Is indisputable.
No other women'S athletic or
ganization is ahead Of 1t in mum
Der, power or influence.
There are and have been and
win be Misunderstanding, as it
is the case with every organiha-
ton, great or small. But, when
one realizes the high position
this organization holds, such mis-
The Washington times., 1929-11-15

Reorganization Tonight
OF Women BOwlers
Bv GINO SIM

Washington Womens Duckpin Association is the biggest
organization of its kind in the country includes all the
local feminine duckpin loops "a in ALL within its fold
The Washington times., 1929-11-15

At BIZ WOODS LUCKY oILIAe AZ
leys, tonight they will elect Off
GERS for the ensuing year. The
meeting starts promptly at 8
o'clock.
President Rose Mulroe is par
ticuIarly anxious, that every ladies'
league be adequately represented.
as an entirely new administration
is desired.
The Washington times., 1929-11-15

Apartments in all sections Of WASH
inston can be located through Times
or Herald Classified ads.
The Washington times., 1929-11-15

That thin, unbeaten line Of
football teams may be slightly
simmer by shutdown tomorrow
night.
The Washington times., 1929-11-15
know now what our trouble at
the bridge table has been.

frankie DeAngelo is one Of
the most active little fighters
around Washington. Scarcely a
week goes by but he engages
in q fight in some nearby city.
Monday night he is scheduled to
go eight rounds with Tony Ross,
in Baltimore, at the 104th
Medical Regiment Armory.
The Washington times., 1929-11-15
BIG. CROWD
WILL Sci:
CAME
By JUNO KINERK

- ~
A hopeful but not over-confl-
dent Georgetown football team
winds up its practice today for its
final home game of the season
here tomorrow when it entertains
the Mountaineers of West Viz
ginia University in Griffith
Stadium at 2 o'clock.
IA record crowd is expected to
be, in the stands when the open
ing whistle blows sending the Two
elevens into action. Besides being
the homecoming game for George
town alumni, there Is no otner
counter sports attraction IN the
way of horse racing in Maryland
to draw the fans, who, with no
place else to go, likely will attend
the game.
The Washington times., 1929-11-15

Up at the Hilltop George
town Freshmen VIII do bat
tie with Devitt's powerful
aggregation; Georgetown Prep
is to mix IL with powerful
Swavely Prep ct Garrett
Park, Nd, while LandOn and
Woodward will lock horns on
Monument Lot No. 2.
The Washington times., 1929-11-15

while the record compiled
by the visitors isn't anything
to shout about, yet the Noun
taineers generally play their
hest football Of the year
against Georgetown and
action shouldn't lag at any
time during the game.
The Washington times., 1929-11-15

A bad ankle placed August
erfer out Of commission, while
an infected foot panied Daley
to such an extent that he was
unable to wear o shoe. i
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HABERDASHERY SALESMAN. experienced
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uEIP-MEN AND WOMEN.

MEN AND WOMEN part or full time, to
sell advertising in d. G., Md. Va. or w;
Foreign Wars; no collections; liberal COM
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Bird floor, 1872 Pa. ave. NV. Nat. 424o. -
MEN AND WOMEN having experience IN
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$50 to SIS per week Call Monday after 10
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PIPE ORGANISE and choir leader; salary,
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SITUATION-MEN.

ORGANISE. wants position. Protestant
church. Address Box l50-M Star Office
PAINTER, first class, needs immediate work;
neat. fast worker; references. Call Mr..
Bowen. Pot. 2164. le
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SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

Complete With motor, ) drums. iuiI sets Of
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cash. Address Box palm. Star Once. /.
PIANO BARGAINS-StieHu upright. like new,
condition; stelnway upright, Teconditioned.
$50 Several uprshts suitable for 6sgin
with our rent privileges in case Of purchase;
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PIANO, mahogany. standard make: perfect
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NV.
PIANo So fine aH nsh An see ajd
PIANO. upright. in excellent condition: own
1880 North Carolina ave nc. i.
PLAYER-PIANO mahogany, Aeolian make;
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only Sl25. SIG Mass. ave. NV.
POCKET BILLIARD TABLE, BrunsWick-
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lent condition. Phone Columbia ol34. i
REFRIGERATOR, seeRar, porcelain lined.
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REFRIGERATOR, Leonard cleanable. porce-
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Col 1926
SEWING MACHINEs-Dropnead singer; SIS;
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E. Sew. Mch. shop, 3l3 ia avese. L. 10
SHOW CASE, plate glass, for safe cleap.
Nat. 1929. business hours.
STORE FIXTURES-Snow cases. wall cases,
counters. shelving, tables. chairs cash regis
tiers. iron safes, scales, coffee .rns, SODA
fountains, elec. mixers. partitions and eauip-
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TYPEWRITERS and adding machines for
rent, L. c. Smith and Corona high-graGe,
late-modei, standard keyboard machines:
attractive rental-purchase plan on new or
used typewriters; special rates to students
l.. c. Smith Corona Typewriters. Inc;
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OIL.
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE, Georeia
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Typewriter Co.
selling off large number OF machines.
Some for $40. Rents reduced. Repairing
done. 1881 East Capitol st. Lincoln 81.
Open evenings.
TYPEWRITERs-Fine. guaranteed rebuilts
at reasonable prices; nothing sold or rented
that is mot good. Washington Typewriter
Exchange. so7 18th st. NV. Franklin 1914:
ONE complete electric multigraph outfit con-
ssting of
No. SO Typesetter.
No. IA Power Drive.
No. 10 Printing Ink Attachment
! No. Is Automatic Feed.
l2-Drawer Type Case.
This outfit Is in perfect condition ana cost
over 81 600 90. Price. $3.50 cash.
SWAN BROTHERS. INC,
Alexandria, Va.
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Later when the yacht sailed for home the same
route, it was not strange that these friends
among his lordships guests aboard. Beauti-
full days at sea brought them again to the waters
James friend spoke. showing some photographs she
had taken of the lost man.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

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OPEN LABOR DAY
FOR ENROLLMENIS.


GOOD way to spend few minutes OF
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rief1t down to the Loomis Radio Conese anu
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is not much time left. AS our
FALL TERN BEGINS
MONDAY, SEPT. 9th.
Here is a great field for high school ana
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fieid When we closed in June for our resus
lar Summer vacation, every member OF ou.
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STENOGRAPHER.

; I ENUIJKNPf1EK
Well established real estate
company desires frst-class ste
nograpler with experience. Sal
airy, $1,000 to $500 to start.
Reply i'll own handwritign, stat
ing experience.
Address Box SAX, Star Office.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
(CnnafnnaA

PAPERHAN0ING AND IPAINTING-special
prices this week only. We will scrape and
size when necessary and paper average size
room for 81. Paperhanging guaranteed In
writing fol-. years. Interior and exterior
Boy lead. pure iinseed oil and turpentine
only Cash or terms Zip to years to pay.
Payment on work done now to begin in
September. Peoples Home Decorating Co.,
Inc. BIT 9Th ST. NV National 74l7.
PAPERHANGING-Ro papered. 81 and
up; estimates furnished work guaranteed.
A. George, 2lS9 18th st. NV, Apt. Z.
Decatur 4l49. - -
PAPERINCi AND PAINTING, work guaran-
tced lowest rates. John Waldnn, 1877 r ST.
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PAPERINCi, PAINTING, ELECTRIC WIRING
Special low Summer prices now In effect;
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METZ OPOLITAE DECORATING CO., 627
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PIANO TUNING, $3.50. We, specialize in
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mechanics. Work guarantees S San r;sp;
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PLUMBING. HEATING, OIL BURNING: re-
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ROOF REPAIRING, PAINTING. guttering.
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damp-proofiing walls: reasonable PRICES.
North 53l4. day or night. Ajax Roofing Co.
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WINDOW SHADES. metal weather Stripping
made to order: will call to estimate: Butter
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PERSONAL.
The rate under heading OF Personal
is cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.

SUPERVISED OUTDOOR RECREATION -
We call for and return your son by automo-
bile each day; base, ball, golf, swimming; al
gym, dining hall IS per week. METROPOLITAN
1900. Mr.. YOUNG. after pm. 81
VIT-O-NET BATHS. BATTLE CREEK RE-
Queer oil and alcohol rubS. White nurse
operator. Potomac 4721.
ACCOMMODATIONS FOR TWO ELDERLY
couples or two employed couples. Lovely
front rooms. second floor, with porch. Good
board. Falkstone Courts, Apt. 202 Col 1868:
CHILDREN BOARDED IN TEACHERS
lovely home; infant included; graduate
nurse in attendance. - Marlboro 27-F-l2
I WILL NOT BE Resp S5TBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted for by
me personally CLARENCE F. MERSCH,
$50 Kennedy ST. NV. T.
P1ANIST-ROoM AND BOARD AT HIGH
class club for services during dinner hour.
Phoffe Decatur 0738 -
REDUCING. BATTLE CREEK EXERC1SER.
Hollywood method. diet; 10 treat, IS; cabi-
net baths Office. 9l7 18th st. Met. 0429. 2le
YoUNGs KINDERGARTEN .sCHOOIr-WE
call for and return your child by automo77
bile each day. Teachers are normal-school
graduates Regular class work combined
Met 1900. Mr.. Young. after Q pm "a
EVERY CARE GIVEN 1NVALIDS, CON-
Yalescents and aged by nurse IN her own
home. Phone Adams 7254. 1883 kalorama
rd.
ELECTRICAL : TREATMENT. ALCOHOL
rubs. baths: light colored nurse. 7ol que
st. NV, Apt. 2. e.
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REQ FLYING CLOUD 1923 SEDAN; with OK
cellent rubber, good finish, motor Just over
hauled: only $3.50 down payment. Also =
1927 sedan. in clegant condition. At $3.50
down; worth looking into. Packard. l11h
Ralorama I'd NV
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

MEN, experienced. are making big money
ers one of best propositions ever offered in
auto legal Also want some hieh-c!ass, ex-
See Mr.. Swami, to am, Monday - II
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REQ FLYING CLOUD COUPE. 1923. VII,
rumble srat rev tires. original hnlSh TX
new, fully equipped and we'll worth NOR
than 1895; terms and trade. The IRE"
Mntnr Co 1ahq 14ih st d ".
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Especially when he strolled the decks with pretty
American heiress They reached Cape Town the
same lovely morning Lord Tenningtons yacht also
dropped anchor there dinner party aboard the
cuainted with the vivacious American heiress and
her escort Monsieur Thuran."
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STEARNS-KNICiHT 4-DOOR SEDAN. 1923
Cost new over $4,000. We are offering t,1iF
for a local bank at tho unpaid balance and
charges. sl.3587G See this unusual bar
gain at Southern Motor Safes. Franklin dis
pa 0oGT
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MAN. middle aged for floor in furniture
store: must he neat in appearance. State
experience and salary desired. Addi ess
Rox Ilq-M, Star Office
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Before Tarzans absence discovered, his state
room had been searched. Again the French docu-
mens were in Rokoff's possession For that villain.
disguised as Monsieur Thuran," also aboard
the liner. Now with TarZan thrown to the fish and
the papers his Rokof indeed happy.
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CHAUFFEUR, white, excellent
references; eight years in one
family. Phone Met. 1884. 3l*
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WHIPPET COACH. 1929--Three months old
lots of extras and like a new car in every
way. This car carries our guarantee. Term
and trade. Parkway Motor Co.. Inc, 1865
WISCONSIN ave NV
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REQ FLYING CLOUD SPORT COUPE. 1929
with rumble scat: absolutely like new il
every way: cream wire wheels. black bod
with, cream trim; very sporty and an IN
The Trew Motor Co. 1909 l4th. Dec. 1916
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SITUATiON-MEN.

SITUATiON-MEN.
BoOKKEEPING : Part time bookkecping;
Address Manninss Business Service. o3ls
BRICKLAYINC, carpentry. cement. plaster-
ing and hoIlow-til experienced remodeling
man. west 1771-W. Mr.. Chism.
BUSINESS MAN, we'll known in WASHINGTON.
age IS, due to conditions in own line, would
like to Ssats Dosy ne or e
Address Box 234-M. Star once. I"
BUTLER. chauffeur, colored. desires position,
private; exp. ref. 1912 Florida ave. NV.
North 0510.W i.
CABINET MAKER and finfSher. first class.
Address BOX 287-M Star Office. 1.
DECORATOR DESIGNER desires position
with reliable frm.' experienced In mural
decorating; references. Address Box 26i,M
with the baking industry. desires. position.
Has own automobile. Phone Hyattsyille
1893. to B p M 5l-
MAN. married. needs steady work; all
around mechanic maintenance man for FAC
tory or business house: reference; willing to
do anything. 482 Eye ST. s.w. 2
MAN. colored, auto mechanics; able. willing
worker; AUTO or motor cycle driver j.. II.
Harrison. phone North g4s7 9.
MAN, 40 white, settled, honest, reliable, de.
slres position all or part time; five years'
Office experience; 10 years salesman; ~ G.
drivers permit salary secondary eonsldera-
ton. Address Box 303-M, star once.
MEAT MAN. experienced, open for position
aadrsss Box Sss ea Star oss
NIGHT LAW STUDENT, refined, Of prois,s.,
drive for private family. H. I. Paradis,, 1880
II So. NV ~
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MAN, white. to handle wet and thrifty
wash department in laundry State age.
experience and salary expected. Address
BOX bonn, Star once.
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PORTER, white: chance for advancement;
reference required. Central Drug Co. iath
and NV 4.
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WHIPPET ROADSTER. lo2s-This desirable
6-cylinder sDeeds:er Is fully equipped: finish
and upholstery excellent: mechanically o *
1925: terms. Barry-Pate Motor Co, 2523
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MAN wanted to work with me on lucrative
proposition, the fastest selling in Washing
ton. Thomas McTighe, 1927 Eye NV
s"
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JANITOR AND WIFE, no children. for
apartment house of 40 apts.; must under
stand firing steam boiler and janitor work;
off
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sITUATIONs-MEN AND WOMEN.
MAN and wife want janitor's quarters, man
as Janitor, with salary. l449 Oak st. NV.
Phone Adams 46ll.
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sTEARNs-KNIGH SPORT COUPE WITH
rumble seat: model $" This car is above
the average. Can arrarfe terms. 2i0I
Penn ave. NV. West 2223.
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MAN. thoroughly experienced in weather.
stripping installation. Weatherproot Clean
inc Co 425 R0nd Bldg
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PEERLESS SEDAN. l929-Almost stAJ,
from factory: can be- had at 20, rcduV
assuming finance charges and paying d
enIliIv Phone Nnrth f31f.
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IICpNlOBILE.

We'll. we'll. OF all the embarrassiE
iomcnts. this is tho worst. ! al
30 Hupp 6 Sedan and l. have head
Inn a reliable source that | VS.
t. best thing on wheels. Now loe1
abme-good tires. nice finish, sple-
dimotor but at such a cheap pr1c,
$NLO0-can you imagine that:
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HELP-.--MEN.

ENGINEER wanted, recent graduate cleo
trical. mechanical or civil; no experience
necessary; make application in writing, stat.
jnC fully education and any experience you
Star office. IL
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PREsSER, experienced, with license. Apply
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PEERLESS COUPE, 1927. rumble seat. nh
excellent: B good tires: fully euulpt
Priced low. Terms. Emerson & Orrne,
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! OLDSMORILE--S20O deposit on 81 auto
tOldsmohilcJ. Make offer. T. TteitIr.
| n VI
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SALESMAN. inside, radio and auto supplies;
give experience and salary required. Ad-
dress Box 299-M. Star office.
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PASTRY CHEF, LIST class; references. Ad-
dress Box 3l5-M, Star; Office.
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PONTIAC '28 ROADsTER-Looks like ner.
new tires; Guaranteed low price and cas-
terms. Warrington Motor Car Co, 2035 18th
St 0nZA
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PREssER, good. Call at once, 1894 Conn.