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GEOLOGY ANDREP0RTED SEEPAGEs IN NELCH|NA
 COUNTRY TREMENDOUS

Negotiations are under way foA the tranSferrence of the Peterson |Oil Association lipht rig from tn ;, site now being drilled to the hold ':ngs Of c. J. Lincke, adjoining Pet iersor on the west.
 MT. Peterson is preparing to bring in a standard rig this spring and expects to complete his tests during the summer. California in terests are now negotiating with 'Lilacke for drilling his ground and it is hoped to close deal in time 70 transfer the Peterson rig before the STOW goes.
 ] At .ile time of closing down op eratioos last fall. the Peterson drill mad reached depth Of 1900 feet where a heavy gas pressure threat med 1o buckle the casing. It was necessary to cement the hole befo1 . t7}rtll-er drilling wah practicable. At
 1900 feet the drill had cleared the shattered shale formation and pen
 Atrataf' q highly calcaTeous lime tone DrilEags taken at the poino
 2'neIe the hit cut into the gas fiow pave ,1eraffin reaction under chlo- reform test indicating that the gas Icamc frol'l an oil horizon.
 From records at the U. S. Land Office c. J. Iincke has executed 8 map showing all locations in the &hickaloon field together with cor rect boundaries in surveyed and Iunsurveyed territory.
 The geology and reported seep- iages iE the Nelchina country, indi- ,:ates that the strata extends more than 90 miles northwestward, and should; oil be struck by Peterson, it ::1ron.'ses to prove one of tn. largest fields yet discovered.
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J. N. Mccain, successful candi- date for representative from the Third division to the Alaska Leg islature, arrived in Seward yes- terday enroute to Juneau.
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THE NEW COLUMBlA PORTa. LE MONOGRAPH IS A WONDER OR TONE AND VOLUME. scha, rer'S Alaska ShOp.
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Among the expected arrivals on the Steamer Alameda is Paul G. Pearl, Fairbanks business man, and his bride. The young couple were married in St. Louis on Feb ruary 14.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-04

A number Of Anchorage res idents are northbound on the &. 8. Alaska which left Seattle Sat- urday.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-04

The new auto strop razoas aEd blades are here. SCHALLERER'S ALASKA SHOP.
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J. F. Toman, Cook Inlet. can. herman, passenger on the s. s. Alameda, is returning to prepare for the coming season.
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NOTICE

NOTICE All shoes having been held over 60 days will be sold or destroyed after March 1st.
 SEWARD LEATHER WORKS
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CLEANLINESS and the best of meats our motto. Fry-Bruhn's.
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BRUNSWICK YEONOGEcAPiiS IND RECORDS Schallerer's Alas ka Shop.
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LUTHERAN PASSION SERVO"
 At +l,o v'n5-no.,07 o1-rrc' ~ra 7V"ri
 nesday eve, March G. at 8 o'clock Lutheran Lent services will he held The theme of the sermon: simon Peter Denying His Lord" It i@- Lent. Let us confess our sins ana repent. Let us learn to know our Savior and believe Let us be faith full and bring others to confess and believe with us, and our sorrows, and their sorrows shall be turned into joy. You are very cordially invited to attend our servlce>, Firing a friend "The Open Bibie-~ Christ and the Cross."
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EASTMAN KOD 1KS AND PDO- TOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. Schaller ITS Alaska Shop.
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FIT AS A FIDDLE

They can't keep good man down." chortled Glen Sanbeck, chief of the mailing department, Seward Gateway, who returned yesterday from Anchorage where he has been undergoing special medical attention. Glen must take three shots of something in the arm each day until further notice. He can stand on his own hind feet and snort like bronco but for all that he proposes to stay out of school for at least another week.
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LUTHERAN PASSION SERV'Ts. Al tl,o -,,,i-nnN-1 ol-l11,ch n Lv,.-
The Washington times., 1929-02-05

diagram, she shows how the
officers and passengers lived on
the Zeppelin, indicating with a
wand the control rooms, the
kitchens, the cabin and the sleep
ing compartments. She tells of
the heroism of Knut Won Eckener,
son of the commander of the
Zeppelin, in repairing the rudder
fin which was shattered in the
ocean gale.
Later in the film, DIR. Hugo
Won Eckener himself speaking in
almost perfect English, steps up
to predict great things for airship
transportation, and to urge ever
closer cooperation and understand.
ing between the United States and
Germany in working out the
problems Of international travel
by air.
The picture will give you a
totally new idea of what the
world looks like, and will he a
revelation to those who think they
have good idea of what flying
in Zeppelin is like.
The Columbia audience applauded
this picture when it ended, and
wanted more.-J. r.
The Washington times., 1929-02-05

All the thrills of the history
making flight of the Graf Zep-
pelin from it's hangar in Fried
richshaven, through storms and
gales. to its destination in Amer.
lea, are contained in O picture
on the screen this week at Loew's
Columbia.
The remarkable. pictures which
make up this exciting story of
great flight were taken on the
Graf Zeppelin during its amazing
voyage by a cameraman retained
by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and the
Hearst newspapers.
Aside from its indubitable his.
torical interest, the film is worth
while il only for the amazing
sights of land and sea from the
air.-the stately panorama of Ger
many. France, the Madeira
Islands and the United States.
The villas Of the Cote d'Azur,
looking like white doll-houses
from the windows of the high
flying airship, give way to a scene
over the sea- with a great steamer
4NOOA AAAS
waves, and sounding it's siren,
far, far below.
The storm which threatened to
wreck the liner of the skies is
portrayed in thrilling detail, with
the succeeding sunshine and
calm. and the happy elimination
of the voyage as the ship passes
over the Capitol, the Statue of
Liberty and the skyscrapers Of
New York.
The film opens in a radio broad
casting station, with Nils T. Gran
lund, well-known announeer, at
the microphone. He introduces
Lady Grace Drummond Hay, cor
respondent of the Hearst papers
on the Zeppelin. The titled Eng
lishwoman, a pretty brunette, re-
lates to the microphone-some-
times she seems to forget there
is microphone-her account of
the trip.
With the aid of an Illuminating
The Washington times., 1929-02-05
GERMAN OPERA
PRESENTED
AT POLI'S

With singers and orchestra
rivaling each other for first place
in the aawrd Of honors, the Ger
man Opera Company under the
local management of Mrs. Wilson
Greene, gave it's second presenta'
ton of the Nibelungen Ring
series. Die Walkure," at Polls
Theater, last night.
Despite the unfaVorable con.
ditions under which the Opera
Company made its debut in
Washington, January %, the
theater was filled to capacity,
and, although the first act of
the "Walkure" is an hour and a
half long, those IS or more people
who arrived a bit after the cur.
tain, were content to stand
throughout the long period,
rather than lose any of the ad.
mirable work of the artists.
1t was no small disappointment
on opening our programs to dis.
cover that Nine. Johanna Gadski,
whose fame in the role of "Bruen.
uhilde" is far spread in the music
world, would be unable to sing
the part. because of a sudden ILL.,
ness. But Mary Dierks, some.
what hampered by the precedent
she endeavored to uphold. gave us
very fine Bruennhilde, If
trifle more passive than Gadskis.
Richard Gross. whose "Wotan"
in "Das Rheingolde" was so splen-
did. preserved our approval most
securely. Karl Koern gave all
the beauties of his tenor voice. in
"Seigmund," and Anna Scheffler
Scharr as "Seiglinde" captured
one of the tumultous ovations of
the evening for her exceptional
acting and vitality which she
coupled with a voice, rare in its
clarity and richness.
To return to the orchestra. and
its delightful rendition of the
Wagnerian score. we applaude
Ernest Knoch, who led the musi-
clans and the artists through the
most popular of the Ring Cycle.
Tristan and Isolde" the most
beautiful of all Wagner's work, is
the opera that will be sung to-
night at 7:45. With the ability
of the cast and the potent influ-
ence of the impressario S. Hurok,
there is no fear of its presentation.
MADELINE ENSIGN.
The Washington times., 1929-02-05
Scarlet Seas" Is Pen
Fiction of Scott Darling

Scott Darling. who wrote the
original story. Scarlet Seas" for
Richard Barthelmess' First Ma
tional starring picture. this weeks
attraction at the Earle Theater.
is regarded as one of the most
prolific and consistently success
full scenarists.
He wrote Taxi 13," starring
Chester Conklin. produced under
the direction of Marshall Neilan;
the adaptation of Lost at the
Front" in which First National
picture George Sidney mad Charlie
Murray were featured: Golf
Widows" with Vera Reynolds
and Harrison Ford. released re-
Gently, and many others.
Scarlet Seas" is a vivid story
of mutiny. with attendant
thrills, as well as strongly de-
veloped love story. John Francis
Dillon directed the picture.
The Washington times., 1929-02-05
When The Feature Is
Shown On Screen

EARLE-Richard Barthelness
in "Scarlet Seas" At HAS a. M,
las, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45 and 9:45 D. m.
FOX-Audrey Ferris in the
Warner Bros. "The Little Wild.
cat" At 1890, 2:37. 4:40. 1852
and s:55 D. n.
COLUMBIA-wilIiam Haines
In the Mdtro-Goldwyn talker,
Alias Jimmy Valentine" Supple
mentary feature, Across the At
lantic by Zeppelin. Talking
short. At 1870 a. M. 1:22, 1926,
5:2S. 1882 and 9:36 D. m.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cos
tello and Conrad NageI in THE
Redeeming Sin" Warner Broth
ers talker. At HAS a. M. 1:45,
S:45, 5:45. 7:45 and 9:45 p. m.
PALACE-Vilma Banky in THE
Awakening" At II a. M. 1:2O,
$40. 5l5. 7:30 and $50 p. m.
The Washington times., 1929-02-05

Lew Cody is in a coma at the
Hotel Warwick in New York,
unable to recognize friends.
After effects of flu and a rum
down condition. His wife, Mabel
Normand. IA still in Hollywood.
The Washington times., 1929-02-05
Dead-Faced Comic

Harry EVanson, featured com.
edian with Kitty Madison in
Jazz Time Revue" is a portrayer
of boob" roles and works
through the entire action of the
two acts and the many scenes in
which he appears, without crack
ing a smile. He is as stoIid-vis-
aged as Buster Keaton. but how
he can make them howl with his
dry humor!
The Washington times., 1929-02-05

Milton Sills lost 65 pounds
within a month. Nervous in
digestion has reduced him to a
shadow. He is off the screen
indefinitely to recuperate.
The Washington times., 1929-02-05
Trained Horses

One of the hardest tasks of the
property department during the
making of 1.-The Awakening"
starring Wilma Banky, and now
playing at Loew's Palace. was to
find trained cavalry horses on
the open market.
The Washington times., 1929-02-05
Two Sea Tragedies

A mutiny at sea and a fire on
board ship are two of the greatest
tragedies of a maritime life. Both
occur In the stirring picture from
First National. Scarlet Seas"
starring Richard Barthelmess,
which is at the Earle Theater
this week.
The Washington times., 1929-02-05
A REMARKABLE MOVIE
AT THE COLUMBIA

The lack of time opportunity inclination may deter
many Wahingtonans from flying the Atlantic in
Zeppelinbut the next best thing is to do it via motion
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STEARNS-KNIGHT 6-PASS. BROUGHAM--
I Brand-new tires: motor that improves
Motor Sales Franklin oistributors), 346-5ss
Pa. ave Met 0o67
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Nerer mail oriorudl recommendations ghen
onsweriro Advertisements tor employment.
USE COPIES.
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STUDFBAKER SEDAN. 1877 Driven q
careful owner and excellent in appearance:
mechanically Ok; 2 new tires; S645: terfaS
The Trew Motor Co, 1909 14th st. NV.
Decatur 1910
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sTyDEBAKER 1923 DICTATOR SEDAN.
$765; extremely clean. original Duco plainly
shows the unusual care given this car Its
careful owner has preserved for you a well
kent interior, the factory installed cham
pion motor that IS still ready TO give un-
limited service. Your old Studebaker as
part payment. Call Jim Flaherty. Dan Smith
or Mr.. Chewning at Adams 9700. Dick
Murphv,S. 1875 l4ih st n
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REQ FLYING CLOUD COUPE. ls2s-Run
very little: new tires. newly painted.
leather upholstery and in excellent shape
mechanically: sl,045: terms. The Trew Mo-
tor Co, 1909 l4th st. NV. Decatur 1910
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REQ FLYING CLOUD BROUGHAM, 1871
Four new Royal cord tires, original Duco
like new. mechanically OK. and has new
car appearance; fully equipped and priced
right; terms: your in trade. The Trew
Motor Co. 1909 18th st. Decatur 1910
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James heart beat faster. She could not
understand It. They finished breakfast.
The magnificent diamond locket hang
ing about Tarzan's neck was a source Of
much wonderment to Jane. She pointed
to it and Tarzan removed and handed 1t
to her. Opening it, she beheld the like
ness of Lord and Lady GreYStroke.
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AUTO statesmen, ., that really want a
permanent position and are willing to work.
can make excellent money with us selling
new WhippetS. Must have transpor alton
Ser- NIotNr ca 32O6 NJ ST NV
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IIELP-MEN,

AUTO MECHANIC. Al brake specialist PR"
f"rred 1909 18th st. NV.
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced on ali cars,
able TO estimate. Navy Yard GARAGE, 9tn
.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. In
fnire about or new method: licensed white
men; established 10 years. Call Lin. 81:
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT, oUICKLYi Exx -
OVER, West 3068. 2128 H st. NV. 29.
SPANISH LESSONS, NATIVE LADY. APART;
ment SIS, 14l2 Chaplin. Columbia Sl4. .SCau
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING-special
prices this week only. We will scrape and
size when necessary and paper average size
room for 81 Experimenting guaranteed in
writing for years Interior and exterior
painting at special prices. We use Dutch
only. Cash or terms UP to years to pay.
Payment on work done now to begin In
August Peoples Home Decorating CO Inc,
BIT 9th st. NV. National 7417.
PLUMBING, HEATING, OIL BUPNING; re-
.airS and installations found reliable for p
years. j. r. Guerin, 4l2 E. Cap. Lin. 34l7
ROOF REPAIRING, PAINTING, guttering.
spouting, damp proofing walls: reasonable
prices. North 53I4. day or night. Ajax
Roofing Co. 2038 18th st. NV.
WINDOW SHADES and screens made to
order: will call to estimate. Butler Sons,
1851 Good Hope I'd Lincoln 1923.
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AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC. eHperienced
will let have part interest in business. Ad-
rreSs Box 500-E. S,ar Office 70"
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PONTIAC BIG 8 SEDAN, l929-Like new.
Slightly used. Cheap for quick sale. Col.
$3.50. evenings. Terms. 27s
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PONTIAC SEDAN. 1927; used only $4,000
miles; absolutely perfect in every detail, new
tires and all extras: $3.50. 1925 l4th st w
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WHIPPET Convertible Cabriolet, 1928 model
Rumble seat Only used around city Must
sell. Terms can be arranged. See Mr.. v. G.
BaldMln. BIB l4th 81. NV. Col. 733.
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SALE-AUTOMO3ILES.

CHRYsLER 60 sEDAN-original paint with
out blemish, excellent, appearance. new
tires, OK mechanically: $495; terms and
trade The Trew Motor Co, 1909 l4th st.
NV. Decatur 1910.
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PONTIAC COACH, l926-Splcndid Condition.
including paint. tires. etc real buy, $3.50;
terms. Barry-Pate Motor Co., 2525 Sher-
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AVIATION.

few more student flyers are needed TO
complete our membership of IS in our newly
organized Hawks club Flying inStruc.
flying time will cost you sis per, hour.
ThTf will be s eb Me 2ss
Washington Flying Service, Inc,
WASHINGTON AIRPORT.
p. o. Box l01. South Washington. Va.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
AVIATION.

At a recent gathering of the students and
friends of the Aviation School of America,
an aviator of national prominence made the
statement that any fool could get in the
air, but it takes knowledge and judgment to
keep him there. Our ground course clves
this knowledEe at a minimum cost. Rests
tration for second Summer class open for
few DAYS only. OFFICE AND CLASSROOMS,
1903 10th st: open evenings until pm.
Shops, BOT 18th St NV.
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CHRYSLER COLLAPSIBLE COUPE, 1921
Just the car you're looking for; come in and
let us demonstrate this Snappy little MODEL;
your car in trade; easy terms. 1860
Conn ave NV Deco tlIr 1900
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BOATS.

BoAT-Outboard cabin cruiser. l8 TT. eft.
cabin; all mahogany; speed. 20 to 80 m p h.
Johnson Seahorse 32-h.-p. engine. Atlantic
CABIN CRUISER
4s It. long, only $3.50. Sleeping accommo-
etc. Newly RENOVATED th Pte Ut t Con
sider trade for speedboat. Mr.. Bennett,
e24 nth st. NV. 2nd floor. National 4l23;
evenings, Pct. 449l.
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GIRL, coloreu, a. wishes place as mothers
helper. Call Berwyn 174 ask for Emma
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GIRL. colored. refined wants work as wait
reSS or pantry girl in tea room or cafeteria.
Vol CEperienced North 4lnQ
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Observation-Disclosures.

COOK. colored neat, pleasant. light COM
pleXion: reference; years one places GEN.
eral worker. waitress, part time, days. Po-
tomac 1888.
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SALE-AUTOMORu.rs

PEERLESS SE1ANS-We have Tor Immediate
delivery several 1927 and 1928 cars OF this
type which are in excellent condition; All
fully equipped and ready for any demon
stration. Buy ore of these higil-grade auto
mobiles; prices range from S575 I'D; terms
trade. Peerless Used Car Dept, 1901 18th.
Decatur 34O0 100
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SHOE REPAIR SHOP, we'll equipped. IN
Guiding new National cash register and
electric machines. Reasonable rent. Price,
$1,000. No competition.
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STENOGRAPHER-Well es-
tablished real estate company
desires frst-class stenographer
with experience. Salary, $1,000
to $500 to start. Reply in own
handwriting, stating experience.
Address Box AISLE, Star office.
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YOUNG LADY as cashier and bookkeeper;
must be at least a high-school graduate,
have a good personality. clear telephone
yoicSe, and be able to take telephone orders
intelligently; one with experience in market
full particulars as to, age. education. expert
will be paid to same A permanent position
and advancement to one who is not afraid
70 take responsibility. Address Box 250-E,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


order; will call to estimate Butler Sons.
1881 Good Hope I'd Lincoln 1923.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
s f9Sn pagR9o oE 44 ahi star ONCE IS.
LOCAL RADIO COMPANY. expanr,diing r2 got5
d ~ n paTnar Enp TO- invest s2
Business firmly established and enjoying
e5 5cee fnd e for
right party. Address Box 44o-E, Star orce
street stree Alex. Va. Suitable for upstairs store
B Bra SRs Peoples MARKET, itda King St.
BOOMING HOUSE MANIFESTATIONS
modern. Some cash. SuhStantial monthly.
Reliable. Address Box 44S-E. Star ofice
WILL MAKE SMALL INVESTMENT in pay;
ing business with services salesman. Full
details in answering. Address Box 43 3s.E
AN oLp;-EsTABLIsHtD bottins plant for or
health. Phone N. 1868 or Adams ,99iioS,
FOR SALE OR RENT-Iowa Cleaners 81
Dyers' stock and equipment. Very reason
Address Box 1911. Star office.
CoNFEcTIoNERY for sale spepqd dI s opP0T
fg sss 7h O st. NV HoTsh F fo5 i0
ATTRACTIVE DRUG STORE in, restricted
residential district no clos oeo cham store
sales
address ADD ;A Be < lo-H Star once. %.
BAKERY AND LUNCH -, Large and well
nGuPPped bf rSIns
ton and must be seen to be appreciated.
Price, $4,000. Long lease.
REBu1LT-TYPEwR1TER BUSINESS, IN
cludnE repairs; rents old eStah isS PRICE Sp
Rs s.ooo. '0f ''SH' "A"' NF'' ''''
SHOE REPAIR SHOP. well eauippcd. in. in;
electric csn machines Reasonable rent Price
MARSHALL BUSINESS, BROKERS.
929 New York Ave, WASHINGTON. D. C
COAL BUSINESS for sale; long established
and profitable good opportunity. Address
BOX l2-H. Star Office:
GASOLINE, ACCESSORIES, located down
town business section; equipped and stocked;
good established business: long lease. Price,
$500. Address Box 1871, Star Office
CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND in lobby Office
building; going business: price, $500. Ad-
dress Box OH, Star Office.
LUNCH ROOM for sale; well established.
9ucGssT5ul owner LEAVING country Ig,7 Apply
%.
DELICATEssEN confectionery and light
4 lgnSn apt aboye Iincoin 1927
DELIcATEssEN AND LIGHT LUNCH-Win
sacrifice a well paying business, reasonable
rent. NV downtown location, cheap for
cash. to the right party. Address Box
Ape, Star office. 20
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY.
Large modern store newly. decorated with
or without five-room and bath apartment
business communities Of northwest WASH
ington, good for any line, especially for
dyer and cleaner, millinery, shoes, or fancy
dclicateSsen and luncheonette; ATTRACTIVE
terms to reliable party. H. r. Smith, 3473
14th st. NV. Adams $3.50
SPECIAL FOR LADY WITH TEA ROOM
EXPERIENCE.
An established paying tea room business
on a main thoroushfare. Good lease. Low
rent. Living quarters. Catering to high
class trade other interests demand owners
full time. This business can be bought al
very reasonable price. Terms can be, ar
ranged. Phone Mr.. Motto. Metropolitan
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dentists Office, waitress, pantry or maid;
six years, experience; must be permanent.
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SHIRT FOLDERS and fnishers.
Experienced. Apply Dupont
Laundry, 2535 Sherman ave. NV.
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MISUNDERSTANDING.
(CapfipnndA

OLD GOLD-Brlng your ola Roia. silver plat
mum, diamonds also discarded jeWelry: we
need them in our manufacturing dept; will
pay highest prices. A. Kahn Inc. 935 2 st.
COLI D. silver. watches. diamonds and old
Jswelry needed in our manufacturing dept
Full cash value paid. Selinger's. 8l8 st.
OLD GOLD. silver, platinum and diamonds,
highest prices paid. We also buy broken
watches: M. Berman, LOOT ST. NV. Phone
Met. 7647. Of"
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REBUILT-TYPEWRITER BUSINESS. IN
GLIDING repairs, rents; old established; OPP
portunity for right man. Rent, $50. Price,
$4,000.
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KIrTEES-Th black Persian Kit
tens, house broken. Potomac 5407.
PUPPIES, Boston terrier Ctoyl; excellent
pedigree. Call evenings, Apt. 204, 1925 Day.
EXPORT st. NV. 1900 block Conn. ave. 26"
GERMAN POLICE PUPPY. male, for sale:
cheap. 920 @ st. Sc. Phone Atlantic 3034
GERMAN POLICE DOG. pedigreed, for sale;
reasonable; male. months old. Pot. 1890 3"
POINTER PUPS. high-class, with papers,
for sale: cheap; see them any time. j.
Gross. ga Callan st. ne. 28'
tan and grays. fire pedigree reasonable 504
Tulip ave, Takoma Park. Shepherd 2638-J.