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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-29
South End SOftball

Enc st. Aan'S A. A. who took the National Division pennant in the South End softball circuit have won one game of the series oti the Dixies who are champions on the Ameri. can Division side. The second game of the series will be played Sunday Oct. 2 at i0:30 to decide the cham plOns of the South End district. Butch" Bournival, who works on the mound for the St. Ann'S will exhibit his best pitching Sunday, and 1t Is pretty sure that Eddie Rousseau will'be battery mate. Maur- ice Riberdy, captain, center fielder and relief pitcher Of the St. Ann'S has Q lot of confidence in all his players, and hope that his team will give good showing Sunday morning.
 It k probable that Manager Car vey will use the following line up for St. Ann's: Paquin, If; konstiS, sb: Descoteau Q, Berube, lb; Gar vey, ss: and Roussaau, c. This was the line-up used In last Sundays game with the Dixies.
 The Dlxies
 The Dixies, who broke through the five way tic and bet the Bom- bers in the playoffs for tho Ameri- can division title, have lost the first game of the series with the 9t. Ann's Sunday, but previous to the st. Ann's encounter Sunday morn- ing, tho Dixies had hard game which tired many of the players.
 Murphy who featured for the Dixies last Sunday at the St. Ann's game by cloutlng . long ono toe wards deep center field resulting Tn q home run and man driven in, this was at tho ending of the fourth and the score was 6.3 In favor of the et. Aims A. A. The st. Ann,s then started c rally which brought in Ave runs at the fifth inning. At the six and seven inc ming Muliahy of the DixieS held tho St. Ann's to no hit, no run, then two runs were driven in by Graves and Mullahy bringing up the score l0-A At the last inning.
 Probable lineup for the DixieS in gunday's game, Connolly, ib; Reilly ab; Cofirey, sf, Murphy, ss; Captain Cyr. 2b: Kozen, If; Rosato. Of; Graves, If; Famoli, c and Mullahy on the mound.
 Mill Street
 The Mill street the team that had q lot of power behind them, and that was tic for first place with the Dixies, Bombers, Little Giants and Brigades were easily eliminated by the Bombers, who scored 10 runA while the Mil scored only three runs. Tho Mil street had c good stagt when they first enter the league, and during the round the Mil defeated tho Bombers i2.4, but the Mill street, who meet up with c
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-29
ADAMICK THRU AS RING STAR.
Kearns Second. Dempsey Knocked Out For Five
 Minutes By ROsce TOIesl

Detroit, Sept. 2o.--tUP) It look ed. like . clear cut case of "back to ths assembly line" today for Jim- my Adamici, Jack (Doc) Kearns' latest white hope" for the heavy- weight title. ,.,g t,t'
 Any illusions that Keafns might have suffered when he described Adanick as second Dempsey, only better" . few months ago, were shattered last night when he was belted out in less than two rounds by Roscoe Toles, Detroit negro. &
 Toles. who had been trying to get c match with Adamick for two years, knocked him down four times in the first round, then finish- cd him with . right to the jaw af- ter 10 seconds of the second heat. TEs boy who left the farm to take Q job on Henry Ford's assembly line Topped over on his back and cracked his head so hard, 1t took five minutes to revive him.
 Adamiok was under suspension In all territory controlled by the Na- tional Boxing association as Q result of his knockout over Jack Tram mell with an "invisible punch" at Chicago recently. The Michigan boxing commission was dropped from the N. 3. 4. for refusal to bar Adamiok.
 Adamick weighed 90; Toles, ie6.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-29
Go Get 'Em "Dinny"

aab genial and altogether friendly Dennis chief inspector for the state Athletic Commission reaen hair hres bas 1t did last night when Edrdge Eaman his main bout of six rounds with Britain The latter and ready weexpaed the $264 worth of cus ers the show minus the main word he would not be at Sav he billed in Bridgeport tonight and so gate for him to show that tell him he Ion the shelf for the next 60 days starting m 
 a matchmaker who made show SaVn Rock bringing certain should recommend companion 60 days could boxing bus Connecticut for two months Commissioner Frank such In that the promoter match maker question who also be manager Of boxers more guilty
 
 though the boxer be shved the promoter responsible continues to do business at the same old night under the present method the pockcbook commh for that's where hurts them the most
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-29

lot of disputes failed to keep Up the good work, during that time the Bombers improved took over the Mill street. but lost in tho cham. plonship game with the Dixles, who were well prepared to meet any good opponents.
 The Brigades
 The Brigades, another one of tho good teams in the South End who was in the five way tic, but were Eliminated by defeat from the Dixies, the BrigadeS were the first to beat Mill street during tho round, and ct the opening game of the new round July %, the Brigadea edged the Little Giants 6-4 In ell the games the Brigades played the DixieS games were the hardest.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-29
Mercantile Bowling

Opening of the season honors In the Mercantile Bowling League were divided among the defending chaf1' pion Ideal Paint and the Wordens Dairy teams, which beat them 2 of 3 games. Harry Conway of Wor- dens had c il3 high single. but Delaney of Ideal Paint had c 373 SOL of three games, both teams pin: falls being even to the last "stick' i,7i3 apiece - c most unusual cir. cumstance. Games were rolled ct the new sena Recreation Center Tuesday night and will continue weekly hereafter.
 suozzo's Grill shut out Mohican Markets, 3.0; Fulton Markets do' Ing tho same thing to Matskin Fur niture, while Speedy Parcel Delivery won 2 out Of 3 games from Public Market. Scores;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-29
GOMEZ STEAMED"

New York, September 20. - tup) - Lefty Gomez Yankee pitcher who was virtually certain to start in the opening game of tho World Ser. les, seemed in danger of losing the assignment today because of . con. gestion in his chest. Manager Joe Mccarthy ordered Lefty to begin "steaming out" in hope of clearing up the disorder before the first game october ..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-29
Blessed Sdcrar,ient Pin League Opens
'TuG' Leemdns

Ready for . bigger and better bowling season, close tO 50 members of Blessed Sacrament league will report tonight at the Mattatuck alleys shortly after SD. m. as . league of eight five. man teams Is scheduled to swing into action at 8,3O o'clock with President Earl Belanger In charge of executive operations and Ray Stone as hls aide dc camp, with the o. K. of Lieus tenant Mike Flaherty. Another nip and tuck competition for top honors Is expected from start to finish of the season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-29

their friends grand night at the first annual smoker arranged by committee charge Dick Wilkinson who has boxing and wrestling up nothing REFRESHMENTS that will provide Moay Al Mulagu of the King Enter prse while oooney oLoughn will have nephew but not least Jgges Paadno to referee with of and Mke ColuccL
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-29
Recreation Rumbles

Last Friday night the league opened It's 1ith season and al- though the scores weren't very high the moral and good-fellowship was there as in past seasons. The league opened up by offering prize for the bowler or bowlers that knocked off the first strike. The prize was won by Harry Lefty" Alderman, the noted East End butcher and Joe Lefty Paternoster, who, c few years back, used to roll with the denlot "Lefties". Remember thatp
 The Braves, last years champs, won two from the Pirates with Johnny Mango and Hennio Despins as high men, while Rocky Mast and Mike Pals co.starred for tho losorB.
 Harry Hart, an old Recreation veteran, returned to the fold and starred for the As to hslp beat tho Cubs two games. Pudy Aamel was tho Cubs best bet
 Lou Piedmoiito and Harry Ackofs man teamed up to help their team whip the Red Sox two games. Birch and Jimmy cooney shot well for the Sox.
 Bobby Hamei and Grant rolled fine as the Giants came through with two hard fought wins from tho Tanks, Phil Chabot and Joe Paternoster, the Plume and Atwood flashes, rocked the naples hard for the Yankees.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-29
TEST FOR JUMPERS

The highest steeplechase jump in America is at William dvpont's Fair Hill course In Maryland. It Is a six-foot threc-inch hedge, known as the "0reat Wall of China"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-29
SLIGHT DROP SHOWN

The Saratoga race track showed a five per cent decline in gate re- ccipts this year ae compared with iO37.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-29
Pert Paragraphs

bowerS five teams rolling could finish knocking exactly tho same pns Paint and Wordens did Tuesday night each team having L7l3 pnfal when the checked.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-29
ThiSSpOrting
 World
Funny Stuff
BY JOHN A. CLUNEY

Fight fans and those who wrestling seriously well aware the fact that to boxing or wrestling program to ht nearly comcaI situation instance last night savi nc where 1t was bit outdoor bouts coored boys were in the ring doing punching to dpe the thought that tev might Being chilly heres what noaed up from Hey get MOVING in there before youe FREEZE to death"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-29
FAMILIAR FIGURE

Tom dreenway, veteran tennis enthusiast, has been c regular spec tator at international matches for the past forty.flve years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-29
Records

iSt high team single--diants Bb4 2d high team single Pirates 6B2, lst hgih team three-T'igers 1857. 2d high team three Yankees ib66. 1st Ind. high single A. Hamel iSD 2d Ind. high singlo--Brick i3o. 1st Ind high three--l3rick 3o4.
 2d Ind. high three-R. Hamel 3b0
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-29

Another pair whom favored decision and the other aid not had repartee First Who paid your way in here" Second well didn't come in on PAPER Ca pal e you did In paper but 1t was paper MONEY which you heard of."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-29

Charley Wightman, Texas oil man. has the highest priced string of polo ponies in tho world.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-29

High slngie-H. Conway i43. High three--Delaney 373.
 High Worden's SIT.
 High team-Worden Paint l,7f3,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-29
Friday Nlsht's Games

Friday Nights Games Tigers vs Pirat0s--i.2. Giants Vs Athletics-3.. { Braves vs Yankees-bs0. Red Box vs Cubs--7.e.
Evening star., 1938-12-18
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COAdPANION-NURSE. refined. dependable.
experienced as companion to elderly lady;
remuneration very reasonable. Col 9433
GIRL colored. refined. intelligent. with
pleasing personality. wishes position as maid
in doctors. dentists ONCE or in beauty par
lor. Potomac 5593W.
HOUsEKEEPER COMPANION. practical
nurse, wants position to elderly person;
take full charge; driye car; $50 month
Box 133-E Star.
LADY. young typist; sensral once work
Evening star., 1938-12-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BANK AND BUSINESS REF
ERENCES REQUIRED FROM
EVERY ADVERTISER SEEK
ING CAPITAL THROUGH
ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE
STAR UNDER BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES.
Advertisers in the Business Op-
portunities columns of The Star
seeking capital must furnish
one bank and two business ref
erences. Announcements must
also pass The Stars general
rules of acceptability. which are
framed to exclude all mislead-
ing. questionable or otherwise
Objectionable statements. While
The Star does everything within
Its power to safeguard readers
against the fraudulent, inde-
pendent investigation should be
made before definite closing of
negotiations.
In order that sufficient time
may be allowed for investiga-
ton such advertisements for
The Sunday Star cannot be &C.
cepted later than IL p.m.
Thursday.
Evening star., 1938-12-18
REPAIRS D SERVICE.

ALRANQ BUILDING SERVICE, Wisconsin
worries stone walls brick work. pissterina.
,%.il Ms,k vaterOr00f'nr. No Job too far or too
BEDDING. MATTRESSES box springs and
pillows reno: best prices and prompt del
Wash. Mattress Co. 319 L st. s.w. Nat 6878.
CARPENTRY. repairs. cedar closets. shelv-
closures L. Neson RepSbe ReOHbfaS i4oa. s5o'm an
ELECTRIC WIRING, s,,;s Fl xtqIss: n;;,:
let's. repairs; old houses a specially Regal
EL;ECT9IcAL ad;ss WORK: no Job too small re-
sib!e prices; reliable. Col. s5o"-J.
FLoORs-Sandins, finishing. cleaning and
SPOON Dupont 46s7 i5sG You St. NV '''
FLOORS Gle Cleaning waxing sanded
anteed Fields. ir.. Dupont 6O77.
FLOORS sanded. reflnished: dustless
and paperins cafi BEN N1St North ;sssa nssa'n:
FLOORS Sanding. nn,snins. Reason
shtrr,.r pl n..' able Cleveland !. o5ss ss't 1857
GEO. T. LANGHORNE, Jr.,
e.Cl,y;ns Gieyslsnd o ossi; wisconsin Gsos.
No JOS Too s%ShL Llne0'nr''
LEAKY EASEMENTS
Pointed up. S5 up. oxford 1895
PAINTING, DECORATING.
Interior and exterior; kitchen. bath and
woodwork throughout: roofs painted. re-
pairs: pairs: 90 lem my own work: low estimates. Ran
Papering and Painting.
Lowest Rates. Emerson 2OG5
PAPER HANGING-Flne WORE zone reas
Free estimates cheerfully given The
Decorative shop s65a Ga ave Col lli7
PAPER HANGING. rooms 81 up. work guar
snfsea snbIis oas7 jones' ~" sard st. NV. Re-
PAPER HANGING this week only ST 80
per room: 1898 washable sunfsst papers:
work Guaranteed. Adams 1891
PAPER HANGING. painting: new washable
guaranteed Spigel Randolph 5937.
PApERING, painting work guarsnteed;
rock bottom prices; looking for work. father
ana son Columbia Si13.
pAPERING PA sI done at once, 81 room and
Guaranteed Georgia OO24
PAPERlNG-,Rms., Si up: int. and ext
PPainll,nE Pamn,n FOO floor sanding White mechanics
leihpie '''S. Col. ol 5s-W. Jordan's. 24'
PAPERING, Rhsipsinx hsdRs rsn;s01S St room wSrs up
guaranteed. Fields, jr.. Dupont G017.
PIANO TUNING, So.
steinway. Chickering. Knabe: pipe organs
work guar: estimates free. VIM Woolley.
43lt 9TH st. NV Randolph 466G
PLAsTERING, specializing in repairing,
pointing-up plaster: guaranteed; reasonable
prices. VIM. Fairall. 2305 lst NV. De-
PLUMBING AND HEATING 1obbinr and
remodellng speciality. Harry E. Williams
North GAS.
Observation-Disclosures.
Estimates Free Terms IL Desired
ENTERPRISE
ROOFING COMPANY.
District Coal Bldg. 2OaO r. I. Ave NE
POT. 0200.
SANTA CLAUS is here all week: 2Oe, dis
count on roofing undermining; pay next
year. Shep. 1913.
STORM VEST1BULES and porch Enclosures
installed complete. Phone John j. Nc
Phaul North 6223
UPHOLSTERING Rseairs'gu Rspair1ng
Some work done in home Weaver. i434
Newton NV. Adams l947. Adams S4o1
Evening star., 1938-12-18
SITUATIONS MEN & woMEN.

COUPLE, husband Filipino wife American:
husband excellent cook. butler and chauf-
feuri wife maid and waitress; can furnish
excellent references. 94l N. H. ave. NV. .
COUPLE white: chauffeur. handy man;
wife maid. Call METROPOLITAN 1894.
Evening star., 1938-12-18
SITUATIONS WoMEN.
(Continued,)

GRADUATE NURSE; unencumbered. re-
fined. drives car. desires 90 to Fla. nurse.
companion; local ref. Columbia 9sO7
1.n9a snsf wshfs psson ::
perience. Shepherd 2735-J.
LADY exp, will give services as res. mgr.
PAY Pay go s mo. Tor rm X, and b.. unf; Box
MIDDLE-AGED WHITE WOMAN desires
housekeeper's position: stay nights; no
laundry. Box 1S3-E. Star.
NURSE. hospital trained; mental, general
cases: excellent refs. from prominent local
families for yrs. Adams blti3.
types of cases. Cali Lincoln 6sI6-w.
PRACTICAL NURSE, companion. Light
Va. lady; experienced GOOD references.
Phone Georgia 5G13.
REFINED LADY position as nurse or COM
panion; light housework considered: can
travel Box l3"-D. Star.
d. c. experience. desires position in apart.
rnent building. Box 33-E. Star. 20'
REGISTERED GRADUATE NURSE. man
shsmg hanss nous n0asekeeper X care sem-inyslid or
understsnds UNI preparation Of special diets.
sts ASD, r9d marketing. Yer very experienced
confessional and legal experience; future
more than salary: available inmed tely;
reference the best Lincoln 1852
SECRETARY Y-sTENoGRAPHER. legal and
corporation experience. good appearance
and personality; best references Adams
3ly5-W.
sTENoGRAPHER, ,TYPIsT, general clerical
experience. some bookkeeping. Phone Poto-
mac 3l99-W. 20s
sTEN0GRAPHER., dictaphone operator.
general once worker, experienced. Phone
Georgia d4t5.
STENOGRAPHER TYPIST- T-BOOKKEEPER.
years legal experience: axe .,5. Miss Dill
Lincoln 2lSl.
STENOGRAPHER-T capable clerk.
industrious. willing needs work Phone
Col. oof5. Ask for Apt. A.. please. pos
TYPlST desires to do manuscript work;
reasonable and efficient. Adams 500S.
WIDOW. 40, college education. wishes po-
SHlon receptionist or available position in
embassy, legation. companion refined home
Jan. !. Box S1-E Stars
WOULD LIKE typewriting TO do ut home
MRS Helene Moser. Phone Berwyn so .
YOUNG LADY age % desires work in doc
tors or dentists office ;, years experience
Miss Dill Lincoln olSt
Evening star., 1938-12-18

COFFEE TABLE, cabinet Victrola, 80 rec
ords. new roll-away bed and mattress. tux
edo. size A. Adams 1896
Evening star., 1938-12-18

COAL HEATER circulating, used months
cost $40. take Sl5. l0l7 26th st. NV.
CHMFORTS-We have limited supply of
NICE comforts. in assorted colors some with
artificial silk covering Soft filing. While
they last. Sl.S5. Lewis Furniture Co. 1912
l4th ST. NV. Georgia 600 Open Sunday.
Evening star., 1938-12-18

COATS 2D, size IA. sport So sealskin.
ST.. Both practically like new: bargains.
Evening star., 1938-12-18

COAT AND HAT. child's rust; size 1912;
good condition; cost Sl6g5. sell So. CO.
In NiR
Evening star., 1938-12-18

COATS. cloth. size III. fox trim: also fur
coat; reasonable. 1904 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1938-12-18

DINING ROOM-Your Christmas turkey
will grace a beautiful table when you pur-
chase this unusual suite. Walnut waterfall
Graceful. permanent in quality and a real
bargain. Inspection invited Paw next
year. Green Furniture Co.. 1900 Georgia
ave Col 101O9 Open Sunday
Evening star., 1938-12-18

COAL. WOOD 4 OIL STOVES crate bars,
circulating heaters. stove pipe and fittings.
HECHINGER CO. BIG STORES.
Evening star., 1938-12-18

REFINED WIDOW. PARTIALLY EN-
ployed. wishes room, breakfast: reason
able. exchange light duties. companion,
ftay with children. Box SS-E. Star
WANTED-A SUITABLE PLACE FOR 10
couples to hold a private New Years eve
Pelebration. Give description and particu-
lars Box 116-E Star
Evening star., 1938-12-18

COATS-White bunny Jacket. new. perfect:
| cost Sl9.5O, sell SIS; cameps hair coat,
perfect So. Dupont 1868
Evening star., 1938-12-18

COUCH. old fashioned. with rocking chair
70 match. 35l7 o st. NV, Michigan
Evening star., 1938-12-18

CONCRETE STEPPING STONES down.
spout. drain blocks to throw water from
cellar. white or yellow sand, small auanti-
ties. for Riddles. oxford l1e6
Evening star., 1938-12-18

CALL THE CAKE LADY, MET. 5b94 FOR
homemade cakes to order; hand beaten
stove baked; all kinds: only fresh dairy
butter used; no substitutes Delivered
Evening star., 1938-12-18

WILL, SACRIFICE BEAUTIFUL ECRU
erocheted spread, made on Alabama plan
tation. MRS. EDITH KNIGHT 1903
Oakland st. N, Arlington, Va. l block
Eherrydale School
Evening star., 1938-12-18

DIAMOND RING. lady's l-carat in plat
mum mounting with "a well-matched
diamonds; price. $500. Also genteman's
watch. Elgin 15-j. new model; Sis.
Private party Box f9-E. Star.
Evening star., 1938-12-18

CONCRETE MIXER. one bag; cost $3.50
for cash Box S0-E Star
Evening star., 1938-12-18

DIAMONDS. 1ewelry ano watches at about
one-third present day values. All articles
guaranteed as represented Rosslyn Loan
COMPANY RoSslyn Va
Evening star., 1938-12-18

bed divan. best Simmons spring and mat
tress; after l pm. Apt. 400. 1921 Mass.
Evening star., 1938-12-18

COAT. childs. with hat. size 10, 81; tri.
cycle. So. '04S St NV
COAT. rsccoon fur. lovely skin. excellent
eonditlon. SIZE ILLS. $50. 1910 Sth st.
Evening star., 1938-12-18

DIAMOND BROOCH diamond rings rare
and odd necklaces. pins and rings set with
semi precious stones: onlv the unusual and
novel is handled by the Art Gift Shop. T27
ST NV
Evening star., 1938-12-18
PERSONAL.
(Continued.)

THE KINDS HOME OF NURsING-sPE-
cial care given to loved ones of your fam
lily. Doctors references given for diabetes.
convalescents. invalids. Bright. sunny
rooms and porch. Columbia 3193.
BEST MOTHERS CARE GIVEN SMALL
child. TAX. PIX: pleasant home life; room
for parent II desired. Shepherd 3973-M
PAYING GUESTS FOR HOLIDAYS: PRO-
fessional woman can accommodate 2: DOWN
town apt. central. conf. attract. Met.
2503
COLDS. NERVOUSNESS. CHRONIC PAINS
treated; graduate physio- -therapist Appt.
Rand 1895. 60I Farragut st.
COMPANION FOR CoNvALEsCENT OR
children free. for engagement January J.;
competent driver. experienced traveller:
refs. MRS. M. r. HENDERSON. Freder-
icsburg Va.
PLEASE WRITE A LETTER TO THE
President. ask him not to construct y
10000 900 airport at fossy Gravelly Point.
Va. 1t will take 2 years for the wet silt
to harden: it's waste of public funds.
unwiSe judgment. an improper location for
national defense, because it lies within a
radius Of mile Of IL hish tension wire
radio towers l5 new radio towers 400 feet
high are on the. south end OF the airport
site at Four Mile RUM z tall chimneys
one lofty monument and 3 airports. which
are potential flying hazard and menace
The airport will destroy the scenery of
the Mount Vernon Memorial Highway.
Evening star., 1938-12-18

CLCTHING-Men's used suits, overcoats
and topcoats, S5 up. Large selection Ber-
mans. 1l29 9TH st. NV Open evenings.
Evening star., 1938-12-18

DIAMOND BRACELETS two worn ps
necklace: blue white matched stones: plat
mum: sell separately; bargain. Georgia
gag 1us
Evening star., 1938-12-18

D1AMONDS-Bargains in perfect stones
See our specials. Zweig's Pawnbrokers Ex-
change. g31 ID st NV Met nl13
Evening star., 1938-12-18

DOLL CARRIAGE So: sled. 81. 10: child's
rocker. 50; lounge chair, SIS: lovely fur
cape. reasonable. 2142 o St NV. Apt g.
DOLL HOUSE of rooms 77l7 18th
Evening star., 1938-12-18

CHEF-COOK. excellent on hot bread and
pastry; exp: ref. Call Lincoln 1857
ESPECIALLY FOND OF CHILDREN, SUPER
wise lessons. either evening or morning
9uties exchanged for room, board District
20Sl
Evening star., 1938-12-18

VACANCY IN NURSING HOME FOR AGED.
invalids and convalescents: overlooking
Rock Greek Park; tray service. special diet
and nursing care; doctors reference In
spection invited. Emerson rOSo 49,
Evening star., 1938-12-18

DOLL CARRIAGE. large size. perfect con-
dition, cost Slb. sell Sc Call Columbia
Evening star., 1938-12-18

DIAMONDS rings solitaire and din
ner ring: very reasonable; private party.
Evening star., 1938-12-18

DIAMONDS from estates and private parties
for the wise buyers at savings UP to sos {.
Nice color diamond weighing j S0/1On
csrats little less than > carats, can be
bought for 1886. Fine color. absolutely
perfect diamond. weighing 65 100 carats
ing 9i2 carats. old English stone. owner
will take 81 $50. i4-carat diamond in up
to-date mounting, with , small diamonds
So 80. Perfect diamond. weighing 3
$500 carats to be sold for $500. Our
reputation OF 35 years in Washington Is
Evening star., 1938-12-18

COAT. wOmans. winter black. fur collar
size 40. 5000; also size 3S. 81. 3n4S
N
Evening star., 1938-12-18

DINING ROOM SUITE. handsome IO-piece
mahogany Duncan Phyfe used ] month :
I0l5 N st. NV. Apt. .2Ol. Dupont 1919.
Dealer. Home Sun. and Mon. until m.
DINING ROOM TABLE SET. large. 3-piece.
handwork, beautiful design. 6O2 Florence
Evening star., 1938-12-18

DIAMOND BARGAINS. full line: compare
before you buy: deferred payments OF l5c.
discount for cash; big savings guaranteed
arthur MarSel 9lS F st. NV. Room 211.
Evening star., 1938-12-18

DIAMOND RINGS at $3.50 each. also lax.
sohd gold wedding bands with diamonds
at $50 each. Dixie Pawnbrokers Exch.,
Ills 81. ne. Open eve. till 2 pm
Evening star., 1938-12-18

DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING. with 3
full-cut diamonds on each side. center
diamond is almost - KIT. Owner will sac
rlf1ce for 100. Decatur 1851
Evening star., 1938-12-18

COAT. handsome mink-dyed muskrat. prac-
tlcally new; size 800 cost Sl95; price,
$50. Phone Woodley zoos
Evening star., 1938-12-18

3 it. i in. in perfect condition: also
mahosany armchairs. Room 1000. 1927
Eye st, NV