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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-25
NEW BRITAIN DOG BITES LOCAL BOY
COLLEGE GIRL MURDER WILLBE
 AIRED IN COURT
Smith Junior of Cleveland Was Brutally Killed in Switzerland Last Sept Trial Tomorrow

viege. Switzerland, July 25 -(U. P.)-Heinrich Walther, 20, is scheduled to go on trial for his life tomorrow for the murder of Miss Jerane Storrs Ibershoff, 20, Smith College Junior, of Cleveland, Ohio and Ware, Mass.
 Walther, arrested several days after Miss Ibershoffs murder last September 1, confessed the crime. Valais Canton,, in which the crime was committed, is one of the few in Switzerland that retains the death penalty for murder.
 Miss Ibershoff. daughter of the late Dr Adolph E. Ibershoff, veal thy eye, ear and throat specialist of Cleveland, was permitted by her mother to go with her sister Helen, IS, on cycling tour of Europe.
 They cycled from Bremen, where they landed in June. and made their way to Switzerland.
 On September l, they were cycl- ing at the foot of Zermatt Noun tain, in the Pennine Alps, between Sermatt and viege. Helen became tired and, as her bicycle needed re- pair, she remained while Jerane rode on, agreeing to return for her.
 Hours passed, night came and Helen, worried. consulted authori- ities. There was a search and next morning the girls body was found, the head crushed by stone, beside the road.
 There was some fast police work. A vagabond had been seen in the vicinity and had been arrested be- cause he had no Identification pa pers, but he had been released. He was believed to be an Austrian. A national alarm was sent out. From tiers were watched.
 Three days later Walther called at the Post Office at Martigny for Identification papers. He was ar- rested and questioned. He began to contradict himself. He admitted that he had been near the spot where the murder had been com mitted and that he had seen bicy- cle there. He said it had been stolen from him. Finally he con- fessed. He said he had tried to f1irt with Miss Ibershoff. She repulsed sistance was so strong that he took stone and beat her on the head
 Miss Ibershoff's body was ere mated and the ashes were taker home by her sister.
 The girl, whom he murdered was brilliant student. just through her senior year. She wal a member of the honor society Ps Kappa Psi, of the Philosophical society, of the Telescopium, com. posed of amateur astronomers; oi the glee club, the college choir ant a dancing group.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-25
Brought Here By
 Owner, Animal Now
 Under Observation
Dog Warden Anticipates Let Down in Mad Dog Scare as Fewer Cases Are Being Reported - City Is Toused at Night Following Complaints From Residents About Dogs at Large

Dog Warden Coleman O'Lough- Hin. in his efforts to enforce the local quarantine on dogs to pre-
 vent the spread of rabies, ran into Ia new sort of a worry today. Mrs U. R. Johnson of New Britain, who lis visiting at 128 Greenwood aenue
 for a brief vacation, brought her
 |dog to Waterbury with her. The dog got busy and bit boy by the name of George Porto of 1892 Hill street. The animal is now under observation and the boy is
 receiving emergency treatments in |the meantime.
 we havn't got enough dogs to
 worry about in Waterbury" signed Dog Warden O'Loughlin today as he rested from his constant chas- ling about the city. He expressed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-25

the hope, though, that the biting cases in the city will let up soon, however, insview of the fact, that cases are now coming in slower and slower.
 Last night Warden O'Loughlin toured the city in response to per- sistent complaints to the effect that the dogs are being allowed by their owners to roam at large after dark. He picked up three animals. and they are at the city yards now.
 The owners are cordially invited to call for their dogs, said Dog Warden O'Loughlin. He didn't say what he would do about notifying the owners to appear in court for violating the quarantine, explain ing that he would first study the circumstances which allowed the dogs at large
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-25
FIue Year Old Girl Struck By
 Deliuery Truck
In Serious Condition at Hospital Occurred
 on North Main Street

x Blanche Jannetty, 5, of 19 Etna street, is in a serious condition at St. Mary's hospital from injuries she suffered when struck by a de- livery truck on North Main street, near the Alhambra theatep shortly before 10 o'clock this morning. Salvatore D'Ambrosi of 97 Scovill street, driver of the truck, reported to police at headquarters that the tot ran into the side of his ma chine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-25

She was carried to the hospital by Jerry Palmento of 70 Ward street. Authorities at the hospital said she is in dazed condition with a brain concussion, lacerated scalp, and abrasions. Her condi- tion will remain uncertain for sev- eral days, the hospital attaches report.
 Catherine Moss, Il, of 1078 Bald win street became a patient at St Mary's hospital this morning when
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-25

she tumbled from a stone wall near the South Waterbury Feder- ated church. She is suffering from a head injury, possibly . brain concussion.
 The hospital also reported that Lillian Bienvenne, 2, of 9i1 East
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-25
0. 0. c. MEMBERS CAN'T SMOKE

Florence, Colo. - (UP)-Mem- bers of the Civilians Conservation Corps working in Colorado corps have been refused permission to smoke while on duty. The reason for that rule, according to Ranger Henry A. Payson, in charge of a group working in San Isabel pre- serve near here, is not based on a desire to deprive them of the pleas use, but to prevent forest fires. The men are allowed to smoke at meal times. The corps Is being trained in methods of lighting forest fires.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-25

terms in Lincoln County next year will be for four nionthb due to fe 1InQuency of tax payments. Extens sion of the term will depend on the amount of taxes paid in. But 1e per cent of the taxes were collected this year in the country.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-25

when Urschel is freed and their efforts cannot endanger his well being.
 As result of the federal drive, six persons are under arrest in connection with the Kidnapping of August Luer. elderly Alton, Ill, bank millionaire. Confessions have been obtained, less than two weeks after the banker. ill and nearly starved, was freed.
 Michael and Anna Musiala. on whose farm Luer was held, were arrested. Percy Fitzgerald, also arrested, was identified by Mrs Luer as one of the two men who seized her hus b a n d |. Others held were Randall Norwell, Frank Douglass.
 "This war on kidnapers will con- tinue until every abduction gang is wiped out" Purvis said. These men will learn that the federal government means business"
 Oklahoma City, July 25-(UP) Every possible avenue was laid open today for contact between the kidnapers of Charles F. Urschel and those trying to bring about his safe return.
 Only the family and intimate as- sociates were at the brick mansion where Mrs Urschel, her daughter and friends kept a vigil of more than 50 hours, awaiting word from the abducted millionaire.
 Police were withdrawn. The fed- eral investigation was suspended "A hours.
 Through the press Mrs Urschel, widow of the late Tom Slick, king of the wildcatters" and oil multi millionaire, made the following pledge to the kidnapers:
 1T am in no way interested in your capture or prosecution. care only for the safe return of my hus- band. To facilitate this. I have had police withdrawn from my house and there is no one here now except our family. We are sit- ting beside the telephone waiting for you to call.
 I've, just our family. have made preliminary arrangements to nego- tiate with you speedily and con- fldentially. Arthur Seelingson. my husbands closest friend, will be in charge. You can trust him. The WtlldTc OL Hly huoOohus nhu AAAS immediate return, is my only con- cern."
 To that pledge was added the word of R. H. Colvin, chief of the local offices of the department of Justice: "Our only interest in the case right now is the safety and return of MT Urschel."
 The family had received no word frnro the kidnaDers
 Albany, N. Y., July 25-UP)- Reports that release of John J.. O'Connell. Jr, "A. from kidnapers was imminent were renewed today after the young mans father re- turned to Albany following several days absence.
 O'Connell, ST. was believed to have completed negotiations for his sons liberation.
 He was said to have been on a ferry boat near Athens: in the Catskill Mountains, recently, ap- parently in connection with at- tempts to effect his son's release.
 Ransom negotiations. those who profess to be ''in the know" in dfcated, have been completed. The original demand was $250.000, but the actual payment probably will be about $25,000, 1t was said. Despite these optimistic reports, members of the politically promin- ent family declared no new devel- cpments had arisen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-25

The British Museum library in London now has more thap 4,3SO.- co volumes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-25

Main street. who was hit by a caF near her homo Sunday shows symptoms of a fractured skull. She is still on the danger list. |.
 SCHOOL TERMS SHORTENED
 Toledo, Ore - (U.P.) - School
Evening star., 1933-10-12

ACTIVE business women TO organize and
supervise sales forces in Virginia. MARYLAND.
Pennsylvania; exclusive. protected territory.
Fall and Winter best seasons. Address BOX
Evening star., 1933-10-12
SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

GIRLS (2). country. gen. housework, child
nurse or waitress; only Christians need ap
ply. Gail CO. 1854.
Evening star., 1933-10-12

To represent the American Automobtie As
sociation. no experience necessary as all men
will be trained A permanent position ana
future, TO applicants tn9s aaaily- Ya ApRls nEls
RIde between 8 and 10 am. Friday
Evening star., 1933-10-12
PERSONAL.
The rate under heading OF Personal
Is 8 cents per line additional to the
regular line rate

EMPLOYED MOTHER WIDOW. WITH 4
year-old son desires l large or = small un-
furnished rooms. board for self ano son IN
home where son may be cared for during
working hours. Phone after u pm, CO.
:i.-S2-R. l2s
wANTED-GOOD VOICES, INTERESTED IN
singing oratorioS with large choral body.
Address Box lS1-E. Star office.
DRESSES MADE TO ORDER. FIRST-CLASS
workmanship; old dresses remodeled TO late
style. small cost; stout figures fitted per-
c. PHILLIPS. FURRIER. KNOWN AS
poslte Piggy Wlggly. Free parking grounds.
WRITER. BUSINESS EXPERIENCE, COL
lege degree, congenial, healthy. age 40,
Box 45lE. Star office.
FINEST ACCOMMODATIONS FOR ILL AND
convalescents; lowest rates. Have your ply
slcian investigate or call Adams Ills.
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY. THERE
is no need to feel that they must accept in
ferior funeral services due 10 inability to
pay hieh price The Greater w w
Chambers Co. offers o complete funeral. cars
and all. for as little as S75 Worlds finest
waterproof, airtight guaranteed steel burial
vault may be had from Chambers for Ss5. In
hers Co.. 14th. corner Chaplin NV. CO. O432.
Phone or write your address. We will send
you beautiful catalogue of how we do It.
SCIENTIFIC SWEDISH MASSAGE. HYDRO
electro-therapy. by appointment. VIVIAN
HOPKINS. 27O1 Conn. ave. Columbia 1884.
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method: results effective for life
time or money back; write for booklet DR.
SOMMERWERCK. 1865 Columbia road.
Evening star., 1933-10-12

HUP 1881 straight sport touring;
needs work on motor 500 90
Buick 1929 Master q sedan; 6-wire-
wheel De luxe; perfect .e..... 275oo
Cadillac de luxe short-coupled sedan
5,passenger; g wire wheels. ..,. 375.oo
Packard early 1929 short-coupled de
luxe 5-passenger sedan; equal to
new car in every respect. with
rew-car guarantee
PPord 1871 1871 coupe pe.:..s..:.. 1880
wheel de luxe e.....,....o.'.. 245.oo
Sadillac 341 short-coupled sedan. 1880
sedans sos and up
I23o ........... s75 and up
feet .S145.oo
CheVrolet 1929 sedan 4-door. go. 1900
Chrysler 1927 TO- coupe. ... $500
PACKARD straight = touring: perfect. 65 90
Erskine 1929 sedan. 4-door ..... $500
Snevrolet 1928 sedan. ............. 65 90
Chrysler 20" roadster; rumble seat as 90
ROBERT HERSON'S AUTO EXCHANGE.
10 Fla. Ave. NE North 1O4Oe
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

slNd sss s11 R43M 5sh st. s1tal' NV s-De'' velour
OAK BUFFET, SO; wicker, suite, $40:
table 80; fireless cooker with stand. sl2;
sseon9s icUess p1se. o0Ss
Once Furn. Co. 430 Sth NV. ME. 7742
PACKARD touring car with ,aI crane on it.
refused Apply Auto Repair c.. si4 Eye
PAINT SPRAY GUNS CO. and compressor.
$40. Lincoln 5000. -.
RADIATOR COVERS. Of wood or steel high
ne aqst' a conn all dsssns sse ma Bea sed j.
iss'' ss7s $50 beautiful sssh sa1ns
REFRIGERATOR. Kelvinator electric. re-
serNee SIX euSe ss dea
priced only S59.75. Main Floor The
REFRIGERATOR. Leonard De Luxe. with
service guarantee; no down payment: when
new: new was was sly SIS15o; now s1o9,7b. Main
REFRIGERATOR Sanicold electric. with 6h
cubic feet capacity: reconditioned; one year
service guarantee; no down payment: when
PiOSr psx Tss r.. s.sSi sieS 75 e now soo75 Main
REFRIGERATOR. Maynower electric, with
be cubic feet capacity; reconditioned; one
year service guarantee no down payment;
when new, was Sl51; now S79.75. Main
Floor. The Hecht Co.
REVOLUTIONARY GUN and pipe; refined
ssn,iemanIs suits and oyercoat like new
I2xl7 l4x24' lowest prices repair. wash
Arslan, Ma. 1854. 17l9 X st. NV:
RUGS Gorgeous imported rugs. sizes 9xI2;
sacrifice for quick sale some low as S25.
1910 18th NV. Apt. 403. Cavalier 13.
RUGS-Need $4,000 Immediately; have pa
S10O. for $50 each: Open until pm.
Armenian Oriental Rug Co. 24O9 18th
SC NV.
kinds lowest prices; electric console. port
ables and treadle type; So up. 927 st NV.
SEWING MACHINE. Singer portable cleo
Singer eeere s5S All
teed. Real BARGAINS. 1887 Conn. ave-
TABLE, fine; ,sideboard. g chairs. black ma
hogany; lare bargain. Adams 1923.
e. snba o7 lsa BsfsaS n 4sb .ns
and reconditioned machines The L. G. Smith
a% ana c9ESns W4 lTiypeWrtsrs' Inc" lols 18th st.
TYPEWRITERs-American Typewriter CO.
selling of 100 machines at sacrifice prices
Rent all makes Open evenings ample park
Ing space. 143l East Capitol st.
TYPEWRTTERs. s36; payable 81 mo: just
T. c smith Rem. Mon. s7Is 10TH f- st. NV, NV
TYPEWRITERS-A large selection of all
mai les; priced reasonable We rent repair
trade. Standard Typewriter Co.. 723 10th
ST. NV
TYPEWRITERS-200 machines to go at
lowest prices: portables etc. United" :"
1928 N. Y. ave. MA. 5000.
| TYPEWRITERS rented. So month in ad-
vance; all makes free delivery; no deposit
Capitol Typewriter Co, 1014 14th Ma. 1883.
VACUUM CLEANERS-Rebuilt, guaranteed
repairs; parts and rentals. Vacuum Cleaner
Shop. 1404 Girard st. Adams 0900
WATERPROOFING AND PAINTS+Save at
Adams. Pure linseed oil. now S5c gal. Save
call now. MA. 1901. l119 9th st. NV.
WOOD-Herdwood. best quality, in lengths
TO suit; delivered very reasonable. west
02O4 mornings IA
WOOD FOR FIREPLACE: SEASONED
CHESTNUT. OAK ANY LENGTH DELIVER
ED. CALL EMERSON 0529. IL.
Evening star., 1933-10-12
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its advertisers
from receiving circular matter, it is
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in care of
The Star will be delivered to adver-
tisers on presentation of the box
number ticket.
Evening star., 1933-10-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


BAKERY. with lunch room and soda foun-
i yesrs; owner has other business. Address
WANTED-To rent bakery. Address Box
CLEANING AND PREssTNG-clifton Valet,
l4th and Clifton SITS. NV. Going business.
RoOMING HOUSE IA rooms. all filled; good
income; reasonable rent; h;-w.h;., 2 baths,
water in rooms; s tons coal Price. $500. $500.
HALF OF STORE FOR LEAsE-Excellent
location: reasonable rent. Sanders 14l6
FRONT SPACE for watchmaEer- -ieweIer;
Sanders. 14l5 H st. NV.
WANTED-Man with $4,000 for expansion
Of national association now funetioning in
salaried oficer of corporation. Real oppor-
unity for laTge returns on investment Gige g
dress Box !I3-E. Star offce.
CAFETERIA. downtown corner. fully equip
ped; going business rent. $40 NO: price
GASOLINE. accessories; large station in NV.
Address uidqe;hI Box S'f f4S-E. star Once -1
NEWSSTAND. cigars. in hotel lobby; stocked
Addrsss add Bos 4a$R seRs saa
ROOMING HoUsEs--If you have Sl5o, cash
room mnnaS h9nse Ssabce S0n pay m o5tS qt
Room 306. 9l0 18th st NV.
ROOMING HOUSE. $3.50 down; really q
bargain rooms TO- nsv all hed htce rent e5v
S375 fine location. Apply Room 30G. $40
18th st. NV.
10 ROOMS. ,nea- MayhOwsr; $1,000; in
ment address BOX ;}9@-E Star Once
GROCERY-Considered the best neighbor-
ho9d store in S nv section mixed Tar trade 4ee
sonabe price TO experienced grocery and
dress Box 456-E. Star ONCE.
DISTRIBUTOR to handle established high
Cookie Co. Irvington. N. J
RoOMING HOUSE. 23Is sth ST 10 rooms.
completely furnished good income; owner
WONDERFUL BALCONY centrally located.
for ONCE space or light manufacturing; rent
reasonable. Sanders. l4l5 II st, NV.
CAFETERIA. completely furnished; ; cost
good volume Of business from U S. Pension
once; no Sunday work; a bareain. Address
LONG ESTABLISHED high-class boarding
iai: no agents; appointment. Address + BOX
sTAURANT-saell. attractive; excellent
NV. location; established: an unusual oppor-
tunity lady retiring; $3.50 gives possession
small balance on time. Address Box 324-E'
RoOMING HOUSE. All G st NV: COM
pletely furn.: good income; 13 rooms ga
rage; rent, S57 so; bargain. best cash oher
S250-RoOMING HOUSE. rms; rent S45
S350-Rooming house. II rooms. baths;
income twice the rent with 4 rooms
reserved: terms.
s3oO-Confect and rooms; rent. S25.
S15O-Confect.. fountain and rooms; rent,
SEQ Mt. Pleasant section.
S450-Delicatess and . rooms and bath:
corner: rent, S25.
Dalic&tessen and rooms: rent. S45;
business $50 dailv A bargain.
R. NJ CURTIS $50 l1th S.. NV, MA. 1882.
Evening star., 1933-10-12
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
Christmas Card Salespeople

Christmas Card Salespeople
Make $1,000 a Day and More.
Mr. Davis brought in orders for S9575 in
one day. on which he earned S3593. What
doing, YOU can do with the NATIONALLY
known PROCESS LINE of personal and busi-
ness Christmas Cards. HIGHEST COMMIS-
SIONS paid daily in advance. We deliver
and collect.
Box Assortments Sold
Or Money-Back Guarantee.
No sending away for samples as We fur
nish you FREE. from our Washington Office,
elaborate and costly sales equipment. Come
in NOW and get yours as they are going
fast.
PROCESS CORP. n. X. A.
Room 9l0, international Building,
1919 + St. NV.
Evening star., 1933-10-12

SPECIAL PRICES ON
Papering. Painting and Heating.
2 Tons OF Good Coal Free
With Every Heating Plant Order.
NO PAYMENT UNTIL DECEMBER.
HUNDREDS of satisfied customers proven
reliability. Deal with leading home improve
ment specialist. Payments as low as
$500 MONTHLY.
Our Own Trained Mechanics Give You
the Best Work
Plumbing. Roofing. Cementing. Stuccoing,
PlaStering. Weather Stripping. Electrical.
All Forms OF Home Improvement
Call Us or Write for Free Estimate.
UNION IMPROVEMENT CO.,
1927 Eye st. NV. MA. 74O3. DI. 1860.
UPHOLSTERING SLIP COVERS CUSHIONS
WORK Garland t;E a64S b63e Ga. ave-
Evening star., 1933-10-12
MOTOR TRAVEL.

ATLANTA AND FLORIDA TO MIAMI. PRI-
vate Packard sedan. leaving Fri. or Sat.
reference: share exp. reasonable. Call DE.
22S4-J.
DRIVING TO LANSING. MICH. SATURDAY
accommodate . passengers to help expenses.
Call Park Central Apartments, S1S, Simpson,
ME. 0540.
HAVE TRANSPORTATION FOR ONE TO
San Francisco; leave by next week. Ad-
dress Box ALE. Star office. 13'
YOUNG MAN DESIRES TRANSPORTATION
to Ga. about Oct. Is; share expense, assist
driving; ref exch. PO. Abb before 2 pm.
LEAVING FOR ARIZONA THIS WEEK; CAN
accommodate two. share expenses. Call DE-
catur 400T
LEAVING FOR CALIFORNIA THIS WEEK
in Pontiac sedan. Can accommodate two;
share expense; reference exchanged. CO.
61S2-W. 12s
leaving Saturday; reasonable. North HILL
l2*
Evening star., 1933-10-12
POULTRY AND EGGS,

ON ACCOUNT OF LACK OF ROOM we are
Offering our entire flock OF Jersey Black
Giants about 200 birds. This flock has
been bred TO high standard Of both pro
duction and show type. having won many
blue ribbons at both our State and county
fairs Will only sell the entire flock vii
pay you to investigate II interested. AyrlaWr
Farms Bethesda, Md.
Evening star., 1933-10-12
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

VETERINARY sTATIoN-Remedies. soaps
and supplies for dogs. cats, pets and small
animals. Call North ABB Mr.. Burke. or
visit L. H. Dav & Co. 4th & SITS. NV.
MONKEY: Bcstons, Esqulmo, fox terriers.
colles and other breeds; also gold and tropi-
cal fishes. rabbits guinea pigs singing cana
ries, parrots and other pets and supplies
Imported leeches Just arrived. Schmids Pet
Emporium. 7l2 18th St NV.
PERSIAN KITTENS-Fine sturdy pedigreed
stock. red and cream. 3l2 Maryland ave.
ne. Ii. 1867.
WANTED-Setter. broken. Write, giving
particulars: must be reasonable Address
BOX Able. Star ONCE.
FRESH MIXED BIRD SEED.
15c ID. . lbs. %; . lbs, %; 10 lbs, 81.
ATHERTON'S PET SHOPS,
613 81. NV. 14O4 Irving NV.
5i29 Georgia Ave. NV
Evening star., 1933-10-12
ROOMS-FURNISHED.

'E FEW - pEsIRABLE 7 ,,sf Rooms y, at e. sso5o
DUPONT CIRCLE 1880 18th n.w)-At-
tractive, sunny. double rooms ami. spaci.
Gus closets. S3-S3: 30 wkly. each: single. SIS;
2O2a 18th 81. N:W.--Warm twin beds.
phone h-wh: single. 81: double S.
1894 COLUMBIA .RD-S3 wk.. single rms;
maid serv.; nall rm.. So SO; men. Ap. 10213.
r. S4o Poi So Hsa,r s and %.d ESPI
phone; small front: 50 month.
1885 18th, 1918 9th ST. N.W..2 lh.k.
sssD ss Week aa aa. ess g. 64 single
1921 MONROE (cor. 11th n,wJ-4-room
sso%ss %ss'S: i. Ink 50 week gas. and Gee.
1929 l ST. N.w:Iclean. cool. Ink. also
single. So UP: maid service.
2e33 conn AVE, near wardman .Park--
asssn sentlsmsn: s sarsse coiambis SH @ s4ss -0l
l771. MASS. AVE. N.W.---Gentlemen; de.
shtfull9 large, well nfnTda furnished a. room twin
fsspns SCI saa sash ..e lSI
1857 EUCLID ST. NW-Room. End noor.
next to bath; continuous hot water. phone;
private home: near car and bus lines: IL.
1s0I ST Mwbarse sunny Gent
1914 H 81. N.w.-LarSe. auIet. first1heor
tsnes sGns TNa@ ysng sss desirable walking
for for LEX, s.R $3.50 per week. nice 'l0n' 1GSns
$50 I ST Nw.--Rooms furnished complete
ss! sssi ssIple saul'' one Is:n
hossetssnias, AMI ABLY s: sls.r rG0p hsn'
(Centinss1 sn Nan fass.l
Evening star., 1933-10-12
HFLP-MEN AND WOMEN.

,11KE huge profit selling Christmas cards:
enc hoxes l2igc: 81 boxes CSC four tc
Select from. organizat.ons fnaanced; SAN am
Die album free of our magn:hcent. low
Sia Denrike Bldg. 1910 Vermont ave
IEPORTER, correspondence office. Do not
annly If you already have applied. 21Oa
pa. ave. NV. End hoor rear.
Evening star., 1933-10-12
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.


QUALITY WORK.
LOW PRICES.
TRUST ONLY TO PROVEN RELIABILITY.
Our Reputation Is Your
Assurance.
Years OF satisfaction given thou
sands Of satisfied customers. That's
the type of proven reliability in
which 1t pays to entrust your home
improvements. Deal with the leader.
It costs you more II you don't.
Terms as low as
$500 Monthly.
No Payment As Days.
Our own trained crews do the
work. Painting Plumbing Heating
Papering. Carpentering. Roofing. Ce-
menting. Plastering. Weather-strip-
ping. Electrical Work. GARAGES All
home improvements
Free Estimates Given CheerfuAly.
General Contracting Co., Inc,
923 N Y. Ave. NV
Phones District 50S2. b0S5.
Evening star., 1933-10-12
FARM AND GARDEN.

LARGE DELPHENIUMS and other perennial
seedlings at $500 per hundred. Other pc
rennial plants. 10 cents each. 81 per doz.
B. L. Daley rear 5S06 Colorado ave. . W.
POULTRY MANURE well rotted: sixty
pound bag. 15c; five bags, 49, ten bags. So
lawns seeded and sodded; shrubbery bar
gains. Lincoln 4225. 49,
BOXWOOD TREEs-Genuine: originally
from Mt. Vernon; IA IT. high s Fl. wide
very reasonable WEST u204 mornings. IA
Evening star., 1933-10-12
ALERT WOMEN

NLTN VONILN
OF sales ability to keep appointments: no
canvassing. Applv in person. AIS Bond Bldg
WE REQUIRE the services OF
all experienced fur finisher. No
others need apply. Superintend-
ent' S office. fourth floor, S. kann
Sons Co.