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not drunk. Nothing so simple and
easily remedied as that. He had
somehow got the idea that the one
thing in life he wanted to do most
was to build miniature sailing ship
inside bottle.
With an obStinacy she had never
suspected before he overruled all her
objections and converted the Jacobean
writing desk in the dining room into
sort of combination mechanics
bench and miniature shipbuilding
yard.
Then, every night for two years,
directly after dinner was over, he
had sat down at his desk, carved,
whitfield and fitted together various
little things which he referred to as
spars, bowsprits and nizzenmasts
She had tried everything to rid l. |
of this foolish obsession and failed.
She was, in turn, adamant, cajoling
and threatening She pointed out the
absurdity, the utter childishneSs, Of
big. full-grown man, sitting night
after night at desk juggling little
pieces of wood around inside bottle
with the aid of long wires.
George would listen patiently to all
she said, and then borrow a hairpin
from her to use in the rigging Of his
ship.
She became practically widow.
He refused to play bridge. he gave
UP attending the course of art lee
lures they'd subscribed to, and swore
roundly if she asked him to go with
her to church on Sunday mornings.
The desk, with its litter of tools and
wood shavings, was a positive eyeSore
to her. And when he was working in
the evenings she had to keep news
papers on the floor to prevent glue
and paint from getting on the carpet,
Gradually he had worn her down
to such point that she no longer
tried to dissuade him from his SELF
appointed task. Instead, she began
to pray earnestly for the day when
it would be completed. Time and
time again she despaired of this eyer
happening. The work of weeks would
sometimes collapse within the bottle
and everything had to be flshed out
and a fresh start made.
But now, after two long years. the
millennium had occurred. At 1898
O'Clock last night, George had inserted
a cork into the neck of the bottle,
sealed it over with wax and an
nounced the job finished. The bottle
reposed now on top of the radio in
little rack George had made for it.
AS she thought of all she had suf-
fered, Mrs. Hutchinson heaved a
long, deep sigh.
She was going to lose no time in
re-establishing George as the sociable,
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front door, she was surprised to see
Georges hat and coat hanging on the
hall stand.
He was in the dining room and
greeted her with smile.
Surprised to see me, dear?" he
asked. II was able to get of early
from the Office"
Mrs. Hutchinson's eyes instantly
sought the top of the radio. 1t was
bare.
Whats happened to the ship?"
she wanted to know.
George looked a little guilty. Il
met Brown on the train coming home
and I invited him in for drink. He
took a liking to the thing-sald he
admired that sort of stuff. l told him
he could have it, George subjected
the flngernails of his left hand to
close inspection before adding, as If
by way of explanation. 1T was fin
iShed, anyway"
Secretly Mrs. Hutchinson was over
joyed She felt conscious of having
achieved a definite moral victory. At
last her husband had come to see
what an utterly futile and useless
thing ship inside bottle was. But
she decided to wait until after to-
night before rubbing it in.
"Oh, I'm sorry you gave 1t away
so soon," she said. Il rather wanted
the Websters to see it. They're COM
ing over for dinner and bridge to-
night"
George shook his head. I'm not
playing bridge"
She forced a laugh "Of course
you are. George! Now that your eve
nings will be free"
Mrs. Hutchinson broke of as her
husband stepped aside and drew her
attention to big 10-gallon glass car
boy with narrow neck standing be-
side the Jacobean work bench. 81
brought this home with me today"
he said. They use 'em down at the
factory for storing acid in"
She braced herself. "Well?"
Georges eyes were bright in an
ticipation of joy ahead. I'm going
to build the Spanish armada in there.
Not all of it, of courses or 10 ships.
maybe. Ought to be able to do it
in six years. When you came in I
was just thinking. Ill need a big
ger place to work. Now, the dining
room table here-if we could eat out
in the Kitchen"
Mrs. Hutchinson voiced no objec-
ton. She had tainted.
(Copyright. 1935D
Tomorrow. "Pipe Dreamn by
James Strachan, reveals the amazing
outcome of q young mans theft Of a
sum of money from the bank where
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31-YEAR-OLD MANUFAC-
TURING CO., L A r G E S T
OF ITS KIND IN THE
INDUSTRY.

Requires a few good men to enlarge its
sales organization-in Washington. We
are preparing for big year and as the
increased demands for our product is
great we are now in need OF statesmen
who can be trained to sell it. New sales
plans are now being put into effect
tight now is the best time to get into
, this business. We will train and offer
every possible sales assistance necessary.
II you are interested in the permanent
position, which presents excellent earning
possibilities. and II you are speciality
salesman, have a car. see Mr.. Marshall
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ONE DOLLAR SPECIAL-PHYSICIAN
recommend violet and infrared sun rays
for anemia low blood pressure. insomnia.
rheumatism. etc. HOPKINS. 27Ol Conn.
eve.
MONTICELLO FLAKES. PURE. UNADUL-
terated soap for infants clothes. silks.
woolenS, dishes general laundry; goes much
further than ordinary soap preparations;
easy on hands. Direct from manufacturer.
1O-lb. carton, SLID delivered. Dec. 21S9.
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method; results effective for a life
time or money back. Write for booklet;
no drugs or surgery. DIR. SOMMER-
WERCK 1855 Columbia I'd. Adams O3SS.
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A REAL OPPORTUNITY

Go into business for yourself Respon-
sible men and women will be appointed to
care for established business in Washing
ton. D c.. and vicinity. We furnish every
thing and teach you business. Earnings
of fifty up weekly possible. $3.50 required
which is fully secured by firm OF national
rating and is returnable. Don't answer
unless you have required amount and able
to prove yourself responsible. Address
Dorsey Bellevue Hotel. Washington. D. c..
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S100-LUNCH. fully equipped, 3 rooms
above; rent only $50: q bargain.
S550-Lunch. good business; rent. S27.
S250-Barber shop q chair; rent. $40;
nearby Md. town; a real bargain:
S275-Rooming house. IL rooms. baths;
corner; Ink. apts.; h.-w.h.
S650-Rooming house. Is rooms, bathsi
central: filled: rent, S6u.
Sb50-Rooming house. \ rooms. bathsi
central; rent. S15; a bargain.
Grocery and 4 rooms. h.-w h., bath;
splendid business; rent. S45.
r. M. CURTIS, NATIONAL 1894.
41O Bond Bldg l4th and N Y Ave N w. .
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
EXCEPTIONAL opportunity offered in
Washington and outlying districts. The
party must be capable of running his own
and should net $50 to $50 per week on
a modest capital of $500 to $1,000 for
equipment. There Is no selling required in
connection with this proposition. Refs.
exchanged. Address Box 1890. Star office.
14'
GOOD-PAYING BATTERY and automobile
repair business for sale. Rant of building
GROWING BUSINESS for quick cash sale
excellent location. Phone between IL am.
and pm. week days Cleveland 9537.
ROOMING HOUSE wanted from owner
Will pay cash If reasonable. Address Box
416-C. Star office. IA"
RESTAURANT 11I6 9th st. NV. busi-
ness section; equipped for beer and liquors.
Wonderful opportunity. Apply 1919 Park
I'd. NV. Apt. 101. IL
WILL PAY CASH for cafe with beer
license. Large place preferred. Address
Box 461-C Star ONCE. IL
PUBLIC DINING ROOM partially equip
west: heat, light and steam for cooking
furnished. Rent free. Address Box 459-C.
Star office.
GASOLINE. ACCESSORIES. NV. section;
lease: owner away: must be sold: asking
$3.50. Address Box 496-C. Star office.
RESTAURANT WITH BEER. downtown
bldg: good business: short hours. Price.
$4,000. Address Box 4SSC. Star offce.
BEAUTY SHOP. estab. bus: 3 operators:
apt. house: living quarters. Price. $1,000.
Address Box 460-C, Star ofhce.
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DODGE 1888 sport coupe. S475: one OF
the most perfect and cleanest cars In town,
Come in and see for yourself. Liberal
Phone Decatur 5I73
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GRAND PIANOS are now offered at excep-
tional bargain prices: so instruments to
select from; one used grand, slightly used.
S26S.60. We are sole AGENTS for Kra mich
French 4 Co.. Bradbury and Worch grands
and uprights. Five and o half octave
baby uprights for sale and rent. Grands
rented and sold on convenient terms. Hugo
WOrch. ITO G Est 1879
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SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

ADDING Burroughs. Rem
H1ngtons S;,,, etc lowest prices in .rE toEn-for
sl3 18th ST. NV National 6o63
APARTMENT GRAND just Like new; beau
THU condition. mahogany case. lovely tone
Sell for balance on account. S3S7 Remem-
Der this is hieh-grade piano; Terms as
Piano Co. 18th and G sts NV
| APARTMENT PIANO-Will sell at sacri-
nee; rented several months Just like new:
s5S6,a2 y 5 buys; Yoq oa may pay as little as
and q SITS NV.
BATH FIXTURES pipe and fittings. brick.
lumber. steel beams. lintels. sash and doors.
56 ST. s.w. Phone Metropolitan Gsl7.
BED ROOM SUITE, walnut; bed outft.
cost $3.50. for SIS. 2622 l4th st. NV. =
BED-DAVENPORT overstuffed; matching
hnir. Shair. secretary desk. Apt 30l. 1890 La
davenport suite. poster twin beds dining
room suite. studio couch 1908 Ga. ave.
BICYCLES-Rollfast and other hieh-grade
gheels. Hazelton Bicycle & Sporting Goods
Store. 424 9th NV.
BILLIARD AMI. POOL TABLES, all sizes;
supplies. repairing. ping-pong tables and
accessories. Conn. $40 9th st. NV. DI. All.
BOOKCASE. mahogany. Q sections. practi-
cally new; reasonable. District 1856.
BRICK & BUILDING MATERIAL WRECK
AANo ohhG1 many JoDo. 4IcmclluOQS
quantities at bargain prices. Come TO any
OF Hechinger's 4 yards for your entire
needs; neatly arranged easily seen. We
haye what you want when you want 1t.
Large quantities good. used lumber re-
| conditioned. nails pulled arranged accord
| ing to size (2x4. 2x6. 2xS. 2x10. 2x12 in
all lengths). sheathings, flooring. windows,
doors. sash. brick, pipe, bathtubs. radiators
plumbing and heating supplies; in excellent
condition-always at bargain prices.
- We quote delivered or undelivered
Phone orders Atlantic
HEGH1NfEE IIf5 MaseEisl T.. Dept t.
53a5 55 Ga. AS. NV. 1903 5 Nichols sts Av. S;T (.
BUCKWHEAT BLOWERS cut Sc ton from
| your coal bill; pay for themselves one
season; give automatic heat; operation
! averages 1c day: rooms. S14 90; over
m cost 1o hOles 10 s n
s1iie s.; thermoststs ST. Harris t1nS XrmstuTe
! Co. 6l1 L St NV. Metropolitan s440.
| CASH REGISTERS. rebuilt like new.
| ment. china. siiverware. bentwood chairs.
tables. ETC.: lowest prices. Edgar Baum
| Co. Inc. 9O3 st. NV.
CLAW MACHINES-Partc cash payment or
| Star once Ia
DESKS chairs. files. leather furniture,
safes etc. new and used: lowest prices.
Edgar Baum Co.. Inc, 903 E st. NV.
DESKS for office and home; unusual bar
gains; used and new. We also rent. Com
mercial Office Furniture Co.. 500 E st. NV.
Phone Metropolitan 2430
ELEC. MOTORS. IA. So 95: a. c. and d. c.
exch.: all sizes and types; repaired, re-
wound. new bearings. Carly. 1908 14th.
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n ETURNIN G.
n home to the
e,,I,,rke n aftnr

suburbs after
an afternoons
Q h oppin Mrs.
George Hutchinson
sat in the subway
and unused over
the tragedy t h a t
had m ARE d two
whole years of a
happy married life.
1t began one eve
ming when George
had walked in t o
the house with an
empty whisky bot
tie and announced
that he was going
to build a ship in
side it.
At first the thing
had seemed per-
fectly self-explan-
atory. She relieved
him of the empty
whisky bottle and
tried to get him to
bed.
RlIt George WAS
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CHRYSLER 1888 sedan; beautiful black
finish. motor in the best of condition.
practically new tires free wheeling, hoet-
ing power and modern improvements.
spotleSs interior. car that you will be
proud to own and drive. Priced very low
at S625. Selling used cars from the same
location for over rs years is your guaran-
tee. H. B. Leary, jr. 4 Bros, 1891 14th
81. NV. Phone Potomac 1900.
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FURNITURE-S25 dresser 81; $3.50 desk
chair. 50; $40 davenport table. $40; $40
bed. spring. mattress. complete. SO; etc.
2622 18th st. NV Phone Columbia 500 .
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR RENT OR SALE-Completely equip
ped cleaning and dyeins shop. with fur
nished apartment. Reasonable. 2404
l4th st. NV.
FOR SALE-Going radio and electrical
store and shop. fully equipped; good loca-
ton: $3.50. Phone North 1875.
SALE-Cafe. beer bar light wines. beer on
and of sale. soda fountain; Hyattsville
Md: good business. R. C. Smallwood. Hy-
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FURNITURE for every room in the home
to be sold at auction Fri. Feb. ID. at
931 H st. NV.
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cHRYsLER 1882 CT sedans-We have &
and black bodies: perfect mechanical con-
dition. 5 very good tires. clean interior:
miles Of reliable transportation An-steel
bodies. free wheeling. automatic clutch.
floating, power, A very popular model
trade your old car; terms are easy. II. b.
Leary. Jr., Bro. 1921 14th st. Phone
Potomac 1900
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HEAT YOUR HOME autom atically, save the
cost OF equipment in l year Let US tell
you: Carroll Co. III 18th st. NV. Phone
National G32O
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MOTOR TRAVEL.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LEAVING FOR FLORIDA SATURDAY
morning new Packard sedan: accommodate
two low cost. Phone National 1894.
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Tomorrow: "Pipe Dream" by
James Strachan, reveals the amazing
outcome of q young mans theft of a
sum of money from the bank where
he was employed.
Evening star., 1935-02-14

ESIIMATOR and salesman. mill f1nlsh and
lumber: l3 years experience; age 36; ref
erences. Address Box 407-C. Star office
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ESSEX 1881 Royal coach perfect condi-
ton; sell. Sl35: terms to right person.
s35 cash. Owner. 3161 18th st. NV.
FORD 1929 roadster; new paint, new top.
Al tires; 81 down. S7.04 per month on
our surety plan. Nolan. iii Eighteenth
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FURNITURE. bric-a-b -brac. china, glassware.
rugs. silverware. paintings; highest cash
prices paid. Call Murray, Adams 5133. IA
FURNITURE and household goods, all kinds
We pay highest prices. Don't sell until
you phone North 6040 Prompt service.
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WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS

"AN1ED-m1SCEL
ALI, KINDS Of 3-burner gas ranges and
quick results. can National ifsS. Is.
ANTIQUE gold jewelry rings. watches
diamonds gold teeth. musical inst; maxi
mpm paid: Milsam's. 436 9th st. NV. 10'
ANTIQUE JEWELRY, gold teeth, coins,
priees COD KetalnT Iae. sS6 s 12ah Enes! ns:
ANTIQUE GOLD JEWELRY. GOLD TEETH
WATCHES RINGS DIAMONDS. COINS.
nUSIcAL Isl sd,,I IksTs Is; RADIos TOP PRICE
also shoes hats. curtains dishes. rugs. fur.
Wlnser Dec. 6S76. Issf 7th st. INV NV. IA Il.
BOOKS AND POSTAGE sTAMPs-Al
any BIZ BOOK nhass' shop 5ss paw nS
lNo branch storesO Met. 6416
FURNITURE to purchase from pri-
frieerator and piano. Phone Met. 1864. IS.
FURNITURE-We pay highest prices for
furniture OF every description. Prompt and
courteous service. Phone Gilbert. National
1896. 90
rugs. silyerxaPe. % paintings; d hishess hSc cash
prices paid. Call Murray. Adams 5133. 14'
FURNITURE and household goods all kinds.
yoa Dsope as6esf Sofh B6fe @ s
YER. PLATINUM. TEETH DISCARDED
JEWELRY We HAVE a z. 6. GoXI. Ii,
KAHN INC. AZ YEARS AT 935 F.
PIANO. grand or small upright. for spot
cash. Address BOX 566. BENJAMIN Frank
lin Station. city.
TYPEWRITER-Royal or Underwood port
able or Standard under ? years: must be
bargain. Address Box 464-C. Star Office =
WILL PAY the highest cash price for de-
sirable household and otnce furniture; Call
Lincoln Furniture Co., Natl. 6529 IL
ALWAYS TOP PRICES PAID for old gold
mems clothing and firearms. Max Zwelg
Phone METROPOLITAN 9113. 937 D NV.
OLD GOLD. silver. platinum purchased for
manufacturing use; maximum price paid
BURNST1NES. 931 G ST. NV.
Since 1866. Federal License.
CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD.
Old gold. diamonds. watches and Jewelry.
Best cash prices paid
J. B. ULLMAN
sos D st. NV National 1928
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
Silver. watches. diamonds and old dis
carded jewelry. Full cash value paid. U s.
Govt license to buy. SelingerS. S1S st
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STTTIATJONS-MEN

CHAUFFEUR BUTLER. colored. wishes
place in private family; city ref. Phone
Decatur 2517-J.
CHEF. colored; experienced hotels clubs,
restaurant and sea food; in or out OF town.
Call Adams 9lS3. 15'
Evening star., 1935-02-14

ALL, ALL KINDS Of 3-burner gas ranges and
quick results call National 1895. 15'
| ANTIQUE gold jewelry. rings. watches
diamonds gold teeth musical inst; maxi
Evening star., 1935-02-14

DODGE 1882 'S' coupe: sturdy and
powerful car: spotless interior. very
good tires: any demonstration you wish.
Priced very low at 1919 Lee D. Butler.
Inc 2l55 Champlain st. NV.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

MAKE YOUR OLD HOME LOOK NEW
LOWEST PRICES THIS MONTH
We cover every branch Of repair work
done under our personal supervision.
plumbing plastering. garages new addi-
tions. etc. You deal with one firm and
pay one hill. Years OF experience city
wide reference thousands of Satisfied home
owners Estimates free. work guaranteed.
THE HOME DECORATORS CORP.
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ESSEX 1881 sport coupe tabove the aver
ageJ: excellent transportation for $50
down. balance in IL months Addison
Chevrolet. 1887 Irving st. NV. Phone
Adams 541l
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EDITORIAL CLERK.

Men and women. Salary, S1,SO0 to
$500. The Civil Service Preparatory
School. L. Adolph Richards, M. A., NJ. g..
Prln.. 529 18th st. NV. Phone Met. 1897
EDITORIAL CLERK EXAM.
Salary. S1sO0- to So 300. Begin right
now TO prepare. Instruction day and night.
Inc civil Service Preparatory School. 529
12th St NV. Phone Metronolitau 63a7.
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OFFICE FURNITURE-A large assortment
OF used pieces at low prices. H. Baum &
Son. GIG st NV
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ANTIQUE GOLD JEWELRY. GOLD TEETH,
WATCHES RINGS DIAMONDS. COINS
MUSICAL INSTS. RADIOS; TOP PRICE
PAID SCHILLER'S 9th. COR. z NV. lRs
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LEONARD ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR.
slightly used: couldn't tell from new. at
substantial reduction. Monarch Radio
Shop. 1913 G ST. NV.
MIMEOGRAPHS-Fine rebuilt machines.
at lowest prices: machines for rent
UNITED" Sl3 14th st. NV. National
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FORD 1894 de luxe coupe. 5-window model;
safety glass throughout and heater; orig
inal jet black Duco and has excellent run
ming engine and has very little mileage;
almost a new car; q wonderful bargain for
a discriminating buyer; clean as a pin in
side and out: a real bargain at only S4S5;
easy terms; & months to pay; low finance
Motor Sales OO01
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ESSEX -TERRAPIAANE 1888 coupe: excel
lent paint. fine motor. good tires: very
economical car; S435. Emerson & Orme.
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ESSEX 1882 Super g. sedan-A fast
Hudson built product: very economical and
a splendid family car: S349 Lee D. But
Ter Inc 2l55 Champlain st NV
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LISTED IN THIS COLUMN, you'll find q
few of our special values. In addition we
have many other real buys in grands and
uprights. Our present stock includes such
& .Hamlin, Steinway Kimbali. stieff.
Krakauer. Vose & Sons. Fischer. Hardman,
H. L. Kilt. etc. Don't fail to visit our
when comparing prices that our used
pianos have been "Remade"-put through
as many as 10 rebuilding processes, to
assure the purchaser OF the best possible
condition. This considered. we believe our
prices are the lowest in town. Homer l..
Kilt Co. 1880 @ st. Qn the middle OF
Evening star., 1935-02-14

FORD 1882 VS. Victoria; beautiful Brew
ster green. This car is like a new one;
can be bought for S67 down. balance
Sill per month. Nolan, I'LL Eight
eenth St NV
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SII.is a month; excellent nnish. good
tires. OK motor Ask for car No. 6l4.
L. p. Steuart Inc 1928 14th St NV,
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FURNITURE-We pay highest prices for
furniture OF every description. Prompt and
courteous service. Phone Gilbert. National
akRR OOs
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DODGE 1894 coupe; beautiful black finish.
car appearance and performance in every
detail. An unusually hne car that is
priced for a quick sale at S625; fully guar
See 1t today H. B. Lesry. jr.. & Bros.
1921 14th st. NV. Potomac 1900.
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also shoes. hats. curtains dishes rugs fur
niture bought for rummsge sale. Phone Mr.
Wlnger. Dec. 1870. 1921 7th st. NV. IA
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PAY AS YOU EARN.
ROOFING-PLUMBING

Home Improvements Cellar to Attic.
Low as S. Monthly-Sart April /.
Federal Contracting Co., Inc,
National 1403. gl3 New York Ave NV
Evening star., 1935-02-14

PlANO--WiIl sell Tor the balance due on
account lovely little grand piano that
has had the best OF care and attention
The case is mahogany and the keys are
beautiful snow white. The piano is well
known. NAME PROTECTED Just think you
can have same for S3f1 .S5 and pay as
little as So weekly. There is no drayage
charge. Arthur Jordan Piano Co, 18th
and G SITS NV
Evening star., 1935-02-14

CHEVROLET 1881 de luxe coupe; 8 wire
wheels. motor recondittoned. rumble seat.
car In trade: easy terms. Capitol Motors.
9z1 Water st. s.Us
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BY COMPARISON.

BY COMPARISON.
To actually describe this high-ciass
rooming house would require an entire
column. Any reliable party desiring to
purchase a real going business we offer
this for your inspection, let you compare
II with any in city: % rooms. Mass. ave.
near Dupont Circle. Address Box 45u-C,
Star Office
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTATION
tContinued.)

RADIO Majestic. to quick buyer: in good
condition. Phone Adams 0959.
RADIOS-A few recent trade-ins on new
outstanding bargains in table and console
models. O. c. and d. c. See them at once
Monarch Radio Shop. 1918 @ st. NV.
PIANO-Used late model Steinway. in
splendid condition: S345; easy terms.
Kits, 1870 G. at NV
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CHEVROLET 1898 coach; in Al condition.
perfect motor. original dark blue Duco,
spotleSS dove-gray velour upholstery; not
a scratch on body or Tenders; looks and
runs like q new automobile. A real bar
gain. priced right at only S429; easy terms;
IL months to pay. Standard Motor Sales.
Inc 2Qo4 14th ST LIZ
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FORD 1884 de luxe Tudor; beautiful Miss
America blue; 5000 miles, like new: fully
guaranteed; 500 down. balance in Is
months to responsible purchaser. Nolan,
I'LL EiEhteenth st NV
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ANTIQUE JEWELRY, gold teeth, coins,
silver. watches. diamonds. etc. Highest
prices. Gold Refining. Inc. 400 18th NV.
Evening star., 1935-02-14

HOUSEMAN valet. cook (white). expert
au-around. no driving: consider anything;
small salary; referenceS. Columbia ELL .
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SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

CORSET MAKER from New York City.
Designer. cutter. filter. specially slender
izing; abdominal belts. Address Box
442-C Star office IA
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CHEVROLET 1893 coupe; beautiful black
were never used: driven very little By
careful owner and shows the best Of care.
Don,t buv epv Shsvro,st G an xn,, TsnS y:
seen and driven the outstanding value at
S4O7; terms and trade. H. B. Leary. tr..
& BIOS I32l 18th st PntomAc 1000.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

FOR SALE healthy police-collie cross
bred pups price, S5 to $40; hospital fol
animals. 2116 14th st. NV. Phone
North 1908.
Evening star., 1935-02-14

If you are looking for steady work. with
good earnings and are over %, possessing
car. call for appointment. after Z pm,
TbnrSIoy aE-S
Evening star., 1935-02-14

Shape. Dont need both. either $50. Apt.
507. 270I I4th st. NV. Columbia 7400:
FORD 1929 coupe-This Snappy little car
will give you many miles Of trouble-free
service. Only sos. Capitol Motors. Gal
Water at
Evening star., 1935-02-14

CHR"SLER 1881 IS" sedan: paint. tires.
motor and general condition win please
the most critical buyer. Act quietly
bargain at S349. Lee D. Butler. Inc.
2l55 Champlain St NV
Evening star., 1935-02-14

HUDSON 1881 80 roadster-One OF the
fastest. most powerful speedsters on the
road: perfectly conditioned and ready for
any service. Good tires; S269. Lee D.
Rutler Inc olh5 Champlain ST. NV