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GUESTS AT
SLUMBER PARTY

Misses Ava Claire Ewing. Jane
Duncan, Nell Wallace, Dorothy
Mcintosh, Winnie Bell Finley and
Marion Rayford we're guests at a
slumher party given by Mrs. B. N.
Robertson when she entertained the
members of her intermediate Sun
daV School class.
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PERSONALS

4 LAeROAN@h10
Henry E. Elrod OF Houston Is IN
San Benito for a few days on bust
ness.
Miss Alberta Brown has left for
a short visit in Houston and Beau
mont before going to Liberty. where
she has accepted a position in the
high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Flemming
and daughters have departed for a
three weeks business and pleasure
trip 70 North Carolina and Louis
lana.
Mrs. r. a.. Bowie and son, Teddie.
have returned from a trip to Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Gilbert and
daughter. Miss Ruth Gilbert, have
returned from an extended trip %
Sloan Springs, Arkansas and In
dianola. Iowa. Miss Gilbert has
been attending the summer session
at the University Of Arkansas az
Fayetteville.
Mrs. F. G. Test. Mrs. James
Sweeney and daughter. Mary Lou.
and Miss Anna Shafer are in Kerr
vile for a vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. z. Brady have
as their guest. r.. r. Anderson -
GAINESVILLE. Texas.
Reverend w. z. Johnson. rector
OF All Saints Church. who Is in
Marlin for his health IS reported
10 be very much improved. Ii is
expected that Reverend Johnson
will return home in about two
weeks.
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ENTERTAIN BRIDGE
u

EN- Ell AIN bfGlD1E
CLUBS WEDNESDAY
Mrs. r. j. East and Mrs. Louie
Morris were joint hosteSses TO the
members Of their Wednesday Eve
ming Bridge club this week.
Following dinner al the Stone
wall Jackson hotel the members
assembled at the home OF Mrs. Nor
ris on North Sam Houston for the
games or bridge.
High score awards were present.
ed to Mrs. w. B. Hinkly, Mrs. w.
j. Vinsant, <. z. ogden and Louie
Morris.
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MISS SPRAGGENS

Is HOSIESO
Miss Edna Spraggens entertain
ed the Thursday Bride club at her
home in Powell Addition. In ad-
dition TO the club members one Ia
BILE of guests was included. Guests
were Migses Lois Fleuriett. Helen
Menning and Lucille Jeffries OF
Mission and Mrs. j. z. Norwood.
Mrs. Braden received club prize
and Mrs. Norwood was awarded
guest prize.
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BAPTIST CIRCLES
MEET

The Circles of the First Baptist
church held their regular sessions
Thursday afternoon, the North
Circles meeting with Mrs. Jesse
Rowland for a Mission study from
the Royal Service. Mrs. Joe Sell
lars was leader Of the lesson. Ice
cream and cake paved very re-
freshing TO those IN attendance.
The South Circle met with Mrs.
j. Z. Gibson for a Bible study.
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Silk Stocking
Club Members
En- tertdined
(spvcial % the Herald

Especial 10 n Herald
SAN BENITO, Aug. 24-Plumbago
and crepe myrtle were used for
decorations when Mrs. Fred We'd
egartner entertained the members
Of her Silk Stocking club at her
home on North sam Houston boule-
ward Thursday afternoon.
The accessories for the games OF
bridge carried out the pink and
blue color scheme.
High score award in the club was
presented to Mrs. c. E. Hudson
while the guest prize went to Mrs.
Dorsey Colt.
Guests were Mrs. J. L. Bates, Mrs.
Dorsey Colt and Mrs. Randy Sy-
monds.
Mrs. Charles c. Bowie will enter
tain the club next.
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SCOUTS HIKE
TO ROLLO

The local scouts left Thursday fo-
a hike TO Rollo where they will
camp near a reservoir for several
days.
They were accompanied BY Scout
masters B. c. Stallings and Stayton
Among those making the trip we're
Scouts Roy Edward and Kari
Duddleston, Paul Smith. Wesley
Shelton. Ben Billiard. John Miller
Joseph Morrow, Maurice Fletcher
and Bill Gayean.
BUSINESS SESSION
HELD BY CLUB
The Economy club met for their
regular business meeting Thursday
afternoon.
After the business meeting ice
cream and cake was served BY the
club members TO a group Of men
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VISITORS r.
COMPLIMENTED

Miss Lois Fleuriett gave a party
honoring Geo. Puryear and his
guest Sponsor Warwick Of Garth
age, Miss. Guests Of this hos
pitality were Misses Glendean
Wyndham Of Alamo, Mable Blanch-
ard Of Progreso, Sallie Whigham
OF McAllen and Misses Ruth
Spradling, Mildred McFarling, Ed
ma Spraggins, Stevens and Grace
Wharton; Messrs. Tom Collier, Cleo
Vineyard, Roger Sargent, Jim Nc
Clure, Noel Shell, Everett and Or
land McFarling, Fred Petch Keller
Spraggins, Randolph Fleuriett, Ar
thur Shull OF Progreso, and the
honorees. Geo. Puryear, and Spon-
sor Warwick OF Carthage, Miss.
Bridge and dancing furnished the
diversion for the v Nlg.
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ENJOYABLE ~
pAPT'Y GIVEN

Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Wallis were delightfully."- enter
tanned at their home with a forty
two party Thursday evening. The
guests of this occasion we're Mr..
and Mrs. o. Reed and two sons,
Noel and Franklin and Miss Muir
ply Of Mission, Miss Christine
Walker OF Alice. and Miss Frances
Cushman OF Dallas. Donna guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Kendrick,
MI. and Mrs. A. F. Lee. and Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Norwood. Grape
punch, ice cream and cake were
served.
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TWO GUESTS
AT MEETING

The Sunshine Embroidery club
gathered at the Elmer Vickers
home with thimbles and needles 70
spend an industrious afternoon
sewing on various articles of fancy
work. An enjoyable repast was
served 10 eight members and Mrs.
Ian Coate Of Alamo, and Mrs. q.
Isl. Hilton OF Austin.
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GIRL SCOUTS HAVE
SESSION


Donna Girl Scouts. Hoover
Troop No. One and Redskins No.
Two, met in a joint meeting at the
home Of Mrs. W. Weaver. az $3.50
Friday morning for experience in
camp cooking. breakfast consisting
OF toast, bacon and eggs. The
hostess served hot cocoa.
After breakfast the Scouts as
sembled in the living room for the
regular routine of business and
study. The meeting opened by re-
peating the pledge. law. and al
legiance to fne flag. followed BY
singing the Star Spangled Banner,
Miss Gay Newland. assistant. at
the piano. After a study in Greek
Mythology and the stars the
scouts returned to the yard for a
drill In Morse code signaling.
---~nyAv@
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who were donating their labor Il

building a kitchen for the club.
The next meeting vii be held the
first Thursday In September with
MeSdames. $. r. Nelson and LOnnIs
Woods as hoSteSSes.
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Miss StaHings
Is Hostess To
Class Members

SEBASTIAN, Aug. 22.-Miss Ada
BeSS Stallings entertained the mem
bers OF her Sunday School class with
a party al the home of her parents
Tuesday evening. Refreshments OF
punch and cake were served 70 the
following guests: Misses Birdie Mac
Woods. Edna Smith Ma, rion Gustaf-
son, Lucille Crum and MesSrs. Roy
Edward Duddlesten. Joseph Mar
ron. Wesley Shelton, Paul Smith,
Ben Billiard.
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Donna Clubs
Entertained
By Hostesses
Especial TO The HerAld.O

20 Tie heTaIu.J
DONNA, Aug. 24.-Mrs. Joe Hol-
loway was hostess 10 the Tuesday
Embroidery club at her home on
9th Street. An enjoyable hour was
spent IN sewing and visiting after
which the hostess assisted by her
daughter, Effie 10. served refresh
ments to seven club members and
the following guests: Mesdames
Turner. A. r. Lee, A. F. Claggett.
A. T. Elliott, Jack Parks, Wagon
er OF Cuero, Miss Lula Finley and
Miss Mary Turner.
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Miss Mary Spradling spent the
weekend with Miss Gwynevere
Mars at La Blanca
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successful player while the eonsola-
ton award went to Joe Earl Daw-
son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-02
JILTE ED n
By Margaret
Widdemer
Copyright 1884, by North American Alliance. Inc
''The fool" but she might

did not say, "The fool!" but she might
HOW Helen went through the return
to work she never quite remembered.
She drove in with Mr.. Delamater, which
made it easier, and also made 1t i'm
possible for the girls to ask her ques--
lions till the noon hour, when, OF
course, everybody did. :.
"At the last minute I just couLont
pull it off. Tommy's going to have to
wait another six months, after all. And
if he doesn't like that, why She
managed to shrug her shoulders and
laugh with a creditable imitation OF her
old gay laughter, but she had forgotten
to paint her cheeks to look like her
burning roses of yesterday, and there
were circles under her eyes.
She hated lying. The only thing
that made 1t possible not to Shrek
everything out to every one who asked
or looked question was that she was
protecting dear old Mr.. Delamater, who
had looked so tired and haggard ana
ashamed ever since it happened, and
For she couldn't un-
love Tommy all at once. She couldn't
even resent. She saw him with such
clearneSs now-Tommy, who had been
giving her marsh fires instead OF an
enduring flame because he hadn't any
thing else to give. And yet-his quick,
wild, thrilling ways of gayety, his sud
den tragic depression, his laughter, that
queer rocking walk that was so char
acteriStic--it all was close to her, hurt
ing her, making her want Tommy, just
the same as If he had been capable OF
courage and Steadfastness and honor
and love.
Meanwhile, thank goodness, there
were other, personal problems to take
her mind from herself. She had to find
a room to live in. She couldn't and
wouldn't stay with the Delamaters longer
than was necessary for appearances
sake. She had to make her salary
stretch over more than before, for, as
she had said to Tommy, she had only
paid Nina what she actually cost her.
Also she was beginning to think of try
ing for work in some other place. A
fresh start in new surroundings, instead
of this loved, hated place called
Kingsway.
(To be continued)
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eyNops1s or pREcEpINo 1NsrA1rNrENrs.

When Helen Heather becomes en-
gagged to Tommy Delamater, there is
more than a ripple of excitement in the
social circles of KingSway, Helen is
quite the most charming girl in town.
And Tommy, outside of being something
of a spoiled child, has an assured social
position. as his father is president of
the bank in which Helen is a typist
Helen lives with her cousin, Nina Hig-
Rinson, a young and wealthy widow, who
had married a man much her senior,
after throwing over the most desirable
'catch" in town - the courtly Ethan
Kingsway., Now that she is free again,
Nina is setting her cap for Ethan
once more. She even follows him. to
Europe. Meantime Tommy's father has
secured place for him in bank IN
Wisconsin. Helen, though completely in
love with Tommy, cannot forget the
handsome face and chivalrous bearing
OF Ethan Kingsway. But, with her mind
full OF her engagement to Tommy, she
puts aside all thought of Ethan ana
prepares to Join her future husband in
wisconsin She gets a letter from Tom
my breaking the engagement.
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CHILD THIRD IN FAMILY
TO DIE OF BOTULISM
Virginia Mother Among Victims of
Preserved Food, With Three
other Girls in Hospital.

BY the Associated Press.
PENNINGTON GAP, Va, February
1.-THE death of Ethelyne Smallwood
IL, brought to three the number Of ia
talities caused by botuism in the family
of Gilmore Smallwood of Jonesville, Va,
during the past week. "Botulism is a
ptomaine, the most common source of
which is preserved food. Six members
Of the family were affected.
Mrs. Smallwood died last Sunday
after being i'll seven days with the all
ment. Two days later her 4-year-o
son, Neal, Succumbed. Four other chill
dren, Ethelyne, Marie, 16; Dorothy Lee,
9, and Ruth, a twin to Neal, were
brought to a hospital here Tuesday.
Hospital attaches said late today there
was little change in the condition of
Marie, Dorothy Lee and Ruth, and that
only a slight hope is held for their re-
covery.
Doctors said the mortality rate from
the ailment Is about 70 per cent. The
father was not affected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-02
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adver-
Users 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 fide answers to advertise
ments addressed to box numbers
in care of The Star will be de-
livered to advertisers on pres
entation of the box number
ticket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-02
Subsection of Static.

Technicians are examining many
steps that make up the sound process
with the object of overcoming that dis
turbing scratch and static which often
accompany voice reproduction. With
out laying claim to supernatural powers,
the engineers are sure that such noises
will soon cease to be troublesome fac
tors Nothing radical may be expected
in sound films five years hence; but a
small invention here, an innovation
there, will so improve recording and re-
production that the ultimate goal of
perfection will be approached.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-02

SALESMAN Wanted-The manufacturers OF
the Philco radio are assisting us in or
ganizing q retail selling force. We have
an opening for an energetic young man
with or without sales experience. This po-
sition offers splendid opportunity for
advancement and presents very attractive
POSSIBILITIES on commission basis. Tho
man selected will be given intensive train
ing before assignment to territory. See
and S pm. at 1919 L st. NV.
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ESTABLISHED
CORPORATION
ENERGETIC YOUNG
MAN

can secure permanent position with
large corporation. Experience not
necessary but must stand close in
vestigation. For loyalty and CO.
operation we will pay well. For per-
sonal interview address Box 4ol-K,
Star Office. ~
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YOUNG MAN BETWEEN II
AND 20 YEARS OF AGE.
Large real estate firm has open
ing for young man; must be
willing to ride bicycle. Reply in
own handwriting, stating age,
education, etc. Address Box
326-K, Star office.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

INSIkUCHAON NURSES.
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY. EX-
pert lady instructress and licensed men in
structors. Cali Conover. 2l2s II st. NV,
West 3068.
JAZZ, POPULAR MUSIC IN 20. LESSONS:
piano. saxophone, banjo. etci free lessons
II you buy instrument Christensen School,
7l8 18th st. NV. Dist. 1878. Free booklet
TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD OPERATING,
short, easy inexpensive course to learn.
Estb. 1915. oxford BLDG. 14th st. at N. Y. ave.
BEAUTY CULTURE, $50 COURSE NOW
$50; terms; preparatory for State examina-
ton. WASH. ACADEMY BEAUTY Gull
TURE, Greenes BLDG, 18th and X.
BE SECRETARY-EARN REAL MONEY
YOU CAN. II Boyd trained. Latest secre-
tarial-buSiness subjects offered, small classes,
diploma. Accept only the best II pays.
Follow the crowd to BOYD BUSINESS UNI
VERSITY, (Est. IL yrs.). 1888 F (Opo. Fox
Theater). Nat. 0100.
AUTO LESSONS FOR PERMIT AND EASY
PARKINO Cars furnished. CALL FOSTER
(old reliable), Metropolitan 1909. 4s
GRADED pICTATIoN, 90, go, 100, 100.
Glasses for special students, day or evening.
MT PLEASANT SCHOOL for SECRETARIES.
Tivoli Theater Bldg, 1913 1Ath So. NV.
GREGG SHORTHAND BY EXPERIENCED
teacher. Beginners; review; speed dictation.
Private lessons. Moderate rates. Decatur
TENoGRAPHERs-TRY OUR. SPEED. Die
tation. or .2-month GregE review; ? hours,
BLDG, 18th and Park I'd. Col. 707S.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EsSO eolsFs d Sosh
ssDsss SIS ssTSs e siIs ssn W. el isals.
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MEN

In looking for or changing en-
ployment it may be we'll to con-
slider:
/. The company.
2. The product.
5. The opportunities for the future.
Men, neat in appearance, with
real ambition and willingness
TO apply their efforts to our
CAN
succeed in our business. A spe-
ciel training course will be given
to those who are accepted by us.
Apply in person $50 am.
FRIGIDAIRE SALES CORP,
1000 lexington Pl. NE.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
WANTED-SALEsMEN.

MEN AND WOMEN-Quick cash returns
selling photo coupons. Paine Studio, 923 r
ST, NV. 5s
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RusINESs INSTRUCTION.

PREPARE NOW-FILE CLERK, sTATIsTT-
CAL, EDITORIAL CLERK. Begin TODAY.
Tuition, $40. The OWL Service Preparatory
School, sc. corner 18th C F NV. Met. 6337.
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HELP-MEN.

HELP-MEN.
CANVAssERs-$l per week and commits
sion, conditional; no selling. Apply SSll
I WANT to talk with 2 men over as who
are sick of promises Of 500 q week. The
men I want want a position where each Is
can offer a permanent connection where
earnings are steady the. year around yet not
Su Such fhs Ges MEAN Te app qgiS a 55ss Illinois ave-
after l pm. only and ask for Mr.. MCGEE.
LOCAL dry cleaning company will pay good
See A. +. stearns, Logan Hotel, North 1889.
MEN-Wanted S white men, OF neat appear
cufity and biSe suit H reauired experience un
necessary. Apply Union News Co., East
MEN-We have an opening in our ORGANIZE
ton, selling General Motor products. The
man who qualities will be thoroughly trained
and ASSIGNED EXCLUSIVE g territory; o We have
join live selling organization where you
have plenty OF opportunity call at once.
Call between IL and pm.
MEN, two, oyer II. Good workers can earn
$40 weekly the year around. We teach in
979 National Press Bldg. Apply 1912 and
MEN-We will employ one man with q car
Man with car will earn approximateiy. Sc
day. ethsr man aeT 1PD rE,Stn sss gay
ST: NV, at $50 sharp TUESDAY morning.
MEN CD to complete sales force on city
crew. Apply 31l Mather Bldg, ol6 q st. NV.
Apply before 9:l5 and after $3.50.
PATENT LAWYER desired as assistant for
reputable advertising Detroit firm. State
age and experience. Address Box 273-K,
Star ONCE.
SALESMAN-Calling on users of janitor'
supplies who wants q side line that is q
ready seller and sure repeater. Unlimited
possibilities, We will make liberal propo-
sition to a live salesman. G. p. Baker & Co.,
SOB N. 18th St, Phila., Pa.
SALESMAN-Sportinge goods, experienced. by
new store opening March !. Address BOX
355-K. Star ONCE. g
statesmen, experienced selling hieh-grade
shirts direct; can earn $35 to $50 per week.
Apply SOB 9th ST. NV
ENGINEER.
First-class; prefer one who has expert
ence in laundry plant; state full particulars,
ONCE
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rNSTALLMENT TX.

l YOTHING mattered very much at
the time Tommy had broken
his engagement to her on the
Y very edge of her going out to
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sALE--AUToMoBILEs.
BUICK 1925 MASTER COUNTRY CLUB
Coupe-Repainted in beautiful two-tone
RreeIr. natural wood wheels; fully equipped
and in best of shape mechanically $825;
iii iiSi 4th. '
BUICK, Ie3l-7-pass, about months old;
run 1000 miles; big reduction. See Mr..
Belding. 6teuart Motor Co, 10li 9Th st: NV:
BUICK 1928 STANDARD SEDAN-New tires,
paint and mechanical condition perfect;
excellent appearance and fully equippedi
Horner. 10l5 or I'LL l4th:
BUICK 1929 4-DCOR gEDAN-Perfeqt shapes
best buy In town; 1885,; terms, krnGe, SOU
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PACKARD 1929 de luxe sedan; 8 wheels,
well Tenders; this car win please the most
critical buyer; $1,000; terms; guaranteed.
See Mr.. Barnes, 1929 14th. Decatur 1880.
PACKARD 1927 CIOSE-COuPIE SEDAN-
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OLDSMoBILE DE Luxe SEDAN, i92e-Fin--
ished in green Duco; six wire wheels rs and
inspection. Only SALT down, balance month
ly. Pohanka Service, li26 goth st, NV
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late model, 1885, Chrysler coach, Sl75; Pom
tiac coach. late, S2Ss; HUDSON 1929 coupe.
rumble seat, 1916; trade and terms. Trew
Motor Co. Dodge dealers, 1909 18th st. NV.
Decatur 1910.
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BOATS.

CAHTN CRUISER, ss5; rowboats. new, ::
metal boats; 20 IT,, S7S; boats ooush'. =
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OLDSMOBILE SEDAN, 1930-Can hardly be
told from new. We invited your most care
full inspection. Driven about 2,l00 miles
Will give new.car guarantee. Pohanka
Service, 1925 goth st. NV. North O347
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
8-column capacity, $65; why pay more?
The Waicott Taylor Co, Inc, l7i4 II st.
NV.
ANTIQUES AND MODERN FURNITURE
Closing out an exclusive private home; beautt-
full house furnishings. No dealers. Open every
asy 10 7o5 New Se Ss Py
BATH TUBS. brick and building material-
1SSd used ars9 e from many
hsss large sS spansltissn of (, s0ca SssS OElse
SRXs fSPfs da'h sss !sHs
are selling at nargaip prices: Come to either
a 2f eqF SeEfef VIZ 5sEf TSg
gssR Sassgss1Sss3 q: S%
BATTERIES Uncalled for batteries. $3.50
and old battery; guaranteed. Atlas Battery
BED-DAVENPoRT SUITE, high-grade mo-
hair, perfect condition; bargain. 1921 Conn.
ave.
BOX BUSHES. large English box bushes,
rs to 80 IT. in circumference, 51a to It.
high. Marlboro 7s-F-3.
BRICK, lumber, doors, windows, beams,
items; City Salvage Co.. 124e lst st. sc.
BRoODERs, two Simplex, oil stove; 1000
s SaTss pho sse S Ser sss = '~'
BUILDING MATERIAL = Clearance sale, on
sSSs 2oo ey ny ana az R soen Me clsr
BUILDING MATERIAL Solid mahogahy
doors. tile, marble mantelpieces. radiators
boilers elevators; s9s stoves, s iron Tr IsnSes
portieres, Also shrubs. FOR inspection cali
Mr. Williams on Monday. Decatur 1910.
RUDNqI MA aIny ds0tel M EinsS Of build
Dash REGISTERS, rebuilt. euarantesd, $50.
SIS. s1co and up; receipt PRINTING, slso; low
lstsns, ~ -
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CHEVROLET 1928 coach, S235; deep Brew
ste. green Duco, like new; upholstery to
match;. motor, tires. ETC., all perfect. Driven
by elderly, gentleman but short distance.
Terms Cherner Motor Co., Ford dealers,
178I U ST. NV. N. 8565. Never closed.