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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-21
Clothes May Make the Man But, It's the Works
That Make the Watch

His most significant statement made at
that time was that the Swiss watch
.oas inferior In quality to the american
ootch-in every paniculd! facts which
Waltham proved at the Exposition
when it defeated all Swiss competitors
in every test and M. Favre-Pe1et was
one Of the judges.
M. Favre-Perret, in an article written
for the Journal de Genepe, stated that
the Waltham factory amazed him for
the precision and rapidly Of the ma
chine tools there. which supplanted
the slow and variable hands Of the
artisan" He emogized the command
ing superiority and uniformity Of the
movements produced and the marvel
GUS reductions in cost - coincident
with improvement in quality owe. the
Swiss watch. These are his own words:
I'm 1880. at the great International Ex-
position held in Sydney, Australia.
Waltham Watches again defeated the
worlds best watches, winning every
award and many special distinctions.
In fact, a Waltham Watch of the sixth
grade. Watch No. 6. case number
122l336, gave a better performance
than many Of the costly and otherwise
expensive watches in competition. and
was commended in the official report.
In this world competition Charles v.
Woerd, mechanical superintendent at
Waltham, was given a 6rst-class award
for his new mode Of compromising
balances.
This is the significant fact. Waltham's
claim to world leadership in watch
making is related to Americas claim
that in engineering and mechanical
skill she leads the world.
The Waltham laboratories and expert
mental shops have given many inven-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-21

1t has been said, "A silk hat can
cover a multitude Of sins" Let
US add to that and say, "A fancy
case and foreign-sounding Swiss
name upon the dial can cover a
very poor watch.
American mechanical and engi-
neering world leadership has been
won by making comparisons not
comparisons Of appearances. but
comparisons Of facts and perform
ances putting two and two to-
gether and multiplying the result
until a new standard Of quality
and new high mark in invention
has been attained.
That is just what has been tax
ing place in Matchmaking. Time
was when we had only the Euro
pean standards to work to. but
after nearly three-quarters of a
century of American brain work
and genius work, the Waltham
Watch has been declared, even in
Switzerland, unexcelled in all the
world.
Let us quote from a leading
Swiss horologist, M. Favre-Perret,
who was one of the watch judges
at the great Centennial Exposition
held in Philadelphia in 1876. He
stated that the 10000 workmen
in Switzerland, working by hand,
produced. each. but 40 watches year;
while an American workman by the use
of highly developed and marvellous
machinery produced $50 watches
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-21

In some countries trousers were
looked upon with disfavor for years
after they came into vogue. In 1890.
for instance. the Landgrave of Hesse-
Cassel ordered that convicts should be
dressed in trousers. to disgust his
subjects with this form of dress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-21

tons and improvements to the
works Of the watch. The Waltham
Watch embodies 80 many distinctive
superiorities in its works" that it
would need book to quote them in
full. One will suffice:
The balance wheel of a watch auto
matically allows for variations in tenn
perature to which your watch may be
subjected. Owing to the expansion
and contraction Of metal which, under
heat or cold. would increase or de-
crease the diameter of the balance
wheel, thereby affecting the number
of time-keeping vibrations per second.
the Waltham balance wheel is made
of specially treated steel and brass.
fused together and rolled under high
pressure to produce the necessary
temper after fusing.
Therefore. the Waltham balance wheel
readily responds to varying temper
atures, while the balance in the Swiss
watch is apt to be too soft and lacking
in temper to keep perfect time or to be
easily repaired.
This is but one of many reasons why
the horologists of the great nations
came to Waltham for time. They ap-
preciated these scientific superiorities
in the work." of the Waltham Watch.
Go to any Waltham dealer and that
means the leading jewelers. in this
city and he will show you Waltham
Watches ranging in price. for gentle
men, from the Cadet Strap Watch, with
gold covered back, at $22 up to the
Waltham Premier Maximus at $3.50.
And. for ladies, the Jewel Series from
$3.50 upward to that exquisite watch
(its movement is actually smaller than
a dime in diameter) which sells from
$50 to 81 900 or more according to
the case.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-03-12
RESOLUTIONS SUBMITTED RESOLUTIONS
SPECIAL MEETING EXECUTIVE
MARSHALL COUNTY FEDERATION OF FARMERS CLUBS


of Therefore be it 8788
That we favor equitable that would the
Of equally possible of
And will Injustice the
q tai income. /.
RESOLVED That problem BY all the
Farmers Clubs Of the being taken vital
question
RESOLVED
dcad IN the Babco Amendment State At the time
connecting with market
We believe
OF law involved details with
organization should
! 5 s# Is 4
State Ag
colleges
financing the Federation
as the n
and
of the United States farmer in when formulating
treaties. 0s
IS
appointment Of the Commission
and selfish with
hold this privilege ##E
RESOLVED
in period sf X
marketing
associations handle
essary middle
further Stock Yards
and other bad practices. n.
Respect
(sgned) VICTOR JOHNSON.
signed) EMIL sTOITZ ~
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ANGUS

d Mrs. j. Zimmerman was called to
CroOkston on Tuesday evening by the
illness Of her sister.
Mrs. 1T. Osterloh and daughter-in-law
went to CroOkston on Saturday night
where they were the guests of Mrs.
%. Grace over Sunday.
William Zimmerman returned home
from the hospital at Warren on Monday
night. /. B.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Osterloh were pleas
antly surprised on Friday evening in
honor OF their silver wedding.
John Mccarthy arrived in Angus on
Monday morning.
Theodore Helm passed away at the
home Of his brother, Louis, on Tuesday
morning. Funeral arrangements have
not been made.
{. Mr.. John South was Warren caller
on Monday.
Mr.. ]. w. Campion transacted bust
ness in Warren on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Vavrina were callers
at the H. Osterloh home on Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. James A. Strobe took her
youngest daughter, Lola, to the hospital
at Crookston on Friday evening. Hel
condition being very serious.
Mr.. Louis Ferrero returned home
from Illinois on Saturday morning
where he has spent the greater part Of
the winter.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-03-12
FARLEY

Everybody is glad to see nice wea-
Their. We had few days last week.
Some of the Farley boys spent Sat
urday evening at D. Cheeseman's.
Some Of the Farley and Sandsville
folks attended the club at Boxville.
Miss Mary Ferenicek came home
from Geo. Wiley, where she helped
them in moving.
A number Of young folks spent Sun
day evening at Mrs. Gorsuch. Everyone
had an enjoyable time.
Anna Stinar spent Monday with Mrs.
Kerestes.
John T. stinar, of Warren, spent Sun
day at his home.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-03-12
STEINER

Miss Mathilda Linden left last Fri
day via Crookston for st Paul, where
she expects to be employed for some
time.
Bernt Johnson, Of the Reservation,
has been hauling wood from G. A.
Swanson lately.
The ''.flu'' is reported to have invaded
the Peter Solem family.
John M. johnson was hauling wood
from c. A. Swanson's Friday.
Peter Solem was a business caller
at Steiner last Thursday.
Mrs Omer Warning boarded the train
for Thief River Falls one day last
week 80 s 56z
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-03-12
Our Offer to Save $40 to SIS
On Every Round Oak Pipeless Furnace
!, Goes Into Effect Wednesday, March 10Th

!. Beginning Wednesday, the 10Th, we will ac-
cept contracts for the installation Of the Round
Oak Pipeless Furnace. This may be installed
later in the season if desired
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-03-12

our selling cost. You en-
able us to book ahead a
large number of con-
tracts which keep, our
men busy without loss OF
time.
We are in position to
purchase the heaters, cas-
ings and fittings in large
quantities. We propose
to give YOU the benefit!
Here are a few advan-
tages of the
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-03-12

~. Z I.
In this connection we
will also offer a special
service. Every Round Oak
Pipeless System sold will
be installed according to
! a scientific blue print plan
supplied free by til e
Round Oak Engineering
I Department.
!, It costs so or more to
canvass for heating COM
tracts. BY your coming
into our store during this
10 day period, you reduce
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-03-12

i About sixty farmers bought Kovar
This is a record breaker. Lundgren,
Wittensten & Co. 4 5 ii .s
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-03-12
Round Oak Pip less Furnace
neDesf Pipetess 7unnce on the Narket-

II will heat your home
year after year with a
generous volume Of pure,
warm, moist, ever chang
ing air, free from dust, gas
and smoke.
1t will burn any and all
fuels successfully and eco.
nomically. It will hold the
FIRE over night without re-
charging, even in zero
weather.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-03-12
Baptist Church of Vega.
c.. H, EKBLAD. Pastor,

Sunday, March 16 Service at II
A. NJ .,
At Alvarado- Sunday school at 4 and
preaching service at Z 80 P. M.
Ladies' Aid meets at the home Of Mrs.
Henry Nystrom (Nystrom's Hotel :,
Tuesday, March IS at p. NJ.
A cordial invitation is extended to
ALL
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-03-12

Valuable Heating Book Free }
You. should secure one Of these free
Round Oak Pipeless Books, 9xlz,
.profusely illustrated, which proves all
Of these claims and describes other
distinctive advantages.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-03-12

The; System costs only
one-fourth . to. one-third
the price Of steam or hot
water, yet it responds
more quickly. Its results
are positive.
It may be easily and
quickly Install ed and
ready for service in less
than twenty-four hours
from the time it is deliv-
cred to your home.
The Washington times., 1919-12-02
OWN YOUR OWN HOME"

FOR 6ALE-Price. 5000. A little e6
from 18th street on the Heights; imme-
aia.e possession can be obtained: com
house. having = bay-window front and
larxe front porch; also rear porches; hot
water heat; electric lights; inlaid doors;
BOSS q PHELPS. Inc. itss Il 81. N. W.
FOR -sALE-Priea, t7,6oo Well located
on NV Hampshire avenuei q two-story.
sia.room BRICK house. having hst-watsr
heat heat. s!ss.rIs Hs, liEh.s and sar.ss for two
payments This Is moAt salable home.
BOSS PHELPS, Inc. 1906 II st. NJ ".
FOR sALE-Price. $3.50. In Bloonins-
dale, not far oat. . little OF from First
story and attic. si.ht-room house. four
rooms on each moor; rear stairway; good
LOT to paved alley. and having . garage
soss Z faELps, Inc. l,ss St. n, ".
FOR sALE-Price. So. 500. In Yves, Chevy
chase. close 10 street car service; pos.
session given at any time Of an attractive
oiSnEaioS; oinaias io, Al! modern conx.nsaces, IN.
living room with opsn fireplace.
BOSS Z PHELPS. Inc. 1905 II st. N. w.
FOR sALE-Pries s1,2so. Well iocaf cd
IN Columbia Heights, north Of Park road
possession six room @ ana s bath ."dSinst eoionis
brick house: indirsct lighting; front and
rsss rns. porcss.; s ample room for sarsEs:
FOR sALE--Prics. $a.Soo. Desirable -doy,n.
town home. vacant and In fJrSt.cl6ss
condition: near Dupont circle within esey
walking distance Of Government depart.
ments: three-story nine-room bay window
brick house; good lot to paved alley, with
room for garage.
BOSS 4 PHELPS, Inc. 1905 II St. n. "
FOR SALE-Price, si1,5ee corner
house complete In every detail; must be
seen to be appreciated; there are eisht
rooms on two hoors two large bathrooms
attic. hot -vatsr heat. electric lishts. sleep
ing porch. breakfast porch. concrete front
porch and hreproof Esrags -
BOSS 4 PHELPS, Inc, 1905 H 8. n "
The Washington times., 1919-12-02
PROF. BELMONT

Noted Ci.sgrSysns and TAlp-sst. cAA panA
Pour l.fe by t.ie iines IN your pAin- Vh1ph
cate OF TIVE roilegss OF p&imsstry. .aoA h1s
vondertul git - secnnd ss1ht enahlD IN
70 iiff the veil OF tnystsry and reveal ss 20
Gives advice business mattsrA AoVA
health ana family snAirs; tells nAlAS q
yoS' yoS ldss iSsSe ,fss nSses ., f.,s q fs ,s
country ia iucsiest to you Wha. to a. to
be successful In life; f~noses troubles of I'll
nature; brinEs the separated togct hSr. tstla
the secret OF having personsl fnhuenc~ win
your assoctstss Prof Bslmopt 10 .
Psychologist OF :. orid kenopn. ResAkngA
70 MASONIC Tennis 1e
The Washington times., 1919-12-02
NINE. JEANETT

EGYPTIAN PALNlST. GlAIRVOYAN1
present and future she sss<s 20 ooe0sienA.
out before you utter q word she tells what
you SAneo for. names OF frleDdA. ensmtoA
tells how TO gain success In businSsa.
health, courrehip. marriage, divorce. tells
you what part Of the world will b Soc
hold a good position. she tells VI the -Sos
you love is true or tslee Are you -
trouoies ~ gou find tire one you have
bestowed lCuT trust and Affection upsR
acting coci and Indifferent toward ycs
She will remove all obsts cles snc tel! ycu
how To win and hold the one yoa desire.
She reunites the separated. lvcst~s hsans
triencs ana relstives Resding& 3l.oe
SOS 1th 81 y. W topposite Saks A Co
The Washington times., 1919-12-02
MADAM PARKER.

GIFTED cLAIRyoYANT AND AkDicM
III you are going TO s>e& advice OF hSgp.
Why act consult one ~Ao 10 sell NseSa
lady can tell you eaSVxNNS yos vish 10
know er fud out An Suaa Hss>. oeaRh. o.
family Affairs. When and whom zoo VII
marry What part II the eoun,ryT 10 Soet
Tor you What To 90 60 be successful M
ME. Remove. evr inf0en Tslle
hov 70 win and hold the one of your chojne.
l.ll = n. n W ilfh LIN as
The Washington times., 1919-12-02
HoME. Classified REAL ESTATE .4o59rzzg
ron SAlt-nOUSES

NEW HOUSES FOR SALE
New Chevy Chase detached
home.
1887 Livingston St.
rooms and baths.
Extra large porches.
Deep lot to alley.
NEW BUNGALOW.
In Chevy Chase.
SS02 Huntington ST. NV.
rooms and bath.
High-class finish.
Two squares west of
Connecticut avenue.
Ready for occupancy.
New corner detached home
in Petworth.
4ll6 4th Ut. NV.
6 rooms and bath.
Extra large porches.
Very deep lot to paved alley.
New semi-detachch home.
f24 Varnum st. nv.
6 rooms and bath.
Inelosed sleeping porch.
Very deep lot to wide alley.
New detached homes.
1928 Tth st. NV.
6 rooms and bath.
These houses are all completed
and always open for inspection.
ID. ]. DUNCAN,
1410 II st. NV. Phone n. 1857.
The Washington times., 1919-12-02

FOR sALE-Prics p,7A. In Mt Pleasant.
west Of 18th ST., and cenvsnient to the
eng % the car line. \ wsll-bpilt sixrooni
tracsivs outlook Tor q home; rsasonaSls
terms Of sale.
BOSS 4 PHELPS. Ync., iIa H 81. n w.
FOR sA4E-Price, 1850. In the Bloom
lnSoaie section: splendid houss for the
money; tvo-stosy hay-windo~ brick, hay
mace. Owner viii scuspt si.oes cash And
ssss soss s1aSsnssiy e ai,J; Jnsy%sns M :, ~
FOR ..sALE-Prtc., M,s1s. In ooumbi.
heishta, vest of i%th street; . compars-
lively new house situated on the corpsr Of
Eatsr heat, electric lights, snd porchss.
Convsuisnt terms Of sale
BOSS 4 PHELPS. Inc. i>cs St, n W.
FOR sALE-Price, $50. Wei located In
fstworth; a three-story semi-detachsd
brick house. having fve bedrooms, heated
paved snsy. ui Il. roo rooms h in tSi. house house
are bright and attractive, and this prop
ersy at this price y decided bargain.
eOsS fAELPs, Ino.. ltok 81 w.
FOR sALE-Prtce, r7s0. A splendid little
home, we'll located in Columbia Heights.
bath colonial brick house. front and rear
porches good yard. Terms Of sale, $3.50 cash
and easy monthly payments.
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FOR sALE-P-fce, u, 100. On First street,
In BlooninEdale. not far ont Occupied
by. owner: Possession given. A home In per.
fsct condition from top to bottom: q we'll
built brick house, having seven rooms and
hath all modern improvements
loss PHELPS, Inc. l&6 H st. n w.
FOR SALE-Prtce. H.;se. On Rhode Isiand
Avenne, convenient to 18th street carr: .
decided bargain in three story brick bouse
situated OH the corner Of an alley: there are
eleven rooms and bath. You cannot &c
wrong on this property, either for home or
Investment
BOSS PHELPS, Irc.. l.6 81. N W.
The Washington times., 1919-12-02
. FOR COLORED
OF the Better Glass
GLENDALE, d. c.

The finest suburb In the eastern section
Of the District Of Columbia. only - blocks
completed and occupied Another half
mile OF streets just been graded Next
spring viii be too late. Buy your lots
nov, $io cash will start you. From tase
to Ss0e will start your house. You can
get brand new house In SIXTY days. Out
Of II houses Just being com pleted We have
one left, beautiful s-room house; price
st.s5o; $500 cash tsauired; you can move
or Sunday. consult oyr Mr. Greene or IL,
Beverly at Glendale. D. c.; one or both Of
these Csntlsusn are Aiways on the prep
our easy payment plan Of owning youS
own home, call At our Office. Take n
street cars marked District Line" to 18th
IT. n C., walk south into GLENDALE
ID. G.
IRWIN ( SHANK.
Ii10 G st. Il. w. Main 3901,
ocs<-tt
The Washington times., 1919-12-02
FOR SAlE-H0USES
HOWARD & HINES,
Incorporated,
134 18th st. N. W. Main 80

HOWARD & HINES,
Incorporated,
134 18th st. N. W. Main 80
$4,000
In In the souTHEAsr-A epl,ndid s-rcorn
gas hght; lot zxiso.
$500
Near LIE pRoiT PARK Northvsst-
a s-fsnis Fat of G rooms and bath each
An excellent buy.
$500
Three squares from CAPfTOL PARK
room and bath house This house
can be bought on very moderate terms.
$500
In geod location NORTHEAST rooms
and bath. hot-wp.er keaf: electricity and
sas; reasonable terms.
$5,75e
Near BIOONISGD ALE se<etSon,
NoRTHwEsrS rooms and osth. hot
w1tsr heat. gss light. EAsy termA
$4,000
One-hAlf square from Maryland Ave.
NoRrHEAsT-A i-roosu and batn house.
SaraSs fos two cars.
$1,000
Near GARFIELD PARK. eoUrHEAST-
2-amily apartment house Of rooms
end bath each; furnace heat: xArase With
-.s. ~ Ss' p"oao~ WY "
$3.50
ons,hsIf square from AAss. ave
house, with hot-water heat and eleetricity.
n.:rans psrch.s nesy terms and imms-
kORTHEAET-f rooms ana tiled bath;
hot-wafsr heat and sas light. lot Sex9o.
A hflfl
On str~-t. In the SoRrHwEsr-
An u-fuesn and hsth house In goed con-
$1,000
a broom and a-bath house. hstEeen
q and r streeta, In the NoRTHwEST-
Brick gasaxs. In sood condition.
$1,000
.fs an sxcellsnt location NORTHEAST
Il &Gto9y brick hyuse Of four ApaYtm0n:s
esch Apartment having coal and Sas
nnses, porceiain hath tubs, etc. se-Aay
ho,iss, In splen4-I Id condition. An exoallent
bargain for quick buyer.
$500
Downtown sectiUn NORTHwEST-A l.
room and bath house: hot water heat;
IL ssss ne.sy with plenty Ct CASH ''
In the NoRTAW EFT, just psrth Of
Park roAd-lo rooms and bath, furnace
heat and gas light: n,odsfats terms. Va.
5000
An excellent EAST CAPITOL. STREET.
home Of rooms and bath, a. m. l.: rsa-
sonaoie terms: an excellent buy.
HOWARD & HINES,
Incorporated.
7S4 18th st. N. W. Main 72o
eczptf
The Washington times., 1919-12-02
PROF. KALEEL MARZABAN

Thinf cf the man who usli coli yer
name soc teti sve the object - ,tur .Islr.
men ahn women IN everyday awairs o4ip,e
tells 700 names OF frseBda riests. eBs4sfr0
70 tell 5os every hops. fear ~ AN ssf~p
t1ourx, > a m % 3. m. -ih5cn "a p III
door. nsnols blSg.. II tn aud q sys N ~
over Sc and 1oc store. Axin lest. tNN'
call your name over phone free oS-s h arx :
from p. 20 4 u. m Ertxnic n(yfr.- e
The Washington times., 1919-12-02
MADAME VICTOkIA
GYPTIAN PIANIST 4 MEDIUM

Can tell yru anything y~u wish 70 kncv -
rro cut N business. health. and family sf-
fslrs tells you the name Of the lady a.
sentlemsn you St,l marry sud wheo yoe
VIA marry Have YOU fcanc the one yea
have oestnw~d Vov- affections upon actf ~
cool or clstsni toward you The Madam
can isll tie csus- for "a. Che can tes.
ylu AZ he one yoe love 10 true CT false ana
tell you how 20 win and hold the one OF
your choice. tells 700 what ousio~ss ape
what rsrt II the world 10 most lucky fos
You and advise yop low 10 gain ard hold
q good position che brings the sepasstse
together. makes happiness es.ween maa
snd wife The Madam can tell yeu IL auy-
body prs put tad hack or ey1i innusree %
you sEd che san tell you how to 1sks "
CT Fhe Madam can tell you tSs csuoe
cf your troubles and heS TO avoid fhsu
Can advise you IN divorce cases. when -
speculate ana who're TO locste The lady
ooes nct tell 10 please you. but SfNes only
trpthfui advice you can depend o. eseto-
faction gunrs n'eed charge Reo4-
ing. 81. Ses eth st n. w. 20
The Washington times., 1919-12-02
FOR SALE-H0USES

GOLDEN RULE, Inc,
Offers the Following Very Desirable
Homes For Sale.
Immediate Possession on Some.
Is to 80 Davs On Others.
Moderate Cash Payment.
Balance Like Rent
CLAIMING STREET n. w.
Well planned little home with six
racnls, bath, furnace beat, gas lot
seyl5e: garage: in fine condition.
Price S6.3p0.
FIRST STREET n. W.
Near You street. briek house with
,ssSps bath tprnas GSuss sea, ias
good buy At ss,3ue.
ELEVENTH STREET N. w.
Near Monroe street; brick house
containing six rooms, bath, furnace
heat, gas: room for garage: convent
ent to two car lines. Price $500.
RANDOLPH PLACE n. E.
Near North Capitol street; brick
house, thoroughly modern; hot.wAtsr
dition; room for garage Price $500.
HIGHvIEW. N. f.
A. "
containing six rooms. bath, hot water
heat gas and electricity; large lot.
Price ys,5eo
TWELFTH ST. s. E.
xi,S Msss s.vi ianson soa PARK; .t , S,,sS house house
-. h seven seven roonos' oath' ia'rooe neat.
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
HEIGHTS.
Bungalow; large lot with six-roofn
and .i.ctrisity; eoayenien, 70 cara
Price $500.
on Hall place n. W.; brick house
containing eight rooms. bath. hot
water heat, gas and electricity; oo-
lonial front porch; bay window front;
very wide house. Price $500.
GOLDEN RULE, Inc,
Real Estate, Insurance. Loans and
Investments,
Rooms 205-6-7,
Continental Trust Building,
14th and H streets N. W.,
Main 1640, 1641. 2
The Washington times., 1919-12-02
MADAME ALLEN

WCRLpk GREATAsT. fAAAisr AKIN
CLAIRNONANT. -
Cuartntecd TO read your entire 1afa. -.
o1einssa. hove, and health. and fo1nl1x a.
istrs; tsiis the name of youY sutupe hVD-
csssfui In Itfs; tells you what b~Gntan
most lucky for yos and vhai part az tGS
world Will BE- more succsaful fof yeu. 80
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