Evening Star Newspaper, February 5, 1926, Page 24

24 | TIREEBNSHD | o] TOMMLEYAMEE N AUTO THEFTS Lads Regaie Detectives With Stories of Adventures With Stolen Cars. Talice he achoolboy sv s would turn of the that the Open sores on ]eg | for more than year Rerinol healed in v leg for a year or e medical attention and - \ tried did no good. One day I saw an advertisement for Resinol Ointment in newspaper and I | bought a jar of | it. In less than three weeks my sores healed up and have been welleve my wife h { sick for vear and had Ted =ores we induced her to try thi salve and the = The three more than also in connection with the | of an automobile owned nan of 604 Tennessee | f 1 pd] Alfved E. Baur. 1014 Monroe St. With your Gasoline at the new “STANDARD" Service Station Long in the hotel busine: [ K> was at one time man: Gordon Hotel and went to the Metro n.-nvm in 1910, He also was at one ime manager of the old Columbia ’ Athletic Club. He was a direc of the Security - EXPIRES SUDDENLY - ‘Metropoman Hotei Propnetor | . fe Falls Dead at Home Near | Laurel, Md. \|sn 1 a member of d of Trade, the ub and promi- B. French member | | | | Townley Alexander ) proprietor 1 in his home Farm, near Laurel, nizht, shortly after the hotel. His wife hurriedly 1) | moned a_ physician, bhut Mr. Mckes 500 apiece. which ‘‘escape was dead when the doctor arrived ice, are well worth finding. 2= the zood health | admiralty pays a reward of £30 each for their recovery. Edmonston & Co. INC. New Address 612 13th St. LAST DAY SATURDAY 109% DISCOUNT ON all lines of Men’s, Women’s and Children’s SHOES $6.35 for the brok Strap Pumy EDMONSTON & CO. (Incorporated) 612 13th Street %ot o f4 § Next Droop’s ANDREW BETZ, Manager Md., late returninz from | sum worth ahout Discharged torpedoes, 5 Auring | He apparently had heen in | until stricken. lines of Women's and Oxfords. 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Other Service Stations in Washington #2612 Sherman Avenue, N. W. 14th and D Streets. N. W. 26th St. and Pennsylvania Ave., N. W. *Massachusetts Ave.and 2nd St., N.W. Florida and New Jersey Aves.,N. W. sGeorgia Ave. and Blair Road, N. W. *Florida Ave. and H Street, N. E. Florida Ave. and First St., N.E. §510 Colorado Avenue, N. W. STANDARD OIL CO. *Connecticut Avenue and Porter Street, N. W. *Bladensburg Road & Barney St. (Cottage City) *Georgia Avenue and Quincy Strect, N. W. *Bennings and Cool Spring Roads, N. E. *New York, New Jersey Aves.and3rd St., N. W. *Wisconsin Avenue, near Warren Street, N. W. sConnecticut and Nebraska Aves., N. W. *New Hampshire Avenue and M Street, N. W. *Florida Ave. and 14th Street, N. W. *3327 M St., 1. W. (Georgetown) *Wisconsin and Miller Aves. (Bethesda) *Maryland Ave. and 6th St., S. W. *18th and L Streets, N. W, 14th and P Streets, N. W. *15th St. and Pennsylvania Ave., §. E. +8th and M Streets, N. W. “Georgia Ave. and Kenyon St., N. 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