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Evening star., 1934-09-15
The Garden Clubs.

The Garden Clubs.
MANY garden club members all
over the Washington area are
looking forward eagerly to the Fall
rose exhibition of the Potomac Rose
Society. This event will be staged
october 5 and in the lower foyer Of
the new National Museum and will be
open to the public on both days with,
of course, no charge. Offcials in
charge of the show report over 1000
applications for entry blanks, which
forecasts the use of over twice the
space occupied last year. With ample
rains falling the roses are certain to
be of first quality. The rose, Mrs.
Pierre S. du Pont, which won last
years sweepstakes. came from rela-
lively small Virginia home garden,
indicating that one can never tell just
where the finest roses will be found.
The combination of circumstances
that produce perfection may occur in
small garden just as well as In the
fine show place. At all events it will
pay rose lovers to attend this show.
The judges include some nationally
known roSarianS.
The Takoma Horticultural Club has
secured DR.. Edgar Wherry Of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania as its guest
speaker for the regular meeting to be
held September "a. The speaker has
travelled extensively through the
Northwest this past year and will dis
cuss the wild flowers of that wonder
fully fruitful region. Dr. Whery is
well known to many local home gar
deners who remember him as a De-
partment of Agriculture scientist with
an intense love for native plants with
which he adorned the grounds Of his
Chevy Chase home.
Evening star., 1934-09-15
REAL ESTATE PROBLEM
HITS BAL TIMORE RELIEF
Owners Ask Commission to Stop
Telling What Should Be Paid
for Rent.

BALTIMORE. September 15.-Re-
quests by real estate interests that tha
Baltimore Emergency Relief Comms.
sion stop telling persons on relief whas
they should pay for rent are said to
furnish the B. E. r. c. one of its most
difficult problems.
The present system of paying the
landlord taxes, water rent and per
cent on the assessed value Of his
property, the whole of which is figured
to amount to about per cent gross
on the assessed value of the house,
is to stop September /. On that date
the B. E. r. c. also will abandon the
practice it has pursued for months Of
sending checks to house owners.
After September / cash to cover all
the needs of family viii be given out
and the landlord will be expected to
make his own collection from the
recipients Of relief. The sums allowed
for rent will be seven-ninths of the
present amounts. This amount, the
real estate interests declare, is so low
that the owners of property will not
be able to get along on it. Some have
said that If the allowance is adhered
to there will be many evictions.
Evening star., 1934-09-15
The Home Gardener
Practical and Seasonal Hints for the Amateur for
Beautifying Surroundings of the Home.
BY J. w. WELLINGTON.

tain a length of a half inch or more,
the cuttings should be transplanted
to a more fertile soil, half sand and
half leaf mold. Peat moss and sand,
half and half, also make desirable
roofing medium and sometimes gives
better results than sand alone. the
pots in which rooted cuttings are to
be held through the Winter should
have holes in the bottom to prevent
water fouling. Florists usually place
a few pieces of broken flower pot in the
bottom of each pot to improve the
drainage.
Roses From Slips.
4 CONSIDERABLE proportion Of
the rose plants growing in local
home gardens were home produced
from slips or cuttings obtained from
neighbors or friends, and although
there is evidence that these cutting
plants are not as productive as grated
plants, they nevertheless yield some
splendid flowers. especially with nat
urally sturdy varieties such as radiance.
September and October are generally
the most successful months for start
ing these outdoor cuttings, possibly
because the wood is partially matured
in Autumn and probably also because
the cooler weather is less favorable
to soil organisms that cause rotting.
AS to the nature of the wood re-
quired for cuttings, shoots which have
just f1owered are good material-in
other words, new wood that reached
maturity. In fact it is not rare to
md home gardeners roofing cuttings
made from stems of cut roses after
the petals have fallen. There should
be three or four buds on each cut
ting. Upon planting two or three
buds should be buried in the soil and
one or more protruding. Stiff clay
is not favorable roofing medium and
should be modified with sand or peat
moss to make it loose and crumb1y.
After placing the cuttings in the soil
glass jars should be inverted over each
one to keep the air moist and help
hold the warmth derived from the
sun.
Where several cuttings are being
started 1t is easier to handle them in
a frame nicely fitted with a sash.
Whether sash or jar the covering
must remain through the Winter and
until the warm days of May.
1t is surprising what a large per-
centage of successful roofing is Sc
cured by certain home gardeners. AS
with all garden practices, there has
developed a world of notions about
how to handle rose cuttings. Some
gardeners attribute their success to
breaking off the slips rather than cut
ting them. Others prefer to cut them
through bud, and still others elect
to cut half way between nodes. These
details probably count for little, but
it is true that commercial propagators
take cuttings with a knife, usually
cutting through node with slanting
sweep Of the blade. An electrically
heated hot bed would be great help
in raising plants from cuttings,
whether they be roses, geraniums,
coleuS or other species. A little heat
from below the cuttings accelerates
Evening star., 1934-09-15
MANY FAMILIES
ARE DOUBLED UP
Commerce Department Sur
vey of 63 Cities Finds Per-
centage Is 9.5.

The percentage of families now liv-
ing doubled up" with others is the
most striking single feature of the
findings of the Federal real property
inventory so far released, the National
Association of Real Estate Boards
comments in a cumulative study It is
making of inventory reports for in
dividual cities as they are made public
by the Department of Commerce.
In the SO cities for which figures
are now released, the inventory covers
a total Of 1,701 $50 families. OF these,
162,770 families were found doubled
up, an average of 9.5 per cent.
The SO cities have combined popu-
lation Of 6,804,620 persons. If they
are a fair sampling of the urban
population of the United States, total
ing 69,954,623 persons, then at the
time the inventory was taken (the
early months of l934) there would
appear to have been in the country
as a whole. approximately 1,649,0OO
doubled families.
Evening star., 1934-09-15

mouth parts that
enable them to
pierce even the
tender skin Of
grapes. Yet If
one were to step
into the grape
arbor on a bright
sunny day he
would be almost
certain to hear
the h UNI of
honey bees. How
e v e r, entomolo-
gists assure us
that the honey
bee merely takes
O RI " ont O uo of
Evening star., 1934-09-15

ATE September and early Octo-
ber should find home gardeners
busily at work planting bulbs
Evening star., 1934-09-15
"Undoubling" Slows Up.

Reports to the National Association
of Real Estate Boards from individual
cities indicated that "undoubling" was
under way rapidly in a number Of
cities in the Spring months. While
undoubling appears, in part at least,
checked in more recent hesitation"
months, existing doubling is both a
quantitatively important factor and
highly mobile factor of potential
new space demand, conditioned prin-
cipally upon employment, the asso-
citation points out.
Evening star., 1934-09-15

the surburbs where large trees feature.
the landscape. This clematis has
one fault, that Of seeding freely
wherever the soil lies undisturbed.
One may find that it becomes a
veritable weed.
Ageratum as a name is rather freely
applied to various blue flowers, in
cluding the true ageratum. The So
called perennial ageratum now in
bloom in gardens is Eupatorium
coelestinum. Its blue flowers adorn
the garden beds from August until
frost. The rainy Autumn seems to
have suited this flower to perfection
as it is unusually beautiful this season.
Do honey bees injure grapes and
other ripe fruits? Obviously no, be-
cause these bees are not provided with
Evening star., 1934-09-15

openings made by other insects. At
all events, they eagerly gather the
sirupy juice of ripe fruits The honey
bee is the fruit growers friend and if
it advertently collects a slight toll of
the Autumn crop, it has well earned
its share by fertilizing the blooms in
Spring.
Evening star., 1934-12-13

ANTIQUE GOLD JEWELRY - Rings
watches. diamonds. gold teeth music insts.;
maximum paid. Milsam's. 436 9th st. NV
1hs
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MONOGRAMMER at once: EXPERT good
pay for store-experienced embroiderer:
work can be taken home. Phone National
Evening star., 1934-12-13

TYPEWR1TERS-Curr model Coronaa
and l.. c. Smiths for rent Bargains In re.
butt and reconditioned machines. The L
c. Smith and Corona Typewriters. Inc.
1918 18th st. nv. Ma. 0411.
TYPEWRlTERS. portables S5 per month;
Royals. Underwoods. Coronas Remingtons
We have oodles Of typewriters.. large and
small. Now II you are really looking for
a typewriter see US; old typewriters taken
in trade OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8
PM. Met. 1914. District Typewriter
Exchange. 715 st. NV. 16e
TYPEWRITER PAPER; 500 sheets 44c;
typewriters. $40 UP. Open evenings. 8 pm.
Met. 9674 715 II st. NV. 15'
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

MAN WANTED for Rawleigh Route OF 500
families. Good profits for hustlers. Write
today. Rawleigh. Dept DCL-2-SAI. Ches-
ter Pa.
SHOE Statesmen. experienced; part time
and steady work. 1928 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1934-12-13

STEINWAY GRAND-Here Is q real buy.
This lovely piano can be bought for less
than S70O. There are many who have
asked us to notify them when we had
such an instrument at q price Of this sort.
We are taking this means of notifying
them. Better hurry II you are interested.
If desired. Arthur Jordan Piano Co.. 18th
and q
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Household Repairs and Service
1t will pay you to consult these reliable firms
specializing In their respective lines Of business.

BEDDING MATTRESSES. box springs and
pillows reno: best prices and prompt De-.
wash. Mattress Co.. 319 I ST. s.W. ma. 1919.
CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER & dALBERT. INC.
s15 10th st. NV. Phone National 4712.
CARPENTER. general remodelins. and re-
pairing OF property, cabinetwork. noors
laid. shelving. painting. plastering. H.
johnson, West O062-W. IL
CHAIR CANEING {N1E! TRHoIsTEHS, I 8 2 +
rockers splin,sd; CLAY LAY. ARMSTRONG
DECORATOR PEERLEsSIColored. paint
Ing. papering. Craftex panels floor finish
ing. plastering stuccoing carpentry. Law
renee. 500 21st NV. West 2O24-M. 15s
ELECTRIC WIRING snS slsfur:. Re.
pairs; 6-r. house fixtures q base plugs, $55
Regal Elec. Co. S19 Upshur NV. co: 1891:
IT OORC sANDED. refnished. Low
L AN/Oi>O prices. Colonial Decorating
Paint Co. Col. 515S-W or Alex. 2082. 10.
FLOOR WORK expert; old foors made Ike
new; prices reas.: work guaranteed. w q.
Deaton, 1927 9Th NV. Phone Col 1852:
GENERAL REPAIRING, paper hanging. 50
per room up: roof repairing; cash or credit.
Phone Columbia 1858:
HALF Quality
COTT 49c Shoe Repair,
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CHEVROLET 1880 coach. Do not buy any
car until you have examined this one:
Al Honestly Priced at only SlS5: terms.
trade Ovens Motar Cn 6323 GA ave.
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CASH for your furniture, in small or large
lots. Will pay full value. Call Columbia
for MT
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RTTICKS HupmObiles CheVrOIets, Nash,
Peerless Jordan, Studebakers. Essex. from
SIT up: several at S27 and S37; others
and priced low to make room for Fords:
Nolan's Used-Car Stadium. 18th and M
n "
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CHEVROLET late 1881 sedan; absolutely
like new guaranteed; $40 down, S16 per
month. Blanton Motor Co.. 33 New York
ave. ne. Open evenings
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BUICK 1881 sedan model 81: dark blue
| finish like new. clean upholstery: excel
| lent tires: Just one of the best Of Its kind.
| Only $500. Act quickly. Lee D.. Butler.
Inc. 21?5 Champlain st. NV. (above v,
Evening star., 1934-12-13

handsome "antiQue gold and enamel
pendant" with 2 fine pearls. 3 large and
small Rose diamonds" from the collec.
ton of the late B. H. Collins. Appraised
at $3.50. Apply 1880 Mass. ave. NV.
Phone Metronolitan 4617
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CADILLAC 1881 5-passenger sedan. model
355; beautiful black finish. broadcloth up
holstery. thoroughly reconditioned. excel
lent tires real fine car at a cheap-car
price Only S799. backed by Lee D. But
ier's guarantee. Lee D. Butler Inc. 2155
Champlain st. NV. (aboVe v. near 1Sth)
Evening star., 1934-12-13

BUICK 1880 coupe: excellent green finish.
mechanically tiptop, very clean interior
good tires: $3.50. Logan Motor Co.. Ford
Dealers, 14l7 Irving st. NV. Open eve
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BUICK 1929 4-door sedan. in excellent
condition throughout. splendid motor; must
sell at once; will sacrifice for S175; really
worth a great deal more. Must see to ap-
preciate a real bargain like this. Will ac-
cept as low as $50 cash and SIS monthly.
Golrrnhia lO4h
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Seat: a real performine .'s': painted blue
with black top and perfect motor; Only
S77 down and SILL per month on
antee. Nolan's Used-Car Stadium. 18th
and M sts NV
Evening star., 1934-12-13

ANTIQUE GOLD. JEWELRY, GOLD
TEETH. WATCHES. RINGS DIAMONDS
COINS. Muse. INSTS.. RADIO; TOP
15s
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Observation-Disclosures.

TYPEWRITERS-Reco portables
and standards; all makes; excellent rental
& Service Co. 81 18th st. NV. Ma. 5666.
rYPEwRITERS $50: payable 50 month
iuSt ike rent S,tb undsTT99od etS Royai ~ Eemins
giit. guaranteed like new | year; priced
reasonably. Standard Typewriter Co. 723
WASHING MACHINES-We have available
Christmas gift which would remind her
OF your thoughtfulness throughout the
year. An exceptional machine at bargain
Supply Co. 1880 New York ave. NV.
Phone National $500.
WOOD-Extra fine seasoned oak. So and
CITY per of snbGrbs cut Ia Beaah
Md Phone Ashton 116-F-2l.
wooD-oak, pine on stump, s1.25 cord:
good roads; 2431 18th st. NV. Phone
Columbia 1855.
Seasoned oak. any length, $40 per
Dial Walnut 84S7. +. w. Clark.
Woop-Sseasoned oak. pine, hickory; any
away. Phone Decatur $500. orders taken
from a m. TO 7:30 pm IL
4-DRAWER FILE CABINET sink. toilet
bowl, NV; heating plant. National Junk
Co. 721 Florida ave. NV.
BUILDING MATERIALS-Wreck three
materials.
rioorihs .........'.ss.... &c per ~.
oneatnlhg ...'........'. &c per u.
III sizes poaros ''''...'''. i4c per II
Pumbing % az ixfgTes fus doors. ndows so ete Pef H.
Hot-water heating plants ....... $50 Up
Steel sash, ali sizes pipe. structural steel,
etc. at equally low prices. Statesmen on
premises.
HARRIS wRECKING CO
Penna. Ave. and 3rd st. NV.
Telephone METROPOLITAN Ss92. 14'
COMMERCIAL.
We have on hand one loft Stern top
and display show case. available with or
without refriseratiol. in excellent condi-
in every sense Of the word. See Mr. Mich
olas. National Elec. Supply Co. 1928 N. Y.
WRAPPED AS GIFT.
We have two used G. E vacuum cleaners
to go at exceptional prices: only a small
down payment. Will wrap as Christmas
gift and deliver Christmas eve See Mr.
Young l:.{0 n. Y. ave. NV. National $500.
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE
AT REDUCED PRICES.
breakfast set $50
Dinette set 90 90
Enc tables book trough tables, coffee
tables chairs. beds and all kinds of fur
niture must be sold: we need the room
for our used furniture. CALL NORTH
1907 SEVENTH ST. NV.
Evenings or Sunday. Columbia 7O55-J
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LANSBURGH'S

Offers an unusual opportunity for men.
good earnings assured; chance for advance
ment. Must be over 2l and nave car
Apply employment office. 4th floor. 9:15
Evening star., 1934-12-13

BOOKS BOUGHT all kinds: highest prices
paid. Met. 5415. Pearlman's Big Book
Shnp 022 G W (No branch storesl
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FORD 1890 Tudor; original blue paint,
almost new tires; has good upholstery and
seat covers and motor in Al condition
and runs fine. real bargain at only
S175: no trades accepted. Terms. $35
down. small payments monthly for balance.
Standard Motor Sales. Inc. 2024 18th
FORD 1884, VS. coach, perfect condition
throughout; sacrifice for quick sale; terms
and trade. Mr.. Middleton. Lincoln 0302.
FORD 1882 VS. coupe; excellent maroon
finish. attractive mohair interior. good rub
Der all around. No mechanical worries
with Triangle's Blue Ribbon Guarantee and
30 days unconditional service; S349: terms.
Triangle Used-Car Display. 18th and r. ].
ave. ne. Open evenings.
FORD 1881 Tudor sedan; excellent condi-
ton; finish and tires like new. Must sell,
$500. Phone Decatur 2176 eve.
FORD late 1888 coupe FUSED By Q COM
pany executive). one OF our best: new-car
guarantee and service; low down payment
and 10 months TO pay; will consider trade.
Nolan, I'LL Eighteenth st. NV.
FORD late 1884 VS. tudor. demonstrator:
clean as q new car, motor perfect; trade
or 500 down and Is months. Nolan. I'LL
FORD 1884 de luxe coupe with rumble
seat extremely low mileage; perfect IN
every detail; new-car guarantee and sery-
Ice; 500 down or trade. 1S months 70
pay. Nolan. iii Eighteenth st. NV.
Continued on Next PaEe.)
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BUICK 1894 master sedan: driven very
little cannot be told from new. 1t will pay
chase any car: sacrifice. The Trew Motor
Co.. 1925 14th st. Phone Decatur 1910.
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Statesmen.
LIQUOR SALESMAN.

OOIN u TIL WI
For Old Mr.. Boston products. Have
opening for liquor salesman. with follow
ington; salary. Opportunity for advance
ment to producer. Call Thursday, 4 to q
Evening star., 1934-12-13

CHEVROLET 1884 master coach; driven
very little; equipped with sport light, clock
other extras. Attractive price; will accept
small trade: terms Col OSOO, Apt 400
Evening star., 1934-12-13
Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page 40.
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ments addressed to box numbers
in care of The Star will be de-
livered to advertisers on presen-
tation of the box number ticket.
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FORD 1888 VS. Tudor, faultless black
finish. cream trim and wheels. very clean,
good tires. Triangle's 30-day. no-eost
that need be said; 500 down. monthly
terms as low as S25. No. 2 New York ave.
NV Omen evenings
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Arlington Coal Company.
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

CHOW PUPS pedigreed, months old A
deposit holds them until Xmas. 20 BALTIC.
Blvd. Cottage City. Nd. Hyatts. 44S. 13'
GUINEA PIGS. Al condition; A breeders.
80 large 40 small; very reasonable. G. W.
Brown, Box H. Sabillasville. Md.
WANTED-Yellow kitten. Lady will give
home to healthy yellow kitten. Address Box
214-S Star office.
GORDON SETTER. stands back and re-
trieves. all-day hunter. fond of children:
auto dog crate: all for $40. 1903 Fern
st. NV.
WILL GIVE AWAY thoroughbred German
police dog to any one who can furnish
good home. Phone West ISL.
YOUNG SCOTTISH TERRIER, cheap.
Phone West 0230.
CANARIES. yellow mottled and cinnamon;
all male singers: money-back. guarantee;
attractively priced. Walter Johnson's Serv-
Ice Station. $500 Wisconsin ave. Clev. 1874.
Evening star., 1934-12-13

BUICK 1929 Victoria. 5-pasS.; me ap-
pearing sport model; very good condition.
Only SlS5: easy terms. Capitol Motors Co..
2l5 Pa ave Sc
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BUICK 1881 coupe. 2nd series; used very
carefully by original owner; fine condition:
S295 Hamilton Motors, 1925 l4th. 10.
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FORD 1881 de luxe roadster. with brand
new khaki top, chrome tire cover, trunk
paint, fine motor. Only S197 Nolan's
Used-Csr Stadium. 18th and NJ SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1934-12-13

BUICK 1884 small sedan; low mileage;
new-car guaranty; your car as part pay
ment balance monthly After 6 pm. call
Metropolitan 216l. T. S. Gaddess.
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motor cannot be excelled; an ideal car for
couple or business man. Only sly. Nolans
IIsed-Car Stadium 18th and NJ Sts. NV.
Evening star., 1934-12-13

BUICK 1882 model "57-s' sedan: paint.
tires motor and general condition excel
lent: S499. Lee d. Butler. Inc, 2l55
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

AUBURN late 1892 Victoria sedan, 5-pass;
A beautiful car. used only few thousand
miles by original owner. Special sale price
only S395; easy terms. Capitol Motors Co..
Evening star., 1934-12-13

MOTOR TRAVEL.
FLORIDA. LEAVING DEC Is. RET. DEC.
"a; leave again Dec 26, ret. Jan. g: pri-
vate party. Phone Emerson 7124. 13s
FLORIDA, DRIVING SUNDAY: ROOM FOR
five share expenses. Telephone Lincoln
9472. Apt. 3.
COUPLE DRIVING BUICK SEDAN TO At
lanta Dec 81 ret. Jan. /: take two; S12
round trip. Adams 1920 after pm.
STUDEBAKER CAR TO DETROIT SATUR-
day morning: room for two: references ex-
changed Address Box 267-S. Star office.
MIAMI. SATURDAY. DECEMBER Is. NEW
tan 1912 evenings. Ia
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE DRIVING TO
New York Saturday December Is. return
Sunday: can take four Columbia 1858.
GENTLEMAN DRIVING TO MOULTON.
Iowa. about Dec. 20. take or 4 passen-
gers: rate reasonable. Adams 1881. 13"
Evening star., 1934-12-13
FARM AND GARDEN.

LAWNS TOP DRESSED FOR WINTER A
rotted COW manure, excellent Christmas
gift, 75c. 10O-lb. sack; 8 sacks. S5. Quail
ity guaranteed. Clev. 1915. or write Glen
hurst Dairy. Bethesda. Nd.
Evening star., 1934-12-13

mechanically perfect new clutch. Bargain
at 1897: money-back guarantee; trade or
terms Nolan. III Eighteenth 81. NV.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

THE RELIABLE AGENCY, Dec. 1851. 1402
llth furn cooks. gen. workers. nurse
maids. couples. day workers. part time
DOMESTIC AGENCY, Dec. 2419. 1925 9th.
furnishes cooks. g.h.w.. days workers.
maids. house men. buffers, kitchen helpers.
mattresses,
Evening star., 1934-12-13

DODGE 1884 sedans We have limited
number OF these almost new cars that have
been used by executives and statesmen OF
this firm. These cars have been driven q
very low number of miles look like brand
new; they carry complete new-car guaran-
ties and free-service features. Reductions
run over Sl70 on some OF these cars Inc
Trew Motor Co. 1926 14th. Decatur 1910.
Evening star., 1934-12-13

CADILLAC Viz 1882 custom sedan. 6
wire wheels. metal tire covers. wheel mir
rors, s-tube radio. cedar-lined trunk. Mt
ted with suitcases and hat box: white side
wall tires. Cost new, S4,250: priced for
quick sale at 81 .295. On display at Norris
& Young Inc. 2OlS 14th st. North 3494.
CHEVROLET 1888 4-door sedan; original
finish like new, spotless interior. new-car
appearance and performance; S475, with
money-back guarantee. The Trew Motor
Co.. 1926 14th st. NV. Decatur 1910.
CHEVROLET 1882 sedan: good, clean job;
spotlight. fine rubber and perfect motor.
Only 1867; trade OF terms. Nolan. I'LL
Eighteenth st. NV.
CHEVROLET 2-door sedan. perfect. $50:
Buick 1928 sedan. S109. 3419 Conn. ave.
Phone Cleveland 1888.
CHEVROLET 1888 master. sedans; a black
Jobs; motors mechanically perfect. clean
interiors and Al rubber. Take your pick
at S437; low down payment and 16 months
with money-back guarantee. Nolan. I'LL
Eiehteenth st. NV.
CHEVROLET 1929 late model 4-door .se-
dan: original maroon color, Duco paint;
four excellent tires. body and tenders In
AL condition. Priced at only S125: terms.
$35 down payment. balance S12 per month.
Good. economical transportation. There
f,ns condition no for sale: Standard Motor
CHEVROLET coupe. S3s.. Here Is real good
TRANSPORTATION for Q song" Hamilton
xotorA 1875 14th.
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FORD 1882 Victoria: practically new tires.
perfect motor; money back guarantee; only
S337; trade or S37 down and SILL per
Eighteenth st. NV
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BOOKS-Highest prices paid for good
books. Bargain Book Shop. sos 9th st.
NV Phone District 5007. Open Sun
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SERVICE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS car,
local resident. age between 25 ana 80. rel,
erences; no trifers: good remuneration and
future Apply in person, 1909 Mass. ave
NV. Friday. after 10 am. attention MI