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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1933-06-08
Great alIs, Mont.

Great Falls residents were
deeply saddened by the death oil
Rev. Franklin James Laid. who
passed away at the Columbus
Hospital May Both from injuries
received while riding horseback
on his employers ranch May IS.
With the Rev. A. A. Moore OF
Helena assisted by Rev. b. e.
Edwards officiating, funeral ser
vices were held at O'Conner Flu
neral Home. Rev. Laid was p
years old and was born at Ma
tin Perry. Ohio. At an early
age he moved with his parents
TO Oregon where he graduated
from the Portland High School
in 1924. In 1928 he left Port
land and came to Great Falls as
pastor of the A. NJ. f. Church.
which position he resigned after
3 years In 1928 he married
Miss Maxine Young of Great
Fails Besides the wife. he is
survived by two small children.
a mother. Mrs. Ada Simmons.
and TWO brothers. Paul and Del
ma of Akron.-Rev. A. A. Moore
of Helena preached at the An.
Z. Church Friday evening. The
ACE. League is sponsoring a
playlet Second Story Peggy"
and baby contest June 18th
at the A.M.E. Church.-Mrs. Eli
Brown of Cut Bank attended the
funeral of Rev. Laid. During
her stay she was house guest
of Mrs. Emma Smith.-Mr. and
Mrs. J. McCraeken were hosts
at a breakfast honoring Rev A.
A. Moore of Helena and Rev. h.
f.. Edwards-Mrs. c. p. Peter
son and Mrs. Elizabeth Webb
were hostesses for dinners com
the Rev Moore and
Rev. Edwards. -After visit at
he home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Mrs. NJ. Present left
Tor her home in Hayre. Miss
Alva Smiths essay 1.-THE Value
Of the Fair to a Community"
was chosen best from among 123
high school entries and will be
entered in the North Montana
Fair Contest.-Phone your news
10 2-1283.
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Funeral Rites Held For
Mrs. Elizabeth Blackburn

Funeral services were held on
Wednesday at the Miller and
Tracey chapel for Mrs. Elizabeth
A. Blackburn who died the pre-
yious Saturday at her home al
ter a long illness. Rev. d. G..
Hill officiated. Vocal selections
were by Miss Clifford Freeman
and Bethel A. M. E. Choir of
which church the deceased was
faithful member.
Many tributes and resolutions
were read from the organizations
and clubs in which Mrs. Black
burn was an active member. She
was the art chairman of the Ore
gon Federation of Colored Wo-
men and the treasurer of the
Rosebud Study Club. She was
widely known for her gracious
hospitality.
Mrs. Blackburn was 40 years
old and a native of Lawrence,
Kansas She was resident of
Portland twenty years coming
here shortly after her marriage.
She is survived by her husband,
L. R. Blackburn, a mother and
two sisters.
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TACOMA NEWS
G. b. Aldrich, Bditor-Mgr.
1885, Pacific Ave.

Mrs. 7. L. Landers of Ruston
was hostess Monday for the June
meeting of the Booklovers Club.
Current Events were discussed
by Mrs. N. J. Asberry Mrs. Ka-
tie Myers was an honored visit
or The hostess served deli
cious luncheon.
Colored students graduating
this year are: Minnie Belle Ar
nette, Alice Wilson from Stadium
High; Walter Williams and Cliff
ton Patterson from Lincoln High.
The Women's Auxiliary of the
N.A.A.C.P. held their meeting on
Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. N. j. Asberry.
The Crusaders Club, an auxil-
larry of Bethlehem Baptist Church
was organized Thursday at the
home of Mrs. l.. Vernon. Plans
were completed for a box social
to be given June 20. The next
meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. Jessie Vim.
Mrs. A. Walker of Seattle is
visiting her mother. Mrs. James
Roberts, of Fern Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Stafford
entertained with a theatre party
and luncheon complimenting Miss
Beth Pierre of Berkeley, Calf,
who is visiting her parents.
DR.. and Mrs. L. E. Gilmore
and Mrs. M. Miller together with
other Tacomaites attended the
N.A.A.C.P. dance in Seattle Mon
day night.
Mt. Tacoma Lodge of Elks
will be hosts for the Northwest
Association of Elks which will
convene in Tacoma July l and ..
Fred U. Harris is president of
the association.
A colored man, posing as
U. S. inspector, tied up a ranch
er in his home and robbed him
according to announcement of
the police this week.
Funeral services were held for
Frank Spencer, who died last
week He was born in the Ba-
hama Islands and was u resident
of Tacoma 40 years. Surviving
relative is Mrs. H. Palm.
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Vancouver, B. c.

Evangelist |, Bynoe conducted
services Sunday at the A.M.E.
Church.-Mr. and Mrs. H. Prior
were hosts at dinner complim emit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gugar and S. Alex
ander.-During the absence of
Mr.. and Mrs II. Prior in Chica-
go to visit the Worlds Fair. Mrs.
Nettie Carter of Victoria will be
IN charge of Prior's Chicken Par
lor-The Gloom Chasers Club
sponsored surprise party Satur-
day evening for Mr.. and Mrs.
Jefferson and Mr.. A. Kelly
Mrs. b. McKensie will be hostess
Tor The next meeting of the
G o o m Chasers.-The Douglas
Forum held their meeting at the
home Of Mr. II. Chatters-Ba-
ehelor Girls Club are sponsoring
a dance for the 29th of June.
The girls will hold their next
meeting at the home of Mrs. C.
II. Wilson-Mrs. Ruth Martin
was hostess for Chinese dinner
at her home Saturday evening
complimenting Misses Jean Full
lei and Elna Philips. Misses
Jean Fuller and Elna Philips
will be featured in an entertain
ment June 18th at the Yacht
Club.-Mrs. Clarence L. Lee is
leaving this week for Victoria to
join her husband Kayangha
Chapter. O.E,S., held their rs
Their services at Fountain Chap
el.-Phone your news Items to
High 2956X.
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Federated Women Hold
18th Annual Meeting

The Oregon Federation of Col
ored Women held one day
meeting May 81 marking their
18th annual meeting. Sessions
were held at the Williams Ave
nue. Y.W.C.A. where fine col
lection of art work and paintings
were displayed. Mrs. Fannie
Crosby presided over the execu-
tive board meeting; Mrs. Kath-
crime Gray conducted the men,
orial service in memory of Mrs.
Katie Johnson, Portland club
woman, and Mrs. Minnie Scott,
national executive secretary. OF
her sessions were directed by
Mrs. Dollie Paries and Mrs. Ro-
beina Martin. The trophy cup
for the best art display was IA
warded the Rosebud Study Club.
Second prize went to the Har-
riett Tubman Club. Miss Eliza
beth Summers gave the welcome
address and among other speak
ers were Mrs. Gerlinger, Mrs.
Philbain and Mrs. kaadt. The
annual address delivered by Mrs.
Dollie Paries was very inspiring
The Misses Barbara Hubbard
and Clifford Freeman were
heard in vocal selections with
Mrs. Jessie Flowers as accom-
PIANIST. The roster of officers
chosen is as follows: Bonnie Bo-
gle, president Ann Sheppard
vice-president; Bessie Johnson,
chairman of executive board /:
Winifred Coo h ran. secretary;
Pearl Carol, assistant secretary
Polyann Reed, corresponding Sc
eretary; Emma Stanley, treasur-
er; Mary e. Fullilove. chaplain;
Ruth Flowers, ways and means
chairman; Jessie Flowers. par
humanitarian; Pearl c. Stewart.
chairman of art committee; Cora
Minor, auditor; Katherine Gray.
organizer; Elise Evans, statisti-
clan; Lena Bowers, custodian;
Mrs. Dollie Paries, retiring pre-
sident, was elected delegate to
the national meeting to be held
this summer in Chicago.
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Deal with each other. he
continued. make jobs for your
children. make jobs for your
selves. "
RaIss Politicians
God gave me the power to
heal" he said. so | could have
something sensational enough to
draw you into a church or audi
torium. that l could ram this
new racial consciousness down
your thfoats. Ii | announced
that I was giving a lecture on
Negro business or Negro politics
could not get corporal's
guard, but when you hear l am
going to cure people. you pack
the church. so now that you are
here you have got to listen to
me.
Il want you to unseat your
underworld political leaders and
put up someone who will not
betray the race. and see to it
that 70 get eolored policemen
and colored firemen. See that
You get your share of the NUM-
cipal jobs Baltimore has to he
shaken to the foundations be-
fore it will awake from its le-
thargy. Every day you are be-
ing robbed of your tax money
because you are too stupid and
lazy to follow your tax dollar
and demand your share of it
Heals Aged
1t was not until Professor Cos
tonic completed this TRADE on
conditions that he began to call
for the sick.
Il am calling the old mothers
first he said, because l know
that their suffering is due to
sacrificing for others. They are
racked with pains because they
have bent over the wash-tub ma
king it easy for some boy or
girl TO get an education only to
have that boy or girl go off and
leave them"
Four aged grey-haired mothers
were brought to the front of the
church. The professor dipped his
hands in water and rubbed them
amid tumult and rejoicing on
the part of the audience. The
patients one by one began to get
up and walk.
Refuses Pay
The professor refused to ac-
cept pay from any of his pa
tents. Every time | cure "a
person. he said, Il get the
strength to cure five more"
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fornia Jurisdiction.
Mr.. Edward Cumby is in Sc
attic this week on business.
The Boosters Club of st. phil
Ups Mission held a meeting Mon
day night at the home of Mr..
Fred McClear.
Mrs. George p Moore and son
Philip left this week to join Mr..
Moore in Seattle where they will
reside permanently.
Charles, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Stanton. won the art
scholarship award at Highland
school which entities him to a
six weeks course in commercial
art this summer, Charles also
won second place in school ath-
leties.
Miss Anna Clagett of Los An
geles was visitor here Tuesday
and the guest at the home of
Mrs, Julia Fuller. She is en-
route 10 British Columbia on a
world tour.
Among the sick Marion Full
love is improving. Mrs. Bernice
Sims continues ill., Joe Williams
confined in hospital. Miss Clara
Mae lngersol reported improv
ing.
Miss Alfrieda Franklin and
Mrs Lula Graggs were joint
hostesses for a party honorinp
the high school graduates. The
novel affair was held at the
Franklin home.
Mrs. II. D. Fuller accompanied
by her grandson left this week
on an auto trip to Montana &c
be gone three months.
Mr. and Mrs. William Badger
of Gearhart were visitors here
Monday
Mrs Marcella johnson wa.
hostess for the meeting of the
Martha Washington Homemak
ers.
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Mrs. Bonnie Boyle, prominent
in social. club and church cir
cles, was elected president of the
Oregon Federation of Colored
Women at the annual meeting
held recently in Portland. Mrs.
Boyle is an officer of the Cali
fornia jurisdiction of the Order
of Eastern Star and also the rep
resentative in Portland of the
Northwest Enterprise.
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Ellensburg, Wash.
Mrs. NJ. Robertson. renorfe,

Rev Degrafenreed will preach
at the Baptist Church next Sun
day.-Mrs. NJ Robertson accom-
panied Mesdames Rudolph, Clax-
ton and Eehols OF Roslyn on a
motor trip to Yakima last week.
Nathaniel Porter is the only
colored graduate from high
school.-Mr. Charles Grimes and
daughter Bernice, left for trip
to North Carolina. Mrs. X. Mar
TIN spent Tuesday in Gle Elum.
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Mrs. Dollie Parties, retiring pre-
sident OF the Oregon Federation
of Colored Women, was elected
delegate to attend the conven-
ton of the National Association
of Colored Women to be held
this summer in Chicago. Mrs.
Paries served three consecutive
years as president of the Oregon
Federation.
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FOR RENT-Neatly furnished
rooms. Reasonable rent. Mrs.
N. q. Fullilove. 1922 N. Z.
First Ave. 6-1
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DICE o. FATE.

Fascinating fortune-telling game
given FREE To introduce ZESTE.
NATURES MIRACLE HEALTH
BUILDER. Send 81. for months
supply and FREE game or send
Zoe for sample. ZESTE CO..
151 W. 10th ST., New York City.
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FOR RENT - Neatly furnished
room very reasonable. Mrs.
Florence Edmonds, 1458 Ben
ton St. Phone Enterprise Of
flee, Sellwood 1878. 5-25
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FOR RENT-One newly fur
nished apartment and two UNI
furnished apartments located at
1924 North East LIST Ave-, old
number 222 North East First st.
furnace heat. Modern, walking
distance. Apply Eugene j. Mi
nor, 21O Old Post Office Build
Ing, BR. 1857 or Sell. 2514.
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DINNER--May 20, auspices of
Vigilante Club at First A. NJ. e.
Church.
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Negro Messiah
breaches Religion

Continued from Page one)
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INTRoDUCTIoNs to select la
dies and gentlemen desiring So
eial contact. Make friends by
mail. Send stamp Give age.
Box 1863. Station e. Los Ange-
les, Calf. (6-22)
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Deal with each other" he
continued. make jobs for your
children. make jobs for your
selves.
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Refuses Pay

The professor refused To ac-
cept pay from any of his pa
tents. Every time cure a
person. he said, Il get the
strength to cure five more"
Evening star., 1933-06-06
WANTED-SALESMEN.

SALESM SMEN-SUPER
Are offered an exceptional opportunity by
big manufacturer to make permanent con-
nection. We are interested in men who can
intelligently call upon merchants and present
ment which produces food item having
tremendous daily consumer demand. Men
with Rood sales and business experience will
De considered for choice selling territories
on sef-hnancing basis. A man who can
qualify as organizer will be selected as
supervisor to take charge of men and sales
IN this district Interview by appointment
only. Telephone Mr.. Walter o. Singer. ma
tlonal S5lO. Tuesday afternoon or Wednes-
day morning.
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DON'T MISS THESE
RARGAINSt


Buick 1927 Master "6" 4-pass Coupe, $35.
Nash Light "6' Sedan. 4-door; $66.
Buick 1928 stan'd Sedan, perfect; SiS5
wire wheels; S165
Dodge Fast "A" Coupe, rumble seat. wire
wheels; 500.
Chrysler Ie2s Roadster. rumble seat; per-
feet; S145.
Ford A Fordor Sedan, 1891: perfect; S195
REQ "6" Sedan. late 1925; $i45.
Chevrolet Coach. 1923; .SS5.
La Sale Coupe. rumble seat; S145.
Dodge 4-door Sedan. fast "4'; $50. --.-
Winton ''6' Sport Touring. six wheels,
de luxe: S145.
Graham-Paige Taxi. perfect: S125.
Chrysler "70'' Coupes <2); $125-S145.
Chrysler Imperial 80" 4-pass. Coupe. 9
tires; perfect; S275.
Hupp 1881 Sport Touring. new tires, big
49," special trunk; motor dismantled: bar
gain: S275. Attractive terms to responsible
parties.
70 Florida Ave, NE
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

Salary, 81 900 The CIVIL SERVICE PRE-
PARATORY SCHOOL, ME. 6337. $50 18th.
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PERSONAL
The rate under heading Of Personal
Is 8 cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.

EXCLUSIVE HOME FOR CONVALESCENTS,
aged; newly furnished: ideal location; dieti-
ttans, nurse in attendance; $50 month up'
Address Box BOOM. Star ONCE.
DON'T DISCARD YOUR WORN HATS
81 so to $3.50 cleans. redesigns passe hats
into creations of today. All French models
now. half price. RUTH MOILOHAN. for.
merly with Nine. Ash. 1011 H st. NV. "a
floor. District 1856.
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY. THERE
Is no need to feel that they must accept IN
ferior funeral services due to inability to
pay q high price The Greater W. w.
Chambers Co offers q complete funeral cars
and all for as little as SIS, Worlds nnesf
vault may be had from Chambers for SS5 IN
case Of death call the Greater w. W. Cham
bers Co.. 14th. cor. Chaplin NV: Co, o432
Phone or write your address. We Will seno
you beautiful catalogue OF kow we DO u
HATS ExPERTLY REBLOCKED AND RE
modelled. RACHEL M. BERRY. 8 yrs. with
Julius Garf1nckel g. Co. L. 1860, Ventosa'
Apt. 80. 1st and B NV. -.
HONEST RADIO REPAIRING: STOP AND
THINK! GRIMM. NORTH 1897 ANY TIME.
IL YEARS EXPERIENCE.
BODY MASSAGE: MASSEUR FROM NEW
York City: gentlemen only. MA. 5O5s. -
COLLEGE WOMAN OF REFINEMENT. EDU;
Gated in exclusive Catholic schools, Will
>oard several children in Summer cottage
near Washington cages 6-12l: references
exchanged. Address Box 302-M, star once.
ELLEN STANLEY (RECENTLY ELSIE
Pierce Willard Shopl is welcoming nef
friends at Lady Beautiful Shop 900 Westory'
ME. 7717.
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HELP-DOMESTIC,

4IRL, between 90 and 25, for general house
york, cooking, some laundry. in family Of
tVo adults, two children; S5 per week. room
I'D board; references REQUIRED. 1l9 Oak
crest. Va. Take Alexandria local bus
GIRL. colo-ed. general housework: no cook
ing or laundry: stay nights: bring honesty
reference: So week. 1900 10Th st.
GIRL, white for seneral housework; sts"
nights. Cleveland 55S7.
WOMAN. middle age. for general house.
work. cooking, mot,18's helper; in suburbs.
Address Box 20o-J, Star cfhce.
80 to do general housework. Must stay
pishtA Can CI. 5542, S407 Woodley I'd
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SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.


FORD 1882 LATE MODEL LIGHT DELIV-
cry Truck-Perfect condition. Phone DEca-
tur 1882, 1925 You St. NV; owner leav-
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for light car,
1881 2-ton Ford truck. % 9th st. Sc. 7s
BEER BODY for wholesale use; like new;
priced low. Special delivery beer body at
bargain figure. s. J. Meeks Son. 622 G NV.
s. o 8. GOOD USED TRUCKS
Vans. stakes. dumps. deliveries: open and
closed Reconditioned.
sTERSRsETT OPERATING, g SERVICE I,
FORD, MODEL r, ONE-ToN PANEL; S25.
Chevrolet 1929 light delivery open ex-
press; SIS.
yellow Knight one-ton panel, trucks
to select; S75 to S125.
Chevrolet 1929 light delivery panel; 500.
Ford Model 1929 light delivery
Dodge Graham 2h-ton. big stake body,
dual pneumatics; perfect; S175.
White Model "51" 2h-ton dual pneu-
matics. van body lights and starter; S325.
Republic 2h-ton. dual pneumatics. 6-cyl-
inder. Timken rear. underslung springs. van
q. NJ. 6. 1929. Buick motor. dual pneu-
matics, disc wheels. extra large bulldog van
body; best buy in town; S475;
~ Florida Ave. NE.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.


CONGENIAL PARTY JOIN MOTHER AND
daughter trip to N. c. mountains, perhaps
renting cottage: share equally minimum e..
pense. Address BOX BOOM. Star ONCE.
SEDANS FLORIDA, ATLANTA. TEXAS, CHI
cago, west all points; share expense. ..
Traya Bureau, 1921 Pa. ave. n.w ME. T4Il.
WILL v7ie four passengers to Worlds Fair
for week and return: 1893 CHEVROLET ra.
dio); terms ree sonable: Phone Aisxanofais ia
$40 or address Box 277-M. Star ONCE o.
DRIVING SEDAN TO CHICAGO JUNE 10;
back June 90; accommodate 4; $40 round
trip Address Box 315-M. Star ONCE.
CHICAGO. LOS ANGELES. BOSTON, At
lanta, Miami; sedans daily: share expenses.
TRAVELLERS AGENCY. MA. 3542.
932 ST., Next to Metropolitan Theater
ATLANTA. MIAMI. NEW YORK. DALLAS;
sedans leaving Thur. Fri: share expense
LOGAN HOTEL TRAVEL BUREAU, NO. 6435.
CHICAGO; SEE WORLDS FAIR; TRAVEL
by private cars; share expenses. Logan Hotel
Travel Bureau. NO. 6435, MA. 3542.
CHICAGO. $40; NEW YORK, S4;
Texas and Okla. Private Cars Daily.
CAPITOL" 1130 14th ST. NV, ME. 1878.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE. colored. woman good cook and
houseworker, man chauffeur and butler; to
live on place; S15 month; state references
in washington. Address Box S3M, Star
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HELP-WOMEN.

ALTERATION HAND, experienced on ladies'
dresses no others need apply 1924 Conn.
ave.
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PLATE PRINTER.

A steady reliable man, thor
oug hly experienced in plate
printing. Address Box 377-M
Star office.
Evening star., 1933-06-06

FTTTER and alteration hand on dresses
must be thoroughly experienced: no phoninR.
Apply Madame Rose. 1907 Conn. ave.
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HELP--MEN.

cars. See MI Williams between and 10
am, Wednesday morning. Call Carl, lnc.'
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

AUBURN 1881 BROUGHAM-A sporty,
| speedy, Imart car; new tires: excellent me-
! chanically 1895. Cherner's Lot, I'LL
| Florida ave.
Evening star., 1933-06-06

COLLEGE STUDENT or teacher, pleasant
vacation work. Address Box 1S7-M, Star
Evening star., 1933-06-06

LADY, Government worker. for part-time
work: good opportunity to earn extra money
Phone National 2179, Miss Rowe, for an
appointment
Evening star., 1933-06-06

BARBER, experienced, wanted at once.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

WANTED several men to train for we'll
paying Radio and Sound Engineering work.
Only sincere ambitious men. mechanically
or technically inclined. considered. Must
state age. present position, education. phone
number Address Box 154-M Star ONCE,
Evening star., 1933-06-06

LADIES-Pleasant, outdoor work for women
selling household articles; experience not
necessary: small salary: car fare and COM
mission guaranteed Hl6 G st. Room HNN. :.
Evening star., 1933-06-06

MUSICAL INsTRUMENTs-RADIoS.
BAND AND QRcHEsTRA INsTRg11ENTs.
saxophone, selmer tenor, sill. gold bell In
fsss aoMER IKE l. nes Kr fleS Co. seTs 1850 q ST. NV
CURLY storaEs oompans. s.Anc FAB a4G 18th S.
NV.
HAVE IN MY HOME a world famous. nearly
duced Si55. Must Be seen to be appre-
ciated. Am only interested In quick buyer
bdstres fSt ieeh s,ae bargain. TO inspect phone
PIANOS-Real bargains in good uprigfts,
accepted in trade for new Kimball grands,
way, Si25; Knage. S110; stieff. Ss5; Starr.
weekly; eertided values. Kimbail Factory
Branch. III 11th st. NV.
P1ANovUnusually fine baby grand piano;
marvellous tone and action, perfect condi-
tion. We represent artist leaving country
cost for quick disposal very n easy and safe
terms may be arranged Kimball Factory
Branch. III I1th st. NV.
PIANoS-Baby grands; returned by custom
ers to be sold for balance due on the ac-
counts; one S495 Grand: balance due, S195;
one S295 apartment upright piano. now
SlS5 other upright pianos. $50. $75. 500.
Terms will be arranged. If desired. o. j.
De MOI Co.. 18th and SITS. NV Phone
PIANOS Plan at bsrgaie prices steinwsy w.
grand used. $50: one grand $500; Knabe
upright; $50: Ives and Pond upright. hns
occasions Musical Instruments OF all kinds
lilo G. Est 1870
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

CASH FOR YOUR CAR.
Or will pay unpaid balance and give
you difference in cash. See Mr..
Barnes. 1929 18th st. NV. Dec. 23o0.
Evening star., 1933-06-06
MAN, Is to so.

Large corporation, resources more than
awake man for outside work we can offer
permanent position: very profitable; future
advancement. Address Box 29l-M, Star
Evening star., 1933-06-06


NASH. BOAT AND MOTOR WORKS.
1888 Eltos, $50 :75; exclusive agent, parts
motors, service. 9th and Water sts. s.w.
CABIN CRUISER, "a IT. for sale: equip
peg: $40. Phone National S7S5 or Adams
ELrO-JOHNsON CUPBOARD MCxOR1.
New and used-Service and Yarts.
Southeast Sales Co. 1910 SE.
ssSS--,s SAi sssSAE2fEfb A2ff sSSg S2gsvtxSSgg xSgg
GUARANTEED. AUTO MARINE MACHINE
CO.. 1892 PA. AVE. S. E. ATLANTIC 055O.
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
BOSTON TERRIERS. registered. small siz4
perfect markings; fine stock from y. X:
ST. ne.
TOY FOX TERRIERS. S4: Airedales. Collies.
Settlers. So: others. 81: milch goats. Log
House. Hybla VALLEY. Va.
BOSTON PUPPY, o weeks, grandson of Oh.
Hagerty Surprise, 321 Cedar ave-. Takoma
Park. Md. Sc
CANARIEs Deep yellow. and pure. white;
guaranteed songsters: baby love birds; spe-
ciai red song restorer. Burke's, 51I @ NV.
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