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The Washington herald., 1917-09-11
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.
rrisled by W. b. Hibbs & Co.

Philadelphia Sert. lo.-BUTTER-The mar
kst firm under light offerings and a fairly ac-
tive demand. Tudas'S quotations follow: West.
crn sCld-p4cked creamery. fancy specials IS;
extra, 4.ai5; extra hrsts 81: frsts 43; seconds,
e; nearby prints, fancy, IS; average, extras,
4saf7; frsts. 44a45; seconds 42943 special brands
Of rriuts j0bbing at 5laI.
EGGS-Fiue cggs sCHrce and fine Demand
frm. Quotations In free cases nearby irsts.
l2.e0 standard case; current receipts, 1880 per
case; seconds. 1O.95an.25 Ter case: Western ex-
tras l2.60 per case; frsts, 1870 per case; sec
onds lO.95all.25 per case fancy selected fresh
iObbing at 9a5l per dozen.
DRESSED POULTRY-FOwls z to box. milk
fed dry-pcked fancy, selected, %; weighing
~ lbs and over apiece. 22iz; lbs auiece,
q; 81 lbs. apiece. 2; , lbs. apiece. Za2s
iced. in bb!s.. fancy. dy-p.cked. az lbs and
over apiece, =; lbs. apiece. zaHls smaller
sizes. 2laSj; cid ROSTERS, dry-picked 81; brniI-
ing chickens. weighing. Ilsa2 lbs apiece, Jer-
Soy, fancy. s2a36; Virginia, fancy. 3)a32; other
nearby lca8; Western, 25a27; turkeys. fresh
killed, ice. H., Western, best here 23a24; CONS
mon. 2oa22: ducks, spring. 22a23; squads. dozen,
white weighing Il to y lbs. dozen. 4O0s5 10. 3
to 10 lbs.. dozen. 4ooa450; s lbs. dozen, SOFA
80; lbs., dozen, 25la29O: 6a6la lbs. dozen,
2oo1235; dark. I.T5a2.25; small and No. coal 40
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls as to quality, 25a27 /;
roostsls, lsal9 Spring chickens. not Leghoms,
plump. yellow-skinned, weighing lHa2 lbs apiece
2la3o; spring chickens, not Leghorns, smaller
sizes, 25a2s; white Leghorns, 2a2s Ducks
Pekin, 2oa2l Indian Runner, isal9; spring,
2Oa2l.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-11
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for large lots Of
Sood marketable goods only. Jobbers' prices are
higher. Lower grades may be sold for lsSs-
tanCy goods command higher prices.
EGGS-Strady; nearby. iaA; Southern. 20.
CHEESE-New York State factory, new. Ca
z.
BUTTER Elsin print 81; Elgin tub. 81,
process. q: store racked. 81
LIVE POCLTRY-He per h.. 2is25; zoos
tiers. per ID, 49, turkeys ger h., cOa22; ETHug
chickens, per H., 30; ducks. Ier h., lsa0; geese,
Per h. l0al3i keats young, each, S5sio.
DRESSED POULTRY-Hens, choice, per h.,
2!aZj; suring chickens. 52s5 per H.; TURKEYS
Ter H.. SAC; ROSTERS. per b. las; geese, pcr
ID, lSal5.
LIVE sTOCK-shcep. Per b.. Sal; lambs.
spring Is; calves, per- ID, 49, medium. Is Per
10. common, Fer H., loal2
SEEDS-Red clover. l3.OOlI3.5O per hU.; alsike
clover, I2o0al2 20 per bu.; crimson clover. li.0oa
u.jO Ter In; timothy. 375a25 pr bu.; red
top. l3o0ali0 per lO0 lbs; bluegrass. 29oa3Oe.
GRAIN-WhCat, milling, per bu-. 2.O0a2.lO;
com. per bu. 20aS2lo cats, white. S5a7o mixed
oats. o6a7S
FRUITS-Apples, new. per bbl. l.5OaL5O;
per box. 5cal5). California oranges. 20si5.00;
lemons. 6.OOa7.0J; peaches. L75a25 50 cr-te: wa
teTmei1us. Ease eacn; cantalOupes. California
2c1a5.5j. Southern and nearby. 5Oa20O: grapes
C0rc0rds. crate, l25a2O); Niagaras. crate. I.5)a
Is: Delasares, crate. L5Oa225: Iesrs. basket,
50. damsCns, basket, 5la75.
GREEN GOODS-Potatoes, new. 500ai0o per
bill No. 1920 Per Dbl; string beans
pr Dbl, 5O0aA9; pSppers. Ter basket. 5Oal5:
Okl, Der crate. 75aI.o0; radishes. per 100. l.50a
eco. cuCumbeTs. basket, l.J0a225; eggplant, Goa
% crate; new cabbage, per Dbl. l25al 80: beets.
Fer bunch. 2a5; lettuce. 7Sa2.50 per basket;
celery. per dCz., soa75; celery. per crate. 2JOa
go: rumaine lettuce. l.OOal 50; squash 51aT5 Ter
Cratc; tomatoes. locals 80; spring onions. l.5oa
200 pcr 100 punches; onions per hbl, . 51a3 % T;
spinach, l.5oa2C0 Ter Dbl kaIe, s0leD rcr bbl /;
com, per doz, 20aSQ; lima beans par qt Lao
The Washington herald., 1917-09-11
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore Sept. O-BlNE POULTRY
Prices PEI pound unless otherwise stated. Chick
ens-Young. large, b. boat G)c: do large.
by exprss. 2ea3Oc. do. medium. Ease: old
hens. POUNDS and over. 25a25 do, small TO
MEDIUM, GAS; old White BeghJn hens, q
old ROSTERS. Ialj. ducks, Young Muscovy and
mongr1I, l9a20; do. young White Pekins. 9Oa2l /:
Indian Runners. l7als; spring. 81 pounds and
over, .; do, smaller, l6al7; pigeons, old. pair
70; do Young pair. 20: guinea fowls. Young, IL
pounds and up. each s.; do, smaller, 25
EGGS-Market finn; loss of. Maryland,
PennsylYan and nearby 70 Eastern Shore,
Maryland and Virginia. %; Western COhiol, 80;
West Virginia. Sc; Southern North Cardinal.
81. The market very strong. Weston firsts,
case count, .; candled, 40.
BUTTER-Nestern. separator extra, per n.
i2a45; hrSs, Sap; pint, \ round eXtrs, ga
as frsts, 39a4O; do, l pound extra, 42ai3: d.
irsts 39aiO; nearby creamery 39aic: fIsts, Sass
dairy prints, Maryland. Pennsylvania, and Viz
GINA. extra. S6a57 frsts 35a36i storc-rackcd, s.
POTATOESJW Eastern Shore, Mary
land. primes barrel, 3.O0a3.25; Eastern Shore
Virginia, 3.0ce3.25; Rappahanncck No. !. asa
500; nearby. No. !, b1shel box llOal %. Sweets.
new. yelOws. No. !, barrel, S3.5Oai vans Viz
ginia aud Maryland. No. l. barrel S2.75a3.
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUITS-Ap-
PIES. Eastern Shore, Maryland and Virginia.
fancy, Dbl, 2ooa2.JO; do. small. l.OJal.25; do,
box 25a60. Beans. native. green. bushel ST.
Beots. native bunch. li9a2; cabbage, New
York State. dozen, 20a5O; cantaloupCs. Potomac,
crate. 4Oa60; Eastern shore. crate. 4Oa6o; Anne
Arundel Gems basket, 3saJc; com, nearby, sugar,
dozen. lOal5; cucumhers, native. basket 2oa30:
damson. Maryland and Virginia. basket, T5asO
cssplants. nearby. per peach basket 25a3o;
hucklCbcrri7s, Maryland and Virginia quart,
llal2i lettuce, New York, box basket, Slal.s
The Washington herald., 1917-09-11
SAYS FINE FOR SORE,
BURNING, NFLAMED FEET

Don't worry when your feet smart
and burn and ache and feel sore all
day long. You can easily get rid
of the agony and distress by draw
ing out the inflammation with
Peterson's Ointment.
81 know a hundred men," says
Peterson, who tell me that after
trying the many things advertised
for sore feet that the only relief
they found was in a 25-cent box or
Peterson's Ointment.
Rub it on freely before going to
bed. first washing the feet with
soap and hot water, and I'm sure
you'll sleep sound and wake up in
the morning with feet almost as
good as new and soreness all gone.
Sore feet is a common, yet pain
full, ailment that can be readily con-
quered by the use of Peterson $
Ointment. which has cured thou
sands of Eczema, Piles, Running
Sores and skin diseases. Every
druggist in America is authorized
to refund your money if Peterson $
Ointment doesn't do as advertised.
Note. BY sore feet Peterson means
inflamed, smarting, burning, ach-
ing, weary feet, and not corns, bum
ions or callouses. Get it at O'Don-
nelI's Drug Stores.-Adv,
The Washington herald., 1917-09-11
TREND IS UPWARD
ON N. I. EXCHANGE
Peace Rumors Are Cause of Re
newed Strength.
(By the International News Service.)

(By the international News Service.)
New York, Sept. 10.-Market trend
was upward today. upon strength
doubly infused by persistent peace
rumors and unmistakable indications
Of increased buying power. Belief in
the street that stocks had been over
sold last week led TO increased con-
idence on the part OF traders, and
upon a relatively small sale of 420,S0O
shares. the majority of issues showed
substantial gains at the end Of the
day.
Credence in a possible early peace
was strengthened by the entire
absence of his customary, turbulence
in the suggestions. credited to the
Kaiser, that Germany will sell her
colonies to Britain. This absence Of
turbulence was interpreted as an in
dications of weakness. If the eagerly
awaited reply of the imperial chancel-
Tor to the Pope's peace overture also
displays lack OF bombast and over
confidence. opinion in the street seems
unanimous that further and much
greater strength will result in the
stock market
Todays opening was strong. Later
a reaction followed a bear drive, but
the underlying optimism was too
strong for the shorts. and a rally fol-
lowed which more than made up the
temporary losses
Industrial shares were. for the most
part, firm throughout the day. Shelters
closed with a net gain of points.
and Utah Copper with l SIS gain.
Anaconda gained l point. American
Sugar registered a gain of SIS, and
Bethlehem advanced l point
The Washington herald., 1917-09-11
COTTON MARKETS.

New York, Sept. l0.--Although the cotton mar
ket displayed some iuGsularity today its tone
in the main was firmer. Opinion around the
ring disclosed nothing beyond the normal tech
nical readjustment and the Improvement In
prices was declared to have been brought about
entirely by covering by beans who are afraid
Of September accidents"
There was a steady tone at the opening
March and May starting unchanged
The market showed increasing irmness during
the late forenoon.
The demand became less active late and
prices turned easier under realizing and scat
tered Southern selling. losing about half the
advance during the middle Of the day.
Prices again turned firner in the early after
noon. The market followed a very irregular
course during the last hour. The close was
steady at net advance Of u to q points
The receipts Of cotton at the ports for the
day were 52,as bales, against l3sb bales a
week ago and 3l7l9 tales last year.
The exports for the day were q isi bales.
including 4,Z75 bales TO Great Britain, and
1910 bales to the continent. For the season
the clearances amount to 4SO,6Oe bales against
81 4H bales last year.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-11
The World of Finance and Trade
SMALL INVESTORS
ACTIVE TRADERS
Local Market Stimulated by Low
Pnces-Bank Deposits Heavy.

Prevailing prices for local stocks
have reached such a low price that
trading among small investors is
stimulated.
Small lots of Washington Gas wer.
offered yesterday at y L. and ood
sales of Capitol Traction brought
So l-2, Arlington Insurance sold at
and Washington Gas SIS at 10l, while
small railway per cent bond
brought n II.
Bank deposits are the heaviest in
the history of the local repositories.
despite the fact that the Treasury
Department has drawn practically the
last center of deposits to its credit
from the proceeds of the liberty bond
sale.
The last call for statement of
conditions from the banks was made
by the controller of the currency
June 20. nearly three months ago.
Since the advent of the present in
cumbent of the office, six calls a
year have been in order.
Bankere are waiting anxiously for
the call, as the present is a decidedly
oppOrtune time. with fat deposits in
the banks. for advantageous publicity,
such as always attends a call.
The following analysis of the New
York market situation was received
late yesterday afternoon by w. B.
Hibbs q Co. from c. B. Che pin & Co.,
their New York correspondents:
"Betterment in prices was the rule
although there was no enthusiasm dis
played, aggressive buying apparently
being deferred by unsatisfactory
aspect Of Russian situation. The
bulk Of buying was representative of
realizing by shorts and the demand
was accelerated by number of
rumOrs in evidence
Money rates are high and in con-
servativc banking circles con-
tinuance OF stiff rates is expected.
The market in its present technical
condition will probably be found very
susceptible to the slightest intimations
of any constructive developments"
The Washington herald., 1917-09-11
AUCTION SALES.

n IN ~ HHW
Ahb-. D "" LN a sun Aucttonecrss
TX ~ EEs- sALE OF VALUABLE Mi
l.lN ~ All NlAIAoNED hEAisi
E~IAl p. ~ ~ SOLD n IHE OFFICE Z!
~ I IL MAS va. \: nMEN a son. III q
MT Not'- ~" E7l.
ny 'FsHe q tiTe-E certain deeds q trust.
guy Feoofded S'n7ls The lan1 rec7rts for TIE
l,-sl..I OF No.aIa.las m I'D LA-fr 80 a. Tolls
lss -, ~ L,ost -. az ia-i2 y q 50
la' LiaeE 50. a. iolo . 81 sc1.i Ul Liher ssls.
at i5.5 % ~ y, Ct sali o. L5oer ios at folio 3 e
go =. l-.lI -. az iel2 > ei seg.s % llherl
= - -'.-' - et -. .s' L.oer s,ils a. iCl1
- e 80 y. llneT ''-s. az i'.o ~ 70 s-1-s
- az i9lo bot sea-: -l-l Lih1r %. a. foloe
sll eL 81; 'l-l L6ar -. at folio = ct So.
.h- az We I''-sst o. ne paf-E
s..,itL L-,i,.e. me ars.-aed trustees WI
r. az -,.s aleIqn Nl.lln the ofloe q
Ihl1.as j. oN"h Son. AH-ti7unfE-. II CT
S,Irr5 -,i,-l"gs MaslInEf1H. d. =. q
1hIhoDAlr me lsth Gay az >cTfeuh7r. lelTsl
coinnenslnf ct : O'Clock r o.. The fliloEinE
ossgIlo-a laAa ana premises situate ~ ne Dis
M q N.-.l-.-a- n w.
~ l-pl q pa S''tIe ~. q Dr. IN s7uare
-, 70. lol ID m sllaFe y, .H Jog > and -
h"th -l.sl Icy ny NE fuu dcnth ~ l7t IN
SQUARE -, 81 Jog IN s1uarc 1875 '0 The vest
lah ny the flil depth Of lot ? and en- ~ lots
- - AIn = 10 r.AaFe rs aI JOY 3 n
slu"fr u ~ l't N slrare lsf, at 10 Fal1
loA X Nofsg a sHhll'lslan a a part Of q
nc. SISct 81 lana oalled chevy Chase Grove :
hesuTEey on Nov Seat. 'Nall." ard 'Fel-.
lgNshp' a. sala SUBDIVISION Is r6corled IN ths
orlce 81 Tie surveyor % Tie DIsrrilt Of Co
lurhia, in BOOK No. &c. rage W. =.
t9l Lots Q and z in square ls59. in he sIb-
ol,s'n on 'pnnaa.l.7t Avenue Ilrraces' a.
SAD slaciEls.on = fT1Iras1 IN The Office Of tbs
SuIEeg.r OF me hlsi.LZt ~ Colombia, IN County
Book No. 2, na-' $ imr-avgi ry modern
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK. sept. lO-NIoney on call at the
Stock Exchange opened at per cent : high,
s rer cent; low. 4k per cent; closed at 5
Fer cent. Most of the days loans we're made
at ~ Der cent.
Time money was inactive and firmly held
at current quotations. Demand was fairly good
especially for long date maturities Rates 5a5lk
Ter cent, six months mixed collateral aud
Gu indus;rialS at psr cent bid for all ma
TURTLES.
Mercantile paper was very dull Supply was
ample, but demand limited Local insti-
tutiGns were practically out Of the market.
Rates 5haJ7t Ter cent with occasional sales Of
particularly short PAPER at 5 pa cent
The Washington herald., 1917-09-11
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago, Sept. l0-HOGS-Receipts. 1900
strong Bulk, sH.25als.60; light. Sl7als 65: mixed
pigs S12al6a
CATTLE-Reeipts, 5000; slow. Native beef
cattle, S.3aH; Western steers, S. 5Oal32O;
stockers and feeders, S5.90a9 20 COWS and beif-
ers. A.scal27O; calves Sl2al6
SHEEP-Receipts 1900; strong. wcthers.
50. 50al2l0; lambs, SlI 4nal75O
Pittsburgh CATTLE-Receirt aenn. active
Steers. Sa42; heifers. S6alO5 50: COWS. S5aIO 49,
HOGS-Receipts. 5000; active and higher
HeaTies and haeyy Workers. Sl9als.lO; light York
ers. Sl7.2jals; pigs. S6JaI7
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 5000. ac-
tive and higher. Top sheep. SI2; toop lambs
ST.
CALVES Receipts. LOO; steady, Ton SIG
The Washington herald., 1917-09-11
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CEICl--- ~-Ut. ut was a blE A. veil as
strong market iu corn. The strength vas
lar-ely due e. the sharp decline in Temperature
ever the entire country. but more especially
ever the Northwest.
The market dey0'0Tef into 4 weather affair,
and al the present time the bulls appear 10
have the best d IT, The cash market was
-trCnC and prices were unchanged to &C higher.
Nmnner yellow c1gu sold up 10 % and No.
: white mp IN ga
outs fnihsd with gains AZ the start. Tier
vas god tUirE inspired bg the s2-Csut All
yEErn 10 hoes the u-lsr arrivals in all Western
markets and tie strength in som.
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MINING STOCKS.
Furnished by W. W. EaHerday & Co.
GOLDFIEID
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald.
Baltimore, Md. Sept. l0.-WHEAT-Receipts
2,625 bushels consisting Of 29S77 bushels West
ern and 1888 bushels Southern The market
opened quiet. No. SPOT red, p q. Bag lots of
Southern sold from LEO 10 2I7. as TO quality
and condition. The close was inactive. No. 2
red soft. spot. ga. The settling price was: No
2 red soft, spot. pa.
CORN-Receipts iO,ee9 bushels, consisting OF
l0,i65 bushels Western ard li4 bushels Southern
Cob corn, 9.50 The market opened hrmer Spot
FL. nominal The close was strong; spot, IA,
nominal. The settling price was: Contract,
2l3
OATs-Receipts. 5S.I72 bushels; standard
white, 65ika66; No 3 white, 65ae5ls.
RYE-Recsipts. IL50i bushels; No 2 new
Western, Lss. Bag lots, as to quality and con-
dition l5Cal.70.
MILLFEED-Prioes PER ton: Spring wheat
bran. s5.ooa6 90. and Western middhng. 4s.O0a
s7Gl
The Washington herald., 1917-09-11
CATTLE ADVANCE TO s17.35.

Chicago, Sept. 1O.-ChOice cattle We're
scarce today and made a high record
when they went to sl7.S5. This was
. cents above tho high mark Of last
week Medium cattle. however. fell
of in price. selling at 50 and $3.50.
Hogs were scarce and medium quail
ity sold between $40 and $3.50. The
highest price was $3.50. Demand for
hogs was good and the average. price
was higher by from Is to . cents
The Washington herald., 1917-09-11
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. n. ..
Washington. y. C.. sgutembcr 6. leI7.-sgaled
proposals Will be received al this Office, Room
so. District Building until O'Clock p. m.
SEPTEMBER II. 1917. for furnishing labor.
etc. during the remainder o. the fiscal year
endinE june - IT'S. 10 unload from cars sld
transfer 20 u. G. harrds 20 b. PLACED slougsi6s
dock at Alexandra. Va. or Washington, n, G.,
TO- 100 tons more or less. hitumin1us coal. SrCci-
cations and form ~ rr0rosal may be ohirincd
upou Application % The Purchasing Otic-I.
d. c Rom 50 District Building. LOUIS
BROwNUoW, John G. D. KNIGHT, Com
missioner r. e.
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Washington Stock Exchange.
Furnished by w. b. HIbbs q Co

Washington Gas s. $50 al lCl.
Washington Gas > at 7g.
Arlington Insurance. at 2.
After call:
Capital Traction. 5 at 5-a. at ~
Washington Railway a Electric Is. $50 at
=.
Washington Gas, 5 at ~. at T2i.. 5 at
-. at ~. at IN
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The Pennsylvania Railroad Co.

For machinists and car repaimen.
For white and eolored laborert. Apply
go New Jersey ave. S.. Washington, ID. q.
Or with the n. Y, =. & n. r. n. 90.
Apply 10 b. g. VINCENT, Agent, Norfolk. Va
The Washington herald., 1917-09-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CEREsioNY At NJ.
Rainier Carnival Thursday night; any. couple
wanting TO be married under attractive and
unique circumstances advise me at once II. b.
Matchett, Chairman Publicity, Box 10, Herald
office. Purse for bride and bridegroom; must
have Maryland license.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-11
FURNISHED HOUSES.

TWELyER0OM HOUSE IN DESIRABLE
location; half block of Sixteenth street; con-
yenient 10 two csr lines; completely furnished
Address box IA, HERALD
The Washington herald., 1917-09-11

Special to The Washington Herald.


Baltimore, Sept. .-CATTLE-Receints for
the week ended noon today were 5s26 head.
against 5,9lS head last week: receipts. l73 car
loads for market for week; ~ carloads for mar
ket today; choice steers. 75c higher; heifers SOC
higher; COWS, &c higher; bulls. medium to coed
Sc higher. and common grades strong at last
weeks prices. We quote: Steers, choice, l2.7sa
1870; good butchers, 1l.5Oal225; Medium. e64l
9s5; common. 7.75as.o0: heifers, lo5Oall Is. fair
TO good, 9.35alO.50; common to medium. !. Goa
Sc; bulls choice. s.s5a9.e0; fair to good. 7.s5a
SEQ; common to medium. 5.S5a6 IS; cows, choice,
slOas.s5; fair to good. 5.oOa7. 3; common to me-
dium, 375a5O0
SHEEP AND bAMBS-Receipts for the week
ended neon today were l0,il3 head. against
l2.l59 head last week; light supply: market
higher. We quote: Sheep, 5.0oalO.50; lambs.
II. o0a1s50
HOGS-Receipts for the week ended noon To-
day wee 4.es2 head. againa 4,os head last
week We quote: Light Western 1850; heavy
to medium. l955al9.sj; roughs, l5aCOals 10: pigs
7ooal7.50
CALNES-Receipts for the week ended noon
today were ia head. against s38 head last week :
liberal supply; market strong: choice veal. heavy
ard rough stock. dun. We qnote: Calves. sO1a
ISIS
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LOST.

LOST : POCKET BOOK. CONTAINING
army and Marine Corps discharges. between
2znd and 2td streets and Union station. Re
ward sg3B, St. Paul Court
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Help Wanted-Male and Female.

WANTED = ATTENDANTS. MALE AND
female. Opportunity for training school course.
which starts fore part Of October. Board and
lodging in addition TO salary. Apply or write
Immediately TO Saint Elizabeths HOSPITAL,
Washington, ID. C. No competitive Civil SerV-
ice examination reluired
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PERSONALS.

notice. Artificial teeth and sec
ond-hand Diamonds and Jewelry
bought. Louis Abrahams. SIS g.,
or. Pat. Office.
WORKINGMEN-YET IT HAS BEEN MD
Gated that our STOCK is too large. but not with
the good hustler trade that We have. and they
buy new rants at g to S and save bunch 81
cash Some buy slightly used ine grade suits
S M. JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 6l9 ID.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-11

BUSINESS CHANCES.

WE ESTABLISH CJT-RATE TIRE AGEN-
cies. There should he one in each locality
90x3 Ncn-skids. $50: 3Nv3ls Non-skds. So
Small carital required. Protts are large. For
full particulars address POPULAR TIRE y
RUBBER Co, rs Broadway, New NurS.
y. Y.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-11
New York.
New Orleans.

Nearly half OF all the coal produced
in the United states is mined in Penn
sylvania.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York. Sept. lo.-I'rice movements on the
curb market today were Irregular with losses
IIed0miuant Oil shares continue 10 attract
most attention. prices being Irregular
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WANTED TO BUY.
pO0Yc OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, ST
DOOhS eli, books TO entire lbrnries Ma

DOOho Gle books to eutire Libraries. Nam
$50. PEARLMAN'S BOOK SHOP. sl q
4. NV.
WE Buy AND SELL FURNITURE. a
trial is all we ask. SHEEMAN'S, Ii3 It'll Ct.
nw.-l0l5 y. \. ave. NV. Phone \. 3i12.
WILL CALL IN MY UNLETTERED AUTO
mobile. city or suburban. and pay you highest
prices for ladies, gcDtlemens. children's dis
carded clothing, Of all descriptions. Address
postal or phone. l will call L. RICE. 1852 9Th
st. NV. n lT55.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-11

A dictaphone, small enough to be
carried in ones pocket. has been in
vented and patented by man In
Washington.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-11

WANTED = 20 Power machine
operators of not less than o
months experience To work on soldiers' shirts IN
Norfolk. Pay on piecerate basis but at least
500 guaranteed for fIt four weeks. Trans
portstion raid II operators remain three months
q more. Hours. s. a week. II you have no
home cares and are not now engaged on govern
ment work, you can serve your country while
earning your living BY doing this work. To
20 in groups Of six or more viii render the
imp and the work more attractive Inquire now
at 7N Southern Building, Fifteenth and II
SITS. n. w.
WANTED-TWO VERY COMPETENT WHITE
women cooks at ST. Adams. the National
Cathedral School for Boys: must be neat, strong.
and Economical; best of references required.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-11
] u N K
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CITY
real estate at lowest current rates; special
privileges with respect 10 prior payments.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD. Inc, sl7 18th ct
MONEY TO LOAN-SjGO TO S50nO00 on d. Z.
real estate. Several trust fluids, ga TO rFr
cent. All transactions conducted with economi-
cal consideration for borrowers.
Southern Buildinc sT 18th g.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-11
HELP WANTED-FENALE.

WOMEN 10 SEW ON POWER MACHINE;
on aprons; good pay; steady. work. Apiy
CAPITAL APRON MFG. CO.. le22 Seventh
St N w
The Washington herald., 1917-09-11
MOVING
KRIEG'S EXPRESS.
SAFETY FIRST

Absolutely PIREPROOF STORAGE.
Rooms. s. and %. Moving md Psclins
UNITED STATES STORAGE Co, GS9 Isb
st NV. n. 90.
Free moving for sfor-
skS-4 n, nEe. y. 3343. y. as4z.
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