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, 1935-03-21
THREE HELD In
KNIFE Staying

EDINBURG. March 2l.-Three
men r being held without bail in
the Hidalgo county Jail in ccnnec-
ton with the fatal stabbing last Sat-
urday of Cristino "Tino" Soto.
The men, Miguel and George Lugo,
brothers, and Jesus Ramones, all Of
McAllen, were bound over TO await
action OF the grand jury without
bond after q preliminary hearing
before Justice of the Peace T. Juo
Powell of McAllen.
Soto was stabbed through the left
shoulder with a long bladed knife,
the point penetrating his heart. He
was brought to McAllen Municipal
hospital Immediately but died in the
emergency room.
District Attorney Rogers Kelley
announced that a charge of negli-
gent homicide had been filed in
county criminal court against Quad
alupe Garcia Of Pharr in connection
with the death of j. D.. HauSenfluck
OF Hidalgo in a hit-and-run accident
on highway 66 near Hidalgo several
days ago. Garcia had Just made
bond on a charge OF failure TO stop
and render aid in connection with
the same accident when the second
charge was filed. He had been held
IN jail without bond but obtained a
habeas corpus hearing at which bond
OF $500 set by Justice OF the Peace
j. 10y Ramsour at Edinburg was re-
duced 10 $1,000 by Judge Bryce Fer
guson In the end district court.
The district attorneys office also
announced the conviction Of Miguel
Contreras. Edinburg. on a second
charge OF theft Of farm implements.
Contreras was the only defendant In
SO criminal cases tried by the dis
trict attorneys office since jan
uary to receive a suspended SEN
tence. A jury gave him a Swear sus-
pended sentence on the first case Of
implement theft but sent him to the
penitentiary for two years on the
second charge. He will be required TO
serve both sentences as a result Of
the latter conviction.
, 1935-03-21
Hidalgo Holds Man
In Theft Of Cars
fspecial 70 ca Hernldl

EDINBURG. March 2l.-Lonnie
Jackson. Greenville. Is held by Hi
oalgo county officers on two char
ges of automobile theft following his
arrest in Falfurrias Tuesday. Sheriff
Jack Ballard OF Brooks county ar
rested Jackson at the request OF Hi
dalgo sheriff's department.
Jackson Is charged with the thefts
Of cars belonging to Constable Z.
B. Alexander Of Weslaco and z. ".
King. Pharr farmer. The sheriff's
office reported Alexander's a was
sold TO a Falfuriras resident vino la
ter became suspicious and advised
the Hidalgo officers Of its where
abouts. Further investigation reveal
&c Kings a had been painted and
was also being offered for sale in
Falfurrias. Both cars we're recovered.
, 1935-03-21
Red Mills Orchestra
Plays at Club Royale

Red Mills and his orchestra be-
gin an engagement at the Club
Royale near McAllen Friday night
after long engagements at the Rice.
Lamar and The Grove at Houston,
The Oasis Club OF Corpus Christi
and the Cactus Club at Austin.
Special arrangements and en-
semble singing are featured by this
state famous orchestra. Trio sing
ing and solos also are scattered
throughout the program. and the
feature singer is Ann Nicely.
The orchestra will appear az the
Club Royale each night next week
except Monday night. and for the
Sunday afternoon tea danSant.
, 1935-03-21
Gypsy Band Sought
In Staying Case

DURANT. Okla. March II. tPl-
An intensive search was launched
In northern Texas and southern
Oklahoma Thursday for a band OF
Is gypsies wanted for questioning
in the Staying of B. d. Wood, u.
at a gypsy camp near Bennington,
Okla. Wednesday.
The gypsies. travelling in a cara
van of five motor cars. we're re-
ported seen near Denison. Texas. late
Wednesday. There trace Of them
was lost.
Wood died of a skull fracture. A
companion. Otto Pamplin. who told
officers he accompanied Wood TO
the gypsy camp. said the latter was
beaten by the gypsies.
, 1935-03-21
Movie Sideights
CAPITOL

Picture-lovers who find Will Rog-
ers' brand OF humor irresistible
and this includes the entire screen
public-are informed that his latest
picture. Life Begins at 40." will
show Friday and Saturday az your
Capitol, Brownsville, Is crammed
with fun.
Rogers portrays a double listed.
tender-hearted country editor who
proves that the years after forty
the best and goes in quest Of the
fun-tain Of youth. He launches a
series of situations that smash the
funny bone to s~mithereens.
Life Begins al 40" relates the
romance OF a young school teacher
, 1935-03-21
Harlingen Schools
To Enter Big Group
In Cameron s Meet

Rollins, alternate: Leonard McKen-
zie with Ben Woods. alternate. Sub
junior-Carolyn Davis with Char
lotte Jean Bryant. alternate; Dou-
glas Mallory with Paul Brown, al
ternate.
Spelling Billy Mattingly and
Beulah Margaret Fairbairn with
Walter Michalke and Juanita
Hicks, alternates.
Ready writers - Billy Mattingly
with Juanita Hicks. alternate.
Story tellingg Marian Frances
Greenwood with Bob Wood, alter
nate.
Choral singing-Mary Nell Albin,
Emma Jane Rollins, Carrie Balm
Buchan, Rene Mae Broussard.
Florence Orloff Willie Mae Emer-
son. Winnie Fac Martin, Gladys
Rollins, Reta Nichols, Ruby Vance,
Margaret DUNCAN Meta Knowles,
Maxine Swisher. Lupe Garcia,
Frances Lear. Eileen Raney, Willie
Sue Cook. Joyce Heron. Eunistein
Bradford. Evalene Bradford, Ruby
Pearl Emerson, Lucille HUMPHREYS.
Ready Writer'S Helen Lozano.
with ESsie Gene Sykes. alternate.
Story telling-Barbara Lee Pals
with Billy Marie Weed. alternate.
West Vard-Declamation: Eloisa
Longoria with Alice Moya. alter
nate: Robert Elizarde with Benito
RoSales. alternate: s b. Junior:
Narciso Elizarde and Susie Salazar.
Spelling-RoSita Escobedo and
Caroline RoSaleS with Jennie San
sorez and Lucille RojaS. a~lternates.
Ready writer's Aurora Carranza
with Dora Alvarez, alternate.
Choral Singing-America Nova.
Pillar Perez, Juaniya Cavazos, Jesus
Alvarez. Jesus Oliso. Javita Vala-
dez. Elizabeth Robleda, Heracleo
Campos. Jesse Lopez. Raquel Nova,
Ninfa Rodriguez, Pillar Rodriguez.
Robert Elizarde Benito RoSales.
Ygnacia Martinez. Della Gomez.
Genevieve Rodriguez. Lupe Leal.
Beto Rocha. Hilda Cara, Robert
Gonzales, Pepa Tamez Dorita Re-
maud, Mary Martinez.
Combes - Defamation: Jimmie
Smith and A. j. Swope.
Spelling - Grades vi and VII.
Neva Levone Turner and Virgil
Edward VaSey. Grades w and V:
Eddie Ruth Templeton and Hen
rietta Richards with Vida Rich
ards. alternate.
Ready writers-Velma Lee Rich
ards.
Arithmetic-James Claud Ries.
Meta Turner.
Story telling - Peggy Weems,
Jackson with Maggie Wheaton. al
ternate.
North Ward school Junior de-
clamation: Jessie Mae Nowlin with
Joan Ewing. alternate: Maurice
Bittick with James Grant. alter
nate. Sub-juniors: Martha Dowdy
with Margaret Webb. alternate;
Wade Myers.
Spelling: Violet Wendt and VIII
liam Gill with Mary z. Mangrum
and Bonita Maxwell alternates.
Ready writers-Henr!etta Liston
with Mary Willis Kelley. alternate.
Story telling: Merle Weaver with
Nathan Bosom. alternate.
Choral singing: Barbara England.
Billie Dee Scheupbach. Arlene
Estes, Melville Miller. Joyce Fam
brough. Betty Lou Moncus. Hen
rietta Liston Martha Lois Scheup-
bach. Martha Dowdy. Wanda Ken
drick. Edith Weaver. Billy Ruth
Tidball. Roberta Kendrick, Mary
Wills Kelly Dorothy Nell Madeley,
Jessie Mae Nowlin. Nina Fac Mold
er Margery Dimick. Ina Fac Mold
er. Florence Schander. Frances Nc
Elroy, Bette Calhoun, Rebekah
Field. Opal Borchardt. Coda Lois
McElhannon.
, 1935-03-21
QUEEN

The new w. q. Fields picture. IT'S
q Gift" which shows Thursday only
at the Queen theatre. Brownsville,
presents Paramount's droll genius Of
comedy In a story that fits his pee
uliar talents better than anything
We have seen to date.
Supported by Baby Leroy. who
has learned TO talk and utterS his
first dialogue lines in this picture.
Kathleen Howard, Jean Rouverol,
Julian Madison and Tammany
Young. Fields has incorporated the
best Of his historical gags, and some
of the funniest Zany routineS he has
ever pe~rpetrated. in this film.
The story Is a simple one. II con
Germs a shiftless. henpecked grocer
who can neither shave. eat or sleep
in peace in his own home. He finally
inherits a sum Of money. invests 1t
, 1935-03-21

tby Staif correspondent
HARLINGEN, March 2l.-Miss
Caldwell. superintendent Of nurses
at McAllen. was nominated at a
meeting at the Valley Baptist hos
pital nurses home here TO represent
district IA at the state nurses con-
vention to be held at Fl PaSo in
May.
, 1935-03-21

and a youth "railroaded" to prison.
The shrewd editor brings to light
facts that clears the boy, and stirs
Up a hornets nest OF fun in the pro-
cess.
Among the high spots in the pic
ture are Wills efforts at ~hog-calling.
md his pistol duel which he wins
through wiSecracking.
, 1935-03-21
STRIKERS
DENIED SONGS

DALLAS. March II. 0P,-Rehef
work strikers have finally received
a hard Jolt-one that extracted lOtn
OF the enjoyment out or their lives
as they while away the time In the
city hall auditorium.
It's O. strike within a strike.
Negroes In their ranks havs o
fused TO pour out the spiritual
hymns that once were on top Of tho
nights program OF entertainments
That was n real blow TO the several
hundred unemployed who marched
into the city hall auditorium several
days ago and let it he known that
they would remain there until @
Gently reduced relief grants were In
creased.
The county relief officials threat
ened TO cut them off from any sort
Of help. and II was reported that q
negro broke a smallpox quarantine
to take part IN the passive protest.
Those things didn't cause much
excitement. There was but little
comment. But the strikers showed
signs or gloom Wednesday night
when they rolled UP In blankets and
old clothing to sit down for the
night. There were no songs--the
kind they wanted.
Otherwise. the strikers were "sit-
ting pretty"
The city council failed 10 take nc
ton to GUST them from their en-
campment. Furthermore. the city
secretary cancelled reservations for
use OF the auditorium for the rest of
this week.
So the strikers have the hall even
IL II isn't TO ring again with the
spiritual hymns.
The lobster sheds the lining az
, 1935-03-21

The lobster sheds the lining Of
It's stomach and intestines. an well
as its shell. frequently.
, 1935-03-21

in a California orange ranch and
packs the family into a dilapidated
al for a tranScontinental trip to
their new home.
, 1935-03-21

I had severe headaches, dizziness
and blue spells Your Tables
helped me wonderfully"
Sold nj NIL drug stores Chocolace
coated. Trial sine only IS cenfss
, 1935-03-21
R ( l ] < v Z
PERIODIC PAIN

THIS medicine
eases periodic
pain and discorz,-
fort. IL makes try
ing days endure
able. Mrs. Garvin
Burner of Scorr
CRY, Kansas. says
81 hsdsuch cramps
4 could hardly
mrmT VA r,sn pv gmupWH
, 1935-03-21
Others Drill

On the southwest edge OF pro-
duction, Shafer- Mundy's No. / Ia
basco Consolidated Independent
school district. in the north end Of
tract $50, porcion 38. about $500
feet west Of discovery, is drilling at
1890 feet.
Near the center Of the field. Heep
Oil Corporations No. l John Law
renee, in the northeast corner OF
the southeast 5 acres Of tract ga,
porcion 80. about 1900 feet south
east Of discovery. is drilling at a.
$50 feet.
At the southeastern extremity Of
the field. Hiram NJ. Reeds No. !
G. z. Smith. in the west end OF the
south 10 acres Of the northwest
1923 acres Of share 3-B. porcion
IL. about $500 feet southeast Of
discovery. is expected to spud in
shortly.
Wildcats on both east and west
ends of the field will be we'll under
way late this week.
On the east. Double d Oil COM
pany-K. ID. HarriSon's No. | Mrs.
Lula George. in the southwest cor
ner Of the southwest 20 acres of
tract Is, porcion Il. Ancient Juris-
diction Of ReynoSa. spudded in
Wednesday and is drilling at rs
feet. The test is about 1000 feet
east Of production in the Samfor-
dyce field and about $500 feet east
Of the discovery.
Some l0.500 feet southeast OF
discovery and $500 feet southeast
Of production, Ernest Powell's No.
I George Moore in the south end
Of the Moore 40-acre fee in the
s7nth end Of Porcion -. Ancient
JBlsdiction Of Reyno@, started
making hole beneath the surface
casing Wednesday. The test spud-
ded In Monday. Located at the
southeast extremity Of the SOUTH
east-northwest trend OF the Sam
fordyce producing area, the test
apparently has every opportunity Of
extending production q mile to
the southeast.
On the west edge Of the field. w.
r. Lacy's No. / G.. M. Abney. in
the l05-acre Abney fee and about
$50 feet from the east line Of por-
cion 90. Ancient Jurisdiction OF
Camargo. and $500 feet south Of
State Highway 4. is rigging up for
immediate spudding. The Test is
about one mile west Of production.
Drilling In Starr
/ Several Starr county wildcats WIN
Il sumo operations Immediately.
On the north edge of the Bar
coas pool OF south central starr,
, 1935-03-21

Several Starr county wildcats VIII
sumo operations Immediately.
On the north edge Of the Bar
Icoas pool OF south central starr,
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTATION

WI SIN Al INS II UHuENl o-haDhos
CLEARANCE SALE pianos and PLAYERS.
ese ohnree5 @ to mus pc asd ipr
pianos. SO, Smiths Transfer & storase
Co. 1919 You 81 NV. North 33i3.
KNABE GRAND PIANO beautiful tone:
phone District 5245. IA
sMALL-sIzE BALDWIN GRAND-Will sac
ritlee pr!ce TO avoid expense Of reshippins
! PIANO. apt. grand. Good condition: sacri-
nc nee ev s3nm cash d3' Irving St n,V DAY
ELDERLY COUPLE will store piano for
! its use Phone North 354n.
! PIANO. upright in excellent condition for
sale S25. 42I6 9TH st. Phone Adams
! 6527.
PIANoS-Apartment size erands and up
rights; must be sold: cash or terms. Amer
I lean Storage. 2S0l Georgia ave. NV.
UNCLAIMED RADIOs-Will sell for re-
! pair charges. .!g02 GEORGIA ave. NV.
( Phone Adams h3l6.
PIANO-Steinway upright ebony case ex-
cellent condition; Sl15 cash. Call Alex
| andria 3@-F-1@.
I PIANOS-Ten good used uprights for be-
from y ~ s4 SS ana Hp These eS
dan Piano Co. 18th and G nv
| CHICKERING GRAND. used TO" exhibiting
purposes; special. .S695. Arthur Jordan
Piano Co. 18th and G SITS. NV.
from rent, S195: small monthly payments
can be ARRANGED on this instrument. Arthur
Jordan Piano Co. 18th and @ SITS. NV.
APARTMENT GRAND used six months:
this instrument has Just been repossessed
and can't be told from new; special $500.
Arthur Jordan Piano Co.. 18th and q SITS.
NV.
APARTMENT GRAND used. $3.50; this in
strIIment has been traded in on a new
ChicEerins. Arthur Jordan Piano Co.. 13th
and G SITS. NV.
UPRIGHT PIANO: beautiful tone; cheap.
Phone Columbia 1888.
! SAXOPHONE, silver plated. gold bell,
/ fiat alto Conn: good condition; also clari-
net reasonable Phone North 406i-J.
/ H. F. Luckett. 1904 10th st. ne, Apt. los.
RADIO. Philco 6-tube table model 45-C:
/ no short wave; SIS. Call Decatur 47oS
/ after : pm,
/ GRAND AND UPRIGETs. in excellent con-
| dltion. lust returned from rent. used by
/ responsible people, reduced in price on all
/ floors Terms as low as 81 per week.
/ guarantee goes with every instrument. One
| grand S96s so One medium size upright.
| S135. High grade PLAYERS as low as $50:
Pianos rented for all occasions. Home Of
the Krenich Bach and Hartman Pianos.
HUGO Worch. l11n g NV. Est 1879.
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BIJSINEss OPPORTUNITIES.

BOOMING HOUSE tnear Government
Printing 0nice).12 rooms. Rent. sos.
Rooming house .(Thomas Circlel-Rent.
$50, Income. besides owners apt. $50.
Rooming house. Oh st)--10 rooms,
Rent. $50. Good furniture. $500. $3.50
R. N. peshazo. 11es 14th NV. Natl. $500.
D. G. s;-mest market; best NV. section;
white trade: 81 400 weekly: easy terms.
Grocery-meat market; beautiful fixtures;
must be sold: low price; easy terms.
for immediate sale on account sickness.
12-r. house. Md. ave. ne; beautifully
Furnished; always filled; good income:
terms
II K n.w,-12-room house: rent. S75:
always filled; good income; terms.
% rooms. mostly apartments; filled:
rent, $50; very good income: easy terms.
low rent; $1,000 income: terms.
30-room boarding house; best section;
always filled: nicely furnished: easy terms
List your roomins house or. business
with us. Have cash buyers waiting.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ADDREssOdRAPH with card kick and g.
Eiec' National Cash Register. Burfoushs
writer. Norge cleo. water cooler. 5-drawer
battery charger with .rheostat. and starter
box, / small desk / large desk. electric
log / leather reclining chair. s:irl.
Showcase ~ in perfect condition. 1859
st. ne. 5pen Sunday. 1913.
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sALE-MIsCELLANEOUs.

WARDROBE TRUNK large 5-draweri
good condition: cost sos. sell for $40. 2I7
Kennedy st. NV.
WASHERS and ironers, late models. guar
R idseIy. 18th and Newton u SIS. columbis
10000.
WASHING MACHINE. A-B-C. E-z or
WESTINGHOUSE; electric. spinner type. Csu
WASHING MACHINES. Easy with wringer
and one with spinner; also late model
Maytags; reasonable. See us before you
buy. 120S 9th st. NV.
WASHING MACHINES-Maytag demon
Strator. regular SD4 30. sacrifice for S4D.50
cash. Also used washer. S2950 Apex
Elec. Co. 200 9th NV. at g.
WASHING MACHINE E-Z, model r."
s secondtioned su ShGtets t SD Sc. Ma
ti0nai Elec Ni supply Co ss1 oths,
bargains at unusual prices.
WATER PUMPS Westinghouse shallow
well automatic. with automatic air-volums
control; special price So 80; rsgulsr
b PTise $50 PAP For other prices call KIRBY
WHEELCHAIRs .. and crutches cheap.
Must be sold at once. Adams 1897.
WHEEL CHAIRS. nsE and used al styles styles;
chafs P Unsd STATES storase se Coz
10th st NV. Phone Metropolitan 1873.
ss.nS = s1E snstS free ds8sf Ss1
WOOD PULLEYS-Large assortment Of
WOO d pulleys, all sizes. Franklin Laundry.
50S 18th st. NV. Ia
S293 EQUITY in 1885 Plymouth for $3.50
cash. Phone Atlantic ls33-R. after 10
a m.
FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERED
Three piece living room suite reuphol-
stored for S45. covering and new inside
material included. made like new, in finest
tapestry and friezette. workmanship guar.
anteed La France Upholstery Co. 25O9
lAfh st NV Phone Columbia lOlTo
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WANT A POSITION?
ATTEND

Stanfield Secretarial School.
10 Fourteenth st. NV. District 1888 .
REFINED GENTLEMAN (CATHOLICI
dances. Address Box 3"3-R, Star Office.
PIANO LESSONS. SOC EACH TEACHER
OF much experience. 1864 Harvard st. n ".
Phone Columbia 1923.
Electric Floor Plugs and Small Re
pairs. 14th St. Electric Co.
1901 14th st. NV Phone Columbia 1O31S.
REDUCED ROOM RENT TO LADY OR
girl in exchange for companionship to
lady. Address Box 325-R. Star office.
EMBOSSED STATIONERY.
Engrayotone letterheads. envelopes. busi-
100. 81. DOHERTY. 1916 18th st. NV.
Phone North 6535-J.
MOTHERS.
PRE-SCHOOL PLAY GROUP.
Model equipment. outdoor activities hours
to q; hot dinners transportation; IS
vkly 1917 Kenyon st. Colurabia f19l.
FEET, LEGS-HURT?
NEW FEET FOR OLD.
Effective results or money refunded DR..
Bates method consists of international re-
search and technique. Treating foot and
leg ailments Registered U. 8. A. Office.
pos Arlington Hotel. between 14th. 18th
and XII SITS. NV.
BADNESS, DANDRUFF,
SLEEPLESSNESS.
BIOLOGICAL PILLOW, $500.
S724 3Oth PI NE WASH D. C. 16A
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OPPORTUNITY!

Permanent connection available April
Is with reliable manufacturing concern:
provides immediate income with excellent
future. No selling or travelling Small
investment required Also two available
OPENINGS for part-time employment Give
lu5-R. Star office, or phone District 6T43.
ROOMING HOUSE. Mass ave. IL rooms;
rent. S65: good income. always filled: price,
500: a bargain. Natl 1854
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
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FOUND SCHOOL AND SUM-
mer camp; attractive Spring program,
outdoor activities. coaching, speech correc-
tion there with flowers birds and trees
hiking. boating and fishing. Wild Rose
Shores. near Annapolis Md. Col 46a3-J'
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HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method results effective for a life
no drugs or surgery Dr. SOMMER-
WERCK. 1865 Columbia I'd. Adams 03Ss
NEW HIGH-GRADE PLAYING CARDS
and tallies given bridge clubs free. Phone
National o03R
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MISS FLEMING. FORMERLY WITH DOR
othy Gray. is now with Carol Randolph.
1908 Conn. ave. Telephone District 21O2
for Information regarding greatly reduced
prices and new molding and mask treat
ment.
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Observation-Disclosures.
WANTED-D. c. I1O-volt = h. p. electric
motor in exchange for G. E. "a h. p. TO-
volt a c. motor: also radio station appara-
tus for sale or exchange. 1917 st. NV.
R0Om :RO1
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WORTH YOUR ATTENTION

RESTAURANT. cafeteria and service.
Busiest block in town Apt above. Rent,
Sl25 Excellent daily BUSINESS Sa25O.OO
No nights or Sundays Cheap rent,
MARKET STAND. Best market Real
buy. D. @. S. grocery and liquor store Apt
above. LOCO weekly Rent, 5000 Lease
DEL1CATESSEN. Doing S30O weekly.
ROOMS n real, Rent; So; Price. s.. OOO. 90.
TO BUY OR SELL YOUR BUSINESS
GREENBAUM & CASTOR. Business Brokers.
1904 Eve ST NV Met SEto
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DIAMOND BAR GAlNS - Unredeemed
pledges of all descriptions for sale at prices
much below their regular values All mer-
chandise GUARANTEED as to weight; color
II YOU are not satisfied Mornings Loan
ONCE. opposite Washington Airport.
DICTAPHONEs and Ediphones. priced low
for cash. Fully guaranteed same as new
Special offer: Set of two dictaphones, $50.
Metrnnnlitan 2ll2.
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YOUNG LADY WISHES PART-TINiE EN-
ployment as knitting instructor: ten years
experience IN this line work. Address Box
153-R Star Office
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NO LISTING CHARGE.
Capital Business Brokers'


63S woodward Bldg, 9Th & H SITS. NV.
Phone National 1883.
AN OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME.
Real estate and grocery store located
in heart OF the best residential district of
Annapolis. Md; rooms and bath over
store. with separate entrance; building
practically new; > side lots. / with 5
garages rented for $50 per month; store
has the latest fixtures and modern equip
ness. Can sell the entire stock. business
and real estate for $3.50. which is less
than one-haf of the value. Act quickly.
ROBERT l.. McKEEVER CO.,
~ Shoreham Bldg National 4750
ATTENTION, BUILDERS!
Business. location wanted in new or
SUBURBAN location. suitable for grocery.
l1S-R Star Office
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ESTABLISHED sea-food grill and beer par
lor. doing $500 weekly now and increase
materially during Summer season. Com
due to engaging in differenct business.
Investigation by interested parties invited;
No brokers. Cali Mr.. Farrell. Shepherd
3O1G IA
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FARM IMPLEMENTS.

FORDSON tractor and plow. both in good
condition. S2"5. Phone Falls Church rs
Monday or Tuesday q TO pm.
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COOPER STEWART.
OPPORTUNITIES!

Hotel. Is rooms Business section: nicely
furnished: rent. SlI5; heat and light in.
cluded. Easy terms
Rooming house. IA rooms s baths: on
10th ST: steady income good terms
Rooming house, II rooms, 3 baths, new
furniture. $1,000; easy terms
Buffet and lunch. beer license; good
location; owner retiring from business
Fruit and vegetable store. Dodge truck
included; clears $50 week: easy terms.
D. @. S. grocery. beer license: $3.50
weekly business: easv terms
Bakery. 5-room apt. 2-car garage: $500
weekly business: good lease: easy terms.
DelIcatesSen, beer license; 18th ST. loca-
tion: Illness causes sale. Terms
Many other opportunities for people
who are looking for A profitable business.
SELL YOUR BUSINESS THROUGH U.s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-04-14

GROCERY and meat market doing $500
interests; no fair offer will be refused;
wonderful opportunity that only comes
once in lifetime. Address Box 336-R.