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The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-17
The TwO-Party System
Cincinnati Enquirer)

Through the years, American political leaders have sought to preserve the two-party system which on the whole has been signal success. It nsures working majority and also insures an opposition when it functions normally. The chief problem in years past has been to curb third-party movements To do this many states have fixed stringent require ments for admission to the ballot with the status of political party
 At the last election the Communists lost their right to a column the ballot in New York State because their total vote fell below the modest figure of 50000 And in Florida the G. O. P lost it's place the ballot failing to win 30 percent of the total vote In New York the device served it's purpose by handi capping third-party movement for the future. In Florida the device a different scale defeated it's purpose by crowdng off the ballot of the two major parties.
 The provisions of law which exact great a measure of for the continuance of a political party unsound Florida carried practical prin- cipe to an absurd point It may or may not be sound strategy to hamper third parties by this method There is much to be said for letting them the ballot, where they do less harm than in agitation through other channels. But in any event, there is point in law which has the effect of admitting only one political party to satisfactory position the ballot.
 Japanese doctor says anyone can live to be 120. Providing, of course he avoids jaywalkng and Spain. Boston Transcript.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-17
Book Sales Are Under
 Ban in Breslau Stores

BRESLAU, Dec 17.-Department stores in this city must quit selling books after January l, 1937.
 The order, which appears to be limited to this city, was issued after an unexpected descent upon the book departments of local de- partment stores.
 One large concern was found to have upon its shelves works of the sort that figured in the big bon fires Of 1883, or that have since been barred.
 One of the tenets of national socialism is to do away with de- pertinent stores as quickly as pos sible.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-17
"RASPBERRIES' FOR MENCKEN

H. L. Mencken will be recalled the political prognosticator who predicted the Republicans could beat Roosevelt with Chinaman Of course the Republicans not successful even with Lan- don, the caustic Mir. Mencken is coming in for some "raspberries' many fronts
 One Of the most scathng comes from the pen of John Abbot Clark in the American Spectator, who has written Mencken obituary, proclaimng his poh-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-17
Hungarian Pigeons
 Given Large Request

GYOER, Hungary, Dec. 17-An anonymous citizen bequeathed 500, i GOO pengoes (about $90000 to the city administration for the care of the pigeons that throng the Gyoer market place.
 The city fathers had planned to- kill most of the birds, which had become a pest, but were forced by the will to hire caretaker and build a house for the pigeons. S
 Women workers in Texas WPA sewing rooms manufactured more than 4,700,000 garments last year for distribution to the destitute.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-17

JIlt EHJeIJG AIlleS COulQ not IHdKt peace with the German govern ment in it's present form of pro- posals and under the present sit. uation'
 Harry Againsky, who confessed that he was the dead woman' husband, was still being held 1T connection with the murder oi
 Babe" Brown. He admitted that he had been to her cabin in the evening before but claimed that he returned to Juneau when she went to the theatre with a woman friend None of the crews of the ferries running between Douglas and Jul neau could remember seeing hin aboard the boats. Witnesses tes- tified that at times he was morose and when in these moods he was positively ugly. He had been dis charged by one of the mines, wit nesses declared, because of a most disagreeable temperament which made it unwise to have him work ing underground.
 Jack Trompen, master mechanic at the Perseverance, left for the South on the Prince Rupert. The mechanical force at the mine pre- sented him with a watch as fare well gift
 I. Goldstein was a Southbound passenger on the Prince Rupert.
 E. P. Dillon, son of George Dill lon of Skagway. was in Juneau on his way to his home after study ing for six months at the Chris jefferson Aviation School in Red wood City, Cal. Dillon was thought to be the first Alaskan to take ur the study of aviation.
 ArrlVals in Juneau on the Prince Rupert from the south included Mrs Walstein G. Smith, Grover C. Winn, Burdette Vim.
 Miss Nellie Simpkins was plan- ming to leave for the South to spend Christmas in Tacoma.
 E. P, Pond, of the firm of Winter and Pond was a returning passen- ger on the Mariposa after a trip to California
 Harry H. Williams, one of the owners of the Enterprise mine at Limestone, was leaving for Christ mas in the States.
 Miss Clara Bjerge had engaged south to spend the holidays with her family.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-17

Republican rehabilitation is reported started Wright Patman right after all It is a WPA undertaking rehabilitation division.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-17
H A P P - --B l R I H D A Y

The Empire extends congratula tionS and best i3iSheS today, thei birthday anniUerSary, to the folloi0 ing.
 DECEMBER r
 Barrie Coate
 Ruth Kunnas Mrs. George w. Johnson
 Al Forsythe
 Ed c. Sweeney
 V. N. Blackwell Mrs J. L. Holmquist Dr. Leon Ensch
 Peter R. Larson
 S. J. Kane
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-17

Yah. we're one of those that didn't win turkey oo
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-17

Give "Holeproof" Hosiery. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-17
20 YEARS AGO
 Fron The Empire
DECEMBER Is. 1916

Ambassadors of the allied nations announced in Washington that the Entente Allies could not make peace with the German govern ment in it's present form of pro- posals and under the present sit- uation."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-17

Japanese doctor says anyone can live to be 120 of course he avoids jaywalking and Spain Boston Transcript.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-17

Miss Clara Bjorge had engaged south to spend the holidays with her family.
Evening star., 1936-02-09

ANTIQUE BED. 3-quarter: Santo Domingo
mahogany tester bed. Apt. L. 500 Prince
St. Alexandria. Va. Call Alex. 3035-J.
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l4th & PARK RD.-o r.. 2 b.. garage:
filled. clean. Columbia 3057. owner.
1913 14th ST. NW-Attractive store
suitable for any kind OF business; rea-
Sonable rent
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Rooms. S5 Up
l. GEORGE Phone Georgia e46s
PIANO TUNING 50 M

STEINWAYS CHICKERING'S KNABES.
OrganS. pipe organs. repairs. reasonable;
estimate free work guaranteed. VIM
Woolley iii N st. NV Potomac 1876. =
PIANO TUNING 81 so special few days:
work guaranteed: estimates free Chas.
H. Speake Els Underwood st. Geo. 1872"
PLASTERING patch work done reason
able; new ceiling. $40 up. F. l.. Smith,
EOS 18th 81. Sc. Phone Lincoln 1856
REMEMBER the Knickerbocker? Have that
snow cleaned of the roof Call Ace I'm
Drovement Service. 1874 T st. NV. Phone
Potomac $3.50
UPHOLSTERING, furniture repairing ref1n-
ishng: work done IN home If desired.
Weaver. 1434 Newton NV Adams s40I.
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RUG. gx12, never used: bargain;
seen by appointment. Adams 327S.
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ADDING MACHINES: Burroushs Rem
ingtonS and others: S24 50 up Wide Sc
lection. United" S13 14th st. NV.
Nat 6063
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EiSINGER MILL g. LUMBER CO..
RntheSda, Md Phone Wisconsin 24O0.
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Any make machine. Free. immediate de-
livery; low rates. United" Sl3 14th st.
NV. Nat. 6065.
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MIAMf-NEW CHEVROLET; LEAVE FEB.
16 leturn March /: accommodation for 9;
can accommodate 2 passengers; adults, SO
each: Hudson car. Adams 0955-W.
Los ANGELES-wANT 2 PASSENGERS:
Wednesday-Thursday; references. Claren-
don 1865. n
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE DRIVING no
Miami Feb. 1917, take 3 passengers SO
each. Address 7O1 18th st. NV. apt. 81.
DRIVING 70 MIAMI OR ATLANTA Feb
ruary Is. will take PASSENGERS. Phone
Adams 1900. extension 1o1.
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FURNITURE-Bed room suite twin ma
hogany. 1U-piece Duncan Phyfe dining
room suite. cost 5000. sell $40; three
piece davenport suite. cost S214 sell SIS.
Dealer MPtToColitan 53SS l4o6 K
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ROOMING HOUSE. above Dupont Circle:
u rooms. 3 baths; income S275; ST $50.
R. M. De SHAZO, 1923 14th. Natl. $500. .
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ANTIQUE TIN TRAY. 21x3I circs 1890
beautifully decorated; also high gallery
oval Shefield tray. SX@4. circa 1900; large
collection of silver china. bric-a-brac glass,
firearms prints. Bargain prices. Murray
Galleries 1 -Oi N0th n " 1na
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ACCORDIONS-We have a number Of real
values in reconditioned and sample &C
cordions: S-basS sizes, $3.50; 12-bass
sizes, S23; 24-bass sizes S42 50; 4S-bass
sizes. S64 so: Su-bass sizes S113.50: 100
bass sizes, Sl39 so; easy terms; private
lessons very reasonable if desired. Kitts
1880 G St
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ment nearly new; price S5 900; 1000
cash handles. r. NJ. De SHAZO. 1923 l4th
st. n W. Phone National $500
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I NURSING HOME. 10 rms. 3 baths rent,
| S15 mo-: income. $500; price $500,
| terms. Rm. 9OS. l4OR G st
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AUTO RADIOS-R c. A. Motorola. Arvin.
Bosch and Chevrolet. $40 TO $50; other
sets from 395. 100 H st. NV.
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HOTEL EXECUTIVE-Open for position as
mgr. asst mgr or room clerk; experienced
in all depts; best OF references. Address
BOX l15-R Star office
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ROOM AND BOARD, Is rms 3 baths
$500 mo income; detached home; only
II 300 down. Rm. aOS. 1406 G st.
SANDWICH SHOPPE and grill downtown,
beautifully equipped only 81 500 down.
Rm. 90S l4UB G St
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BED complete, walnut; well-made dresser
and chiffonier, Chinese red; rugs, evening
dress, 10. Apt. 15, 2I6 Maryland ave. ne.
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AIR COMPRESSOR. 3 hip. and other
service station equipment. Address Box
32S-R Star Office
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FURE., ODD PIECES-Bookcase, library
table, ladys desk. console with mirror,
bureau base, davenport extension table,
vanity, cleo lamps several rugs, etc,
Phone Adams j:}92-W
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MEMS OVERCOATS CO. sizes SO, 40; sac
? rtfce. Also miscel. apt. furnishings 310O
Mass. ave. NV. Phone Cleveland S426.
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machines: expert service on all makes
Reliable Repair Co., 24l9 Penna. ave. n. W.
Phone West 29l7.
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COLORED GIRL. stenographer. 5 years
experience; age "a; refined and willing
worker; will also accept part time light
work; reference. Phone North 3291-W. I.
COLORED WOMAN neat wishes days
work. part-time work. morning or evening
or houSeXnrk Phone Lincoln 54S-W
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WANTED. agency for used and sample
shoe or line OF low-priced shoe. Address
Box 370-R Star Office
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FUftNII URE-DllInE TOon IaDlt. Chairs,
antique. grandfather clock Shefleld tray
Oriental rugs cedar chest. etc l.23 G.
ST. NV. Apt. 81 Monday and Tuesday.
10 TO IL am. 3 to $40 pm.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

tOoutknuEat
EXCELLENT WOMAN DRIVER WISHES
congenial PASSENGER for Miami; start Feb.
II or IL; references EXCHANGED. Phone
National $3.50 apt. 712.
YOUNG COUPLE WISH 70 90 TO
MIAMI Feb. 10 or II; share expenses or
fat rate. Adams 1881 any eve. after z.
YOUNG MAN WISHES TO GO TO MIAMI
about Feb. II; drive in exchange for
transportation: expert driver; excellent
references. Address Box 430-R Star ONCE.
LEAVING FOR Los ANGELES ABOUT
March l. Ford VS.: can accommodate 4.
Address Box 346-R, Star ONCE. 9s
saS sTn ahesp aEs 70 Ss IL non Of M
able" Foster Hartwell Met. 1909. g.
BEAUTY PARLORS.
EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED
Wonderful French method used DR. Della
Ledendecker 3025 o NV West 1920
pER2nNAu
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SEE 7 HIS PRODUCT.
If you really want to make money see
this new material for all kinds OF out
door advertising.
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FURNITURE-2-pc Kroehler bed-dsven-
port suite, Sterling erade. like new, S45;
lounge chairs, Sl2.50. beautiful Burl wall
nut J. r. hex. table, $3.50. 2OO0 18th
st. n ". Apt.
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them-sll makes. Our prices are reason
able. Met. 9674. District Typewriter
Exchange. us H st. NV. 16'
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SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

ALTERATIONS dressm aking. coats re-
lined: hens SOC up: expert work. Met.
1892. Greystone Apt. 303. SI5 18th ST.
CARE OF AGED and convaiescent. by
capable. experienced woman: unencum-
bered. references. Phone Columbia S743
COLORED GIRL small. neat light. wants
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LoI OF DttHWERS. dresser. metal DeU
J springs, good condition, very reaSon-
e. Phone Cleveland 4R32 0s
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ROoMING HOUSE business is safe
Investment: never has been better Have
a number OF good rooming house businesses
fol sale. ., ooo
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COMPANION. convalescentS or elderly peo-
pie; young lady, graduate nurse, drives
car will travel; best references Phone
Adams O794. Address Box 421-R. Star
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AIR COMPRESSOR. spray gun. chain
falls, body Jack, welding outfit; no rea-
sonable offer refused. 1340 llth st. sc.
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| GAS STOVE tOriole), 4-burner Ike new,
cheap to quick buyer. 1644 Conn. ave.
! GAS STOVE. ;I-burner top. oven, So; also
@ z. refrigerator. family size perfect
condition. S15; buckwheat blowers. like
/ new. $500 CleV 1858 Natl 100
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SonabIe oher refused. I34O IIth 81. sc.
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER co. selling of
typewriters. all makes; real bargains
Adding machines and typewriters for rent
and repair. 143l Eest Capitol ST.. open
evenings. Phone Lincoln 00S2.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


RESTAURANT Whisky licensel: 2-rm. apt.
above; new bar, good booths (beer garden
for summer !; EXCELLENT bus; 81. 900: terms
E:tianaI 4; M Pc tSsA tsSasAzo' l12s i4th NV. Phone
RESTAURANT corner, recently reclaimed:
doing, big business; $275O. terms excep-
tional value. Address Box 442-R. Star
BOOMING HOUSE. "A rooms. 2 baths; K
st. near Conn ave; all filled. good income,
newly papered. painted. Metropolitan II IS.
WHOLESALE fruit and vegetable country
route, established six years; no credit; in
cash ADDRESS BOZ 452-R. Star once -
DINING. ROOM. seats 80: large WELL
equipped place; dinners only; doing very
profitable business; must sacrifice account
illness. r. M. De SHAzO, 1923 14th n w.
Phone National $500.
MY INTEREST New Penn. Restaurant. To-
Gated 623 Penna, ave. Sc. for sale; class
oense sr Long Lease reasSna4e Son s rent on no
nor. 302 9TH st. Sc.
POOL ROOM: 4 tables; rent. $50: no COM
petition: good income; price. $3.50. Room
90S, 1406 G st.
RESTAURANT, near 14th and N. Y. ave-;
rent S75 toilets; price only $3.50. Room
90S, 1406 G st.
BEAUTY SHOP; downtown; rent, SO;
Room 90S. 1406 G st.
LAUNDRY and cleaning agency; estab. 2
years. rent. x25. price. $3.50. opportunity
for tailor. 500 9TH st. s.w.
TEA ROOM -RESTAURANT (near Conn.
ave. and K); now closed. Sell fixtures and
lease for 81 900. Ideal for lady. r. M.
De SHAzO. 1133 l4th NV. Natl. 500.
PARTNER-Run ONCE evenings; expanding
business; based on past experience. each
should receive $40 per week; partnership
$3.50; Gentle. Address Box 459.R. Star
ONCE,
| PARTNER-Salary and share OF profits in
going coin machine business; present equip
ment in excellent condition; cost 50 $50;
reason for selling. must move to another
| city: half interest. $3.50. Address Box
| 45S-R. Star ONCE.
/ ROOMING HOUSE, Dupont Circle-Nicely
furnished: IL rooms, 3 baths. h.-wh. furn.
| inc4i might consider trade. North 2702-J.'
RESTAURANT bar. doing good business;
wonderful location; long lease. Penn Res
| taurant. 623 Pa. ave. Sc. Mr.. Schaefer.
CORNER MEAT AND GROCERY STORE;
new fixtures; cheap rent, Tong lease; cash
| business; must sell. Phone Met. S415. 10'
SACRIFICE SALE OF STOCK: toys. $50;
stationery and school supplies. S135:
Christmas stock $50; fixtures cigar case
and stock, $50: must be sold by FebrS>ry
Is. 1850 Mt. Pleasant st.
GASOLINE STATION 10000 gal monthly
$500. r. M. De Shazo. 1l23 18th n W.
Natl $500.
BEAUTY SHOP, well equipped; in good
Evening star., 1936-02-09

IF You LIVE in washington or Maryland
End wish to place your savings in a D. c.
building and loan association and receive
81 under Treasury supervision, write for
further information. Address Box 466-R.
Evening star., 1936-02-09
12lS Euclid St. NV. Columbia 61IS.
EXCEPTIONAL ROOMING HOUSE.
nnMntnur / 9Th ST IL sleening LOOM!

1
EXCEPTIONAL ROOMING HOUSE.
Downtown 18th st-l1 sleeping rooms.
servants quarters. ample baths; 81 neW y, tuT3 6no
cash. 2-year lease 5000 per month;
| Further particulars and Inspection. can
Mr. Heigle National $3.50; evenings Po-
| ROOMING HOUSE business is safe
| Investment: never has been better Have
q number Of good roomins house businesses
~ o rooms, good furniture; clean; 81 900,
terms: s.roam ren1 houses. 500: terms.
8 large places from % to so rooms
paying investments. ,., L..,-.
BUYING. nnse ADAMS o76a " -
is ROOMS and bathsi rent, S125; on
r st. NV; easy. terms. a
7-room apt. ] bath, back porch: porch: ioo sood
| furn excellent neighborhood; owner leaV-
| ing city; reasonable ,. ,.
| S125i hot-w.h., Ink; owner leavins
10 rooms. baths, h.-w.h. Second and
3S-room 90 m house Mass. ave. NV: rent,
i2-room house, l bath. h.-w.h. K
17-room house 5 baths. arranged for
A' Restaurant ne. section. near Union
/! oToom house N st; NV; 3 baths;
s41Mst mr. mrs, J. NET. e H5hRl5; fSE5' Bee o1a4 {.
HOME WITH INCOME-16th., near Scott
| Circle; { beautiful rooms. 4 baths rent.
SlO5; newly furnished; large rear yard;
| ntSly decorated throughout; owner must
| sacrifice for only $3.50; terms. Call Natl
| 1854.
S. WINFIELD, 9O8 10th NV.
| Wash Leading Rooming House Broker. :.
| LIQUOR LOCATION.
Prominent bonsflde corner location
| where you can transfer class LIQUOR
! license: cheap rent, long lease; price
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INSULATION-Celotex Iz-inch painted
| one side. ready to install $4,000 per 900
! SO. #; also in stock. i4-inch celoteX utility
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COAT. black, size 14-i6: lambs wool
S0iIar and trimming; excellent condition;
Sl5. Call Georpia SI44 Monday morning.
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S. WINFIELD, 9O8 10th NV.

Wash. Leading Rooming House Broker. :
MILLINERY SHOP-Doing good business;
reasonable amount down.
Drug store Rhode Island ave: worth
So 600; doing good business: So 900 down.
Cleaning and pressing club; good loca-
ton; good business. $500 total price,
good business; make an offer.
Tire and battery business; 4 pumps;
lonS lease; good business; price. $500.
FRANK FERN.
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COAT--Ladies black. good condition kit
iox collar and cuffs; bargain. Phone North
1920. apt. H.
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LIVING ROOM SUITE (3-pc Kroehler5
and rug, 10-pc. dining suite. bird 'S-eye
maple bed room suite. Servel cleo refriR-
orator. Many other items. Reasona bic.
1870 InEleside terrace. los
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= broom houses. SfOOS teIHS. -
3 large places from % to so rooms
paying investments.
Have a council with Mr.. Beal before
huyine Adams O769.
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COAL. WOOD & OIL STOVES circulat ting
heaters and stove pipe and fittings
HECHINGER CO. 4-Stnres@
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AUTO PARTS tires batteries. second
hand pipe, steel beams motors. auto glass.
Hams Wrecking Yard. 9th and G SITS.
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R. M. CURTIS. Natl 914O.
w. A. CHRISTIE

1915 10th St NV North 3s4O-W.
BOARDING HOUS-Mass ave; - rooms.
4 baths; rent. $40; excellent income; new
ly decorated thruout; price. $500; terms.
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
Wash. Leading Rooming House Broker. .
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MAN, young colored neat and honest,
wants job as messenger. bell boy, expert
enced helper around hotel and apis; ref
erepca Pntnmac 1870
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is ROOMS and 5 baths; rent, S125; on
r ST. NV; easy terms.
7-room apt ! bath, back porch. good
furn. excellent neighborhood; owner IeaV-
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Observation-Disclosures.
(Continuedl


CAMERAs-We buy sell trade usec cam
eras. Cine kodaks and projectors Bar
galas daily Robbin's. 500 l4th ST. NV.
CANDY COUNTER. wooden double deck.
Phone North 276S.
CHECK PROTECTOR; brand-new. never
used; - 80 cash. 1861 Newton st. NV.
CHEST OF DRAWERS. dresser. metal bed
sha sha spEanss, pha good condition; very reason-
CHINESE RUG. 9xl2, never used bargain;
seen by appointment. Adams 327S.
GOAL. WOOD q on STOVES circulating
~ HEcHfNGeEsREt GER co'' potpe @stores@ and aaasss
COAT. black, size 14-i6;, lambs wool
Sl5. Call Georgia Sl44 Monday morning.
COAT-7-Ladies' black. good condition kit
Iox collar and cuffs; bargain. Phone North
142O, apt. liz.
COPPER FOR HOME BUILDERs-FlaSh-
ing, valleys; roofs; 1902, soft big saving.
GICHNER 418 9th St. National 1870.
CoRNETs-We're closing out our Stock
Of reconditioned cornets at rock-bottom
piatsd r,onr With an3d hoT' ~ ShVeT-
ver-plated King master model S24 so:
sas,ns also many others at all prices easy
COUCH single; bureau. library table; rea.
sonable Phone Adams 3l9O.
DAVENPORT suite. SIS; wood stoves. ta-
PIES PIES : BEDS, : cots model 7 truck. 1926.
OAN6NFORI SUIIE ano PED eood condis
tion; reasonable. 2407 18th st. NV.
DAVENPORT SUITE. leather. 3 pieces. ike
new. S17 double bed and springs 81; a
bed complete. l3 9th St ne.
DAVENPORT. opens to bed dressing tab,e
dishes reasonable. i47I living st. nv.
Apt. 3S.
DEER HEAD on, panel. large S25: STAND
s. 5FSd sssSea s mix goats o''E AddPss: s6GsR;
BOX 54S-R. Star office.
DESK. rolled top; typewriter; buffet,
MISSION; both excellent condition; cheap.
;.1II Livingston St. NV. Cleve- 3a3S.
DIAMOND RING, lady-s. e-carat;. dia-
S375. address Box 4g9-S, star Office.
DIAMOND, platinum bar pin: Al large
ddiamonds; cost $50: sacrifice. $3.50. Ad.
cne.third present day values. All articles
Company. Rosslyn, Va.
DIAMOND ARGAINs-A very fne. com.
p!e'e 'electiop OF unreoeemed diamonds.
watches and jewelry for sale at prices
much below their regular values save
siZ9 254 70 iors. All MERCHANDISE GUAR
ANTEED as to Weiaht color and nerfect fon
or coor HORNING LOAN oFFfcE.
inct-n Airpcrt.
DINING ROOM SUITE eight-pie wal.
nut. Gail Wisconsin 3474
DINING ROOM SUITE handsome In-pc.
crotch mahoEanv. Duncan Phyfe; cost
5000; sacrifice $50. Metropolitan 52ug.
Dealer.
DINING ROOM SUITE S-pc bed room
suite. 4-pc.; walnut. good new: bar
gam. Apt 3l3 5000 Conn. ave. Phone
Adams $500
DINING ROOM SET beautiful. SOLID wal.
nut: cost $3.50. sell for $3.50. Phone Adams
6546. 2S27 18th ST. NV.
DINING ROOM SET. 6O-inch Jscobean oak
buffet 54inch table chairs. S35; splen.
did condition; odd living room pieces.
Phone Adams 1858
DOORS-2XG-6. l9s-inch, 2-panel fir.
$40, garage doors SKI and Sx1.6 and
SXs, l94-inch, glazed fir Sl3 per pair.
Price subject to change without notice.
Prior sale
EISINGER MILL & LUMBER CO
Bethesda, Nd. Phone Wisconsin 240n.
DRESS SUIT also tuxedo overcoat: All
lkn rev: 3N "a shnr+ Wardr,nsr, r1arL-
Evening star., 1936-02-09
sITUATIONs-MEN AND WOMEN

COUPLE colored. reliable; good cook, first
class chauffeur for private family; best
city refs Address Box 296-R, Star ofice.
HUSBAND AND WIFE. from N c., desire
tanitor Job; have city reference. Phone
Evening star., 1936-02-09

ARMATURE WINDINGS-Save money on
electric refrigerator motor repairs: large
stock motors, armature brushes etc; start
ers, generators exchanged, repaired; lowest
prices. Harris Armature Co., 9th and .
NV Phone North 1920.
Evening star., 1936-02-09

RESTAURANT with beer license: average
business about so a day; monthly profit
better than S225; mems trade; early clos
ing: price So $50. q cash, bal. terms.
Address Box 136-R, Star office.
RESTAURANT, downtown: convenient to
Government depts-: doing good business:
open to offer for quick sale. Address
Box 393-R Star ONCE.
BOOMING HOUSE good location; 10 rms. !;
rent. SO; price only Sl.500; easy terms.
Rm. 90S. 1406 G st.