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Nope" she agreed pleasantly. Its
almost time" Then, as If anxious
to further the conversation, she
leaned forward, crooked her elbows
on the glass counter and. with her
chin cupped in her slim hands, asked:
"Tired?"
He shook his head, Not much"
Gratefully he felt the color receding
from his cheeks. Are you?"
oh, a little" she confessed. We've
been rather busy today, don't you
think"
TIL say we have" he returned.
"It-" He broke off abruptly, again
flushing. Down the aisle, walking i'm
portantly toward him with stiff, mill
tsristic steps, came Mr.. George F.
Tremaine. the f1oorwalker. Linda in
etantly Strengthened from her indo-
lent position.
For one month. ever since Linda
had been transferred from the toy
department on the third floor to the
hosiery counter opposite his own,
Tommy hadn't been able TO become
very well acquainted with her
much as he wanted to. And yet, he
knew it wasn't entirely his own fault.
Every single time that Tommy
mustered sufhcient courage to speak
tn Linda across the aisle. the naughty
fioorvslker suddenly would appear
and put an end to their conversa-
tion
Mr.. Wels!" said the f1oorwslker.
He stood erect before Tommy, frown-
ing severely.
Yes. sir
Haven't I told you that I don't
want you TO converse with Miss
Cramer across the aisle?" His voice
was coldly crisp. Don't you realize
that your time still belongs to the
EtorP?"
Yes, sir" was Tommy's weak re-
eponse.
The f1oorwalker audibly cleared his
throat.
Mr.. Wells" he resumed Sternly,
eff this happens again I'm afraid
shall have to recommend your dis
lnisSal 10 the management. Yes, in
deed; I'm afraid l shall"
Tommy set his lips. Something
inside him told him not to take all
this from Tremaine-even though it
individually would mean the loss of
q job he greatly needed He saw
Linda seriously watching him from
behind her counter. And something
in her blue eyes urged him to go
on. A-
He took a deep breath and eyed
the f1oorwalker with grim defiance
''I'll speak to Linda when I dam
plnsse!' he blurted.
Mr. George F. Tremaine Stiffened
still more. He gulped. "You-youu
what" he began.
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you heard mel"
Tommy hung back
at him. In one
vaulting leap he
cleared his counter
and stepped over TO
Linda'S.
Listen" he be-
gan resolute t ely,
forcing out his
words, I've been
trying to get ac-
quainted with you
for one month!
But this bird"-he
jerked q thumb
toward the still
petrihed f1oorwalk-
er wouldn't let
mel"
T o m m US fea-
lures were a deep
crimson. He felt
strangely weak in
side. His knees
seemed to wabble.
But he kept on
in a determined
voice: I'D like to
Evening star., 1935-06-17
CHAPTER xxx.

I'm A DOCTOR"
~ UT Allison could not smile at
- the grim joke; she was staring
down at the paper dazedly as
~ she repeated, How could any
thing be there?"
Il tell you, there must be some way
In and out, some way we didn't find"
said Guy.
You mean, you don't think that
It happened the night we were there?"
No. I don't. It's stark impossible
Wed have seen a dead kitten, let
alone a mans corpse, even apart from
the fact that We were looking for the
ghost. And there wasn't anything
there when you went down next morn
ing
II didn't look right round" ad-
mitted Alison. Il only went straight
through to turn the light off, but
even then"
Even then, you'd hardly have
missed body There's a picture of
the house, by the way, on the middle
page"
She opened the paper and looked;
1t was impossible to mistake the
house. The great fold of the downs
on one side, the drop into the valley
on the other and the road that wound
past the two gates. 1t was queer and
rather horrible to look at it again
and realize that those dark, eerie
cellars held a dead man.
Alison shuddered. The memory of
the gray thing outside the door, of
thAan notIlncc hands nLi,zn
toward her, was still too poignant
to be comfortable. The traffic had
started again and they were running
down Piccadilly toward Regent street
as she said, II don't know what my
fathers going to think when he sees
this"
Your fsther?"
YES. You see" she paused.
wondering how she could put it. II
told you that he had some silly idea
in his head that there was some
thing funny about you-it's her fault
really"
Your stepmother's?"
Yes. You see. she's been making
mischief again" Alison grew hot and
red "She hates me and she wants
10 Ulhkc bIOuUic, GIlaI > Gil. 90 size Hl6
on this because she knew it'd hurt
me-because we were friends" She
ended that sentence rather quickly
You mean she tried to stop you
seeing me?"
"she got father TO forbid me-"
Now"
'Yes. But I told him point blank
that was coming. You see had to
see You"
About the thing you rang up about
last night?"
Yes"
Piccsdilly was torn up: they were
following the stream Of cars that cir
culated slowly by Jermyn street. ALI
son, her eyes on the bus ahead, gave
him brief account of her visit to
Fulham. She had reached that mo-
ment when she looked into the lighted
room. when he stopped her.
sJist one moment. Can you tell
what this fellow was like?"
The man who was kissing her?"
@Yes.r
@He was dark. FoFeien-looking.
Not quite French or anything like
thai. More like Italian
cor SPANISH"
Evening star., 1935-06-17
MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PIANO6-KurtEmsD nm piano. $50; Knsbe.
800. Aeolisn PLAYER. $50. AeUliaD organ,
S41 80 Good condition. Smiths TIA nSfer
North }3I3.
SrEINWAY upright. studio size Looks like
nrW perfect condition viii sacrifice Tor
cash Also G A. Victor eombi Ia tiOu:
bzrEzlnS. 4lI6 3rd 81. NV. Col. ol3s.
is"
ORANDs AND uPHIGHTS. Just returned
from reut. are now offered at great re-
ductiOu from ORIGINAL prices. One 5-fOOt
o-iuCh grand, SIi2. Que 5-fOOt grand,
&?y5. One 4-fOot s-ineh Erand, $40. Que
SteInwsy upright. ebony case Si2S. Que
zphftlnent-a upright. slightly used. 81 JS.
Uprikhta. larger sizes, 500 up. All instru-
meuts suHrauteed. Sole representatives
FOR the Hardusu. harrington Bradbury
aud I.antrr pibnos Pianos Tor rent Tor all
OrcasiOnS HuEV W0reh. IilU q ST. NV.
Est 1879.
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HELP-WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR aLl-sround ,,ei eS-
perienced. 81 once permanent pOsitioh'
Phone Atlantic 1880.
CURB GIRLS wanted. Apply 4s4o Conn; na
ave between II aud 4. Tuesday anu
"wednesday Blue Bell system. lne.
GIRL fully experienced for fountain
luncheonettr in drug store local refer
ences Apply "lb9 California st. NV
with small family Petersburs. Va; siS
per mo-; upencumberrd; Appy 10: lutii
st. NV between aud Pm. TUESDAY
LADY white. Who ia fully eaSs S6,s pie bsS, 81
where there Is no mother aud live with
family 20 miles 0ui OF town. state salary
and experience Address Box soy H. Star
once
sAIksLADIEs- inexperisneed teachers
students attention. OpeClns for sumner
position, tOiletries. easy TO ieaIn 91-o-VO 91-
for FIRST two weeks work aud liberal bonus.
Opportunity 10 sdvsnce. Address Bon
sEAMsTRESs AND PRESSERS s HELPER;
Apply Premier Cleaners & Dyefs. rear o:'''
SODA DISPENSER experienced must be
IL Ith st. NV.
TYPISr. one willing 20 use telephone for
locating accounts. Apply Liberal CIo'h-
inE Co AIS TN st. NV. ----
WAITRESS. experienced. white. Harvard
Restaurant, 2s.O 14th ST. NV. Call in
person any time.
MATTRESSES wanted. aged - snd a6oys:
ONLY experienced need to apply. Oflole
CAFE. 1924 Penna. ave. NV, w,
MATTRESSES part time over 81 years Oi
age. The New Amsterdam Grhl, %'Ol
l4th st NV.
" ACTRESSES, experienced. white; Apply
5.,..n Conn. ave NV. Full or part Time.
WHITE GIRL OR WIDOW wanted as sen-
eraI helper. no cooking: S5 Der week. room
aud board: must stay nights. AL S45S
WOMAN with car. attractive, interested IN
cosmetics Mrs. Emmett. Fairfax Hotel
Phone Potomac 44Su.
WOMEN-Salary, ~; extras; STEADY WORK;
order dept, foods: personal Open ! 10
pm Dept. SO. Investment Bldg.
YOUNG LADY. white, to help around store
and house: no experience necessary fooih
board and good pay 1898 18TH st. NV.
YOUNG WOMAN to take complete charge
of large luncheonette and soda fountaln'
experience and references absolutely neces-
sary. Address Box 5SH, Star once.
YOUNG WOMAN for personal loan ONCE:
prefer one experienced i'll that type OF
work; one with executive ability; excel
lent chance for advancement. Address
Box SSH Star once.
Evening star., 1935-06-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


ADDING MACHINE BurrOushs. just IKE
I4th st, NV Phone Na.ionsi 6Oo5.
BABY CARRIAGE-EnSlish perambulator;
like new. Also chlId's play pen. eAesIsn'
cond; Tess. I34 d 81. Sc. AtlahtN - w.
BEAUTY PARLOR SLIDING MIRROR.
booths q complete. incIuaIhE Snahf i -
bowls. sprays. chairs. hsmpeIs, Ano U'n' =
small shop. Whole Of ia part. %ei' 'F'"
BICYCLES-RollfssL ana otner nlEn -Ersas
wheels Hazelton Bicycle SPORTING COo~S
store 424 9th NV. - 7-
BRICK 100 900 used aud clean. Wreck
inT Two 4-story BUILDINGS AS. Inu'ann Is,a,n
ave. NV. All materials !ot saN ph%btn" T ms
hot water radiation. Also zoo II. SIN.
T6eams i5c n steam and ~steI
pipes Apply ON premises or phone LIN
coin 3244 American Wreeklhk ~
BUILDING MATERIAL WRsCklNG SALE y. .S
from msny Jobs. Tremendous ananiltlrSs r's,,s a.
4 wards for your entire needs: nesly ~ ar
ranged easily seen. We have NhA1 S0u
want when YOU want IT.. 49,, ,.r r.-
large quantities soUd used lumber re-
conditloned nails pulled, arranged see9rG, q,
ms To size (9x4 9x6 2xS. 2xlO. XXI ~
ali leustiSI shes things noorinSs wlnooMs'
doors sash, pipe. bathtups, tn sfceI
isnf Condition always st bargain prices.
We quote delivered or nnueiiFeiee' ""N'
InScII IgEcHINGER Co, Used Material Dept
18th 4 SITS Ne ,oof 6'n N,Sbois q ave hS. Sc.
CAMERAS and equipment. microscopes
lines shotsuns, musical instruments sna
jewelry bought, sold and TRADED lZ1a
EXCHANGE. y05 d st. NV. Met $685.
Evening star., 1935-06-17
TT WAS almost

IT WAS almost
i closing time in
Jenners De-
partment S store.
Down on the first
floor, standing be-
hind his necktie
counter, T o m m y
Wells glanced up
st the huge elec-
trio clock on the
wall. Quarter to 8.
Only Is minutes to
90. He lowered his
eyes and looked
across the aisle
where Miss Linda
Cramer stood idly
behind her silk
hosiery counter.
1T won't be
long now he
said. smiling and
flushing a little.
Tommy hated the
way his ee ks
burned whenever
he passed q few
brief words with
Evening star., 1935-06-17
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LADY WANTS TRANSPORTATION TO
Rochester Nina. June ~ VI ~. Pnone
Atlsutie 4S2S. is
TO OMAHA MIDWEEK. HUDSON SEDAN.
quick Lrip. koOm Tor Two. rhohe hosn's
POSI-.
DRIVING LOS AN0 ELRS BY WAY OF
ChicatO take y passengers: share ex-
penSes Call Met. an is
Evening star., 1935-06-17

52I K ST, Me- furnished rooms. a,ml.,
newly furnished. gentlemen preferred
Evening star., 1935-06-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


APPAREL-Men : womeu's aud ehildrens:
zlso shoes, mats. edTtsiuS. dishes. RUGS. fur-
uItHTr bought Tor TutDLla6E sale. 1921 'lh
~. FhUnr Nj. WlnGeI. Decatur % 20. ~
APPAREL. rurntturs. radios. household
effects. ladies' men's. eLiidren's apparel
GOusht: hiEhest prices paid Call White B,
Metropolitan $50. sol 4th ns.
APPAREL. furniture household goods
ladies, mems ehildren's wearing Apparel
" all kinds 6C"Ihi: We pay sash Call
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS Of Presidents
statesmen. stamp COLLECTIONS. old coins
bought Hobby Shop. nc IN. DIST. lg.2
BOOKS WANTED secouu-hsnd hundred
OF more: miscellaneous and sets. Fsal
Pesrimsn lsll & 81. NV. District Sb4S.
CLOTHING-hishrstp prices paid for men' 5
used clothing Bermans. llsy sth st. NV.
Phone Metropolitan %761. Open eve.
FURNITURE, russ household GOODS. etc .;
absolutely highest prices paid; for best re-
suits call any Time. l.lneoin o4SS. E%s
FURNITURE. 0rie-a-bIae. ehius. glassware.
rugs. siWerware. paintings. Highest cash
prices paid. Call Murray. Adams 5lSS. ZO'
FURNTTURE-Sewius machines, household
goods. all kinds; hlshest prices paid. Call
North o04O before selling. Prompt service.
FURNTTURE WANTRD-Ws pay highest
prices prompt aud refined service; don
sell before calling Ar. Gilbert. Natl. $500.
FUhNIfUhE, brlC-A-br enlns klassWhe'
RUGS. SilVerwsre. palntlnEs. Highest cash
prices paid Czll murray. Adams SlS;
FURNITUHE Would like TO purchase some
used household goods. also piano. Ph0ne
Mrtropolitsu 1854
GOID-BSIRG YOUR OLD GOLD SII4-
YER PLATINUM. TEETH. DISCARDED
JkWEIRY WE HAVE A U 8 GOVT. IL
CkkSE TO BUY WE PAY CASH. A,
KAHN, INC AZ YEARS AT 9s6
OLD GOLD silver platinum purchased for
manufacturing use; maximum price pA1o
BuRNSTINe SSl @ ST, NV
9aucr $50 Federal License
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
Silver watches diamonds and old dis
csrded ieWelrY Full eaSh Value pAid. U. .
GOVT. license 10 buy. seliuaerf. SIS st.
Evening star., 1935-06-17

NEAR MhYFLOWEH-Imme nse. SUNNY rni =
Twin beds private bath everything hish
grade. Apt. iOt4, la sale. l0ss Conn.
THE GRALYN. l746 N st. N.W.-.LarEe
twin-bed room With cross fentilstiou'
Evening star., 1935-06-17
WANTED-SALESMEN.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

DOMESTIC AGENCY Dee e4l9 1925 9Th
furnishes cooks ghW, dz workers but
lers houSema ids Chauueurs. Kitchen heip-
ers maids.
Evening star., 1935-06-17
INSTRUCTION COURSES.


BINDERY EXAM. Govt. Printing once.
NiGhts, Mon. We'd. Fri. 10: 1 mo-, $40.
book and courses, INQUIRE Boyd school.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE
The MABEILE HONOUR way. INQUIRE
about our wonderful FREE 500 electrolysis
course TO students enrolling during this
month. Msbelle Honour school OF Beauty
Culture. Inc, Washington's OriginAi aud
Most Progressive school, SIS l4th 81. NV.
Phone Metropolitan i1's.
INTERNATIONAL
CARD PUNCH MACHINE.
ERAL CLERICAL. The Civil Service Prepar.
ltery School. 5ss 18th st. NV, Met. $685..
POLICEMAN EXAM.
Salary. 81 800. Ase 90 TO 81.
Special Intensive Instruction Daily.
Instruction Begins Today.
TUITION, SIS.
All Instruction Papers Free.
BEGIN NOW,
THE CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY
SCHOOL, 5a9 i2th ST. NV. Met BS31.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAM.
APPRENTICE, G. P. o.
Age 10 to 10. Special preparation every
day and every night. Tuition, SS; lnstrue-
''oP THG R1Sf11fI cTVfL SERVICE PREPARATORY j..
SCHOOL. 5?y l.th 81. NV. Met, 6asa.
POLICE EXAM.
HOME STUDY COURSE, IS.
Complete in every detail. General tests
and letters writing about 90 passes.
RESIDENT CLASS. $40.
Includes Home study Course.
Exam. June "a
BOYD SCHOOL,
1888 F. NAT. 234O.
Evening star., 1935-06-17
FARM AND GARDEN.

NOW Is THE TIME w use sOns-MeAl 0n
your lawns. So Tor 100 pouuds Milton
HoUfeAmsief kstate $500 < a. nv.
Fhoue West l4SS.
Evening star., 1935-06-17

I495 CLIFTON ST. N.w-vacaneies for
tSo youns ladies; twin beds: EXCELLENT fooo'
I344 KENYON ST NV or gentlemen
| ~ board iarEe room. new furniture: excel
lent meals: $3.50 week Columbia a3S2
l.yS ST. NW.-Unique studio rooms
! in new house now opened: unusual de
tails, walking distance TO downtown; WE'LL
balanced meals optional.
DUPONT CLUB 1929 18th st. NV
Vacancies singles. doubles: excellent meals
Win OF Without rooms conEenihL Phone
DUPONT CIRCLE, 2I3l Mass. Ave.---chsn-
siasle I'M se%i, private BAH, excellent
residence dist. In city. Prices very rss-
Sonsble Phone North 94O4.
I1gl X. I. AVE. NW-Delightful rooms
ns.a srs 1s Da5Gr R9IsIEe %ssn. d.a0ee bal
S44 MINTwOOD PLACE-Attracttve. room
Tor two persons in refined quiet hons.
Twin beds, excellent meals. Col. Sl1a. 81.
CHEVY oAAsE-Beautiful home; lovely
grounds: privileges. Wise. 4612.
/ $50 CONN AVE. N.W-CooI. attractive
rooms. bath optional; home atmosphere;
exceptional meals: convenient location.
1928 10th ST. NV ladies. large, dou-
BILE room, home privileges. bath. shower;
home COOKING gsraKe; unlimited phone.
I4II KENNEDY ST. N,W.-Nicely fur
det home excel. board. gar. II needed. 2o-
5OIU eth ST. N.W.-LArge front room
half block to bus; twin beds; excellent
meals $50 mouth. Georgia S506.
Is"s MASS AVE. Nw-LarRe room z
beds next 10 bath. $50 month; excellent
table; walking distance. IL
1929 K ST. NV. The Lee-Maraue-Hteely
furnished slnkle aud double rooms, semi
private bath; excellent board. I'll.
1875 LANIER-Fine single room. $3.50:
als0 double. twin beds. IS. Good home
meals. Near ism, Col I'd. IL
.I4o FLA. AVE. Nw-LarEe sunny
rooms: twin beds: $S.bU per week. Cail
North S63s
lIUl 10th Sr. N.W.-SinEls and double
rooms suitable or =, Cool. harmonious
downtown; Southern cooking; individual
service; reasonable
49, 0IRARD ST. N.W-Large. airy,
double room: good loeHtion: reasonable;
southern cooked meals. Adams 1920. 17-
1920 9th sT. N.W[VAcancies for young
ladies'; lovely home. every comfort, walk
ink DISTANCE, excellent meals. lss
DUPONT CIRCLE. / 6OS 10Th st. NV
Eea utiful furnished for two; board
optional. Phone North 313s.
32lu N ST NV beautiful single
rooms near bath; excellent cooking; rea-
sonable Phone West 290S-y IL
HILLCRRsT.
$500 18th NW.-CorneF GirRrd.
Pamily-Size room. private hafh; ais
room desirable for tive sirls or men. spA-
cious grounds. parking SPACE maid sefVfcsa
balanced meals Rates rsasonaels
(csatinasa sa Nszt RAse.l
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ROOMs-FUR. AND UNFUR.

1926 PA. AVE. Furnished or unfur-
niShed rooms. suitable for Ink; next -
bsth near cars.
COLoRED-l6U6 18th ST N.W-Room,
reasonable clean and attractive, In select
neig hborhood
Evening star., 1935-06-17
BOATS.

CUPBOARD motors; new and used; serS-
Ice and parts; tfade-tnE aud credit l24O
st. Q.
Evening star., 1935-06-17
ROOMS-SUBURBAN
RIIOMS AND BOARD.

COOL, DOUBLE ROOM. two exposures, on
bus line EaTage couple preferred; 10
miuutes to Treasury. Phone Walnut sps2.
Evening star., 1935-06-17

We have the finest display VI used Grand
and upright pianos on our moor az thls
time that We have had at any time durlhs
ths IA wears that we have been in business
in washington Prices ranging from $40
and up Terms to suit your convenience.
Every piano sold in this sale Is fully guar
anteed by the House VI StIen.
CHARLES M. STIEFF INC,
I34u q 81 NV.
Evening star., 1935-06-17
RooMs-FuRNISHED.


2OI3 EYE ST. NW.-Lsrte. newly deco
rated 2nd-tiOor room. next bath also at
trscIiVs front Basement bed-liNlnE room
aud bath: open fireplace. all modern Sou
VrnienCeS. garage space. is
1897 RITTENHoUsE ST. NV. : Larse
front room private shower; references
S25 per month. 10
l3sI 10Th 81. NV Apt 2-Attrsctivs
room in private apt: excellent neigh
borhood.
4-Larse bright. nicely furnished Room.
next 10 bath; suitable Tor one OF Two
5?i K ST. NE furnished rooms. ami.
newly furnished: gentlemen preferred
ll5 5th 81 Sc. rooms. second noor.
next bath. Apply basement. ------
s2S f NW-,W White; Sl2 mo: basement
yard. $50; r. S9"; ) r.. So; an.l;i- put
elee BuS and cars.
as. DELAFIELD PL. NV Large trout
room. next 10 bath. southern exposure
bus: employed gentleman preferred. %
per week. Phone Columbia 434o. g
ls:: L ST. NV. Nice: clean ;l l,ht rooms aas
with iunnins water. maid service. 30 hP'
single sieepinE room, 81.
30 WEEK-2nd noor 'front.' for en-
pioyed lady Si.UO pass BUS line nesI
cars; after 5 Pm. 1863 Newton ST. NV
Phone Adams SySs.
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. 18th aud Eye sts
uW-Special Summer rates; single ana
double rooms: Inspection invited Dist. ~ 10.
NEAR MAYFLOWEE-imm sunny rni
Twin beds, private bath everything hish
grade. Apt. IOt4. La Sale lO.s Conn
THE GRALYN. If45 N st. N.W.--LarEe.
twin-bed room With cross Sen'ilstlou'
1919 l. sT, NV. Sleeping rooms for two
together; also for three or four totetnef'
reasonable. =
sI3 @ ST NIX, opposite stanton Park
Large front bed-liVins room, nicely iuF-
iiSlIrd southern exposure.
I.Y1 sT. NV. Two trout housekeep-
inE rooms. elee.. h.-w h., Szs stove; also
Two basement rooms for Housekeeping
I4sI FAlhMONT ST. NV Eieksnt home.
hi K, SO 30 weekly always hot wafer; NO
children: nVe French windows IN room
lI:5 l3th 81. NV. Attrsetiyely, fur
nished room next bath. IN private nome
seutIemsn Opposite MaynOHer E0tei.
Phone National 55y2. -
1900 X. I. AVE-Larse bright. rrSt-fioor
living g-bed room, 50 week. -
4sa5 KANSAS AVE. NV -Lsrss. front.
double room s windows; also room aud IN
closed porch, twin beds convenient 10 bhs.
Phone Columbia sl2..
1880 MASS AVE, NV Beautifully fur
nIshed rooms. walking distance downtown;
onIy high-type persons considered. Phone
Metropolitan 2Os3. --is is
NEAR CAPITOL AND LIBRARY, 23S IND
ST, se-Brlght front room, new home. prl-
Vate family; breakfast.
TO4 CONCORD AVE NW-Nieely FUR
nixhed corner bed room. Beautyrest mat
treSs. cedar lined closet private shower
room. G.. h.w w.. unlimited phone; plenty
parking space; employed couple or gentie-
mer. Gentles.
Evening star., 1935-06-17
SPECIALITY statesmen.

SPECIALITY SALESMEN.
Due to recent expansion
and promotion, we are in
need of 10 high-grade sales
men to sell electric refrig-
Grafton, washing machines,
tires and house and auto
radios on the most liberal
time-payment plan yet Of
fered. To men that can and
will produce, we offer a gen.
erous drawing account and
full commission as high as
1870 paid weekly. No re-
serve and no hold backs.
Apply Sales Manager, be-
tween 9 am. and IL Tuesday,
1901 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-06-17
HEIP-MEN AND WOMEN.

full and part time estAb-
shed routes NJ selling. Apply r. o.
Evening star., 1935-06-17
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

INSTRUCTION COURSES.
LEARN TO DRIvE-special offer. Our
regular S2-hour rate. Sl.25. Become .
safe driver. Call Met. 5l4S, o to pm.
TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD. P. 3. x,
instruction course; special summer re-
duced rate, $40. Apply 226 Bond blos"
14th and N. Y. ave,
MAN WANTED with fair education. me-
chanfcaily inclined now employed. dssflnE
to better position by qualifying as install
LAT1ON expert and SERVICE enSlneer IN
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION and Air Con-
ditioninE. No experienee pecess. but must
be willing TO train for few months. write
giving age. Dhoue. present occupation snd
address Address Box 21O-H. Star once.
SHORTHAND-TYPING
Day school, S2-S5 week; night. $l-$S
Intensive Summer Courses.
Cantal City Colleee. l340 N. Y. Ave. IL.
APPRENTICE EXAM.
For Government Printing once AGE
1912. Special coaching work GOVERNS
all subjects. One month nifht school $40,
Starts Mondav.
BOYD SCHOOL,
1898 = st. NV. Naticosl 2sAe
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RUFFCOTE KENNELS
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

80 -H' -
uELDlNG nVe years:
0u,et nne eOnfOi nS tiOu, 3lOU. Phons CO.
lunILIa S42S.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CLASS BEER LICENSE for sale. Ad-
dress Box 43o-H Star ONCE.
TAURANT-Prominent corner beer
license. Brokers. attention. Address sox
9,5-H. Star Unaee. -
CAFETERIA 81 5sU--Sl s32 cash, S54S
credit. small payments; long estApllSheo.
Address BOX LII, Star ONCE.
d q. 3, GROCERY STORE FOR SALE by
owner: all modern sud fully equipped IN
cludinE delivery truck. Address Box 4iS
Star once.
DINER FOk SALE
Fur sale on location al 10y: Fifh st. Nv,
Washington D. c. Reasonable price aud
terms eAteuded to 4 nnaneIally responAibr
'"' JERRY oMAHosY. INC.
$50 WEST GRAND ST ELlZA6ErH. N j.
DELICATEssEN. very sOod NV. very
cheap Must leave city within . day.
North lU2Uj between /" aud q Pun. ls
CORNER GROCERY aud ment market;
business. 500 per weeE, rent. 4:o mohlh'
Illness. 234 slh st nc -
BOOMING HOUSES FOR SAIIE.
800 block q vi. NV ~ rooms. i"t .a.o
nished payinE nIeeB B..-........; sSoO
rms furnished. showing rood pront sSO
rooms fur. paving investment ooO
Iurul,hed: exceptional opportunity coo
Nail. 1884. J. Z. Kinks. 4lu eonu huE.
SPECIAL BARGAIN!
Poy galvanized IRON or roonuE business,
an old established stand near II az ne
with room aud bath brick dwelling. SIDE
yaro and iarHs efIek Vii Iii
CHEAP 10 QUICK buyer Wonderful ehAner
for downtown business location WIN home
adjoining.
HoWenStein Realty Corp,
I4Oo III ST. NV. Distriet 1s'
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HETP-MEN.

Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page ALI.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

FOX TERRIER PUPPIES weeks old
Geaurifdlly marked; reasonable. quick sale.
/ u OreEon ave nv North UsS3-J.
DOGS BOARDEU-Dos' life IL al It's best
When boarded win us. large. indlNiousi
shady with cool sleeping GuHrtrfss
So':2 COirsyille pIke. silver SprtnE. Md
SANITARY BATH FOR YOUR DOG. 81
Chipping 81 expert stteudsntE. Drop
hiuu gu way TO Once mornings call for him
On way home Outside boarding keuutis
BlDk-A wEE DOG AND CAT HOSPITALS
1=I5 Conn. ave. Opp Bureau STANDARDS
CieY li%O aud l1"u Irving Col uS'f.
RUFFCOTE KENNELS.
SeUtties. Wire Fox Terriers. > male
DacuShuuds red. Welsh Terriers and Ds udie
Dinmont Terriers from Cham piUn stock.
DOGS boarded aud plucked right. Mrs
Richard II Johnston. -. CneSz pezEe ave.
Silver SbriuE. Nj. Phone Shepherd 202o
Evening star., 1935-06-17

AlisOn's sudden fight ID explained,
tomorrow.