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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-07-09

-navigable rivers and small
streams are the property of the per-
sons through whose land they flow.
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ASSOCIATION
FRIDAYS RESULT
American League

Philadelphia, 11-6; Chicago, AZ.
Cleveland, 6; Washington, S.
New York. 8; Detroit, 2.
st. Louis, 8; Boston, 4.
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TO PICK WRESTLERs

Columbus, O.. July 9.-R)-Unclt
Sam will select his wrestling team fol-
the 10th Olympiad here Saturday a.
the final rounds of the American try.
outs, which started Thursday with
more than 100 entries.
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Yesterdays Stars
by The Associated Press

Joe Vosnik. Indians - Singled in
eighth to drive in winning run
against Senators.
Jimmie FoXX and Roy Mahaffey
Athletics-Former clouted 3Cth homer
in first game with White SoX; latter
allowed only five hits in nightcap..
Earle Combs. Yankees-His home;
with two on beat Tigers. 80.
Hack Wilson. Dodgers-Drove il,
four runs against Reds with three
singles.
Floyd Vaughan, Pirates-Singled in
ninth to drive in winning run againS.
Giants.
Bob Brown. Braves-Stopped Car
dinals with four hits.
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in three runs to aid the Braves in
downing the st. Louis Cards. E to l.
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Boston. .. 600 002 040- 6 10 l
st. Louis. ). 900 600 DOL 4 l
Brown and Hargrave: Dean, Der
ringer and MancuSo, Wilson.
Pirates Stop Giants

Pirates Stop Giants
Pittsburgh-The Pirates continued
its pennant- winning stride by nosing
out the New York Giants, 8 to Z.
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New York. 900 005 O1l-7 Is 2
Pittsburgh. O23 10 00l-8 II l
Hubbell, Schumacher. Bell, Mooney
and Hogan; Kremer, Chagnon and
Grace.
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Robins Swamp Reds

Robins Swamp Reds
Cincinnati-The entire Brooklyn
lineup shared in batting honors as
they swamped the Cincinnati Reds,
Is to S.
r II E
Brooklyn. 7l3 600 O40-15 Is 2
Cincinnati. $50 900 O00- 9 S
Clark and Lopez: johnson, Ogden.
Hilcher, Rixey and lombard.
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National Leasu

National League
New York, z: Pittsburgh, 8.
Brooklyn, Is; Cincinnati, S.
Chicago, 6; Philadelphia, 4.
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American Associat ton

Minneapolis, 8; Toledo, 3.
Louisville, z; Milwaukee. l.
st. Paul, 8: Columbus, 5.
INDIANAPOLIS. S: Kansas City. l.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
A. VUin Tsv3,1 Ri1o

AS WIN 1WIu Dbl
Philadelphia-The Athletics took
doubleheader from the White Sox, q
to and II to 2 and jumped into Sec
ond place.
Chicago ;. o1o OIL olo-4 10 !
Philadelphia O20 OH 10x-6
Jones, Faber, and CRUDE; EarnsnaW'
Rommell, Grove, and Cochrane.
CHICAGO. DOL 600 olo-s $ 5 5 ;
Philadelphia $50 100 l0x-ll II 0
CASTOR. Gregory, Evens, and Berry;
Mahaffey and Heving.
Indians Win Again
Cleveland-Ferrell rang up anotner
victory as Cleveland made 1t three
straight over the Senators, s to 5:
cleveland. oos OF, oao- g 8 i 3 . 8
washington 2lO 900 o2o-5 10 ,
Terrell and Myatt; Coffman. Burke
and Spencer.
Tigers Drop Notch
New York@Charley Ruffing pitched
the league leading Yankees to a win
over JkG OCVAOAU AA6SAo'
slipped back into third place.
r H E
Detroit -. 600 600 1912 6 0
New York. OO3 600 COX 3
sorrell and Hayworth; Ruffing and
JorgenS.
Browns Trim Boston
Boston-The Browns routed Boston
to 4. F. Schultz and Levey starred
at bat.
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st. Louis. 06O 900 10 10 2
Boston. 49,. OlO 600 0l2- A 8 !
Stewart and Bengough; Gallagher.
Michaels, Moore and Connolly
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Braves Down Cards
| st. Louis-Art Shires starred for
the third successive day as he batted
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Tribe Scalps Blues

Kansas City-A crowd of more than
10000 watched the Blues lose their
third consecutive game to Indianapo-
lis, S to l.
r H e
indianapolis 010 010 003-5 II 0
Kansas City 600 100 00O-1 7 o
Cooney and Riddle; Thomas, Car
son and Snyder.
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Saints Win Third

Saints Win Third
st. Paul-The Saints made it three
in row from Columbus by emerging
victor in to contest.
R II E
Columbus. 211 0O1 OOO-5 10 2
st. Paul. 010 1O2 Sax IA 2
Blake, Lee and Sprinz; Van Alta,
Munns, Harriss and Fenner.
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SOME ANTS

SOME ANTS
Three unruly prisoners who were
locked in specially strong cell in
Colombo prison escaped because white
ants ate away the brick work around
the window bars.
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Saints Aid Milers
By Trimming Birds
indianapolis Close on Heels Of
League Leading Mime
apoIis Contingent

Chicago. July 9.-(P)-The lively
antics of the st. Paul clup during the
past three days have proved boon
to Minneapolis as far as the Columbus
menace is concerned.
With the battle for the leadership
of the American Association so tight
it squeaks, Minneapolis has needed
help in standing off the challangerS
being able to take care of only one
at a time itself. The Saints have
obliged by taking three straight from
the Red Birds, while the Millers have
managed to whip Toledo twice in
three engagements, leaving 1ndianap-
oils the only team about which to
worry.
The Millers had only slight mar
gin over the Indians Saturday, but
things might have been worse had
not st. Paul showed Columbus around.
The Saints Friday came from behind
to win. 9 to S. with Rob Fenner's triple
in the seventh with two on as the de-
cisive blow. Loose fielding sent the
Red Birds away in front but they
were unable to hold the margin.
The combination of Carmen Hills
pitching and Paul Richards batting
brought Minneapolis an to victory
over Toledo. Hill gave the Hens only
six hits, while his battery mate
slammed out a home run, two doubles
and a single to drive in five runs.
Rubber Jonnard smothered Milwau-
kee with only four hits and Louisville
evened the series with Z to l VIC
tory.
Indianapolis kept pace by defeating
Kansas City in a night game, 3 to
to make it three in a row.
Millers Beat Toledo
Minneapolis Hills pitch
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Set Down Brewers
MilWaukee-Jonnard limited the
Brewers to four hits and the Colonies
gave him a to victory.
r H E
Louisville. 200 OIL 300 10 o
Milwaukee. O10 600 OOO-l 4 2
Jonnard and Shea; Stiles, Braxton
| and Young.
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Millers Beat Toledo
Minneapolis Hills pitch
ing and Paul Richards hitting brought
the Millers an 8 to 3 victory over
Toledo in the third game of the SER
les.
r H E
Toledo -. 600 002 010-3 s 2
Minneapolis 600 211 4Ox- 8 10 O
Pearson. Winegarner and Pytlak;
Hill and Richards.
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st. Loliis-Art Shires starred FOR
the third successive day as he batted
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PILOT DORBAMDT WILL
 FLY FR. HUBBARD PARTY
 INTO kN|AKCHAK AGAIN

Back to Anchorage today, to pick up two passengers for Bristol Bay and enroute fly the Fr. B. R. Hub bard exploration party to it's next base, is the work facing Pilot Frank Dorbandt, independent "ace'' who arrived at the local base early Sunday evening from Anchorage. Mechanic Herb LariSon is accom- panying Dorbandt.
 It was planned take-off this morning but the tide would not permit it, the plane coming in on last evenings high tide and leav- ing the ship high and dry on the ebb.
 The noted geologist, Fr. Hubbard, and party of four, Rod and Ken Chisholm, Fr. Galtes and Ed Levin, will be taken aboard at Kujalik bay and, with their outfit, flown into the crater of Aniakchak where the learned men will remain based for 10 days carrying on their scien- tific investigations.
 It will be recalled Pilot Dor bandt recently flew Hubbard into the crater and landed in the face of an erupting vent at another end of the crater. Dorbandt reports 2,000 feet of moving picture film and 16O still pictures were taken by Father Hubbard at that time. In places the heat was terrific, reg istering 600 degrees, and that in taking off the plane was literally blown out of the crater by the hot blasts.
 He also reports that the geolo- gist has discovered that the crater designated as Aniakchak is an er- TOT; that Chivinok is the correct name for it. Aniakchak means "wide bay" Chivinok is the In- dian name for E'big volcano" and Veniamenoff means "erik."
 The Hubbard party will return to Seward next month, Dorbandt thought, and Father Hubbard may fly to Seattle with him for he will make hop about that time hav- ing one passenger already signed up to go; the price will be $2OO.
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MOTION PICTURE PARTY
 HALTED SQUAW HARB0R

Progress of the Metro -GoldWyn motion picture party now enroute to Nome was halted temporarily last week when the Spanker boom on the auxiliary schooner NanuK was broken in high seas two days out of Squaw Harbor.
 The Nanuk, which is to be used in the actual filming of the Metro picture "Eskimo,' has encounter ed adverse weather conditions during most of the trip from Seat tie. She is carrying good share of the equipment of the expedi- ton, and the party's chief wire less operator, H. D. Watson, for mer chief of the Los Angeles port of wireless station, KOK.
 The main complement of per sonnel for the picture is enroute to Nome on the SS Victoria, which is due there this week.
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HERD IF BEARS SEEN AND KILLED BUT ALL
 TR \ [ [ vANISAEs

The motor vessel Westdahl of the U. s. Coast and Geodetic Survey, a frequent caller in Seward last sum- mer, doubtless possesses charm which extends and includes mem bers of it's crew. This was demon strated wildly two weeks ago when the ship anchored in Tonki Bay on Afognak Island and two bear hunt eers went ashore with their heavy caliber guns and sheathed hunting knives.
 The heroes of our true narrative were J. A. Bud" Dalrymple and James Jimmy" Smith. Having sallied forth in accepted Nimrod style, stalking through the spruce trees of that region in their vigilant offensive on ursa major, they had become skeptical of the presence of bear.
 "Aw, Pm thirsty and hungry, said Bud. Let's go down to the creek and get a drink"
 Som l." said Jimmy, after some reflection.
 The pair turned from their ursine pursuit and headed toward the creek, when the brush cracked ahead of them. Jimmy grabbed Bud. Bud grabbed Jimmy.
 Great Scott! they exclaimed in unision. "A she brown bear and two cubS!"
 There they stood, across the creek, sniffing the air and looking at the two trembling hunters. Bud was the first to recover. Un- Numbering his trusty gun, he fired at the big bear. She tumbled back ward and lay still. By this time Jimmy had come into action. He fired at one of the little bears. It likewise fell backward and lay still. He gave the second little one sim liar salute and it fell backward.
 Do you think it's safe to go over there now?" Jimmy asked Bud.
 T dunno. Let's go uphill and watch a noauhiIe"
 They turned to go when WOOF! they saw a shaggy brown form ap- preaching them from that direction. There was no hesitation. Bot h hunters turned about-face an d started dowhill. WOOF! Ahead of them was another shaggy brown form. As one man they turned again, heading for the stream.
 Splash! Together they dumped in, began a nasty flight down. stream, never stopping until they reached the welcome beach and their skiff. An hour later the West | dahl was electrified with the news that the hunters had seen six bears at one time. Next day a rigging party, supplied with sharp knives, handy billies, ropes and scrapers, 1 followed hunters Dalrymple and Smith to the scene of yesterdays s mighty carnage But lo! the bears had vanished, and there was not so much as a hairs trace of the work | of +Ioo ,,oi0htxy Niy,oroSc
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Information as to the where abouts of A. E.. Duncoing is want ed by his wife, who, with six de- pendent children, is in destitute circumstances at 2370 Lana street, Los Angeles, Calf.
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bonus be paid. The police said the explosive was found by other vet erans who notified the police. The police refused to comment on whe- ther they thouht the Communists had anything to do with the ex- ploSiveS which were found.
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DISCOVER DYNAMITE

WASHINGTON, June 13. -Po- lice report the finding of a quan- tity of dynamite in one of t h e camps occupied by ex-service men who are here to press their de- mandS that the remainder of their
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P. w. Phillips, of the Juneau Melody House, will be in Seward on or about June 30, tuning and repairing pianos. Leave orders at the Van Glider Hotel.
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Try our Seattle Ice Cream Fresh on every boat at SYLVlA'S.
Evening star., 1932-05-06

EssEXEs (2)-u SIS or ss5 will buy better
cars than these we would like TO know how,
where and why. Very special terms. Lee
5oSn ssNs, the Tot
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SAIF-AUTONOBILES.
DFpAYFP 1891 SPORT ROADSTER

sTUDEBAKER 1881 SPORT ROADSTER
President model; wire wheels, de luxe equip
ment; no curtains. windows in doors similar
to a convertible: finish naturally like new;
very low mileage; $125e. Open evenings
Warfeld Motor Co, 1l30 Conn. ave. NV
Decatur 31lQ
sTUDEBAKER 7-PASS SEDANS -. The ia
nous president model; cars for your
choice all privately owned; s185. $3.50. 1896
Your choice will always be good at Lee D.
Butler Inc. 2l65 Champlain ST.
STUDEBAKER SEDAN, President straight 8,
1890; wire wheels, new tires, hnlsh and
= otor excellent condition; s440i priv. owner.
Martin, Metropolitan s5OS. g
STUDEBAKER DICTATOR COACH, 1923
$225; worth more and clean as pin. Lee
D. Butler, Inc, PISS Champlain st. Col $3.50
STUDEBAKER PRESIDENT SEDAN; in per-
feet condition, as good as new; S165 If sold
now. Col i752-W. 1888 Euclid NV.
STUDEBAKER COMMANDER SEDAN, 1881
New-car guarantee perfect like new in ap-
pearance and condition. Greatly reduced to
1895. You save when you deal with Lee d.
Butler, Inc, PISS Champlsin st. Col. 5O5O.
WHIPPET SEDAN, LATE 1929-Bought
December: garage nightly; paint, etc, new
perfect every way; one driver, myself Be
cause fathers sickness, need money $l2o,
Columbia l02C4. g.
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0lO 9Th ST. NE.-Attractive front bed 6-sitting
room; handsomely furnished; also middle
oeo room: couple or gentlemen preferred
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OLDSMoBLK-A complete stock of late
model Oldsmobiles, also several brsnd-nsw
1881 cars at a very liberal discount Po-
hanka Service, Oldsmobile sales and service
ll26 20th st. n. W, North 0347; or 1915 I4th
st. n ", North 2453
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FORD ROADSTER, IsS0-in good eopditIoai
Gray. 81 9Th st. ne. Ant.z.
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CORDION-Shopworn only $50. terms
Kilt Co, 1880 @ st.
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ESSEX 1923 CHALLENGER coUPElExeei-
lent condition; paint and tires new; looks
like rev; must sacrifice, $3.50. Callan Motor
Car Co. Franklin Distributors, l527-i52e NJ
81 n a North 260A
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$40 5th ST. S.E.-Double and single rooms.
nicely furnished; next bath; reasonable
le12 RIGGS PLACE NV Cat 18th and RI
Large room. suitable three; also double. twin
beds: Summer rates 7s
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DOWNTOW
1901 Eye St, N.wOBschelor Apt.
ROOMs-UNFURNIsHED.

Room to gentlemRni 2 baths, showers.
COLORED1Desirable furnished room,
month. Adams 5480.
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RENT-GARAGES
WANTED-AUTOMOBILEs.

WILL PAY THE HIGHEST CASH PRICf
Immediately for q late model Ford or CheT.
rolet closed car. Call Decatur ATS.
CASH FOR YOUR LATE MODEL USED CAR
Manhattan Auto and Radio, l706 7th st. NV
North 1857
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car for this delightful season; splendid
throughout only S245 easy terms. Cherner
Ford Dealers. 1874 You st NV
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2l3o X NW--TvO lAEge rooms and private
bath on nrsf floor. detached house: newly
papereo and painted, clean and comfort
able; $45 monthly includes gas and electric
ity; adults oEly- Phone West I4io.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

CANARIES for Mothers day; beautiful;
guaranteed; male songsters. Atherton S Pet
Shop. el2 F st. NV. I404 Irving NV
MAKE YOUR HOME SAFE WITH DOG.
We have good Collie and Eskimo puppies
Roston Terriers, also Fox Terriers and other
breeds and singing canaries, gold and tropl-
cal FISH. Live and mounted Horned Frogs.
Schmids Pet Emporium, 7l2 18th St NV
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Lzto tvsh 81 N.-larEe. comfortable room.
Desirable neighborh0od es
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1884 COLUMBIA RD.-Front basement bed
room, clean, cool, comfortable; So wk;
owners home: car lines. Adams l02ls
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FOR SALE-Fox terriers, wire haired, eligi-
bic for registration Wisconsin 4055-J.
PERSIAN CATS ~ for sale; 5 months old.
male. Sell or trade for Boston bull. $50
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QUICK CASH
for late-model small cars; no delay; q
oui si-l- 1871 1Eth 81. NV.
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reuphOlsteung ana repairing
3-pieee living room suite. made like new for
Sa5 in fTieZz2, tapestry and Gamask Work
guaranteed La France UphosterIng
Cn- 25la IALA s. CnlLmh-a lGlI2
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ICE BOX, small; must be cheap. Address
BOZ 445-Z, Star office.
OLD GoLD-Bring your old gold, silver. platl-
mum. diamonds. also discarded iewelry; We
need them in our manufacturing dept; will
pay highest prices. A. Kahn, Inc. 935 z st
STORE FIXTURES, iunen room equipment;
entire contents purchased. Atlas Store Fix
tHTs Co, 4l4 sth 81 nv. Met. S297.
We BUY AMP SELL mems ei9I'as ,sSslTy
trunks, Rolf clubs What have you 10 sell?
Max zgeis. e3T D ST, NV Net Sll3. $685.
BEFORE SELLING
STOP AND THINK.
PHONE MET. 88l7.
THE LINCOLN co.
GET THE BEST RESULTS.
FURNITURE, A n TIQU Z s,
CHINA, BRIC-A-BRAC AND
OFFICE FURNITURE
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SALF-AUTOMOBuES-

AUTOMOBILES at Wescniers auto auction
92S II St NV. every Wednesday and Sstur
day, 10 an. Usually Q good assortment.
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doing MACHINE (Daltonl. electric drive,
stop, perfect shape, $3.50; cost
! CaFI Ct n
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FURNITURE. ETC, TOMORROW'S SALE at
Wesehler's auction, 9l5 street NV, in
cludes desirable suites and odd pieces. orr
entail ana domestic T0om-size and scatter
rugs. radio. fireplace fixtures, lamps, bric
a-bTac, winthrop secretary. personal effects,
etc., also solitaire diamond ring and other
jewelry. clocks. etc. by order executor of
an estate. trustee in bankruptcy, admin
istratoF et al
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FORD DE Luxe ROADSTER, i9SI-Here7 S
the smartest car in town; two well tenders.
steel trunk. side shields and many other
extras, you'll like it; S4T9; liberal terms
Cherner. Ford Dealers. 1881 You st. NV
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BILLIARD AND POCKET TABLES all sizes
supplies, table and cue repairing, ping g-pong
tables and accessories Conn Billiard 4
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BICYCLES. RollfasU and other high-grade
Wheels Hazleton Bicycle & Sporting Goods
Co. 424 9th ST. NV.
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FRLGIDAIRE. good as new; guaranteed by
factory; suitable for q large family; cash or
terms. Address Boz 4l6-Z. Star Ofice.
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1900 VERMONT AVE.-Comfortable small
and large rooms. $3.50 and IS weekly; next
bath: gentlemen a.
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and much less money than other coupes
si35. Lee p. Butler, Inc, 2l55 chsmplain
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ATLAS FILING CABINET. highest quality,
lowest prices all sizes and finishes. Washing
ton Salvage Co. Distributors, 31o 9th st. NV.
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FORD COUPE. 1929 = Excellent condition:
will sell as low as $3.50 or best offer. Co.
lumbia 2986. 70
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CASH IMMEDIATEIY

for late model cars Get our price IL
Auto Mart. 1918 l4th St NV
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FARM AND GARDEN

OUTBOARD MOTORS, used; largest assort,
ment, best conditioned; motors all guarap'
teed. 1910 Sc.
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GIPr THAT LIVES AND CHEERS Give
mother an A-Ho.-l canary; Saturday only.
6Ss A 81 Sc Atlantic 0Q45-J
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CHRISIER n MODEL, S6l5-Lee D. Butler,
Inc offers this beautiful car as q special
for today. Make comparisons. II you pleass,
car Call Col $3.50 or visit our spacious
show rooms al 2l55 Champiain St Your visit
viii be a Meleome one Lee D Rutler. Inc
Evening star., 1932-05-06
[ SGD 1I}I,
POULTRY AND EGGS.

PURE BRED BABY CHICKS.
Rocks. Reds LeRhorns
PURE-BRED WHITE PEKIRG DUCKLINGS
ATHERTONS S PET SHOPS,
5I2 F St NV Nat 4702
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SALE-AUTOMoBILES.

AUBURN 8 SEDAN. 1880; $50 down. $40 per
mo-; excellent condition in every way, Al
tires; guaranteed. Warrington Motor Co,
2035 18th NV Pot 0044
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1853 GIRARD ST NWIPriTats home;
large. nicely furnished room, Semi-priv&Is
bath home prlvileges. Adams l2S6. SO
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LAcONIA SPEED BOAT, l6-ft equipment
complete in detail; large Evinrude motor.
cash only, S325. Champions Boat House,
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RADIOS-Genuine r. c. A. tubes, sec Colo
rado Radio Co.. 55l4 Colorado ave. NV.
Georgia 1895.
REFRIGERATOR, McCray; l00-pound ice
capacity. North 1880.
RUGS, Oriental; 200 pieces: need money
very badly: will sell any price. 2409 18th
st. NV. Open until pm.
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CHEVROLET 1927 CABRIOLET; rumble seat;
in good mechanical condition 5 good tires;
recently repainteo. has a hne appearance;
will sacrifice for 800; easy terms if neces-
saTy. AT my home. 2752 Woodley pl. NV.
Col. 1245
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CANARIEs, ell yellow, excellent singers.
For some ones mother on @Sunday. Mrs.
Seeds 1882 Newton st. NV, Col. 40lS,
SCOTTIE PUPPIES, one male, one female;
pedigreed eligible for A. X. c. West 0ll0
Evening star., 1932-05-06

BOSTON BULL TERRIERS. pedigreed. male
! and female, weeks old. Lincoln 004l. l20
1 I'D ct n g.
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CASH IN 5 MINUTES.
| pay the highest prices. II car 10
not paid for, will pay your undue bal
ance and give you the difference in
cash. No delay See Mr.. Barnes, l729
l4th NV. Dee 200. Open till 9 pm.
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RoOMs-FURNEsHED.

1886 nth 81. E.w.-Cozy Groom apt, incl.
combination dining room and kitchen. eiec
hnens. dishes, silver. free laundry; $3.50. 81
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makes makes and modes, only s7s tD each. Trade gTt
your car as down payment Don't wait. as
these cars viii not last long at this price.
DOnohoe Chevrolet. Inc. 1920 NJ st NV, bet
10Th and 18th. Decatur $500. Open eve
IlnRs and Sunday
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WANTED-Se motor cruiser, sleep
three, cheap. Give full description and
price. Address Box 6-Z, Star Office
CABIN CRUISER, 3Ix9 feet, complete, $3.50
Met. 6725. s.
FOR sALE-Yacht Ariel. II it. by 81 It.
Telephone F. L. Kendrick, Columbia 65T2.
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NASH 1925 SEDAN. advanced six; see this
for only 5000; finish, tires, upholstery and
motor Will stand your most careful inspee-
tion; terms. Poha1ka Service. 1I26 Goth st.
NV. North 0347
Evening star., 1932-05-06

ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP Confessional Coun-
try Club, $3.50; dues paid to July list. Ad-
drnrs Inr 2aT-Z Star nfice g
Evening star., 1932-05-06

PLYMOUTH Apt. 73-Immaculate room, So
exposure, Two large windows. semi-prlyate
oaIhs waking distance: very reasonable s.
M0NMoUTH, HOTEL. ANNEX. 1919 st. n ".
large cool, ven furnished rooms COM
fortabte beds. layatory, hot water, telephone
IN each room rates. $40, SIS. $50 per month.
MANAGEMENT Fidelity Storage Co, 1920 You
st. North 340O
Evening star., 1932-05-06

LINCOLN CLUB SEDAN, 4-pass trunk on
rear OF car; tan finish; here is SIS 600 car
for 5000 Open evenings. Warheld Motor
Co, 1880 Conn ave. NV. Decatur 3ll0.
LINCOLN LIMOUsINE-cost when new about
$4,000; today. this same car, with new sp-
pearance and neW-car guarantee, will be
sold for sl,3T5; your old Lincoln will be ac-
cepted part payment, and terms are
reasonable. Lee D. Butler, Inc, PISS Cham
plain st. nv. Col. $3.50.
Evening star., 1932-05-06

FORD SPORT COUPE. 1929; dark blue I'm
/ ish excellent condition; only S239; easy
terms. Triangle Motor Co, 2 New York