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to follow her mental processes; Good.
ness knows he had tricked Others ius,
as diabolically in the past.
He swung into a lion one freezing
February night when the streets wers
sheeted with ice, and pedestrians bowed
their heads against the whining gale
He had seen Electra enter the Frolit
theater shortly before dark. and he
shivered on the curb across the stree,
until she left. He knew where she
was staying over IN avenue B
and he knew that, barring 8
chance lift, she'd walk home.
Thereupon. he secreted himself in q
dark alley. The nearest street light
glowed duly in the sleet storm. Traf.
hc crept slowly southwark. Electra
moved with difficulty in the general
direction Of her home.
She came abreast the spot where
her ex-husband was hidden. He knew
where the diamond brooch was
he had seen it flash as Electra stood
in the lighted lobby at the Frolic but
toning her coat.
Mrs. Electra Williams discovered sud-
denly that something awful was hap
pening to her. A figure bore down or
her, and two powerful hands ripped
the buttons from her coat. She stood
in paralyzed terror as one of those
hands closed around the diamond pin
and wrenched it loose with q ripping
sound. And by the time she emitted
the first series of shrieks, the robbeI
was vanishing down the stygian alley
She did not recognize Mocha. Even
if there had been the, slightest sus.
picion, she wouldn't have credited him
with the requisite courage. And sc
she stood still and sent her pleas fol
help shrilling out on the night air.
A crowd gathered like magic. A
policeman arrived. The leaping figure
of Mocha could still be discerned fly
ing down the alley. A bowling pursuit
started, and it was given impetus wher
Mocha's eagerness caused him to sliT
on the CLASSY surface of the alley ane
go sprawling.
The fall stunned him and helped
break his spirit and he gave
swift, clear thought to the situation II
which he vas likely to find himself.
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FIFTEENTH FISH
HATCHERY OPEN

The fifteenth fish hatchery Of the
state has Just been completed at Waller.
according to K. F. Macdonald. fore
man Of the Anaconda hatchery. who
was a visitor at the state fish and game
warden's office at the state house In
Helena recently, after the conclusion
Of the work on the hatchery. The
Waller spawning station. which con-
sists OF q trap for catching eggs and
q hatchery, will handle 10000, 900 eggs.
Rainbow trout will be Its speciality.
These fish propagate In Lake Francis,
a body of water similar to Georgetown
lake but shaped differently, In the
neighborhood Of Waller, and the sta
ton will begin operations next spring
when the rainbow begin to spawn.
This Is the only new plant erected
in the state this year. Added to the
Ia already in existence 1t will increase
the supply Of game fish for distribu-
ton in the lakes and streams of the
state next year.
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druggists, in both fluid and tablets.
One who used it said "Some time ago
l took DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton whenever | would feel the need of
a tonic and nervine to build me up in
health and it always gave me entire sat-
isfaction. | am glad to recommend the
Prescription to women who need a
reliable medicine of this kind."-Mrs.
o. L. Hall, sos E. 9th ST., Golden, Colo.
Send 1Oc for trial pkg. tablets to DR..
Pierce's Invalids Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y.
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world. Good-by!"
She was gone, leaving Mocha walloW-
ing in an abyss of woe.
The following day Mocha received
formal notice from Lawyer Evans
Chew that divorce proceedings had
been instituted against him by the de-
parted Electra. He visited the erudite
attorney in the Penny Prudential
Bank building and confided to him
that the sooner Electra got divorced
away from him the happier he'd be.
Then, as man to man, he inquired
about the legal ownership of the dia-
mond pin.
Lawyer Chew was verbose but spe-
cific. He made it ~unpleasantly clear
that because of the way the contract
was drawn, the pin belonged to whom
ever happened to have tin the same
manner, he explained, a the possession
of money drawn from a double check
ing account. "In addition thereto" he
announced generously, you notified
that jooler formerly that said diamond
pin was intended as a gift for yo' law
fully welded wife, and that gives hel
the right of possession as well as the
actual possession, duces tecum. In sum
mary, Mistuh Williams, 1 would pro-
mitigate the decision an rulement thai
the pin is yo' wife's, an that she has
same, an proposes to keep it, alb initit
and ad infinitum."
do you mean," inquired Mocha mis-
erably, that l CANT git it away fun
her after I paid TO- it myse'f?"
Not a chance. OF co'se you has may
be got a moral right to it, but legal.
you amt even got n leg to stand on.
Divorce proceedings were speeded up
and eventually there came a clear
frosty day in February when Moch;
. Williams found himself once again
single man hopelessly brok'
and colossally unhappy.
Memory of that diamond pin rankle,
in his manly bosom.
He was convinced that legally he wa
beyond the pale. Morally, however, wa
another angle. He saw the thing clear
ly now-only reason Electra hadn't lief
him before was because he knew per
. fectly well he'd continue TO pay in
! stallments on that pin AM
then she'd go in and get 1t for fv
dollars. 1t was not difficult for Mochl
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Copyright: 1928: BY octavus Roy Cohen,
IN TWO PARTS-PART ONE

xN xNO - o<N1
VIIHEN Mocha Williams entered TIT
w jewelry store he possessed flve dol
W lars in cash and a great deal o.
anticipation. He marched proudly L
the installment department, slappee
the five dollar bill on the desk, ano
addressed the clerk.
Wonders my las installment. cap'n,'
he announced, proudly. Il crave to gil
my diamond pin"
The white gentleman shook his head
Don't be absurd" he advised.
"D-d-d-don't be which,"
Absurd" repeated the clerk. Your
wife. Electra, came in here not two
hours ago, paid the last five dollar in
stallment, and got that pin
Mocha's countenance became the hue
of desolated ashes.
"Sh-she couldn't
"She did" The clerk Sifted through
some papers and produced the original
contract. Look it over for yourself
Mocha. When you and Electra came IN
here sixty weeks ago and contracted
for that pin, you announced that you
were buying it for her. You both
agreed that either Of you could pay
the installments and that the pin was
deliverable to either of you when the
full amount of three hundred dollars
should have been paid"
"But-but, cap'n don't you
remember that l has paid ffty-nine OF
them installmentS out OF my own
pocket, an Electra amt paid but this
last one?"
The clerk shook his head. Il had no
choice but to give her the pin when
she paid that last five dollars"
"An'-an' you mean it's her pin now?"
Yes"
Mocha staggered from the store into
the bleakness of a January day.
OF course Mocha knew that the
jeweler was right. The contract was
just as he claimed: and it was true,
too, that one the memorable day when
the first installment was paid Mocha
had announced pridefully that this was
intended as a wedding present for Elec-
ira. But things had changed since
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Cuticura soothes Itching Scalp.

On retiring gently rub spots OF dan
druff and itching with Cuticura Oint-
ment. Next morning shampoo with
Cuticura Soap and hot water. Make
them your everyday toilet preparations
and have a clear skin and soft, white
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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WHEN TT LOOKS DARK to any

weak, nervous or
ailing woman, DR..
Pierce's Favorite
rescription
comes to her aid.
Women in every
walk of life today
say DR.. Pierce's
F avorite Pre-
scription is a e
liable medicine. 1t
is made fromroots
and herhc cold h.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-18

Fate had been most cruelty unkind, for the pearl
schooner was already under sail and moving out
of the mouth of the harbor into the open What
he to do? TarZaus broad chest rose and fell to
the force of his pent emotions The last blow seemed
to have fallen, and ever in his life Tarzan of the
Apes had had occasion to abandon hopes twas now
that the ship bearing his wife to some fright
full fate, moving gracefully seward.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

AUTO SALEsMEN-We are in a position TO
OFFER very profitable proposition 20 several
real statesmen, selling one of the outstanding
skies of 1922 plus a brand-new eight: priced
so low that 1t is almost unbelievable. II
you really want to make money this year,
confidential. Our statesmen have been no.
tined of this ad. Address Box 102-M, Star
MEN AND WOMEN, full or part time, liberal
commissions and renewals, selling insurance;
big company; low net cost; large dividends.
No experience necessary; we teach you; free
GALES course. Call sos Evans Bldg. or phone
National 47si.
SALESMAN wanted. as side line, one ac-
ments. Address Box 49-J, Star office. 18'
WANTED-A salesman to sell an established
line of drug labels and boxes to individual
retail drug stores in Washington. A profit
able side line for right man. Mccourt Label
Cabinet Co, Bradford, Pa.
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EXCEPTIONALLY. COMFORTABLE HOME
of nurse devoted to the care OF inValids and
convalesccnts. Ad 1853. 1893 Kalorama road
ANTIQUES. DIAMONDS, PAWN TICKETS,
gold, silver wanted; see us first LIVINGS-
TON & Co, 1919 st. NV. National 5649.
stenographer capable of taking the most
rapid dictation easily. accurately and with
out fatigue? The Stereotype is the machine
way of taking dctatlon Free trial lesson
without obligation. New classes begin
January 81 in evening school, STRAYER
COLLEGE, 72I 18th ST NV.
SWEDISH MASSAGE, PHYSIOTHERAPY
rejuvenation cabinet; ladies and gentlemen;
nurse in attendance. Metropolitan 5627.
MAPLEWoOD SANITARIUM-ROOM board
and care for elderly invalids. also
chronic cases and bed patients; both men
duty; special rates for the Winter, By the
week or month; nurse or orderly will call
for helpless or bed patients with ambulance
no extra charss. Eel. Silver Spring 722. is'
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Stung into action at this turn Of affairs Tar
IAN, followed by Mugambi and the pearl fisher
started at rapid trot through the jungle toward
the north Would they come to the sea in time?
But few more minutes would answer the question.
And when at last the three did break through the
last of the screening foliage and the harbor and
the lay before them. it was indeed too late.
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adj
vertisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far as
possible by The Star. Only
bona hde answers to advertise
ments addressed to box numbers
in care of The Star will be de-
1ivered to advertisers on pres
entation of the box number
ticket.
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES,


AUBURN 6-cYL. ROADSTER. 1929-J9st as
sH3eed, si?s down; SIS per month, TEsd::
nth st. NV. Pot, 0O44.
BUICK STANDARD COACH. 1927, perfect in
every respect, s425 also Buick 1878 master master
Car, 346 Pa. ave. NV.
BUICK STANDARD COUPE, 1925, 4-pass.,
IN good condition throughout; Price only
100 Conn ave.
BUICK SPORT COUPE, 1928. standard. 6
wire wheels, s675; 1928 sport roadster s67S
18th Open evenings till O.
BUICK TouRING-$75. In excellent me;
Gnaanca Gond tn Has good tires rs and
Ruiek @toa5inF:. sos JORDAN touring. so s
Pss @Ssl MapS H@" ina sds St '1sss
BUICK 4-DoOR SEDAN. 1929. $l.o75. Don't
ontsed the same new car Let US dem
erson ( orme me- 18th It'll and N SITS NV. W.
BUICK STANDARD s COUPE. 1925 4-pass,;
Tsrms m2o naq oe Ffs Eth snd
BUICK MASTER 6 SEDAN 4--door, 1927,
lelnt; new tires; fully equipped. Your car
in trade. Terms. Emerson g. Orme, 18th
and NJ SITS. NV.
LACQUER finish. velour upholstery, quiet
meteor, new carpets and GOOD tires. Priced
BUICK SIX 4-PASSENGER COUPE--In good
running condition; new tires offered for
the unpaid notes OF s65; terms cash. Auto
Lean & Sales Co. 90S 10th NV
$50 per month. This. car is excellent in APP
pearance and mechanical condition. 1t has
car Warr fS Motor CO. CO. 2o55 iSth st.
oLET-EnEine head frozen? Exchange
car. IS SO to So so. Weldit Co. sl6 lst NV
CHEVROLET SEDAN, 192sma.Fully equipped
terms. Your car in trade. owens Motor
Co, 1929 Ga ave.
CHEVROLET. CoACH-ss5 down. SIS per mo
A real good buy at very low price. War
rinEton Motor Car Co, 2o3S 18th st. NV.
CHEVROLET LANDAU SEDAN. End series
bargain at $3.50. terms and trade Ken
drick & Shreve. 100 Conn. ave.
k bs cow ffR shs same as ns Sn prT 1a
S t5sSe s,, shps HoEe' ITO S'h st, ne. i. In
CHEVROLET COACH, 1928 Bumpers spare
sell at once, s285; terms. Cleveland sS6654
CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN; l929-Two
months old fully EQUIPPED; midnight ,nsats blu, blue
re- sonabie for quick sale; terms. Columbia
500, Apt. 400.
CHEVROLET COACH, ls27-Paint eood, mo
tor good. tires good A real bargain, 1885,
terms. Triangle Motor Co., N. Y ave. NV.
Open evenings and SUNDAYS
CHEVROLET ROADSTER. 1929-6-cylinder.
Fully equipped This little car looks Ike
angle Motor Co, NJ Y. ave. NV. Open
evenings and Sundays.
CHEVROLET SEDAN. l927--In Al cohdi-
ton. Paint like new. This car has pee. been
terms tern NeR PranSle Motor Co. n. = ave. NV
Open evenings and SUNDAYS.
| CHEVROLET TOURING. l926-Looks good
| and runs good A real bargain. $40. Trl-
| angle Motor Co, 2 N Y. ave. NV. Open
evenings and Sundays.
CHEVROLET COACH. late 1879; fully
| equipped: paint like new, tires good, motor
| Al: 1910, terms. Triangle Motor Co, 2
N. Y. ave. NV. Open evenings and SUNDAYS,
| CHEVROLET COACH, ls27-FulIy equipped
| and in wonderful condition; 5000; under
| priced, s2S1 $50 down, balance monthly your
car IN trade Owens Motor Co, 1923 Ga. ave.
CHEVROLET COUPE, 1928, s375; .. real buy,
and is in the best of condition all the way
through. Don't miss this one at Emerson q
Ormes, 18th and NJ SITS. NV.
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PERSONAL.
(ConfinIIad

MAssEUsE, PRACTICAL TRAINED NURSE
l2S5 New York ave NV. attn floor, Apt. 3o6.
YoUNGS KINDERGARTEN AND GRADE
school; transportation by private car; dra-
MATES; French, dancing. supervised play;
public-school children. North 6993
SLIP COVERS: 3-PC. SUITE WITH SEP.
cushions, snap iasteners inel. material SIC 50.
vIT-o-NET BATHS; BATTLE CREEK RE
ducer, massage and alcohol rubs; white
MASSAGE. OIL OR ALCo RUB. GRAY
Hours, 10 to $50; Sundays, 10 to 4. 3l2l
an insurance policy against moth damage
n years. Phone Mr.. Pyle, National 1887
GIVE YOUR RUGS, RUGS 4 :, CHANCE TO LIVE 4
S FIX Gs $751; SR' cz n
SWEDISH MASSAGE GIVEN, BY TRAINED
nurse-masseuse For appointment, 10 an.
TO pm, Dist. 1905.
WHY ENLARGE TOE JOINTS OR OTHER
foot troubles Consult Foot Correction Lab
oratory, 6i2 F st. NV, Suite l08, ground floor.
dresses. gowns and wraps worth from $40
style and 1T Euaranteed; Very special low
EMY, 1858 s st. Met. A asas. AoAD
NATUROPATHY, PHYSIoTHERAPY FOR
Bank, Room 101. Met. 5203.
CATHOLIC ADOPTION HOME DESIRED
for girl, years. good parentage; particulars
EXCHANGED. Address Box 50-K, Star ONCE.
BEST OF LOVE AND CARE FOR INFANTS
and children up to years. Special care
given infante~ Trained nurse in home. Call
Berwyn STR. %"
NURSE; IN HER PRIVATE, SUNNY, DE-
tached home; care for convalescents, aged.
chronic cases; references EXCHANGED. Col.
30l7-R
EXTRAORDINARY ARTHRITIS, LUM-
bago. rheu.. cabinet baths, massage. reduce.
Battle OK. system, 9l7 18th ST. NV. Met. o429.
16s
CHAIR. CANEING, PORCH ROCKERS
splinted. upholstering Armstrong, 1885 10th
st NV. Franklin 1889.
FOR ADOPTION, FIVE BRIGHT, HEALTHY
naby boys, ages ranging up to 3 months.
Post once Box S. West Chester, Pa.
BEAUTIFUL WHITE FUR EVENING WRAP,
full length tlooks like ermine. wears better)
medium size, never worn. VIII sacrifice for
sos. Call at 1924 Ontario pl NV.
STANIMERERS!
i overcome stammering and can help
you. No charge until benefited. Address
Box 153-M. Star office.
YOU CAN HAVE A TURKISH OR MINERAL
BATH CABINET
in your home, costing from $40 to $22 so.
Excellent as a preventive OF diseases
and helpful in relieving many. Phone
Franklin 1898 between IL and 4, or drop
card to H. B. SMITH, 1898 New York ave-,
for free booklet. Ia
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Everything" replied the fellow your women
stolen. and If you ever want to them again
quickly where lead Even the pearl ship
may be out to by the time reach her anchor
age" why have you Gomez" demanded Tarzan.
II heard that devil, Kai Shang, and your man dish
up their plot Kai Shang chased me from the camp
and would have killed me. Now will get even with
him HurrY. There's not minute o lose
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WHAT A DIFFER NCE.


II a man loses his JOB and seeks another
he will ind IT necessary to go through a
whole lot OF red tape before he is put on the
pay roll In these DAYS most all business
establishments from the big corporations
down TO the small. fourth class arm require
applicants 70 fiji out missionaries as to
age, religion, last place OF emploXment, edu
cation, sbits, for how much will you work,
etc. On the other hand II one is grad
uRte of LOOMS Radio College he is imme-
dstely placed in q position. no questions
asked. and the Recommendation of the col
lege accepted That is something TO think
about. Or. in other words, al employers Of
can deliver the goods, so to speak, and that
is all they require. Even the u. s. Gov
eminent accepts our graduates, excepting in
a very few cases where the law requires one
20 pass civil service, but these cases are
very few. Our Winter term is nov under
in mind that our graduates have always been
placed; our tuition charge is very moderate
We arrange small weekly payments. Glasses
five nights IN the week, Z TO 10.
LOOMS RADIO COLLEGE,
AMERICAS LEADING RADIO
INSTITUTION.
I8s
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SOME USED-CAR, FACTS.

So accustomed are you, Sir and
Madame, to reading superlatfves' In
reference to used cars that we can
scarcely blame you If you have
grown skeptical. TOO often boastftil
announcements to be found in used
car columns are but sound and fury.
the day is the evil thereof is the
motto that prompts them. a
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HELP--WOMEN,

BEAUTY PARIOR OPERATOR Must do
good marcelins, finger waving and hair cut
ting; no other considered. Met, 1896 be-
tween and pm. "
GIRLS. 2, neat. intellisent, to learn beauty
culture small salary Suite 22b National
Press Bidg.
OPERATION, HuFroughs hookkeeping ma
chine. Must be neat accurate. state salary
expected and experience. Address Box
12e-M, Star once.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE, colored, at once cook, Chauffeur.
State experience and salary expected; quar-
tiers If desired. Address Box ll4-M, Star
once.
MEN AND WOMEN. fun or part time; lib
eral commissions and renewals selling in
surance; big company; low net cost; large
dividends. No experience necessary; we
teach you; free sales course. Call sos Evans
Bldg. or phone National 476l.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.
PERSONAL.

MIAMI. s22; TAMPA, JAX.. FLORIDA
Carolina and Georgia points. Passenger
and cars wanted. Franklin 10l53. al
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SALE MISCELLANEOUS.


ANTIQUES must go, moving soon. as fol-
lows Pine bookcase, glass doors; corner cup
boards, glass doors, pine and walnut; inlald
Hepplewhite table, dover chest, pine; six
panel doors archwayS, figures, chest OF draw
ers old bench. Nc reasonable offer refused
Sat, Sunday and Monday, 1903 33rd st. W.
Phone West 1881. 49,
ANTIQUE. LIVING ROOM MIRROR. 4 IT. So;
handsomely framed. Call bet. 2 and 5. %
Clarendon ave, Clarendon, Va. Ia
ARCOLA HEATER AND RADIATORS. Will
intall. John r. Hart. Potomac 5l35. 2o'
BED 4-poSter, double, de luxe spring:
dresser. chfIonier to match, fine condition,
cheap MIS-. II. j. Davis, Barbara, Apt. l02,
82l Maryland ave. ne. IL"
BUILDING MATERIAL AND BRICK-Re-
movai sale on good used material at our
Camp Meigs yard, which we will move
ton; lowest prices:. backed by 10 years Of
square dealing. Cleaned whole brick, no
s1esthing and framing: doors. sash, radi-
ators. plumbing fixtures. pipe; eornplete win
HECH1NGER CO., 5th and Fla. Ave. NE.
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As Tarzan started down the tran, tail, ungainly
figure emerged from the jungle north of the camp.
He made straight for the giant white man and
Mugambl, neither OF whom had dreamed that a
human being other than those of their own camp
dwelt upon the unfriendly shores of Jungle Island
who are you?' demanded the ape-man. What
do you of the theft of my wife and the Mosula
Woman?"
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BEAUTY PARLORS.

MARCELs, Csc soc; shampoo, csc to Soc;
permanent wave, entire head. no extras, SIS.
Mabelle Honour School, 8l7 l4th st. NV.
BEST MARCEL WAVE. by MISS ROBERT
SON. SOC; try rly work. Call Met. 5627
1917 ST. Chez Natalie special.
FOR REDUCING excessive weight DR.. Della
Ledendecker's treatments are excellent safe
and successful, 3025 NV. West 1870
MABELL.E HONOUR WEDNESDAY SPECIAL,
Free marcels; permanent wave, entire
head, no extras, S. Mabelle Honour School,
BIT 18th st. NV Met. 9si8
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BOSTON TERRIER. PUPPY. pediEreed, fe-
male. six weeks old: excellent markings;
reasonable. 1910 10th st. ne.
POLICE PUPS Gu, also Z old ,English box
wood bushes; prices reasonable. c. o.
Garrel, Anacostia, Route 3, Silver Hill. Md.
CANARTEs-Large assortment of warblers,
male and female; singers. 81 to 50. Mrs.
Seeds, 1882 Newton st. NV.
PEKINGESE-Two females. one 2la years
end one B months pedigreed; fine pets.
Phone Adams 4185-J
CANARIES for sale See mine first before
buying. 1924 Az s.w. 10"
BOSTON TERRIERS, puppies, male and fe-
male, 10 weeks old; $25 and $50. 1924 sth
st. NV. 10"
CAT. beautiful blue Persian, male, Apt. 504,
Tudor Hall Phone National $500.
SINGING CANARIES, also females and
breeding. cages, stands, bird foods, etc, at
low prices Make Atherton's your pet head
quarters.
612 st. NV 1404 Irving NV.
DIR IT. A. LoCKEs
DOG AND CAT HOSPITAL.
outside call service: boarding and bathing.
1922 IRVING NV, COL. 574.
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

BULLETS FOR SALE; 100 Jersey black
giant, Marcy strain, months old, all lay
ing will weigh to pounds each. r. w.
Cochran, Beltsville. Md. 10.
COCKERELs, White Wyandotte .Dorcas);
choice birds; $3.50, SIS each. Telephone
Berwyn 30. 90
LEGHORNS 1400) for sale, 9 months old,
laying; Tom Barran strain; 81 rs each. Can
be seen Sunday. Hyattsville 624-F-22.
BABY CHICKS, Rocks and Reds. extra ttne
quality: Wednesdays and Saturdays matches.
J. B. Henry. Phone Fails Church, Va. 34S.
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1.-The House Of Confidence" That
Is our slogan our motto. We try
hard to live UP to it. So when you
see a Lambert special used-car sale
announced you may be sure that
there are genuine bargains in store
for you. - :,
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CHEVROLET COUPE. 1928, clean as new
inside and out; will satisfy the most criti
cal buyer, fully equipped; 1913. Wisconsin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-18

The rate under heading of Personal
is cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.