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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-05-02
United States Is Herself
Alarmed by the Growing
Menace, Secretary of the
Interior Lane Told the
Conference Between State
Nr
and Federal Governments
in Washington
100000 TONNAGE WAS
SUNK LAST WEEK
King George of England Is
sues Proclamation Calling
on the People to Reduce
Consumption of Bread to
One-FOurth the Normal
Amount

Washington, D. c., May 2.-Secretary
Lane told the governors who are confer
ring here to-day with the Council of Ma
tional Defense on the part the state gov
ernments will take in the war that the
federal government had heard that AGO.
900 tons of shipping had been sunk in
the last week by German submarines.
The destruction, Secretary Lane said, was
not only threatening the existence of
England and France but was alarming
the United States. The study Of inven-
tions to combat the submarine menace is
being diligently pursued in the interior
department, he said.
Secretary McAdoo has recommended to
Congress- that the powers of the govern
ment war risk bureau be enlarged so as
to permit insuring the lives of the Off
GERS and the men on merchantmen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-05-02
All Labor Was Completely
Stopped on May Day
While Workers Gathered
in Mass Meetings and
Adopted Resolutions Call
ing for End of War With
out Annexations
SWEDEN HAS AVERTED
ANY SERIOUS RESULT.
Monster Demonstration Was
Held in Stockholm in De-
mand for Bread, but the
Movement Is Said to Have
Subsided with Passing Of
May Day

| London, May 2.-Work stopped com
| lpletely throughout Austria Hungary yes
terday, according to wireless dispatches
| from Berne. All the Vienna munitions
factories were left idle, while the work
ers gathered at 60 mass meetings where
the food question and the need of imme
diate peace were the chief topics. Identi
cal resolutions were passed at all the
meetings, demanding peace without an.
nexations or indemnities.
In Hungary the holiday was observed
in all the towns. The Socialists paraded
in Budapest, singing labor songs with
frequent shouts for peace and bread.
London, May "a Stockholm dispatch
says the greatest Socialist demonstra-
tion ever seen in Scandinavia was held
through Sweden on May day. The dem
onstration was brought to peaceful con-
clusion although the result had been an
tieipated with anxiety and nervousness.
Great crowds assembled in the streets of
Stockholm, carrying banners with in
scriptions demanding more goods and
better conditions of life.
London, May 2.-While Berlin sent
out the statement yesterday that there
were no May day strikes or disturbances
and no successful efforts to celebrate the
day. unofficial sources declare extensive
strikes are in progress at many places.
The Hague correspondent Of the Ex-
change Telegraph company wires:
TN the Rhine provinces more than half
the munitions workers decided to strike
to-day.
Essen thome of the great Krupp
works. is shut off from the rest of Ger
many and completely isolated from the
world in order to prevent the slightest
information about strikes at the Krupp
works from leaking out.
Strikes are general in small towns
near the Dutch frontier"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-09

new YORK. March s.--Buttsr
Eaey rrcespts. fe.o57, creamery sx-
trn. teh sic, do. special market
- Il <eh1: STATE dairy tubs 80 90 .
UI1afIcu creamery nrsts a. q &c,
II<@ <onrr ESQ @fc uearby mis-
-. o9H Df1ts fresh 6rsts
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-09
Teleeraphic
3JOck MARKET
SANS STRENGTH
Change Of Front by Reserve
Board Stimulates
General Trading

NEW YORK. March s.-The New
York Evening sun financial review
to-day says:
"a good deal OF impetus was I'M
parted to trading in the securities
markets today. resulting in eons'd-
erable accession OF strength In ho'h
chs stock ana bond markets b. the
latest statement OF the federa'
reserve board further explaining
away the Interpretation place
an the statement from the sane
quarter last November with respe,'
a. bank investments IN foreign
loans. II IS to be presumed that
this change 81 front will have the ei-
feet OF stimulating the foreign trade
or this country. Banker IN gen
eral applaud the wisdom OF so'de
such announcement AT this time
sThe Philadelphia. Kroonlani.
New York, St Louis, st. Paul and
FINLAND. the entirt Meet Of transa'-
'lantic steamers OF the American
Nae are now in port here"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-09

Grain and Provisions

/ DETROIT March So scarcity OF
wheat and prospect - small re-
( cslprs caused strength ia wheat IN
Z Liverpool. while the American mar
I kots were higher became ~ the
/ shaving 90 strength in the govern
The gSveFnment dEures were bull
! tsh enough 60 safety The most butt
I ish dealer. Farm reserves are iVA.-
SOS. 600 bu. stocks In country flrNa-
I tors and mile Sa.6lA00o pa and AZ
; other points ~ accumulation atlee,-
600 hu. making total 81 -tAeAA.-
coo on. or 1eS1fe.o0O bu less than ln
the same positions year ago. sears
believed this condition had been dis
counted hy the hiEh price. but there
o. strCng feeling and shorts NrIt
YerF nervous. some ngure That the
United states cannot spare more
wheat than is now la transit with
ont cutting into the carry over or re-
ducinS the quantity usually b"lhk
into domestic consumption. The ng-
urcE are BULLS Tor all grains.
Estimating American consumption
af 500 90o 600 bu. requirements Tor
bread and seed March / - June 70
would be- zoo Q'0o Geo hu. This GUAM
tity with the carry over 81 SO 600. zoe
hu would make gbN. zoe. zoe bu. or
q u10. 900 lu more than the quantity
In sight Just nov. The price 81 May
wheat In ChlcaEo year ago as
fttt or SIC less than AZ present ana
some OF the bears believe THIS ~
enough 90 discount the shortage.
The government report was the only
condition receiving consideration
from dealers Plenty ~ heat was
offered az the early advance and the
result was that the price was not
sustained Wheat closed q Be high
er for cash and iac lower for July.
compared vith Thursdays close.
Corn advanced g. rye Sc and cio-
yerseed declined Too
Fridays wheat quotations. cash
No. red. s. zoe BAD. MAY opened
with a Jump % &c al s. os gained
re and declined 20 Seo5 July open
- AZ 81 $50 and declined 90 81 -
No. D white. si.as bid. Fridays coarse
til3 bid No. 2 yellow. STA bid No.
yellow. sIIsla oats standard.
81 nc. No white. see No. { white.
fsc. Rye cash No ,. s. 80 bid.
Beans. Immediate. prompt and
March shipment s. 80 seeds: Prime
rcd Glove Siien March. Sie-se: al
sikr. ST. 30 timothy. s. 50.
Receipts Ia the Detroit market on
Friday ncluded .0o0 hbls % nour,
oats. ~ rre and 4 % hay, ship
ments were 1000 bills 90 Hour. loco
bu OF wheat and 1000 bu % corn.
stoc ks are az. 600 hu 81 wheat. es5.-
coo bu OF oats and IS 900 OIL % rye.
Exports 81 wheat and hour riday
we're $4,000 bu-
Primary wheat receipts were $50.
coo hu- against l.eee.o0o bu year
ago.
Receipts OF wheat Friday: Duluth
cars. against - a year ago; Winni-
peg $40 cars against AZ. Chicago,
81 cars. against iFs southwest. 2t5.-
600 bu. against 1sG.O0o bu.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-09
Financiers
New Bulletin No. H.
r More Days for You to Buy Ct
- naTroun Motor Stock at |f

Harroun Motors Corporation stock
II open 20 your subscription az our
/ own offices IN Detroit. and a. the
I offices OF brokers. bankers and deal
ers in high-Quality securities all
over the country.
The finAnciers who conduct such
establishments are probably the
worlds shrewdest judges OF stock
and bond values.
They try 10 secure for them.
selves and their clients those invest.
ment opportunities which offer the
greatest combined security and
profit
Many OF these experts specialize in
Hsrroun Motors stock. buying II
themselves and commanding Il Ia
their clients.
Every office and bank where Har-
roun stock is on sale. has received
notice that. on "Wednesday. March
"a. az midnight. the price will sd-
vance from s. 10 IS a share OF $40
par value.
As a result OF this advance each
Of these investment experts Is advis-
ing has clients-as We now advise
you To BUY BEFORE TaE
RAISE
You can secure more shares for
your money.
That Is the big. basic reason for
buying now "a bigger reason even
than the Increase IN value OF What
you have bought. when the raise
goes into effect
The rise 70 50 Is tho fourth reg
istered by Harrouu stock since h
vas first placed on the market five
months ago The same upward
course viii undoubtedly continue
without interruption. the quotation
reaching par simultaneously with the
start OF production in April.
As a guarantee OF our own conf.
dence In our enterprise. Ray Harroun
and his associates have deposited
the 1000 shares owned by them
with the Treasurer OF the State Of
Michigan. 10 remain in escrow for
The benefit OF the. Corporation until
the total stock Is earning a dividend
OF al least 5000. 900 annually.
The stock you viii buy will be
In the form OF ad-interim certifi.
Gates. issued by the Equitable Trust
Co Of New York; proven safeguard
against unfair market manipulation.
Your own broker or banker will
transmit your subscription 10 US or
you may send il direct TO US.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-09

Corporation Counsel Dingeman
has appointed Thomas p Penniman.
one Of his assistants. TO work with
the public utilities committee OF the
common council In the Strengthening
Cut OF distressing street railway
problems. Recent complaints con
corning street railway service viii
be considered b. the committee in
a meeting Friday afternoon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-09
livestock


DETROIT. Mar s---CRttle. steady
Rest heavy stscrs tio.00d 10 80
best handy weight butcher rtvtrs.
- h0Hs 80. mixed steers and heifcrs.
fAHa. handy light butchers tiuN
light butchers $50 so. best cows.
s. 5auS butcher COWS. tsQ7, COM
mon cows t5.s0H6. Gamers. t.Aen
1888, best heavy bulls. tSuS5o.
bologna bulls. ss.506 fs5. stock bulls,
fsu mixers aud springcrs. t50G>- 5
Veal calves Market steady; best
fie0ie 80. hvaytcS S5aS. Sheep ana
lambs Market strong. best lambs.
tiNeSa ifs0 fair lambs. ti20lasa.
light 70 common lambs. sl2Wls fair
20 good sheep. tl0Rii. culls and
common. $50 ~ Hogs Market pros
rrcts mixed hogs. Sass diA.50. pigs.
tieula-S
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-09
CHICACo LIVE SrocN.

UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
IN. March q Hogs Receipts S.eee
market strong. Tee higher, naked and
butchers fft45 q ls.05, good heavy.
fif.seN 1895. rough heavy. tIAt0u
SASS; light. tif.SQ 1850. pigs. st1-35
Qlg,T5 Cattle Receipts z. 600, mar
ket strong haeves, ts5offla 50, cows
and heifers. sSsonlo 20. So 500 ? SO.
Texans. fs6ies0 calves. ssloul2.
sheep: Receipts g 900. market steady.
loo higher. native. StialeS0. west
ern. tii IS ul1AU. lambs Sle 60 n
1A2o western. sIe.s0ul9.O5.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-09
~ HonK coI-roN MARI,Fr


Butter sales were 20 t0c srd t1c.
mostly al foc fAst weeks pfiro
vas fne
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-09
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. March s-Grain open
ing: wheat. May. up lie July. up
Ike. sept. up i&r Corn: May. up
ic. July. up Ike Oats May. up
1hc. July. Up Ne Provisions steady.
Noon-wheat May down 80 &C..
July down &c; September down
fAc. Corn: May down NC. July
down NC: September down &C.
Oaas. May down iAc. July down
&c Provisions Higher.
C1ose-W May down 81 e.
July down fLc. September down
gMc Corn. May down nc. July
down ic September down \ C. Oats.
May down I've. July down y Pro-
visions Lower.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-09
DAIRY PRODUCr~

hufter-EHtra creamery. 3slsc ~
creamery hrsts SIC 10. dairy. 2sc 10
packing stock. 3tnc 10.
EsEs--Fresh receipts. cases ineiud.
"a. hrsis. ssisc doz current receipts
&c doF Receipts Friday. 2.35s cases
cheese ~ Michiean nafs o.. Nsu
York. fsc. dornestic svrta. ssd7ac
tmpoFtcd Swiss. IS - SIC brick cream
nc NmhurEer lib. e5he. a-ih.
ssc long horns este daisies % d
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-09
CTRH coPPTR srocNs
CHICAGO BUTTER MARKET

Butter: Extras. t0c. FIRST. $3.50.
EERs: Prime ordinary. - = q 20 nrsts
3sLc Cheese. Twins 15025 = G.
Young Americas 25L7 q csc 1--we
poultry. Fowls. Gle. ducks ITdegc.
geese. i2nisc springs. Gle. turks
zoe. Potatoes. Receipts ? cars, fancy
west. Sass "a $40. Wisconsin. s225n
2.4o Minnesota. t225 go
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-09
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK

CLEVELAND Mar s-HoEs Re
celpts 250e steady workers.. tiRee.
mixed and mediums. tl4aS. pigs. SIS.
rouKhs. $685. staEs ft1 Cattle;
Eecei pfs. 10 cars active 20 Toe high
er Sheep and lambs Receipts. =
cars. 2Sm75c higher tor. tItSf
calves Receipts $50. active 25p
soc higher top sttbe-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-09

~ TAs felIowlng Arms are privlsged
- w. W., 4 c. c;;iyI. S. SsysS
s ce w ce. y soe b Aef cs s 4 s s.z-
A ss:s 'co. s snals 4
sels. kmmst = spsasus YIN. n;
iEseksrdi 4 Co. S.ns "a smith 1ii '0i I
g.. 4. =. N S;lis |. Co. G.. E E.'is; q
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-09
TOLEDO GRAIN

TOLEDO. Mar a-C1osing-whsat
cash; t2oo1 May ,to1: July
ti1. July. tIil oats Cash. sac
May. s2nc. July. sslac. Rye Cash
fib4 CiOverse~d Cash. siii0i
March. siOse. April. $3.50. October
teso Aisike Prime and March
5000. April. $40 so. October 80 50
Alstke Prime and March. tfl.tS
Timothy. Cash and March. $3.50
Butter. Brick creamery i2c tub
creamery. IL nc Eggs. Fresh cand-
led sec fancy seiecta &c. Hay
IynhanEed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-09

TOLEDO. March a--HoEs Receipts
"a riy liberal. market strong. haiac
higher. hcavieS. SiSuT5l5. mediums.
fi6mi505, workers. si3Gi5 good
pixs SI1Gi225 Calves MARKET
strong. sheep and lambs Market
FtronE.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-09
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK
Dupninu A Stevens

FAST BUFFALO. y. Y. March a.
Cattle Receipts. i've ears. steady:
AMI Ehts. Sl3Tla5H
u 10, fat COWS S. ssd $50: heifers. s.
ass bulls. feHa25
Hogs Receipts. 10 ~ars. strong:
heavy Si54l52s Sorkers. SIS. pigs
see tights. STAG 1850.
sheep Receipts s cars. strong.
top lambs. f1A75Wi5. Yeari.nga gi3
q SO. wethers. l2b0; ewes. SIT
Ill so
Cahes. tgafgb0
Evening star., 1917-05-27

sTUDEBAKER, 1917. 4-cyl:. 7-pass:; naval ofh-
Fillmore st. NV.
STUDEBAKER 1916 TOURING-6-cyL: naval
officer ordered sea: all new tires; car excellent
condition: $3.50. 1870 Wyoming ave-. Apt. COZ.
sTUDEBAKER-Is14: 7-passenger: e-cylinder;
fSSd fssS eenditSn ssso; $50 cash. balance monthly
THREE NEW CARS, old established make. at
10To of list price; guaranteed. Address Box
214-B. Star office.
TIRES AND PARTs-Two tires. a214; two,
34x5; Stromberg carburetor, IN inch: Bosch
magnetic. 4-cylinder high tension: delivery body.
Continental engine. Call after $3.50 evening. or
all day Sunday. $40 st. ne.
VIM, 1916. panel delivery. with new tires nne
shape. 141s N. Cap. st.
wHITE-Six-cylinder, 60-horsepower touring
car cost over 5,0O0 perfect condition: will sell
or trade for clear property. Address Box 23S-C,
Star office.
soc PER CYLINDER for burning carbon; no pay
II not satisfied with my process or work owner
TO remove caps and wires; cracked cylinders,
10 new and absolutely guaranteed or NO pay.
p,.,. ,,,,, Nos n; N. coLEMAS. az. ,,.,
s25 TO $3.50 EACH paid for old. useless autome-
biles Parts of 25 old cars for SALE
Edgar Baum. 101 9th NV. II. 4691.
1917 AUBURN, 5-passenger demonstration. .$97s
1915 Auburn. 7-passenger; $500 miles, 800
1910 BUICK, O-passenRer. .................. 80
1914 Buick. Y ton truck. k..........-........ 500
1913 Cadillac. 5-passenger. er.................. $50
1915 Ford. 5-passenger. r.................... 215
1914 Oakland cabriolet. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 473
1918 Mitchell. 5-passerger. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
Stoddard- Dayton roadster .................. 176
1912 Warren; 5-passenger. x. .:1...... 100
UNION GARAGE,
Rl3-6o1 q at NV
Evening star., 1917-05-27
CALI. LINCOLN sr

ShAL AA4SS0LN ID.
Tss Sise.. soc fs%sp.r S% 75c 81 sss9s.r H. $I.2s
Evening star., 1917-05-27

WANTED-G Geed aeoe laysrs. ct nsv svistnssl
16tA an1 CurtaiD stz
Evening star., 1917-05-27

HOUSEMAN-White.
Wages. $50 monthly and bonus: bring refer.
ences Stag Hotel, 60e 9th.
HOUSEMAN-Either white or eolored; . good,
strong man; hotel work. Address Boz 2zz-B.
Star ONCE.
HOUsEMAN-Colored. Apply George Washing.
ton Inn. New Jersey ave. and o Ut. sc.
HOUsEMEN, colored for window cleaning. Ap-
ply the National. 9Th and D SITS. NV.
JANITOR or chauffeur. eolcred,> for small apt.
oct Mass. ave. NV.
JANITOR, white. for special work. A. Stewart.
JANITOR and two licensed elevator boys.
Terrell & Little, Inc. 1913 b et. NV.
JOB PRESS FEEDE RS-Union. Apply at socs.
Moore's Printcraft Shop. 701 18th st NV.
Evening star., 1917-05-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
(C0ntinued)

BOTTLING PLANT-Established trade; doing
cash business, with small expenses; good profits
fast growing business; party must have at least
1900 in cash money to talk business; reason
for selling, doctor advises party to go to an
other climate. Address Box 179-B. Star ONCE.
27s
Evening star., 1917-05-27

BEAUTIFUL OAK PIANO-Cost $3.50; three
months old; guaranteed 15 years; sell cheap for
cash; no agents need apply. Address Box 171-C.
Star office.
CHICKERING PIANO-Almost new: also other
furniture; party leaving city. 1419 Monroe NV
KIMBALL UPRIGHT-Mahogany; good as new
for quick sale, to close estate, $15. Ellis &
Arnold. Auctioneera, l323 G NV
Evening star., 1917-05-27
AUTOMOBILES.

AUTOMOBILES.
EomD touring early 1s psrfse. condition.
FORD. 1914. light delivery and pleasure car;
Al condition: guaranteed. Rear 61s Eye st. NV.
FORD TOURING CAR. 1915: excellent eondi-
ton; all new tires; $3.50 cash. Call after 6.
HUDSON 8-cyl. 1916 touring car; excellent
motor; run 1000 @ miles; reasonable price, cs Tsle-
HUDSON. 1916. 7-passenger; four new tires: in
once: bargain at $3.50: terms be arranged.
+. n. Justice. 1920 Conn. ave.
HUDSON supersix; excellent condition: owner
or Col 5s72. Apt. 400. after ONCE hours.
HUDSON super six 1917 touring; fine condition:
j owner called away. 1914 NV. n. 1896.
| KIssEL KAR 42-6, 1916. 7-pass touring car !:
than new; twdsextra tires and rims 81, 400. For
further particulars write H: D. Thompson. los
Grand View I'd, Ardmore. Pa.
$3.50. semmes Motor Co.. 1132 Conn. ave. N.
MICHIGAN ds1s5 ToURING-Eiectric lights
1900 l4th. N. 1882.
MUST SELL; LII sdministrator to settle e.tate Of
icai; answer now. Address Box 14o-B. Star ONCE
NEW panel delivery body for Ford car. Base
ment GIG Pa. ave. Sc. 29s
| than 1000 miles; guaranteed perfect condition;
place.
oLDsMOBlLE-Light. 5-pass.. touring. four
cylinder; newly painted; completely overhauIed;
new tires and complete equipment; one Of the
oeSt buys on the market See this pnc car 4h
1873 Open Sundays.
| oLDsMoBILE-1e13, six-cylinder touring; full
equipment; in good running condition: $50. See
SITS. Phone North 457s. Open Sundays.
,0VERLAND>19l6 ROADSTER with two bodies.
semmes Motor Co. 1882 Conn: ave. n. 4l07:
OVERLAND. nve-passenger: will demonstrate;
1872 Conn. ave. N. 4107.
OVERLAND. 1915; 5-p.ss.: elec. lights and
sta ss,hv In perfse. condition Can be seen "
very cheap. Apply 2s57 Ashmead place NV.
| PACKARD-Model Is. with inclosed body; in
Al running s4So See this
North 1878. Open Sundays.
PACKARD 7-pass.. 8-cylinder; new tires; fine
| for hacking or private car; bargain. North 1884.
PAIGE. 1915, 6-4s; seven;pass.; completely over
| hauled and newly painted; new tires: new top
selSy is G.. CO.. iso5 14ts. 1eA' oArsa'n " ' Inc
PULLMAN, 1917. demonstrator; run less than
price to quick buyer. Barry-Lincoln Motor Co.,
14th and SITS. Phone North 4573. Open
Sundays.
PULLMAN TOURING CAR-New, 1917, nve-
passenger; bargain. Phone N. 7215-J. 81
| RAUCH & LANG-Late model. 6passenger.
closed car: in fine condition; cost s. .2o0 owner
leaving city and will sell cheap. Address Box
229-C. Star Office.
REGAL roadster; in good condition; best cash
offer: any time Sunday. s447 14th st. NV.
REo-Late 5-passenger. 6-cylinder: reasonable.
Call Col $500.
REQ (1916) TOURING-Excellent condition; .
bargain. 1900 14th NV. N. 1882.
SCRIPPs-BOOTH 1915 roadster; arst-class con-
dition; party leaving city; car must be sold i'm
mediately. Emerson & Orme's Garage. 18a0 n
st.
sPECIAL-Old autos bought and sold: parts Of
76 different cars on hand: second-hand tires;
high tension Botch magnetos. $11 each. Nat
Junk Co., III AZ s.w. Main IT'D.
sTEARNs-kNIGHT 1916 5-passenger touring
car almost new. Address Box 2l7-B. Star office.
STEARNS-KNIGHT 1916 5-passenger touring
car: almost new. Address Box 217-B, Star office.
Evening star., 1917-05-27
FOR sALE-M1scELLANEoUs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MIsCELLANEOUs-
CLoTHES-Workingmen. hard work and keep
ing at 1t brings home the bacon, but you should
also save for more pork and you won't have to
other hustler. pick out nne Nightly used suits at
s.. some fer less. Justh's Old Stand. 8l9 D.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Must sell high grade
chine: bargain. Phone Line s4ss. % srd 81. ne.
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF LAW-Second edition and
supplements; 81 volumes: new; $50; bargain.
1422 y st. NV. Apt. 2.
FINE LAWN BENCH. 1900 washing machine:
rifle Winchester automatic). Phone n. 1921.
FOLDING BROWNIE CAMERA: isez az by 5ta
cost S12; will sell cheaply. Apply $40 Sd at.
Sc. after pm. 27s
GAS RANGE-"Estate"; 4-burner; oven and
broiler beneath; good condition; So. 1924 n. /.
ave. ne.
GAS RANGE--burner, oven overhead: good
condition: bargain. 1872 Park road. Col: 5944
GARDEN HosE--Four;ply. IS feet; perfect con-
HOr-wATER HEATER. in perfect condition.
and some radiators. Address Box 301-C. Star Of
KINDERGARTEN MATERIAL.
used in private kindergarten. may be purchased
at half price. Address Box 119-C. Star office. 27'
NEAT RON. small. SIS. 1O1 4th st. Sc. 2ss
MEcCANo building toy; set No. 4. with motor
cost sIa; will sacrifice. Apply 80 Sd st. Sc,
MoTORS-Four H-h.p.. 11Ovolt. nearly new;
one ship. Crocker-wheeler. 2o0-volt: slow speed:
one 10-hp.. 4-pole; good condition; alsp 3 geared
pumps with motors.
Room 215. McGill bldg. 2ss
NAVAL oFFICERs' UNIEORMs-About size 40.
Telephone Col 2O9o 2Ss
RANGE-Coal, large, with water back; cheap
s. G. Steward. Browns Sta. Alta Vista. Md.
SECTIONAL ICE BOX. 20-lb. computing scale
barber shop outfits. showcases counters. ETC.,
cheap for cash or credit. Apply 619 La. ave.
SHOW CASES AND STORE FIXTURES SAN.
PIE FLOOR AND COUNTER GASES AT sPE.
GAL PRICES. BUY AT THE FACTORY"
RUSE 4 COMPANY. sos Low ST. BALTI.
MORE. MD.
TENT-Complete, 40xGO IT.; good condition:
church property: not being used now; will sell
for s65. ]. NJ. Earnest. Mt. Rainier. Md. 2ss
S600-Double staggard air-space block machine
outfit; 43 different blocks and columns for $80
Address Box 139-C Star office. 2Ss
AWNING GOODS-Curtains; cheap. 73O shep-
herd st. NV. 27s
Evening star., 1917-05-27
FOR sALE-GARAGES.

CEMENT BLOCK GARAGES BUILT TO ORDER.
Guaranteed freproof Will last forever.
81, G. BALL, Clarendon, Va.
Phone Rosslyn 144-S.
sTEEL-COVERED GARAGES COMPLETED
With Cement Floors, SIS ar Alien y: & cs cs,'
Orders promptly attended to. a407 st. NV.
Cement-Block, Rock-Face Finish
Garage. See me before you build.
Will save you money. Can give
reference. c. w. Steele, Claren-
don, Va. Phone Rosslyn 242 T.
WILL BUILD YOU ANY KIND OF GARAGA
quickly and At the right price.
b. x. FERGUSON.
Res. n 7O60 1911 9th Ut. II. 167.
GET A GARAGE THAT WILL OUTLAsT ANY
sarage on the market, In appearance. durability
and price. v. T q. BIEN. Evans bldg. Room
2O2 Phone NJ a169
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-13

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