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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-19
GERMANTOWN
THE NEW ADDITION
TO PELHAM COURT
s o T. T. y

o
PELHAM COURT was not huHf 10 make an
appeal ~ every hut 60 fug who demand
fh" hest and are accustomed 20 receive it at
price which. considering what won lp DO.
murd and receive, is moderate II wifi make
% strong. DomneIling appeal
PELHAM COURT is located at Curuantar's
N'liIuu.. trrunnfUNu. iuai or lDlu'ifu lin.
coin Drive. ON the Pennsylvania Railroad.
30 or sn trains day. surely transportation
enough for amy one.
Suites " rooms and I bath 10 rooms
HNI - baths. 'nn size 'u sHI' YOUR require.
mcufe. Prices arc from $50 up
p T. ]. " 4 VI COIRT is % quiet perfect
NAkTNENT HOTEL. anil located iu am ahyu.
Iulr'F IDEAL auI exclusive suburban location
In q word. YOU may come iu pEIUNN
cor IlT and find "a perfect suburban location.
with REORGANIZATION UuoNrellaI an Ideally r0u-
Siruriet building. quiet. diruiNal. elegant.
You may select AN apartmout uf the size fo
suit 'Nour individual needs: You viii find an
your houeoku, nIuE pruhloms solved and taken
care ~ for you absolutely without effort ON
your part. YOU viii find q table Of the utmost
'NonIlono" 1f most mulprat" price. and tho
same courtesy. service and attention ls uni
form through IN" entire establishment.
For fun Information. arrangements fur I'm.
sn'r'lon aul reservation. call phone or write
EORNINN S. SHERWOOD
1l1l WALNUT ST
SPRUCE 3o7l RACE 3O25
or his representative on the premises at
Pelham Court.
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HEATING

than boi AoiELsEY health heat; better and cheaper
t1.bert' water or steam. Both phones 1927
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS

yssnI;AlN THINGS WE tyNo,v---A ,..,,..-
for lining ~ ~ iGSOM ANTI METAL
Grade bsSa liihchlne bearings over some ChcsUer
price o9I4Brlngs which might be- costly al anv
North seroO1SS and BRASS FOUNDRYS, Ii5
Sf7- -7,,.,-.- JAMES YOCOM & SON.
s5nM N-SHOEMAKER- MEAD. INC.
New ~, commercial Trust Building
pbanlu rebuilt engines and generators
it,9' spruce O1S. Race $500 ID.
Y Dynar oWER-PLANT EQUIPMENT
'Eines los, motors, boiler, steam and oil en-
Fp tHHinnps. air cOmpressors.
bYNA A,,.,.sN iIc,, IOoMEf, Inc, 127 N. 81 st.
and sSdiA,os roS motors and machinery bought. sold
Marker nd6eggi armatures repaired. Main o.
fScI nv .,e. Quo, Hearsley Co, POI n. Sd ST.
BlissN NAih5LE PREsSEs-No. q Toledo No. is
seyfert's O. tOo Stolli good condition l.. r.
III 5,iPUl.LEYs (Giibert); thousands In stock;
Is s'sssssLEs = sl BOND COMPANY $40 Arch st.
ntrs a, ana 100 lbs. Bradley power ham
. N.|nIaere *, X, w R9fesses Beaudry 11l-ih power
h l.SS Ne'tali, lIaS ~ 5ib 81
ol plain and aufom+ti 4chinery
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lights. u'uo cash. balance as rent. ! suu.rr
gsrs to n'ldwtu.s. Romtnpron and Hily@8'ono
asru ST. k~d' sAEa5%ljaUGTm, AVE
asrr AND BALTIMORE Avr--A a.s,or, $.
room pgrsh front dwelling. .puigh hall hot.
grr. ,aoo rhd- s. Ij'ii|la ( s"H ''5 5305
G2p ANp WOODLAND. AVE a.s'orv store and
a@ck "E sa,a ''S 'TSWCrWT' T' r6yERSs Ss',g""'o odIG iI
Woodland ave. 20 South 18Th 81.
ATTRACTIVE HOMES
EUGENE L. TOWNSEND
: r. COR. 18TH ST BALTIMORE AVE.
FGooo. COST S72oO-Buut by soEol: Dutch han
electric LIGHTS. baths. hot.wdtvr Goat, m"ar 1'',i
'''" '"' > lT%ASYYIL65RR 4 SON. % S. tom St
SEE THE rNG2rALEp homes. Springfield
ave; 'bth TO '1th: only $1,000. new lectures:
or' p5r bas n1u'g mc nns ETI cement steps mrIosei
9y.e,o rssn'l 4 Sll. ,,,aogas.,a 81 ~ rrtos
r. IT, MhGr%%rss s% 'o9, 5oSa S572 5lhSr, 'I@T ny
81 NJ '2rH r SE EY 1o2ms oaS nG & 'q@ }lh s. l" rn0
Woodland GaIG%c @2c smith Smith 43i 'r rasr RS." Dick 81
GERMANTOWN
sToNE and yYhtt..,ast housn = rooms baths
on, WA&l&%SN Ha.liins T. j. EMIGN laiE 81.
IF. ..roNrEMrLATING purchqstgE or routing In
j',i g. T. is'or s. Son 5oa dor,n,n,d'"%'o '"' ,' a1
~. Yor ARE lG,os.ns for. a home !u. G.rmau.
m|. }@| MEEiiA% G7i5 &aTm@an,o,gn YER @ gn"1".' a,a
our RENL ESTATE EuLLETIN VIII be- rent
trust coy 9y GRtca S q" aaa
LARGE List or GERAANTpWE HOMES
,r-,.. SNI II.hH a. iiAltHt
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
WEST PHILADEIrHIA

Continued from Preceding column
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APARTMENTS


'""''"b'" from Preceding Column
APARTMENTS OF and . room, -,,h -,-,,,,.
oath, electric llEht. etc. Furnished or un frir.
hl.tedi also J. suite of I rooms. kitchen ard
bath. ABBY T. 7. Rocket B2O n 10Th 1t
APARTMENT HEADQUARTERS
.r,..,, NORMAN 5. SHERWOOD
SPRl CE 39il. l4ll WALNUT. RACE 3Oos
illG GlEARD AVE rooms and hptb. ron, ~,
dnc'd. $ j Wailmon. lllo w. Girard ave.
-u0i MT VERNON Exceptionally desirable, "a
front room turn.. use din.ug room. kitchen.
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INyALLDS CHRISTIAN SANITARIUM
Qrnscctarlan). Beautiful location. physicians,
,s.,rses. no wards; Spacious grounds; old Es-7
road TO Hroud st., south or Chelten ave-, very
moderate rates. Phone OAK Lane l72O
LOCATION; special scientific care;
neryous elderly; every comfort; .ursesi book
ist Dr Randall, city Line Chestnut Hin,
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ROOMS WANTED
BOARDING
BOARD WANTED
SANITARIUMS

ERENCIINIAN wants room and board in
french boa riding housei fun particulars and
nrlce q $50. Ledger Central
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CuRNEG house. mod. I5tu ST.. . baths. az
fur. summer. Fl1 mo. O. 3la L.d. Z
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AUTO SUPPLIES
AUTO TIRES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

INCORPORATE YOUR BUSINESS
Total cost Of S75 for capital Of S25. 900
DELIVER CHARTER ~ ONE WEEK
CENTRAL LEGAL AGENCY. 2gO DreXei MD,
hCEPTIONAL OPPORTI NIFTY for small
amount OF capital; VIII bring good returns Tor
short time Investment @ 3l2, Ledger Central
hTENTS-Our books sent free, How to Oh
tain Patents. Victor j. Evans & Co, l4ggA
Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia.
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rENNsYLNNNIN slnTRnNN

REAL ESThTE. murtEaE,s aud conveyed
WM. u. CHAMBERS
1913 y. BrOIl st.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-04-19

any other corn any closer than that
field below the bill. The pollen Of that
low grade corn will get mixed with
this fine corn and set us back no tell
ing how far
"Oh, all right, then. But what shall
we plant here
Break it early and sow cowpeas
broadcast, thick as you can. Mix
some corn IN with EN-. say. half and
half. When the corn gets almost to
tasseling stage NOW vines and all of
for hay. Break 1t and turn everything
under and drill corr IN thick. Let it
get high as your head. and cut that too.
Wen need lots OF provender. Guess it
would be a good idea to plant cowpeas
along with the second crop too"
Il was thinkin' Of lettin' the oats
mature next spring. Wen be needin'
en- said his father.
"Well, that's all right. Oat stubble
turned under is a help. and you can
get a good crop OF pea vine hay and
young corn fodder of here after the
oats. I expect that would be the best
plan"
III do that. then"
Wont try truck next springT" ask
ed Tom.
mo, We'll be short handed, and It
will be all Link an me can do to keep
the stock CROWN fast an get regular
crops and such. I'll wait until Joe
gets back"
"Say, I've been doing some studying
too" said Tom Ralston as the three
walked back toward the house from
the corn plot. Father subscribed to
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-04-19

day, in front of the building used as a
courthouse in Power county, in Ameri-
can Falls, Power county, Idaho, l will,
in obedience to said order of sale and
decree of foreclosure, sell the above
described property, or 81 much there
of as may be necessary to satisfy plain
tiff's decree, with interest thereon and
costs, to the highest bidder for cash,
lawful money of the United States.
Dated this 2Sth day of March, 1917.
ID. B. JEFFRIES,
Sheriff.
FRED WALWORTH. Deputy.
1929, 4-19.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-04-19

the season the last school day posi-
BILE within the law has been selected
and, that our boys and girls may haw
a proper appreciation of our forests
our birds, u trees and our shrubs
it is desired that the teachers and
pupils of all the schools Of Power
county shall observe the day with
appropriate exercise and, also. by thS
planting of trees and shrubs wherever
practicable.
A fitting observance of the day eacf
year not only adds to the prosperie
and wealth of the state but is alst
a source of pleasure and happiness tn
the people.
HARRIET NJ. WILSON.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-04-19
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE ON
FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND
EOR THE COUNTY OLE POWER.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF POWER.
American Falls Development Co.,
Ltd. a corporation, plaintiff, VS..
Cleveland II. Farnham and Ella, Farm
ham. his wife. defendants.
Under and by virtue of an order Of
sale and decree of foreclosure and sale
issued out of the district court Of the
fifth judicial district of the state Of
Idaho in and for the county of Power,
state of Idaho. on the 2Sth day of
March, 1917, in the above entitled ac-
ton wherein the above named plain
tiff. American Falls Development Co.,
Ltd. a corporation, obtained a judg-
meut and decree of foreclosure upon
three certain promissory notes dated
March 8, 1913, executed and delivered
by the said Cleveland II. Farnham and
Ella Farnham, his wife. and secured
by a mortgage mentioned in plaintiffs
complaint i nthe above entitled action,
which said judgment and decree was
rendered on the 9Th day of March, 1917,
and recorded on the 18th day of
March, 1917, IN book l or judgments,
at page 37S. records of Power county,
state of Idaho.
l am commanded to sell all those
certain lots, parcels or pieces of land
situate in the county of Power, state
of Idaho, bounded and described as
follows, to-wit: Lots Z and s, block
20. Riverside addition to the townsite
of American Falls, as per the amended
plat made by Joseph Mum November
Is, 1907, said plat being on record
in the office of the county recorder
ogether with all the tenements, heredi-
taments and appurtenances thereun-
to belonging or in anywise appertain-
ing. includig all homestead ad exemp-
ton rights therein.
Notice is hereby given that on Sat
urday the 21st day of April, 1917, at
the hour of eleven o'clock a. m. of that
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-04-19

to be a whale of a crop, believe mer'
Looks Ike the season come Just
right observed his mother.
Couldn't be better" admitted Joe.
His effort at seed selection was bear
Ing fruit. He had saved the seed from
the stalks with the most ears on them,
and in the crop coming on there was
at least a third Of the crop with three
perfe tly developed ears on each stalk,
probably fifty stalks with four well
developed ears and "A half dozen which
showed four good ears and a rudimen-
tary ear which could IN time be de-
yeloped into u perfect ear.
Joe wen through and marked all the
five cared stalks with a red calico
string, the four cared ones with a blue
strip and the three cared ones with a
white piece Of cloth.
I'm going to gather it all separate
w." he explained to his father. These
few stalks showing the five ear tend
ency l am going to plant off by them
selves next year and develop them up;
same way with the four ears. May
plant the two together. I'm not GER
tain now, but | want to breed that
corn up to five good ears to the stalk"
What about this here three ear
corn r. inquired Mr.. Weston.
FIRST l want to get enough of It for
you to plant here on the place; then
the rest Of it l will sell for seed"
What about the balance. Joe2"
Feed the hogs with IT.
"Why, joe" protested Tom Ralston.
you could sell any Of this corr for
seed corn at a fancy price just because
it came off this acre. You're foolish
not to-
well, maybe I'll sort out the best
ears from the two ear corn and sell It
at "A slight advance for the trouble in
sorting It ont. but l won't take any
}an'y price for It. because It amt fan
cy corn. And l amt particular anx-
ious to sell 1t. It's worth as much to
US for feed as the money is"
Il think you ought to be willing to
sell It for seed corn, Joe" said his ia
Their. It's fine. strong corn, better
than any Of this aEound here. It's
bound to give good results, an you'l
help the farmers that want to get a
good corn to plant"
"Oh, well, looking at It that way, 1
reckon it's sort Of my duty to let 1t go.
But just wait until l get me a five a
corn fixed. III get five and six dollars
a bushel for It right along"
How you going to carry IN corn
breeding II you are of at SCHOOL,"
inquired Tom Ralston.
Better get the trip to the school
first. But If l do go up there pa can
do all that's needful next year. Plant
on part Of this acre the four ear and
FIVE ear corn. I'll pick the two most
perfect ears to get seed from. Then,
when the ears are matured, do as
have dOne-pick out the best and
strongest stalks with the most ears on
EN- and mark EN-. Then the next
year I'll carry It on myself"
What about the rest Of that four
ear corn?" inquired Mr.. Weston.
Sell It at 81 a bushel for seed afteI
you have got all you want. Same way
with the three ear-sell that Mt SO &
bushel.''
THAT patch out there ought to make
a good crop Of corn next year" re
fected Mr.. Weston.
"For goodness sake, don't plant d
stalk Of corn in her except that stun
we are trying to breed up. Don't want
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-04-19
AnBOR DAY DESIGNATED.

In accordance with a proclamation
issued recently by Governor Alexan-
der, l have designated April n, 1917,
Arbor Day in Power county.
On account of the backwardness OF
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-04-19
FOR SALE.

Ford, 1915 model. used only st<
months and good as new, to trade for
horses.
1T J. D. SMITH. Farmers Barr
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-04-19
BARGAINS IN TRADE.

Have a good 16-room hotel, viii
trade for good farm in Idaho.
Two farms to trade for residence
property in Idaho Falls, Pocatello.
Blackfoot or American Falls.
For further information write to Ko-
sanke & Co., American Falls. Ida. tt
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-04-19

Idaho had Ala farms in 1870, worth
SSH an acre. In 1910, there were
30,SO7 farms worth $46.3S an acre.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-21
The TOWN Crier

The Central Citizens' Association 10
to hold It's May meeting this evening
at 5 o'clock at the North Capitol saw
ings Bank
Or. p. p. Clas ON. Cemnizsioner OF
Education. win ddress the American
Guild OF OrEznists at the studio Of
Albert W. Harmed this evening.
Next Saturday, Mzy -, Chsxy
Chase Lake will open for the season.
The big open cir dancing pavilion
with the Meyer Davis Orchestra win
be the scene Of activities.
sThat the PkIIlpplne Island. Should
Be Retained" Is the subject OF the
final prize debate OF the Georgetown
University Law school this evening
at 7s30 O'Clock, in the auditorium of
the Law School Building.
The Georgetown CitIzens' Assoeia-
tion win meet tonight at O'Clock
in the Potomac Savings Bank Hall
OdeT 5. Smith, chairman OF the COM
mittee on police and hremen Of the
Board Of Trade. VIM speak on the
Home Defense League"
asOme ImDresaIons OF Germany' In
the subject of an illustrated lecture
to be given by william c. Dennis,
formerly Assistant Solicitor of the
State Department. at Friends Church.
Thirteenth and Irving streets north
west. this evening at o'clock
The president and members OF
Washington Alumni of Western Mary
land College are to be rendered con-
cert by c. W. OConnor this evening
IN Studio Hall
fsThe Suffrage Question I'm Russia
in Connection with the Present Revo-
luton" win be the subject Of an ad-
dress by J. @. Ohsol former member
OF the Russian Duma, this evening at
8 o'clock IN National American Wom-
an Suffrage headquarters, 1895 Rhode
Island avenue. under the auspices Of
the Equal Suffrage League.
The East washington Citizens' As
sociation Will meet at its hall, SAT
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, to-
night at O'Clock.
sHow the Labor Government OF
Australia Keers Down the Price Of
Food During the War" is the subject
of a lecture to be given by Julian
Pierce, under the auspices of the So
cialist committee on education. at an
open-air meeting at s o'clock tonight.
at Pennsylvania avenue and Eighth
street northwest
Monsieur Marcel Kneeht, of the Uni-
versity OF Nancy. France. member Of
the French National Committee OF the
French War Office, will give an Illus
trated lecture at the University Club,
tomorrow evening, at 8 o'clock. A
reception viii be rendered at the same
tine to Ambassador Jusserand.
The monthly meeting of the Rhode
Island Avenue Suburban Citizens As
sociatlon will be held Wednesday
evening at o'clock at the Sherwood
Presbyterian Church
The Washington herald., 1917-05-21

plants, gathered from many parts Of the
world and combined with great skill
into the best remedy known for all all
ments OF the stomach, liver and Kidneys
II puriies the blood. aids digestion,
strengthens weak nerves and revitalizes
the whole body.
Daily signed testimonials are received
relative TO the beneht derived from this
great preparation. One of the latest Is
that Of Mr.. L T. Raley, Of SIS X
street northeast. a well known carpenter
and contractor Of this city. He stated:
I have suffered with my kidneys and
rheumatism for the past 20 years ana
never got any medicine to give me per-
manent relief until started to take your
Plant Juice. I had terrible pains all
through my arms and limbs, and was so
bad that II I would bend over It would
be few minutes before could straight
en- up again. could not sleep at night.
because OF the pain I suffered. and got
very weak and completely run down
Nothing gave me relief until 1 took your
Plant Juice, and now I am g7a 7ad to say
that II has put me on my fert again: 1
sleep wen and am feeling the ! est have
in years. Two bottles did the work for
me. and can truthfully say that II was
the best two dollars that ever spent IN
my life. I am glad to give this indorse-
ment for Plant Juice, for il was the
only medicine that relieved me -
The Plant Juice Man is at the Peoples
Drug Store corner Of Seventh and e
streets northwest. where he is daily meet
ing the local public. and introducing and
explaining The merits Of this remedy
Adv.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-21
Boys Snatch Pocketbook
And Make Their Escape

A daring daylight pocketbook snatching
In a thickly populated section was report
ed to the police of the Seventh precinct.
Mrs. Ames, stopping with Mrs. T. Thomas,
Of the Magnolia apartments, 1921 N street
northwest, said that shortly after z
o'clock yesterday afternoon while out for
a walk at Twenty-seventh and Q streets
northwest, her pocketbook, containing g
small amount OF cash and valuable pa
pers, was snatched from her hand by two
small white boys who made their escape.
Mrs. An1es gave the police a good descrip-
tion OF the boys.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-21
This is the best time to
have Furniture
Reupholstered

You can spare it better now when
the housecleaning is on and when
the pleasant weather makes one wish
to stay outdoors as much as possible.
We would advise our patrons hav-
ing furniture requiring upholstering to
let us send for it now. and not only
upholster it, but give it a thorough
overhauIing. The kind of repairing
we do makes it almost like new.
Our workmen are skilled and care
full and every bit of the work is done
right on the premises in our own shop.
We will deliver it when finished or
when you say you want it.
Phone Main sSco-Uphostery Department.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-21
Austrian Hard Candies
Reduced to 40c pound

We have been selling these Candies
at 65c pound. But we have on hand
a larger stock than we should with
the approach Of hot weather. There
fore, this reduction in price.
Made in this country after the same
recipe that has long made these Can
dies famous-40c pound.
ENGLISH WALNUT MEATS-Se-
lected. whole halves and rne tasting.
Splendid tor nut sandwiches and
fruit salads. We are offering guam
uty OF choice ones to close out at
Special price, SOC pound.
Fifth hoor-Tsnth q. ..
The Washington herald., 1917-05-21
Flags

We believe we have, and are now
offering to our customers, the Iare-
est supply of Flags that can Be
found, and in every size and reliable
quality of cotton, wool and silk.
FLAGS OF THE UNITED STATES
AND ALL OUR ALLIES
France England, Russia, Italy, Bel
gum, Japan, Serbia, Roumsnia.
Most every size and reliable
grade IN these Flags may now be
obtained here in standard ousIit;e.
or better. "''''e'
We suggest that you see our FIao
'tock Sr:,s;, before s. making your selection
The Washington herald., 1917-05-21
Plain-colored Parasols-
Rainproof and Sunproof

Garry Parasols like these on dry
days, rainy days or any day. They
are the most useful.
Made Of splendid quality pure silk
on lO-rib frames. The colors
are the best of the season-myrtIe,
hunters green, navy. royal, garnet
and black. finished with ebonine
handles. The price. $500 each.
Main hoor--G street entrance
The Washington herald., 1917-05-21
Books on the War

JOSEPH PENCILS PICTURES
OF WAR WORK IN ENGLAND.
Sl.50.
Contains hfty-one reproduc-
tions of drawings and litho-
graphs of British munition
works-by permission of the
British government, with notes
by the artists and an introduc-
ton by H. G. Wells.
THE WHITE ROAD TO VERDUN,
by Kathleen Burke. $1.00.
The author gives an account
of her visit to Verdun and of
her meetings with Jofre and
Nivelle.
Second Hoor-F street
The Washington herald., 1917-05-21
Useful Articles for the Soldier

Compact. easily carried articles
that meet exactly the many quick
wants of the enlisted men of the
service, as well as the officers.
Trench Mirrors. in leather case, Csc.
Trench Mirrors, in cloth case, 35c.
Cloth Sewing Rolls, fitted, 75c.
Cloth Writing Portfolio. with tablet
and memo book, 75c.
Canvas Travelling Case. fitted with
brush, comb. safety razor. shaving
soap. shaving brush. tooth brush
and Trench mirror, $500.
Main door-EeTenh st.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-21

THE PAN-GERMAN PLOT UN-
MASKED, by Andre Cheradame,
$l.25.
With introduction by Lord
Cromer. The author of this
book anticipated the German
peace proposal. and in its
pages he says that Germany
had a scheme whereby, after
certain events which have now
occurred, the Germans would
step forward with an air of
magnanimity and would offer
what appeared to be a gen.
erous peace and acknowledg-
ment of defeat.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-21

Soldiers and Sailors Combination
Note Paper, 35c.
Fountain Pens. self-fiIlins. safety
and regular. $l.00 to $500.
Canvas Kits, fitted. 35e, Soc & 75c.
Leather Kits. fitted. $1.00.
lngersoll Wrist Watches, $3.25.
lngersoll Radio-Wrist Watches,
$500.
Pocket Combs in cases. l5c.
Canvas Writing Portfolios, SI.5O.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-21
Wallace Nutting Pic
lures for Gifts to
the Bride

Nothing more appropriate than
these bright and CHEEKY messages
of nature and love. Among the
many subjects will be the follow
ing:
Bridesmaids Procession.
Honeymoon Drive,
Honeymoon Blossoms.
Decked as a Bride,
Honeymoon Windings.
Honeymoon Cottage.
Many Happy Returns.
You may have these framed to
suit any requirement or preference.
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The Washington herald., 1917-05-21
Wooden Drill Guns
Help You to Prepare to ''Do
Your Bit"

Boys. youths. men--ail should
learn the udiments of drilling,
marching and handling a gun. The
Wooden Drill Gun will enable you
to do this at small expense and
without a possibility of danger.
Same length and shape as U. S.
lfle, but very lightweight.
Junior military organizations. Boy
and Girl Scouts should have them.
l5c each.
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