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Georgetown, Takoma,
Anacostia, Hoover,
Langley Victors
West Enders Have Top
Point TotuI in Tank
Meets for Boys

Georgetown, Takoma, Anacostia,
Langley and Hoover swimmers ap-
pear to hold the strongest hands
for the forthcoming city-wide boys
swimming meet, each having de-
featcd sturdy opposition in area
meets held throughout Washington
yesterday.
High scorer among these five
teams was Georgetown, which tall
lied 108 points in the Area 5 meet
against Gallinger, Palisade, Mont
rose and Gordon. The Georgetown
swimmers won all butc one Of The
81 events for competitors ranging
from 10 pounds up. The lone out
slider to score was Bobby Lennon,
Montrose, who won the 25-yard
breaststroke in the 85-pound class.
Next high was Takoma, which
earned 101 points in the Area 6
meet. Raymond was next, with IA.
Excepting the unlimited 50-yard
backstroke, which was won by Leon
Briggs of Raymond. Takoma made
clean sweep of the meet.
Vlelng IN tne areas " 10 20 meet
at Anacostia, the host swimmers ran
up "a points to beat Virginia Avenue
easily for top honors. The Avenue
pa0dlers totaled % points in fin
ishing second Among the stars for
Anacostia were Leo Wall and Joe
Redman.
In the Area IS meet, held at the
Mckinley pool, Langley scored So
points to beat out Taft, Which gar
nered 81. HonorS were more evenly
distributed in this meet as Mcmillan,
Edgewood, Columbia ard Langdon
also scored at least one first each.
In one of the closest duels of the
day, Hoover scored 40 points to win
the Areas 10 to 10 meet, held at
the East Potomac pool. Second
here was jefferson, with % points.
After winning the 86-pound class
25-yard freestyle, Tony Ardinni CT
Hoover helped the 100-pounders WIN
the 100-yard relay. In the latter
event he was aided by Charles Pell,
Charles Newman and Sam Braden-.
burg.
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Ry PAUL J. MILLER.

The history of the chess problem
reaches back to ancient Persia ana
Arabia in the 9th century. During
the Roman era of universal con-
quest the game of chess was played
bv notables and to the game Itself
was attached marked respect. Chess
problems were present, although
the modern scholar does not at
tribute any special creative compo-
sitions to the Romans.
Today the chess problem is built
upon definite themes. Vincent
Eaton in his recent lecture at Social
Security Chess Club members from
Paul Morphy and Chess Divan also
attending dwelt upon the Indian
theme, masking, pure mate, echoes
interference. self blocks, casting
and uncastling, underpromotion of
knight. bishop and pawn in the
same problem, and the "merry-go-
round"
Round Robin Team Farley.
Eight local clubs convened in the
quarters of Paul Morphy Chess Club
last week to lay the basis Tor a
single round robin of team matches
between all available players. the
interclub trays to be purely social
and not competitive in the sense
of a battle for the District team
championship.
The round-table included repre-
sentatives from Capital City. Chess
Divan, Federal Security, Paul Nor
phy, Federal Trade, Maritime Com
mission, Archives and 1nterhigh
Chess Association units. A spirit
of cooperative social chess was en-
gendered at the conclave and har-
mony was the keynote.
Several years nave elapsed since
the last round robin of official inter-
club play. But chess interest has SO
waxed that mere individual contests
do not answer the needs of local
clubs, hence the cooperative effort
to knit a closer bond among all
chess players in the District by
holding friendly, nOn-champlonShlp
interclub team matches in which
each may enter as many players as
may be available. irrespective Of the
strength of the individual.
Matches will begin the week of
September IS and continue for seven
weeks. A social chess award will
be presented by the American Acad-
envy of Chess to the club that plays
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Freeport, L., Grabs
Tuna Honors With
Catch Of Three

By the Associated Press.
BELMAR, N. j., Aug. 22.-The
Freeport Nong Island Tuna Ciuo
hauled in two tuna to capture the
third annual United States Atlantlc
tournament held of here MONDAY
through yesterday.
Everett McCooey OF BrooKlyn'
N. Y, who weighed in a l2o-pouno
tuna Wednesday, came IN WIN al
8o-pounder yesterday, While Mal.er
F, OMalley of Rockville Center
caught an pound fish to bring
the teams total to seven points.
The Sheepshead Bay Tuna Ciup
,f Rrooklvn. N. Y, was second with
two points, scored on Monday when
Tex Rickard of BROOKLYN welgneo
In with a 1919 pound bluetln.
During the entire tournament
only four tuna were caught.
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za|e Is Surprisingly
Soft Prey Of Youth
Who Beat 0verIin
Return Bout to Settle
Title in Making; Both
FIGHTERS Unmarked
By CHARLES DUNKLEY,
Associated Press SpnrtS Writer


CHICAGO, Aug. 22-Billy Soose,
the shifty and sharp boxing master
from Farrell, Pa, has created an
unprecedented situation in middle
weight history.
This 23-year-old former Penn State
College boxer holds the distinction
of having conquered both claimants
to the title within a month, yet he
does not possess the most important
thing-the title itself.
Last night on Chicago's West Side,
Soose surprisingly defeated the
deadly punching Tony Yale, the
blond buster" of Cary, Ind, recog-
nized by the National Boxing Asso-
citation as middleweight champion,
in 10 bliStering rounds.
A month ago Soose whipped Ken
Overlin, recognized as champion BY
the States of New York and Cali
fornia Both bouts were fought over
the middleweight limit of $50 pounds,
the significant bar which prevented
the championship from passing INTO
y
scaled 162 and Yale, 16l.
Decision Was Unanimous.
The verdict of the two judges and
Referee Joe Mcnamara was unan-
imously in favor of Soose over the
Gary puncher, who had won his
last IL bouts. He jabbed consider
able prestige out of Gales title, OBJ
tanned when Yale defeated Al Hostak
of Seattle, Wash, with a 13-round
knockout July 10. Last night S
verdict met with the bowling APP
proval of 1000 fans.
Yale, a deadly body punCher When
In range, started out with the IN
tention of wearing down Soose
quickly. For the first two rounds
he smashed away with sharp
lunches to the body. But begin
ming with the third he found the
tall fastener no easy target.
With better boxing skill and reach
In his favor, Soose began popping
tantalizing lefts into Gales face and
blocking or moving away from body
punches aimed by Yale. He COM
pletely outboxed the Gary boy IN
at least six rounds, although lale
kept charging in to force the Tight
ing. Zale, however, could not match
him in boxing skill. and was unable
to find the range for enough OF his
heavy body punches.
Zale Grins Over Defeat.
The prospects of a return match
between Yale and Soose at the mid
dleweight limit, possibly at the Chl-
cago stadium opening the winter
boxing season, was in the making
TODAY. although Sam Plan, CO.
manager of Yale, said he was IN no
hurry for the engagement. He said
that Yale, under the N. B. A, re-
uuirements, had six months IN
which to defend his title, and that
he intended to grab off as many
bouts as possible within that tune
He left no doubt. however, mat
Yale would meet Soose before the
six-month period providing suitable
financial inducements were offered.
Neither Yale nor Soose left the
ring with any marks Of their Bills
tering encounter. Zale, without
even a trace of a scratch, grlnned
over the defeat, and expressed his
willingness to meet his conqueror
with the title at stake.
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. &HtE: = 3 : #

the greatest number of players and
loses the least number OF games,
with all contestants on parity.
Woodbury. Southern Champ.
w. N. Woodbury., assistant chief
engineer of the American Bridge
Co. at Birmingham, Ala, beat out
Nestor Hernandez of Tampa, Fla,
bv the margin of one drawn game
to gam the championship Of the
Southern Chess Association at the
l9Ao annual congress held in Atlanta.
Southern championship finals:
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Soose Whips Claimants Denied Title
Golf Range Scene
OF Sports Circus

If variety you desire, Brooke
Grubb, who operates a golf range
on Georgia avenue beyond Silver
Spring. is your man.
Next Sunday, starting at l
pm, Grubb will stage a program
including pony race, mule race.
turtle race, softball game and
horseshoe tournament.
Also there will be an all-day
golf driving contest.
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HELP MEN.

DEPARTMENT STORE de-
sires the services of an eX-
perienced jewelry engraver.
State age, qualifications and
experience. Box 221-L, Star.
THOROUGHLY experienced
restaurant man, capable of
assuming the management
Of one of Washington's fore
most restaurants. State quail
fications in your reply. Box
451-L, Star.
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Dempsey Is Dared
To Meet Steele

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 22.-Pro-
moter Tom Packs today dared
Jack Dempsey. former heavy
weight boxing champion. to meet
Ray Steele, heavyweight wres-
tier. in either a straight boxing
or mixed boxing wrestling
match.
Dempsey has appeared several
times recently in the ring against
wrestlers, but Packs claimed all
his opponents were preliminary
men"
Steele once f1attened Levinsky
in a mixed match here in IS
seconds.
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PLAYERS interested in the Game
Bulletin should communicate with
w. w. Gibbs, Box 598, Staunton, Va,
august q. l9400
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Fiqhts Last Night

Hy the Associated Press.
CHIcAGo.-Billy soose. III, rat fsi
rell Pa. outp9inteed Tony midd die; iSht
en oAfKIANp Calif15Jac,ssiie, G neIsnS,
125, New York, ana ohlch Dei'A''
100, Oakland. drew 1Ol.
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SITUATIONS WoMEN.


CASHIER. knowledge of bookkeeping. office
8 years Michigan 1850 eve.
COMPANION-A lady of culture. and re-
or M0Hs f' sss q
DENTAL ASSIsTANT-Young lady desires
position in dr.s office. Phone Randolph
2417 22'
GIRL. colored desires part-time work.
cooks &C ss and , ssTyes; expert as PHYSICIANS
GIRLS t2). light colored, part time or
maid. work in store. shop references.
LADY. refined. middle-ased. housekeeper
in business couples home. GA E st. NV.
Inquire at desk.
LADY (whtte) will take care OF child, So
wk. Mrs. Lesage, 2215 Washington Circle.
sTENoGRAPHEs. experienced, desires DO:
s mooter 3D. rp sDe 9atf ses ehGs
TYPIsT desires position, knowledge of
shSorthand a.. ex9erienss more important tran
WOMAN. competent. desires position as
resident manager Of apt. or roomng house.
Exp. P. b K operate. Woodley 5Ssg.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
COOK. Al. young, colored, capable. thor
x xilltoE; 4s r. Sundays sll@' weekly
GIRL, colored, 8 hours or part time;
no Saturdays. will work Sundays; plain
sewing. keep children nights. AT. 5O44-W
GIRL. colored. wants lob as maid or gen.
eral houseworker. Decatur $3.50
GIRL, colored. wants general houseVork,
part time or all day; no sundays; city
GILL colored. wishes psrt-time work, good
cook city references. Adams 3742.
GIRL. colored. light complexion. wants
position as child nurse or maid. Wisconsin
3912.
GIRL light colorsd. wants maids or g.hw.
GIRL, colored, wants. full or part o time
work, has health certificate. Hobart O33.
GIRL, white, settled. wishes position. in
adult family 1--we in; 50 per week . Es.er-
GIRL, colored, settled, wishes work. maid
or g.h.w.: with ref. Call THURSDAY and
Friday. RA. 6l3S.
GIRL. colored. neat. wishes job as general
houseworker, good cook. good references.
GIRLS (2D. colored. experienced, with refs;
wish work, MORNINGS, part time days
work laundreSses. District 0O66.
GIRLS ca. colored. job as, chambermaid;
cafeteria, good, plain cook experience
with children; reference Hillside oll1-R
LAUNDRESS colored; clOtneS uoile IN, NY
home Families, SOC per person; bacheiofs'
ST. Lincoln S426.
MAID colored. dependable, honest g.hw,
mornings or afternoon; good plain COOK.
d Ss17, Friday IL to 3 pm
MAID. colored. experienced, wishes Part Part
time or full time. good ref; neat. Call
ME. 0324.
MAID-wish to place .efrcient maid for
morning work only. Call North 2363; hpt'
400.
WOMAN. colored, will do washing, IRON
ing in home 1870 o 81. nw.-
MOTOR TRAVEL.
DRIVING NEW CAR TO LOS ANGELES
Sept /. returning Oct. l. take three BOX
I53-J Star. -
DRIVING TO MIAMI. FLA. SAT. AUG.
24th: can take TWO passengers. Can !.
VASSIL, District 1855. m. to pm.
NORFOLK, ELF. CITY, N. C.; TAKE 5,
s. 90, not return, ". Fri. afternoon; GOVT
empl GE. 24s0
RETURNING TO LOS ANGELES AUG. 18th
or 36th. new car, room for one passenger.
SH. 3049-J. %
GOING TO BUFFALO AND TORONTO
August IS, return Sept. 4, take three.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
tContinued)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Trial Examination
FOR CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATIONS.
This evening at 7 pm.
The Mount Pleasant' School for secre-
Civii Service trial examina tons Tor ap-
plicants OF the coming examination for
,,ypist and stenogrsphers: for nominal
to Civil Service standards and properly
returned by mail. A limited number Of
reservstions will be accepted by telephone.
MOUNT PLEASANT SCHOOL
FOR SECRETARIES,
Tiroli Bldg, J4th at Park Rd.
Telephone Columbia 5000.
WELDING.
Skilled r1en nceded-yoly chance to get
into a msie r:ofitahle field Day and
Dupont 1876 cor. lexington and Que rs.
ne. o2'
STENOG.- TYPIST EXAM.
ps pe pas n nsE s spssd 0u Esam ' ssts
Friday. August so. Always 1rst in quail
ity OF training and Information;
Boyd's Civil Service School,
son, - Established 20 Years. oo,s
HELP WOMEN.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all-around expert
BEAUTY OPERATOR :. Apply loves
Beauty Shop 200 Homer Bldg.
ESsWOMEN-National concern can
yss men at good a
Phone Republic O795.
CLERICAL WORKER, white, high school
graduate, addressograph or typlng exper.
desired. State exp. and age. Box 239-L'
Star.
DEMONSTRATORS, local dept. store, thor
salary. SIS and comm: See Miss Rosenthal.
Tho VIVIAN 1923 G st. NV sun 3-5 p M
GIRL, white, ghw, cook for family Of 3;
mothers helper considered live in or out
1920 Conn. ave, Apt. 203. EN-. 4o46.
GIRLS over 81, some high school educa-
ton. for curb service; no experience neceS-
sary. Apply 800 Georgia ave, s-4.
LADY, attractive, over 81; contact business
and professional men; opportunity for high high
sa o, e E E.sht ST paw Apply SUITE
MILLINERY sALESLADIES. experienced
only; exceptional opportunity. Hollywood
Shops. 1902 F st. NV.
MILLINERY SALESLADIES, thoroughly ex-
nerienced; nice appearing; excellent salary.
Hal bOh, ~ JfIu 81. NV
NURSE. English or French. for year-old
boy. Michigan 02S2.
PATENT LAW FIRM non-sdvertising, de-
Liberal salary State age and experience
PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTER. white. for
finishing plant. State experience, age and
give refs. Apply between . and IL am.
Peoples Drug Stores. II P ST. ne.
SALESLADIES. must be experienced. as
extras. in women's apparel shop. Mr.
OgenS, 1"27 ST. NV.
SALESWOMAN, good appearance and per-
sonality. knowledge of children's ware and
shoes essential. 1929 Conn. ave.
sEAMsTRESs, experienced. understand
cutting and sewing for upholsterIng work
steady work. La France Upholstering Co.,
I5og l4th ST. NV.
TEACHER, white. single. under 30, ex-
perienced; for private primary school;
salary Please state full particulars in
first letter. Box 44l-M, Star.
MATTRESSES. white, u TO 30, years. expe-
rienced n arm service: local references.
Apply 3 TO pm, Tally-Ho Restaurant.
$40 18th 81. NV. No phone calls.
MATTRESSES wanted. experienced. arm
wee Apply 1917 Rhode Island ave ne.
MATTRESSES, living in vicinity OF Silver
SlrIng Md: evening work. Apply Indian
Springs Tavern, Four Corners. Md.
YOUNG LADY about % years Old; good
personality for general Office work; state
age. experience and salary expected.
Box i34-L star
COMMERCIAL ART INSTRUCTOR.
Permanent. Fu!l-T.me Position.
boY 1uH-I. Star
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SALESMEN.
HELP MEN & WOMEN

HELP MEN & WOMEN
CHRISTMAS CARDS with senders name
imprinted. 80 for 81: also special parch-
ments. etc. 25 for 81 with name imprinted.
Six other personal lines and large variety
Ct box assortments; high commissions sam
pies loaned free Come in O. write, Chas. A.
Bee Co., I'LL Walnut St, Phila.
COUPLE, man and wife, colored. house
man with D. C. permit, wife cook and
laundress: live in: city references; $50
month. Emerson 473s.
COUPLE, man as chauffeur and house
man, woman as cook and personal laun-
dress; in family; live in. Dupont 1923
STOCK RECORD CLERK in large whole
sale house, experience not necessary, State
age, previous cfice experience, il anv.
References required. Box ALL. Star. 23-
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HELP MEN.

AUTO MECHANICS. typ, work for Ford
all ca card ogsn celarT
70 am to H'4 pm, 5ol7 Va ave- NV
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC sober, reliable
thoroughly familiar with Mercury and Lin
coln-zephyrs. Bring references to B.
Apply D. 6. s, store in Glen Echo. Cabin
John car. stop IS
ROYS. GIRLS tJewish). sell Hebrew New
Year cards cards. Free SAMPLES good earnings nj.
BRIcKLAYERs. s11 per day; must be first
also 1910 BRYANT St ne. Anthony Izzo.
BRICK LAYER, wanted at once. 4749
Reservoir I'd. NV. Apply Friday morning
CHEF, white. Apply $50 Rockville pike,
Poole's Inn.
CLERK, colored, for meat market; must be
experienced. References. Apply 46l Que
COLLECTORS on Bibles commission basis.
Apply after 8 am, r. Behan. 719 9TH
DRIVER for dry cleaning plant, straight
salary. References required. s213 Georgia
ELECTRICIANS, experienced. new. house
wiremen with car and tools. Call Shep-
herd 3737.
ENGINEER ASSISTANT, second-class IL
csnse State full particulars; sse s eKp fl
permanent position with very good chance
for advancement for the right man. Box
Atm Star.
FURNITURE REPAIRMAN. experienced,
capable OF handling outside complaints
must furnish own car. Apply William E.
Miller Furniture Co. sth and Pa. ave. sc.
JANIToR, colored. for apartment house.
experienced. under 40; quarters and salary.
Box 453-L, Star.
JUNIOR DRUG CLERK, experienced must
have good references Apply Mayfower
Pharmacy. Mayfiower Hotel.
MAN for special route work in ne; must
have car; earnings good to start. BOX
GAIL. Star.
MAN wishing year-round employment, with
in Arlington County, Va. Box 254-L. Star.
MAN, young. age 24-3O, single. COLLEGE
education or equivalent. aggressive and not
afraid of work: large corporation. ABBY
% Eye st. sc. 8 am. Friday.
MAN, young, over 81 for ambulance work
in undertaking establishment: Tyr. resi-
dence In p. { and city references required.
IN mems clothing store: experience not nee
essary, honesty and neatness required:
gentle, from Masonic family preferred:
small salary to start; with steady advance
ment. Write Bcx 392-L, Star, stating age,
heignt and all qualifications.
ing and laundry branch ONCE in Sc. Box
194L Star.
MAN. exp. in meat cutting and groceries.
Apply at once, Foxcroft DIGS. Market,
1903 Columbia pike, Arlington.
MEN--AAA-1 rated corporation will hire
Apply s-i2. suite EOS. 142S St. NV.
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COMMERCIAL ART INSTRUCTOR.
Permanent. Full-T!me Position.
Box lg6-L. Star.

EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER.
Must have a least j yrs experience WIN
SHAPIRO, INC. I34I CONN. AVE.
SALESLADIES, experienced
in coat and dress depts. APP
ply Hearn's, 006 It'll st. NV,
after II am.
WANTED Stenographer
with general Office expert
ence; good salary to person
who qualities. Give age and
experience. Box 1911, Star.
COMPETENT EXPERT
ENCED STENOGRAPHER
For established casualty insur-
ance branch. State satisfactory
salary. Box 446-L. Star.
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PIANOS FOR RENT-New full keyboard.
latest model instruments only 81 weekly.
Money YOU pay as rental will be deducted
from prlce If YOU decide 10 buy later.
Ma. 1923. Jordan's, Co-ner 18th and
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PIANO. used, medium size, Steinway grand.
in unusually good condition. S625. very
easy terms MA. 1923. JordanS. corner
I3fh and @ SIS
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LOST.
FOUND,
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BRING OR REPORT deserted. stray animals
1only) to the Animal PROTECTIVE Assoc'ation-
Atlantic 1853 or Atlantic 7l42.
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REFRIGERATORS- low prices. on
hrand-new 1910 standard makes Of re-
frieerators with factory Swear guarantee;
ReposSesSed and recorditioned General
Electric. Westinghouse Frieidaire. Crosley.
Kelvinator Norge and others as low as
50. A group OF 1889 refrigerators IN
origina factory cases sacrificed al $50
of list prices. No money down. Long,
allowance
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PIANO. used. mahogany case small size
baby grand in excellent condition. Sl9s:
very easv terms. MA. 1913. Jordan s,
nd =
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PIANOS-Buy from US and save Used
upriehts $40. SIS. 500 and up. Also bar
gains in spiHets and grsnds. Republic
1890. The Piano Shop, lois 9TH ST. NV.
PIANO. upright, must be moved. Make
offer Phone TAYLOR 6l5 50
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PIANO, smaI-size Wurlitzer studio upright,
in unusually good condition. S159; easy
terms. MA. 4130. kits, 1880 6 st. NV.
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PIANO, slightly used latest model. full ss-
note spinet; very special only sos; easy
terms, Republic 1880. The Piano Shop.
IOI5 eth
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beautiful white IcEBOX, SIS IS. worth
double; lounge chairs they lock new.
maple dinet;e with refectory table Gnlaid
linoleum top, buffet and china; COM
chairs. 81 90. while they last" HURRY.
TREMENDOUS WAREHoUsE" we own
not sell dealers ACNE STORAGE.
46Is I4th 81. NV. Georeia 1000. OPEN
NIGHTS Make your Sept. st local NOV
ing reservation NOW" FREE ESTI-
MATES OPEN NIGHTS
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PIANO, slightly used. latest model Knabe
spinet. now for sale at a worthwhile re-
dlction over the new price; looks like
new instrument: new guarantee; easy
terms. Ma. 4130. Kits, 1890 G ST.
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pants EarnlSA. enamel at cost GIincen
Paint Store. 1917 18th NV. HO. OFFS.
PIANOS FOR RENT-New full keyboard.
latest model instruments. only 81 month
~; grands; s. month"; money paid as
decide TO buy later. Ma $3.50. kits.
1890 G. st. Middle of the block, between
18th and 18th stsl
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PIANO. latest model console Chick
ering spinet bull walnut finish; now re-
6Uced to S4G5. A floor sample that lists
for S5A5 Very eaSv terms MA 1923.
Jnrdans. cnrnnr Eth ard G SIS.
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RADIOS 50: all makes. our OF STORAGE and
rnpossessed: 800 orlg values to $3.50 in
stock Open $ TO 8 1910 eth st. NV.
RADIOS. S495 complete and up: clear
ance sale trade-in sets. good selection 10
choose from. Apex Elec. Co.. 700 9th Ct.
NV Open ewes till O.
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OIL BURNER = Special summer price,
Sl49.5u until SEPT l.. Complete instarn-
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