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HI Mrn1nrfanr.

HILL; JOHN r., In remembrance of my
isi iss me - years ago To-Day March .
Some day. some time my eyes shall see
so Inc d lace 1 love SO well; =. .,
mine,
And never say farewell
HIS WIFE, CORDELIA HILL.
MATTHEW'S. GEORGE A. Sacred to the
memory OF our beloved father, father-in-
law and brother, who left us nine years
ago today, March 4. 1921
We miss you no less as the days 60 by.
ReSt, sweet spirit, rest.
son, GEORGE w. MATTHEW'S; SISTER,
TER-IN-1AW EDMONIA MATTHEWS.
MAY, THOMAS o. In loving memory of our
dear brother, THOMAS o. MAY, who
entered eternal rest March 4, 1919.
Just q token of loves devotion
BROTHER AND SISTERS.
MEITZLER, HATTIE PAYNE. token OF
love ana devotion TO the memory of our
gear sST1N Wis and mother, HATTIE PAYNE
years ago. March 4, 1924.
There's no one knows our heartaches. dear
Few have seen us weep.
we Sned our tears from aching hearts
While the others are fast asleep
HUSBAND AND DAUGHTER.
MINOR, ELMoRE. tribute of love and re-
membrance 70 the memory Of our friend,
year ago today, March 4, 1929.
Loved in life. remembered in death.
FRIENDS, MR. AND MRS A. WEXFORD.
MINOR, GILMORE, A tribute of love and de-
voticn to the memory of my devoted uncle.
ELMORE MINOR, who died one year ago
today, March 4, 1929.
Gone, but not forgotten.
OWENS, JOSEPH b. In sad but loving re-
membrance of my dear father, JOSEPH B.
OWENS, who departed this life four years
ago today. March 4, 1925.
The 4th of March is here at last,
The Saddest day of all the year.
Four years ago today the angel Of death
Took away his breath.
His gentle voice. his smiling face,
Are pleasant to recall;
He had kindly word for each
And died beloved by all.
HIS LOVING DAUGHTER SADIE.
ROBINSON, JANE. In remembrance OF my
mother, JANE ROBINSON, who departed
this life three years ago today, March 4,
1927.
Surrounded by friends I am lonesome,
In the midst of all pleasures I am blue;
Smiles on my face, but my heart aches,
Longing, dear mother, for you.
LONELY DAUGHTER NETTIE.
STUART, EDWIN NJ. In loving remembrance
OF our dear son and brother, EDWIN M
STUART. who departed this life four years
THE FAMILY.
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Births Reported.

The following births. have been reported to
he Health Department in the last "a hours:
Thnnas r and Beulah winchester, girl.
William r and Margaret L Essex, boy.
William r. and Dorothy Williams, boy.
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lrufha.

MILLER, CORA v. Monday. March 3, 1880,
At s45 pm, at her residence, Selo Con-
Miller MILLER mot mother @rv of Mrs. Edward H Chap
man and Mrs. Walter w. Simpson. Fu-
neral Tsdo ~ services at aysong funeral neral home,
2p.m: 1nterment Confessional Cemetery.
Kindly omit flowers.
MUDD, MARY v. on Sunday. March 2,
sts Aosp pS Mary Vsof MGbp Y IN her
18th year, widow of A. J. Mudd, mother Of
Rsg MT' M Mud "a 81 an Me MSad
funeral pariors. Mass at St. PaIis' Cath
ole Church, am. Interment Mount
ONvet Cemetery.
PENICKE. DAVID, Departed this life March
PENICKE. He leaves to mourn their loss
warren; one SON. DsVid Penicke, eng jr a two
grandchildren and host of other rela-
Eueene Ford's funeral parlor, 1900 South
Capitol ST., until Tuesday. : pm; thence
Funeral Wednesday. March S, at 1890 pm
from his late residence. Interment Linz
coin Memorial Cemetery.
PHELPS. CYRUS EARLE. On March 3,
1890 Ct st. Louis, Mo, CYRUS EARLE,
6eioyed son Of AGNES T Phelps and BROTH
Maplewood, Mo
PUGH, MAMIE b. Departed this life Mon
gay, March 8. 1880 at am. at the resi-
1870 W st. NV. MAMIE b. PuGH, devoted
daughter Of Sarah Milton and sister OF S.
ices viii be Sed 81 The ABOVE address fr on
ment in Harmony Cemetery.
RICHARDSON. STE. Departed this life SAT-
nrdayl March !, 1880. SIZE RICHARDSON;
remains resting at Frazer's new funeral
neral later
sgEEHAN, PATRICK j. on Monday, March
ne, PATRICK j., beloved husband OF
Nettie Louise sheehan Funeral from the
where requiem mass will be said az am.
Mount .oliyet, Cemetery. Relatives and nd
sHREvE. JAMES HENRY. Suddenly March
Clinton sS Ma is JAMES R Il ny FssafSffER T
beloved husband Of Hannah Shreve, aeed
53 years. Funeral services Wednesday At
pm, at Christ Church Clinton, Nd.
Interment st. Barnabas' Cemetery.
SIEBENTHAL CLAUDE. On Saturday. March
eoyed husband Of M nsaie Madden sebeh
thai Notice of funeral later.
/. m~wM SMITH, FRANK II. n. Com
81; s.; i
the purpose OF conducting The The
FRANK H. r SMITH who 1h d thed S March g.
$3.50 am. at CARRIED Hospital. 80 = .
s. HUBAcHER, Adjutart.
WARNER. LAVANIA. On Saturday March
l. 1880. after a brief illness. LAVANfA
WARNER of Bluemont, Va. She leaves
to mourn their loss devoted daugh<
ter Mrs. Clara Wilson; two sons
ln-laW and a host of other rela-
yves and friends Remains may be
seen at the George b. Clarke Co. funeral
parlors l416 Florida ave. ne, from S
pm. Monday until Tuesday midnight
Funeral Wednesday, March S, at pm,
WIENECKE. WILLIAM PATRICK. Sudden
~ on Monday, March 3, 1890, WILLIAM
PATRICK, beloved son OF Christy III and
kathaleen Wienecke (nee Wilmotl Fu-
neral Will be held from the residence Of
MS parents, 1867 St ne. on Wednesday,
March o.. at am. thence to Holy Com.
dorter Church, where mass will be said at
$3.50 am. for the repose of his SOUL In-
terment in Prospect Hill Cemetery.
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Darn nf ThankH.

GRAHAM, SARAH e. We wish to thank our
neishbors and friends for their kindness
shown during the illness and at the death
OF our beloved mother and grandmother,
Mrs. SARAH E. GRAHAM
MRS. M Eta MULLER, MISS BERTHA
z. GRAHAM. MISS PAULINE E.
MULLER
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LOST.

LOST.
BAq--Lady's- black velvet bag containing
card Mary Virginia Harmon, money. etc.
BAG-Rhinestone evening bag. containing
d aSnsz; e o4i4. Reward 7l2S Alaska ave-
Par FAR PIN set WITH one diqm0nda betyefp
stout sfsa af Hotel p faf SaOi'0i Reward D
BIILFOLD, black; HyattsvIlle, Md, Sunday
evening. Reward. A. F. Morris, Berwyn
BIRD DOCS ca, puppies, brown with white
around heads and neckS; answer to names
Spot and Dot; near East Falls Church,
Va Phone Adams $500, ask for Moss
W be paid for
Draper, North 1888.
BUNCH OF KEYS, vicinlty, Chevy Chase
Circle. Please call Clev. 302s-W.
GLASSES, shell-rim, lost between 18th and
g and Fox Theater. Reward. Return 1921
Col. I'd. Apt.
KEY CASH, leather; Saturday. in Q; Dept.
306 South.
KEYs-Buneh Of Keys in brown, leather
M RGoeT ceuntsH Club ReWaTd Phone
National 1850.
PEN-Gold fountain pen, Saturday. March l.
2700 Cathedral ave- Phone Columbia 1871
small pearls words cut on pin 1909 Club;
SHAPED IKE IKE. tra tern key Reward. B. J.
OiNt O9uV VI ClobllSG SOoO.
POCKETBOOK, lady's brown pocketbook,
Containing money. etc. Call Cleveland
POCKETBOOK, brown, lost on Monday aft
ernoon, st. between 9th and 18th SITS. NV,
containing drivers permit money and keys.
Reward. North 9260.
POLICE DOG-Black, tan legs. Reward
l745 Penna. ave. NV. S"
RING, Masonic, having different lodge EN-
belns engraved on same. Reward. Herzog,
20l0 Pierce Mill I'd. NV. g.
RING, ladys. diamond; white gold; in
soription; Belaister," inside. Reward.
SETTER DOG--Color, brown, with white
spots: answers to the name OF REX; miss
ing Feb. % at 22nd and Minnesota ave. sc.
Finder please call Lin. 06l7. Reward. 4"
SETTER DOG, lemon and white; about 8
months old Reward Return to DR.. Jesse
Shoup. the Roland Apis. 201 End st. ne.
SUIT CASE-Monday evening, in roadway
near Union station, brown suit case, marked
e. >. Phone Columbia 6o5l. Reward. 1861
WRIST WATCH. Bulova, white gold, near
18th, and Que SITS. NV. Reward. Phone
WRIST WATCH-Bulova; on Friendship
Heights car. between l4th and Dupont Cir
Gle. Reward. 5l4 End ST. Sc. Lincoln
WRIST WATCH-Tuesday; on nth ST. betw.
Lansburgh's and Hechts; oblong Wrist
watch and bracelet; watch set with II dia-
SCARF.
Gray ,crocheted scarf, Saturday night about
II o'clock on old Columbia I'd. between
Laurel and Colesville pike). Reward. Ma
Llonal o50I. MIS- Duyall:
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Frank Geier's Sons Co.
l1l3 SEVENTH ST. NV NaR;ouaI 1A78
Mndern Chanel. TeIeuhona ANAAAOAA0A @EsS
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BANKS. RICHARD H. Departed this life
Sunday, March 2, 1880. at 1880 an, at
his residence 201l Z st. NV, RICHARD
H. BANKS. beloved father of Louise and
George Banks, He also leaves one sister
March 5, at pm, from Liberty un Baptist
Church, 23rd st. between H and SITS NV,
Rev. Gaskins offcating Relatives and
friends invited. 1nterment Falls Church,
Va. 4
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JOHNSON. MAMIE. To Oficers, Past Of
ncers and Representatives OF Queen De-
5o Dor n Council; No, !, A. Q. p. OF. J.: You
politan A., M E. Church. on NJ ST. between
ioth and 10th SITS NV, Wednesday. March
funeral of Sister MAMIE JOHNSON. BY
order OF SISTER MAMIE E. PORTER.
BROTHER CHARLES JottNsotN1lh k T. %
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gAMyNoAMr sPoRT R0ADS1TsE ySz4
asssg Essex Coupep $ses. Torrey Motor Co..
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HELP--WOMEN,


.LADIES-Want to interview
several ladies who desire to earn
additional money between now
and Christmas. No selling, but
the work is with a national or
ganization and earnings of $50
week are not uncommon. Ask
for Mrs. Allen, 14l6 Eve st.
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PERSONAL.
Tho rate under heading Of Personal
te cents per line additional 70 the
regular iths rate.

MONEY. ADVANCED on PAWN TICKETS.
ingston Co. 1918 81 NV. Nat bea9
WHEREVER YOU LIVE VIZ Will CALL
sor End deliver YOUR dress cieailed sMId M
service Il desired star Light Dry CLEANING
Co, 200B 18th st. NV North 1879.
woNDgREuL TREATMENTS. MAuNE 4 fIc
rneumatisIn etc, MASSAGE by exp, tttassgtf.
4, LEO. e29 @ st. NV, National iq5n. lus
swEpfsH MAsBAuK-s sTIMuLAT Tfisu.
ISIS Eairlnolht 81. NV. ADAMS 7Oe4
pETETTLyEAE ExPERT SECRET SERVICE
ssnss agsA ,AatlpnAi $50; eyen!nGe Aeaina
id aes 9sanspoststiaNn on hsiiSIns sI'ss
MyksMs NxfEEtiENCEb WITH CHfEDkEN
VII beard infant or youug child. Inspectton
invited Reasonable. 2hephkf6 3e42-h TO-
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Star ''Want Ad"
Branch Offices

N833MW801s
@ iass @sEss. :.iaRsE' ca dsis:FHssl sss .....,a.
l?sR ana que sts.-Esnnsr.s Pharmacy.
sssbbi R xSlDnsSss. GS1l,sSs5 A5! pbs,Soaiss,, ois, o.
assh and Buchanan sts. Hohbefeef's Phar-
ssEk vst and Colorado ave. oennsli's
ases Mount pleasant ss.-MOahs Pleasant
slasss sasl Ssaf9if pssi sksTSSSalSSss.h sFOshsfa
l sHd e sts.--puncAA.s Pharmacy. -.
M q aAd 'TIsRsel9 sgs9 PEgs FssssB sB'GEs gIhp.sn.
h i,th snd M ass;=E =; rotsssr'l Phsrnacs.
S&s & ~ ~. and dbskss SnsSR R@eestoatk skbnffs tssf-
ils 81 RsAi q: g,sassgssssj s:asgss; f1sEas rs.s%s
oa. ave. and Kennedy sA-hampkin's Phsr-
ess4 sfd ss-steyart.s fnarmas,
1905 Msssn Avt, ,-pupont rnarmaey.
North ceSisol i:s s. ' ana EfiskIRs kaIRss-p.rxss.
.7la "a. Sys.--J. Louis Krick.
s5ss s5ss sRS st:rogislsSss s;eHslS.t. rPsssTss
33l5 Conn. .avs.-JoIl's Newsstand
500 Conn. Ays:-Circie confeet tionery store
Wiscqnsin ave and Macomh st.-Harry Q.
aasi .Wisconsih Ays.-At6tEan Bros' Pnar.
reEoifi rsfk. $50 Cedar ss.-AGastihsly
BrcB.' Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN.
sSss na ana stsAsrsees SFTs shsrseS
S4ll ~ st.-Moskey's Pharmeeys
s072 Wisconsin ave.-Haney's
Wisconsin ave. and o st.-Dcnahue's Phas1
sstS s,a, EaS 1,. 9 = s-ssSss.. psns @ sses. store
NORTHEAST.
ses Ms sss ays GsS,o TSwefs ,dps Pharmacy
so7 q st.-nerfsn's Music Store
Ith st. and Nd ave.-Louis Bradley
Nb SspsC sG Psfsmass FPssmse,
soth and r. l. ave.-collins' Pharmacy.
$500 isth st.-srookiand PHARMACY. Brook
4sh ana n L ays.-John q. Blxes Phar-
a. SOUTHWEST.
iQth q. ana Va. ave.-Herberts Pharmacy.
ah and sts-Columbia Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST.
4S snS and e; R. sye-opennslri,s gi,.I Drqs g. Msscre
iSST Nichols ave. knaccstiA-Heais's Dfus
islh and ssss Cap. sts.-Iincoln Park Phaf-
sz6z Minnesota ave.-Twinink City Drus
STAB OFFICE OPEN UNTIL II PM.
An Advertisements for. The Evening star
must be In The Star once or one 6f The
Star branch ofaces BY IL pm. the DAY
BHFoRK ISSUE. with the followins exceD-
Lost ana Found
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Advertisements under the above elassifica-
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lith and Pa; ave, until "a noon day Of
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CASH WITH ORDER Is required for all
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LOCAL RATES.
! time, 4Dc per line.
) SfnssS ise Der line
tines 66riseeutlveiy, lie Ser line
adaIsIoSnsiEs daIsISiEsnsn'A un0s' rs''0nal' % Dsf hhs
RATRS OUTSIDE 2s.A6TLR RADIUS or
WASHINGTON.
4-line minimum.
tinieg 1Sc per hne
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30 times or more copeeeutively, zoe per line
Advertisements UNDER Perscnal Se per line
: Transisst classified adysrtisemsnts for the
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SPECIAL SALE
CARS AND TRUCKS

Oakland Eight sedan. Ipso-.s sghis 4.
sem Company sy executive car, very low fhiiease,
!, l n ssSsh, Il 1879 Exscutivs car In perfect
Fora Sedan, Three window. 1880 driven
= bOfCR' OhfsCSRS'lSs MAPRR sPpas EAgse sFf,aA sTFsf0aatHs-
Ave Platform Body Trucks, l5z-ton--CfiN
s6n s5na tges One pneumatic ttress GOOD mes
phe Dump Truck, 3ss. Tons-undsrboas
a:sst,. aaIlst, sss-yard body, eood mechanical cons
one Chassis, : T9ns-Good nlhchAhicAl
cop9itioni pnsumatie tires 'front.' solid tifEB
.lSps .egsss WAsen Ia 5ppeppavs
-. - ss 8Rp MANY orHnkh
GENEKALsAUTO TRUCK CO.,
2isk Gt. and Va. Ave. NV.
tcentinusa Cd Nszf Kassa
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NASH SEDAN 1929; Just like new, little used
sS Ss ana ar cost 81 nOrsh So
today; going for balance due. $As5; yotr
own terms. Don't pass this up, but come
Auto Sales Co. De Soto and Plymouth deal
ers, 50 New York ave. ne. Open till Q I'm.
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4-lino minimum
tinaes 1Sc per line
times 23e Der lima.
tines 21e per line.
30 times or more corseeutively, zoe per line.
Advertisements under Personal, Se per line
additional
!. Transient classified Advertisements for the
Baltimore Sun and the NeW York Times win
u received over tbs Business Counter Of
xhs star At regular rates.
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POSITION AS GOVERNESS
by woman of culture, college
graduate; educated in England.
Phone Col. 621O. 12*
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TX XPiiRIEN1ED
@sANA 4-eA >~A~Af
CTENDGR ApHFR

STENOGRApHER.
Department store requires ex-
perienced stenographer. Per-
manent position. Please state
previous employment. Address
Box 482-D. Star Office.
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HELP-DoMEsTrC.

HELP-DOMESTIC.
HOuSEKEEPER, white, middle aged, for
ignt housework; board with moderate wages,
Address Box 493-D. Star oface
HOUSEKEEPER, middle-aged. white. for
motner ana child; stay nights; good home,
mocerate salary. Address Box 489-D, Star
MAID, young, colored, neat, general house,
worX; goQd cook; stay nights; city reference,
Apply 1747 Cue st. NV.
MAID. settled, part time; fond Of children
pm.
WOMAN; white, settled housework, care
Lnrse cnlloren; parents employed; stay
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Statesmen

with hiEh.schoei Or college education, 20
70 40s wanted by nationally known Arm
with forty years back sfound OF sound bust
mess. Basic salary tQ start assures free
dom from worry. Applicant must be woman
Of fehneEiert and free 70 travel: personality
more lmpoEtsns than business ekperisnce.
Position open january /. Applications
reeeiveu now, Cali In person. banvassers
MRS. WEEDMAN,
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

NAN~OA@<AKS5 1NSI11ID1 ElS.
In order to protect It's adver-
tisefs from receiving circular
matter. il ID 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
lnents addressed TO box numbers
in care Of The Star will be de-
ivered to advertisers on PRES
entation of the box number
ticket.
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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 215.
AMERICAN BLOWERS
and BUCKwHEAT COAL will cut your
ments Let the BLOWER pay for itself Talk
this over with us. District Heating Co., BO4
10th st. NV. Phone District SLAB.
AUTO SPRINGS .%FIS.5 %hS Bgy Fs.S.. Z new q.
placed, springs rebuilt like new. washington
Spring Works, 14lO Church st. NV. l3s
BEDDING Of all kinds renovated ane stefil-
ixed by process approved by Health Dept,
y. q, Prompt service and low prices Eagle
Bedding Cos 22l5 5th st. ne. Decatur 07A6,
BEDDINQ RENOVATED. springs, naEtfesses.
phlows. feather matt down comfort, re-cov-
ered Ideal Bedding Co. 022 3 NV Nat. A0e4.
BEDDING, MATTRESSES. bo9 springs and
pillows reno.i best prices and prompt del.
wash Mattress CO 3l9 L st. NV. Nat. 6679.
BOILER and Furnace Repairs. Crate Bars;
WELDING, Boiler Replacements. Asbestos Cow
ering, Automatic Water Feeders. Superior
ryss ssryiss s,RessSppRpable rates. CroWn. Fuel
BOILERS, stacks, nrepiaces repaired built,
cleaned. General repairing done. Build
ihEs inspected for needed repairs; reliable
Workmeh. Georgia 2257. los
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sALE-NfISCEELANEOUs.

ADDING MACHfNEs--Aii makes for rent or
co rne iSa7 aSe anS AqSrs Maa Mech
a mUdsEn sTsYEs
and many other desirable pieces. Oriental
SsTs Sas ave ie 4sispSons tS Roth Rom s Ng
AUCTION sALE-FurnIture Of every descfip-
f.dsS pss @ i'Srfss 1885, slhs5ssdi z =
gnlssd States storass' Co.. 4is 10th s.. st. NV S
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS. Currier and Ives
enros eT1eIi srssse; ;su7 Irdsn ,s. Slankt
isi 5ABY sb.sa SaRENIaa hssndsOe English for
BATH TUBS. bIIck and building material-
have iarEs 0rea enassss ssn of sSSa SF seG brse
lumber, sheathinE. flooring, studding. Win
aSST ss sa s:sR: g Sss ss.Ia: Tss
4h chi SsEa CO g. E exS SSa RRspfE BEpr
Main 0nceeellsth sts Ne
grightwood-5e2 ga, Ave: Nv
BEDS. chairs books ciinawAre. linens, rugs,
tfunEs stc to ss issea for sOraee eSarre:
at public .euctien on Thursday. December ii.
S g. 4. w t. a sstes ssOraSs
Bed RED-pAyENPc three handsome pieces.
months; sacrifice. Apt. l. 1865 Col. rd.
BED ROOM SUITE, dining room suite. Cen
eral Electric fefrigeratof, Universal electric
range. Fisher electric Ampiec mahogany
sposs Ss onsrt Sa II a6s ss ss y. ass SAT:
BICYCLES, veIocipedes, best makes, very fea-
on guar soy Corr 60 sis sth nT qs
BICYCLES, in Al condition, guaranteed.
SIC up ass regair Rcycss ,os sna SeSs
BICYCLE-A-l condition; racing type, with
price reasonable. Call Georgia 42s0-W.
antique couch. shair. mirrors; retrI ISerstor,,
telephone set, hall bench, table, chiffoniers,
sTEss1s5s aEs pgs4 rug handsome coats dresses asOr
BRICK -Approxiinately 100000 second hand
red brick Walter Reed Hospital, cleaned,
Price Price ana nd information. boi Gae 'O" i2''
BRICKS, lumber, doors, windows, mantels,
lavatories. pipe, fire escapes. lnolenm, lots
SsiidiSss ists Hi sps 18th SIS. and Pa. ssss.
hRrCE E AMP dSr 5U1EDINo MATERIALYrsek;;
~ sP sd j sooa So %b.t cs Sp.t sa dSo. a .. 81
I,s..I,, ltsaas, Es are selling .hls ow prices
aaEsssh 5EsR o gs as W sf Be-
BUFFET marble top chairs. mahog. rocker,
armchair, bnan-top table, bureau base, moor
lambs etc. 1925 Columbia rd.
BUREAUS. 50; lady's desk, $3.50; roll-top
desk, W 30; vanity dresser and chair, $40;
new beds, 81; side-oven gas range, S5 ward
robe. 81; other things cheap. 2147 NV.
CARBoNAToR AND COIL. cash reeister
boiler boiler. and md heater; 9 months old; cheap.
CASH REGISTERS. rebuilt, guaranteed, $50
s75. $500 and up: receipt printing, $50; low
terms, no interest. The National Cash Reg
ister CO., 1908 II et NV. Phone Mat 1875
CASH REGISTERs. snoWcasek wall cases,
kren safes. cpkfeh ufns,. steam, tablee, R0da
Iopntains. slsetEie eftnaers, mixers tesf,e.
EEnEss Ens. s99s sysEs sdsssriDsien. udsar Baum.
sS .s q ss RiRs 8 SslfIRsI ssSs P''
Evening star., 1930-12-10

LA SALLES- Several models end body -sfyiSk
Yes, coupe, phAet0n and sedan; Condfti1m0A
and ready TO got prices are low: your ear "a
trade: terms. The WASHINGTON Cadillac Cos
iis6-4Q Connecticut ave. Decatur eeo&
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Building and Repair Work

DdAiAilIS dllA NIDdIl wv OIk
The Hechineer Co.'s Service Department
Will help you solve your building or repair
ing problems. Our experts will visit your
job, and recommend what should Be done
and we will quote you. rock-bottom cash
price on all the material needed. We will
then help you SELECT the proper worknien for
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RELIEF FROM CURSE
 0F CONSTIPATION

A battle Creek physician says, "Constipation is responsible for more misery than any other cause"
 But immediate relief has been found. A tablet called Rexall Or- derlies has been discovered. This tablet attracts water from the system into the lazy, dry, evacuat- ing bowel system call colon. The water loosens the dry food waste and causes a gentle, thorough, na- tural movement without forming a habit or ever increasing the dose. Stop suffering from constipa- ton. Chew a Rexall Orderlie at night. Next day bright. Get A for 25c today at the nearest Re- xall Drug Store. Seward Drug %.
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trict.
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THREE TERRITORIAL
 SCHOOLS CLOSED

Leo w. Breuer, Territorial Com missioner of Education who arr rived in Seward on the last boat from Juneau, leaves tomorrow or Saturday for the Interior enroute to down river schools and over to Nome. MT. Breuer, in making his inspection trip will take passage on a river steamer from Nenana on lower Yukon River boat thence by other craft to st- Mich ael and None. Ha experts to rc- turn to the railroad belt via plane. He returns to the coast the fore- part of September
 Owing to depleted enrolLment Commissioner Breuer reports the discontinuance of three Territor- ial schools. One of these IS located at Port Alexander. Baranof Island Where fishing is tha main indus trv. FOX II miles from Fairbanks, and at Nushagak, Bristol Bay dis- trict.
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COURT PARTY ARRIVE,

Judge E. Coke Hill, Third Jul dicial Division, accompanied by court officials, arrived in the city last evening from Anchorage where a brief term of court was held. Any local business will be heard here prior to the departure Members of the party are N. H. Castle, Clerk of the Court and E. T. Wolcott, Court Reporter.
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John U. Roberts, who was ar- rested at Anchorage several days ago charged with breaking into various establishments, was sen fenced to a year at McNeil peni- tentiary.
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The s. $. Admiral Watson of the Pacific Steamship Company, westbound yesterday returns on Monday departing for the south that evening at 3 o'clock.
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EMPLOYERS ATTENTION

List your labor wants with us: we will endeavcr to secure for you the help deslred Phone Adams 126 or ctn at the NJ & W Club, Seward, Alaska.
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W. F. Crown, formerly attach ed to the F. ,E. Co.,, Fairbanks, accompanied hv Mrs. Crown, de- parted for Seattle yesterday on his way to California to reenter former bushes.
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EASTMAN KODAK SUPPLIES, DEVELOPING, PRINTING. EN- PLACEMENTS, HAND COLORED ALASKA VIEWS, at Schalerer's Alaska Shop.