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Evening star., 1915-04-01
FARM Jobs STILL OPEN,
U. S. BUREAU REVEALS
Several Hands Needed for Agricul.
tural Work in Vicinity
Of the Capital.

| There are still few positions on farms
J in the vicinity of Washington open for
/, the unemployed, according to the latest
bulletin issued by the federal employment
bureau. which has headquarters in the
Mills building, 18th street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest. These positions,
detailed information about which may be
obtained by applying to the headquarters.
| are:
| Virginia: Lunenberg county-One mar
ried and two single men for general work
on truck and tobacco farms. Negroes.
Experienced Transportation advanced
and deducted $40 per month winter. SIS
per month summer. Unfurnished house.
garden and fuel. Same wages for single
men. free board and lodgings. Wife with
married man could do general housework
Summer wages, April / to October /.
Wanted April Is.
Loudoun County Places.
Loudoun county-Two men and one
boy for general farm work. One married,
but not over one child Any English
speaking No Germans Experienced.
except boy, who will do chores. Trans
portation advanced and deducted. For
married man, $50 per month. unfurnished
house, garden, fuel and milk. For herds
man. s25 per month and board. For boy,
SIS per month and board. All must Abe
good mixers.
Maryland: Baltimore county-One mar
| ried man for diversified farming. Ex
perienced. No children permitted 500
| $40 per month. unfurnished house. gar
den, fuel and milk. Wife could work.
Anne Arundel county-One married man
for farm work French, Belgian, Ger
man or Scandinavian. l to cows. Some
experience. Transportation advanced
within $50 miles and deducted. SIS per
month, unfurnished house, garden, fuel
and milk. Wife could cook and do house
work at SO per month. Would like two
boys in family, 10 to Is years of age, and
would pay. them s1o-s1s per month for
green hand; S15-s1S pei month for expert
enced; board themselves. Wanted May l.
Single Man Desired.
Baltimore county-One single man for
general farm work English; no foreign
ers; cows. Experienced. Transporta-
ton advanced and deducted. SIG per
month, board and lodging.
Anne Arundel county-Two single men
for stable work. care Of horses and cows.
Scandinavian. Dutch mot German. Swiss.
Scotch. English-speaking necessary.
Eight cows. Experienced. No transpor-
tation. $50 per month, free board. lodging
and washing.
Charles county-Two married men for
general farm work. Any English speak
ing. to cows. Experienced. Must be
able to- handle plow and cultivator.
Transportation advanced. $22 per month
winter, s25 per month summer. unfur-
nished house, garden and fuel Would
take single man at s1S per month winter.
322 per month summer. free board, lodg-
ing and washing. Summer wages. March
/ TO December Il. Wanted April l.
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Easter Flowers Promptly Delivered.
Plenty of beautiful homegrown flowers
and blooming plants at GUIDES, 1914 y
advertisement.
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Are fou Going to San Franeiseo.
Get details Rochesters House Party
Tours. Ches. &c Ohio Ry., 1893 r st
ADV ertisement
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and blooming plants OF every desired
variety at Shamers 300 18th Ivy. Your
orders assured prompt attention.-Ad-
yertisement
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Phone Your Want Ad to The Star.
Main 2440
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We Do Electric Wiring.
1904 &C. A. Muddiman g. Co.-616 18th
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Films and Other Photo Supplies.
Columbia Photo. Sup. Co.. 1434 N 7. ave-
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Star of the East Is the Best White,

Portfolios. Schmidt. 1927 18th st.
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Charlie Chaplin daily. Virginia, COS 9th
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Mazda Electric Lamps.
Our prices reduced All sizes.
etS 18th st. c. A. Muddiman. 1904 6 st
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Perry Jones Has an Order
for his candy from Panama. \. 6S93
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Phone Your Want Ad to The Star.
Main 244o.
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LOCAL MENTION.

Hot Cross Buns, l5c Dozen.
Delivered fresh and hot to your home,
Direct from the bakery, by our wagons.
Holmes Bakery, 107 F ST. Phi. M. 1887.
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KLINE BROS. Big
ANNIVERSARY
SALE NOW ON

The forieth anniversary sale of
Kline Brothers. clothiers and mems
FURNISHINGS. at ll42 Main street. is
now In progress and will continue I'M
I'll October 20. Big reductions have
been made on everything in stock. and
there will be Is handsome prizes given
away. which are now on display n
the windows OF the store.
The anniversary is the fortieth OF
this well known store. which is one
OF the oldest in the city. having been
10 years in the same locality.
Abe attractive reductions on Kline's
immense stock are doubly welcome.
coming Just when winter clothing is
required.
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BEST SELLERS IN
THE MUSIC WORLD


Last weeks most popular Victor
records, according TO the demand upon
the stock of a local music firm. are:
No. 17.s16-"Silver Threads Among
the Gold Danks): Neapolitan trio.
Oh Promise Me" (DeKoven), Vene.
tian trio.
No. 35.477-"Songs OF the Pas, -
Victor mixed chorus.
No. CAUSE.-THE Vacant Chair "
RoOt-Washhurn.
The most popular sheet music selec.
tons reported last week by a well.
known Wheeling music house are:
When l Leave the World Behind. 4"
living Berlin.
When You're Away From the Only
Girl"
There's a Rose in Old Erin" Gala.
han-Klickman.
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SIDE TALKS
The Putter Day
10y Ruth cameeon.,

I've had the loveliest day. today. 20
said my neighbor
What have you been doing?"
Nothing and everything. It's been
a putter day"
What might that be-"
"A day when I do all the little put
terry JOBS that I've been meaning TO
get at for months and months. ana
always putting off until some day
managed TO get most OF my routine
work out of the way so that | had the
day free. and | got up early and De-
gan 10 putter right after breakfast
and puttered steadily all day.
What did do? Wen. in the nrst
place | went up in the attic and sorted
out the pieces in my piece box. re-
arranged them so that | could ma
them. and put aside a big batch or
Aunty May to use in her patchwork.
Gathering the Flower Seeds.
Then ! went outdoors and gath
cred my flower seeds and put some
IN the box in the attic window TO
dry. and some in envelopes 10 send
away.
"Then-let me see-oh. yes. the
next thing | did was 10 make out
fresh telephone card. You know YOU
need one every once in a while: your
old ones get clogged with names you
don't use and mussed up with
changed numbers. and scrubbed over
with casual numbers. that the family
will persist in jotting down on the
edges.
Next ! reorsanized my bookcases.
With big family and big family's
friends using the books. and with new
books being added. the cases Will get
cut OF order. Y = ? . "a
stock now and
find anything.
Then ! looked over my wardrobe,
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picked out what could give away
and put Il in the charity bag.
CAr.s.z "a. A.

Sorting Out the Years Letters.
That took me until the middle OF
the afternoon. and left me Just time
enough for the last job on my list
always write them down and then
cross them off. IL gives you such a good
feeling That job was TO sort out the
years letters. burn those I didn't want
TO keep. and hle those 1 did. 1 finished
that Just in time TO battle and dress be-
fore dinner.
Nothing end everything" finished
my neighbor with a smile ITS been a
lovely doy. ! love putter days"
And 50 fascinating was her picture
that remembered that I also loved
them and appointed one for next week
Does II fascinate you. too. reader
friend
Questions and Answers.
What do YOU think of a. man that
having married n young girl not vet
seventeen years old. will not let her visit
her old girl friends and will not let her
depot TO meet her mother without some
kind Of insult or threats II you were
her mother would you continue TO visit
her.
Answer should say from the evil
dcnce that you submit that the man was
insanely jealous. Can't she get some IN
pretudiced friend OF both to reason with
himr ~ | were her mother / certainly
shouldn't DESERT her in her troubles III
let such minor thing as hts unwilling
ness To have her some TO the depot de-
ter youT Don't foster the diHagreements
between them. he tactful and as agree
able TO him as possible. but don't desert
your daughter.
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NEIoHBoRHooD BIBLE CLASSES.

The Home Girls Bible class will meet
nonday nt 10 y. m. In the Y w {. A
MISS Alma Hubbard. leader.
District No. - will meet with Mr.
Joseph \. Metcalf 10 Fifteenth street
Monday at 700 o'clock. Miss Lafferty
leader. -
The Echo Point Bible class will meet
with Mrs. Frank Cox. Hubbard aycnue
Mrs s u. Ciegg. leader
District l2f-lZ5 will meet with Mrs
James II. Beans. Pleasant Valley. Tues
DAY az 200 y. m. Mrs. s. I'd Elliott.
leader.
District 127-A will meet with M.
Hcnry Heller, Park View. Thursday At
% .. m. Miss Ethel williams Leader
20 District No las will meet with Mr. &.
g smith, 522 s. Penn street. al 7.3O d.
M. Mrs. G. G. Smith. leader
The bethlehem Bible class will meet
NJ the bethlehem chapel Tuesday al 4 200
CLOCK. Miss Mary Wayman. leader.
The AetnaVtllc Bible class will meet
az the Aetnaville chapel Thursday AZ Z 30
D. m. Miss Anna Frederick leader.
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SOOTHE AND HEAL
YOUR ECZEMA
WITH POSLAM

who seek a treatment for Eczema ana
sillng skin Not only does ~ possess
SHOWN merit and healing properties
put II Is absolutely harmless and no
injury results from its use. Has been
UNUSUALLY satisfactory in treatment
q stubborn cases Of Eczema some OF
should be very helpful in your case ar
laying itching quickly and showing i'm
Piiosylleht every DAY. Use foElam for
word about soap-if ordinary
toilet soap irritates. try Poslarn Soar
Ine1lcated with Poslam and superior FOR
daily use. toilet and bath
For samples. send &C stamps 10 En-
Srkency Laboratories. ~ West 18th 81
ne" YORK city. Sold by all Druggists
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Don't Use Curling Ironl
Here's a Better Method
woman Beautifully

BY no means use a heated iron II
makes the hair dry and dead looking
Swing most unkcmpt appearance. AZ
ser brushing the hair thoroughly lust
zip a clean tooth brush In q saucer OF
pain liquid silmerinc and run 10 through
VIC parts % tho hair 60 b. curlcd DO
his AZ bedtime and you will b. quite
surprised when You behold yourself in
the mirror next morning The hair will
Dc BEAUTIFULLY waVy and curling and the
ERECT will appear altogether natural
You viii have no trouble doing up your
resses IN the style you desire and they
viii look and feel fluffy and comfortn-
BILE. You need not hesitate 90 use pura
silrnertne. which you can procure az any
druEEiata. a. 80 f. perfectly harm ys.sa
and VIII leave no greaey. gummy or
strealy trace. a Few ounces will last
for months
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The marriage Thursday, October Ia OF
Miss Wilma Hastings. Of Glendale and
MT, Charles r. Nay. Of this city. will be
or interest TO their many friends. Rev.
John II. Howard. formerly 81 Mounds
Vile, performed the ceremony. Mr. Nav
u prominently known In this city. being
connected with the Nay shoe Co. Mrs.
Nay has been head nurse al the Glendale
hospital FOR several years and has a wide
circle Of friends IN this vicinity. Upon
their return from n honeymoon spent in
the east. they will be at home 70 their
friends after November ]. az II Vermont
street
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What would you du ir fDu were q wife
With hIEh standard Hf morals and s.ur
HUSBAND should carry on a fIrfnfIun
Win hH1NfIfuI Young woman BELONGING
IH faai social 900 Would you frr o.
teach him o. lesson tV pretending f. no..
o. 81 fHr attention uf another man Hn
fHr principle that fhr same code that
governs Che woman should rfrHfnfa fEr
conduct OF fhr unur
What would 5000 dn lf tnu were o. rrs.
NfnI Nni 1"Ir Wit. should seem fH de.
rNrHrI fNN H"U.HI InH witch holds the
wufuHu fH a afrIrfrr account trrn ffa
man m 500 ore In doubt wee Mans
treroEailtr at The Princess theatre On
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rhirtesnth Rirthdax.

Mr.. Russell West was host 20 a num-
Der OF his friends Saturday afternoon.
in the celebration OF his thirteenth
birthday. Motion pictures proved a fea-
ture OF much interest during the after
noon. at the close OF which pleasing re-
Treatments were served at the West
home Those present were: Charles
Friesmuth. Fritz Weimer. George Nc
kown. Howard Fredericks. Charles
Schuck. Jr Carl Hicks. Henry Bell
Paul West. william Rempe. Joseph Bor-
land. James Glass. Earl Weimer. George
Schuhart. Russell Clarke. Edward Fred
ertcks, Harold Meyers, Charles HICKS.
Harold West. Russell West. Melvin
Naylor. George Wallace. Manuel Msrko-
witz.
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SECOND coPPnR ORDER.

GENEVA. oct. H.. Via Paris. 6.tO q. m.
- group 81 siNty-four electrical fac
tories has placed its second order ID,
we United states for electrolytic COP
hhu ihlH mas been consumed. The uree-
'nt order ls for 500 tons Additional or-
eefH. pc Dr. stated. also will Doe placed ir
Nm,flta Germany formerly supplied
Swltzerland with this metal
Inc prospect which is said to have
htnn threatened. That Germany would re-
-ii,i ine expectation of coal has caua-
~ ihe swiss Co. turn fo the use on eier-
trlclty ON r. larger scale
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ONE KILLED, TWO INJURED.

INioNTOWN. Pa. oct Ernest
Christopher. or VcedsvIIIe W Va. was
hllled. ana bic brother. Harvey christie
uhNr. a. ialrcharra Pa and rahr V.ffs
ni he'dFflII'. were seriously injured 10
CAY. when on automobile iu which the
men W'r" riding. was upset on the road
near hero lr nn effort fu avoid r0frr
over 100 foot Nmhnrkwert Thr IT,
JNfFd mon are Dol critical condition
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BstrothaI Inception.

Mr. and Mrs Louis Horkheimer. viii
receive informally at their home in Ken
wood Place Tuesday evening In honor OF
their daughter. Miss Pauline Horkhei-
mer. whose engagement TO Rabbi Nor
ris Lazaron OF Baltimore. was recently
announced. In the receiving line will he
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Lazaron. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Louis Horkheimer. Rabbi Lazaron
and Miss Pauline HOrkheimer.
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w. c. 7. U. Social.

Almost one hundred OF the members
and friends of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union met at the home OF
Mrs. Rebecca Schoheld. president OF
the Central Union. and enjoyed one OF
the finest and best entertainments Of
the season. REGULATIONS and talks
were given by some OF the most prom
tnent speakers OF the city. The music
furnished by Mr.. Clint Botsford was
exceptionally fine. Quite large sum
OF money was taken at the door. be-
sides donations both IN and out of
the city. The proceeds will be sent
TO help Ohio in her fight 10 free her
self from the liquor trafic.
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Miss Jane futile. dramatic soprano
assisted by Miss Genevteve Fedora. vio-
linlst. and Miss Ruth KlaGber. pianist
viii give a recital at the Elks club. Oc-
tober - and IS. under the auspices Of
the Ladies' OF the GAR.
The program will commence on these
evenings at Sis o'clock and the public Is
invited 20 attend. The pleasure Of hear
Ing these artists can not be ovcresti-
mated and very large attendance OF
Wheeling's music loving Will be pres
ent for this occasion.
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To Entertain Friday.

A large number OF invitations have
been issued by Mrs. John II. Kuhn and
MIS-. Harry r Jungling. for an affair
TO be held AZ the home Of the last named
In bridgeport. Friday afternoon. from ?
until O'Clock. Bridge will afford
pleasure FOR a number and needlework
may also De enjoyed. a large number OF
invitations have been issued. which in
cludes many from this city
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Miss Dorothy Louise Snodgrass.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James W.
Snodgrass. OF Bridgeport. entertained "A
afternoon in honor OF her NTH birthday
anniversary. Music and games furn-
ished a fascinating pastime. The guests
were: Katie Coss. Virginia Roberts.
Helen Douda, Eva Matz, Virginia David
son. Tokea Douds. Mildred kOehnline.
Roberta McDaniels. Florence McDoniels,
Florence Michaels. Hazel Profntt. Flea
nor GantEer Martha Gantzer. Wanda
Zinsky Dora Zinsky, Elizabeth Wright.
Margaret Mcfarland. Lena Tobaugh.
Virginia Snodgrass. Droothy Snodgrass.
James Snodgrass, Kenneth Reed. VII
liam SnodRrass
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Curran-Donahie.

At the Church OF the Immaculate Con
Ception. Saturday morning az 8 o'clock
occurred the wedding Of Miss Agnes
Donahie, daughter OF Mr.. Thomas Dona-
HE, and MI Charles Curran Rev. Father
William Hall. assisted by Rev Father
Camillus, Of Dunkirk. n. Y. offered nun
tial nigh mass. Father Hall performed
the marriage ceremony. Miss Mildred
ipnnahie. sister OF the bride was her
maid or honor ana Mr.. Cornelius O'I.eary
acted ~ best man.
a wedding breakfast was served az the
brides home. az which the bridal party
and the two families were guests. Dur
lng the day the young couple left for
New York city. where they will remain
few weeks. Upon their return TO
wheeling they will take up their rest
dence on Chapline street.
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Rev. W. c. Hartinger. of the Thorn
son n. r. church. united in marriage
saturday evening at the parsonage. Miss
Hazel Dee Lindsay and Mr.. James r.
Rane. Mr.. and Mrs. .. 4. Statler were
the attendants. the latter being a sister
Of the bride. After the ceremony the
young couple left for short honeymoon
journey and will be at home In the Gard
ner Apartments on Twenty-first street.
after November !.
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Bazaar ut Edg1nEton Lane.

Tomorrow and Wednesday evenings.
me ladies' OF 81. Michaels church at
Edgington Lane. win hold A bazaar sun
per will be served as well. for which
tickets can be secured from the mem
befs fine array OF booths will be
located In the shool hall and many at
fractions offered the patrons
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\ delicious chicken supper will be given
by the Sewing Circle OF ST James I.uth-
eran church. Wednesday evening. Octo-
Der p. az the church. A very elaborate
menu Is being planned and an are cor
daily invited. The committee IN charFa
viii include: Mrs. II O.. Melmer. Mrs
Fred @. Schenk, Mrs Herman II Scham-
bra, Mrs. C. J. Schambra
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SOCIETY.
VIII Entertain cIaaa.

Mr.. and Mrs. Cbss. Schnepff. OF 3z5
Broadway. will entertain the members
OF the Sunday school class OF lie
Zion Lutheran church at their nome
Wednesday evening. A very pleasant
program OF diversions is being plan
ned for the evening and dainty re-
Treatments will be served the guests
at its conclusion.
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500

VII be hostesses and a very delightful
social event Is being anticfpated Mrs.
- a Taylor is the Chairman I'm charge
and VIII be assisted by the following.
Mesdames William Nuggins. W. w.
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FINE PICTURE AT THE REX.

This theatre presents for its program
today and tomorrow. Thomas A. Wise
the beloved and inspired portrayer OF
Characters who makes his Equitable de-
nut m "a vizualization Of Paul Arm
strongs Nirile and absorbing mixture OF
romance and sport. Blue Grass" Staged
IN kentucky the land OF lovely women
spirited horses ana daring. Those who
enjoyed this actor = performance In "A
Gentleman from Mississippi" Will find
him equally entertaining in his syunpa-
thetlc adaptation. This play will please
ooth young and old. Pathcs Weekly and
comedy VII also be shown.
The password to the Tower OF Lon
don is changed every three months.
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The ancients credited the raven
with unusual longevity. but modern in
vestigauon shows that II Is not war
ranted. The bird rarely lives more
than 20 years
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HnIInw.,nn Ia

~ ne nome 81 Mrs. Albert Shahan,
on south Penn street. the afternoon Of
Thursday. october Is. a Halloween Tea
viii be given. The hours will be from
until 8 o'clock The Kings paugh-
ters % the Fourth Street ~ T.. s~urch
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Aftarnnnn Par4u-

Honoring Mrs. ]. n. Kline o. Balti-
more. Mrs. NJ. Somehow and Mrs Her
bert Somehow will receive their friends
at the residence Of the latter on Four
teenth street. Wednesday afternoon.
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Masouernas Raii

Misses Carrie Miller and Rose Costo-
low, are in charge OF the masquerade
ball 20 be given by the girls OF the
stamping department OF the Hazei-Atlas
company the evening OF Friday, october
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Under The direction Of an Fnrt.ah
euriurcr Ncw Zealand plans 10 apond
about $500 600 fo develop ita water
power rcFourCcn
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ne Opportunlty Circle OF Nanve
Thursday evening. october Is. In The
basement OF the church. Tickets may
be secured from any OF the Circle mem
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Celebrates Br1thday.

bers or at the door Supper will be
served from 20 s O'Clock.
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Window
Display Lighting

MOST Of the worlds business is done
through window displays. This is as
true for the cobbler shop on a back alley as
for the fifty-million dollar department store
in the big town. People buy what they see.
and the better they see it the quicker they
buy.
You may have all the necessities Of life
IN your store, but you've got 10 shove them
out in the window-right under the ewes Of
the passing crowd-to ring up sale.
That's one Of tho big bare facts Of store
keeping, and we want 10 help you cash
in on It.