Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1926, Page 52

MISCELLANEOUS. YHE EVENING THE SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON ASHINGTON, 1926. D. C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, AUTOMOBILES, ETC. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. (Continued.) NEW STORE. ction, rapidly progressing: Y Diisiiess. . Excellent oppor: | make rent reasonable until ’IRO CO., 04! 0 sia n evenings and Sun ‘s‘“n"asm THE BOAT R = ; N e g NN == ? ot all e, with new tires: ull in READILY BUT =z { IONSAZS = \ - Bon't™ v s :‘m::‘aml“‘q,'::u i« $10 THEWR MOTHER ‘Co ABaT M ot e WAS DRWEN OVER | £gARED THE . THE SIDE WHEN WATER AND THE “HE INCOMING TIDE | FRAIL LOOKING BEGAN TO RUN SWIFTLY— THEN THE SWISS FAMWLY ROBINSON ENTERED THE d 5.4 3 = SON SEDA TuB BOAT AND \ R~ o0 i WERE BORNE b 2 e r‘\ ¢ ; > HEDSON BT AT RAPIOLY 7 Toe seltiar. g awey. Susdpn e TOWARD THE : ISLAND — HE LVESTOCIK N THE WRECKED VESSEL- Miciness is b t JOSE th FORD coupe, 1926: almost new: several ax tras: a bargain. Steuart Motor Co.. 141 12th &t n.e. oA W FORD TOURINGS, lats mode! perfect con dition: some with new tires. e _have tiram SHE o 8110 Dpet ereal Auto Co., 107 BED-DAVE: BUIte With value for et nw BED DAV hogany $150. SEDANS, ton chassls and and up. Triangle Moto BICYCLE { Rock Creek Ford rd. Phone Cley OACH, 1024 8375 DREW NEARER ¢ A SIRIP. OF { sty mORRYG £ il ke i g {{feHOBTLE SoRCH. 3 | equipped from npers to motometer. loon tires. one spare. a splendid piece of porta appeal to any 2 We will trade o this fob: :10-day guara and low_terms BY J. CARROLL MANSFIELD | ¥ d HUPMOBIL) like this if you this one for $750. U 1526 14th at. n.w, overstuffad 1ite of bean. 1\ dedien Kpiece .. wprings 1 = @WcClure Newspaper Syndicate o <loth bou: bicets. Big Bo Elacxson's Famous FLANK MARCH THROUGH THE WILDERNE'SS Yo ATTATK THE UNION RIGHT WG . 5p "2, T o AN wheel braies. bumpers. v S ] N’} ; vision mirror, windshi ), | and one epare. Th Z< Peautiful Holland b 1 never need to apologize { Tient. terms o balance l Wardman_Motors, JORDAN linsky Main Q) 5 g Ly ( “ .', ¥ O & T, » g Wbt QT N MAY 2ND, 1863, HOOKER'S UNION ARMY OF THE POTOMAC WAS STRENGTHENING THE e 350 terms. mahog. ment of Investment Hidg. Nov. 6th 36 or 38, ¥ nifed. ¢ 260, DEFENSIVE LINE AT CHANCELLORSVILLE, TO WHICH IT HAD RETIRED AFTER A SHORT ACTION WITH THE CONFEDERATES THE PREVIOUS DAY. HOOKER'S RIGHT WING, HELD BY THE 11TH CORPS UNDER GEN. HOWARD, LAY WEST OF CHANCELLORSVILLE IN A DENSE, TANGLED ARLY IN THE MORNING, THE CONFEDERATE BATTERIES BECAN A FURIOUS CANNONNADE UPON THE UNION LEFT, WHICH WAS FOLLOWED BY AN INFANTRY -ATTACK, BUT THESE DEMON- STRATIONS WERE MERELY FEINTS TO SCREEN A FAR MORE IMPORTANT MOVEMENT WHICH “STONEWALL™ JACKSON'S CORPS WAS THEN ACKSON'S FORCE HAD BEEN SEEN AT CATHERINE FURNACE, SOUTH OF CHANCELLORS- VILLE, BUT, AFTER A BRIEF FIGHT WITH THE FEDERALS, SEEMED TO BE RETREATING SOUTH- WARD TO GORDONSVILLE. INSTEAD, HE PLUNGED INTO THE WILD THICKETS OF THE JACKSON'S BRILLIANT CAREER. THOUGH HIS MEN WERE WEARY FROM THEIR LONG MARCH, THEY SUDDENLY POURED OUT OF: THE :WO0DS, 22,000 STRONG, AND, EMITTING THE WILD “REBEL YELL", DROVE HOWARD'S STARTLED o o fl mew Alexandria e “WILDERNESS" AND BY LATE AFTERNOON WAS QUIETLY APPROACHING THE UNION RIGHT WING IN LINE OF BATTLE. SOLDIERS BEFORE THEM LIKE DEAD LEAVES BEFORE A HURRICANE. cludm toilet table. chiff roon ete and others, 1 FURNITURE obe. ¢ 7 REGION OF BRUSH AND STUNTED TREES KNOWN AS THE “WILDERNESS". MAKING. : XXII—The First Business Men. . ) i & fren: ) ? 3 S 7= W 5 B n ¥ L B WD /,{ A MINIRSZS? \ \) Q) { OARLAND. whenal hrali ready 1o 5o 1708 L st OLDSMOBILE | extellent co Moonw. M LOLDS 6 SPOR new ful gree A GAS RANG Jubie cop: eaters. { OVERLAND SiX ~ not | wner: bovght | Eition: G0 mmine L cet-celluloid: | ’ 4 - St t 1 onthwest ‘i - g TG01: open evenings M(”n"‘m:{ . - . % ¥ ), A = Z ro JOACH, laigst model Ciwern 4 and § o = mwleé 5 Fiyiranter: Wil carrifes on cas (®1.0 Lacon seems 1o HAVE HAD ITS ORIGIN « IN PREHISTORIC MINING. EXCAVATORS FREQUENTLY HAVE FOUND THE SKELETON OF A CHILD WITH THE BONES OF AN ADULT IN A MINE WHERE A CAVE-IN OCCURRED THOUSANDS OF YEARS AGO. IR aieeriol um WAS ONE OF THE ORIGINAL ARTICLES OF ave. before 1 = COMMERCE. EARLY MAN TRAVELED MILES TO BARGAIN FOR FLINT POSSESSING UNUSUAL LUSTER OR HAVING SPECIAL HARDNESS. wertect @NE MINER WAS THE FORERUNNER OF THE TRAVELING SALESMAN. HE ORIGINATED SRADE fine shape garage 1 1oth und K EACKM THE USEFUL METAL PICKS AND SHOVELS OF A LATER AGE, THE STONE AGE MAN USED A STAG ROUTES. THESE ROUTES FOLLOWED RIVERS HORN AS HIS CHIEF TOOL IN FLINT MINING. BECAUSE EARLY MEN HAD THEIR SHELTERS NEAR WATER. pointment T “’l“ ,M;_]r © McClure Newspaper Syndicate | STUDERARER. .~ "] TIERE’S TO YOUR HEALTH! s ol g L st me. At Hhat fo Do 5 o Prevertion Fachnie. | WILLYS K > 1on Tl upholtery D GET CHILD INTERESTED IN I pamperertas, ol GOMETHING ELGE | stdiniaidwioe N GTUBBORN CASES, EX- Tor Ry CEPT WHERE CONTRA- INDICATED § st USE ALUMINGM MITTENS OR PN NIGHTDRESS SLEEVES TO SIDES. 00D LOOXS OR LGLY APPEARANCE ARE REFLECTED BY THE FACE -THE REATURES 5 el Hmv-' She “‘ OF THE FACE ARE MADE UP A Tnoking for 4 car Priced vers TO GREAT EXTENT OEV;NE g A :riap,o'nu rke. 1475 Columbi SHAPE AND DOSMI ™E ~ = -- y rd ol 3 TEET WILLYSKNIGHT 4051 S CLTZE? CHILDHOOD MABITS alwive been in great i X fnd sturdy appearaney ’ SUCH AS FINGER SUCKING ? finisn o’ Temizht * e with nomut OR USING A PACIFIER TAKE - . Namingo. striping:. needless 10 =2y this «a THE CHTEHESS o or | f § Btk (o boolh e e e CHILDREN THE HABITS SHOULD 5 BE BROKEN N CHILDNOOD ! 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R %, b | CHRYSLER 7 Phone Cl ] b 1 i These 6 aroEs 1n wl the best of FORD SEDANN £ood_condi roduced v senflick. Line pedigreed FORD TOURING. Garags 1924 cood s S0, 1500 I, St N.W wnt oi Investment Bldg NEW P, P Onen evening ‘. e $180.00 290,00 a10°00 330.00 $300.00 400.00 700.00 Begal oo t Story & Clark . Terms | Jpart | Me 5363 ‘Car Dept. l 1 your_pocketbook Lincoln Vse Main 2080. CHEVROLE - | chanically ex: tires, in good condition: emall d v terms ajranged. R 7!.!»"\.}1 ¢ e . ). b years. A perfect diamond weigh- ¥ ing 1 carat—a gem of — | uncommon brilliance.... inte 0S4 {1 ROTTNSON ¥ Vattery | motd Rtear 1114 Vermont Ave. AMERICAN. Can LASTS 23 i notes montits €0 by “old_setter. broken Trade eck's Garage, ol unbroken. Call Line. WANTED has just h HOMER L. KITT €0 3 iGEsuiNeL $395 NOT ONB UNUSUAL DIAMOND BARGAING ' A diamond weighing 1 and JARGAINS, S { 75-100 carats beautifully blue-white solitairet cut and very brilliant. Special ... Dew Sy-carat 4% diamond ring, very tine cut and | fdame tbrilliant gem. lady’s solid plati- 15) npum mounting. studded with 8 diamonds. Must be sold at once. FRADE-IN~ SMALL-CAR ~PECIAL SAL} t R CKE'S S 5 2 NEW MODERN DOC AT HOSPITAL. | ** 5.1 n 11 . 3 ~ DODGE TOTURING, i TRVING ST, N.W. COL. 67 2 ! A diamond weighing 1 and ame vl e 12-100 carats or 13 points less than a carat and a quarter. Specially priced at . . A beautiful mond of 2 and 92-100 carats or 8 points less than 3 carats. A perfect, pure white stone, emer- ald cut in man’s mount- -.81,795 A man’s solid platinum diamond studded Wal- tham watch—very thin model . TOMOBIL! nd used: counes, sedan®, | o i Tt i trom S50 ¢ : o Su K5 smiall 1924, S Jones alance in’ unpaid notes. T ; y_driver very good condition: motom- absorbers, parking light. sun e Bano. N oseh mirrorand windshield 4—4 new tires, ox i T T cuaranteed. = Call At- {1 o0 dition: $375: terms li | FORD SEDAN. 4-door: Tate model: wiightly gua S8 1eed: low mile speedometer, 4 new tires | i seve extras, _Party taking up | just the unpaid notes. $27K: 1% months_to pay_for it S BU coaches 3 ve. Apt. 60K or S%bee phoue Poton 24 after 6:30 p.m. Day 10 AUTOMOBILES 'O BE SOLD FOR ACH $125. CHEVROLET COACH, demonstrator. latest model: spare. parking, bumpers. (ransmis: | sion_lock: sub; new car | Owens Motor Co., it ol ic 5 COAC Blue-white solitaire diamond ;{‘;‘,{‘;;;ng’i;, e oy or | engagement ring, extra fine, : | fiery gem, solid platinum mount- }s|ing. studded with 26 large dia monds. An unusual 1 §250. cood running . cur BU RO. tains paint; ood tires st.n hia car must be v r terns DODG hew : FORD COTF xeep- | lextras: owne rw.. Apt. 5 " EORD 4-DUOR Washington Au vOU BET THILA WILL RUN W dires $75 purchased at & v n nd 01 8889, | — - can be_arran Solid plaunum diamond din- ner ring, studded all over with marquis and emerald cut dia- monds; finest quality and work- manship; cost originally, S600. Party must sacrifice. $375. ondition BN N0000 % sk Rl FORD ROADSTER, 1926: run less than 500 Tier 6 p.me miles. “Can ht at a big =avin ‘Hangle Motor Co., 'S verfect | CHEVROLET TOURING, 1030: Condiiion fn cvery respect & e, | anid-motor perfect: fibet gear in motor. & | i 3905 Huntingten e tires. Dumpers, vark Tght, mirror. au- | 5 - BUICK SEDAN. Master Six. 4-door. Senass. wirdlshield wiper, stabilizers. bull | DODGE SPECIAL ROAD! beautiful maroon Dico. in perfect condition ‘ g ft | less than s er. g0 5.000 miles Bareain ot cah: et demonsiration. — Call 475 cash. consider terms. 162 | pearance excellent. Cleve. 131-W. evenings. BUICK 4 TOURDY ical condition and rub) Exchange. 1617 BUICK 0 ¢ e ' nilles pegrance excels ) 5 | 1g. very fine cut| _ D B A L i ok b VROLE’ [ X G Tate model—Driven less | FORD o e ost $150; sacrinice - ' d il rin ke’ & new bargain. Adams 996-W. ¥ hevrol | RADIO SERVIC = i el : - ) hw | o e v b o it Open Evenings and Sunday- | i HUDSON, CHEVROLET, OLDSMOBILI: AND OTHERS. PES—LChoica of | good tires and Srvant st n. g DURA 3. 4-passenger: 5 Co. __Cleveland 4 sod dire good”condifion: | pop ROLET COACH, demonstral ates e e e | paint and o pés than 1.000 mi ‘mod ) tcondition 15 months. Mr. : terme €18 sonthwest it ROLET T ore. TioreheRst cxcellent mechan: | months; balloon _ tire T ey ke ery little: beautiful car at @ Triangle Motor Co., Ve nw v Feri—emne—eso. | HOLLAND MOTOR CO., Iu wirine. 15 cnevrotet ‘o, $86.1 1019 17th St. (Bet. K & L) s; S150 | ESS OACH, 192 Stokes, | ent in every reapect: reasonable. gem y erials srected, sets # shop: motor exceilent, rubber very good: | FORD COUPE onthe ol | stalled and repaired: equipment 1o locate { $525: 6-4 refin 1A B this ‘car has had excellent care and is a | S02 cash. h._Die 1163, 49 Main 9039 trouble: lowest rates. ~Kennedy's. Adama 205, | and spare: $650: e O i - AN, 1026 mi wonderful bargain: terms if desired 7 | FORD TCDOR SEDAN. 1926, not 4 mio Ebiihies oo R e ot D CATTLE | e, Tun. gt it Tireicne | CLAE ey M Yo boutiy W SeRe | W a T < CetT | Fomn [UhoR oA Ipomiager| g ) 3 g s A rice. © Smal down. balan food atiing . Nght, © stop e e = = Wl 12y ande and aricle uned Curtmee. | o Sy TGS ASRLCOTES o | Supeg, £ ol cop, i piia ks | Bl SRS 67 0 0 B S e bt Bl ool PR | SO ONE ANERIGAS, (AR 14573 a8 \ OPTICAL ages. 6 weeks up; -‘ou'flr;fzflor : e surroundinge and 1t will pay you ' CHEVROLET COUPE. 927G nw farme. Call Atlantic 3827 ‘after & p.m. “REO KAHN OPTICAL CO., Drices reasonable. - Morton J, Luche Farms. Wit i in Duco: perfect sh 3 - r N. $100; good mechaale RE =t AT AR Rethesda 2141 Wm. W ‘Rirby. mansger, 00 10 Mam halance ¢ i y i o i hew op, new Datters. R0od Datah e NOT ONE St WL Rockviiie, d, %G i X A 4 3 (Coutinued on Next Page 617 7th