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QUILT Va q, 6, LIPS
9Io5i BY NA\@SEPWCE INC.

You're right. Red. Guess |
picked myself a winner. huh?
Norma, this Is Huntley Porter.
otherwise known as Red-for rea-
som you will scarcely be able TO
guess. Red MARBLES the most OBJ
noxious tenor and IL the best anna
teur boxer IN Marlboro"
"Dee-lighted, Mrs. Travers!"
There vas boyish sincerity in Red
Porter's admiring eyes. Norma
warmed 10 this rather eccentric
looking youth.
WE'LL" 1t was Natalie who
cut In impatiently. well. what
are we standing here for? Red and
| are on u way to Monty's. Why
don't you Join us? Jane and
Thorney will be there. Monty's
picked up a Cuban who does the
rumba divinely. She talks about
going into vaudeville with him.
Yes. reality Why don't you and
and Mrs. Travers come along?"
"Shali we. Norman"
HE wanted to go. Norma caught
- the eagerness In Marks voice,
the quick way he turned to her.
"You 90 IL you want to-" she
told him. Il think I'd better 70
back TO the hotel. My heads aching
and I'm afraid I wouldn't be much
good at q party"
why. sweet I didn't know you
weren't feeling we'll. or course
won't leave you. Sorry" he ad.
dressed the others now. We'll have
to postpone participation In the
festivities. Give Monty my love,
will you. Nat? Tell her another
time we'll drop around"
The farewells were over quickly.
Natalie murmured Icy. polite
phrases. caught Porter's arm and
whirled away. AS she turned
Norma vas positive she noted an
interchange Of glances between
Natalie and Mark. heard Nat Price
murmur something about take
your little headache home"
Il hate to have you miss seeing
your friends because OF me-" Norma
was looking up into Marks eyes
She spoke the words sincerely.
"Oh. that Say. I can see that
gang any Why didn't you
tell me head ached. Baby!
Look. tn drug store on the
corner. \ T you'd take some
thing you, better"
She let him take her into the
drug store. The boy at the soda
fountain mixed and presented the
dose In n tall glass. Norma swal.
lowed the unpleasant mixture
bravely.
You'll feel better now" Mark
assured her. Wen 60 back 70 the
hotel and you can lie down d
while,
They went out on the street. II
was after $50 and traffic on Center
street. Marlboro's chief thorough
fare. was az It's height. Most or the
throng were heading for the thea
ters and picture palaces.
Norma stood still. clinging To
Marks arm. and breafhed deeply
OF the fresh October air. Another
week and October would Be gone
The night was a cloudless one with
a cool breeze that was not chilling
do you know what I'D like 10
dor she asked. I'D like TO walk.
It's such a perfect night and
think the air would be good for my
head"
We'll, then. well walk"
For n block they drifted with the
crowd. At the intersection they
crossed and turned TO the right
The street ahead OF them was
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brightly lighted but outside the
rounds or the pleasure seekers.
Tall Office buildings. strongholds or
commerce. rose on either side. Not
half q dozen pedestrians were In
sight.
NORMA and Mark walked slowly,
saying little. He was holding
her arm. keeping her close 70 him.
They came 10 Broad street. Half
a block away was the Liberty build
ing. where Brooks. Welliver and
Brooks had their law Offices. How
many weary hours Norma had
spent there.
She was not thinking or the law
Office A. she stopped suddenly. 1T
was right here. Mark" she ex-
claimed fright here i'm front OF
the flower store. Do you remem
ber?"
Sure I do. You mean the night
dragged that pup out or the street.
don't you? The first time I ever
saw you? Say-and were You high
hat, Wouldn't give me a tumble.
Wouldn't tell me your name"
The street light across the corner
was old and dim. Only the palest
glow OF yellow fell across the girls
face as she raised happy eyes.
"But you found out. darling, oh.
Mark. that all happened only six
weeks ago. Doesn't it-doesn't II
sort OF make you tremhle to think
how much can happen In such a
little timer"
Funny all right. Say-if any
one'd told me six weeks ago that
I'D be married tonight I'd never IN
the world have believed them. But
that was before I met you. Babyl"
"Not-not sorry. are you. Mark?"
We'll. what do you think?"
They went on again. Three-quar-
ters or an hsur later they we're
back in the hotel room. Norma
slipped or her hat and hung away
her coat.
Mark had thrown himself into
the big chair. He was scowling at
the floor. As the girl turned he
said. Norma think maybe you
were right when YOU said we
shouldn't come TO this place. I
think maybe we ought To move.-
"0h. I'm gladl I've been so anx-
ious 70 get into a place Of our own.
dear. An apartment where I can
cook and keep house. II would be
SO much more fun"
"Yeah-and lots cheaper, I
guess you think lin the worlds
prize dub. Norma. Maybe I am.
Only don't think I'm not trying TO
find a Job. I've tried a dozen places.
Trouble II people start kidding
whenever they see me. They don't
think I'm really serious about 20
ing 10 work. 1t isn't that | hate 10
ask friends for favors. I got over
that long ago. n we move the
money we have will last longer"
Norma flung her arms about bis
neck.
I'VE win move" she declared.
"T1l start tomorrow morning hunt.
Ing for q place. And you're going
70 find work soon. too. dear"
NORMA'S quest for an apartment
was more successful than
Marks search for work. Within
two days she had located a three
in-one" furnished fat-a diminu,
tive arrangement OF living room,
dressing room. kitchenet and bath.
IL was I'm the neighborhood where
she and Chris had lived I'm a nicer
! building with more air and sun
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SOME ANIMAL

NEW HAVEN. Conn-There has
been assembled in the Peabody mu-
scum OF Yale a skeleton Of a pre-
historic Brontcsaurus. mn animal be-
lieved 10 have lived 2 100000 years
ago. The bones Of the beast were
discovered in Wyoming so years ago
and they have lust been put to-
gether into the form OF an animal
The skeleton is 20 feet long, six feet
high. and weighs more than six tons.
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Y LAURA LOU
| BROOKMAN
Author OF .
MAD MARRIAGE"

light. The rent was i've dollars
higher.
Mark stormed a BIT NJ transfer
ring 10 such an questionable
neighborhood. but he discovered
how rents mounted elsewhere.
Norma knew that Mark was Won,
ried and disturbed No need 10 ask
when he arrived home at night
whether the day had brought
"luck." She cheered him bravely.
She was so sure all he needed was
his chance In the world
Mark Travers' method OF hunt
ing a Job was far from the pro-
cedure OF most young men seeking
work. He looked az "help-
wanted" columns In newspapers. He
ignored employment agencies. Mark
did not consider himself above such
things. He was merely self-ccn-
scious. entirely without an idea Of
the business-like way to attack bis
problem.
Each day he went 70 the club. He
dropped into Offices where he had
acquaintances. sauntered about the
old haunts. always i'm the e2pecta-
ton he would hear OF "a good
thing" Making these rounds TO
CURED that a large amount or time
should be spent in careless chatter.
Mark was known as m good fellow.
He tried 10 maintain the reputation.
He stood waiting for a car one
evening during the hateful rush
hour. A fat woman. arms loaded
with bundles. wedged her way be-
tween Mark and the street car. Al
he stepped back 20 avoid the sharp
cornered package so near hts right
eye he heard q familiar whistle
Mark turned Nat Prices tan
roadster was halted less than 10
yards away. Nat. clad in bright
green. was waving. He made his
way TO the roadster.
The girl called out. Hop inl
I'LL give you a lift"
Mark hesitated. Afraid n would
be out OF your way. Nat. We're
east now. Franklin avenue"
Don't be sill I can have you
there ia half the time the car takes.
Anyhow. ! haven't seen you In
ages,"
She swung open the car door and
Mark took his place beside her. Az
once the tan roadster shot forward.
All, this was better than clinging
70 a swaying street car strap Nat
drove with perfect assurance. She
kept up a running fire or talk about
the Leagues new revue. about SID
ney's divorce and LottIe's wedding.
Az they stopped before the unim-
posing apartment the girl turned
impuIsiveIy.
There's something I've been
wanting 70 say 70 you. Mark" she
began. II want 70 tell you I think
it's perfectly splendid on you %
show your independence the WY
you have No matter what anyone
else says I'm for yout-
Travers flushed. Thanks. Nat.
And thanks for the lift home. Nor.
ma and I'll be seeing you soon" he
stepped from the roadster and So
Iuted as It pulled Off down the
street.
An hour later from the chalse
Tongue I'm her boudoir Natalie spoke
into a mauve telephone. A servant
Ia the home or Marks parents an
swered. YES" Natalie said sikh
~. "It's Mrs. Travers I want 10
speak 10. Tell her Natalie is cali
ing. Something importanti-
4 Ito be Continucd)
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involved, because the feeding Of
vitamin B restores appetite regard
less Of the fact that the same type
Of food Is being fed. Hence II Is
being well accepted that one OF the
important functions of vitamin B
Is to stimulate the appetite. Ap-
parently IL Is also related 10 stimi'-
lation OF the secreting functions Ct
the stomach and ~intestines and to
the power OF the stomach and in
testines to move the food along.
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.Rurbs

Without modern farm nipple
ments. II would require 10000 men
to harvest Kansas wheat crop this
year, according 10 n bulletin OF the
Department or Agriculture. Prov
ing that somebody In the q. or A.
manages to keep busy. anyway.
Triplet girls were born to a IT.
year-old mother IN Indiana. rs
there going 70 be no end 70 this
over-production?
TIE movies. announcing a camy
paign for more wholesome pictures.
cut down ON production or sex
films and broke out into a rash on
ganwster pictures. We'll. Prof. Elm
stein Is coming to America this fall,
and maybe we will ask him 10 fig
ure 1t out for MS.
All Ohio sheriff organized q
chess tournament among his pris-
oners recently. Just the place for
ii.
Used cars AN be purchased very
cheap these days. There's n
chance for you TO drive q bargain
Thomas Edison says ne does not
understand women. What an un-
usual mani
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body. reproduction. and ability 70
provide the infant with milk. The
infant gets its vitamin d through
the mothers milk. but investlga-
tors are convinced that the amount
i gets may not always be sufficient
for its needs.
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The Seabury committee is re-
ported investigating the stocE
market operations OF Mayor Walk
er. This seems unjust. Anybody
who had any stock market opera
tons during the last two years
has been punished enough.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-11

Americans OF today are eating
twice as much SUGAR and a third
less starch than 80 years ago.
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T. G HERE ID

Pretty Norma Kent. e0-yenr-
old secretary In n law Office. mar
ries MARIN 1RAtEHS. son or Al. M.
TRAvERS. millionaire real estate
dealer, after the father has sworn
20 cut lark OF without n penny
~ the marriage takes place. Nor
naa n known Mark only n few
weeks. did not know during the
courtship that ne was N mill
l~fonaire'x son.
The story opens I'm Marlboro,
miuulc Western metropolis.
CHRISTINE SAUNDERS. with
whom Norma shares mn apart
menfs and BRADLEY HART. Chris
employer. nre witnesses mt the
wedding. before this Norma has
refused TO marry Ron FARRELL
younE lawyer OF N o she In
fond rs n friend.
Mark sells his expensive road
ster to get money for the honey
moon. He and Norma go 10
fashionable Blue springs. where
the young man takes delight I'm
surrounding his bride with ex-
rcnsive luxuries. He introduces
her to HOLLIS STONE, nm old
friend. md IL H. evident from the
girls df~e0mpoxure that she has
known stone before For some
reason she also fears him. She
tttt< 10 E0nE4e IN MAFk Eut roses
courage. One night Mark Joins
until = n. m. He admits he has
lost NIL his M The young
couple face the problem OF get
ting money together 10 pay their
hotel bill and buy railroad tickets.
Mark wires his mother but when
the nnswer comes II ~ N curt re-
fuSni from his father. Mark bor-
Wnwx- &~mn g- Ur4m &C., -
the young couple leave next morn
ing for Marlboro. There Mark
insists on stopping nj the cxpen-
sive Hotel Marlboro. lie spends
more time with his wealthy
friends than ne does aniufinr n
job. One evening he and Norma
meet NATALIE PRICE. n dcbu-
tnnsc who before Marks marriage
tried 10 fnveigle him into n pro-
posai.
NOW Go ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XXI
THERE was nothing for Norma
Travers to do but watch the tab
leau. Mark was smiling broadly
He had swung around and caught
Natalie's hand.
Hello. Nat. Say-it's good Il
see you."
Thanks. Handsome. You wouldn't
Kid me. would you? When'd YOU
get In town? Oh-and how you've
been missed. darling, The plac,
hasn't been the same. What arr
you doing tonight?"
"Why-nothing much" MARI
turned toward Norma. want yor
TO know Nat Price. Norma" n.
said. "One OF my best friends. Nat
this Is Mrs. Travers."
so nice TO meet you. Mrs
Travers." Natalie's words were al
parently harmless az the Anrora':
claws. Covered by silky fur. how
those claws can slash and tear In
action,
I'm glad 70 know nv husbands
friends" The faintest trace oi
proprietary emphasis on that wore
husband" as Norma said II.
wen, this Is great. running intc
you this way. Nat" Mark went on
We've been at Blue Springs. you
know. Just back a few DAYS ago
Saw Tempy this afternoon at the
club"
A lank youth In top hat and
overcoat approached. Beneath the
hat hair that was extraordinarily
red was visible. The young mar
came forward in swinging strides
"H1o. Travers." he exclaimed
Didn't know you were IN town
Well, how's the merry bridegroom.
Say. boy. you pulled q fast one
embarking on seas of matrimony
and all that without anyone guess,
Ing what you we're up to! Oh-and
Is this the bride?"
The stranger beamed at Norma.
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The five-cent 'all-hct" has made
its return in New England, when
would seem to indicate that the
country Is getting back to nun
damentais.
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Two Maine woodsmen are in New
York offering their services as
marksmen TO pick off gunner.
Their sole experience SO far has
been confined to shooting animals,
which would seem to qualify them
unusually for the job.
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Pure-biooded Indians constitute
more than 80 per cent OF the en-
tire population OF Mexico t1day.
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OUINIET

On through encounters legion.
Down thru the speeding years,
Always within the region
Swept by the well-earn'd cheers.
Over the hills and valleys.
On cross a span OF life
Watching the Journeys tallies,
There is the hottest strife.
Spurred by a faith undoubting.
Watching the years decamp,
Hearing a distant shouting
"Ouimet, the schoolkid champl-
Bearing the scars and scratches,
Bloody, but head unbowed;
Fighting in countless matches,
Beaten but cowed.
Burning intently. purely,
Faith at a blHe-white heat
Knowing that some day surely
Fighters with clsss repeat.
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Fl. r, Austin wants to know II
it's okay to refer to the Mahat-
mas goat as the Gandhi KIDD
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The
Once OUer

CLOSING THE POOR HOUSE
The officials Of a western town
announce that because Of low IL
nances. Ii will be necessary to cease
operating the poor farm unless
new funds can be found.)
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brightly lighted but outside the
rounds or the pleasure seekers.
Tall Office buildings. strongholds or
commerce. rose on either side. Not
half q dozen pedestrians we're In
sight
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
BARRY-PATE
REBUILDING SALE.
PRICES SLASHED.

,N WE ARE ARE5 EN LbFSI oTR SHOW ROOM
sffR E2x 8 a998G usGR 2E GAR 100 At 6 gHg
FROM WHIcH 70 MAKE Your sEE HaSS
1880 Chevrolet Coach. .$415
1890 Ford 3-Window Sedan. 365
1880 Chevrolet Coupe. ..... 425
1880 Ford Tudor Sedan. -. 1876
1929 Chevrolet Coupe. ..... 335
1929 Ford Sport Roadster. Us
1929 Ford Tudor Sedan. -. US
1929 Chevrolet Coach. :. 345
1929 Chevrolet Landau. 80. 375
1929 Ford Sport Coupe. 80. 295
1923 Chevrolet Sedan. POS
1923 Chevrolet Touring. -. AS
1923 Chevrolet Roadster. >. AS
1923 Chevrolet Coupe. :. 1876
1923 Chevrolet Coach. -. 245
1923 Ford Touring. ........ 1875
1923 Essex Coach. ......... 1876
1927 Chevrolet Sedan. ...... Us
1927 Chevrolet Cabriolet... Us
1927 Whippet Coach. ...... rs
1927 Chevrolet Coach 1876
1927 Chevrolet Landau. 49,. Us
1926 Chrysler Touring. 80. 95
1926 Chevrolet Sedan. -. Is
Easy Terms.
Your Car In Trade.
BARRY-PATE MOTOR CO.,
ISIS Sherman Ave. NV.
Adams 5000.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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t tnGI he Fd tfn SI NW-Double room
privileges. Phone Decatur 2019. Ia
1920 18th ST.-Room for young lady: walk
excellent meals
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l7l2 EYE ST. NW.-Convenient downtown
| location; desirable rooms; excellent table;
reasonable rates. Met. 6l79. I4s
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1864 N. H. AVE. N.W.-FRONT APART
ment, rooms, kitchen, hath. tree retrIg-
grafton. Mcinerat9r. Inquire Apt. 4. OF IAN.
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
Continued.l
TRIANGLE MOTOR co.
SQUARE
DEALING
OUR
ONLY POLICY.
MUST SELL QUICKLY.
Our Entire Stock of IS Cars
Sacrificed.
REASON:
We need the room and storage
space is expensive. You benefit.
No trick allowances on your old
car. No marked up prices.
Square dealing our only policy.
Buy in full confidence from us.
20 Ford Tudor, $275.
Recently overhaued. Paint excellent
20 Ford Fordor Sedan. $3l5
All new tires. Very clean upholstery.
20 Ford Sport Roadster, $2S5.
we'll tenders. New khaki top.
80 Ford Sport Roadster, $15.
Beautiful maroon.
Very sna2py and sporty.
80 Ford Tudor, 1905.
Appearance like new.
Excellent condition.
20 Buick 4-Pass. Coupe, $3.50.
Clean upholstery.
Very good condition.
81 Nash Coach SPAS
Paint like new.
Good tires.
so Ford Phaeton. $355
Appearance like new.
Very sporty.
20 Ford Tudor, $50.
Ideal family car,
at low cost.
80 Ford Coupe. 1906.
Very low mileage
Excellent tires.
We guarantee that you cannot
buy as clean, mechanically sound,
good used cars as we offer for
less. Satisfied customers have
built our business. Ask d Iri-
angle customer.
Your Car in Trade-Easy Terms.
2 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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WE ARE ENLARGING OUR SHOW ROOM
A ANB s dob us G9MG EAR AT Fo s1H
STANTIAL SAVING. OVER 100 CARS
FROM WHICH TO MAKE YOUR SELEC-
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

CHERNER'S
AUTO CLUB
AS LOW AS
$500 Cash.
$500 Weekly.
BUYS A MODEL A FORD.
$3.50 Cash, 5000 Weekly.
$6250 Cash, $500 Weekly.
Join one of our Club Groups.
1881 Ford Town Sedan,
1881 Ford, Victorias (2).
1881 Ford Roadster.
1881 Chevrolet Roadster.
1880 Ford Coupe (Rumble).
1890 Ford Cabriolet.
1880 Ford Sport Coupe.
1920 Ford Sport Coupe.
1923 Ford Tudor.
Many More.
CHERNER
MOTOR COMPANY,
FORD DEALERS.
1871 You st. NV.
Open Till 10 PM.
1881 Ford Victoria.
Run only $40 miles. Just like new in
~ ONLY $40 DOWN.
SEE ] ACk PRY,
1923 14th St. NV.
THREW" VALUES.
ACCEPT NO LESS.
1891 D Doc sPSgt De oo Luxe Roadster, .oos
1856 DODGE sen}oTr Sedan q speed. rs
1923 Dodge 6 Sedan new Duco)...... 39ss
iSS559 Essex Ghaleneer Sedan ..:::.::. as
is s2s E Essex Shaie9seGE Ggach S5
1928 ESSEX SUPER sedan ..... 245
1927 Essex Super Coach............. l25
1880 Ford COUPE dixie new ........ ATS
1923 Ford Roadster ROAD iR s....... Ss5
1928 Graham-PaiRe Ola Sedan ....... 1895
1923 1923 EHuPp ePhaeton ................... 5337
iIs s2s 6 oaka5 SSd9 coupe 595
i9922s 9 9akand fa 1ada Sedan is
1929 PLYMOUTH Sedan, W. w.......... 392
1923 1923 P Fen FyS ssd Cloud Coupe s as
1929 Studebaker Comdr. Sedan. ~. 345
1928 Willys-Knight Sedan ............ 389
THE TREW MOTOR CO.,
Dodge Distributors,
15G0-11 14th st. NV.
Decatur 1910.
PACKARD'S.
60-dav new-car warranty and
money-back plan have DOOMED
Our Used Car Business.
PACKARD'S USED CARS,
Kalorama Rd. at 18th.
ASK the Man Who Owns One"
CHFNROLETS.
CHEVROLETS, CHENROLETS
Used But Not Abused.
Priced so low that you will
Buy On Sight.
OF
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36l5 10Th ST NV. ENTRANCE 1875 SPRING
pl Pr. kitchen and b. attractive modern
apt: Frigidaire large lawn
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Appearance and Mechanically.
1929 Pontiac Sedan. 1896
Second series; new tires.
1880 Chevrolet Coach. 1896
In perfect condition.
1923 Oakland 2~DoOr Sedan S257
Second series; new tires and paint.
1923 Chevrolet Coach. .S2O7
1907 in every way.
1929 Chevrolet Coupe. .$319
New tires; Al.
1923 Essex Sport Coupe. {. . sly
New paint motor perfect.
1927 Chrysler 70 Sedan. .$295
New paint and tires.
1923 Chevrolet Coupe. .$l87
In excellent condition.
1929 Chevrolet Sedan. 1926
Like new.
1923 Chevrolet Sedan. .$237
New paint and tires.
Trade and Easy Terms.
HILL & TIBBITTS,
3O1 18th. Nat. $3.50.
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80 Model A Ford Tudor De Luxe
Sedan. 6 wire wheels, trunk
and all extras.
Be sure and see Our stock of
used cars as it consists of all
makes and models in Chevrolets,
Fords, Whippets, Bucks, Essex,
Pontiacs, Chryslers and Washes.
OURISMAN CHEVROLET --
SALES CO.,
625 H St. NE. 618 H St. NE.
OPEN EYES. AND SUN.-LINCOLN 10000.
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LADY DESIRES furnished front room. End
moor privilege OF getting breakfast: small.
private family GEORGETOWN; state price Ad-
dress Box 34l-R. Star Office
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE desires room and
private bath and possibly breakfast with
rehled Jewish people. in suburbs preferably:
best references Address Box 386-R, Star
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I'll WINDOW PL. E.W.-Room, 5 windows,
outhern exposure. private bath, cedar closet;
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32o9 MT. LEASANT ST NW.-THREE
rooms, BATH bright, airy; newly papered.
On line and bus. ReaSnnahIn
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WORCESTERSHIRE.

1882 EYE ST. NV, Franklin Park Hotel
Nicely furnished room; free Use Of phone.
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NOT A SALE.
STANLEY H. HORNER,
10l5 & I'LL 18th. Nat. $500.

1923 Buick Master Sedan .$675
1929 Buick Standard Sedan. $40. $50
1929 Buick Standard Coach. 49,. 200
1923 Chrysler y Sedan. $50
1880 Peerless s De Luxe Sedan. 975
1927 Buick Master Sedan. ...... $50
1923 Studcbaker Pres. 8 Sedan. $50
1880 Marquette Coupe. ......... 675
1929 Buick Standard Coupe -. us
1927 Buick Standard Brougham.. 365
1929 Buick Master Sedan. ....... OPS
1926 Buicl Master 5-Pass. Sdn. US
1890 Dodge Coupe, De Luxe. :. sos
1927 Studcbaker Dicta. Sedan. 325
1880 Euick std Coupe. De Luxe $50
1851 Buick s Master Sedan -. 1000
1880 Ford Sedan. ............... 375
1929 Ford Coupe .............. 800
Many Others.
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