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HONOR ROLL, CENTRAL

Sixth Grade-Bessie Vinion, Lola
Snyder, Elaine Templin.
Fifth Grade-Odin Rolset
Fifth--Calvin Harley, Lawrence
Hampton, Lucille Spencer, lone Mer-
tinke, Marie Kujawa, Violet Becker
Forrest Manicke, Kenneth Leigh
Barbara Allen, Betty Riley, John
Hernes.
Fourth Grade-Clayton Nelson, By
ron Pitcher, Donald Roche, Elizabeth
Dwinelle. Ruth Holiday, Phillis How
cry, Helen Martin, Helen Parker, Dor
othy Rasmussen, Isabel Shipman
Norma Beasley.
Fourth Grade-Bernice Strasvicken
Magma Larson, Robert Racicot, John
Harmon, Margaret Mathew, Leonard
Young.
Third Grade, Miss Staudacher-
Russell Allen, Benjamin Baker, Ron
aid Beasley, Robert Nolop, Verna Ann
Crotteau, Marie Mortensen, Mary
Janet Pival, Borghild Rolset, Carold
Jane Smith, Ida Stout.
Third Grade-Fred Clark, Jack
Collinson, Wayne Johnson, Clarence
Johnson, Richard Wick, Elmer An
derson, Winnie Boothman, Dorothy
Becker, Dorothy Bassaraba, LaDema
Krebbs, Gladys Maiden, Irene Mea-
sure, Jean Richardson, Margaret
Stuhlreiter, Doline Hugill, Saxon
White.
Second Grade-Robert Adamson
George Corbett, Oscar Field, Norman
Fuller, Gloria Mortenson.
Second Grade-Betty Baker, Ger.
aldine Hough, Eleanor Hugill, Celia
Ann Nolop, Lois Pitcher, Vera Jear
Vinion, Madeline Harris, Richard
Neils, John Carlson.
First Marine McGill, Dor.
othy Ostroot, Elizabeth Oneal, How.
ard Eggert, Charles Ogle, Robert
Parker, Robert Bigelow.
First Grade Geraldine Burke
Kathryn Neils, Jennie Rolset, Ethe
Swager, Kenneth Boutelle, Edward
Mooney, Kenneth Neils, Richare
Vaughn, Raymond Erickson, Alice
Shea, Billie Seims, Earl Chase.
McGinnis Meadows - Paul Orr
Helen Orr.
Getner Creek-De MARCUS Rice
Jean Maize.
Camp School--Barbara Luxa, Alice
Hetle, Marion Freel, George Skranak
-.
This six weeks there has been q
contest among the pupils in Miss
Lanes fifth grade for the best at
tendance. The Yales were the victors
over their opponents, the Harvards
During thrilling spelling match
in Miss Lanes room, Geneva Dutton
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Old Timer Travels by Plane.

BILLINGS, Feb. 24.-(U.P. )-Back
in the gay but slow '90s, Robert Lea
vens, pioneer livestockman and ex-
stage coach driver, couldn't possibly
have kept this particular appointment.
1t would have been a physical impos-
sibility for airplanes were then non
existent.
Detained in Hardin Monday and
compelled to meet Chicago friends in
Salt Lake City Tuesday, Leavens
drove to Billings, caught train to
Butte and at that city boarded an
airmail plane for Salt Lake City. He
arrived at 8 p. m. and spent 6 hours
with his friends,
tits sure a far cry from the days
when | drove a stage between Bill
ings and Lewistown,' Leavens smiled
THAT 140-mile trip required q hours
in the summer"
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Junior High Honor Roll.

Eighth grade-Dick Hennessy; sew.
enth grade-Phoebe La Munyan, Bet
ty Richardson, Dorothy Zawadke, Car
Hernes, Gertrude Pival; sixth grade
Clair Parker, Mary Margaret Gil.
dea, Gladys Rolset, James Rubard
Evelyn Chase, Vava Dicken, Alberta
Johanson; Honorable Mention--Ray.
mond kujaWa. Lamar Rowland
Norma Dicken, Alice Peterson, Gun
hllda Rolset, Joe Hills, Helen Pival
Margaret Weller.
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The Gypsy Rover.

The Gypsy Rover has at last reached
his destination-Libby, for the annual
operetta, Friday, March 7! An operet-
ia full of catching tunes and lovely
melodies, filled with sparkling COM
edy and Interviewing love affairs.
The story opens in a forest near
London. The scenery is done in i'm
pressionistic style with the colorful,
carefree, gypsy atmosphere prevail
ing.
The air is very festive, with lovely
scenery and costumes in pastel shades
to blend the entire effect. The set
tings have been planned and carefully
done by Miss Laughlin with Miss
Owens and Mr. Vogt assisting. Miss
Morefield has helped with the dra-
mates and Miss Lane with the dances.
The director in charge is Miss Mel
by. The accompanying is being ably
done by Frances Gompf.
The cast Is as follows:
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High School Honor Roll.

Joe Fennessey, Herbert Zawadke
Laura Riley, Margaret Rouse, Phil
lis Boyes, Rachel Sleizer, Carol Wood
Helen Sperry, Jennie Bowen, Mar
garet Fennessey, Isabel Kienitz and
Helen Stolarczyk.
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SAP OF THE TAMARACK.

Seen about school: Mr.. Hughes
handing back "rewrites" to most OF
the junior in tipping.
Judson Gaige wearing a big a.
on his sweater.
Paul Marshall Showing off" in
first period assembly.
Walter Damrosch" performing be-
fore the school.
o The Freshmen going from one test
to another with a scared look on their
faces.
Basketball Man Honored.
While at the basketball tournament
in Whitefish, Feb. % and March /,
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An Early Start in Declam.

1Aia A<0itJ ol0it III AN~fdMs
Twenty students, the largest num-
Der in the history of our school, are
out for defamation this year. The
group is evenly divided, 10 girls and
10 boys Many Of these students have
had previous experience, and all show
much enthusiasm.
Two elimination contests will be
held and we predict great deal of
excitement and keen competition be-
fore May 2, when the winner will be
sent to Eureka to represent Libby in
the county meet. K. l..
The Peptomists were at their best
and gave number of appropriate
songs and three particularly amusing
skits. Mutt" Cormier, our wide
awake "Peptomister' led the school
in several enthusiastic yells.
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proved herself best speller, by win
ming first place.
Miss Laughlin is looking forward
to visit from her mother this week
end.
Miss Day has taken Mrs. Piper's
sixth grade.
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NOTES FROM CENTRAL

Miss Fousek has rented type
writer so she can type the stories
which the children are writing and
convert them into booklets.
Three children, Richard Wick, Wayne
Johnson and Bernice Vaughn were alb
sent from Miss McGrade's room be-
cause of sickness.
Elizabeth Dwinelle and Clayton
Nelson were absent from Miss Hos
letters room last week.
Mrs. Spencer visited Miss Stau-
dacher's room last Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Kemp substituted for Miss
Morefield, who was i'll last week. She
returned to school Thursday noon.
All Of the children in Central re-
ceived seed catalogues from the school
garden department of the Templin-
Bradley Co. They are for the purpose
of encouraging the children to plant
gardens this spring. Early signs of
spring on the playground; boys play
ing marbles and girls skipping rope
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Scholarship RepOrt

Senior 6.68, Juniors 4.58, Sophie
mores 4.87, and Freshmen 4.22.
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e. ASSIFIED
FOR RENT OR SALE

For Rent or Sale-Kennedy ranch
about s miles from Libby; about so
acres cleared. Apply to Mrs. J. M.
Kennedy, Libby. 39tf
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The Basketball Tournament.

Last Friday and Saturday, Feb. %
and March /, the annual Northwest
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ne gypsy Rover Is Dultl aTouHu
the character Of Rob, later known
as Sir Gilbert Howe, Of English nobil-
ity. Rob is stolen when an infant,
by his nurse Meg, who later be-
comes the wife of Mario, gypsy.
Rob grows to manhood among the
gypsies, believing Meg and Mario to
be his parents.
It happens one day, While riding
with her fiancee, Lord Craven, that
Lady Constance Martendale becomes
lost in the woods. They wander to
the gypsy camp where Constance and
Rob meet and fall in love at first
sight. Craven objects to Rob's atti-
tude, but in very comic, scene with
Mario and Sinfo, he is made to tell
Sir George, who later comes in search
of Constance, that Rob is charm
ing fellow. In act two Rob goes to the
home of Constance and serenades her.
They plan to elope, but are overheard
by Craven who informs Sir George,
and plans are made to capture Rob
and then-Well! just come and find
out
Dance after operetta Friday
March 18th, in High School gym,
sponsored by Senior class. Music by
Andy's six-piece orchestra. Lunch
Admission SOC.
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For Sale-Wheat 1925 per hundred.
Bring your sacks. Phone 1713. Tom
G. Quirk, Eureka. 37-39
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For Sale-The store buildings and
warehouse in Eureka; 100 feet front
age, easy terms; IS acres virgin tim
Der land $4,000; 100 acres $4,000;
near Eureka. Address A. Y. Lindsey,
Lake Worth. Florida.
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For Sale Cheap-One 100 egg Radio
Round Incubator. Almost new. Call
phone ST.. 36-39
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LOST
FOR SALE.

For Sale-1928 Graham Paige Four
Door Sedan, Model Clio. Run 1900
miles. For particulars see J. E..
Christie. 39tf
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For Sale-One mich COW; one Old
Trusty incubator, 240 egg capacity;
one Wisconsin incubator, 1870 egg ca
pacity; one Blue Flame oil brooder
500 chick capacity.-Asa G. Curtis
Fortine. 1888
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The Peptomists were at their best
CHEMISTRY.

Last Wednesday, three chemistry
essays were sent to Helena to be en-.
tered in the American Chemical So
ciety Prize Essay Contest.
"The Relation of Chemistry to For.
estry" by Jennie Bowen; 1.-THE Rela.
ton of Chemistry to the Home" b,
Mary Elizabeth La Munyan and "Tht
Relation to Health and Disease" b,
Catherine Ostroot. c. D
Geology Class Honored by Speech.
On Tuesday, February 25th, A. B
Bowman of the local forest service
appeared before the geology class
and gave very interesting talk OF
Sells as Related to Forest Growth.
Mr.. Bowman found that one class
period was insufficient time for his
subject and returned on Thursday to
complete his lecture.
The students showed a great dea]
Of interest not only because it post.
poned their six-weeks test one day
but because of the valuable informa
ton given in the report. 1t also set.
tied the question long before the
class ended as to whether or not this
part OF Montana was covered by the
Great Ice Sheet. Mr.. Bowman stateo
that there are some very convincing
evidences of glaciation in the RAINY
Greek district, and that a geologisi
had estimated that the ice was prob.
ably from one to three miles thick If
this vicinity
Irene Olsheske is now attending
school in Spokane. She is enrolled al
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Subscribe to the Western News, only
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viii Receive Typing Awards

A number Of first and second wear
typing students were fortunate enough
not to make less than five mistakes
on their March speed test. They are
Elizabeth Martin and Edith Jewell re-
celvins 60-word pins, Jane La Mum
van a 50-word pin, Jennie Bowen.
Genevleve Veldman, and Ruth Shan
ahan receiving 40-word pins.
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Spring must be in the air. or else
It's just the nature of the civic's
classes lately for the thought of ma
tlonal parks has been oozing out
among them. Each student has writ
ten to different national park for
material. After all the material has
been assembled, there will be an
other term paper on the subject Of
national parks.
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Archie Minde, Palmer Knutson
Continental Soldiers ...................
Kenneth Karnes, Elmer Stevens,
Darrell McGill
Neighbours children ...........................
Esther Johnson, Gunhlda Rolset,
Phoebe La Munyan, Jean Barker,
Margaret Weller, Dorothy Zawadke,
Betty Richardson.
Junior High Goes to Tournament.
Junior High basketball squad leaves
Friday morning, Feb. T. for the tour
nament which is to be held in White
fish. Those making the trip are: Mr..
Larson. coach; George Rusher, Henry
katarzy, Walter Katarzy, Walter
Sawina, Gerald Mertinke, Earl Nor
tenson, Hollis Young, Sterling Lamp
ton.
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POSITION WANTED

Experienced Waitress and Clerk de-
sires position at once; references.
Write Box II, Warland. Mont. 39-41
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For Sale-Baidwin Monarch piano,
same as new; $3.50 cash.-E. M. Bit
terman, Phone 119-J. 39-41
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Irene Olsheske is now attending
school in Spokane. She is enrolled at
the Lewis and Clark High School.
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For Sale-Underwood Typewriterg1
nearly new; 4 row keyboard, portable,
$35. Box 835, Libby, Montana. 39-41
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Fuller Brushes,-Noland Coppedge,
Libby. 1t
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7-room modern house, good location
and real bargain Inquire at West
ern News. 38tf
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For Rent or Sale-Two 4-room
houses, one modern; each with large
garden and fruit.-Mrs. S. A. Whit
ing, $40 Utah and 9th st. 39-40l
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Reliable man Fl to so years old
with car wanted to call on farmers
in Lincoln county. Make s. to SIS
daily. No experience or capital
needed Write today. McNess Com
pany, Dept. H. Freeport, Illinois. 1t
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HELP WANTED

ENTHUSIASTICALLY for ready-to-
wear apparel. Must be sales pro-
Queer or capable of development
under competent instruction. Write
P. O. Box TAP, Libby.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-09

HE is about my age" said Baynes Remarkably
muscled and exceedingly tanned" His hair and
eyes, what color they?" 1t was Mer1em who
answered him. "Korak's hair is black and his eyes
are gray-like yours" she said, Bwana turned TO
his head man. Take Miss Meriem and Mr.. BayneS
home" he said. IT am going into the jungle"
Let me go with you, Bwana" pleaded Meriem:
you going to search for Korak-1 know it."
BWana turned sadly but firmly to her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-09

PIANO Observation-Disclosures me conul-
tion, $40, stieff. like new, $225. steinwa{.
One midset player, 1855. One .grsnd. IKE
new. $500 Sole agent for Kranich a. Bach
for rent. Moving, packing and storage.
Hugo Worch. lilo @ ST. NV. Established 1879
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PRICE WILL SELL THEM.
LOOK THESE OVER!

All Cars Guaranteed.
And Many Other Fine Bargains.
Trade with US and save money.
Fully Guaranteed. Easy Terms.
SOUTHERN MOTOR SALES
FRANKLIN MOTOR CAR CO.,
246 Penn. Ave. NV. Met O0eI.
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All that night, as Korak lay desparing because he
knew the elephant could not unoose the knots that
bound him, Meriem and Baynes rode north along
the river. The young Englishman had been sorely
wounded by one of the Arabs shots and the two
were, therefore, doubly anxious now to reach
Bwana's home. The day was still young when they
It was Bwana himself and his sleek black war
rors searching for Meriern
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SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

-AO4OEVODAA6os
IEERLEss sor A;PAss CouPE-!n dsood H:-
ton; ,s 22s, p 0sisskE Murphy Inc. sO4 st.
PACKARD 8 CONVERTIBLE COUPE, custom
built. new;s go appearance; terms If desired
S sEDAN ls
any time; cali North 1855; ask for Mr.
PIERCE ARROW, SERIES! 90 sRoUdHAlMS.::
1910 Emerson St NV.
PONTIAC SPORT CABRfoLET, 1927; fully
ecu Ync west SEss a7so ss4a s.: a.
ped also wire wheels; trunk rack on rear;
car srEf inc Yves Ws: ssS ' ssaa 4
PoNTIA,o ooAcH; 2nd series; an new Tire:
ply, Inc: issS Izth St st.lOD' -N-I' lD- 80
PONTIAC SPORT CO6PE-Rumble seat,
S ns Sus RufS cns &
Only s2s76o; can give terms. I'LL 18th
oSE Paes s SAH It 7 s SSSs tF:s s g
terms ns best Pa ish IN Nolan Motor eye c
new r.sNy;, also : 1929 brousham q $3.50. 1929
ss s Best bSs a.
M and shouts see 5eors you buy
$500 down. sss.s4 per mo: Just IKE new,
with General balloon tires; guaranteed.
we nnst Motor Car Co.. 2osb 18th NV.
REQ COUPE-Exceptional good condition
no shfanicay Srgna paint hke new ss
ne 90 t Sc n AND aeon oss
s 3 90 sED3,A a eSpditiSn; run a69St
car for week end trips; saa5. Dick Murphy.
REQ MASTER ,4-DOoR. FLYING CLOUD,
nne. high-gTade car e . bis. saving: we
you should act quickly. Win accept tt!ads
and And ys EASY terms Iass PICK Murphy ne
sEfs; ga
ss ss r. W! nv Ss Sss TSsor ssis.
WHPPET 8 COACH. ls2s-In perfect order.
Tdd II By original u The on new n
Rational XXX. S' sale. Co., IS New York y:
like new car, used very little by private
owner has original tires which s de n n shcg
eive new-car terms. Mr.. Roper, iii 18th
WILLYs-KNIGHT RRoUqHAM, exception
balloons. nice appearance. First ii56. 1857
r. 1. ave. NV.
WIILYs-KNI0HT COUPE. ioao-Looks like
new and run very little. The Job is in the
very best OF, condition both in appearance
wire wheels. Come in for . demonstration
or call Decatur $3.50. Easy terms. Your ear
WILLYS-KNIGHT CLUB SEDAN, s295; Just
reflnished in beautiful blue Duco and is
mechanically perfect; has good tires. trunk
1885 14th NV.
AUTOMOBILES ct Weechler's auto auction,
6l3 G st. NV, every wednesday and Sat-
USED CARs-Our BARGAINS can't 30 beaten:
4 look will conytnce you. We have several
sacrifice prices. National Auto Sales Co.,
50 New York ave. ne: Open TIL IN:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-09

At sight of Baynes the big mans brows contracted
in a scowl, but he waited to hear the girls story
before giving vent to the anger long pent in his
breast But when she had finished he seemed to
have forgotten Baynes. His thoughts were on an
other subject. you say that you saw Korak?" he
asked. Yes" replied Meriem las plainly as I see
you'll" Still doubling, Bwana repeated his question
to BaYnes asking him to describe the ape-man.
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PIANOS-Several rebuilt uprights, Steinway,
Mason and Hamlin, Kimball and others
Excellent for practice. Priced as low ,, az
allow full amount paid within tive years
on any new instrument. W.. W. kimoall
co 72I 18th st NV. Phone Nat. 1883.
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FARM AND GARDEN.
GARDEN SOIL,

81 Per Load Call Adams 1853.
RICH TOP SOIL.
gja I'd on premises, Phone Adams 23se. II"
VIRGIN TOP SOIL.
AaaMAxe--Larse Quantities. KensinEton l7-N.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

AK An MEN Or O1AGNk9ktE0s
5EcTIyg S2oL A yaE ro0 . IN "a
room and bath, near Chevy Chase CUB;
sg month ~ E. osela Gss"s es.v. s cS.
s05 10th ST. NW.-I ROOM AND PRIVATE
R nerh baaRns not Modsrsts 9sn
8l4 CoNN.-CLOsE m; EXTRA LARdK And
d dFSe 81 u6 ns soos d ;,s mon up
three TIRE rooms. kit aE0 and batS: hrst aoos.
three rooms, kit and bath; adults.
WANTED-YoUNd LADY 70 SHARE Win
NV. section; meals at home IL desired. zd-
c ca FORM -s sT;s I4 Ss SSSo5 Py
Frigidairs southern exposure; Summer rates.
room. EieSen ssMiprysss Ssss son dool.
i VIZ; s, ipsi.ds: cleo: linen. cont. hot ":s:;:
r sts n.w~Especially desirable; one SOON,
SaS neasins Y sHc
idaire; linens silver. china. etc. Very Tea-
Sitehenette. bath. $50; cleo reirig. one ''n'
722 5th ST, N.E.--4 LARGE, PEAUTWUE
completely FURNISHED for hoassEsspinS: ss a.
sonable.
lil3 MASS. AVE NV LIVING ROOM.
bed room, kit. and bath. front, oyeriooLinR
park: cent. located; ami. Also garage
X AND :. CONNECTICUT AV6-00fNd
abroad, viii rent apt. ] or rooms, bath,
Ink; unusual opportunity. Met. $3.50.
1909 LAMONT ST-ENTIRE THIRD FIOOR
owners home; two rooms, kitchen, bath; CON.
venient. desirable; adults. Ewes, Col. 6ia6-W.
1902 VERMONT AVE- ROOM. KfF6H-
cite, $35 including electricity, gas and
janitor service.
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RD-NEW FRIdiD-
aire; excellent location; / and beautifuily
fur rooms, dressing room, dinette, kit. bath;
sos to S72 SO. Adams 1892. I4S
10th NW.-REFINED AND CONGENiAL
young lady to share three-room housekeep-
ing apartment: convenient location; REASON
able. Address Box 46-R. Star once. l0s
Continued ON Next Pasa.I
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musical work this season. VIII sacrince
for quick sale on convenient terms and end
slider renting to responsible family. w. w.
Kimball Co, 721 18th st. NV. Phone Ma
finpaI 1859
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SUBURBAN BOARD.
COUNTRY BOARD

Virginia estate; colonial home. modern con-
veniences: best Of southern eooking; fFs2
weekly: large old-fashioned dinners. 81; two
hours from city Major Marshall Macdonald.
Media Farm, Charles Town, w. Va.
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AUCTION SALE.

AOO 1lON SALE.
We have decided to absolutely eieap out
June.
Here is your chance to get Q really bang:
UP used car at . bargain price and financed
on q 25% down payment.
EVERY SATURDAY FOR THE NEXT
FOUR WEEKS, MAY 10th, nth. 2<th and
3lst, we will hold an auction sale at TWO
PM. until every one Of these cars Is sold.
Terms, 109o ct time OF sale, balance Of
down payment within three days. We re-
serve the right to reject any or an bids.
Come in and look them over and DO ready
to bid at the sales.
1927 Chevrolet Sedan
1913 Chevrolet Roadster
1929 Chevrolet Coupe
1926 Chevrolet Sedan
1927 Chevrolet Coach
1927 Nash Sedan
1923 Chevrolet Coach
1929 Durant Sedan
1926 Chevrolet Coach
1923 Dodge Coupe
1928 Chevrolet @-door Sedan
1928 Chevrolet Coupe
1925 1925 Studebaksr TOURING
1928 Chevrolet Cabrtolet
1926 Essex Coach
1927 Chevrolet Cabriolet
1920 Chevrolet Sedan
1925 Buick Sedan
1927 Hudson Coupe
H-B CHEVROLET
1923 SD St. NV.
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FINER USED CARS.

FINER USED CARS.
1929 Ford Phaeton.
1929 Plymouth Coach.
1929 Chevrolet Roadster.
1929 Chevrolet 2-Door Sedan.
1923 Chevrolet Coach.
1928 Essex Sedan.
1923 Chevrolet Cabriolet.
1923 Pontiac Cabriolet.
1928 Chevrolet Coupe.
1928 Pontiac Coach.
1928 Nash Special Sedan.
1926 Oakland Roadster.
A Few Cars Priced $50 and Up.
HAWKINS-NASH,
Two Stores:
1929 18th and 1925 18th.
Decatur 1872.
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RADIO SALES AND REPAIRS.

good organ. Am prepared to make splen-
did allowance for one of the above, in trade
on any of several standard makes, oil cleo
radios, balance If any can be paid in easy
monthly payments. Phone Mr.. Bennett
National 1859 any week day.