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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
snd-FLooR, APT. LYING ROOM: 2 BED
rooms K. din. b. with shower; $50 so. See
ianitor. 1920 Georgia ave. Georgia 1883.
DESIRABLE APT. IN THE CONCORD,
I5Gl oIeson ave; n;w-1 rooms nf ana adMaid path
JOHN i IN scR1vENER & BRO. a14 GNw.
NEAR ROCK CREEK .PARK-PR1yATE
bas os; and 'fohe srOiey: % ADULTS only. % Geo. os54
house: sink range: water. light. and heat;
son sonsble 70 assn sscSfss' s4ts s} Mt Rainier No
so0l 18th 1n s6 ST nd TOE der N1cEsT fcTSs
HdN SO PsFmno9 Per mopn C. sMs gsno
kitchen and bath; $50.
rooms titsheT e " ana s1spsoN sfsR; ftSiSo' e.
1924 VT. Ave Metropolitan 500.
IN REAR OF PROPERTY NEAR 10th AND
sEkey t RssSI aSGSm eo e1d s1 Pas ftuso ST. aP
EE Tys, 9os Of RSSMs sa aN1 dsm. ROTH
able: Ink. 1928 18th st NV.
446 EMERSON ST. NV ROOMS AND
kitchen in modern home of adults; cool.
1441 HARVARD ST. N.W-3 ROOMS.
kitchen. bath. g: e. refrigerator. Seen
after II am. Resident Manager Apt. 2.
s4lG M1NNEs1Th Sts AVE ynaa sEa asndi,dS ROOMS
house: for couple. no children; private
entrance.
NEAR ROOSEVELT HIGH,
1919 GEoRG;ths R;trs.h AVE; E,tS hWSaSSo. Wa S45eS
sd SGs%S; BUCHANAN AaiifH ST. PAL" N:wa.@sSo.oo.
Rooms. Kitchen. Dinette and Bath.
14o4 K. Eleet5,f cAfRffz! nsFzlserat!siasr bisr aoso
cleo. gas inc: adults. June 15; call any
time; also furn bed room. End noor.
das With APT prTate 4fans PATH II bTeef
land; adults only. Call Potomac 5131.
4 CLEAN OUTSIDE ROOMS. PRIVATE
bath. all modern improvements. neat. Two
screened porches; private; ADULTS. 1901
CLEVELAND PARK.TMyno I. Tyn ,!s BED ;1,,I'S ROOMS.
mediate nash anesss possession csl All cievesnd 177
APARTMENT. FOUR ROOMS. PRIVATE
bath: ami. electric ice box. 255 Ken
esption sSii hail. tiled bath. spacious rear
porch. S45 80. Apply on premises.
8 ROOMS. KITCHEN sEMI-PRIvATE
Sa.n sasn s4S SpfSossh month sAi Phone Lnscln ssesy
THE H4s6 sIs9sHEENAMMNA' q 81. NV
Rooms. Kitchen and Bath-S46.
DOWNTOWN.
1928 X ST NV W---S5O. 90.
Apt. 8; living room, bed room. kitchen
~" ''to 100 L ST. Nw.-ses. 90.
14o4 K. ttAFKTrz. Dist. $3.50.
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FARM AND GARDEN.

zINNIAS -petunias zoe per dozen; tomato
plants. 12c per dozen; perennialS. cheap.
Frank Green. Capitol View ave-. between
Kensinston and Forest Glen.
DELPHINIUMS-You are invited to see
sample beds of varieties of the worlds
Sreatest breeders: see the plants from
which you buy seed. Frank A. Kerr. del
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WANTED TO BUy-HOUsES.
SALE-SUBURBAN.

BUNGALOWS HOUSES AND LOTS FOR
SAFE. ROBERT E. LOHR. 3l1 Cedar 81
Takoma Park. Phone Georgia Oss1
SsOO-S1OO CASH. SI5 MONTH; s ACRES
woodland, 4-room bungalow; well water.
chicken house Erwin REALTY co. Call
REAL BARGAIN-,7 ROOMS; c:sToRY
frame. reconditioned. modern; 3 bed rooms,
servants quarters garage, fruit. garden.
chicken run: about acres; furnished com
plete. $1,000 vacant: 81 $50. terms. Good
rTaansp%orts Ta % ton DAVENPORT Glenn DALE
LAUREL, Md RMS, BATH, ELEC
shady lot, s5xI35. good location: $1,000.
terms.
rms. bath. elec.. gas. h-wh. garage.
large lot shrubbery; a high-clsss home,
.Beltsville, Md rms. bath. cleo. beau-
tiful lot with shrubbery and shade. l block
from blvd. schools, stores and car lines;
CHARLES H .sTANLyy. INC
Laurel Nd Laurel 10 or 39-M
MARYLAND BUNGALOW.
At D. G. line 6-room semt-bungslov.
$3.50 cash. S45 monthly Vacant Move
in. MAYNOR, 2605 Brentwood I'd ..
Phone North 43}S.
WILL SACRIFICE
50x3OO. lawn. hedge garden, fruit; bal.
$4,000 at SO per month. Call HvattSvllla
340. or come 10 No. 80 4th 81, HvsttS-
vile. Md.
COLORED
Arm house with = acres: ] mile from
Laurel; SI,950; terms.
5-rm house 2 acres. excellent location,
near Laurel; 81 500. terms
CHARLES H. STANLEY, INC.
Laurel. Nd. Laurel Il9 or 3H-M
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3eautiful Water-Front Home

z rooms. furnished: 3 acres of land, on
Potomac River Southern Maryland. IS
miles from Washington. Will sacrifice for
Immediate sale. Address Box ORE Star
Once. or phone Leonardtown 60-F2. lo-
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ROOMs-UNFURNISHED.
ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

fur corner room. twin
beds. On bus line. Shade and flowers.
Private family. Phone Greenwood 2232.
TO-
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SALE OF RENT-SUBURBAN.
RENT-STORES.

ATTRACTIVE N-RoOM MODERN BUNGA-
low. large lot. shade. Phone B. M SMITH
Clarendon 2O3S
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

ENGLISH bull puppies; best Of blood line;
3 English bulls at stud. Hosmer's Bull
dog Kennels, 1919 BladenSburg rd. ne.
SANITARY BATH FOR YOUR DOG. 81.
Clipping. S.; expert attendants. Drop
him on way to Office mornings, call for him
on way home. Outside boarding kennels.
42J5 Conn, ave- OPP Bureau Standards
CIey 112O and 1920 Irving Col O174
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

YOUNG MAN desires furnished room in
Woodridge section. Address Box 1l4-H.
Star ONCE. IL
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IN CHEVY CHASE. MD.-ExCEPTION-
ally desirable wooded home site. 40 n.
wide. on macadam street. with water
sewer. gas and elec and surrounded by
attrs ctive new homes.
Toledo Guaranty Corp,
1926 Woodward Bldg National :6c6.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

APPAREL-Men's. women's and children's;
also shoes. hats. curtains. dishes, rugs. fur
niture bought for rummase sale. 1921 9TH
ladies'. mems children's wearing apparel
Of all kinds bought. We pay cash. Call
Cohens. Metropolitan 7749. 95 st. NV.
APPAREL. furniture. radios. household
BOUGHT. Highest prices paid. Call Whites,
metropolitan 1855. sol 9Th NV.
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SALE-HOUSES.

1876 s ST SE.-BUNGALOW; 8 ROOMS
and bath: hot-water heat; open fireplace;
every modern Improvement: garage: 40
feet front; back to wide paved alley; new
awnings. screens. etc; a bargain at S6.6OO.
NEW CHEVY CHASE d. C.. S9.950. ,
baths. Frigidaire, covered porch, screened,
weatherstripped; also garage; terms.
Adams 4SSH
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

tContlnueo.b
st,mG OF G,a cents;
bought. Hobby Shop 7l6 18th. Dist. 1:11?.
BED ROOM, dining room living room.
kitchen .yY furniture Of all kinds wanted at
BOOKS WANTED SECONDHAND nunSred e,
Pearlman I'll q st. NV. District 364a:
CASH FOR DIAMoND-carat or more.
Address Box esd. Star once. 10.
CLOTHING-HisheS prices paid for mems
used clothing. Berman,s l1s2 7th st NV.
FURNITURE WANTED-We pay highest
prices; prompt and refined service. Don't
sell before calling Mr. Gilbert. Natl. 3Sse.
rugs. silyerware. paintings: Highest cash
prices paid: Call Murray, Adams 6133. 13H
FURNITURE rugs. household goods. etc.
Absolutely . highest prices paid For best re-
GsR PEs4SM YogH 4SpH qhD SotR 5
s5SSE SaHS ne SS x rrxks Ek fAy 4 asS SsSH
manufacturing use: maximum price paid.
.,I.u suHNsT1NEs INST ssl ,.s.s1i g ST NV. NV
60. CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Govt license to hnv selineers sls p q
ATTENTION. SHEEP GROWERS!
We pay highest cash prices for raw wool.
any quantity. BRING your wool to
NEW PHILA JUNK CO..
1898 H St NE. Lincoln 10311.
WE PAY CASH FOR GOLD.
Antique jewelry. diamonds. watches. brace
let's, rings, chains bridges, teeth. silver
any worn-out trinkets: full nrice paid.
SCHILLER BROS. 922 ST. NV. IL
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GRAND AND UPRIGHTS in excellent con-
dition. Just returned from rent. used by
responsible people; reduced in price on all
guarantee goes with every Instrument. One
grand. S26S.50. One medium size upright
Sh35 High grade players as low as S6o;
the Krenich & Bach and Hardman Pianos
Hugo Worch. ITO O NV Est 1879
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BEAMS lintels. h.-w.. boilers and radia-
ton. slate brick lumber. sash and doors.
mantels:, top soil 56 st. s.w. Phone
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RENT-BUsINESS PROPERTY.
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-ExCELLENT S-ROOM RESI-
deDce on the Potomac. furnished. all mod :
ern conveniences. spacious ground and
porch; "a mile from Marshall Hall Amuse-
ment Park: boat and garden.
PLUM POINT BEACH IS NOW OPEN
Over all-improved road through Seaside
bathing and fishing at its best Under new
management. 12s
COLONIAL BEACH-FURNISHED BROOM
bungalow; screened porch. elec.. water.
large grounds. shade; for season; reason
able. Phone Loncoln 9SS4-J
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Francis Scott Key, Apt. Hotel
goth and p sts nv room Kit. bsth:
eompletely furn,, linens silver. Frisidaire:
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

Large attractive front bed-living room.
bath connecting; ladies preferred. Phone
National 3hI4
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SALE-LOTS.

CHOICE 4-FAMILY LOTS.
We have available at this time about
90 lots in the vicinity of w. Virginia ave,
and Capitol ave. ne, zoned for 4-familv
flats Will finance a responsible builder hv
taking a part of the purchase price as a
second trust behind construction loans.
See Mr.. Towbes.
1904 K CAFRTTZ DIST Q0S0
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CHEVY CHASE-Beautifnl home. lovely
room for two, or single; best meals; large
grounds: privileges. Wise. 1872.
Mr.. COLLEGE PARK. MD.-Nice country
home. beautiful shade. ami: twin beds;
excellent board: nice airy rm. Potomac
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PLAYER-PIANO-We have one good re-
conditioned player for sale at S45 to
close out at once; full guarantee; pay ST
down. 81 weekly. Kits. 1890 G st. For
other special values see our ads under
the musical instrument classification
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who was driving it,"
81 don't know"
A man or woman"
"a woman"
You're not giving me great
deal of information" he told her.
She shrugged her shoulders.
And you didn't follow this Sc
dan to its destinations" he asked
after a moment.
"No."
why"
Because the car l was driving
ran out of gas"
And then you returned
homn?"
"Yes.".
He frowned for moment, and
said almost musingly. "You had
the keys from the car. You used
one of the keys to unlock the
front door and let yourself in. Is
THAT right?"
eyes"
And Won did throw the keys
into the fish pond?"
eyes" ..'
"Why didn't you tell me this
before? ?"
Because I was afraid to-"
"Why?" ..
81 was afraid I'd be accused of
something l didn't do, and I was
afraid that I'd lose my job"
did you hear any shot in the
direction of the chauffeur's quar-
ters?"
ono" .
"Did you see anyone near the
chauffeur's placer"
"No." ~ ...
"Did you talk with the chauf-
feur?"
NO"
"Did you shoot him."
"No."
He stared at her moodily. 81
think" he said, "you were run
ming away just now"
"What if was?"
at would have been a very bad
thing to do. The police would
have caught you, and your flight
would have been almost certain
sign of guilt"
Sergeant Mahoney watched her
speculatively for a few moments,
then took from his pocket small
automatic.
"Did you ever see this before?"
he asked.
She stared at him in wide-eyed
surprise.
"Good heavens, mop she said.
He extended it to her-the butt
toward her.
"Take it," he said.
She started to reach for it,
then instinctively recoiled from
the weapon. 81 don't want to
touch it,"
He reached across and placed it
on the table by her right hand.
"That9,gun," he said, sis fully
loaded. ''4-''''
"Will it go OFF,"
"Not unless you shoot it.
"Why should l shoot it,"
81 am giving it to YOU" he
said, $50 that if you want to make
your escape, you can take this
gun and get out"
She stared at him curiously,
"You mean l should take this gun
and threaten you or anyone who
tried to stop me?"' she asked.
eyes, if that's what, you want
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prints.
"Whcrn is this flask"

prints.
"Whcre is this flask"
Il developed the latents and
took it into Mr.. Happ's study. |
explained the circumstances TO
Mr.. Happ and got him to leave
his study. He gave me his key.
The door is locked. I've telephon-
cd for the departments finger
print expert to come out and
make photographs of the finger
prints"
Sergeant Mahoney seemed to
be paying not the slightest atten-
ton to Millicent.
"What kind of whisky was it,"
he asked. "Do you remember the
brandt"
EYES," Buchanan said. at was
rather an expensive brand of
whisky. It's a brand you wouldn't
expect chauffeur to drink. It's
nine-year whisky, bottled in
! bond"
| Without taking his eyes from
her, Sergeant Mahoney said to
Buchanan, write down the name
of the brand of whisky on piece
of paper and pass it across to
me, if you will please, Buchan-
an"
Detective Buchanan pulled a
notebook from his pocket. He took
a pencil and laboriously wrote a
single word. Then he tore the
page from the notebook and pass
ed it across to Sergeant Mahon-
ey. Sergeant Mahoney glanced at
the word on the paper, nodded,
folded the paper, and placed it
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to do"


Knuckles sounded imperatively
on the door. Sergeant Mahoney
glanced at Millicent and called,
"Who's there?"
Detective Buchanan"
"Come in, Buchanan"
The door opened and Buchanan
pushed his way into the room.
give got something" he ex-
claimed. b.
"Got WHAT" Sergeant Mahon-
ey asked him.
"Some woman was in Harry
Felding's room last night. She
was probably the one who fired
the shot"
"How do you know"
81 found a whisky flask in the
bathroom. There were finger
prints on it. I've brought out
those latent fngerprints with
powder and Pm satisfied they're
the prints of a woman's fingers
"Where was this whisky flask?''
"In the bathroom"
"Did the woman drink the
whisky out Of the flask or out of
tumbler?" Sergeant Mahoney
asked.
"Out of a tumbler."
"Any fngcrprints on the tum,
bler?"
"They were rather badly
smudgcd. | couldn't develop a
clear latent from them. The tum-
bier evidently slipped out of her
fingers as she set it down and it
made a bad smudge of the finger
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on the table beside the automatic
which he had previously placed
there. He reached his right hand
into his pocket, took out a pad
of paper which he placed on the
table. He held something in his
left hand. Suddenly he got to his
feet, smiled, and extended, his
hand to Millicent.
"Well," he said, "I'll be going"
Mechanically she gave him her
hand.
Sergeant Mahoney's fingers
closed over her right hand in
vise-like grip. She felt something
slapped against her fingers. Then,
before she could withdraw her
hand, Sergeant Mahoney had
snatched up the pad of paper and
pressed her fingertips against it.
ITO be continued)
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BARNWELL

BARNWELL, April 11.-Miss
Nadine Reid of Gambler is visit
ing her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Reid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Duncan OF
Tracey Grove spent Saturday
night with the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Lydia.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Whiteslde
visited Mrs. S. A. Hudgins Tues
day afternoon.
Carl Reid of Swannanoa spen,,
the weekend with his parents ano
brother. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Z. Relo
and Homer Reid.
Mrs. Harley Freeman VISITED
Mrs. j. j. Freeman Monday.
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DARK
BLOND
4 CAettToS kENoeAKE

T "Wcll, not exactly. | heard the
splash and turned toward the
pond. l saw the ripples in the
pond"
"And then what did you do?'
"Then I looked up and saw this
young woman leaning out of the
window"
"How did you know she had
thrown the keys into the pond?'
II felt certain Of it."
"Why?"
Because of the expression on
her face and because / had rea-
son to believe she was the one
driving Bob's coupe last night"
"What were your reasons for
thinking that?"
81 knew she went somewhere. "
'HoW did you know that?"
Because her clothes were
muddy"
'WhO told you that?'
'Vera Duchene, my maid"
Mahoney shifted his gaze to
Millicent. what have you to say
to this" he asked.
Nothing"
Sergeant Mahoney gravely took
Millicent by the arm. "May l ask
where you were going?" he in
quircd.
Il was just going out"
$50 it woulu seem. Why were
you going out?"
Il had some things l wanted to
do"
Sergeant Mahoney turned her
back toward her own room. 81
think" he told her, "you and l
will have little chat"
Millicent did not turn her head,
but walked steadily down the cor
ridor to her room. Sergeant Ma
honey followed her, stood at one
side to let her enter. smiled po-
lite but somewhat frosty dismis-
sal to Mrs. Happ, then closed the
door and, when Millicent had
seated herself in q chair, perched
himself on the edge of her bed.
"You were out last night?' ne
asked.
eyes"
"Did you have Bob Caise's
carr"
"Does it make any great diff
ference"
at may"
every well then. l had it."
"Why did you have it,"
81 was trying to follow an au-
tomobile."
what automobile?"
at was sedan. The license
number was 9J3410."
"Where did you see this auto
mobile?"
"It left the garage"
"At what time?"
81 don't know. 1t was some
time during the night"
and you tried to follow it,"
Eyes"
"Why?"
Because l was interested in
finding out to whom it belonged
and where it was going"
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AUTO THIEF GOT TICKET

HOUSTON, Texas, April H.
UP) Officers William r. ALI
SON and Ernest A. Boehler gave
a smiling motorist a traffic ticket
for running a light. George
Dixon" took the slip and drove
away. A check of license plate
revealed Dixon" had just stolen
the machine.
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TRADITION as old as earliest
Il Biblical history permeates thu
famous Mosque of Omar in Pales
tine. More properly called 9TH.
Dome of the Rock" this structure
was built in 691 A. D. over what
is believed to be the rock where
Abraham had intended to sacrifice
his son, Isaac.
According to Moslem tradition. II
IS the rock from which Mehammed
assembled to Heaven, and Moham
medans point to the imprint Of his
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ATTENTION PEOPLE-We serve
sneciaI chicken dinner every
-dav at the G & NJ Cafe, just
across the street in front OF
The TImes-News office. G & M
Cafe, j. B. Ward, Prop.
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BEGIN HERE TO-DAY

Millicent Graves, secretarv -
George Drimgold, finds her en-.
ployer in his office dead. M;lI;.
cent has a notebook in which
Drimgold had begun to dictate :,
confession. In panic she rusbe.
away, registers at a hotel under
an assumed name.
JARVIS HAPP, a stranger, Of
| fers to help her. He sends her 70
beauty shop where she is trans
formed into brunei, then takes
her home, introducing her as his
secretary. She meets Happ's son,
Norman; Ills stePson, Robert
Caise; and Mrs. Happ.
That night a note under her
door informs Millieent, "The wo-
man in black ermire is here" Mil
liccnt sees the woman in black
drive away and follows in Robert
CaiSc's coupe, but runs out of gas.
She walks home, enters the chauf-
fcur's quarters and finds him
dead.
Next morning Sergeant Ma
honey questions Millicent. Later
Millicent becomes panic-stricken
and decides to run away. She is
stopped by Mrs. Happ who shouts,
ARREST that woman"
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
. CHAPTER XIV
Sergeant Mahoney stepped for
ward and said, "Just a minute,
Mrs. Happ. What is it you were
trying to say?"
"This girl" she said, pointing
to Millieent, "is the one who threw
the keys into the pond at the base
of the fountain"
"How do you know"
81 saw her"
care you willing to swear that
you saw her throw the keys?"
/ "Well, l saw her leaning out
of the window, and there was a
splash in the fish pond"
"You saw. her leaning out of
the Window"
Eyes"
"Did you see her leaning out
of the window before or after the
splash in the fish pond?"
'Look here" she said in her
most imperious manner, "you
can't cross-examine me in this
way. I'm telling you what | saw
and l don't want my word ques-
toned"
'I'm not questioning your
word" Sergeant Mahoney told
her. "I'm only trying to get at
the facts of the case. Now, where
were you when this happened?"
~ was in the yard"
Where with reference to the
window out of which this young
woman was leaning?"
Directly below"
''Did you see her lean out of
the window before or after the
splash?"
'It was afterwards"
"You heard the splash?"
Eyes"
"Did you see it,"
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APPLY TO First Federal Savings
and Loan Assn for money to
build, improve or reflnance
vour home. 1T 9Th Ave. w. '
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II is easy to win a girl. Just
wait till she has lost her JOB ana
had a row with her parents.
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feet on the rock az
proof.
Recently Pales
tine pictured thii
famous architec
tural masterpiece
on one Of its new
st a N ps. II was
first shown on q
sfopD ~ 1907
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Copyright. 1885, NEA Service, Incl
NEXT: What product has
Chile honored by a stamp? 1a
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Oysters will grow old in mellow
quiet and peace in Zion City, H.,
and sin, as represented by gum,
cigarets, sleevesless dresses, and
movies, will be baniShed while
William NJ. Edward, above, is
mayor. Edwards, topping Wilbur
Glenn Yoliva from his throne, has
decreed blue laws return, includ-
ing the ban on oyster eating.
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NOTICE-We have Just unloaded
a carload of Certainteed paint
which, has overstocked our
naint department. For the next
10 DAYS we are offering sur.
Mus stock at special prices. II
YOU contemplate painting thus
s6rinS buy now and save the
difference. Hendersohville Sup
nfy & Coal Co., HEADQUARTERS
for everything in the oulIding
line. Leffox Park. Phone aoOsa :
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FRUiTLAND'S G. A.
ENJOYS GATHERING

FRUITLAND, April II.
meeting of the Fruitland G.. A.
was held ut Miss Beatrice Grants
on April 8. Each member answer
ed the roll call with her favorite
hymn. The topic discussed by sew
cral members was Banners Is
His Name"
After the business and program
a social hour was enjoyed by all.
SiX-word description of the
average night club: Music and
bOOzic, danseuses and dansouses.
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,itr ,sAsS with bonds,
! aE sad !. street assess
boz X ES;!Sti discount. Phone
b B, NSl' n Real Estate,
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E:ossr rS6S ROllstOr Re-
bon 'F POI that Rollator
|sers,,;Iac actually saves -
k-urn, !. cost and in
FurnDi,,,o Sl1 a month.
~LtlSe Company. :
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II acres, tenant
H.. yarn, best section
|cSss SyuIlnty, nine miles
bdjss,Io''e, for acreage
g'ES'Ga'lIle property.
4'O7 care Times
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AND SERVICE.
y ''ee' Midcity Tire
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Household Goods

4 TO Sl32 a year as you
the convenience and de-
|eneSS OF Norge Rollator
Patton. BrunSOn Furni-
'mpany. =
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six-room garage apart
/ About one acre land,
miles out on Brerard
Price $500. Terms. An
Ind Rector, 222 Main
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n and are unexeeHed
f;sttSc. Beauty. We can
Win hive ~ " prices for
ss7$s s;tsd to assist
E&Esaf5s Ns
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Flal Notices

Brs. 1--WE y. the cheapest
.Tbossss ' we get the
be d. must be a rea-
Oeaaty Shoppe.%