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and to start 35 families on their self-supporting way came from the sale locally of 1000 in 15-year, AZ per cent independence bonds
 Some families already on relief rolls are to be taken off as the result of the development. <
 Plan Enlargement Sought
 The unit committee of the Coun- cil of Social Agencies, which is, di- rscting the experiment, has applied to the federal public works ad- ministration for loan of $2,5O0, ! 900 with which to buy 50 farms of about 160 acres each and establish 49 more units within a year, each unit taking care of 35 to 40 fam1 flies, Receiving a maximum loan of $l ,071 each of the 1,750 or 2,000 families would settle upon a trac. of about three acres in a house constructed by it's members, work part-time or full-time in factories
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now. my lamb. The less you expect. the more you get"
 Georgie picked up her scarlet coat and dragged it on rather inpatient ly. I'm going on deck," she said.
 Hope you'll enjoy it." Nelly re- torted. turning over on her pillow. "The boats rolling like old Harry, and the sight of the sky would make me sick for -- week."
 So Georgie had gone. up on deck alone and found Nicholas Boyd. He looked lonely she decided, as she leaned against the railings aslittle distance from him and wistfu1ly watched him.
 He lay very still. his slouch hat pulled well down oyer his eyes. one arm hanging Imply by his side. '
 Georgie had seen pictures of Der nie Boyd. and hadn't admired her very much. though she had been honest enough to realize that per haps there had beel, just a shade of jealousy in her criticism.
 Bernie was very blonde almost like one of the china shepherdesses that stood on the mantelpiece in Georgie's uncle's study; she had . cold' smile,. too. that looked las if it was meant for unseen crowds rather than for any specific person. And she was not with her husband. Georgie wondered what Boyd was thinking about: he lay so still. his lame leg. resting on cushion. Georgie sigbed: those roses Nich- olas had thrown away bad cost. aer three dollars which would baxe been very useful for other things. Not that she grudged the expenditures: she would have paid six gladly if it would have given Nicholas any pleasure-brt it did seem rather waste.
 The ship gave sudden. tremen. dous lurch. causing Georgia almost | to lose her balance. sud when She Ehad recovered 1t she saw that the book which had been lying face downwards on Boyf's knee had slipped and fallen to the deck. s It was an opportunity and Georgie
 took it unhesitatingly.
 lCopyright. f9ss. Doubleday DordnJ o..<xr~a nIlrhAtas tearaa s,sora about Georgie, tomorrow.
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By inc World FORGOT
A.Nesc Serial byRnby M Ayes

her subject. Now Nicholas Boyd in the films was the one liked. He made love just like-welli used 10 wish was the girl,"Ashe sighed ecstaticaily. rs Y T
 Georgie said Pooh! that's not real lovemakini. People can't kiss real ly properly when they know that half the world is going to pay fifty cents to gee them do it."
 Fifty cents% Nelly was scornful. "A quarte- is my price. not that Nicholas wasn't worth more. Gee. it's awful-all being disfigured for life like he is; isn't it?"
 rEORGIE'S color deepened. "l M don't think it makes any differ. ence." she said stoutly. Once. you like person you always like them. no matter what happens to them. At least dC."
 Nelly stared.
 "Here. say. are you crazy about him?" she demanded.
 "Of course not but it's shame. everyone saying he's ruined for life. Scars often fade quite away. and anyway. they make people more in. teresting: some people. l think life's horrible
 But Nelly would not allow this.
 "It's what you make it," she de- clared with all the inexperience of two and twenty q was like you once-.all tdeals and things. but not
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-07-19
DEFECTIVE WIRING IS
 CAUSE OF FIRE AT JOHN SATIRE RESIDENCE

A fire, caused by defective wir- ing, at the residence of John Satire on Distin Avenue called out the Juneau Volunteer Fire Department yesterday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. No one was at home at the time the fire originated and consider able damage had been done to the |front porch and the living rooms at the front part of the house by the time the department reached the scene.
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She was a cheery little Cockney soul who had been on visit to a lbrother in Chicago. "He paid my fare or couldn't have come." she told Georgie with engaging frankness. Il should like to have stayed with him for ever. but his wife didn't hit it with me. fShe's from Boston"
 She waited hopefully for some comment; she loved talking, but sGeorgie had no comment to make. FTER ! moment Nelly Foster sA tried again. "Where have you lbeen?"
 gro New York. to see my moth : er."
 Neliy's eyes opened wide.
 "Your H1other! You don't say! Doesn't your mother live with you then?" sss srf : "No; she married again - an American, and they don't want mo to live with them. 1 don't want to either. I'm quite happy"
 "Do you live alone?" ' 'No. with an uncle. He lets me do as like" The two girls looked at one an other with mutual interest.
 T could have married out there fl I'd liked." Nelly volunteered. T could hayo married d man in the canning business and have Stayed in Chicago. but he was old" she shrugged her shoulders. He was fat. too. and his chin was all bristly when he kissed me-"
 "When he kissed you?" Georgie looked scandalized. "You didn't ,ei him kiss you I. you didn't like him.!
 Nelly laughed. "Of course l did That was the. only way | could and out if loved him or not. It's good way. too" she added shrewdiy You remember that. If you can stand man kissing you. you can'' stand him all"
 i've never kissed a man." Geor gle said.
 Some of. them don't know now to kiss" Neily went on. with the al Of one who thoroughly understand
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B PASSENGERS FOR JUNEAU ON
 NORTHWESTERN

SEATTLE, July 19. = Steamer Northwestern sailed at g o'clock this morning on the Southeast Alaska tour trip with 94 first class and two steerage passengers.
 Passengers aboard the Northwest ern booked for Juneau are Benton Turner, Paul Monroe, Frank Scully, F. Brown, E. A. Smith, lilly De- rosier, Leo Cherbock, D. w. Pierce and wife, Miss Walters, Ben H. Hall, Pearl Leeds, and one steer age.
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SYNOPSIS: Discarded by the on ertra girl had led to q hopefesslv srdryed face aud dn inerddicdble lip,p, Nicholas Boyd sails 0ioon,ily for En0Mnd, his home. His Ufte, Beynie.l cnnnot face oLscurity and f,enains behind it Neto York. Just after the ship s0ils q tinid. eifn girI b1fHgS a bu,tch of roses to th fdilen stars cabin because she Aonghf he looked loneiy. But he ftn0s fhe roses into the sea. aud rudely tnrns the girl out.
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Perforce, Nicholas tearns moro about Georgie, tomorrow,
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Advertisements in today's Empire tell you how much foods, clothing and household needs will cost you before you go shopping.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-07-19
NOTICE

The Juneau Water Works have moved their offices to the First National Bank from where it will transact all business. adv. r JOHN RICK, Manager.
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farm" plan tested Ohio with families unemployed placed they build the period based employment in factories where, supplemented by home crafts arts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-29
No Phone, Mail
or G. O. D.
Orders!

Nationally T a m Gus
for quality. We re-
serve the right to
limit quantities. Dol
lar Day Only!
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-10-13
Impressive Pickup
Is Noted in Report

New York, Oct. 13-tF)-Dun g.
Bradstreet said Friday that the most
impressive pickup Of the fall season
occurred this week in general trade
movements"
THE first full week of seasonable
weather" stated the agency's review,
brought reports from all parts Of the
country of sharp increases In retail
distribution, particularly pronounced
in rural communities, with the strong
drive of the buy now campaign prov
ing q powerful stimulus to the spread
Of the demand for merchandise.
THE extent of the business uptrend
since June, accompanied by the steady
rise Of employment and increase In
has developed a new public
which is now one of
spending rather than boarding"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-10-13

Canada and the United States at
border points. was recommended Thurs
day night in a joint report OF the
chamber of commerce Of the United
States and Canada.
Interpretation of customs regula-
tions was especially recommended. The
report suggested both countries make
administrative regulations Of either
country applicable to both.
interchangeable currency at border
points was another suggestion,
coupled with the recommendation that
Canada should reciprocate by allow
ing Canadian tourists to return to
Canada with undutiable purchases up
to 500 in value.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-10-13
tons Friday In protest Of . recent IN
crease Of Jewish immigration.
Former Tax Chief Is
Accused of Evasion

Chicago, Oct. 13.-(R)-William H
Malone, former chairman Of the I'LL
noiS state tax commission, was In
dicted by the federal grand jury today
on charges Of defrauding the govern
ment of $59,580.13 income tax for the
years 1929 and 1880.
The inquiry into his income has
resulted In citation Of four men for
contempt Of the federal court be-
cause Of alleged evasive, false and
misleading testimony before the grand
jury.
The indictment Of Malone, who is
travelling abroad. contained two
counts alleging attempts to evade and
defeat income taxes.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-10-13
Lower River to Get
More improvements

Washington, Oct. l3.-(P)-The war
department announced Friday $780,
600 allotted to the department by the
public works administration for work
on the lower Missouri river will be ex-
pended for construction of bikes,
revetment and dredging the channel
where necessary.
The department announced the to-
tai sum allotted thus far for Missouri
river navigation improvement totals
$l7,753,l08. The department estimat-
ed approximately 100000 will be
spent for work OH the section between
Kansas City and Hermann, Mo-, and
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-10-13
Negro Convicted of
Fargo Mans Murder

Minneapolis, Oct. l3.--tP.-Willialn
Hadiman, Negro. charged with Sec
ond-degree murder as the result Of
the fatal shooting of Clarence M. Mel
son Of Fargo in riot in the gateway
district In Minneapolis June %, was
convicted Of manslaughter In the first
degree by jury in district court Fri
day.
Judge Horace D. Dickinson immedi-
ately gave him an indeterminate term
Of from to 20 years in the st. Cloud
refOrmatOry.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-10-13
Car Loading Report
Shows Small Decline

Washington, Oct. 13.-tP)-The Amer
lean Railway association announced
Friday that loadings Of revenue
freight for the week ended October Z
were 54,428 cars, q decrease Of 1899
below the preceding week but an in
crease OF 1850 over the correspond
ing week last year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-10-13

that $500, 900 will be spent between
Hermann and the mouth OF the river.
THE work under the previous al
lotment," the war department said
has been in progress above Kansas
City since September Is, 1885,"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-10-13
FIGHT IN JERUSALEM

Jerusalem. Oct. l3.-(R-A few min
or affrays, in which several persons
were slightly injured and few ar
rested, accompanied Arab demonstra-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-10-13
Vexing Regulations
Condemned in Report

Ottawa, Oct. REORGANIZATION
Of "vexing regulations which hinder
free intercourse Of trade between
Evening star., 1933-09-06
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 fde 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.
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PERSONAL.
The rate under heading Of Personal
is 3 cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.

sUo1d Ara Is5.T xS eSssn
s soms and us and sss Church
Redesigned into last word creation. 81
st a~ ana Sal Tih 81 JsSS 1855 Ash :ll
EXCLUSIVE BRIDGE. DANCING. RIDING
% and swimming r club: composed Of eongenial
OF II men and
view. cali CO. I727 evenings. Sundays
TRUssEs AND ELASTIC GOODS AT, REAL
monsyssyns PRICES Fit snd
tendants to care for your every want. Peo-
Piles Drug Store No. 2. sos 7th St NV. and
No. z. 1107 st. NV.
school Of dancing and nursery; hour. day or
THE MODERN TREATMENT FOR CoNsTI;
quickly respond to co-ca-syi. This sooth-
m ans
the intestinal tract without the least inter;
nutriments. Get a bottle today. 30.
SEPT; q; kDdN, ,dRA6Es. HRS s T9 9.
ddEEAsssEP{9RTAT1oN' dE ssE{' Saol 10th ST. ID! NV
WHEN DEATH sTRIKEs FAMILY. THERE
Is no need to feel that they must accept in
AcTiot ScIVlCcS Oue 10 luhulllty "
pay high price. The Greater W, W..
Chambers Co. offers complete. funeral. cars
and all. for as little as SIS; Worlds finest
waterproof. alright guaranteed steel burial
vault may be had from Chambers for SS5. In
case Of death call the Greater w. w. Cham
bers Co.. 14th. corner Chaplin NV. CO. O432
Phone or write your address. We will send
you a beautiful catalosue Of how We do it.
EXCLUSIVE HOME. CONVALESCENTs
newly furnished: ideal location. suburbs
dietitians. nurses; $50 mo. UP. Address Box
132-A. Star ONCE. 6s
HEMoRRHoIDs ERADICATED BY MY OWN
method. results effective for a lifetime or
money back: write for booklet. DIR. SOM
MERWERCk. 1865 Columbia I'd
FOLLOWING AN ILLNESS. CANNOT READ
or write: wish to contact some one who has
had expert training in this work. and can
help me regain this faculty. Address Box
43d-A. Star once
BEAUTIFUL REST HOME IN. DISTRICT
suburbs for convaIescents and elderly people
needing care. kindness. consideration or
special diet; veranda. large grounds. deli
cious food. Address Box 42S-A. Star ONCE.
RELIABLE PARTY WILL ADOPT A FEMALE
infant; not over 3 weeks old. Phone DEca-
AFTER THIS DATE. WILL NOT BE
responsible for any debts unless contracted
by me personally. CLEMENT p. COX.
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HELP-MEN.
lCanAinnadA

YOUNG MAN. not under 20 nor over 45.
with executive ability, GOOD education. col.
sSs Ss coed IN sens either
business, commercial or financial. who is, &C
customed to active contact with the pubic.
single. education. business experience. mini
mum income required to start and any otner
information that would describe your aoih'S'
We are only interested in a man at pres
ent employed in a responsible position or
be apeSing iGs sood opportuny for
right man who can afford to take position
with low A. the for ir1e S1arI adSance
VIII. Wrise sos ssse4sa.. 4ss.A. Star Sta ofiee fRss
YOUNG MAN for gasoline station: state
SSsne Aaarsss aSsss sos saaTs Star
YOUNG MAN to drive delivery truck; must
know how to change batteries. l439 +
YOUNG MEN to work with manager owe over
sts0islea SIX peT week u to start. See Mr Farley,
Room 41O. 1919 F ST NV. w.-
SALES MANAGER.
GspaSe oaT tHe popnlsr
to distributors. soft drink concerns AM am
chain stores n, on env ness yeu are m
producer; give all particulars as to travel
Ing experience. past connections; draWms xr,s
ses aad4ess sox sa Star
SALESMEN, for industrial life
insurance, for an immediate con-
nection with all established COM
pany. Excellent chance for ad-
vancement. Previous experience
not necessary. Apply room ZOz,
0l7 18th st. NV.
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NASH 1929 DUAL-IGNTTION sEDAN-Do
you like big-car comfort at small-car cost !?
Well here It is. A beautiful sturdy, well
and with that famous blue Rjbhon' guar
anty. See 1t at once at Triangle, THE
Famous for Service Ford Dealers, 3 N.
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sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

-
ssTaedo 9 sss4e. sSs sSssl aSss ruSsr
after d p.m SSs Park rd.. Mr. Grant
HUPMoInE-.Will sen my straight eight
ofier. Like new, driven less than 1000
os ASaress Ssr nis 81. = % ssr :,
kslI "a SALE e. s4s II. IE LIZ Sx coUPE losl
feet! @ Now ss only y 81 o.5 KsmPten Cadillac
"A Ia SALE 1891 5-pAss; model s45; de
clean upholstsry: See this Butler bsrsain II
sIg Tsnt Lee b ussr ine .. fs5 rs Dss ss1
La. SALE: 345 DE LIKE SEDAN. 1881
Driven only 10000 miles; new tires: wire
Mhee mSf9 s se top and nsn
KsI9I., Ksmpton Cadillac Corp. 11as Conn. ave,
LINCOLN LIMOUSINE. seven PASSENGER
Splendid condition; bargain. Owner. North
NASH 1882 "6' sEpAN"Mechanicaliy and
teed; terms. Barnes Motors. 1920 18th St
Finished Id, in deep maroon. wire waesls;
p; Butler. Inc. si55 champiain st.. co.
you like big-car comfort az small-car cost,
sss sss st5 It,. ismeas 0f kSSss
ssis Sc fer service sn'f rola bss
OAKLAND SPORT COUPE. late 1929. s95
Rumble seat new tires: almost new con-
dition: kept in garage. 1921 18th st. NV.
pAckaRD PA sEae,,.nt sEDANs5o pan down; So per
tifss M Adams. fls Ises eisHn NV. NA. isas atr
with ss dns 5rss h and Il
s1ss chsm@pIaln @ s2.I st.. Co $3.50. 81 1u'lef' INC
PEERLESS 1880 CUSTOM SEDAN. s175--
ystez owned o0ns must ane sell Eune Co k fsss
RPIEsRGE.AaFRGW e 6v 1PAss SEDAN 1880
s. so S sa' fss s sa5 'si 'tsf
PLYMOUTH SEDAN. Sl65;. 1880 model:
%oer aoTn New balance Vans monthly Rn1
Open evenings.
PoNT1Ac 1880 sEDAN-In beautiful con
fd,tion sell at sacrifice: sis down. easy
tury Motors. Sos ~ i4th st. ~ NV, % No sess
PONTIAC CUSTOM SEDAN. like new. for
Wo4ts se ee Niebo,s M c9assn Agto
Just across 11th st. bridge.
PONTIAC 1929 SEDAN. $3.50. This car is
IN perfect condition. has had very, little
Motor Co. ss New seS York 2H aSes Saea NokraEasT.
PONTIAC. s SEDAN. 1e3:LDriven only
y. 500 miles: green Duco nnish; free wheel
and upholstery in fne condition: looks and
runs like new car. Price only S595. Kemp
ION tpict caailiac Corp. ll3s Conn. ave. Dis
PONTIAC SPORT COUPE. '29-Good tires.
paint and mechanical condition. Real buy.
$3.50 Ss5 down. bal. to suit 1860 Park I'd. CO.
s, ssTg,DEBAkER 1891 PREsIDENT
black finish: very clean troadcleth uphei-
champlain st. c.. $3.50. 0' -N''' ~i''
luxe sedan-Excellent tires and finish. very
clean interior. A real Butler Special" for
st. {; Co 81 $3.50. q 0u''ef ine '' cnamD'a'n
sTUDEBAKER COMMANDER SEDAN. 1890
-orieinal two,tone brown finish. excellent
motor top and upholstery, all good tires.
Inc. 2155 Champlain ST.. Co $3.50.
STUDEBAKER PRESIDENT s-PASsENGER
Ike new: stainless steel wheels: tires like
new, Special sale price sos5, few days
only! Kempton Cadillac Corp, 113S Conn.
STUDEBAKER 1881 "S" DE LUXE SEDAN
Chrome tire covers. clean whipcord up
holstery finished in two-tone beige; all good
tires; excellent mechanically; 1886 Lee D.
Butler, Inc. 2l55 Champlain st. CO. $3.50.
WILLYS-KNIGHT SPORT COUPE, late
model. light six; splendid condition: pri-
vately owned rumble; nice appearance;
AgsT9MosnEs Az g a. wssenlsrs auto suction.
d.. 10 am Usually 8 good assortment
Evening star., 1933-09-06
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

CALL DOMESTIC" DE. 2419. 1925 9th
st for cooks. g.h.w.. mattresses. couples,
janitors. day workers. No charge. =.
RUPHER'S EXCHANGE has cooks. maids
houseworkers; day, week, month; references
ai'e"''s 90
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OAKLAND SPORT COUPE. late 1929. s95
Rumble seat. new tires: almost new con-
dition kept in garage 1921 18th st. NV
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wANTED-SALESMEN.

Az oP PART TIME to sell policy contain
inV life sickness, accident insurance; funeral,
and dssna1d Issa advfs liz fl IN
ss,mnIe To understand: easy to sell on small
monthly payments sSmDany enyssion oaaoIs eTe
affer Address Box 42O-A Star ONCE
NEW BRANCH in Wash. is off. great opp
to experienced salesmen. LIBERAL aovanTes s ICE
against com. Chances for advancement e. Hii-
limited 1OS Evans Building v
WF NEED 4 neat-appearing men. no age
limit prefer men afiliated with veterans OF or
other fraternal organizations: cnance ~ "
hmiid up A life income: we pay expenses al
replies confidential. Address Box 496-A. star
ONCE.
Evening star., 1933-09-06
sALE-MSCELLANEOUS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BAR EQUIPMENT chairs. table. cash
registers, refrigerators. counters, showcases.
fans. mixers, etc; complete restaurant, bak-
sls iss. aas addns ns1l m.eSines Priced to
sell. Edgar Baum. Inc, 9l4 E S. NV
BED ROOM and living room suites; Sy. easy.
mahosans hSsa1 ana Server rUs and settee Col I'd
reasonaSie; SaD H good condition. Phone coiu%gsia
Bs kasss5n Sesss sss sSorss
Co. 424 9th st: DIV.
BRICK. h ": RADIATION: steel roof +, trus:ss s,ss
doors do Sc oak manteis with mirrors. lumber,
FAR 14sh St. snG NV ao0ls Ne s ssl7. w -
BRIcK-Used brick delivered In siLI WashiInston. 60
saSs Stones De5 Cali ipfIss IIncoIn s19e eveninss
BUILDING MATERIALS AND BRICK from
city blocks; large church 72 houses sroMnas S tTl
e"ts Costs cf new material are rising. but coed
used materials, reasonably priced. oner you
ns1ss saansites 10 sse BARGAIN price.
good lumber ali kinds. brick. doors and sash. sash;
Hsares niRs aTnss marble mantes
H H Hss ccad:an
co1sressCnai Gs@s o. f"Ii Library. ASK Tor Mr. Nss.
S'a Il ysss w..s's:sss ss:ss,sl Dept
CASH REGISTERS. new ana second-hand;
fasy & AVN NatSn. 1875 sston. and
Remington. new modes:
CHAIRS. Chippendale overstuned: ma
solid color rug: feas. 1924 Conn ave
MEcTRIC RANGES: s s25,5o; @ s45SS 5tsi
si49SHat NHtonai SaiFsstesed Fsses ike ne" l0Ss
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR. used l year;
ssSelsn' ssS g. na ssndisen ME- 7oos '
FRIGIDAIRE, in fine working order, only
S35. H. A. Simon, 800 II st. NV. DI. 1885,
FURNTTURE-Wal bed room suite. dining
must mus sell sell 1903 Georgia ave. NV.
room suite, S25; oak dresser 81: oak BUFFET.
81; oak table. S3: kitchen cabinet, $40; 3
rockers: SOC each; small rugs: no dealers
FURNTTURElOverstuff .2:pc. bed-daven-
port suite. S25; walnut dining room suite.
S25 bureau SO; yi1nisy st so; BEDS other
snn1 xa bed room H.Ss:Id Sns5
FURNTTURE-Oak dining room suite; 9
pieces; chair seats upholstered; good condi-
ton; S25. 642 Keefer pl. NV.
FURNTTURE+Duncan Physe table, chairs
and china cabinet. Phone GEorgia 9104.
ssoy.! snd viii: ses ns
connected free. 1924 1t. NV, National
NAN, CARRIERS COAT. size 40; Yal
weight; never been worn: VIII sell Tor Ss.
MODERN FURNITURE, very attractive: for
one-room apartment; used mine months; win
rent. Phone Cleveland 6063.
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PIERCE-ARRoW 7-PAss SEDAN. 1890
wheels. excellent tires. Thoroughly recon-
ditioned motor. Ideal car for large family:
$3.50. Lee D. Butler. Inc. 2155 Champlain
st. CO. $3.50
Evening star., 1933-09-06
WE WILL FINANCE YOU.

WE WILL FINANCE YOU.
GAS STATION standard, $1,000:
CONFECTIONERY. 5000; 500 Gown.
RESTAURANT, near Govt: bldgs:; terms.
DELICATE6SEN-Rent. S75; rms;
DRUG STORE. nearby Md: $500; terms.
THEATER. nearby Va; $1,000: terms:
oRoSESH9T65TrH1nEER HAN9 6THER dioe9p doop BUYS. n 'e'm'
CAPITAL ADJUSTING q FINANCE co:
NINTH FLOOR DIST. NATL BANK BLDG.
WANTED-Branch manager by local
established and successful corpora
ton. Services at once of men who
can invest $1,000. No trihers. Ad-
dress Box 246-A, Star Office.
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PACKARD q SEDAN-S5O down, SO per
mo-; excellent: very clean: Al General
PACKARD Custom De- Luxe Roadster, 1880
All new tires. finish and motor excellent.
with that long. streamlined Packard body in
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HELP-WOMEN.
(Continued.)

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
For high-school or college graduate not
under % years for special work with one
CT Americas foremost corporations; perma-
nent position. Only refined, dignifed. de-
pendable women will qualify Business ex-
perence not essential. In answering. give
phone number. Address Box 249-A. Star
ofice.
Evening star., 1933-09-06

PEERLESS 1890 CUSTOM SEDAN. S175-
New tires: looks and runs like new; pri-
vately owned: must sell CO 433S
Evening star., 1933-09-06

! PLYMOUTH SEDAN. Sl65: 1880 model:
! very good condition: has had only one
Motor Co.. b; New York ave. NORTHEAST.
Open evenings.