the present to the severest shoc k- s a p<4 bumps. ** A
reline your brakes morrow. «*, n . .. J/ i Ot/L lfjtai mWI
We Re9erve the Right to Limit Quantities A hand9omel y
Here S how to clean in a very few minutes. 6 attaX:hfc jj y carr i #( j.
1 rL ... Touch-up Enamel—39c We reserve the right to limit quantities
I Chamois Skm 29c Top Dressing, pint can. 39c branch stork sold tn enrh matnmw
Linseed Oil Soap, lb. 17c Fender Brush 29c 1724 14th StN. W, -,, . Soldto each Corner.
Wool Dnster 69c Sponges 10c 1 ViStt our special department for Fords
| j ; « ancf our Service Station in our Ninth Street
open Saturday From BA.M. to 11:30 P. M . ' Store.
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in Ohio, will join the University of
Wisconsin foot ball staff this Fall as
end coach.
He succeeds Chuck Carney, who
goes to Harvard in a similar capacity.
Blaik was picked by Walter Camp
as all-American end in 1919.
TWINS BLESS SWIMMERS.
LOS ANGELES. August 13 <>P).—
Twins were born here yesterday to
Betty Becker, Olympic and national
woman’s diving champion and wife
of Clarence Pinkston, Olympic div
ing champion of 1920 and national
champion for four years.
WASHINGTON TRAPSHOTS
TO BE BUSY TOMORROW
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Regular weekly spoon shoots and
annual trophy events will occupy
members of the Washington Gun Club 1
tomorrow on their range at Bennlng.
A spoon will go to high scratch gun
and also to high added-target gun.
The local scattergun artists are
propping for the annual Grand Amer
ican Handicap meeting, at Dayton,
1 Ohio, the last week in August.
SPORTS.
42 RACERS ARE SOLD.
