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Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13
DON'T BE PUZZLED BY CROSSED
FlNGERS--IT'S JUST FRIDAY 18th

Friday the thirteenth did its level best to ruin
things for the ctzenry of Imperial Valley today but
rabbits feet four leaf covers and good luck charms
reduced jinks potency to minimum.
Bad luck started the day under a handicap because
brilliant sunshine balmy breezes and general spirit
of we'll being prevailed throughout the confines of
the Even the judicious and continuous eXpedent
of crossing the fingers failed to hinder the prog
of business
Judicious scanning of public records revealed only
scattering of minor crime to the un-thirteenth
aspect of the day
In Ell Centre one baby girl hazarded the i'll omen
and entered the world at a. m today. Mrs William
Mccullough gave birth to and one half pound
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13
First Lady Quizzes
Two Red Suspects

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov. 13. W.P)
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt today
invited two alleged Communists to
remain at her press conference
when their credentials were ques-
toned by other members of the
group.
Allen l.. Randolph and Robert
Scott, who were arrested here and
fined $500 each on October %, for
distributing leftist literature at the
University of Kansas City, remain
ed. They said they had lost their
WPA jobs because of their beliefs.
They asked Mrs. Roosevelt her
opinion Of their dismissal She re-
piled but insisted that she not be
quoted.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13
so, 900 AUTOS 4.
CROSS BRIDGE
In II HOURS

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 13. U.P)
San Francisco Oakland Bay
Bridge officials stimated today that
10000 cars, carrying $4,000 pass
engers, crossed the span during the
first II hours of its public use.
This traffic flow, they said, prob
ably constituted one of the larg-
est concentrations of vehicles ever
witnessed on the west coast. Driv-
ers Of the cars poured about $50
600 into the Golfers of the ST.
100000 wonder bridge" by mid
night
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13
New GoUernor-Elect
Vacations in Arizona

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz., Nov 10. Wp
Major Lloyd c. Stark, governor
elect of Missouri, was vacationing
today at a guest ranch north OF
here in preparation for taking over
his official duties.
stark, who propagated and de-
veloped the Stark delicious apple.
said he planned to hunt deer and
mountain lions in this district for
several days before inspecting his
property at Mesa and visiting Cow
Elect r. G. Stanford and other
friends In Phoenix.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13
KEPLEY GIVES
TALK TOCLUB

John Kepley delivered an Armis-
tice day address at the 20-30 clubs
meeting Thursday night at the Cali
fornia hotel
His own experiences during the
World war were described by the
speaker who told some of the hor-
rors undergone by the soldiers as
the best argument against war.
Various committee heads report
ed on plans for the third annual
Thanksgiving dance to be held Nov.
81 in the Ten Thousand club house,
each member being privileged to
invite one guest.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13

Girls This is the only time dur
ing the year that the community
will be asked to contribute TO the
support OF these agencies. The
drive is sponsored by the city's
coordinating council.
All workers must turn in reports
Saturday to A. II. Keller, general
chairman. Fifty per cent OF the
goal in cash pledges had been
turned in the first Cf the week
and 1t is hoped that the final
total OF $3.50 will be reached this
Weekend.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13
HEAD OF FARM
CENTER NAMED

Leslie Mcconnell was elected di-
rector of Rose Mesquite farm CEN
ter at the meeting Thursday night
in the Rose school, w. j. Carleton
is alternate director and Miss Hazel
Trentham, secretary.
Frank G. Beyschlag, farm advisor,
talked on Hogs, Navel Oranges and
What Not" after which j. E. Harsh
man, farm bureau vice-president,
discussed the farm bureau national
convention.
Moving pictures and recreation
completed the program.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13
Hauekorst Home
Damaged by Blaze

Slight damage resulted from a
fire at the Walter HavekorSt home
at 642 Wensley avenue at 1920
o'clock Friday morning.
Curtains hanging over a small
electric heater in the living room
burst into flames. Ell Centre fire
men extinguished the fire before
much damage occurred.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13
Jury Returns Open
Verdict in Accident

SAN LUIS OBISPO, Cal, Nov. 49,
WH-A coroner's jury, returning an
open verdict, failed to fix respon-
sibility today for a Greyhound bus
truck crash here Armistice day that
took three lives and injured 81 per-
sons
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13
Film Worker Runs
AmOk With Pistol

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 13. WR)-
Dependency that followed a love
quarrel today was blamed for the
deaths of two persons and the SER
ious wounding of a third when a
movie studio employe went on a
rampage with a gun.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13
Seasons Come and Co.

Seasons Come and Co
v. M. Harris, operator of the
Chevrolet Theater on Wheels, in
sisted on speaking of last Fall
Finally RR got around to asking
what he meant by it, when the
events he was talking of were only
week old. His anSwer-one for
the chamber of commerce booklet,
by the way-stopped all further
questioning. His last engagement
before stopping in Ell Centre was in
Detroit, and 500 people stood in the
snow to see his picture. A week
later: Ell Centre and Spring"
That's California for you!
O.
The Sky GaZer-
R. E. Couch is nursing a stiff neck.
His son, FriCcnard, who is a flyer
at March Field wrote him several
days ago that his plane would fly
over Ell Centro at $50 a. m. Friday
r. E. spent an uncomfortable hour
after 9:30 gazing skywardS, but
neither Pritchard nor an army
plane appeared. The jeweler hesi-
ted about suing the army for costs
liniment.
1t Isn't Over Yet
II is about time we wiped the
slate clean and started all over
again, don't you tlsink? Here Bob
Ware has been sheriff nigh onto
two years, and there are billboards
about town still brazenly declaring
the merits and urging votes for
some of the men who also ran.
Maybe, though, it is cheaper to leave
them up than to re-install them
next time.
Extra Legal Business
Fingerprint Expert Joe Lizarraras
IS accused by his fellow deputies OF
going into the cockroach trapping
business on a commercial scale. He
is charged by friends and foes alike
with planning to send his insect
victims to a fish bait concern in the
east. If you could see the cock
reaches. you would marvel at the
meal one of them would make for q
fish.
.alre That's IT,
There's still a chuckle in the true
Story of the prominent Ell Centre
citizen, whose name is known quite
widely in politics, who had to seek
police aid because another prom
inent citizen couldn't remember
where he had parked his car and
whether it was in FL Centro or Cal
eXico.
Overheard
First Man: Monday is Big John
McNeece's birthday.
Second Ditto: What's he holler-
in about? He's had lot of 'em.
Editors Note: Well, Well, Well!
Danger Ahead
Us innocent bystanders may ex-
pect almost anything in the line OF
alibis after this week end, when the
Secretary's Cup tournament starts
at the Barbara Worth Country club.
Laddie Willoughby is the only really
SllldIb OllC-llC pulilliS OuC loi
house party in the mountains be-
fore the thing starts.
o
After The Battle
Shorty Hogue, feeling the call of
the gloves after the fight card
Thursday night, was toying with the
Feathers, looking about for someone
spar with. after the crowd was
gone. Finally a youth weighing
about ITO pounds climbed into the
ring. He put on the gloves.
Now" he said to Shorty, don't
you hit too hard
He paused and surveyed the di-
minutive twin.
IF you hit too hard he added,
"I'll-well, I'll quit"
Nom Cny,ornnr-EIocf
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13
Charity Drive Pressed
Campaign Workers Report 100 Per Cent Support for
Character Building Agencies; Over Half
Of $3.50 Goal Turned In

Further encouraging
poyes of Ell Ceno campaign
quoted by the character building
Schiller chairman of the committee
Coca Cola WPA administrative employees
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13
LABOR TO Benefit
BY OVER MILLION
FROM PAY BOOSTS
Golden Shower Slated for Payday in America as
-1s-' First of Raises Among Industrial
Areas of Nation Take Effect

CHICAGO Nov. 13. (UP)-More than million dol
lars in "raises-firs of $130000000 they will get in the
next IL months will shower into the pockets OF America
industrial workers tomorrow payday.
United Press survey showed today that wage AND
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13
STORES DEVELOP
PLANS FOR CITY'S
DOLLAR DAY FETE

Finishing touches had been put outstanding values
Ell Centre stores today the city prepared to welcome
all of Imperial Valley to the greatest observance of Dol
lar Day in the history of this region.
From the time stores open Saturday morning until
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13
COUNTIES TO FORM
OWN BLOCKADES TO
KEEP OUT HOBOES
Sheriff Ware Prepares to Cooperate in New
Movement as Inter- County Plan Held
Illegal: Seueral Defense Lines

Sheriff Robert W. Ware of Imperial county today pre-
pared to cooperate with other southern California counties
establishing series of individual county line bockades
prevent entrance of penness nerants into California
This change in plans caused by the declaration that
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13
Group From
Salinas Urges
Field Strike
Filipino Band Reported Agitating Among
Workers at Brawley for Walkout;
Secret Meetings Called

Hints of possible field strike in Imperial Valley
were heard today following reports that agators from
the Salinas active among Brawley laborers.
An authoritative source according to Sheriff Robert
Ware reported meetings have been held by Fpnos
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13
Markets AN RIEF

butter; Los Angeles 35%c; butter
Grade A, doe; manufacturing milk,
trade A, 4412c; mnnufa cfuring milk,
5oIsci r0utc gathered cream. 351sc.
L.. a. Hay-U. y. No. ! extra ieafy.
S2l-22; L. =. NJ IS17.5O; No
leatH. MI; M. .. x16; Mime
apOlls flax 20. a-22IE..
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13

Wire That's IT.
There's still a chuckle in the true
Story of the prominent El Centre
citizen, whose name is known quite
widely in politics, who had to seek
police aid because another prom
inent citizen couldn't remember
where he had parked his car, and
whether it was in FL Centro or Cal
eXico.
Evening star., 1936-01-11
MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

PIANOS. PLAYERS and radios: new lot; must
be SOLD for storage charges; excellent con-
dition: great reductions. Smiths Transfer
4 StoraRe Co.. 1913 You st. NV. Phone
North 3343.
PIANO-Steinway upright; small. modern,
excellent condition Sacrlflce for cash.
Phone Columbia 1910. before pm.
PIANOS at pre-inventory prices. are now
offered IN new and slightly used grands
and uprights Apartment size uprights in
3 10 ~ octaves from $50 up. These in
struments can be rented and six months
rent applied 10 purchase price Sole agents
FOR Hardman grsnds and uprights. used
by the Metropolitan Opera Co. for Is
years-1All- 1926. Also Schiller Sho-
ninger, Bradbury Harrington and Jessie
French uprlehts and grands Grands and
upriehts for rent. Hugo Worch. lilo G.
Established 1879
Evening star., 1936-01-11
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

BUILDER-German architect proven abil-
ity references, will design and build , to
s. 900; alterations very reasonable. A
Otto Burghardt, 37l1 Huntington st. n W.
Phone Cleveland 1897. 49,
HEATING. PLUMBING L ALTERATIONS.
Roofing. Painting and Paperlng;
Free EStimates-Day or Night.
DUN-MAR CONTRACTING CO.,
10Ol Sigsbee Pl. NE. Phone Pot. 2sis.
12'
Evening star., 1936-01-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BED. .our poster iColoniaD. mahogany or
walnut Address Box 406-z. Star ONCE %
BOOKS BOUGHT all kinds. any quantity.
Pearlmans Big Book Shop. l4O1 G st. NV.
Phone Metropolitan 54l5.
CASH REGISTERS. iron safe. ONCE furni-
ture: best prices. Call District Sll2.
FURNITURE. household goods: all kinds;
highest cash prices Don't sell until you
call North G0IO. Prompt service.
YER. PLATINUM. TEETH DISCARDED
JEWELRY WE PAY CASH. A. KAHN.
INC. ~ YEARS at 935 F.
TRAILER-Price must be reasonable. Ad-
dress Box 3jS-Z, Star Office. l2'
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
carded iewelry Full cash value paid.
SELINGER'S. SIS p st. NV.
OLD GOLD. silver, platinum purchased for
manufacturing use; maximum price paid.
BURNSTINE'S 93l G ST. NV
Since 1866. Federal License.
Evening star., 1936-01-11
CAB DRIVERS,
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

MAN AND WIFE TO manage home for aged
Good salary and living quarters furnished.
State age and qualifications Address Box
4l3-Z. Star office.
SALES MANAGER to handle Virginia Of
fee and develop sales force for active cam
paiEn and going suburban developments.
Wide-awake. experienced statesmen and
women wanted also. An opportunity for
workers. Address Box 1l3-Z. Star office.
WILL GIVE bright basement rooms to
white married couple for Woman'S care Of
house. Address Box 164-K, Star office.
Evening star., 1936-01-11
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

COLLIE PUPS. pure bred. 81 and S5.
Warffemius I'd. No. 5, ) miles south of
Clinton Nd l2'
IRISH SETTER, thoroughbred female; s
months. very gentle. Has had diStemper
innoculations. Phone Rockville 34s.
POMERANIAN PUPPIES-Litter register
ed; price reasonable. 5OS Queen St,
Alexandria. Va. 10
Evening star., 1936-01-11
WANTED-ROOMS,

GENTLEMAN. retired, desires small apsrt'
ment or Ink rooms with respectable fams
lily in detached house, above Spring I'd.
Part basement space satisfactory: Not
over S25. Adress Box 46l-Z Star once.
YOUNG LADY desires room. northwest
section walking distance. Address Box
az Star office. IL,
GENTLEMAN Government employe. wants
Well-heated furn. room must have running
water in room preferably private bath. pri-
vate family only must be near bus or street
car Describe room and give telephone
number Address Box 424-Z. Star once IL
Evening star., 1936-01-11
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
DOMESTIC.

DUMESIlC,
THE DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
1925 9th ST., Decatur 2419, furnishes
help, men women: quick service.
RELIABLE AGENCY, Dec. 5561 l402 11th.
has cooks. maids nurses. g.h.w., day work
erS dishwashers, porters. chauneurS,
couples.
RUPHERS EXCHANGE = Houseworkers,
cooks maids. mothers helpers. laundresses.
housemen: ref. Dec. 1851. 1887 1lth NV.
Evening star., 1936-01-11
WOMAN ROUTS BURGLAR

EVANSTON, III. R.-Explaining
how she bested a 200-pound burglar
she caught in her home, 100-pound
Miss Anna Kain, so, said:
II went up to him and hit him In
the face. He ran to the back door,
but it was locked. I slugged him a
couple more times, He ran back to
the front door and out. If could
have run a little faster I'd have held
him for the police"
Evening star., 1936-01-11
SALE-MISCELLANEOUs.

advertisements under this head
ting are presumed to be from prt-
rate individuals unless the adrer-
tisement gives firm name or
business address or states the Dord
Dealer. Members OF the public
icho find dealers mGsquerading in
this column as private indiuiduais
are urged to report the matter to
The Star for inuestfoGtton."
Evening star., 1936-01-11
. ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

II0I 2Ist ST. Va. Hghlands-Clean.
quiet. cheerful. warm. newly furn.. room;
adjoin. semi-private bath. G. n W: phone'
excellent bus service. Gentleman. 12'
3l4 DUKE ST. Alex. Va-Single room.
private bath, private entrance; gentleman;
references required. Call Alex. 26. IL
Evening star., 1936-01-11
RnOMS-UNFURNISHED.

1868 GIRARD ST. NW.-Suitable. for
couple Room, kitchen semi-private bath.
Reasonable
52l TENN. AVE. NE-Three beautiful
front porches; near = car lines; reasonable;
adults. --
a2I 18th ST. SE-3 rooms. Ink. heat.
elec. and gas: S35.
1000 22nd ST. NW-Large and small
rooms for light Housekeeping; $50.
Evening star., 1936-01-11
ROOMS AND BOARD.

1900 18th N.W.-Vacancy for young lady y
In very large front room $50; also singie
room S35: good meals.
1910 10th ST NW.-Near everything;
clean. warm rooms; good Southern meals;
accommodate men. IS. Met. 1905.
2O14 KALORAMA RD-Newly decorated
single and double rooms: home prlvlIeRes;
excellent meals: reasonable rates. Phone
Potomac @7G6.
1896 N. H. AVE. Dupont. Circle-Room
and board, best in city; everything new:
single and double Phone North g535. IA
TILDEN GARDENS. 1900 Conn. Ave
Lovely room for two, with meals. Phone
o5I9 CONNECTICUT AVE-Large WELL
furnished rooms with breakfast; dinners
optional: prices reasonable. IL
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1911 Goth st. NV
Vacancies for gentlemen; good meals. nome
atmosphere; excellent locatlon. Nsrtn s29S'
352I l4th ST. NW.-Single or double
room. modern home, refined surroundings
home-cooked meals: reaS. Col 5561.- IL
WELLINGTON LODGE 1906 18th st. NV.
arate beds: suitable 2 or 8. Excellent
meals.
I7o2 N ST. N.W.-Clean. desirable
double rooms, S35 so to $40 per person
monthly. Good meals refined surroundings
1908 10th .N.W.-club RESIDENCE PeSlr- e
aTy W Is. Fine food, variety.
DUPONT CIRCLE. l744 P st.-Vacaneies
Tor refined people: plenty of heat and hot
water, Well-balanced meals.
i343 EUCLID 81, N;W..LsTTIgs W...LcaTIHnt rooms fsb1s
Spss Wesk s beds monsR GSR. sao V col fNfS9.
i4O1 10th N.W.-Newly decorated and
furnished. double room. in modern we'll
appointed club. Also vacancy ior young
man.
i41O 10th NW.-Newly decorated ,ds.; and
furnished double room; GOOD meals. lueai
location Reasonable.
1922 N ST N.W-Attrsctiyely .ftI fqrnisned :i,ta
corner room. 3 windows. elose's'
able for or 3. Good meals. r.
THE MENDOZA. 22@0 goth ST.. Apt. Sdd.. 5lE
Beautiful. large, south room; twin PEGS
excellent meals; private family: also single.
NICE, SUNNY ROOM, next to bath; re-
fined couple or two girls. BLOCK 70 ouS;
Masonic view. Phone Alexandra 34o-1.
1910 18th ST; N.W.-Double; front .,9oIn T0om:
excellent meals. Phone Georgia 01l3. IL:
CLEVELAND PARK. 1862 Macomb St
Double room in refined home. prlvate pam:
Three meals a day. deliclouS taole' near
TRANSPORTATION; reasonable. tx
4oO9 18th ST. N.w.-Clean, bright room;
in nice detached home; also 1 unfurn rm.
Phone Georgia 6461.
2 THOMAS CIRCLE rooms for girls.
singly or en-. suite. Doctors house: AMI,
sideration. ---
1887 r ST. NW.-Lovely front room for
three. 2 closets. Also vacancy for one or
two: twin beds. Excellent meals.
sI7 DELAFIELD PL. NW.-Single room,
cheerful; private Jewish home: excellent
food. Phone Columbia 5000.
1925 LINCOLN RID. NE.-Sunny, corner
room, in private home. Breakfast, ana
dinner at night.
$500 ONTARIO RID. Il blk. car line)-
Young lady. newly furnished. double room
modern apt; home PRIVILEGES. Adams 9'"S.
1905 HOBART ST. N.w-Nice room and
board c. b. W; convenient to 16tn pusSss'
also Mt. Pleasant street cars. Col. o7oV'
Evening star., 1936-01-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

3 ROOMS KITCHEN. BATH WITH SHOW.
er and screened porch; sas and electricity
included in rent; excellent condition; moo.
ern elevator bldg. Available Immediately.
See resident manager. $500 New Hamp"
LARGE. MODERN APARTMENT, CONSIST.
ing Of rooms: Kitehen. 1unior % aining room, o
pletely redecorated; latest kitchen and
lighting fixtures: exceptionally large rooms:
Available Immediately. $3.50. 1910 New
3OIO WISCONSIN AVE. OPPOSITE CA:
thedral-3 rooms bed rooms. furnished
dinette, reception hall. baths screened
J. c. weldon co, 1927 K st. NV.
Phone Metropolitan BOIL.
SECOND FLOOR. ROOMS. BATH. HEAT,
gas, electricity, sleeping porch; S35. 2430
La Font square sc.
THE PALMER. 1850 GIRARD sT.-FRoNr
apt, outside rms. bath. porch: g h w.:
Frigidaire heat incl; S66. Natl. 1857.
RANDLE HIGHLANDS SE.-NEw; . BED
rms. living room kit, dinette, 500; includ.
heat. hot water. vacant Jan. 10. AtI. O5O1:
31OO 18th ST. N.E.-3 ROOMS. ENCLOSED
porch, bath: Arcola heat, SEQ so. L. v.
THACKER. INC. 2526 18th st. ne.
lINGLEsIDE,, 1908 1st ST. NV NICE,
iaG9 t9G Sgtsds ae roomS antor pOren
2 ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH. IN NEW
building with elevator; all elec. included in
rent. See res. mgr. 1440 Chaplin st. NV,
TILDEN GARDENS-ATrRACTI APT.
of sun room. living room. dining rooen,
kitchen, 2 bed rooms, . baths. available
Feb 10. 3024 Tilden ST.. Apt. 800. Phone
Cleveland 52o7. 13sy
l477 NEWTON ST. NV. APT. 1-THREH
rooms. kitchen and bath. S47.50. G. W.
SIMPSON CO. 1924 Vermont ave. Phone
Metropolitan 300.
CONN AVE LARGE RMS. KIT. BATH,
recep. hall, porch. closets, elec. ref; newly
dec: S55. Call Mr.. HATCHER. Col. 6242.
TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH. FRIGID.
aire second floor: instant. hot water. DIT
North Carolina ave. Sc.
Al NEW YORK AVE, NV CHEERFUL
rooms and private bath, h.-w.h,: S32 90.
OWNER. No. IA T st. ne. North O2S5.
14I6 TAYLOR NV ROOMS. KITCHs
enette bath; Ink; gas. elec, heat tlcle
southern exposure garage optional. y.
(Continued on Next PaEe.l
Evening star., 1936-01-11
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

GREGG SHORTHAND by experienced
teacher; beginners, review. speed dictatlon:
private lessons, moderate rates. Decatur
35S4-J. II"
AUTO LESSONS for permit easy parking
and clutch control: car furnished, Call Old
Reliable Foster Hartwell. Met. 1909. IL
GREGG SHORTHAND. TYPING. FRENCH:
arithmetic. speed dictation; beginners and
reviews. Moderate rates. Decatur 32Sf,
Evening star., 1936-01-11
PERSONAL.

GOING SOUTH? HAVE S120 CREDIT ON
a leading hotel at Palm Beach. rooms and
meals; sacrifice. 40fe of. DAWSON.
Phone National 04S4.
Evening star., 1936-01-11
AND BOARD,

EMPLOYED MOTHER AND CHILD wish
room and board in nearby Virginia. near
school: prefer Clarendon. Address Box
30-Z Star once IL
GENTLEMAN. Government service; Eoods
size, well-ventilated roont and good meals.
Care of bird tparakeep Included, Wul
pay fair price. Address Box 4lO-z, star
ONCE. IT,
Evening star., 1936-01-11
HELP--MEN.

Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page A-e-
Evening star., 1936-01-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CORNER DELICATESSEN and grocery
store; modern fixtures: upper 14th ST.
No competition. Address Boz 34-z. Star
office. ~
MoDEPN DELIcATEssEN and lunch:
tul business: lovely section; living quar-
tiers: pretty store: reasonable rent: lease;
term terms sn2 to Sn: psEay siay once RFeed 0"
ESTABLISHED LUNCH RoOM-Fine loca-
tion: over S50,0Od business 1885: disa-
greement of two partners makes 1t pos
sible to offer all or half interest: attractive
HARDWARE STORE. established 10 years.
doing good business. corner location, no
competition: owner must devote time TO
outside interest Met. 4sl3. A. Parker.
HAVE 81 900 TO $1,000 to invest in
Box 4"7-Z. Star ONCE. -----
ONE YEAR AGO I started with $1,000.
building homes: have made Slo,ooa from
II. Want $1,000 TO start another crew;
will manage free and give half profit.
I4-ROOM. 2-bath roomng house. K. near
Conn. ave. newly papered and painted; all
filled. direct from owner. Met. 71GS. i3-
POCKET. BILLIARD ROOM.
G11 G ST. NV. 12'
CAFE, on corner, Georgia ave; reasonable
established < years: fine for man and wife.
Rent SO: heat included; retiring. Ad-
dress Box Az. Star office. 13'
HOUSE AND BUSINESS FOR SALE-Fine
condition: rms. . baths; newly furn.:
showing excel. returns. Inform. at 1900
18th st. NV. l6
BEAUTY SHOP for sale; reasonable terms;
new equipment: q booths: high-class neigh
borhood. Cleveland 9673. a m. only l2'
FOR SALE-A well-eauipped plumbing and
heating. repairing and contracting; estab-
liShed % years; working six men. Owner
refining. Call Wisconsin 429S. or address
Box 451Z Star office. 12e
WANT TO MEET PARTY experienced in
operating tea room or restaurant. Must
ment and could assist financially respon-
sIble party with references. Address Box
435 2. Star offlce.
mimeographing busi-
ness. reasonable: priced for quick disposal;
no overhead; good location. Address Box
4S-Z. Star office.
OPPORTUNITY for substantial business
man Cor retired salesman we'll acquainted
Anne Arundel. Calvert. Prince Georges.
Charles and st. Mary's. to represent estab-
lished. successful growing financial instl-
tuition; full or part time. Address Box
1921 Star Office IT,
DELICATESSEN- off-sale beer;
rent $40 good business; forced to sell.
2316 r I. ave. ne. North 1853. IL
POCKET BILLIARDS, tables and other
equipment, must sell on account of health;
low rent; terms. Cherrydale. va. L.
IF YOU HAVE a rooming house or business
Tor sale. I will give 1t my personal atten-
ton. No charge for listing. Give me
'--"- AUSTIN NJ. COOPER.
-O0S Eye St. NV. National 1889