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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-21
WILL Be
KEPT warm AND
WILL FEED WELL

PARIS, Aug. 2-(By MslD.-
France has abandoned her pro.
posed civil mobilization. Tho
new move is taken 10 mean IN
many quarters that the Rlbot
government has the war situa-
ton 40 we'll In hand that II will
not be necessary 10 draft tho
French oitlrenry between the
aces OF 10 and 90 for war work.
War work viii remain volun-
tary In France.
The dark economic cloud accom-
panied by sinister rumorR OF n bad
winter TO come. following the fuel
shortage OF 1867 has also been
shunted TO an inconspicuouH place
on the horizon Paris has the word
of the project of the Department OF
the Seine that the great metropolis
VIII not feel the pinch OF either
hunger or cold during the coming
winter. This official announces
that the coal supply Is assured and
that food supplies viii be- plentiful
The conditions which caused the
Parisicns To stand In line before
food omporiums and coal yards viii
be forestalled. he declares. and
thereby emphasizing that France is
suffering no great amount or worry
over tho rayages OF German sub.
marines.
Another piece OF good news
emanatea today from the ministry
OF commerce 10 the effect that
pArisians will soon be- supplied
with National Fooigear" and Ma.
tional Cloth" for clothing. This
promises 10 be real boon for mod.
est purses. as shoe leather has fin
ally AWAITED 10 prohlbitive prices.
The average price for re-sollng u
pair OF shoes is now ten francs
about $500 which II more than
double pre.war tax. Men pay about
$40 for good pair OF shoes. and
ladies must pay about Sl5 II they
want the mode.
The French national shoe will
cost about Is francs or S. wear
and comfort Will be guaranteed but
style will not II will be the ma.
tional style. Fancy footgear viii
however. continue on sale for those
who want TO pay the price.
The National Cloth" viii be
guaranteed by the government OF
good quality in various shades at
n nominal price. There viii also
probably be some check on greedy
tailors who will attempt to charge
too much for tailoring the national
product.
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Observation-Disclosures
: Cynthia Grey's
LETTERS
Mother Wants 10
BE M0Uie Ictress

Doar Miss Grey: ] am n mar.
ried woman with fine husband
and three dear little girls. have
n nice home. competent maids. and
our home life In delightful. was
married when quite young. before
] had any chance 10 develop my
self along any artistic lines. Now
! have an opportunity TO become a
moving picture actress. My hus-
band iR perfectly willing. encour-
ages mo. In fact. 20 accept. for he
understands my ambition. How
ever. my friends all discourage
me. saying that people Will i'm
aglno that we have domestic trou.
bleH and that ! am not the right
sort OF mother DO you think !
am wrong in accepting this Offer
AMBITION
Trying 10 live mp TO ones
friends ideas In about the most
hopeless thing In the world. so
why don't you please your fam.
lily and yourself? Fortunately.
you are living In an age when
people realize that woman
may he good wife and Il good
mother. and at the same time
have Il career. Since you are
80 situated that you can give
time 10 other pursuits without
neglccting your home. there is
no reason why you should not
develop your talents. Your
friends will be glad TO approve
your course when you have
made "A success OF your work
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OF the scenes" portion OF Ringing.
Vile TO see her taking dictation
from her husband There. In the
friendly shade of a tent or gildrd
wagon. with Mrs. HartEell'H type
writing machine perched on the top
OF trunk and himself often dress.
ed in tn. motley garb OF the ring.
tho millionaire clown" attends TO
his business correspondence In ad.
dition to her duties as wardrobe
mistress. Mrs. Hartzell Is official
chaperone with the circus. and to
her falls the duty of looking after
the social welfare of the 900 ballet
girls. who take part in this sea
sons fairyland spectacle. "Cindsr.
ella. II is this pleasant office
that has won her the title OF The
Little Mother OF the Circus"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-21
THEY'LL OPEN PACKAGES

Openers" and packers for the
T. 3 customs service are needed
Examinations viii be held In room
300. postnffice building. Septem'
Der 3.
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TACOMA WOMAN
ASKS SEATTLE
TO RAISE FUND

The First Washington field hos
pital corps has no mess fund. II Is
modified now at American lake.
and Is about to leave for Palo Alto.
Cal
Miss beatrice T.. Wilson. i2l7
Grant It s. Tacoma. wants Seattle
to help raise a mess fund for the
corps
"lnasmuch as the company Is
composed largely OF Seattle men.
and Tacoma has It's hands full
helping out the infantry and artll.
lery companies. wish to call your
attention to the fact that the First
Washington has no outside help
whstever." writes Miss Wilson.
They are leaving" she says.
for California within n few days.
and J am sure that they would
leave their native state with lighter
hearts II they knew that the PEG.
pie they were leaving behind were
at least Interested In their going"
The proper address for contribu-
tions Is: Mai Carroll. First Wash.
ington Field Hospital. Murray.
Wash.
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Girl Feels Blue;
No Young Men Gall

Dear Miss Grey: am a girl %
wears old a little above medium
height. and not bad looking
have neat clothes. ! try TO be
FOLLY. and am told that am good.
hearted Don't think have too
good an opinion OF myself. for, on
the contrary. think something
must be lacking because boys new
or seem to take liking to me
They never call on me. What
shall ! do? II is only natural that
should feel blue PEGGY.
Some persons think they get
Whist they want by keeping
their minds on tho subject
Others believe that they at.
tract what they want only
when they stop thinking about
H.
Probably one method has as
great an influence as the 9th.
or upon shaping the future.
But feeling blue" will certain.
~ never draw any friend to
you Better forget about the
boys for n while. and trust the
unexpected TO happen. Some
times II does.
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Asks Remedy for
Perr btrinp Hands

Dear Miss Grey. My hands per
spire badly This Is very annoy
ing. II you can tell me OF a rem
edy. will be grateful.
PAULINE.
This formula is n good rem.
edy for persplring hands. and
may be prepared at home:
Prepared Venetian tale. . or:
powdered orris root. 10 on.
oxide OF zinc. 3 OF: powdered
tartaric acid. or: powdered
borlc acid. o.. salicylic
acid. 2ia OF; menthol. u or:
oil OF eucalyptus. I. on. Make
fine powder. TO be applied
to the hands and sprinkled in
side the gloves,
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Mems Suits Sacrificed at S7.65

AND A $3.50 HAT FREE WEDNESDAY,.
Suits that sold $650 go Wednesday at 80. Mems
$40 90 hgcass Suits including Grfon and Colegan makes
"a rare value this price-SS95
Suits beautifully tailored in tweeds worsteds and
Spring styles Society and Strauss
lot former prices to $4,000 Cut Wednesday
to 81 50. And $3.50 HAT FIR with every Suit sold
Wednesday we will sell Mems President Suspenders
at 100; Handkcrchiefs at Be pl50 Cluett Shirts at
69c Mems Wool Underwear. worth to $500 goes at CSC
Mems Flannel Shirts worth to $3.50 at S1.}S Mems Sl50
Union SUITS CSC; $3.50 Silk and Wool Underwear 9Sc
These just few items picked at random from these
great Rogers grabbed this great Larsen Meer
Portland stock will throw it all sale tomorrow It's
huge underakngand lin these days OF soaring prices 1t VIII
be as eodsend the economical shoppers of Seattle
15c ARROW COLLARS late styles will be sold for
15c large lot of Mems Overas, all sizes. 60 at 43c
Mems sold So at CSC Boys Suits worth to 30
At go 81 Dress Shirts Black Bear Overals Work Gloves
Mackinaws Logger Shoes Scker Coats etc. in fact every
thing dress work included in this sale and
going at prices placed worlds standard
merchandise Note Carefully our Address
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Girl. "a, Engaged
10 20-Yedr-OM Man

Dear Miss Grey: am 20 years
81 age and engaged 10 a man OF
20. We are very much in love.
DO you think the difference in our
ages will interfere with our future
hsppiness7 UNDECIDED.
Whether II would interfere
with your happiness or not de-
ponds on your individual tenn
peraments Some men OF %
are ms old as others OF "a. and
some young women Of - APP
pear Younger than others OF
20. SO II really isn't a matter
Of years so much as physical
fitness and alertness OF mind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-21

An Indiana company announces
that ice is high because coal is
high And coal as everybody
knows. is high because the wealth
err is warm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-21
SAMPLE.
Shoes $l.9S
2,00OPaIsSample Shoes Thrown on Sale "Wednesday

Mr. n. M. Rogers Who Secured the Great B. Schneider
and Emporium Stocks, Grabs Entire Larsen-Mueller
Shoe Co. Stock of Portland, Oregon 1000 Pairs Of
Sample Shoes Just Unpacked and Thrown Sale
Wednesday at Rock Bottom Prices.
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Old C0nUentiOn Is
Not 4l7cavs Observed

Dear Miss Grey: On which side
OF lady should a gentleman walk
when he is her escort on the
street. FRED.
Men walk upon that side
which will best separate a
woman from the crowd. Tho
former strict convention of
keeping to the outside of the
walk is not now closely OBJ
served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-21
FREE
BOOK

Consultation free. office
n. IN. TO $3.50 y. MI Sundays {
by appointment. Phone Main
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-21

Mems alk-Over and Sam
pie Shoes. broken lines. worth
to $500; 60 Wednesday at
$1.9S.
Mems Walk Over Shoes.
$3.50. $500 and 5000 values
Walk Over name and price
stamped on every pair. go at
S2.S5.
Mems Fine Sample Shoes,
worth to $500. go at So. rs.
Ladies' and Misses Shoes.
worth 10 $3.50. at S1.4S.
Ladies Walk Over Shoes,
broken lines. S1.S9.
Ladies and Misses Sample
White Canvas Shoes and
Pumps, at CSC and up.
$500 Red Cross Ladies
Shoes. l2-in. top. at S3. 4S.
Mems Florsheim S h o S,
III. A. G. IN uN at GO A2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-24
SUMMER COTTAGES TO LET.

BOLIVAR HEIGHTS. HARPERs FERRY-sIX
acres and completely furnished cottage; bath
electric light: $50 per month. WA. H. ELLIS.
1910 & st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-24

ron RENT-l30s COLUMBIA ROAD: ROOMS
and bath: newly papered. painted and cleo
trie lighting; rent. $500.
GEO. A. MYERS. 1417 Park road.
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BEAUTIFUL FARM,
Containing about seventeen acres
with beautiful old residence; on
main road to Alexandra, Va, just
FIVE miles from Washington
Place about 300 feet above sea
level; beautiful lanes running up
to house from road. Entirely de-
tached.
For full particulars apply to
MADDOX ABRAMS
twith)
STORY & COBB,
1112 Conn. Ave, Washington, DC.
Tel. n. 6oso-6osI.
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ADAM A. WEsCHLER. AUCTToNEER.

ADAM A. WESCHLER. AUCTI0NEER.
Assignee's Sale of Desirable, Es-
tablished Stores of Enrich &
Co.," Located at 215-. Indiana
Avenue Northwest, Corner
Eighth and IN" Streets North
west and Corner Twenty-hrst
and "K" Streets Northwest.
By virtue of an order Of the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia passed in bankruptcy
cause No. 1852 lin re Frederick W. ENRICH. tho
undersigned will offer for sale on Thursday. the
AID. 1917. the stock in trade. fixtures and good
will Of the above described stores at public
auction. The stores Wilt be sold separately. and
will be ocered at each store. 215 Indiana ave.
will be offered at IL O'Clock am. 9Th and NJ
SITS. at IL: 80 O'Clock an. and 21st and K sts.
at II o'clock noon.
Terms of sale: Cash, Of which . deposit Of
two hundred dollars will be required at time Of
sale and balance upon confirmation Of sale BY
the court. Sale to be subject to report and con-
nrmaton BY court.
BYRON o. GRAHAM.
Assignee of F. W. Enrich.
te22-d&dbs 317 John Marshall place.
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FOR SALE

FINE FARM AND HOME-CHIcKEN TRUCK
ing farm, IT A.. Rozier bay. Va; minutes
from Potomac beach: 80 min. from Colonial
Beach; 7r.. water, gas. Also cottage of 8 r.
outside buildings; good stable. corn and hen
house; artesian water. F. TUBBINS. 1717 Pa.
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FOR SALE OR RENT

Beautiful semi-detached house II
rooms, 3 baths and garage. Price
reduced to right party. 1902 Co
lumbia road.
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SELECT LIST OF HOUSES FOR SALE AND
FOR RENT IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE cry
PHONE, CALL OR WRITE FOR APPOINT
MENT TO INSPECT HOUSES.
MOORE HILL unc.l. 1902 H ST.
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Farm on Salt Water,
Io.Nlile Sound View

2e0 acres level. stone free, productive fields
for alfalfa. corn. wheat, etc. Pasture for 100
cattle; 80 bearing apple trees. also pears. pums.
peaches. cherries and grapes: 7-room house in
good repair. with maple shade; good Soft. barn.
dairy house, corn crib. granary and oyster pack
ing house; abundance oysters. clans. crabs, fish,
wild ducks and geese: big money can be made
from the oyster grounds; owner called to another
state, makes low price. $3.50. less than half
down. For details see page 80, "Strout's Spring
Catalogue" filled with farm bargains every
FARM AGENCY. Dept 1873, Land Title bldg.
Philadelphia.
FOR SALE-FINE VIRGINIA FARM.
good timber; 300 acres fine bottom land; brick
mansion; 3 six-room tenant houses: 3 large barns
and numerous outbuildings: well fenced and
watered: $50 acres in wheat. grass and alfalfa
about 800 acres planted in corn. which owner
reports should make. at low estimate. 10000
bushels: estimates wheat crop about 5000 BUSH
els; expects fine returns from alfalfa etc. 5000
bushels corn and other crops in proportion,
raised last year,: full farm equipment, including
new moRul tractor. thresher. reaper and binder,
mower and hay baler wagons and all other nee
essary tools and implements; also @ horses. so
head stock. cattle. hogs. ETC.. all Of which. in
GLIDING growing crops tno crops reserved. go to
purchaser. II sold within sixty days. $40. 900.
and crops to be marketed this year and
WM. H. SAUNDERS & co. s07 18th st. NV.
FOR sALE-POULTRY FARM. is ACRES:
nne poultry house and barn; running water in all
buildings; Groom modern house; $500 chickens;
fruit; IL miles from X. r. and electric line;
phone and rural delivery. Address Box 257-P.
Star Office
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FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. wEscHLER. AUcTIoNEER.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF FRAME DWELL
IlG. No. 1912 POTOMAC STREET NORTI

IiG. NO. 1919 POTOMAC STREET NORTH
WEST.
BY virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia. holding a Probate
Court. passed in administration No. 1856 the
undersigned administrator will sell at public anc-
ton. in front of the premises, on TUESDAY.
JULY THREE. 1917. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM,
the following land and premises known No.
1912 Potomac - ct northwest. pamely: Part Of
lot numbered nty-nine 10, In Beatty and
Hawkins addition 10 Georgetown. and part Of Q
parcel of land lied Kings Acre. both Of said
parcels Of land Ling in square 40 Of Georgetown.
now square 1919 Of the city OF Washington. and
being the parcels Of land conveyed to Cecilia 8.
Coakley, under the name of Salvatore Coakley.
and to her sister. Josephine Coakley. by deed
from Joseph Waters. executor. recorded in Liber
s745. at folio 10. in the office of the recorder Of
deeds Of the District Of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash and the balance in two
equal miscellaneous. payable in one and two years.
with interest at per cent per annum, payable
semi annually from the day of sale. secured by
deed of trust the property sold. all cash, at
the option Of the purchaser. deposit Of 500 will
be required of the purchaser at the time Of sale.
All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser.
Terms Of sale to be complied with within thirty
days from the day Of sale or the property will be
resold at the risk and cost Of the defaulting pur-
chaser.
LILLIAN P. PULLEY. AdminIstratrix.
CRANDAL MACKEY, Attorney,
Columbian building.
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FOR RENT-S-room brick house Broad st. !;
shade. lawn and garden. For the summer
mos s25 per month: SIS per month by year.
heat. kitchen stove, hot and cold water; CEN
trally located; shade; lawn and garden; SO per
month by year.
lot; finest location In the town; garden and
garage; electric lights In house; RENT. $35 per
month by year.
FOR RENT = 11-room house. West Falls
Church; hot-water heat; motor pump and electric
lights; bathroom kitchen range; hot and cold
water all through the house; house beautifully
situated. well shaded and very near railway sta
ton All kinds of fruit and berries $40 per
FOR SALE-room bungalow: 1 acre land;
81. 700; or with acres. $3.50. Within I'VE
minutes' walk of electric station. Terms to
suit.
FOR SALE-9- room house, well located, near
the East Falls Church station furnace heat
bathroom. and lavatory In another room; kitchen
house; cement cellar under whole house; IRE
s 500. anu '''''e sleeping porch rhi'h
FOR sALE-1h miles from West Falls Church
station; in Fairfax CO.; acres land. all clear
In good condition; Groom house; stable; corn
crib: chicken en-. house and shed; some fruit.
NJ. e. CHURCH.
Real Estate. Loans and Insurance
Telephone Falls Church 80. Falls Church, Va.
ATTRACT. 49, HOME: sUBsTAN. KEDUCT.
account death owner: also magnificent tract for
country estate. II. 8. Ryer. E. Falls Ch. Va
sIN-ROOM HOUSE. ELECTRIC LIGHT, La
IT. Price. $500 Terms. $3.50 cash, balance
SIS per month, including interest: 1 square from
car line; Apply to ARTHUR CARR. Hyatts-
TAKOMA PARK LOTS, DESIRABLE. NEAR
Carroll ave. IS per month. Phone Col. 4S6s.W
for details.
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MONEY WANTED

PRIVATE PARTY WANTS TO BORROW TWO
hundred and fifty dollars shorts. secured by
ID. c. real estate. Answer by letter to EDWARD
MARROW, 21O8 Stanton road, Anacostia. ID. C..
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CLEVELAND PARK. 1901 NEWARK ST.
Residence Hon .. r Austin: 10 rooms; ali con
car lines. etc. cHAs. A. McEUEN, 1874 18th st
NV. 800
HANDSOME RESIDENCE; p ROOMS: CHICK
acres; In ID. e.: $50. ~
A. T. HoLTzMAN. 1920 N. Y. ave.
8 ROOMS AND BATH; ELECTRIC LIGHTS:
not and cola water s'eeping porches; at Falls
T. 7. FENwICK. 400 st. NV
T-ROOM HOUSE, At MOUNT RAINIER
HAUSER, Agent o5s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-24
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.


BETWEEN WASH AND FALLS CHURCH.
$500 q S =: uslmD sS $500 usIm:
proved. 81 900; 40 a.. unimproved. 81. 500; Bun
galows and cottages In Clarendon from 81, 800 up.
L. &. HALL Clarendon, Va.
DO YOU REALLY WANT 7-R. FRAME. z
mutation ticket monthly about 49, for only
or take cheap lots any section in payment;
taxes. SEQ; property appraised about 5000;
cost $75 TO put In good repair Address Box
FOR sALE-EIGHT- ROOM HOUSE; Anil;
very large lot; cement sidewalks; blocks from
location ideal; high; near Washington Country
Club.
f. l.. CocKREI.I.. s2s 18th NV Phi. NJ. 1878.
FOR sALE-14-RO ROOM HOUSE AND ACRES
trolley or 20 minutes BY auto; the prettiest and
highest location near Washington; near Country
Club. Must sell to settle estate.
Il. l.. COCkREI.I.. 9o3 18th NV. Phi. NJ: 1878.
IN CHEVY CHASE. d. C.. HANDSOME. NEW
house: large lot; nine rooms elegantly arranged
hrst floor; four large bedrooms and splendid at
d shr aas t gas; cold
storage: ine cellar; everything for a perfect
esss are plsd
OWNER. 3746 Oliver st.
FOR sALE-BEAuTIFUL BUNGALOW. LocAT-
ed in one of Washington's choicest suburbs.
all improvements; 50-foot frontage; lovely
grounds and shade: can be seen afternoons and
evenings. OWNER. 1925 Brentwood road ne.
Woodbridge. d. c.
AT BEKWYN. MD; GROOM HOUSE; LARGE
area. electric range; good water; ideal home
cash only. Address JOS. E. GOODkEY, Owner. .
8 ROOMS AND BATH: ELECTRIC LIGHTS;
hot and cold water; sleeping porches; at Falls
Church. Va. Z. T. FENWICk. 600 at NV
IN sAULS ADDITION-NINE-R0O DETACH-
ed house: large lot; west 18th st; high and
cool; price. $1,000; good terms. Address Box
295-P. Star office.
a BEAUTIFUL S-ROoM MODERN HOUSE. IN
Virginia. a short distance from city; fine lawn.
hedge and very large piece of ground; property
faces east; of the prettiest places In AleIan-
dra co. Price, s. $50. 5000 cash. $50 per mo-.
including all interest. JOHN SMITHDEAL.
Room 10Y. 1874 18th st. NV.
MODERN s-ROUM PEBBLE-DASHED HOUSE.
Brookland. u. c.; BATH toilets: hot-water heat;
hardwood focrs; slate roofs; nne location and
condition; lot b01150 IT,; garden; fruit: near
cars and city. OWNER. 1924 Lawrence ut.
ONE HALF ACRE OF GROUND. WITH VERY
pretty four-room bungalow; electric lights, hot
and cold water; toilet.
Price, 81, $50.
500 cash-$17.5 so monthly.
THE RIvERDALE PARK COMPANY,
ID MI
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A Fine Arrangement.

From the Boston Transcript.
i've cured my chauffeur ~ :ssr.
speeding and carelessness.
How"
Simple enough. I pay him IS u
month extra, with the understanding
that all fines are to come out Of hiA
wages"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-24

fs09 35th ST. N.w.-FIvE-RoOM FRAME
dwelling and water rent. $3.50. Apply J. Nc
KENNEY BERRY. 1858 Wisconsin ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-24

1873 Meridian Place NV.
Delightful home. containing 8
rooms and bath: on one Of the high
est points in the city; nice front
porch. $3.50.
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CEMETERY LOTS.

ROCK CREEK cEMETERY-CHoICEsT cor.
ncr sizes ihavs sold adjoinngD, near church
fronting parks. Bargain to quick buyer.
OWNER. r. o. Boz 81. knoxville. Tenn.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
WANTED-LOTS

SMALL LOT SUITABLE FOR GARAGE. NEAR
snuare I03s; state full particulars Boy o4s p
Star office. zoe
SMALL LOT SUITABLE FOR GARAGE. NEAR
snunre 1O3S state full particulars BOY n46 -
Star Office. :gs
The Detroit times., 1917-12-21

Times believes taf 's readers v1y interested IN ttair
occupies development that and OF the great
opportunities
city faith its fatIre.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-21

advertisement
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO. July 20 Misrivinss owe,
IN" adv@se Influence NJ excessively dry
weather IN the southwest led 10 a De.
clhcd upturn today In the value ~ corn.
an Increase of rural offerings IN nj
i've here, however, checked the advance.
selling on The bulge was led hy lIg
houses. Opening quotations. which ranged
from z cents decline Ia cents advance
with September at n 62L5 tn tI6ol, and
pccemhor AT u Az TO iiiiA, were FOL
lowed by vnius which carried deferred fu-
lutor 10 "A considerably higher level be-
fore q reaction set In
selling was In the main based on y
theory that Improvement In the biz cen
trnl belt where The commercial rrop NJ
tho country IN raised, would moro than
counter balance any losses In the south
west, The close wnS unsettled. n Ia 2lsc
not higher with September tlG3u
! e3N and December u l6dl lGa
Improved prospects IN Canada for
wheat were offset by crop dAmAgs ro-
ports from North Dakota aud Montana
Niior nr"ning ~ cent lower to 2 cents
advance nt 8 i3 Tor july, and 81 IN FOR
Sept"mh'r, the market HteHdicd nj about
the same as Yesterday = finish to slightly
above
Unriug the greater part Of the session
trade WbS very light, and In The nbsenr.
of any selling pressure values had nm nm.
ward slant Thr close was firm, A. bc
not higher at 81 i6a July and H22n
september.
uuiH went upgrade with corn Buylna
though. was only scattered
Provisions were quiet and firm The
'll'i prop 10 the market was the strength
of corn