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FQ Ms de WILSON qES sgf5 Pe sFe2t i MS
1906
V ID ROBINSON. USED CAR STORE
LOsey Motors, Inc.
1913 N Meridian
v fo RoB1N n SSpP Used CAR STORE fi'0
962 or 1913 N. Meridian RI-3347
FORD-'33 sedan: really nice 1895
BOTH g. CENTRAL SALES Co TA-555O.
FoBDv'3O Tbt4 R. s, fine s185
BOTH & CENTRAL SALES co. TA-555o.
Fo2R5D-Late 80; pickup: fine SPAS
30TH & CENTRAL SALES co. TA-555o.
BOTH & CENTRAL SALES co. TA-555o,
8oTH & CENTRAL SALES CO. TA-5550,
Fo 9PT25 p , e9gPs; fns; fTst sl25
8 55Ta 6 2SSRiR Us SALES Sc co rA5 ~
F9 35Fa d 5HS9E SALES CO. 81 fA 42y
35Ta Z C HSPFA S sAIEs V c0 rA5s s2S
FORD-'29 rbt. excellent ......-.. s1i5
BOTH & CENTRAL SALES co. TA-5550.
LASALLE. 1894. convertible coupe; built-in
IdQlOs DEdGAlAu4 d4A-BAttk IHlSDs TeQ
trimming Driven 1000 miles Cost new.
s1,985; will sacrifice. $3.50.
ABELS-FINK AUTO co.
$40 N Capitol Open Ewes.
NIARMON ROOSEVELT sedan: has
been wrecked: good shape mechanically.
finish PAYMENTS due. s13 each. 1915 Col
lege. WA-2266.
- NASH. 81 sedan .... ....a. ...-. S375
" ROBINSON USED CAR STORE
962 or 1913 N. Meridian RI-3347
PEERLEsS-,30 4-pass. coupe; bargain;
sl45 WILES & WILSON. 1915 College
WA-2266.
4 PLYMOUTH SO coach TT. SASS
v ROBINSON USED CAR STORE
962 or 1913 N. Meridian RI-3347
PLYMOUTH-'32 P B coupe: finish pay
ments due. s23 ca 1915 College.
PLYMOUTH-'s3 P. E L. tudor Ike new;
finish payments due. $25 ca. 1915 Col
lege.
PLYMoUTH-,34 coupe; bargain; $ 495
PLYMOUTH-'33 de luxe sedan; priced
right; s445. WILES g. WILSON. 35l5
College. WA-2266
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IT7N8IeE p an1 a00T0NTI1Te UnoFF foI-
kcwiuE budget items
A-1-Arrhitect fees etc 81 $3.50 90
Said transfer Wtl not increase total OF
current budget appropriations.
TAXPAYERS appearing shall have the
r.Chr to e heard and shall have the right
OF appeal
BOARD or SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
SCHOOL TOWN OF SPEEDWAY.
INDIANA
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HOWARD r VII son
FOy z KING
NorrcE - TAXPAYERs

NITTEE 10 TANFAN E1~
OF INTENTION 20 TRANSFER FUNDS
Eo.icp IS hereby given 20 the taxpayers
81 The School Citv ~ indianapolis that the
Board al school Commissioners % the City
co Indianapolis ar ITS regular meeting held
on March Il 1855 bv resolution No. $50
culv recorded iu les minutes determined
ordered and directed the Business Director
fr cause the following transfers 20 be
made In conformity With the provisions
q An Act Approved March :. 1927" lPage
24Tf
Transfer from:
Mrrwrruf
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custom s. D. sedans two OF
themi: one grey and one jet black: low
mileage. tires. paint upholstery. motor
Al; must be seen to be appreciated;
former owner traded for Air Flow
These are 100 000-mile automobiles and
there are 30 600 miles still left in them
Make us an Offer We must have room
and need cash. Dealers invited Spec
cial service TO farmers with hog checks
Cash talks at the bargain store
New Car Store Used Car Lot
5i4 n Capitol-Av. 100 n Capitol-Av
II-6000 PI-0o62
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Tr.sf --.--.--...-...-. ...-. +---. SIS $50 90
ueRrir,- relative % the foregoing trans
Gers VII - reid a. the offics 81 the Board
81 sehncl CcmmLSsicners. 80 North Meric-
fsn street Indians polls Indiana ~ 3
~s~f-rk N tuesday March - 1855
TIE BOARD or SCHOOL COMMISSION
rrs OF TIE CITY or INDIANAPOLIS.
Bv A B GOOD. Business Director.
Indiana u7f8s Indiana
March is 1855
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HarryA. Sharp
Company
443 Virginia Ave.
Open Evenings and Sundays

1895: carries 1885 title save yourself
some money. OAKLEY MOTOR SALES.
1868 S. Meridian DR-4743
PLYMOUTH-1s34 deluxe coupe: special;
s4s5. ABELS-FINK AUTO CO.. 440 N.
Capitol
PONTIAC "a sedan ..-........ s625
v ROBINSON USED CAR STORE
962 or 1918 N. Meridian RI-3347
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OK McHENRY'S OK
PARADE OF
BARGAINS

PONTIAC-'34 coach; radio heater; car
like new throughout; $685.. ABELS-FINk
AUTO CO. 440 N Capitol open
evenings.
PoNTIAc-'ss coupe: speedometer mileage
ii 646 miles. ike new; s495 $40 n.
Meridian.
srUDEBAKER-'34 President sedan; meyer
titled new car warranty; Will sacrlnce
$500, ABELS-FINK AUTO CO, 440 n.
Capitol open evenings.
TERRAPLANE-33 g. custom sedan; ike
new; s445. ABELs-FINK. 44o n. Capitoi"
Open ewes.
wHIPPET.29 s3cyIi .sf s s9ach Gole $40
WHIPPET-'29 com coupe. fine condition;
finish payments due. s12 ca. 1913 COL
lege.
WrLYS-'31 sedan: 6-wheel; greenish blue
finish; side mounts; T. r. paint, motor,
upholstery. tires in wonderful conoitlon.
Honestly il looks like new car. This car
must be seen to be appreciated: surely
must have been lacked up some place.
Make us an offer at the bargain store;
farmers with hog checks take notice
New Car store. Used Car Lot.
ia n Canitol-Av 100 N Capitol-Av.
IT-S600 RI-09s2
3 4
HOUSE CAR-Well equipped: buitin fea-
lures: will sell cheap or trade for good
light automobile. OAKLEY MOTOR
SALES 1883 8 Meridian-st. DR-4743.
SALE is ON
CENTRAL BUICK co.
USED CAR STORE
s32 N. Meridian-st. LI-l99s
TIMES WANT ADS accented until 10 p. N
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FIRAH


SIS Legal Notices
LEGAL NOTICE or PUBLIC HEARING
3ssF-M
Application OF Great Eastern system.
Irr Cleveland. % % transfer 10 if GER
tEHcates Nos I9g#-M I352-M 13zI-N
las7-M and iie9-M. nov held By Great
Eastern Stages Inc
No.ice IS hereby given that the Public
Service Commission wilI conduct public
hearing bel TINS cause tu The Rooms Of the
Commission +0l state House Indiana polls
Ind r = Monday. April !. 1895
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
Bv RUSSELL = KEHOE. Examiner.
Indianapolis Ind March r. 1885
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No
Application OF DoHen Carriage Co. De-
trulr Mich for permit 70 operate motor
vehicles Is contract carrier 20 property,
interstate from Ind Mich. state line az
h,Erw1V 2f2 thence 20 highway - az
NTtrhlEau CITY. thence To highway 8.
thence vest 70 ana crossing Ind--fll- State
notice s hereby given that the Public
Service Commission wlll conduct public
hearing iu This cause Ia the Rooms n the
Comm ssion 40f state House Indianapolis.
Eud. A 81 Tuesday. March rs. 1885
Public pHrf-ein patton iS requested
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
Bv T. II DAWSON. Secretary.
Indianapolis. Ind. March 10. 1895.
LEGAL. NOTICE or PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
t0-2-C
Application 81 Edsar Dru-s. Hsmiiton.
ohio. for permit GO or-s ste motor vehicles
as contract carrier ~ property inter-
state. extending through or into cities
and towns over hlghNays e. 1lI. g. y. q,
Notice Is hereby given thar the Public
Service Commission Wil conduct public
ConmtSsion s0I stare House. Tndisnap POLLS
Ind. D o.. Monday. March 3. 1885.
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GaSasyy S:iszEg5

DODGE-'32 s-dr; Al condition: for
quick action. S435, CAPITOL MOTORS
CO. 1904 " Wash BE-i047.
DODGEDemo. 1894. never titled: new
car guarantee. Real chance for nearly
new car at 500. CAPITOL MOTORS
CO. 1904 W. wash. BE-l047.
DODGE Bus. cpe. g; Duplate glass:
CO. 1904 " Wash. BE-l0z7.
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BUICK-'2S 4-dr. sed: extra clean; real
buy at $3.50. CAPITOL MOTORS CO..
I404 w Wash BE-1047
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Account No
fol1c-Offlcr Supplies and Expense
Superintendent Office 80 90
-so-isi sesFvtes Dsps5talsat 10000
Business Direc,ors ofiiss 5000
f7SAn-Auso Maintenance - Build
ms sna Grounds DspsTfm't 1000 %
si2si-ccurse q study ......--- 400 90
s-rnst-ucttnnsl Exu ems
Shartr41Ee High Schoot -... zoo %
7I471-Cfenerai Supplies orf-
7is1s- Isst-ae,i,1ai Expenss-En-
Fss6 seho5l 10000
1tA1- General SUrplies-E--er-
len Manual Training HiEh
zis1o- office Supplies au6 tx
sesoo,s 500 90
1850 General Supplies Arsenal
Technical Schools 500 90
R.Psis H.gh sshooi 100 %
1ts11-Otfice SUPPLIES su6 IL
pense-CriSrds Attacks High
sfsso-CieneraI Supplies Il rrispus
Attucxs H,Eh Schc0l 200 90
zfE1N-CfstCe supplies and Ex-
reuse--G e @ = e Warrington
Eu1h school 200 %
1850 General supplies - Gecrge
WasE.nEton High School 100 90
Blidirss and orognds Dept 500 90
ef-e1-wlrrit are ard Equipment
Broad Ripple HiSh school 10000 90
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Indianapolis. md. Mach Il. less. HA~
Evening star., 1935-02-03
ROOMS-FURNISHED.

GEORGETOWN = Exceptionally desirable.
private home couple; pleasant, warm room
| for gentleman; bath and extra Law. adj
Evening star., 1935-02-03
ROOMs-EuRNISHED.

s34 COLUMBIA RD.-S3 wk. single rms:
lean. warm outside: 4 baths: inst. h. W.
team heat. . car lines. Rentl Adams 1O2l3.
Evening star., 1935-02-03
1440 PARK RID. NV.
APARTMENTS FURN. & UNFURN.

Living room . bed rooms. reception
\ hall. kitchen and bath. nicely Iurnlsheo'
| convenient location; 500 80.
Evening star., 1935-02-03
3I7l 18th ST. NV
One room kit. bath; clean. comiortaple'
Columbia ol34

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, l425. 2Ist ST.
n W-Furntured rooms for Ink also
Sia rent reasonable.
Evening star., 1935-02-03

2407 37th ST. NW.+Large bed-sitting
room and kitchenette. semi-bath; both are
front rooms; private family.
Evening star., 1935-02-03

STUDIO APARTMENT-LARGE LIVING
room with wood-burning fireplace. large
bed room, bath. kitchen. Frigidaire auto
matte heat and hot water; near 3 car lines
Phone Columbia 5JG2
Evening star., 1935-02-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Gke5i0enli0j HOfei q UtSn0CIi01
200 MASSACHUSETTS AVE
ID. E. STEPHAN, Manager

THREE CONNECTING outside rooms. bath;
near Eastern High School and bus. At
lantic 1868 Sun. and evenings after 5. 5s
ROOMS AND BATH. UNFuRNISHED.
elec. and gas furnished. 4036 Georgia
ave. NV.
TAKOMA PARK, D. C.-FOUR LARGE
rooms. bath and large hall, heat and water.
$40. 313 Cedar st.
TAKOMA PARK-THREE ROOMS. BATH
and porch. heat and water; S27 90; 2Q9
Cedar St Phone Georgia 0SS1.
FIVE ROOMS. BATH BACK PORCH. $50;
hest and refrigeration included. 4s n z.
FOUR ROOMS. KITCHEN AND PRIVATE
bath: garage II desired. Apply 65l
Irving at NV.
Evening star., 1935-02-03

y rooms Kitchen and bath. S41 so
Z rooms kitchen and bath o. 50
Elevator. Resident manager. Fec. rel.
on house current: front apartment.
1920 CALIFORNIA ST. NV.
rooms kitchen and bath ...,.. 81" 80
Electric refrigeration; front apartment
2@24 F ST NV
$ rooms. kitchen and bath. ...... 81 : so
Electric refrigeration on house current.
J. A McKEEVER CO.
District 91o6. 1925 K st NV.
3Io lst ST Sc.
Evening star., 1935-02-03
ROOMS-SUBURBAN,

LADY to share home with lady emp.
ami. oil heat u blk car and bus; rea-
sonable. Phone Clarendon 1855.
2G2 WARREN AVE. Aurora Hills. Va
Furnished room. c-h.w.: southern exposure;
men only
5 HOLLY ST. Clarendon. Va-Room. fur
nished or unfurniShed.
219 s. VIRGINIA AVE. Lyon Park. Va
. rooms. kitchen and bath: 1st floor; pri-
vate home: furnished or unfurnished
Phone Clarendon 91-W-2.
ROOM AND BOARD for colored chauffeur
convenient to Washington Circle. Must be
neat and clean with respectable colored
family Address Box 412-B Star office.
Evening star., 1935-02-03

1872 EYE ST near White House-Hand-
some private home refined surroundings;
maid service; gentleman; references re-
ouired
Evening star., 1935-02-03

BOARDERS wanted on a farm nea
Staunton,. $50 month. L. l.. Hotingei
ChurchVille Va
Evening star., 1935-02-03
RMs.-WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD
COUNTRY BOARD.

1890 22nd ST. overlooking Massachusetts
aVe-Beautiful large front room, suitable
for two or three persons reasonable. 5'
Evening star., 1935-02-03

IN WAsHINGToNS MOST EXCLUSIVE
apartment house section. Six rooms. ErGe
living room dining room: kitchen; den.
porch overlooking Washington Monument
and the Cathedral. 1901 Conn. ave. NV.
North 1854.
Evening star., 1935-02-03

ROYDON. R NEAR 18th ST. NW-ONLY
one apartment left. large front rooms
, kitchen and bath. all outside; ami;
SS1 30. See manager
Evening star., 1935-02-03

WELL furnished room for gentleman, in
apt, with two men: central; reasonable
rent Matrnnnlitan 81 "a
Evening star., 1935-02-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

fCOntfnueQ.D
THE BRoADMooR. 3ool CONN AVE
Very attractive broom apt. 3 exposures; Q
large bed rooms; switchboard. elevators.
newsstand dining room. garage.
THE BROADMOOR-BED ROOM. LIVING
room. Junior ching aI,,r3oT room kitShen, bath
Cleveland 69oo -
410 CONCORD AVE. NW.-l ROOM,
complete kitchen. screened porch. garage,
Frigidaire; adults. Georgia 1892. Rea-
ALBAN TOWERS. 37OO MASS. AVE
bed rooms 2 baths. Lying room, entrance
hall. dinette. kit: inclosed porch corner rIUa
free. Phone Cleveland 6400.
470I CONN. AVE- ROOMS, K. AND B.
S105; refrigeration on house current
Resident MANAGER.
1900 i4th ST NW-3 RMS. KITCHEN.
bath and porch, S75: rooms. reception
hall. . baths Kitchen porch. S95; refrlg-
Grafton on house current. ReSldelt mgr
THE WINSTON, 3145 MT. PLEASANT ST.
a rooms kit. bath and porch; reirlgera-
ton on house current: SUB.
I421 COLUMBIA RD.-74 ROOMS. KIT.
bath and foyer; resident manager; re-
1rlgelatlon on house current; S63
1867 NEWTON ST. N.E-FIRST-FLoOR
apt; rooms. kitchen bath. $3.50. Key
at 35l6 18th st. ne.
THE ALABAMA 1918 N ST. NW-WALK-
ing distance downtown: all-night elevator
and switchboard service: rooms, kit and
path. $50 to S17.5O; D rooms. kit. and
bath. So 80. Resident manager.
Z ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH-ELEC. RE-
frigeration; ST.! 50: newly decorated. APP
ply manager, 26lS 18th ST. NV. Col. 1916.
sl7.50-COLORED BARGAIN-Sl75O
1907 Md. ave Sw.-1 r. k and b.
near new market; excellent condition.
ROYDON. r NEAR 18th ST. N.W-ONLY
one apartment left. large front rooms
Kitchen and bath. all outside; ami;
SS1 90. See manager.
STUDIO APARTMENT-LARGE LIVING
room with wood-burnin2 fireplace. large
oeu room, bath. kitchen. Frigidaire auto
matte heat and hot water; near 3 car lines
Phone Columbia 5jG2
new home > rooms Kitchen pantry
porch and bath: Frigidaire heat, gas eIec =.
unlimited phone; GentileS, employed
couple preferred; reasonable
Evening star., 1935-02-03

1924 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Large. comfort
able single; southern exp: next BATH con-
tinuouS hot water: plenty of heat. %
Evening star., 1935-02-03

GLOVER PARK, 24I4 Observatory pl. NV.
Large front room. ami. southern ex-
posure; suitable for two young men or
married couple; $50 month. Emerson 1861.
Evening star., 1935-02-03

1888 PA AVE. SE-First-foor. large
bed room, use of living room. $3.50 weekly;
adults. rRferencRS
Evening star., 1935-02-03

sos EYE 81. N. .w;-Priyate family can
American cooktus. .
Evening star., 1935-02-03

3I2 lst ST Sc.
1 room. kitchen and bath: heat. light
and EaS furnished: S3S. 3'
Evening star., 1935-02-03

1856 IRVING NW-Laree bright; ad-
Joining bath End floor; sou. exp; hot wa
ter: private family; gentlemen.
Evening star., 1935-02-03

| SPLENDID NV. LOCATION, QUIET.
| east. south and west exposure. overlooking
! Rock Creek Park. rooms, baths lmme-
! diate possession. Can see any time SUNDAY.
| q Tnliirnnhaa 10
Evening star., 1935-02-03

1901 CALVERT ST. NV Apt. Al
Gentleman. Attractively furn. room. next
hath in ant of counle ReaS. Adams 5SO.
Evening star., 1935-02-03

4l6 3 ST NE SUNNY Rooms.
kitchen semi-private bath h-w.h. gRS
and electricity included, fur. $40 to SIS;
nnfurn $40 10 S35 Phone Lincoln 1881
Evening star., 1935-02-03

CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE-Attractive room
and bath for single woman: $50 per
month References exchanged. Telephone
Wisconsin :i343 81
Evening star., 1935-02-03

300 RODMAN RID NW-Large room.
twin beds connecting bath. 2nd house
back of Bradmoor Apis Cleveland SIS.
23l2 18th ST. N.W-Large room for l or
2 persons in refined Jewish home. Phone
Evening star., 1935-02-03
ROOMS AND BOARD.

$50 WYOMING AVE. NW-Rooms and
xcellent meals; unlimited phone; reason
Evening star., 1935-10-13
LABOR RELATIONS
REPORTED BETTER
M'Grady Finds Strikes Have
Ended More Quickly in
Recent Months.

Improvement Of the relationship
between employees and management,
with a speedier settlement of issues
when strikes are called, was reported
yesterday by Edward F. McGrady,
Assistant Secretary of Labor.
This observation was made by the
administrations No. l trouble shooter
in industrial strife during an interview
in which he said the average strike
last year involved 778 persons, each OF
whom lost IA workings days.
Strikes Grow Shorter.
at is a significant fact" McGrady
bald, that the duration Of strikes is
becoming shorter. There is marked
Improvement in relationship between
men and management. and it Is to
be hoped that this increased conf
dence and better understanding be-
tween industry and labor will continue
to grow"
During the first eight months of
1885, he reported 528,800 men and
women were involved in strikes.
Wages and hours were the dominant
issues in 38 per cent of the strikes,
while in Al per cent the paramount
problems were union organization mat
ters such as recognition, discrimina-
tion and the closed shop.
McGrady said the collapse of the
N. r. A. marked an increase in strikes
against wage decreases. Before N. r. A.
codes were outlawed by the Supreme
Court, most of the wages and hours
strikes were for increases in wages and
reduction of hours.
1888 Strikes Smaller.
Last June" he said, almost IL per
cent of the total number of strikes
were in protest against wage decreases
and a large proportion of these were
in the textile industry. But with the
exception of the recent coal strike. in
volving 100000 miners, which lasted
only five working days, there have
been no strikes so far in 1885 compar-
able to the textile strike in September,
1884, which involved $4,000, or the
general strike in San Francisco in
July, 1894, which involved almost
100000 workmen."
The low point of strikes in the last
20 years was in 1880, the first depres-
sion year, whene there we're 653 strikes
involving 1914 persons. The num-
ber increased until 1884 when there
were l,353,608 involved. The peak
number was in 1929 when 4,l60,348
walked out in 1865 strikes.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
employees TO RENEW
DRIVE FOR BENEFITS
Annual Leave and Automatic
Promotions Aim of District
Government Lodge.

Renewed drives for sick and annual
leave and for automatic promotions in
the District of Columbia Government
will be instigated at meeting OF Dis
trict Government Lodge. No. 81,
American Federation of Government
Employees, to be held at pm. Tues
day in the board room at the District
Building.
In a notice Of the meeting it is
charged that salaries in the District
service have been standing still for
nine years..
James G. Yaden, newly elected pres
dent of the District Federation, Amer
lean Federation of Government En-
ployes, will be the guest of honor at
the meeting. Invitations also have
been extended to the 81 presidents Of
the different Federal department
lodges.
A report regarding working condi-
lions of per diem workers will be made
by Oscar r. Doyle, chairman of a
special committee. He will report
these employees are not under the 40
hour week, as are the per diem work.
ers in the Federal service.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
TWO men KILLED
IN VIRGINIA CRASH
Baltimoreans Die as Beer Truck
Hits Bridge Near
Berryville.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BERRYVILLE, Va, October Ia
Two Baltimore men were killed and a
third escaped injury in an accident at
Castleman's Ferry, near here.
They were driving a beer truck
which sideswiped a guard rail on q
bridge and overturned.
The dead men were identified as
Benton Phillips, 48, and Bernon Lit
Teton, 20. Thomas Dempsey, third
member of the party, suffered facial
lacerations.
Police quoted Dempsey as saying
the brakes on the truck failed to hold
as they came down the road.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
Will Yours Be a
MODERN BED ROOM?

proctcobity. Of course, we ore showing olso
vast collection of the lovely traditional styles
and should you be planning room other than
in the modern style you will be equally pleased
with our present showing. Moy we show you
these dependable Lifetime Suites tomorrow?
Evening star., 1935-10-13

IF you ore planning Bed Room done in the
modern style, you will enjoy seeing the many
new Modern Bed Room Suites shown at Mayer
6 Co. now. Suites with streomIines :. ele-
CANT toste :. l.. choice woods &. D.. and designed
in the functional way with convenience and
Evening star., 1935-10-13
ARTISTIC LAMPS

Showing the type OF lomps thot
odd elegance to the rooms in which
they ore placed. Fine Lenox China,
Spode, Lowenstoft, Opticol Gloss
ond others Silk and CIor de
lune Shodes, Mica, the new
punched Shades ond others :.
oil temptineIy low priced now.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
BOUDOIR CHAIRS

Many new Boudoir Choirs ore in
our present showing. Attractive
Chintz Choirs with pleoted skirts
ore priced OF $l5.75. Then there
ore others os low os Slo.75.
Lovely Chase tongues, too, occupy
much interest now ot Mayer g Co.
Evening star., 1935-10-13

,Textured like cypress wood,
this f1reproof asbestos cement
siding will permanently en-
nance the beauty of your
home. It .inSulateS as it
beauties, and is economically
nailed over your old side walls.
No mess or litter to spoil your
lawn.
You can forget all about paint
and repair bills when you
reside with this m c d e r. n
shingle. In beautiful fast COL
Ors: Greys, greens and browns.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-11-20

tn II 49, 1rtn t.ai '<J !
man ally. tut D 1tvl ~ail Il n Is
close it on the OF tia: h test5
s1ll were in progress
Il feel that wit in a emma alive
short time. we are go g 10 max the
cure permanent, Dr. Nav0 announce
II am cue b We no v nave a Or ~
which wi cha lge h nIpo1 .ircu All M
of the BRAN and will prove es eciatv
effective in the case of voong Der.o -
suffering from de nenu- pace <"
-Selecte /.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-11-20

PROPOSED congressional measure to in.
crease local taxa, ion. The j lstlfica-
ton" for the proposed tax law looks
very nice on paper. Unfortunate V these
statements are made by possibly we'll
meaning people who 90 not know con-
tions. Their ideas are suited TO viriIe
and resourceful communities with ever
increasing population. Lhe Virgin Is.
lands do not as yet come int that cate
CORY.
They are still stagnant-with consts ut
" decreasing population. 1t may be- we'll
TO endeavour to have the lard better dis
tributed: but this should not entail an
increase of house taxes also.
The Bulletin.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-11-20

The above schedu represents t15
Starting times. 10 FredeuKsted flo 4
Jennings Garage. after wnIcn tn- Bus
will 60 up King Street. DIV Q tsen's
Street. up Prlnce's Street stopD,n. OIL
at corners for pas 'engers. the Ia E,
DlAIELY on to Cnrisuan>ied.
La Chrlstansted The ia, vii s ar,
from AIexander's Store 90 ioNn Ii )
Street, up Company's Stree, tnrouIn
sunday Marke. opDIng only IL cor .9r,
for passengers. then on TO FrederiG te /
MINED AXELY.
The Bus VIII travel once only oyer tne
course as gwen for Doth Towns.
The usual passenger AID freight ser
vice will continue Oh schedule 9 CHI
tate those unable TO take adv4.tag-
!nthe ABOVE definire TINE scne ia