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The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-26
Fur Buyers ln Tacoma
 For Sales
Dealers Assert Prosperous Conditions Foreseen
 Prices Stronger

TACOMA, Wash. Feb 26.-Buy- CTS from all the principal fur cen- ters in the United States and Can ada are here for the winter fur sales which will aggregate at least 5000.
 Fox and marten are especially sought by the buyers.
 Prices are stronger than for months.
 The fur dealers said prosperous conditions are foreseen.
 Most of the furs to be sold are from Alaska and the Intermoun- tain States,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-26
EUGENE MEYER
 IS CONFIRMED

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 26.- The long contested nomination of Eugene Meyer of New York to be Governor of the Federal Reserve Board has been confirmed by the Senate by 72 votes to II.
 Senators Brookhart and Fra zier criticized the financier's &C., tivities on Wall Street.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-26
FOREIGNERS JAM COURTS

PARIS.-An average of ten for eigners a day were sentenced in the criminal courts of Paris in Decem- Der. Italians were most numerous because they have the largest col- |ony here. Next were Poles and Russians. No Americans were on the lists
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-26
SWOOP DOWN
 ON BIG CLUB,
 PHILADELPHIA
Police Pull Raid on Exclu- sive Organization
 Liquor Found

PHILADELPHIA, Penn, Feb. 26. The Manufacturers Club, one of Philadelphia's most exclusive insti- tutions, was raided by special po- lice detail under Major Lemuel Schofield, Director of Public Safety.
 Major Schofield said he found an old fashioned bar and hundreds of lockers, many of which contained liquor.
 Manager August Bolli, of the club, was arrested and charged with possession when 1900 quarts of assorted liquors were found.
 Major Schofield, member of the club, made an investigation after the raid and then resigned.
 He issued statement to the po- lice saying the only way for the enforcement of Prohibition is to arrest the big fellow along with the little and said clubs are the same as small blind pigs in alleys.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-26

A bill introduced m the Missouri legislature would make chicken stealing by day as serious as an of- Tense as by night,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-26

The Oklahoma state health de- partment has started an inocula- tion campaign to eliminate diph- theria from the state by 1892.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-26

Statistics show gasoline consump- ton in the United States was 6 per cent greater in 1880 than in 1929.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-26

During 1880 the Chicago elevated railroad carried about 182 100000 passengers,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-26

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CIRCULARS PRoHlBITED.

In order to protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circular
matter, It is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Stare Only
bona fde answers to advertise
fnents addressed to box numbers
In care of The Star will be de-
livered to advertisers on pres
entation of the box number
ticket
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I'VE are afraid" chartered all the younger monkeys
st will co." announced an old gray-beard, "the
Mangani cannot catch me-" Presently Tarzan heard
the deep gutturals Of his people the great apes
Perhaps" he thought, there will be those among
them who know me- 1t IS my only hope He lay
there listening, knowing that even now fierce eyes
were Watching him.
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throat of the Government agent who had brazenly
deceived him He was brought up short with the
cold barrel of an automatic against his chest. His
wife screamed and tainted The remainder Of the
dope ring, seeing their leader cowed, surrendered
meekly Thus did one man Of Uncle Sans Blu
reau Of Narcotics, alone and single-handed, smash
the dope ring that was supplying much Of the Illicit
traffic In the foreign sections of New York In
slant danger CT his life. Agent Loneworker had in
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two months time, ingratiated himself with the lead
Of the ring, posing as dope buyer from Michi-
gan Finally possessing all the secrets of the gang
he bated the trap which resulted in a complete
cleanup. He spread lavish feast at their favorte
rendezvous, inviting and all to come and cele-
brate Bigshot's birthday They came--and the party
ended in the police station. The drug supply in
Bigshots home was con1scated, and guards were set
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Agent Loneworker breathed easier when the anna
teur snake charmer brought his entertainment to
close without mshap. No sooner were the odious
reptiles safely replaced in the basket, than, with
quick look at the clock Loneworker sprang to his
feet. He held dinner knife aoft Instantly all en-
frances to the banquet burst open Eleven
Federal agents rushed in pistols drawn. "You are
all under arrest the host calmly advised his startled
guests Bigshot roared an oath, springng at the
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

COOK AND GENERAL HOUsEWORKER-
Must be experienced and have city reference
No washing Small family. Apply 2s3E
COOK-Must be experienced and of neat
appearance; city references. in family; stay
on place: good wages. Phone Cleveland 1855
NURSEMAlD' white, for 2 cniidren, sxpeT-
1912 Buchanan ST. NV.
NURSE MAID, competent, white; must have
city references. Mrs. Moreno, 1874 st.
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The MONDAY silence lay upon the jungle. Only
the insects buzzed about. Suddenly there came
great scampering through the trees. Manu- and
his brothers trooped chattering through the middle
terrace, shrieking: THE Mangani-the Mangani
comet" Go and call to them" urged Tarzan.
Tell them that of their people lies here, help
less Tell them to hasten and release me"
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FIRsT-CLAss GROCERY and meat market.
doing $4,000 to $1,000 business month.
Forced TO sell on account of failing health.
Address Box 332-D. Star once. as
GOLF COURSE, Georsia ave. and Quincy St.
NV, at auction, Monday, Apr. ~, at II Am.
le holes, outdoors; fully equipped, well illu-
minated and low rental. Gus Eichbers,
auctioneer. as
SACRIFICE SALE-Good business corner, big
trafic section; modern improvements;
stores. apis, garages. We will sacridce at
a low price. Apply Owner, 1888 Pa. ave.
BAKERY, doing well; good opportunity, for
man with restaurant experience. Address
Box 390-D, star ONCE. rs
ROADSIDE STAND or site, or small tourist
house or camp; will buy, rent or take half
interest. Address Box 3l5-D, Star once.
GAS STATION, fully equipped, and store
suitable for most any business; will sell a.
sacrifice price due to i'll health. ADDRESS
Box gid, Star ONCE. 20.
SALES ORGANIZATION desires new prod
ard Md Address Box 338-B. Star once.
CORNER GROCERY and delieatessen. pay
ing business; good location; owner leaying
st. NV. go
LUNCH ROOM and delicatessen for sale.
2493 Nichols ave. Sc. 25s
WANTED-1To buy or rent restaurant or
eea5e SAFE must Ss reasonable. Address ,l Box
RUMMAGE sToRE-stock, license, clothing,
thing for $50. 500 Pennsylyania ave. nv.
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There was great danger too. that the huge anthro-
poids might quietly withdraw without showing
themselves, suspsctng trick or q trap. So Tarzan
called aloud, saying he was defense1esS. friend,
needing food and water After a moments pause,
a shaggy, ape numbered into the clearing Swinging
along with knuckes to the ground, the brute came
close to TarZan.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SITUATION-WOMEN.
ACCOUNTANT- years ex-
perience. age 30, college education; best refs;
salary secondary. Address Box Bad, Star
once. 20.
GIRL, colored, from North Carolina, wishes
homework. once work; reference. 533 21sG
ST. NV. Apt. 8. Met. 1884.
LADY, white. experienced cook, housekeeper.
small family employed people; personal
wash; in or out of city; stay nights 10
week; references. Address Box Bid Star
office. 26'
STENO. -TYPIST. experienced. wants perma-
nent or temporary position; sooo references.
Address Box 421-D. Star ONCE. 20
STENOGRAPHER.
10 years experience. Call Adams 6s9l. as
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sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.

fdhson snd Esa
Uated States storase COR ,6s g
b.5ssin ioT 50 c.sh; dining seSIsiO black
same Sar refrgerato2. poSc.iain lining heavily
simulate M ismy MS a sss s. can evening"
st, II lssi m sSs ssss mag. to sci ss4 :.Ss
s9d s iteustits an.ih '9sa
saStS used M:ss Gar aprs ss
W.les Hi S a a1s p R i7 for rent
PLAYER-PiANo. Kuizmannn upEisht. in sood
condition. with rolls;' will sell reasonable.
3144 18th 81. NV
net net; Cheap for CASH SS iio4 10Th st. ne.
RADIOS = New General Electric, sparton,
price for cash. No. 202. i420 N. Y. ave. 2s'
RADIO, .S-tube Majestic. in handsome high
boy cabinet: must sell for cash. Apt. 49,
RApIOs-New General Electric Philco, Ma
tone radios: ss down payment; balance
mGn'h dseors GslC i1ss radio 'si4 o00 ave-
sssS.a.S. e; Z q! 81 y. = Net :s'hs:
RADTo-ons model II Victor combination
SisS oOE sSmps COMPLIES Ti co,o tubes
nv nv oeorsia 1885 - 80 -
RADIo-one table model AtwateF Kent ra-
Colorado Radio Co.. sSlA Colo ave. NV.
PERPETRATORS, electrical. natiOnally
known makes al sizes; Issd as ao9g sam
fiji 12th st. nv Open evenings.
RESTAURANT FIXTURES. lunch. coupters,
sale. g; v. Hiii 4 Co., Inc. 4Ss Pa. ave. NV.
RuMMAaE SALE at psrker-priaget's. old
to May .. for. the benstit Of the Soldiers;
SAFES. freproof. steel. equipped with file
drawers; suitable for real estate ONCE. jew
ronnd soG nes VII so
each cash. Can be seen at 420 10th st. NV
SALE OR RENT one Cotton industrial loco
motive crane. Soft. boom. Samler Ma
St, Baltimore. Md. Plaza 0934.
New Home. SIS. standard. sIs; New ideal,
SO; others At IS; all guar; New MACHINES.
m Sew f Meh shop sis "a. ave se Ein Oafs
SEWING MACHINES. drop-head Singer, $40
other makes, So and up hne condition. eSS
Pa. ave. Sc. upstairs. as.
SETTEE, mahoeany and cane triple chair
style); $50. Cleveland 1851.
SEWING MACHINE. Singer portable cleo.
t sEsI cost $780, sacrifice $50. Cleveland
STONE. BRICKS, track doors lumber, good
condition; cheapest price. 1862 Wis. ave. nv.
Delivered reaSonable. Phone Clarendon lb2S'
Rencher.
TAILoR's ,PREssING MACHINE e. and !, cloth-
Ing case. Mrs 4, Mellnon, Hstneld station
TINE cLocKs $50 cost 5000 SAFE ca1Mins MET
sell Met 1886. 26e
TUXEDO SUIT, SOS, cost ,l25; full dress.
SIS Call side gate, el6 Conn. ave. NV.
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. Georgia
1888 Underwoods, Royals and l.. O. Smiths.
TYPEwRITERSLAll current models; your
old machines accepted as hrst payment. We
rent and repair, TypsEfiteE rs sales q Service
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Co Prices Tens:
h hsss d s:ai d 4. lin Ss evenings 1881
| VACUUM cLEANERsLFor sale, used vacu-
UNI cleaners INQUIRE Mr.. 1seman, Hotel
| VTCTROLA, electric, Al condition; very
reasonable: SIS 18th ne: Lincoln 1885. 20
| WASHING MACHINE. E-z electric; frst-
class condition. S35. delivered. 87le &c.
ave. NV.
WASHING MACHINE whirldry. new. never
been used: real barGain. Address Box 3e2.D,
Star once. 26s
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lR, ASRs Nssie ne 49, 12sii;

wEscELEEs, $40 nA ., Avn avdt.. NV .to..,
automobiles. etc. Thirty-nine years Servtns
the Washlnston public.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. goods, au-
tomobiles, merchandise, fixtures, etc,
bought. Highest cash prices. Call
Metro. 1873. Prompt and courteous
service. 29*
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BOATS.

S S$R!s R2S Ss.n': sF ssa ' s.a fa$ 9
BARGAIN ON CANOES at the Great Fails
Canoe House. 5000 K st. NV. West 027t.
SCHOONER, about 100 tons capacity; has
sealed: u viii SEN At sserihee. Hppiy n
q. v, wehrheim's Marine Railway Comp
STyrAd5 s MP ss , %sFin' engine With reverse
outbo:E;SS o motors e any ,eonSis!o9 VII SlleT
Sss ri .s1s: s.a %9sse an. %fs
ousbosrd u or small erSser Is H. or over
MARINE MOTOR.
4-Cylinder Kermath.
Well taken care Of. IN GOOD condition.
Cast $40 win make pnusq 1:n. sac
tween 9 am. and pm.
DOGS, PETS. ETC.
maltese. Address Boz 4ss-p. Star once.
BOSTON. TERRIER PUPPIES. SIgournsy
Kns strain cr pedidErssd sso9 weeks Old male
PERSIAN KITTENS. pedisreed stock; lovely
son eO 7as Ina y. nv: Yves. 1852 zee
SS. aaa s s.D e S.:: p saa
imported. Dol Rittsnhouse st. Phone Ga.
sPFCTAI-SPECIAI-sP
Your dog given a sanitary bath, complete
sEssa FL tSs ilvn Dr. SS 6 RSs
FARM AND GARDEN.
used only: Potomac esO7. A. Wells. VIII
RICH GARDEN SOIL.
Adams 1853.
GRAPE MYRTLE, Use
i Maryland Nursery.
Edmonston Cast Hyattsville).
Open Week Days, SUNDAYS After ESQ.
POULTRY AND EGGS.
M0E e2ysPi Rep 9gFF bo5sST2N . sdS
Phone Georgia 4l7s-J.
FRESH EGGS DELIVERED, S5c DOzEN-
/ viii III be s possible to furnish fresh esSs the
year round. Cogswells Poultry Farm, Balls
ton. Va. Clarendon loea-W-l.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ANTIQUES, old sold. silver: dismonds; Jew
i sroier e0s sas. CO. Co. ST. na ssss
mem doe1meTsts. stamp collections, Old coins
bought. Hobby Shop. 1877 NV. Dist. 1877.
BOOKS BOUGHT-Hiehest prices. All kinds,
BOOK shop. s5s q NV. Est. 1907
Cash PAID FOR Old GOLD. jeVeITy. dia-
etc. Gold REFINING, Inc. 400 18th &. NV
CASH REGISTERS. show cases and store
ext Mn en w contents SeussS9si "a. Edgar
FURNITURE : Want .enoueh furniture to
outfit 9-room house, also baby grand piano;
can pay cash. Metropolitan 305l 25e
GOLD, silver. watches. diamonds and old
Full cash value paid. eelinser'e. 9l8 2 st.
GRAND PIANO; must be in good condition;
INVALID ROLLING CHAIR With rubber
tires; must e cheap for sss.h a, ,ss in good
6TORE MIXTURES, iunch-Toom eeuipTnent.
Entire contents purchased. Atlas store Pix
tuRe Co., 4l3-41S Sth ct. nv. Met 1897.
We BUY AND SELL mems el9thing, jsvelry.
MAJ zW VII e W s. NV. Net. ylis. u.
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES for al
kinds Of household goods. Call North io1l4
for prompt service.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING for some one to
buy showcases, cash registers. ice boxes,
lunch-room equipment. call Dave Hayman,
$40 Indiana we. NV. Phone Dlstrlct oSSS.
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sALE-AUTOMOBILES.

SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
BUCKS. NASH and other big used cars, In
found at the Eynon Motor Co.. dealers in
Ford cars and used cars at right prices.
See us for remarkable bargains in cars OF
this type. Day and night sales. Jim
Fiaherty, used-car manager. Call Adams
BUICK 4-PAssENGER, 1925 - Looks very
only -si45; terms. Triangle Motor Co,
BUICK COACH, ls26-Perfect running con-
dition; new tires and battery: $3.50; terms
See owner. 5000 7th st. NV. 2e'
CHEVROLET SEDAN, 20-six-cylinder, 4
door, beautiful green Duco, like new: new
car appearance and performance at real low
eS essn and 70 az
town and it viii be difdcllt TO duplicate this
car at our price Of $3.50. Small down pay
ment. bal. easy. Owens Motor Co., 632s
CHEVROLET COACH, 1880; owner viii sac
rince, SIS cash. easy terms; new tires; .ex-
celent, ccsnalitiSn; ariyen only $500 miles
CHEVROLET 1923 ooAcH1Paint and, me-
bargain you should not miss Only $1S5;
terms. Trlangle Motor Co, q N. z. ave.
CHEVROLET COACH. 1879, six-cyiinder; this
car is fer above the average and must be
seen and driven to be appreciated; motor
Suist an. ana powerful; nssw,esr appeara1s S
things that make this car outstanding; $685.;
tor Co, SS23 ca. ave.
CHEVROLET. SEDAN. late 1927; sacrifice,
145; new battery, tires, paint, and uphol-
stery nne. 7is st. s.w. Net. 1889. as
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CHAUFFEUR, houseman; honest. reliable
and dependable; 10 years experience; can
do minor repairs; best city reference. Po-
tomsc 1883.
CHEF STEWARD. IS years experience;
hotel. restaurant or club; in or out OF city.
Address Box 439-D. Star once. 26.
CREDIT MANAGER, years experience in
installment accounts. desires connection at
once. Mr. Mendelson, Nat. 1881.
MAN, married, no children; registered vet
erinarian, experienced in farming and dairy
business; position as overseer. Address Box
304-D. Star once. 26e
REAL ESTATE DEVELOPERS. can you use
man with 40 years experience in real estate
and financing, spectalinng in Maryland
water fronts? All or part time. Address
Box SIC, Star once. z0e
YOUNG MAN, versatile, educated, with car,
desires position evenings or week end. Ad-
dress Boz 327-D. Star once. 25e
YOUNG MAN. white. desires employment,
service station, hrst-clas5 battery repair
man; references. Address Box 355-D, Star
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sITUATION-DoMEsTIC.


CHAMBERMAID or waitress wants position.
1906 18th st. NV.
COOK and houseworker, LIST class, settled;
fine references. Address Box 4i6-D, Star
once.
COOK, WASH AND IRON in small family.
ll29 Goth 50. NV.
GENERAL HoUsEWORK or work Of any
kind wanted by colored woman. North 6SI5.
GIRL, colored, reliable. work Of any kind;
reT. Phone Pot. 1913.
niSh reference. 1909 Lamont st. NV,
Washington, d. G.
GIRL, colored, 10 work three half days per
week, Monday. Wednesday, Friday; IS pei
week. Phi. Dec. 075e.
GIRL, colored, desires work. Of any kind
Phone Adams 1858. 76e Irving st. NV.
GIRL wants housework; no Sunday work
Apply 9l2 r st. NV.
GIRLS-Two country girls wish places as
Reneral houseworkeFs part time, with refer
ences. Call 1925 32nd ST. NV.
WOMAN, eolored. from Virginia, wants place
In small family; city reference. Phone Po-
tomac 63i3.
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srTUATION-MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE. clean cut, refined and intelligent,
with EXCELLENT references, desire connec-
ton with GOOD family in capacity Of chauf-
feur or handy man and maid or waitress;
acceptable TO travel. Address BOX %o9-D,
Star ONCE. !"
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

local ORGANIZATION has opening. for
two men, age IS TO 20; cond. salary OF $zS
to start Apply Room 2l6 Insurance Bldg,
MEN several. with salesmanship experience.
to collect and solicit for insurance. Apply
4o4 Carpenter Bldg, 10th and X sts. nv:
MEE--We have openings for 4 men to sell
the new Ford cars. The selling season is
here Good proposition TO men who can
Met aSis -
SALESMAN for old reliable house; high rate
OF commission paid Al food salesman VINO
GERS Good money is quickly earned by man
who. can produce. GIVE, age and tnll par
strict confidence. Address Box f3-C, Star
once.
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FORD SPORT ooUPE. 1879; win FamSls
and upholstery; do not buy any Ford u1isil
you have cAeeked this ear and the rrics,
$sl9;: only 500 down, balance easy. Ovens
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SITUATION--NTEN.

Persons advertising for SITUATIONS
Wanted" are lCdrned to exercise
careful investigations Of persons Of
ferifiC positions Dhere Gosh deposits
are required to secure employment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-25

doris. 1925, 1895 and ls77; cheapess trans
portation you can buy; prices from SIS 70
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Ei coFiDrs eoRT Ro eAes.Ds "a
tires; only SIS down. 50 weekly. Triangle
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FORD SPORT COUPE le29-Hieh dark Blue
nnish: new tires, mechsnicslly. FuaFsntee1;
only s2aS; easy terms. triangle Meter &C..
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CHEVROLKT. SEDAN, late 1927; sacrifice,
S45; new battery, tires, paint, and uphol-
stery fine. 7iS K st. s.w. Met. 1850. as
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FORD SPORT ROADSTER, i9S0-kumhis
seat. wire wheels. bumpers, soo4 tires
ss75. Barry.Psts Motor co. ssss SSeTms.
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FORD reM pHA s latest type; cost JJT7.5o
attract $685. terms. or your old Ford as
part payment. Eynon, the Ford dealer iAe7
Rv1ng st Day and night sales BYinr =
smaM deposit and remember the address
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-25

NO1tU IyoU bIANDAHD COUPE-Humbl0
seat; dark blue; Goodrich tires: 10 months
oia. driven few miles, owner going to Europe;
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lord COUPE, l92e-5-window; an excep-
tionally nne Ford motor QUIET and powell
t tuIi good tires; hne 1inish; former owner
LOOK nne care OF his car and it shows Il;
This IL an outstanding Owens barRain: $50.
"a. nnar aown payment, bal. easy. Owens Mo-
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PIANO, uprieht, perfect condition, beautiful
21st st. NV Apt. n.
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HAVE several vacancies for ex-
perienced shoe statesmen. VIM.
Hahn & Co., 9TH and X SITS. NV,
Mr.. Weak.
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DODQM SEDAN, i0si-D. II. Model; used
but 2ha months. for display putptles; cost
$3.50; s 81 ioT sSss; nsT.ssr EIsT;s rs xF.n
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FORD CLOSED CARS-si2U efSh and the
balance ea you ride win buy ons Of the an
ever had the opportunity to take In; abso-
lutely beyond exaggeration; beautiful TO lock
Il looking so well and &C the same time
drive IT ABOUT 5000 miles. See this ear and
the Ford dealer. 1897 1Tvine st. jim Tiaher.
Y. used-ear manager. Day and niaht aalAa.
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S Ss5sa f e sDfE Da sEP BSs5 Il. S.s
and tires; upholstery very cleen. This ear
extremely low price OF S335 Small down
payment, bal. easy mo. payments. Owens
Motor Co., 1928 Ga ave-
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FORD SEDAN, MODEL AIN hne conditIou;
finish almost like new; seat covers; COED
rubber; only Sass; liberal terms. Owens
kIotor Co. 6323 Ga ave
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FORD 1880 SPORT COUPE, almost new,
driven only $500 miles; don't fail to ace it
before you order new one, We also. have
1000 miles. Just enough to break IL In; or
II you prefer a 6-cylinder car, we have .
lent condition, very low mileage and exc
tremeiy snappy job. For 8 days only yeq
$3.50 each; this is a very special price, 60
II you are interested be sure to see them
at once. Below these prices you win and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-14
THIRD GIANT OF THE AIR GOING
 TO BE STARTED

Stratford, Conn. Dec 14-(UP)
 -Pan- American Always has or dered third giant amphibion air plane of the type of the "Ameri- can Clipper" and "Carribean Clip per" which have been placed in service from Miami to Central and South America, according to an- nouncement by Sikorsky Aviation corporation.
 The order coming at this time Is expected to help stabilize condi- tions in the airplane industry since 250,000 labor hours will go, into making of materials and assembly of the 45-passenger air liner. Juan T. Trippe. president of Pan-American. waived the planned six-month test of the two experimental ships in order that engineers and skilled workmen might be continued in employment at this time, it was said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-14
POLICE CHIEF OF PEABODY, MASS,
 DESCRIBES LOVE
He Is Divorce Preventing Chief and Tells Young Woman Just What Real Love Means

Peabody, Mass, Dec 14-(U. P.> Love. says Edward F. Pierce. Peabody's divorce preventing po- lice chief, means caring for just one man and nobody else" That's what he told Luzania Rosa. bride of IS years, last night. after sum- moning her and her husband. Jo- seph, 23, to his "divorce clinic" Joseph had left Luzania because. he claimed she went around with other men.
 After hearing the chiefs defini- ton of love, Luzaria admitted that never before had she taken mar riage seriously. T thought 1t was just someone buying you pretty clothes." she said. Nobody ever told me different" Chief Pierce advised the bride to spend Q few weeks at her fathers home until she had fully readjusted her matri- monial ideas. After the couple had left, the chief said: "I'll bet they'll be together again in a couple Of days"