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WANTED-EIperienccd cock at hospl-
tall muat have reference. good salary.
900 West 18th. Walnut 1900
WANTED - Tho1oushIy experienced
stepographer- -bookkeeper. accu rate
and rapid, position open At once or
July 10; Glve age, experience and ref
erence. Addrcss B-7oJ. Oklshoman.
BRIGHT. capable woman. past so, for
permanent position, training free II
accepted, 751 Terminal Arcade.
WANTED--Ready- wear saieslady of
exceptional ability; no beginners. The
Famous. IFS w. Grand
STENOGRAPHER or ypist familiar
with fire Insurance business. state
aaiary expected, experience, ars. phone
number, addrsss. B-si2. oklabonian.
WAITRESS WANTED--Hutsei hotel.
> Okecne, Okla.
WANTED-saIesisdy for reedy-to. wear
department; give eGe and experience,
Katz Dept Store, sspulps. Okla.
COMPETENT soicred sri for general
hourework, Walnut ss7s,
GIRLS wANTEDs-Wiison q Co. caYs.
teris. stockyarda
THE +. Il. BRANIFF company can use
a combination stenographer and null
ttGraph opefatnr. The person securing
fhis position must be competent and
know something Of office routine. Tho
chances for advancement are good and
the opcnins offers real opportunity
room ., Terminal BLDG. after o'clock
WANTED--A good coiored maid Tor
general housework; In family: ~
per week. Phone Walnut ,2oA
WANTEb--A Giri for general house,
work; email family: good wages. Ma
WANTEb-Hrlgk{. Intelligent girl for
general office and cashier work. Ap-
ply Al Roesnthal Fashion shop.
WANTED : Al once. . number one
0reGg shorthand and typewritins
teacher. Addrsss Cushing Business
collsse. Cushlng. Okla.
WANTED : Walfrssses: no Bunday
work. Egbert Lunch. iis N. Rob-
WHNfEb-Good coIored woman 70 %
cooking and laundry. private family;
eood wales Walnut 1914
WANTED-fen hand ironsrs, shirl
machine sifl, rough dry serter ana
checker, National Steam Laundry. <3i
W, Sra.
b60kKEEPEk, middle aged, unineum.
bsrsd, vaulsd for out Of ts~n. Apply
Lee Huckibs kstel.
wXNTED-WSJtrssssS. Appiy 10 man
agsr OF Quiek Lunch Service Cafe.
Lee. Hueking Aotet
WANTEb--W0man or girl Tor houss
work; cali Ct once. i1o1 w. 1sth.
WANfEh- ksflre1 unineambSfsd MD.
de .eked lazy pertnsr. With some
| capital or furniture, roomins houss
and caf4. Addrees La, Oklahomar.
WASTED-Womnn to work In inboya-
tory. Y X Hlsckles scrum Co. Cali
Walnut o1i.
| WANTED =. Zap riencti wrmrn for
80" nrd g,rcy'i honS,worlS: must he
good cook md furnish first.c class ref
erence. $50 West nth
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Wanted 10 Buy

Restaurant or soda fountain chairs
opd tahles 10, Is Main. Phone Wal
uut yp2S
CALL PHILLIP, the second hand cloth
Ing nbcr. Shoes. trunks. grips.
Mamie 1910
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any time
OUR income certificates provide for
sickness disability. old age and
death: one LEice 10 all: no examtna-
ton: fully paid In ~ years months;
after maturity VIII return TO holder In
dividends many times more than he
has Invested during the paying period;
this iS no speculation but IA high class
scietnific investment and protection
contract, attractive and interesting to
all: TO capable producing statesmen of
unqucstionable integrity. who nre big
enough 10 handle district We win
give contracts which viii Yield greater
returns for the effort and ability put
forth, than any similar position
available In the state today The Mu-
tuat Investment Company. 326 Wcs,
Main St. Oklahoma City.
Salesman; must be hustler
with determination to stick and
eventually work up. With large, vcll
advertised concern 10 rot answer II
you cannot I'M the bin J-ii. okiaho-
NEWLY ORGANIZED company vita
product that sells on high market
better than ever before. has opening for
several high class salesmen calling cn
hardware, drug. lumber or paint trode,
for either side or main line. only one
itom TO sell. no sample case TO carry, a
money maker. minimum commission -
on each sale For particulars write
Midwest OH a. Narnish Company, Sta
tlon a. Kansas CITY. Mo.
s2oo TO 1900 FER WEEK made sell
Ing insurance TO farmers: commis-
sion advanced on notes; experienced
| ase, With ears preferred, White fully
qualifications and experience. Address
J-7? care oklshoman.
WA ANTEp First class truck salesman
for city or territory work Salary
and commission 10 right party. only
| real men wanted. Give past experience
In tirst latter. B-7Os. care oklshcman.
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Statesmen Wanted

can furnish references and finance
themselves from to weeks We
furnish car and have good territory
oper. Only men capable OF handling a
lex itimate line need apply. Csll Maple
1910 sunday between lO and II, Monday
Any time
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Statesmen WANTED

Statesmen, and you wao want To I'm
prove your condition. what DO yOu
,kl,4L q! pocket Check protector for
tisU' perfoTutoE aud inks equal To high
priced machine Mr ". .. Mercer w.ll
be at ir2 scott Thompson. Opposite Y.
NJ. e.. a. arranging territory for same,
Small amount OF capital as well As abil-
ity needed SIS invested In merchandise
will start you Ia business that should
pay YOU $50 weekly Phone Maple 1894
and make appointments for interview.
Ladies with good character as good as
men for Qtbhoma city, In office Mon
day and Tuesday
SALESMAN to represent factory. Ford
necessity, k.ardon Mfg. Co. Peoria.
Illinois.
WANTED-sevetsl good agents 10 sell
household goods on payments. no,
leral combustion, rigs furnished. Gail
CUllum Commerce Co, 90G W RonO,
Oklahoma city. Okla
WANTED - Statesman aud collector
with car. go West Main
CNI or Two liNe salesmen wanted 40 a
proposition: good territory Apply
StsndaId Tire and Supply Co, lls "
Second
WANTED salesmen Men with ability
To meet farmers and demonstrate our
imp owed lighting systems. Automatic
just push the button Kind. Exclusive
territory. cotpmission, pays won can
or write Eclipse Light Co. l1zi West
18th street Oklahoma CITY,
GOOD SALARiEDN POSITION FOi
REAL SALESMAN WITH \ CAlt
SELLING FANNEnS FARM LIGHT
ING PLANTS CnELCO-IIGHTl GOui
OPENING For RIGHT PARTY. AP.
PLY . ~ PERSON LIGHT
PRODUCTS. ie0 WEST FOURTH sT
WANTED-T~o first class salcmen tC
sell Hoover machines In Oklahoma
City. special Inducements Boovsl
Gn- ION GAARNnar IN llA " HarAeA
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FEMALE HELP WANTED


WANTED -Exporienc.d nlpht elevator
operator. Apply basement Pioneer
Bldg
EXPERIENCE woman Tor general
housework. good wages Apply ilO1
" goth, phone Walnut 1851.
WANTED - Competent stenosrapher.
one that can do bllins and take dic-
tatons CORRECTLY csll In person only;
no phone calls answered. sharp Auto
supply Co., i06 y. Broadway.
WANTED - A dlshwashor at 1875 y.
HobInson. Thomas hotel.
FIRST CLASS Waitress wanted at once
Gish's Cafe, ~ W. Grand
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING
ROACH BROS, 5i9 N. Hudson. Call
$50.
PApERHANGiNG and painting our
specially: get our prices by roll or
room work guaranteed Walna liii,
ROOMS nAPEREp. - up. bring sam
pies, painting reasonable Maple lA>.
Walnut 35t7. w Il. ard c. + Roach
PAINTER and paperhang-r. Call Wal,
nut 7i6i; will bring samples; cheap
prices work guaranteed, Greenler.
CALL " r Carr. Maple ,2s9-J. for e'l
Kinds Of painting and decorn ting; ref.
ercnces. Storm a. Erickson Hardware
Co.
WALL PAPER hung S20O room. up.
samples brought to your home work
guaranteed, I C. Ford. Walnut 5Sis-R.
WALL PAPER. 7c roll Ny prices are
the best. will bring samples and es-
| tmnte work Is. NJ Parrett. III W. 3rd
| rhone Walnut 6ij7.
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CHOICE Of two large pleapant. npWv
decorated rooms. one south, one ,P9l4M
distance; phone sunday o. svenlAGS
Walnut Jtsi-J 'Hi"l NNI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30

WANTED -- Experienced hand ironer
for womcn's work Partisan Clean
ing Co. tlt North Robinson.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30

WANTED--Brigh, boy. over is years old.
TO help In stationery and mailing de-
pnrtmen'. Apply Wilson & Co. gem
ernl office.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30

WAITER aud waitress want work At
once: out OF city preferred Addrr IS
la. care Oklahomnn.
YOIfNG NAN, experienced driver, de
sireA TO drive parties on summer trip.
gaiI Ntanle aT9-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30

TWO fOs font Tooms uSStNfS ifN
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YAATLY furnished Esd1Ssm, sss1c.
man preferred Csu Wsiuut WI
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MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-First.class baker. t25 ard
board. must be first.class. Hubbard y
Bakery. Chickssha, Okla
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biaCUARGFD ffst llcutenant. .
yoars of age wishes position with
some good concern In or out OF clty.
where opportunity for Advancement II
good: would like 10 invest In the bust
ness later on; high school graduate
aud two years college with one year
experience az yalcHmnu can handle
men; best ~ references furnished
Phone o- write room sl1. Lee iIuckins
hotel city.
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PApERHANGING AND PAINTING

ROACH BROS, $40 ~ Hudson Cali
Maple 1921. Nigh, Maple 6s5 or Maple
sln
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WANTED - Experienced hookkcepet
and stcnogra pher: permanent posi-
tlon Apply In person. sharp Auto
SUNNY 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30

WANTED - Zap, riencdi wrmrn for
$50; nrd E,rcl~'i houS,work: must he
good cook and furnish first.class ref.
erence. $50 West nth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30

WANTED-Ex Experienced nlpht elevator
operator Apply basement Pioneer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30

ONE sleeping room TO refined 49,
privilege Of parlon hoard " dslkEe4
"a w Marhington -
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WANTED-TO RENT

WANTED couple. first, class three
or fOur-room partly or entirely fur
nishGd muIHtn apartment ~ desirs bic
ncishborhood by July I Address B-sSs,
tkli homBn,
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BARRIER wanted at once. job good Tor
t,b or better; card man only, Pur-
calLE BMrher Shnn. HenrNsliA. nkln
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If you want oefsB
sell or exchange, - ~
classified cOlumna
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hLttFINU room IN pTIVnIv hoMA ].
higRbl" location. alrO naIake iC a.
sLIol Mnnlr ~ :. n. ~ lnl
Newark post., 1919-12-17
JOHN A. McILHENNI,
President.
Contestants for the
Board of Agriculture
/ Poultry Prizes

Twenty-eignt poultry raiseTs OF
Delaware are now in the contest for
the prizes ohered by the State Board
of Agriculture for the best records of
farm flocks, and all are competing for
the slx-morfths prizes which will be
awarded in June and the yearly prizes
which will be awarded in December
next. The contestants are as AOlloWs.
Mrs. E. B. Gates and Mrs. L. B. Miller,
Lincoln; 0. A. Newton & SN1, Bridge
vile; A. Z. Howe, H. r. Lomex, Miss
Marjorie Baldwin, Edmond J. Lewis
C. A. Colili, Mrs. B. B. Vineyard and
Gus. Swanton, Milford; Jos. j. Pet
rasek, West Dover; Ed Todd, Viola; S
F Evans, Millville; Miss L. Emma
Weldin, Wilmington; L. Pratt Cooper
Delmar; Clarence c. Keys, Farming
ton; VIM. V. Cosden and VIM. Haas
Dover; Mrs. Clara E. West, Clarks
vile; Miss Dorothy Layer and c. A
Dybeck. Hartley; J. Wilson Green
Newark post., 1919-12-17
u. S. Civil Service
Examinations

County for which held New Castle,
Delaware.
Places of Examination New Castle,
Newark and Wilmington.
Date of Examination January 10,
1920.
To fill vacancy at Delaware City.
and other vacancies as they may
occur on rural routes at post Off
ces in the above-named county.
The United States Civil Service
Commission announces an open
competitive examination for rural
carrier at the examination place or
places mentioned above. AS a re-
suit of this examination an eligible
register for the above-named cOun-
ty will be established, from which
it is expected that certification will
be made for filing the vacancy in
the position Of carrier on the rural
route at the post Office mentioned
above and other vacancies on
rural routes at post offices in that
county as they may occur in the
future, unless it is found to be in
the interest of the service to fiji
Newark post., 1919-12-17
Peninsula Horti-
culture Meeting

The program for the meeting of the
Peninsula Horticultural Society la
Chestertown, Maryland, January 6 to
s, 1920, is nearly completed and viii
include the following: Apple grow
ing, w. E. Sanger, Cordova, Mary
land; Main Principles of Orcharding,
Emmor Roberts, Moorestown, N. j.;
Decay of Fruits During the Process
of Marketing, by o. F. Burger, U. s.
Department of Agriculture; Spraying
to Control the Cooling Moth, by B. R
Leach, of the U. S. Department. of
Agriculture; The Control of Orchard
Insects, by Dr. Thomas J. Headlee.
New Jersey Orchard Management in
New Jersey, by Professor Arthur j.
Farley; Apple Pruning Experiments
and Pollination Studies, by Professor
f C. Auchter, of College Park, Md;
Orchard Demonstration Work, with a
moving picture film, by Professor S
B. Shaw, of College Park, Maryland
/ in cooperation with the U. S. Depart.
/ ment of Agriculture; Report on Fun.
gus Diseases, by DR.. Thomas f
Manns, and papers by Professors Me
| Cue and LeCato, of Delaware College
Report on Insects, by Prof. E. n. Cor!
of College Park, Maryland; Vegetabl,
Growing ny George Morrison, Up
lands Farm, Maryland; Horticulture
on the Eastern Shore of Virginia, b.
A. J. McMath, Onley, Va; Bette
Home Grounds, by B. W. Anspon
Granogue, Delaware. The Balanc
Wheel of the Social Order, and TIL
T2l.ns System of Land Title Regis
tration, by DR.. F. B. Bomberger, Col
lege Park; The Use of Sulphate o
Ammonia, by DR.. w. c. Rhode, Balti
more, Maryland.
A number of other speakers will b
announced later, but enough have bee
secured to insure one Of the most II
tcrcsting and profitable meetings eve
held on the peninsula. Fruit grower
Newark post., 1919-12-17
DEL AWARE STATE
CORN SHOW BEGINS
TODAY AT DOVER
Program Indicates That 1t Will
Be Unusually Interesting

The l3 tn Annual State Corn
Show held under the direction OF
the Delaware Corn Growers AS
sociation will begin its session on
Wednesday, December 18th by the
placing and judging of the exhl-
bits. Prof. Nicholas Schmltz OF
Pennsylvania State College will be
the official Judge. Already many
entries have been received which
indicates that the Corn Show will
be unusually interesting this year
On Thursday at 1920 Prof.
Schmitz will talk on corn produc-
ton from the standpoint of the
seed. Followed by discussion. At
j 80 Prof. J. E. Metzger of College
Park, Maryland, will discuss fac
tors influencing corn yields. At
$3.50 Thursday a demonstration on
selecting corn for seed and for ex-
hibition will be conducted by Mr..
A. D. Cobb, County Agent for Kent
County. Prof. L. S. Armstrong,
Supervisor of Vocational Training
and Agriculture in the High
Schools of the State, will conduct
contest in competitive pudging
for the pupils Of these schools.
Other features of the Corn Show
will be a Grange contest for silv
err cup offered by the Delaware
State Grange. Each local grange
to submit 5 ten-ear samples tt
qualify in this contest.
The shelling contest for the 10
ears producing the most grain b!
weight is open to farmers of al
states. Already samples have beer
received from as far west as Ohio
During the past 7 years the frs
premium in this class has beel
won by Delaware every year eX
cept one when it went Maryland
The largest amount of grain pre-
duced by 10 ears in any of thes
contests was II lbs. 9 OF.
The boys clubs of the State wi
also have corn on exhibition.
The exhibition will be held i
the rooms of the County Offices an
the speaking in the House of tn
Legislature, in the State House.
All entries for the Show wi
close on Wednesday morning at /
o'clock.
Newark post., 1919-12-17
The Home of Borax Is
Scene of Coming Photoplay

The latest spot to become fam
Gus in the romance of the motion
picture is Death Valley-a place
which it's name we'll fits-on the
border line Of Nevada and Cali
fornia. This is the place, Gladys
Brockwell is the girl, and the re-
cent Nevada gold rush is the time,
that figure in the photoplay "Chas-
ing Rainbows," to be shown at the
Newark Opera House on Tuesday,
December %.
Death Valley lies below the sea
level and the atmosphere is such
that even the mules are tired there
before they start to work. 1t is the
home of borax, perhaps the only
useful thing that comes from the
baked alkali soil.
In Death Valley the only way to
become known to the outer world
is to get lost and die there, and
have oneself searched for by res
cuing parties, and finally found
beneath the wind-shifted sands
The mileposts in this surface in
ferno are tombstones. Valley vet
erans will inform the tenderfoo'
that 1.-TWO and a half miles south
east of Tim Ryan, August 8, 1905,
is to be found good water-tha
is, good for Death Valley.
Physicians say that the travelle
in the valley must be sound o
heart, lungs, liver and temper
and then the best way for him t
get through the valley is to g
, round it!
+ And now Death Valley is i'm
mortalized on the screen. Som
of the best work in the career 0
clever Gladys Brockwell is don
, on the edge of it!
Newark post., 1919-12-17
any vacancy by reinstatement,

any vacancy by reinstatement,
transfer, or promotion.
An eligible register for the posi-
ton of rural carrier for each coun-
tv is maintained. A rural carrier
after one years satisfactory SER
vice may be transferred to the po-
sition of clerk or carrier in first
or second class post office, railway
mail clerk or other position in the
classified service, subject to such
examination as may be required by
the civil-service rules.
Only citizens of the United
States who have their actual doml-
cile in the territory supplied by an
office in the county for which the
examination is held will be ad-
mitted to the examination.
! Application for this examination
must be made on application Form
No 1341, which, together with in
formation in regard to the exam
ination, may be secured from the
secretary of the local examining
board or the postmaster at the post
office or post offices named above
or from the United States Civil
Service Commission, Washington
d. c. The application should be
executed and Immediately forward
ed to the United States Civil Ser
vice Commission, Washington, D
&c.
JOHN A. McILHENNY,
President.
Newark post., 1919-12-17

field, Marshallton; w. E. Thompson
T. C. Donovan, w. B. Moore, Edward
Lynch, Lewes; Robert .. Boyce anG
Norval Pepper, Seaford.
These contestants are all keeping
careful records and will report
monthly.
This new proposition has attracted
nation wide notice and has received
the most favorable and warm endorse
ment by the agricultural press of the
country.
Newark post., 1919-12-17

| once worked for an old news
paper editor down in Missouri,
who refused to publish the death
notice of a merchant who had not
advertised in his home paper. He
said. people who don't advertise
in the home paper never were alive
and their passing away has no
news value" ALBANY Park 1llD
Record.
Newark post., 1919-12-17
Spend Your Money

For things useful and enjoy the
Holidays with a new Outfit. A
New Overcoat, New Suit, New Hat,
Shoes, Shirts, Ties, Sox and all
Furnishings.
Cold Weather Specialties
Fur Collar Overcoats, s35 to
s10O.
Fur Lined Coats, $40 to 5000.
Fur Auto Coats, S25 to $50.
Sheep Lined Coats, S12 to $500.
Leather Auto Coats, $500 to
$50.
Heavy Gloves, 81 to S25.
Heavy Caps, $3.50 to SIS.
Heavy Underwear, 81 to S..
Heavy Sweaters, S. to SIS.
Come Here and Save Money, Time
and Trouble, because we have the
goods and they are Right, Ready
and Reasonable.
MULLINS HOME STORE,
9Th and Market,
Wilmington
Newark post., 1919-12-17

farmers and market gardeners should
arrange to be present and make ex-
hiiits of fruits, nuts and vegetables.
Newark post., 1919-12-17
Saturdays s.ooa,

s,or. op.n. $50 an cl.... $50 pm Saturdays 500 p.
sSELLENBURG SUITS AND ovERCoATs
. '''-'I-' - $50, sa5, s4o s45, $780, s55
RIGHT POSTURE BOYS SUITS
RIGHT POSTURE BOYS OvERCoATs
$3.50, $40, $3.50, s15 SIS $50 u
FASHION PARK SUITS AND OvERCOATs
$40, s45, $50 s55
KENYON GUARANTEED RAINCOATs
ND-> 0-' $3.50, s1o s125O SIS SIS $40
Boys sizes $500. Mems sizes so
HOUSE COATS NEWEST STYLES
s., Sc, $3.50 $3.50, $1o ST.
CARDIGAN JACKETS IN ''-A'A AM 'N'"0 81 So $780, pa
FULL DRESS VESTS
TROUSERS FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN
$3.50, 81, $3.50 So, Sc, $50. $780, \
CHALLENGE CLEANABLE COLLARS
Du Pont make
INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFs FOR MEN
15c, 25c &c.,
SILK HANDKERCHIEFs FOR MEN
'''> " ~ ~ SOC, 75c sl@s
NIGHT ROBES FOR MEN
sl.oo $3.50 sl65
IPAJAMAS FOR MEN
! $2 $3.50, So, $3.50 S. $50
BATH ROBES FOR MEN
S. $3.50, $3.50 $40, $l2, sB :
: |sUsPENDERs IN FANCY BOXES
75c, $780, )
|SUSPENDERs AND GARTER SETS
75c, slOo, sl25
75,, $780,
+ GARTER AND BELT SETS
/ BELT BUCKLES, NICKEL AND SILVER
/ s1OO $3.50 $3.50, $3.50
f HOSIERY-Coon, Lse Wool, Silk
t 25c, 85c, SOC 75c ST. $.5o. 81
+ NECKWEAR-Sk and Knitted
/ s1.OO, sl.5o $500, $3.50 $3.50
F SHIRTS-Madras, Percale Silk
+ 50, $3.50 So, 81, s., $780, 81 .
! IUNDERWEAR-All Good Makes
+ 81, $3.50 s1.75, 50, $3.50
+ UNION sUITs-Best National Brands
+ s265, $3.50 $4 s., s.
+ GLoVEs-Lined and Unlined
81, 1925 s1.5O, So $3.50, 50, $4 S.
FLANNEL SHIRTS-Grey and Khaki
50, $3.50 ST. s., S.
t SILK MUFFLERS
/ $685. s.
HATS-Soft and Stiff
$3.50 s4 S. Sc, 81
j. UMBRELLAS FOR MEN AND WOMEN
$3.50, $3.50, 81, S5 &c. s75@ l.
+ TRAVELLING BAGS
$3.50, $40. Sl1. S12 $3.50. SIS t0S l.
Newark post., 1919-12-17

country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-01
PERSONAL.

LEARN vENTRILooUIsM, ONE OF THE
most entertaining and fascinating arts of mod
ern stagedom. commanding large salary; can
also be used for private entertainment: lessons
given in class or private by one Of Europe's
most famous ventriloQuists. having appeared at
the leading London theaters: terms moderate;
satisfaction guaranteed JOHN II. STRUTH-
Frs. 927 St NV. second floor.
GENTLEMAN TOURING TO MIAMI CAN
take foEr others: good opportunity to see coun-
try. address Box lin. Star ONCE
Dr.. Evans, l347 L NV. Fr. Isl.
Sufferers from stomach and nerve troubles will
It produces wonderful results Keller guarsnteed
Consultation and full Information free.
YOU WILL RECEIVE MORE GOOD CASH
from for any amount mems worn overcoats.
suits, pants. etc. That's way OF buying
and pleasing the trade We have. and they new
err think of wasting time trying to equal our
Offers as it would be wasted; we will expect
JusrH's OLD STAND. eIe d.
IS. APPLEBEE, ladies' tailor
and furrier, 1904 X st. NV. Fur
coats, stoles and muffs remodel
ed into latest styles. Suits re-
modelled and refined.
TTTOKEss--PRIvATE LESSONS; WILL TT
tor pupils Of any aSs syeninSs preferred prefer, ref
WILL PARTIES WHO WITNESSED ACCt-
den. to Mount Pleasant car on Conn. ave.
| near Dupont Circle. Monday. Dec. %. about
$40 pm, in which young woman was in
iured, the parties who took her to Emer-
gency Hospital. please communicate with Miss
Margaret Stevenson. 174c Riggs pl.. city. l.
FOR ADOPTIoN-LoyELY BABY GIRL;
! two and a half years old. Address Box BLK
Star office. pa
WE ARE NOW PAYING 81 to So roa
WAsRINGToN CLOTHING EXCHANGE. go
| ID NV. Main 1878. or drop postal.
| LADY FROM NEW ORLEANS WILL GIVE
| massage by hand electric vibration. Mrs.
| JOHNSON. OBJ II st. NV. Apt f. s"
| WANTED 10 COMMUNICATES WITH PE0-
/ pie suffering from stubborn skin diseases which
! have failed to respond to most skillful treat
/ ment Address Rox 191-K Star Office l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-01

GIRLS with experience in shampoolng
and manicuring: good salaries. Harper Method,
TUl Westory bldg, 14th and SITS. NV. IL