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WANTED.

WISH TO BUY BUILDING LOTS IN EX.
change for cash and second trust notes. For
interview address Box 114-H. Star office. 13s
TWO LOTS IN CHEVY CHASE. NOT OVER
one square from Conn. ave-, either side Of
DAVIS. 1920 n. Y. ave. NV. NJ Cost
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WILLETT & REINECKE CO.. 1909 n NV
EXCLUSIVE Agent on above three properties.
Phone Main 1925
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NEW sIX-ROOM HOUSE. FRUIT. GRAPES.
chicken houses Bargain for quick sale.
Nd l2s
GREAT OPPORTUNITY.
Silver Spring. Nd. 20 minutes from Treas
nry; Is rooms. 20 baths: freproof; steam heat:
completely furnished; Az acres. Sell furnished
unfurnished. Immediate possession. W. T.
NETCALF. 1905 st.
1887 PERRY ST, BROOKLAND. D. c.
Groom detached house: remodeled electricity I,
immediate possession reasonable terms. Owner
Phone n. 1887. Open Sunday after p.m. 12s
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VACANT: IMMEDIATE POSSESSION: sPIEN-
did large Groom, bath. hall, cellar, attic; large
porches; large shaded lot: two blocks cars:
30 minutes Treasury: hot water heat; modern
bath: gas and coal ranges: slate roof; finished
ST.: Hyattsville; 81. 900; 81 900 cash. GEO. G..
WALKER. Kenois bldg. 11th and SITS. IA
COUNTRY GENTLEMAN'S HOME OF NINE
rooms. bath. finished basement and attic. large
porches. slate roof; best condition. fine orchard;
1--WE acres. high, fertile loan, overlooking coun-
try; close to cars. out Baltimore boulevard. In
Maryland; $1,000; 5000 cash. GEO. G.
WALKER. Kenois bldg, 11th and G. IA
LOT 50115O, FRONTING ON sCHERRIER
place, d. c., and Cabin John electric line at
Little Falls station. one block from Aqueduct
road. overlooking the Potomac; water, sewer.
electricity; good building site; owner leaving
city; cheap for cash, $3.50. or terms to respon-
sible party. Phone North 4OO1-W.
5-ROOM HOUSE; GAS; LOT 75x130: FRUIT,
garage; one block from station 50. 700.
s-room house. " acre land So. $50.
Groom modern house: 81 900.
A. L. KELLEY.
Phone 17SF-3 RosSlyn. Clarendon, Va.
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S ROOMS AND 2 ACRES
WITH 2LARGE
GREENHOUSES

lor. dining room. kitchen and pantry; CON
crete block foundation cellar under half Of
house: tin roof. cutters and downspouts. Now
rented for $500 per month. Ground acres.
some fruit: also splendid greenhouses each
heating plant and concrete benches; also large
water tank. Gasoline motor used in con-
nection with greenhouses (these greenhouses
today worth conservatively 100000; land. 9
acres. worth $1.O0O.0O. and greenhouses at
lots more than 10 years ago. The owner
and myself. realizing that real estate Of this
kind Is not much sought after (by the
sacrifice price Of s.65O.0O for everything-a
real bargain price for one who can use same.
Terms, $850.OO cash. balance $3O.75 per
month includes everything. Property located
on main road at Cherrydale, Va, minutes
walk from Greenwood station on Great Falls
cars; IA minutes from Georgetown. See this.
as it will sell at once.
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These houses are all ready
for occupancy.
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CONVENIENT TO NAVY ,YARD-LAsr
economical heating plant; colonial front; only
1850; $3.50 cash. balance like rent; representa-
tive At the place $50 to 1890 am, to $3.50
p,m.. 1915 s,e
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741 18th ST. NE.
five-room and bath brick; concrete cellar:
latrobe heat; porch; deep lot, and corner Of
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WILL PAY CASH FOR GOOD MODERN Z
or room home, desirabiy loca ted in NV. Sec
tton; possession reason for buying. Address
Box IGOR, Star once.
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2o8 18th s.w. lot 26x100: Groom house
hot-water heat. Worth $4,000. Sell $4,000.
W. F. NASH, Owner,
12c NJ n-W
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FOR SALEICLARENDON VA.
BY owner and builder: new, modern and very
attractive home will be completed in less
| than one week; six large rooms. reception hall
and bath; electric lights and gas: stationary
washtubs; basement under entire house, beau-
| tifuI hardwood floors; large front and rear
porches and large sleeping porch; concrete side
| walks: lot 6Ox125; two blocks from station on
beautiful Clarendon ave- J. W. KILGORE. 205
s. Clarendon ave., Clarendon. Va.
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A GOOD PLACE TO LIVE AND SOME ONE
to pay your monthly payments: q two-famiiy
two story and attic detached house; rooms
two baths; large front and rear porches; gas
electricity: large cellar: furnace, Laundry !:
lawn shade: room for garage; paved street In
rear: best location; on car line. Call and
make me n price. Owner on premises. ia
Carroll ave. Takoma Park.
TEN-ACRE TRACT IN VA; THREE-ROOM
house. barn, woodshed: on railroad, twenty
miles from Wash. splendid shade and water !;
fine for trucking and poultry: terms: price.
81 $50 SHINN & HACKLEY. 9th and II
| SITS. Washington. d. G.
GROOM HOUSE; POULTRY HOUSE; TOOL
| house; fruit; pump at door ten acres or
Richmond highway, 20 miles out: $500 !;
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FLoRIDA-wE WILL BUILD YOUR HoMH
on productive farm land near Jacksonville at
$40 per month. Write JAX. HEIGHTS CO.,
jacksonville Fla
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FOR coLoRED HOME SEEKERS.

six-room and bath brick; Atrobe heat; colo
nitl porch, front and back yard to alley. Big
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st. near AZ; modern. 8 rooms and bath
$4,000 each.
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3219-3223 9Th ST. NV.
Groom brick; bath and gas; colonial porch;
bargain.
$2.6O0-ONLY $3.50 CASH.
Balance like rent.
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BARGAIN. ONLY $2.250.
Very easy terms.
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3-ACRE HOME Of QUALITY.

O-NNTNE IIOWE Z Oh QOAII {.
Located in Bradley Hills, Nd; on macadam
road and electric, overlooking Montgomery
Country Club: improved by nve-room and tile
bath bungalow; modern heating; electricity:
house: young orchard Of over 100 trees; beauti-
fully developed lawn, flowers, shrubbery, etc. !;
charming home and ideal location: imme-
RAIL- Star of7ce
The Washington herald., 1919-06-20

bee's Southern. per bunch. 4a6c; cabbage East.
eTn Shore of Maryland and Virginia. per crate,
l.15a2.25; native. per crate l.75a2g; carrots.
Southern. rer bunch is6c; eegpisnts, fancy per
crate. 5 5N14 %: do. fair to chOice, per crate,
2J0a3oo; cJcumhers. fancN. Ter box or basket,
l15a20o; do. fair 10 choice. per box or basket,
l9Rl.50; lettuce, native. per btshel box, Sca
L5o: onions. Texas Bermuda, per crrte, ). Sa4 %;
do, Sring. native, per 100. looaLZ5; do, Viz
ginia No. !. dry. per basket 2ooz30o do.
Virginia. immature and green, per basSet. 5os
2C0; rsdishes, native. per bunch. 2lza3isc; rhu.
barb. per bunch. is5c; peas. native, per bushel.
l-5a200; Peppers. fancy, per eggplant crate,
50a3oo; do. fair to choice, per eggplant crate.
2Ooa23 do. native. per 4s basket, 100; tums
toes, Florida, fancy. per crate. 25s3W: do.
choice per crate, LSoa2oo; do. common. por
crate. JOcal.c: do. Mississippi, sound stock. per
crate. l40al co. do. OVe1TlTp, per crate, LOCAL 8.
POTATOES-Western Maryland and Pennsyl-
yania, No. l. per lo0 lbs. l75s2 3; New York
and Western. l75a22 Eastern SHORE Of Mary
land and Virginia. CobblerS. per 100 lbs. Lisa
225: do, McCormicks. per 100 lbs. L75a2 .; do.
Southern Maryland per 100 lbs L75s2 3; all
sections, red, per 100 lbs, l.75s2oo; do. medium.
No. >, per 100 lbs. l25al.50; do. culls. per 100
Lbs. 75cal.o0; Florida, new. No. l, per bbl.
100; do, No. .. per bbl. 3.0oa4 90: Rappa-
hammock, No. |, per bbl, 50os5 30; do. No. ..
per Dbl. 30ca3.0; North and South Carolina
No. |. per bbl, 5ooa6.oo; do. No. 2 per Dbl.
30oa4.D; Norfolk Hampden, No. !. per Dbl, GOA
$50; do. No. . per bbl, 3ooa5 80: York River.
No. l. per bb. 5oos55o; do. No. .. rer bbl.
5c0d350 Eastern Shore. No. J. per bbl 55z
SEQ: do, No. 9. per Dbl, 35na4no; No. s. all
sections per bbl 20Oa2 80
The Washington herald., 1919-06-20
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Nd. June ls-Pucrs on the local
produce market range as follows:
BuTTER-Creamery. fancy. ner ID. 55c; DO
choice. per h. 5a54c; do. good, per ID. 52a53c
do. prints. 55s5c; do. blocks. 5a56c ladies, per
ID. 45a4ec; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls, per
lb, &c; Ohio rolls. per ID. &c; West Virginia
rolls. per Id, Ac; store packed, per Ib. i4c:
Maryland. Virginia and PENNSYLVANIA dairy
prints. per lb. Aa45c; process butter. Fer lb.
5la52c.
EGGS - Maryland. Pennsylvania and nearby
hrsis, loss of. per dozen. 43c; Western frsts,
loss of, per dozen. 43c West Virginia firsts,
loss of, per dozen. 4Sc Southern firsts, loss of,
per dozen, &c.
Chickens. old hens. lbs and orer. per ID.
Sa3ic; do, small to medium, sc; Go, White
Leghorns, 33c; old roosters, 2lc: spring. ~ lbs
and over, Sa55c; do. ~ to 1ls lbs, 50a53c; do,
smaller. l5a4sc; White Leghorns. IL lbs, and
over, 45c; do. smaller. 4oc; ducks, old. Pekins,
9a3oc; do. puddle, Za2sc; do. Muscory, za2sc
small and POOR, sc; young. 3 lbe and over.
5a40c pigeons. Soung. per ID. 4oa45c cid, 4ozasc:
guinea fowl, as to size. each, 6a70c.
FRUITS AND observation-disclosures. carly
June. No. l. per Dbl. 4.5oa5.co; No. 2, 3ooa3 50
No. !, per basket, 200a2 q; No q ls0aI 75:
blackberries. all sections, per quart, l5a2sc:
cantaloupes. Florida. standard. per crate, 25oa
$50; do irresulars L5oa2 50; cherries, large red.
sweets. per ID. l5a20c; do, sour I0al2c: large
wax. aa22c; small, inferior. Ease; gooseberries.
yer ID. s'saloc: peaches. Georgia. fancy, per
crate. 2soa3oo; fair to choice, l.75a2 S; pine
apples. R1orida. lss. e4s. 30s. 8s, 45oa5 20; do.
rs and As. 35oaAoo; raspberries. red. per pint,
l4Al5c; Strawberries, Norfolk. per quart, oa25c;
do, Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia, az25c;
nstive. aaAc; watermelons. Florida. per 100,
9ooa75.0; asparagus. choice to fancy. green,
No ]. per dozen. .soa2 %: do. No. 2. per dozen.
eoaL8 20; beans. green. Norfolk per hamper,
L75a25o; do. wax. per hamper. 75ca25e; native,
per bushel. 225a2.4o: wax. pr bushel. 21a2 70;
The Washington herald., 1919-06-20
TOBACCO SHOWS
RECORD PRICES
Buoyant Market Reacts
Later from Fear Huns
Won't Sign.
By BRoADAN WALL.

New York. June I9.-Stocks were
buoyant for a time today, several new
high records being made, particu-
larly in the Tobacco issues. Just BE-
fore the close. however, there was
free selling for the account of per-
sons who fear Germany win not sign.
This started a reaction that was in
progress at the close of the market.
SO that practically all of the gains
OF the morning were wiped out
The market displayed a firm under
tone as offerings were well taken.
Fear OF a further raid by the money
interests was not felt by the Street
because a report from Washington
SAID that Congress was. planning to
investigate the recent 10 per cent
money outrage.
Germany and Mexico were both
freely discussed today and con-
servative interests did not fear
either as market influences.
Whelan stocks were leaders early
IN the day. United Cigar Stores
went to the new high record price
of 1909 and Tobacco Products rose
10 1868. while stock of the new
United Retail Stores Corporation on
the Curb sold as high as 50. An
nouncement is expected within a
rev days Of the plans of the taking
IN or United Cigar Stores into the
new United Retail Stores Corpora
tlon. After that the names of other
chaln stores to be assimilated by
the New World encircling organiza-
tlon VIII be made known.
Shipping shares attracted much
attention on account of the buoy
ancy or Cramp. That stock rose
at one time $13 a share above the
close of yesterday.
Wall Street is looking forward rc
the Introduction of shares of stock
OF the Mexican Eagle Company in
this market.
when General Motors stock made
us sharp advance in the morning
kelly-Springfield and United State,
Rubber followed closely. The auto
mobile and tire stocks are all ir
good condition market-wise as well
as industrially.
The helly-SprinGfield Company is &c
issue S.S00.On0 of new second preferred
stock to provide for completion OF
the new plant at Cumberland Nd.
steel and copper men say there Is
evidence Of great revival in these
industries. The signing Of the peace
treaty will be the signal for a for.
ward movement
Action of foreign exchange. partic.
ularly of neutral countries. was sig.
nificant today of a world wide belle
that Germany would sign. So wa.
the action of cotton.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-20
CHICAGO GRAIN.
By JOSEPH r. PRITcHARD.

ChiGgo. June la-Mapy traders in the com
market were disappointed because Of the
strength shown today when a reaction was ex-
pected. Gains Of IL to "a OF July. IA to II for
SEPTEMBER and Of IL for December were made
The bears were in control at the opening and
prices dropped y to l cent, but bulls soon
gained the upper hand
Farn.ers believe corn will sell higher, pnssiblv
to SO bushel. and they were buying futures
with this belirf The country man Is in a bet
ter position to speculate safely than local
traders for he knows the actual interior cor
dtions Cash sales Of corn were snail at % 0o
bushels. with prices unchanged to ornts
higher.
Coz ditions surrounding the oocn market
prnnise further and prunounced sdyance Local
PecIJstors were the principal buyers today.
Specuistors on both the Atlantic and Pacific
coasts paying little attention to corn.
Oats was under pressure and net losses Of X
TO II cents wore recprded Cash sales ver,
lS.ro busheh. with prices unchanged to 1
cent lower. LArxs commission houses sod lih-
eral amounts Of oats
Hog products made goodly reactions and ad-
vances from the bottom lerels Resting spots
for the day showed gains of 30 to IS cents for
pork. % cents for lard and 10 to Is cents for
ribs
Rye was irregular with prices a shade higher
to little lower. Barley had a firm undertone
with prices ] cent higher.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-20
MONTANA GOOD
WHEAT STATE
Holland Says Northwes,
Will Soon Outdo Other
Farming Centers.

Out of the Northwest has come In
forna tion, based upon reports that
have been made to John II. Rich, who
is chairman Of the Federal Reserve
Bank in the Ninth District. of which
Minneapolis Is the center. which was
read with much interest by financial
authorities and by some railroad lead
ers. Mr.. Rich Is In close touch with
, that entire district 1t Is one of the
largest. and from one point of view
one Of the newest, of the partly de-
veloped regions of the United States.
Included in It are States which In ter
ritorisl days were regarded as Civ
ing forth no promise of successful
Into that region James J. Hill pen
etrated with the Great Northern Rail-
road. as did also those who took up
and completed to the coast the
Northern Pacific. The rails, as the
term is. were followed by develop
ment, and II was soon discovered that
!. Mr.. Hill was correct when he as
serted that some Of the richest wheat
belts Of the United States were there
awaiting cultivation, and, when cul-
tivated. would be found to yield
as many bushels per
United States had done.
20 Now these predictions are verified
and. according to reports received by
Mr.. Rich. this great agricultural re-
gion of the Northwest will contribute
e in a large measure to the aggregate
wheat crop OF the United States. and
also the corn and other grain crops.
Not many years ago Montana was
regarded both as a territory and aft
Jerwards as a State which would con-
vate to the new wealth OF the coun-
try each year. chiefly by the develop
ment OF her rich mines and by the
raising of stock, especially sheep. Few
! realized that Montana was one day
to rival with her agricultural pro-
ducts. her resources in minerals and
sheep raising.
Now. however. authentic informa-
tion comes to New York that there Is
a net prospective crop OF wheat to be
10 garnered from nearly $4,000 acres
. These acres were. only a few years
The Washington herald., 1919-06-20
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. June ia big buying movement
set in the cotton market today and prices
jumped $50 a bale over last nights close.
Among the influences were growing convictions
that Germany would sign the peace treaty,
heavy exports. bad crop reports and strong ad.
vices from the goods trade. A large number
Of contracts were taken out Of the pit. making
levels.
The market retained a strong undertone how
ever. being Influenced by japanese buying. and
anal prices showed a net gain OF 100 to III
points. late months showing the most advance
Spot here was steady at advance. Of 100
points at 3.60 cents; there were no sales
Spot at New Orleans was steady with mid
ding IS points higher at y Is cents; the sales
were l,372 bales.
1t was reported that $500 had been bid
for membership in the New York Cotton
Exchange.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-20
CURB MARKET.

New York, June l9-Dealings on the curt
market today were in less active volume than
they had been in the two preceding SESSIONS
but rrices in all instances maintained hrm
tone at about the highest level OF the
cTurent week Industrials were firm Oil
were without special interest. prices maintain
ing finn tone. High-priced stocks were quietel
but prices were generally improved. and with
bids at slightly higher levels than prevailing
recently.
Metals were steady. although interest wal
smaller than it has been.
Furnished nv Sullivan & Co, li2I & street
The Washington herald., 1919-06-20
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. June ls-Buttsr market steady.
Crarey extras. Alteu and unsalted fresh
jlI4a5ils; frsts. 0as3; higher. 5eila55is State
daip, tubs. 4sa53ls
Cheese market steadir. Whole milk specials
0ka5lh; fancy, 0s3o&; lower. 2a2s3 whole
milk. fancy young Americas. 32ssa33l.: State
ssdms speclals. 2rta15t; choice, 2Ia23le; fail
TO good l7a0; lower. loal6.
Egg market frmr. Nearby white. fancy. 5sa
So; brown. 5la53 extra. 5a50,s frsts Ala isia
The Washington herald., 1919-06-20

At ea5 pm American middling fair, q 90; ;
good middlins. 0s5; full midding, 1885: mid
ding. ls IS; low middling. Ts; good ordinary.
IS IS; ordinary, l5.73 At pm. market quiet
Sales 5000, including 45o0 American. July
1872; Sepember. ls.s2; October 1883; Novem-
bcr. 1915; January, T7.s3
The market closed steady. Up to 30 TO IS
from yesterdays close. June, ls43 July. 1s3; ;
August. 1888; September. 1881: October, 1859;
November, 1884. and January. 1906
The Washington herald., 1919-06-20
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

New York. June le.-Today's closing rates o
e1chsnEe on all the rrlncipal foreign market.
were as follows:
Sterling. demand. 4slk; cables 4e2H
France. checks, 64g1S cables 64711
Belgium, checks. so: cables, see
Holland. checks. 3glt cables. 3sk
Italy. checks, sos; cables. sos
Swiss. checks, SIS: cables $50
The Washington herald., 1919-06-20

CURB LIST.
100 Aetna E1plosires ssalo
2sW Cosden OIL, loxall.
2Do Federal Oil. ySa3S.
500 International Petroleum. zssSau
loo Merritt OIL Corporation, 2haes
l.oU Metropolitan Petroleum, sa3k.
so Victoua Oh tnew stock), rkazS.
2sD Atlantz. 3a4
Loo Austin Amcn. 3lsal<.
$500 Big Ledge. elsak.
IDo Coma Arizona Smelling. l 3-isalA.
loo Jumbo Extension. llal2
z.mo Mckinley Daragh. sIzs4.
80 Nipising Mines. llkalilS
LOO rouorah Extension, Aaz5k.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-20
MONEY MARKET.

New York. June l9-Money on call on the
Stock Eachange "pened at per cent High. 6
PR cent; low. per cent, closing at per cent
Time money showed no improvement in the
supply.
Mercantile PAPER was slightly more active At
81 per cent and up.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-20
Has $50 Souvenir. Anvw,x

Chicago. June p.-How the heart of
Morris Yalbum. druggist. yearned to-
d-y for the girl with the baby
face" As a memento she left a bad
check for $40.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-20
Cotton RANGE.
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool. June ls.-Spots opened quiet today
with prices hrm- Sales amounted TO 500 bales
Receipts totsled 7.4oo bales. all American.
Futures opened steady
The Washington herald., 1919-06-20
N. Y. BANK CLEARINGS.

New York. June la-Bank clearinss today
were ss5 ,@5 ,82
The Washington herald., 1919-06-20

CONTINUED IN ooLUNs SIX.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-09-18
Personal cueeticn.

Person la The dictionaries Is de-
scrihed as ~an individual human h,~
ine liul 10 &. NOT so in England lrum
a legal standpoint A. WOMEN Do not
come within the class. This was re-.
Veaied Recently when the koyul As
Economical society OF London decided
90 admit women as fellows ~ the coun-
ell. The plan was found to be- linno>-
sihie until the society had lis charter
altered
Eighties Tor election ia the socieiS 5
bylaws were described as persons
and when LEGAL opinion WIS obtained
81 WIS decided that "persou" wis
strictly 81 the masculine sex. The
change was made la ihe charter and
The clever women who had disim.
guished themselves la star gnxiug
were admitted % the society.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-09-18
Fathers Little Joke.

was absent from high school one
day. The next day asked my father.
who loves joke, to write an excuse
for me. He did so. and in my hurry
forgot To look at Il before handing IL
10 my teacher. She took the note. read
IT, looked al me. and read il again. |
began 10 feel that something was
wrong. Finally she handed me the
note. II read please turn Betty over
your checkered apron. She needs IT,"
-Exchange.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-09-18

Whether the following excerpt from
the williamsville IN ID Item is IA
bona fide apology. or only the work
OF the Office humorist, Il has original
fly:
eve wish % apologize 20 Mrs. Or
vile Overholt In our paper last week
We had as a headline Mrs. Overholts
Big Feet The word we ought 90
have used Is French word. pro
bounced the same way, bur spelled
'fete.' Il means celebration. and IS
considered "a very tony word
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-09-18

Colonel Breckenridge Of the Navy
League was talking in New York abou;
"a stern father.
Hes stern. entirely too stern" he
said "In fact, the old boy's raviug
now-raving mad against his son.
"IIe sent his son or 90 New York
last week you know. and told him 10
lind an opening. Well"
Colonel Breckenridge chuckled.
''The hoy telephoned yesterday to
wire 5000. as he was in a hole"
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-09-18
OLD AGE STARTS
WITH YOUR KIDNEYS

action and enables the organs TO throw
of the poisons which cause premature
old age. New life and strength increase
as you continue the treatment When
completely restored continue taking
capsule or two each day. GOLD MED
AL Haarlem CT Capsules will ksep you
in health aud visor and prevent a return
Of the disease.
Do not wait Until old age or disease
have settled down for good. At the first
sign that your kidneys are not working
properly. 20 to your druggist and get a
box Of GOLD MEDAL HARLEM on
CAPSULES. Money refunded IL they DO
not help you. Three sizes. But re-
member 10 ask for the original imported
GOLD MEDAL brand. in sealed pack
ages.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-09-18
ksspInn up the GOOD work.

"Aiy friend" remarked the practical
man. you can't reform the world hy
passing resolutions"
but We don't stop there" answered
the professional uplifier. "Nou have
no Idea OF how sci OF good. strong
resolutions Inspires the rank and iile
win new confidence 10 tackle the prob
lems of the day. Particularly after
We get them published la the neWspa-
pers ~ Birmingham Age-llerald.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-09-18

my health % can do all my work and
am so grateful that ! am recommend-
ing il 10 my friends. - Mrs. d. NJ.
ALTERS, r. r. 4, Oregon. Ill.
Onlywomen who have suffered the tor,
lures Of such troubles and have dragged
along from day 10 day can realize the
relief which this famous root and herb
remedy, Lydia E. Pinkhan' s Vegetable
Compound, brought TO Mrs, Alters.
Women everywhere in Mrs. Alters
condition should profit by her recon-
rendation, and if there are any. com
plcations write Lydia f. Pinkham's
Medicine Co, Lynn, Mass, for advice.
The result of their 40 years experience
Is at your service.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-09-18

My laundress' young son brings ms
laundry home in his little wagon.
writes a correspondent. The other
evening he had his little baby sister
along. and left her sitting in the wag-
on while he brought the basket in the
house
The baby started TO cry and | said ;
whats the matter with herr"
"Oh, she wants 10 come with me :
she never does stand for being
parked" he replied.