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swim, yet somehow they went. Hal
There Is another signal huttering. !
ope that fish will be as good one
as this one"
He started for the tip-up from which
the little flag was f1uttering and he
took with him the fish he had already
caught, the last one, you know. He
didn't mean to lose that one in the
mysterious way he had lost the others.
The hole where the signal was hap
pened to be the same hole from which
he had pulled his first fish that day.
This was the one he had left Tapping
on the ice while he visited another tip
up and which had vanished while his
back was turned. He had decided that
the fish must have Topped back into
the hole, although it didn't seem pos
sible. He was thinking of this as he
pulled another fish from the hole in the
ice. He looked all around. There wasn't
a thing behind which any one could
hide. Not far distant was what looked
like snow-covered end of log frozen
in the ice. Only Mouse could hide
behind it and Mice do not carry OF
fish.
Eyes" said he, chat fish must have
managed to flop back to this hole and
into the water, but that doesn't explain
how the second fish got away. Hello,
what is thlS?"
He stopped and picked up a small
feather. It was quite a small feather.
It was white with a brown spot on 1t
and it was very soft. A look of suS-
picion swept over the face of FARMER
Browns Boy and once more he looked
carefully all around.
This feather" said he slowly, was
dropped by none other than Whitley the
Snowy Owl. The question is, when did
he drop it? 1t hasn't been here very
long, not long enough to have become
frozen ever so little to the ice. 1t seems
to me that have read that Whitley is
something of fisherman himself. Any
way he probably likes fish. Most Owls
do. He flies without making sound,
just as all Avis do. I wonder If he
came along and picked up that fish
while my back was turned"
He walked toward what he had taken
to be the Snow-covered end of a log
frozen in the ice. When he was close
to it it suddenly spread broad wings
and seemed to float away. Then Farmer
Browns Boy had a glimpse of a pair
of fierce yellow eyes as Whitley flew
past him across the river to the other
shore. Where he had been sitting
Farmer Browns Boy found few small
fish scales on the snow. Then he was
sure of where that first fish had gone
and, of course, he thought the second
one had gone in the same way to the
same place.
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Kelly entertained the priest and John
rister, orator and wit, at dinner, serving
corned mutton, a dish of which both
his guests were extravagantly fond.
After dinner Curran said to Father
OLeary, Reverend Father, wish you
were St. Peter
"And why, Counselor" asked Father
OLeary, would you wish that I were
Because, Reverend Father" replied
Curran, Gin that case you would have
the keys of heaven, and YOU could let
me In
The priests eyes twinkled. by my
honor and conscience, Counselor" he
retorted, st would be better for you
that I had the keys of the other place,
for then I could let you out"
Father O'Leary had heard q great
deal Of Dr. johnson and was very
anxious to be introduced to him. A
him to the lodgings of the doctor, having
first told him that the priest was high
ly learned.
johnson met Father OIeary churlish-
ly, looking him up and down, but pay
ing no attention to him. Finally, with
a sour look, he spoke to him in the
Hebrew language. OLeary making no
reply, he said: why do you not an
swer me, sir?"
Faith, SIR" said the priest, II cam
not reply to you because do not under
stand the language in which you are
addressing me-"
Sneering, johnson said to Mr.. Murphy,
"Sir, this is pretty fellow you have
brought hither; he does not understand
the primitive language"
Father OLeary bowed low and then
made a long speech to the doctor In
Irish. johnson, puzzled, looked inquir-
ingly at Murphy, whereupon OLeary
said In English, Mr.. Murphy, this is
a pretty fellow to whom you have
brought me; he does not understand
the language Of the sister kingdom"
Whereupon, making johnson a low
bow, he departed.
Copyright, 1919
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Ny NeighbOr Says:

The best way to remove stains
on white flannel Is to mix equal
parts of the yolks Of eggs and
glycerin, apply the mixture TO the
stains and allow 1t to soak for
half an hour before the article Is
washed.
Never put bread into q bread
box until it has cooled, or 1t viii
become soggy.
When cleaning bed springs use
q long handled dish mop.
When burning vegetable refuse,
put handful Of salt into the IRE
with it to prevent an unpleasant
odor.
Piquant dressing can be served
on sliced tomatoes or lettuce SAL
ads. To make this dressing, add
one hard-cooked egg, two table,
spoons chopped green pepper, two
tablespoons Of onion and three
tablespoons of catchup to two
thirds cup French dressing.
The pockets Of kitchen aprons
are continually catching on door
handles, nails, etc. Try putting
the pocket in the center of the
apron. The pocket can be reached
by either hand and cannot catch
on anything and tear.
(copyright. ieal.l
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Copyright, 1879
Raisin-Nut Waters.

Break or cut into small pieces one
pound of pecan nuts or English wal
nuts, but do not chop them, as chop
by beating the whites of four eggs to a
stih broth and adding gradually eight
tablespoonfuls of powdered sugar and q
few drops of lemon Juice. To this add
part of the chopped raisins. Spread the
mixture thickly on crisp, unsalted
waters. Sprinkle thickly with the
chopped nuts and the rest Of the rail-
sins and put into a very slow oven to
brown. The quantity will make so
waters.
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Only Exceptions.
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
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GENERAL AGENT AND
THREE SOLICITORS

for the District of Columbia to
handle exclusive line of health
and accident insurance due to
recent merger of two large East
ern stock companies just enter
ing the District of Columbia.
We insure select risk only with
strictly non-cancellable and non
prorateable health and accident
policies. Those with insurance
experience will be given prefer
ence. Must be member of F. &
A. M. or Odd Fellows, both pre-
ferred. Not over forty-hve years
of age and coming we'll recon-
mended. For interview with
manager address Box 1901, Star
Office, giving phone number and
address. 17*
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TeIltaIe Feather.
me trife that you chance 20 see
May not q trifie prove to be-.
Warmer RroWn'S BOY

What Farmer Browns Boy means is
that little things often prove to be most
important things and not to be over
looked or despiSed. Little things often
lead to big things. 1t was only a little
feather that Farmer Browns Boy found,
but that little feather partly solved the
mystery of the disappearance Of the
fishes he had caught through the ice
on the Big River. From it he was en-
abled to guess where at least one Of
his vanished fishes had gone.
You see, two had disappeared. One
ne had dropped near the hole in the
ice through which he had caught it.
It had vanished while he was pulling
another out through another hole. The
second had just as mysteriously van
ished from place on the bank of the
Big River. 1t had gone while he was
catching third fish. He was puzzled
boy when he returned and found that
that fish had disappeared. He resolved
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THE STARS
DAILY PATTERN
SERVICE
Accentuates SHINES.

It's the new wrap-around slip that
follows the shaping of the figure. It's
made from a length of material. No
seams to cause conflicting lines to the
outer garment. The wrapped arrange
ment makes it shadow-proof.
The selvedge edge Of the material
makes smart, neat finish for the lower
edge of the slip.
The side edges of the slip may be
finished with a picot edge or rolled-in
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It was seldom that Dr. Samuel john
son was left defeated in conversation.
But on one notable occasion he was the
victim. His conqueror was the Rev.
Father OLeary, famous priest of the
day, who, like johnson, was noted for
ton.
A sample Of Father OIeary's wit is
recorded by Michael Kelly, the singer
and composer, who fourished in Eng
land and on the continent during the
latter part of the eighteenth century.
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ABE MARTIN SAYS

ct heard shot an a scream in the
hall but I wuz jest listenin' in on Amos
n Andy an thought no more Of it,"
testified Mrs. Tilford Moots' brother,
questioned in regard to the murder o.
his wife.
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hem. This is about all the sewing re-
quired TO make it, save FOR q few darts
through the bodice and to tack the
shoulder straps in place.
It's straight from Paris! You'll be
thrilled with the easy manner In which
st Is made.
The back, too, has perforations for
deep for evening wear. The upper
and lower edge may be trimmed with
lace. Crepe de chine, crepe satin and
nat crepe are popularity used.
style No. 900 may be had In sizes
10, IL, IS, Is. 20 years. SO, 38 and 40
inches bust.
The 16-year size requires rs yards Of
G5-ineh material.
For q pattern of this style, sent is
cents, In stamps or coin, directly TO The
washington Stars New York Fashion
Bureau, Fifth avenue and Twenty-ninth
atEest NeW York --4.------...-----.A-
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BEAUTY PARLORS.
MANICURE, 25c; HAIR CUT. 25c; MARCEL.
Csc; hot oil, 25c; work guar or no charge.
Stewards, 92l r NV. Notox dyeing.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL (E6T. 1919.
Friday Special. Until 8 PM. the Famous
MABELLE HONOUR FACIAL, 35c.
Permanent Waves Complete, IS.
1875 N. H. Ave. az l4th st. NV.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL (EST 1919.
Friday Special, Until PM, the Famous
MABELLE HONOUR FACIAL, 35c.
Permanent Wave, Complete, IS.
1325 N. II. Ave. SIT 14th st. NV.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

INSTRUCTION COURSES.
WHAT CAN YOU DO FOR A LIVELIHOOD?
Prepare yourself now; telephone switchboard
operating; ehort, easy, fascinating course to
learn. Oxford Bldg, l4th st. at N. Y. ave.
JAZZ, POPULAE MUSIC IN 90 LESSONS;
piano. saxophone, banjo, etc.i free Lessons
7ls ilth Sc. NV. DIST. l2Te. Free booked.
GRADED DICTATIoN. go, 80, 100, 40.
Glasses for special students, day or evening.
MT. PLEASANT SCHOOL for SECRETARIES,
Tivoi Theater Bldg, 1913 18th st. NV.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SPANISH. ENGLISH
Intensive course: prepare for translator
exam MRS. STOWE, 1920 Eye st. NV. 17s
GREGG SHORTHAND BY EXPERIENCED
teacher. BEGINNERS; review; speed dictation.
Private lessons. Moderate rates. Decatur
AUTO LESSONS BY OLD, RELIABLE M
struetor, 81 per hour, any hours; permit Sc
cured; parking q speciality. North 7440.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE
IS win start you In this profitable profess
sion. Modern methods taught BY expert i'm
struckorB. A visit 70 our school VIII CONVINCE
you. MODERN SCHOOL or BEAUTY QUIZ
@u66 al &AkAA 2haateA 3lag,sAafh = y uizb
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s~THIS FEATHER" SAID HE SLOW
LY, WAS DROPPED BY NONE
OTHER THAN WHITLEY THE
SNOWY OWL"
to hold on to the one he had just
caught. He sat down on a log by the
fire he had built son the bank and
he kept one foot on the tail of the fine
pickerel he had just caught.
ST would like to see this one get
away" said he. Where those others
went to is beyond me. They couldn't
run, they couldn't fly and they couldn't
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sTTUATIoNs-MEN AND WOMEN.
FRENCH COUPLE Wishes position Is butler
ana lady's maid; best IeSeyeneoa, Address
&n1 Az80Ek3 9ka1r AmeaE -.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


BOOKKEEpTsR, doubie-entry, ledger and
card records. general once work; best ref
erences. Address Box 76-J, Star once.
COMPANION TO lady; have composed, cheer
full disposition. good conversattonalist and
reader: excellent references. Address BOX
EN0IL5HWQMAN, white, refined. wants
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. work or nurse to an
invalid Phone Adams T009-W.
ENGLISH WOMAN, capable, desires position
as chambermaid or companion. help with
small family; good reference. Phone Wis.
2759
LADY Of refinement desires q position as
Address Apt. 43. the New Berne, Ills 18th
81. n.N.
LADY, refined, wishes management OF apt
house; experienced. Potomac l02o.
NURSE, practical; settled lady, Virglnian;
any kind OF nursing; generally useful. Mrs.
NURSE, practical, Is years experience; doc
STENOGRAPHER-6 yrs' ex-
perience; exceptionally ef1cient; excellent
references. Address Box 44-J. Star once. Ice
STENOGRAPHER, English and Spanish. ex-
perlenceo, desires secretartal position hitting
her her 9uga,Mncation1s: go9da references. Ad-
STENOGRAPHERi nine years experience;
reference. Address Box 61-J. Star once. az
STENOGRAPHER-CLE = Five years ex-
perience, patent law and investment bank
ing. h1gh-school graduate; age 20 years.
salary desired, SIS per week. Address BOX
29-J, Star once. 15s
STENoGRAPHER AND TYPIST, experienced,
YOUNG WOMAN, Government employe, viii
Star once. IS"
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.
PREPARE NOW-FILE CLERK. STATISTI-
Tuition, $40 The Civil Service Preparatory
School, Sc. corner 18th & F NV. Met. 6337.'
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CHEVROLETS. 1929-1926, priced from S95 to
$4l5' IN coupes: sedans, coaches and cabrio.
let's. Buy at the home Of 'sTrew Values"
The Trew Motor Co., 1909 18th st. Decatur
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Observation-Disclosures

O11UAx1ON-OON1E
COOK. AND GENERAL HoUsEWORK; 80 or
stay best references. N. 1885.
COOK, colored, nrst-class, general maid,
waitress; neat, willing worker full, part
time OF days. Decatur 24le
GENERAL HoUsEWoRK, peFt-tine iob o
st. NV. Apt. sos. W. v 80 20 80 :
GENERAL HOUsEWORKER, young woman,
eolored neat; pleasing peESon9iity. thorough aii
all week. Decatur 3242.
GIRL, white, wishes to do housework after
e edre or or pashsor PART can Horh iOas
G1RI-Good girl wishes place for general
housework; good reference. home nights.
1920 Fairmont St., Apt. 2. Adams S134-J.
GIRL, colored. wishes work Of any kind; STAY
nights; city or Virginia references. 1902
18th st. NV.
GIRLS ca, coiored, refined and intelligent
ing, or "H viii operate an eievator; licensed
and excellent local references. 8l3 g st. NV
GIRL, neat, colored, wants general house
2259 18th pl. NV. -
GIRL, colored, refined, light complexion,
wishes work, public or private; references.
Pot. 4012, am. to 10 am.
GIRL wishes place, general houseTork s ana
cooking; references. Phone West 14O9. 24z1
M st. NV.
GIRL, cOlored, wishes position, as nurse or
erenee. 1871 Corcoran st. NV.
GIRL. colored, honest. wants job as general
housewOrker. Phone Metropolitan 1882.
GIRL, colored, wants part-time Job. any
kind of work. Atlantic 0662.
LAUNDREss, out, Thursday. Friday. Satur-
3899-W. 1907 18th st. NV.
MAID, colored; neat, pleasant, splendid
time; best zef, Dec 0537.
TWO SUyTERS wish place together, one as
nurse, other as .chambermatd- waitress; ages
good references. Please call or write 70
Mrs. Nellie Smith, 1884 Harvard st. NV. IS
WOMAN, colored, wishes part-ttime or morn
ing work. Call between 2 am. ana 1z:dO
pm. sol p st. NV.
WOMAN, colored, neat, wishes cooks place
in private family; will do nrst-door work.
1745 Kalorama I'd, Apt. !.
WOMAN wants Job, general housework, small
family; good cook; references; home nights.
Please call 1923 81. NV.
WOMAN, colored, desires light housework,
cooking, small family city ref. 1913 st.
WOMAN, white, middle-aged, wants place
fond Of children; wages So per week; ref
erence. Address Box 75-J. Star ONCE.
WOMAN, reliable, wishes work By day or
bundle wash: silks special Call Columbia
s049. 2424 nth St. Apt. 8.
WOMAN, good worker, wants light work in
small family; room' small wages. Call at
wy u So. NV.
WOMAN wants evening work, such as help
ing with dinner parties; experienced; ref
Saturday; night. apply 75s Col. I'd.
WOMAN colored. from country, wishes Job
cooking or work OF any kind. Call 1881 9Th
YOUNG WOMAN as housekeeper in private
family; good cook. Can furnish best Of
reference. Can Metropolitan 2128. Is
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MOTOR TRAVEL.
WANIEp-Passengers 20 Miami and Vicinity
asE RsekerS sssdd see be- hsSsed; go
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HELP-WOMEN.

HELP-WOMEN.
COUNTER GIRL. aged 20 to 80 years; must
be thoroughly experienced. Ye Ode Wene
Cafeteria. 1859 Columbia I'd.
with energy and initiatives. good pay. regular
hours. promotion; high-school education at
least Address Box 314-H. Star ONCE.
GIRLS to learn photo finishing. 3S27 GeOr-
gia ave. Apply Q to 8.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE at reliable
school Earn while you learn. Stewart
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE wanted for in
of prominent Americans. An aggressive lady
can make upward Of $4,000 a year, II full
time is given. Experience is unnecessary, as
applicant and show how easily q good, per
manent income may be made In reply
that the worthwhileness OF a personal in
terview may be determined; Address East
East Aurora. N. y. To-
sALEsLADY, experienced in ladies ready to-
wear. Apply Gaffns, 929 @ st. NV
SALEsLADIEs, house-to-house advertising
mission. 46l II st. NV.
sALEsWOMEN-Mus have specially shop
experience. Apply 1925 @ So. NV.
SANDWICH MAKER and soda dispenser: ex-
Co, 926 nth st. NV.
STENOGRAPHER in patent attorneys once;
STATE experience ana salary c1pcCteQs AQ-
dress BOX 46-J. Star once. 15'
YOUNG LADY, .experienced P. B. K. oper-
ator. stenographic and Ming. State age, sin:
gle or married, experience, Qualifications and
salary required. Address Box SCI, Star
once.
A BIGGER FUTURE FOR SOME WOMAN.
happy associations, splendid opportunities
Tor Sen-dsyel9Pment;e for woman OF eau-
unusual company has developed successful
business careers Tor hundredS OF women In
washington Hotel. for appointment.
PROGRAM FOR 1881.
Our board of directors Just completing
program for expansion for 1891, have splen-
did opportunities for several young women
to capitalize their literary knowledge, acting
as travelling representatives. Those selected
must be well educated, past IS, sincere and
interested in making connection with q re-
liable frm on q salary and bonus basis.
M. z. Turnbull, Room 728 Tower Bldg, 18th
and K, after pm. Personal interview only.
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HELP-DONYESTTC.

GENERAL HOUsEWORKER, reliable, in re-
fined colored family; must cook well, like
children; no Sunday work; $50 month; ref
erence. 2202 Flagler pl. after 8.
GERMAN GIRL for general housework. APP
ply 1925 q st. NV.
MAID, white desired; general housework in
small family; stay nights; Phone Cleveland
2e31-J. 15e
WOMAN, white, experienced in plain cook
ing and housework; good reference; stay
nights. 5514 18th ST. NV. Georgia 3l55.
WOMAN, colored, settled, general housework
for two adults. one child; good references;
stay nights. Clev. 1904.
YOUNG GIRL to do houseWork and care
for child: stay nights. Apply 3401 r. l.
ave-, Mt. Rainier, Md.
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CHEVROLET 1880 de luxe sport roadster
with rumble seat; beautiful green fnish;
mechanically ok; low mileage. r. I. Tay-
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CHEVROLET COACH, l930-Run very little;
fully equipped. including many extras S445:
te ms and trade. r. L. Taylor Motor Co.,
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CHEVROLET COACH, is2s-Paint, tires ana
mechanical condition very good: don't miss
this nne BARGAIN; only $ls5. Triangle Mo-
tor Co., New York ave Omen eVeniuRs
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CHEVROLET SPORT COUPE. 1880; rumble
seat: fully equipped; run very little; equal
to new in every way; s475; terms. trade.
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CHEVROLET COACH. 1875; here Is a car
that Will gtve many miles of satisfactory
service; paint, tires and motor o. X, and
only $40; terms. Pohanka Service, 1l2o
Goth ST. NV North O347
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LII S1NG NO1~1A1L&No
--phqne Metropolitan sa17 and set the best
regultBs For furniture, antiques, china, bric-
s. 80 "a az "a SfeSs SlEnituKaT xn bns0|p
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FORD MODEL A ROADsTERs-Five to Sc
lect from, all different color; tires, uphol-
stery and general condition in best OF shape;
$265 and up. Triangle Motor Co., New
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CHEVROLET ROADSTER. 1929. cylinders;
motor, top, tires and upholstery In hne COM
ditioni finish almost like new. A real bar.
gain at 5000; only 500 down. balance easy
m 1ana paym ne $40, your car in trade
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CHEVROLET COUPES, 18SU-One Win VIC
wheels, one with disc wheels; S425. 1928
sport coupe, $3.50; terms; guaranteed. See
Mr.. Barnes. 1929 18th. Decatur 2aqO.
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OFFICE MANAGER.
Experienced accountant, now employed, de-
sires new connection. Address Box 57-J,
Star once.
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BUsINEsS oPPORTuNrTTEs.

OLD ESTABLISHED drug store--Good busi-
ance terms. address BOZ a7S.H. star once.
LIZ
HOTEL WANTED; must Sc downtown loca-
ton and IN good shapes xeascnanle rent.
22-J, Star once. l5e
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lunch room. cafeteria
Business. whae have yons VIII excSSn ne
S S1s q sg1 sc sssr s brick houses
payine nearly $500 per month, viii double A
dress 4 Boz Ss-J. Star rV once. l N
EXECUTIVE. hish-type, to All. position as
promotion sales manaGeT Of ageressly We
Of commodity virgin. Investment Of 5000
to sSoe9 TeqIred @ss DC avaiis9ie az
years. Address all communications care Of
EXECUTIVE, high-type, to I'LL position as
ing organization. POtentiaI market Of COM
$4,000 necessary. Must be available at
Of self IN frst letter: Address ali commgnie
cations care Of Manufacturer), Hamilton
CAFE, 2l21 Rhode Island ave. me-; fully
equipped good business; no competition;
closed Sundays; can stay without deposit
LUNCH ROOM with soda fountain and Is
rooms aboYe; rent from rooms more than
pays rent. whole; safe opportunity. Price,
ONE OF the fnest restaurant and barbeques
OF the nnest OPPORTUNITIES; illness causes
selling. Apply Ben Schwartz, $40 st. NV.
IL
BARBER SHOP, three chairs, completely
equipped with living quarters above. Apply
John z. Donohoe, 314 Pa. ave. Sc. 10"
HAVE $1,000 70 INVEST, with services, IN a
454-H, Star once. 15s
LIVE WIRE realty agent Call b. N, Siegal,
Met. 1888 for your advantage.
GROCERY STORE, sale at sacrifice; must
be sold Immediately. Call North 1928.
LUNCH ROOM, furnished, recently adver-
Gated. Decatur 5l06.
$350-Cigar and newsstand; terms.
$16o-Cigar and newsstand; cheap rent
$6OO-Battery and tire business; corner.
$l,300-Grocery and rooms, bath, h.-w.h,
cleo light; 5000 weekly business.
&250-Rooming house, 10 rooms, baths.
$450-Rooming house. 10 rooms; rent, $50
S550-Rooming house, IL rooms; rent, $40
house. house, T rooms: baths Sssh:
r. NJ. CURTIS, $50 18th st. NV. Nat. 1882.
FOR SALE-BUSINESS.
A fully equipped bottling business, consist
ready Tor Spring business. win sell as a
whole. Wen worth the money. Apply to
Esaity Co. 1919 Wisconsin ave.
OFFICIAL POSITION
In q growing corporation with salary and
interest in Washington, d. c., enterprise;
$lO,OOO investment necessary; real money
making opportunity; Write Room 414, South
TO BUY OR SELL
ANV PTICTNECC