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The Coolidge examiner., 1931-01-09
Icelanders in Manitoba

1t is estimated that of Greater
Winnipeg's 100000 people, nearly 1O,-
600 are Icelanders or their immediate
descendants, and that of Manitoba's
100000, Icelanders number nearly
$4,000. Soon after the Fort Rouge
colony of Alexander, Lord Selkirk,
was established in 1912, an Icelandic
ship full of settlers arrived in Hud-
son bay. The pioneers pushed south
ward, and many hauled up eventual
ly at Winnipeg.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-01-09
Seek Submerged City

An expedition has been organized
to search under water near Sebasto-
pol, Crimea, for an ancient Greek
town believed to have been sub
merged by the shifting of earth
strata. Objects washed up by the
Black sea seem to support the theory
which led to the organization of such
an expedition.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-01-09

box talking eXcitedly to those pres
ent. He was ragged and unshaven.
His boots were down at the heel.
his hat coneshaped. He was the
same Hank the lawyer had seen
some cowboys making fun of once
in lngram's store, the one who had
been ARRESTED for fragancy"
Right then lit out" Hank mar
rated. No place for me. Like |
said, that doggoned tenderfoot
stood there devllin' Shep to draw
crowdin' in on him, tellin' how
scared he was of Shep, an ridn'
him all the time. You go order
that pilgrim a coffin, Mr.. McCar-
thy"
Mccarthy was facing the door.
His hard eyes did not change ex-
preston HE can order it himself
Hank Here he is now" The
storekeeper spoke to O'Hara.
Hank has been worryin about
you. Glad to see it was not neces-
sary."
Worral sank down on the top of
a barrel and mopped his face with
a bandanna. Some one worry
about me awhile" he implored.
I'm wore to FRAGILE worryin
about myself. This white haired
lad here is bullet-proof, reckon.
Different here. All I'm thankful
for is you don't have to order a
coffin for me, extra long size"
Tell US about it, O'Hara," urged
Mccarthy. Hank left in the mid
die of it,"
Not much to TELL" O'Hara an
swered. Il had a talk with San
derson. That's all. 1t was a mis-
take about his wanting me to leave
town. AT least he did not mention
it when we met"
"Lemme tell the story" WorraIl
said IL was among those present.
an innocent bystander who stood
to get all shot up if trouble began.
Some one feed me a cigarette, then
listen an tell me if we amt both
loco"
The lengthy owner of the Long
horn got his cigarette and told his
story. He told it with humor. max
ing the most of its drama. When
he had finished a red-faced cowboy
spoke
Il don't savvy yet why Shep
didn't come a-ShOOtin'. Was he
scared, do you reckOn?"
O'Hara knew why. but ii seemed
to him unwise TO minimize the ef-
feet he had produced by stressing
the fact that Sanderson had been
afraid of trap. 1t was possible that.
having been plunged into this feud
unwillingly, he might need all the
reputation he could get as a dan
gerOus man TO attack.
He was scared but bluffin' he
wasn't" Worrall replied. "The
Texas Kid didn't even make any
claims he wasn't"
What was they scared OFF," the
cowboy persisted "Shep had bet
tern an even break, hadn't he?"
Say, young fellow, how many
men do you know who have stood
OH Snep an Bob Quantrell an
Deever an this Texas Kid an
'steen other warriors for halt
day? How many do you know who
have crawled Shops carcass an
branded him with grapplin' irons
an got away with it? don't
know so doggoned many myself"
This contribution was from Wor-
rail-.
The cowboy rasped his chin and
looked sideways at O'Hara. Ger
tainly this slim, young, pink-cheeked
youth with the soft brown eyes
did not look like a man-eater.
Still. what he had done was writ
ten in the records.
We'll, if anyone had told me you
could run a sandy on Shep-"
Question is, what will Shep do
nOw?" interrupted Mccarthy. He'll
have to make some kind of a
play to explain why he didn't get
on the peck. Right now he's sore
at himself as toad on a skillet"
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-01-09

III a VI Z u 4 y l
much work and
little play. 1t
meant getting
up before day
break on the
c old W int er
mornings, help
ing wi t h t h g
stock, cleaning
S t a b | e S. 1t
meant cutting
and b a uliDg
wood, plOwing,
S e e din 9 and
harve eStin Q in
season. Early TO
bed and early
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-01-09
No Precedent

'Your honor, my client is merely
guilty of dumb fOOlishness."
Unfortunately, l can't let him
plead to dumb foolishness in the first
degree"
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-01-09

Just say to your grocer Red Cross
Ball Blue when buying bluing. You
will be more than repaid by the re-
suits. Once tried always used.-Adv.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-01-09
The BOyhOOd "
OF Famous by
Americans fiy; fitzgerald
Owen D. Young

The life of a country boy in rural
New York fifty years ago was
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

RADIO SERNlCE-aG2xaD@eTpt, ,v s s1 y.s.
sonable CHARGES. Call Columbia 4os2-M -
DnnEIN-C. Guttering. spoutine. paint
NUT NJ, ing. furnace cleaning. re-
pairing; reasonable Ajax Roofing Co, No
S3l4 day, night 2028 18th st. NV.
UPHOLSTERING. slip covers, cushions. Inv
Ing room suites, specially. caneing; Guaran-
teed. Columbia Uphols, cry Shop, 5632 Ga.
ave. Ga 1856
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HELP-WOMEN.


AGENTS sell our dollar box of 81 beautiful
Christmas cards; 500 commission. Ear! S.
Inc. 1917 81. NV. o
Girls 70 leara beauty CULTURE , dnsrrnc-
stewards Beauty School. 921 F NV.
GIRLS ca. neat. intellisent..to learn beauty
culture: experienced preferred; small SAL
ary Suite 225 National Press Blog
HOUsEKEEPER, white, refined. experienced
20 home nights. 204 E. Clifton Terrace.
canysssing No selling. and we pay straisht
salary. See Mr.. Fore, 2l3 Southern Bulio,nE'
SECRETARY for law cfice, expert in ste
norraphy with knowledge of bookkeeping.
Piesse give education. experience and refer
cnces address Box 4l8-z. Star office. 3
MATTRESSES, experienced. in new down
town fountain and tea room. Address Box
4fn-Z, sta. office. z
YOUNG LADY. experienced. for delicates-
sen zoos Atm st. ne, 4th and r. J. eve.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR.
oart time. pm. to 9 pm. salary, s4s.
Sc Mrs L. Richardson. 1900 ST. v.
ROOkKFEPER TGPlST-
Well established real estate office
has opening for bookkeeper-
typist who has had experience
operating bookkeeping machine.
Salary to start. 81, 200 to 81 500,
with opportunity for advance
ment Reply in own handwrit-
ing. giving experience. Replies
confidential and no inquiries
made until after interview. Ad-
dress Box 1897, Star office.
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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 fde 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.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


CONFECTIONERY STORE for sale SAFE , near
telephone company ana colleSe' feaS' pL..e'
Tel Met. 6O07,
JOB AND HALF PROFITs-New kind con-
cesSion TO make fairs for loan OF $50 sam
Klein, 1910 California ST. NV. west O5So'
FOR SALE-Soda fountain. luncheonette and
ice cream parlor. fully equipped Iocateo, on
very desirable corner in Northwest SecTon.
Great possibilities for increased business
under proper MANAGEMENT. Low p-lce and
reasonable terms TO right party. Thos. r.
Burch Company. Inc, 40 Penna. ave. NV
Phone National 09ll.
GAS STATION AND 7-ROOM AND BATH
BUNGALOW located on Baltimore Boulevard
IfrontaEr. ZOO IT,; about acres OF land;
shade. water and electricity; going station
""' 4. G HoUGHToN CO, Realtors.
9l5 G. ST. NV.
Store Room 1890.
Heat Furnished.
Alterations to Suit.
Rental. $4,000.
The Washing on Loan and Trust Co.
Real Estate Dept. Nat. 3440.
Established Location for
Restaurant and Cafeteria
at Portland Hotel for Rent.
Good business goes with it il
taken at once. Apply
FIDELITY STORAGE CO.,
1920 You St. NV.
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A dozen times the ape-man forced TO repeat
10 Blake the parting of the princess before
the young American could believe 1t. An thou
flndst him tell him the gates OF Nnlmr be open
to him and Guinalda awaits his coming" The
following morning the Waziri prepared TO take up
their march south toward the country OF Tarzan.
Blake dressed again in his iron mail bestrode his
charger as the column started down the trail, Tar
zan and the golden lion stood beside him.
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HFLP-DOMESTIC.

GIRL. white to do general housework, cook
rng and laundry for small family; stay
NIGHTS; fine home for right person. Can
Cleveland 03e8.
GIRL. white. reliable. TO take full charge
~ baby. good home and board and salary.
1914 ST. NV. North 0es0.
HOUSEKEEPER. white; employed couple, g.
yesU-nld child; small apartment; good nome
easonsble salary; t"ing references evenings
after or Saturday after pm, 433 Ken
ynn 81. NV. i
MATTRESSES. white. for hotel dining room
experience and reference necessary. Ad-
dress BOX ga Star ONCE
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SALE-AUToMoBILES.

SALE-AO
AUBURN s SEDAN, Is2smsl7s down; ss2 per
tires; guaranteed. WARRINGTON Motor Co.,
2o35 nth NV. Pot. 0044.
BUICK sEDAN 1880 Model 47I sI'r.S
low for quick sale at 1875. Trade or terms.
Golden Motors. 1927 18th st .
BUICK VICTORIA COUPE. 1927. Master 8;
S245 makes this real bargain; terms rea-
sonable; no trade: Csllan Motors Inc,
5so snAnn o'S'f''u'O'' -'A' NJ ~ NV W. v
BUICK MASTER SIX SEDAN, late. 1928.
series 100: ike. new; EQUIPPED With heavy
once; 1896 terms o. W. Rosenberg, LAG
BUICK SEDAN, ls2s-New tires; Al con-
BUICK 24-2l5 MASTER SIX TOURING
Fine condition. Must sell; owner; $50.
BUICK 4-PAss. COUPE, lsa5, model 1929
good; tires and motor oK. See this car for
only 5000; terms, $50 cash, balance montniy:
Pohanka Service 1l2e goth st. NV NORTH
BUICK s-PAss. COUPE. ls2s1A-1 ,eendi-
ton; 1875 cash. Harry A. oliker' 1870 X
Nolan Motor Co. iii 18TH 81. NV.
CADILLAC COUPE. late MODEL, 4-.pass.; 2
spare tires; good paint and qphoisteeGryS;;
i4th St NV Dec. 544g. -------------
CHEVROLET CLUB SEDAN, 1880. 4-door;
in perfect condition. Must be sold this
week; only s4l9; terms arranged. Mr.. Good,
Col. 4B32-W.
CHEVRoLET SPORT COUPE, 1sso-Rumble
seat; in beautiful condition throughout. See
this one before you buy; S445; terms, slas
down year to Sd pay o, P9hanka Service ll2e
CHEVROLET COACH, ls27-In splendid
mechanical condition: paint. tires and up.
will accept $40 cash and $40 monthly. Az my
home, 2752 Woodley pl. NV. Col. l2s5, any
time
CHEVROLET SPORT ROADSTER. is3l--
all .. rnas. i5.--ie3 ID. -, is-@ t1th.
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Before ending visits to Uncle Sans inspectors
of the things eat let us fly to Louisiana and
watch the Federal agents inspecting rice for farmers
The sales price of rice depends upon its predeter-
mined milling qualities and therefore, Government
grading of each crop is extremely valuable to plana-
ton operators. The inspectors have had to invent
several special machines to make standard grading
an exact process of them is the Smith Smelling
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


BICYCLE. used. in pretty good condition.
Call Col. 12l5.
BOOKS BOUGHT--Hishest prices. All kinds.
any quantities. Phone Met. 54l5. Pearl
mans Big Book Shop. 933 G NV. Est. 1907.
CASH IN YOUR OLD JEWELRY, diamonds,
watches. gold teeth. musical insts. For top
price, Gold Ref1nine. Inc, 400 18th ST n. W. i
CASH REGISTERS, show cases and store
fixtures; entire .contents bought. Edgar
Baum. Inc. 9l4 st. NV. Met. 9744.
FURNITURE = All kinds bought; highest
prices paid; prompt service. Call DOUGLAS,
MetropoltensT3T3. g
FURNITURE, all kinds wanted at once: will
pay highest cash prices. Call any time. Col.
9T04-J. l.
GOLD. silver, watches, diamonds ana old
jewelry needed in our manufacturing dept.
Full cash value paid. Selingers. S18 St
STORE FIXTURES, lunch room equipment;
entire contents purchased Atlas Store Fix
ture Co, 4l4 9Th st. NV. Met. e297
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES for all
kinds of household goods. Call North 1o1l4
for prompt service.
WE BUY AND SELL mems clothing, jewelry,
diamonds. firearms, musical instruments.
trunks, golf clubs. What have you to sell2
Max zweis. 937 D st. NV. Met. 9ll2. 1885.
Phone National 1891
ANYTHING TO SELL?
WESCHLERS, 9l5 e ST. NV.
Household effects. merchandise. stocks,
automobiles etc. Thirty-nine years serving
the Washington public.
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This is done by distilling sample of the grain
driving off the moisture by heating, condensing the
vapor, collecting the water and weighing 1t. Hav-
ing started with fair sample the output of this
miniature mill shows the inspector just which United
States standard grade TO mark the farmers entire
crop. Monday-How Government Standards Are
Set
Cali rights protected Trade mark rssistersd o.
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PERSONAL.


V1T-o-NET. BATHS FOR OBESITY: NEu-
ducing treatments; Mffin Fubs' closed
Thurs Pot. 472l. o
AGED AND CONVALESCENT LADIES CARED
for in nurses own nome Special attention
to diet Tray service Col 1881.
RECREATION FOR BOYS, GIRLS. 3 TO IL
yrs; separate depts.: sports supervised by
experienced counsellors transportat,oh'
Columbia 1846
FOR sALE-ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP COZ
eressional Country Club. Address ,. J., ~
1925 National Press Bldg.
ALL DRESSES AND LADIES' nIs5,o.t COATS IT.
HoWards Odorless Cleaners Stores all over
town Kash and Harry. -
YOUNG'S DAY CAMP FOR BOYS. GIRLS;
college counSelorS athletics. swimming, morse
manship; transportation; So weekly. North
1898 ---- j
REDUCING TREATMENTS, IS; CABINET
Turkish baths, baking. cleo. treatment; re-
suits assured North 6208 1913 N st. g
cONyALESCENTS AND AGED PATIENTS
cared for in private nursing home; nurse
constantly in charge; special dietary. Col
5517. .
WHEREVER YOU LIVE. WE CALL FOR
and deliver; no extra charge. Lady oresseS'
81; ladys Spring coats 81; pen SdTTS D nSS
Ci. EANING AND DYEING CO., INC. zoos
l8th st NV North 1879. --
WANTED REFINED LADIES, ! UNEM-
ployed who would be interested in sharing
very pleasant detached home with other
ladies. Address Box "A, Star ONCE.
DUPONT CIRCLE SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN,
1916 20th St. at Dupont Circle.
Summer supervision for boys and gIiS-
North 6244. Day and boarding. Reduced rates.
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machine which rubs the hulls from rice mechani-
cally The next step is to the hulls without
separating red grains and cracked grains from the
sound rice The Bates aspirator performs that feat
tanning out only the light hus Then, even after
the inspector has, by actual count determined the
percentage of sound. clean kernels, the sample is
not ready to be officially graded Another neces-
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grain using a miniature milling device, known
the Geh securing machine. This is nothing more
than an old-fashioned mortar and pounding pestle
geared to an electric motor The result of the
pestles repeated blows the rice (mixed with a
little sand) is to polish each grain, producing the
clean white product in kitchen cabinets. The
final step is to find out how much water is in the
rice, factor important to the commercial miller.
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Blake reached down and extended his hand to the
ape-man. "Good-by, sir" he said, land thank you
a thousand times. Goodbye" demanded Tarzan
Aren't you coming home with us?" Blake shook
his head. NO" he answered I'm going back into
the middle ages with the woman I love" Tarzan
and Jad-bal-ja stood in the trail watching Sir
James he rode toward the City of Nimmr
the blue and silver of his pennon f1uttering bravely
from the iron tip on his great lance
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Great was the rejoicing between the reunited friends
Zeyd held his beloved Ateja in his once more
Deprived OF their loot. Ibn Jad and his men were
under guard of the Wazir Tarzan had decided
for Ateja's sake, not to punish her father, but to
send the band home TO their desert. But happest
of all was Jimmy Blake when Tarzan told him that
the Princess Gunada was safe in her fathers castle
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


old. Phone Hyattsville 755-J. q
BATH TUBS. prlck ana building materials,
ga me ssYase material from many TTeckns
Jobs; we have large QUANTITIES OF good Hs ts
G P5Si as' You Want s 5as oorns
windows doors. sash. pipe. bath tlnS' raai-
pgm9ns and c h9ap 1s rbsT o onF
yards for the greatest selection at barsain
HECHISoER co. HoUsEwREcKING DEPT.
Main oftse-sl5tn ia ENC 3 T. s's; " Ne.
Brightwood 5925 Ga. Ave. NV.
BRICK; second hand: bargain, 1909 E St;
after s pm. l.
CASH REGISTERS. snow cases wall cases.
safes. coffee urns, steam tables. soda foun-
tainS. electric grinders. mixers. refriRerators:
partitions. store equipment ard fixtures OF
every description. Edgar Baum, Inc. sl4
CASH REGISTER NATIONAL, 1-drawer. cleo
trio: glass cutting table: motor cycle with
2o1O 18th st. NV.
CIGAR CASE. walnut. brand-new. Z 9" lonR.
8" high, 8 wide Will sacrlfice Tor QUICK
sale. National Woodworking Corporation; 80
New YORK ave ne 2
COFFEE URNS, toasJers. sIcsm tables. PaS
stoves, grease traps. sterilizerS. counters
play cases. electric mixers. scales, sales,
cash registers. tables; chairs; shelving beg:
S StS S. NV f's Net s2s gore FlN'uis co.
DEEP-WELL PUMPS 81 and tanks: shall
low-well pumps and tanks. Phone Claren-
don 1888.
DESKS surplus from . $. ooyernm.snt;
cIoSe-outs and Seconds. cheapest prices oE
FUN Hgii Co, n' gao 9Th St NV Net 7745
DEsKs-sa!e OF factory seconds" Of once
file cabinets, cabinet, safes and used once
Son. 6I6 st. NV. National a136.
DESKS. double. large size. in fair condition;
81 each. your truck. 929 Florida ave. NV.
DINING ROOM SUITE. 1o-piece, fumed oak.
DRAY WAGONS 81, large; very cheap. Cell
Lincoln 1920. p
ELECTRIC RANGE Universan, in perfect
conditog nearly . 1sS s7ls Ga ave nw
FAN tDiehD. 24-inch: direct current. East.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lIylns room suite.
t27 so; bed room suite. s45; dinirs room
81 So other furniture. 1911 St ne. j.
GRANDFATHER's CLOCK. old-time. most
beautiful in the world. Herbert Gilmore
Rutledge. Tenn.
INVALID ROLLING CHAIRs-Por rent or
sale; new and used; all STYLES: all sizes; re.
CO. 4ls 10th St NV. Met. 1874.
bar attachment; used only Eve times; cost
1870; will sell for $780, Metropolitan 1928.
OFFICE FURNITURE. including mahogany
trio fans. typewrters. mimeograph, etc. Call
9 to 10, IL to or TO 6, 236 woodward Bldg.
OLD ITALIAN CHESTS OF DRAWERS t2).
one old Venetian table. one italian bookcase:
auire mornings at 2eoi Calvert St. Apt. POS.
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I'VE are the Waziri of Tarzan,' said the leader
Searching for our chief and master Blake could
have wept for JOY Meanwhile the ape-man, with
the golden lion had intercepted Ibn Jad and terri
fed the Arabs into turning back with the stolen
treasure Thus it that the advancing WARN
met Tarzan with Ibn Jads bedraggled party. took
over the prisoners and the custody of the jewels and
gold from the VALLEY of the Sepulcher
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HELP--MEN.

AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN. experience pre-
terred. but not essential real oppS hn nss
earned 5000 year or better Ssnt.. Must SnD be
SAr. Callan. 1929 NJ ST. NV. - 1885,
AUTO SALESMAN-An experienced sales
man with a good record can sell new PSnI
and oakland 9n sSe one 6nce Fred
L. Morsan. 3l1o M st. NV. -.--.-
ROY, living with parents in nearby Va;
H sn se traGe esadS @
future: salary and com; Aao ,,es 0'a'io"ei'
NIGHT MAN who can operate elevator
switchboard and furnace room: must be
ouslined and we'll recomniended; bring rel
erences. Apply manager. 3220 conn, aNe--
RAILROAD AGENT at suburban freight sta
ton. at once; 500 per month must De t hHI
R sdS1sss Roe z star oee
SALESMAN. experienced in live. and dressed
poultry; if you're afraid Of hard work dont
apply; state experience and salary expected
Address BOX 45l-Z. Star ONCE.
SALESMAN, experienced, for outside work IN
nearby Md. and Va. Must have lurnItufe
age. Experience and salary cxDected in reply.
Address Box 7o-X. Star once. -e-
SHEET METAL WORKERS, Z. for open
7is-72l 2nd st. ne.
SHIPPING CLERK-Must know city, and
have ability to manage drivers. L s,taS]
fTaSe address Boz 4I9-z, Star Office.
SHOE REPAIRER, experienced, colored. Ap-
ply 5l8 4i2 ST. sw -----------
SODA DISPENSER, experienced; bring rel
erence 1877 st. NV
SODA MEN. experienced; new downtown
fonntain Address Box 1897. Star once =
STOCK CLERK between IS and 30 Years
old Only those with nrSt-ciaSs IeleIeH.e
need apply Applicants give full detallS IN
frst letter Address Box 429-H. star ounce
Young MAN to Ak UP small display IN
wholesale store: hours weekly. az - houl.
novelties and toys. Address Box 4oo-H' star
ONCE.
MEN, two. with five-passenGer cars,
10 work the city. $50 per week guar
antee. See Mr.. Fore, 2l5 Southern
Building.
statesmen WANTED.
Those willing to work can earn $500 70
$500 per month selling StudebaHer auEon1IvU
hiIes: experience not necessary see n; w
Mong 1892 Conn. ave. Lee ID. Butler, inc
Studebaker distributors. ---..----
EXPERIENCED WHITE CHAUF-
FFURS with identification cards Tor
Diamond Cabs.
Applv to Mr.. Hipson. II h St. \ +.
DIAMOND SERVICE NO. ,,
SALESMAN, ONE ACQUAINTED
WITH ICE r I S \ + 5 5 PRE-
FFRRFD. WILL PAY SALARY.
THE NJ. ]. ULINE CO., 5rd AND
NJ SITS. NE.
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GUARANTEED BARGAINS.

NICANAN ELL bAKNIAlNS.
Buick "a Master Brougham, prIyately
used; new tires, 60-day guar $3.50
Ford i2e Tudor. de luxe; wire wheels. ass
Ford '29 Coupe ................l 1875
Ford 10 Touring ................. las
Cadillac 7-pass. Sedan. So model =. $50
Packard Tour. overhauled. like new. 225
Buick '27 Coupe. rumble seat. gas
Peerless $50 Sedan. 1927 ......... ais
Chevrolet % Convertible Coupe -. 1875
Cadillac 50 Brougham, 5-pass. 100
wolverine "a Sedan ................ 100
Nash "a Roadster, with rumble seat. Us
Chrysler so Sedan. 1927 ............. ITS
Nash Special Sedan. 1927 ......... 100
Locomobile Jr. Sport Touring -. 1eS
Studebaker Sedans CD, from s125 to IT'S
ChrysIer 20 Brouaham 2-door .. las
Chevrolet '36 Roadster ........,.... las
Maxwell as Sedan, like new 1900. 135
Dodge '26 Coupe. GOOD buy 1850. l35
Buick Master Sedans ca. each ..... las
Whippet 4 Rdstr.. with rumble seat. l2S
Studebaker Special Sedan ......... i25
Whippet Coaches t3). each $500. l25
Chevrolet 5edans 90, from .....:... IS 10
Essex 2o Coupe ..................
Nash Nash Adv. Rdsir.. with rumble seat. IS
cs Sega5r c conpes ioaiine ... S 10
Chevrolet i-ton Dump Truck 1880. 1856
Ford 1-ton Lunch Wason s.......... 12S
Plenty others on hand, lowest prices;
trucks and light deliveries; terms or trade.
RoBT HERsoNs AUTO EXCHANGE.
100 Fla. Ave. NE.
es3-e59 Fla. Ave. NV.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-01

MEN, two. with hve-passenger cars,
10 work the city. $50 per week guar
antee. See Mr. Fore, 2l5 Southern
Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-01
SITUATION-DOMESTIC.


Girl, colored, neat. intelligent; part time.
morning work excellent laundress. Phone
Col. 1888
LADY middle aged. desires position as light
housekeeper or care for children in small
home or apt. Address Box 455-z, Star Of
fee. .
WOMAN. middle-ased South American: with
GOOD experience in homework and with best
references. wants work with small famiiE as
maid. cook. nurse or general houseworKeT.
Address Mrs. Jerez, 1888 ST. NV.
YOUNG WOMAN. colored. desires position
doing general houSework. 2007 Vermont
ave, NV.