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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

Marshall Business Brokers.
Cafe close to govt. depts.; living rooms; op
portuni:y for lady; price. $4,000
Lunchr ON. opcn day and night: lease; To-
Gated in heart OF business section; price res
sonable.
Confect onery and news. uptown; no better
l0ca ten: long lease; price. S4.o4).
Confectionery. Light lunch. de'catessen;
downtown; small mint for right man; price.
s., 500.
Marshnil's
Bakery and confectionery: expensive equip
mcnt including soda fountain; located on the
heights: will sacrifice.
Bakery aud confectionery. located in bust
ness section; modern and up-to-date: good
fountain: living rooms and bath: $1,000.
Msrshall's
Meats and provisions: located on 14th St.
No better location; apartment above; lease:
price, So. 500.
Aiar>hall's.
We call your attention to our splendid list
O. rcomng and boarding houses; immediate
posse sSion.
Roomins house. II rooms. near 18th and h
SITS. rent. $50: price. 81 .Oo.
Roomins house. II rooms, near Eth and
Mass. ave: price. $500.
Rooming house. ls rooms. near 18TH and Eye
SITS. price. 81 800.
BOOMING house near 18th and Eye SITS: II
rooms: price s1.500
BOOMING house. 81 rooms, near 18th and *
sts. price, s. 300; forth $500.
ROpming house near 10TH and Mass. ave. cN-
elusive and paying: price. IS. 800.
RoOming house Pablo Library. 25
rooms, 1 baths; price. 81. SEQ; good lease; easy
terms.
MarsIall's.
Boarding and roaming house near 11th and X
SITS: l. rooms: pr &c. 81 800.
I.unchrcom; IL well furnished rooms above;
located near Pension office; furniture and
iunchroom equipment all new: price rea soma BILE.
Rooming house near 18th and Pa. ave; 16
rooms; income now $3.50 per month; price,
s.. 500.
Marshall's
HotH. Pa. ave. near It'll: 20 rooms: heat
furnished; price, So 600.
Hotel. 40 rooms, h0twater heat. electric
light: three-year lease: rent, only 500:
price. s. 600. This is one Of the best prepo-
sitions we ever listed.
Marshall's
Most all of the above are exclIs 'vely listed
at this office and paid listings. We do not
care to handle places every is trying to
sell, places thar can he picked up free.
Our well equipped Offices in our own building.
with professional services. is approved by bust
ness people and those who understand the ad-
vantage of frst-class brokerage office. No
overcharges All business confidential.
Marshall Business Brokers,
Q20 N V Ave
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o20 n. Y. Ave.

Man with some knowledge OF marine work to
open office in New York city for an organized
wrecking company must have 81 500 to g.. 800;
salary and commits Room 218 McGill bldg =.
90S G st. NV. IL
YOUR 2s-word advertisement in "A country
town newspapers, Sc. Write for list. +. l..
Miller. Syracuse N. Y.
RESPONSIBLE district manager wanted to open
Office and manage statesmen for large corpora
tion manufacturing patented auto necessity for
every car. truck and garage; thousands sold to
U. s. govt: marks biggest advance in automo-
bile since seif-starter and greater convenience
and needed on every automobile more than spare
tire or speedometer: no competition; only man
who can handle really big proposition and can
qualify for $40. 900 yea1y and up considered
capital required, $1,000 to s. 600. Scott Corpo-
ration, :: W. Washingto ton. Chicago.
ORGANIZE your business 4 deciara tiOn Of
trust and guarantee its legality; furnish ten
expert statesmen free who sell stock on COM
mission; save taxes. fees. penalties. reports to
blue-sky commission. Advice and literature free.
NATL Organization Co., 123 ". Madison. Chi
cago. -
WE OFFER WONDERFUL opportunity to re-
liable man to make from $50 to 500 weekly
al home in spare time: directly mail PROPOSE
ton; no experience needed: capital required
only $120. Mutual Co., Minneapolis. MINI. .
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PERSONAL.

THIS REALLY TELLS THE WHOLE STORY
- TO Why this prosperous house can and does
pay best now and always. we have q demand
Tor Ill the ladies' and mems worn clothing
: shoes. etc. and the cash 10 ready to buy ".
eAn very prompt. Main 4145.
JCSTH's OLD STAND, o1e D.
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MARSHALL y
Confcct onery and news. uptown: no better
loca ten; long lease; price, s4.5a
Confectionery. Light lunch. de!icatessen
downtown; small mint for right man. price.
60 400
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

Marshall Business Brokers.
Cafe close to govt. depts.: living rooms; OPP
portuni:y for lady: price. $1,000.
Lunchr om. opcn day and night: lease: To-
Gated in heart OF business section: price res
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LATHE with 5f; bed. Il inch swing: :
cbucks / drill press. grinder with wheels
/ Pinch power hack saw. 1 shsrer. II .nch
strck, iO.h.p A { motor. 1 7-hp. 4. {.
rnto- forge I anvil sh>ftipg he'-ias etc
Eai-,ins Address Box a23-D, Star Office.
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FOR SALE-MSCELLANE0US
BOATS AND ACCESSORIES,

SOFT. LAUNCH: siass cabin: heavy dnty
marine n~t1r: lust hser e~trhau1Ad ana re-
painted. Gail Main $780, Branch ana
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LAVE 1OE s3.9 CASH for an Investment
hat will give yOu a home and an income OF
s1.i5 per month? Am selling my two family
apartment house for $3.50 to party who buys
furniture for $500; immediate possession. il de-
sired. of present owners apartment of two
coumS kitchen and porch IL you mean bust
ness and have the cash address Box S6-E. Star
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MOVING PICTURE PRO-
] Z CT OR So Powers Ga.
motor driven; fully equipped and
i'll good condition; we'll adapted
Tor church or school use. Apply
Dumbarton Theater. l34o Wis
consln ave. after 6 30 pm.
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~ ItNiYt kf:

DAVENPORT la good ".l-l. slightly used.
solid oak; n'so de.,ble brsss bed. spring and
'rsttrss>; reasonable. tall Apt. 3N Giiffea
,,ia
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ar An NI-TF. French seal: medium size /.
.htIy worn. $40: also two gas logs. LIVES
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Washngto ton: good roads: wood is tree tops Of
amber that has been cut months great many
hort lugs and saw mill Only 3. miles away.
~, cash takes the whole thing: one year
iycn to remove same. John l.. Logan Hotel
hudson. WASHINGTON u. C.
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OPPORTUNITY Of 4 lifetime to share III the
earnings Of d going concern. backed b! Wash-
ng ton people and Washington capital. Address
Box TIE. Star Office. for part 'cuar>. lis
1OK sALE-Establisned hinchroom. l.o, a."
= H.
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vi; SAi.E-Delica lessen. fancy groceries.
tight lunch. ice cream and c0nfec tion-ty. cigars
md magazines: So 900 year Guaranteed
,ood lease: low rent: will sell a Inventory
crms to responsible party: tr,hers. II. l..
Dautsch 1924 North Capitol St 1as,
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,oWy VELOUR coat. rscroon cellar. SIS:
90, ,elorr dress. never worn. 20. n"ninm
o"H 49, -, 10.
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GENUINE RUSSIAN
SARIFS

SIX EXCEPTIONALLY fine skins: never been
worn: will sacrifice for 81 900 cash; will sell
IN sets of twos If desired; no dealers. Apart
ment COZ. 1920 st. NV. Telephone \. 96o4.
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WOMAN. middle aged. refined. wants position
for four horrs re- day: can answer questions
intelligently and will huiid up any house or
business: references. Address Box 229-D. Star
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES there was nothing the
matter with us. and good business methods are
in full force, and shows how lower prices build
a hustling business: see the new pants at 81
nm. and then tell all the fellows: do the
rest with best valu,. Slightly used dresses, So
IN IuSth's Old Stand. $40 d.
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FIR to.T, hlndsom". black excellent skins.
II. rea sorsh,p Telephone FRANKLIN Ssl oetw.en
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An IN THE MAKkEr for Il good established
business: must stand the most rigid investiga
ion: location and full particulars or no attan-
ion paid Address Box g. T.. Star Office. H.
Evening star., 1920-11-17
Boot Mills
Absorbent Towels
@lS-tf..i +<ys-:s- sss.-~-
(HEMSTITCHED)
They Wipe Dry

The chief virtue among the four dis
tinctive merits possessed by Boot Mills
Absorbent Towels is its highly alb
sorbent quality.
Boot Mills Absorbent Towels really
absorb. They are woven and treated
in the different processes Of manufac-
ture SO that the maximum absorbent
qualities of the cotton is utilized.
Boott Mills Absorbent Towels are
provided with sufficient body to make
a splendid bath and face towel. Full
bodied and durable and have that clean.
fresh look that is so desirable in towel
for personal use.
From the first process. which is Sc
lecting the right grade Of cotton, to the
last-which is securing immaculate,
snowy white Boot Mills Absorbent
Towels-they are handled by workers
skilled in the manufacture O. high
grade cotton goods.
See them at your earliest convenience,
Soc each.
Linen Section. Second floor.
Evening star., 1920-11-17
C1oth-top Footwear,
Is Again In Fashions Favor

When a weaaan wears High Shoes.
she lies to have them fit trinity and
perfectly around the ankles and lower
calf. That is one Of the most pleas
ing virtues Of Cloth-top Footwear.
The brown Russia caliskin, with
fzwn cloth tops, are particularly smart
and are finding many admirers among
those who have adopted some OF the
many handsome brown apparel shades
for their wardrobe this winter.
Brown Russia Caifskin Lace Shoes,
pointed toe, imitation stitched tip, Good
year welt soles and slender, graceful Cuban
heels; light fawn cloth top. S4 pair.
Brown Russia Caifskin Brogue Boots.
sew-edse wing tip. perforated tip and Good
wear welt soles low heels; fawn cloth top
SIS pair.
Dark Brown Russia Caifskin Boots.
rounding toe, perforated imitation wing
tip and quarter; military heels with fawn
cloth tops. $l25s pair.
weaea's Shoe Section. Third door.
Evening star., 1920-11-17
WINTER MOTORING
DEMANDS
Warm Motor Robes

To motor in comfort, particu
larly in open cars, warm motor
robes are a necessity. In closed
cars they are also used, especially
those in which no heating arrange
ment is included.
We have suitable Motor Robes
for every car and for every motor
its's requirement.
A fine quality lustrous, wavy
Mohair Robe with plain black on
one side, faced in animal skin ef
fects on the other.
An ideal robe for; the closed car
is of Mohair Plush of "a somewhat
lighter weight; variety of solid
coiors.
Auto and Outing Robes, fringed
and hemmed; various colors and
wide range of prices.
Note-To give greater variety to Sc
lections and make choosing more con-
venient for our patrons we have grouped
our entire stock of Motor and Steamer
Robes in the Blanket Section, Second
floor
Evening star., 1920-11-17
Low Neck Gowns. 81
High Neck Gowns. $3.50

Gowns, of fine quality nainsook, low,
V. round and square neck, with short
sleeves. or sleeveless style, tailored or
daintily trimmed with embroidery and
lace insertion, in simple or elaborate
effects. Priced 81 to SITS.
Gowns, high or Y neck, OF good quail
ity nainsook or canbric, with plain
tailored tucked yoke, finished with ruff
fling, or yoke of fine tueking and
embroidery insertion finished with en-
broidery edging; others trimmed with
Val lace and insertion. Priced $l,5o to
SITS.
Muslin Underwear seetio. Third door.
Evening star., 1920-11-17
Priced from $45 to $3.50

The other frock has a
two-tiered overskirt of net,
with real hlet lace. and
also short, flowing sleeves,
while the neck and wide
sash are finished with
double-edged taffeta ruff
fling, and a tiny corsage
of velvet flowers. Priced.
SIS.
Evening star., 1920-11-17
Priced SO to $40

ws~sa's Cat secsioa. raird aesr.
Evening star., 1920-11-17
Gbilnren Book
U@rfka

Wouldn't you like for your children
to have more Books at home: This
is a good time to begin. Children's
Book Week was started with the in
tention Of bringing to the attention OF
parents and the public the need OF
Books for the children.
Book Store, second Aoor.
Evening star., 1920-11-17
Silk and Cotton
Printed Novelties
Special, 81 yd.
Book Store. Secead Aoor.

A wide assortment of Silk
and Cotton Printed Novelties;
in lovely color combinations,
with either light or dark
grounds; in floral or eonven-
tional patterns. Suitable for
coat Innings, petticoats, draper
les, coverings for comforts and
for many Christmas gift nov
elites. A special purchase en-
ables US to offer it at the low
price. 81 yard. IS inches wide.
Deess Gapss Section. seessa sesr
Evening star., 1920-11-17
Every
Wool Rug

$50 ,lSaS- = -. - - q Sals
In Our Stock Is Mo,O
Reduced to
New Low Prices
Especially Notable
Are These
Whftta11's Anglo-P Persians,
9xl2 size, $50
High-grade
Seamless Administers,
9x12 size, SIS
8.3x1O.6 size, $50
90 size, SIS
A Serviceable
Raincoat
that affords every protection
against this chilly, rainy weather,
is necessity in every woman's
wardrobe.
Raincoats in many smart styles, OF
finest rubberized materials, such as silk
cravenette, gabardine and mohair, in
plain colors Of tan, blue, gray, black and
olive, two-toned, changeable effects and
checks, as we'll as plaid silks.
Made with raglan sleeves. comfort
ably roomy, which are particularly well
adapted to wear over suits or sweaters,
convertible collars, some with strap
wrists, patch or novelty pockets and
belts.
Priced so to $40
One model of finest rnohair. in red and
green changeable effect, large collar but
toning high around the throat. strap
wrist, belted and novelty pockets.
Priced SIS
Another model, in attractive green
and tan check combination, narrow belt
and strap wrist, finished with steel
buckles, roomy pockets and small
round collar
Priced $40
Wsasa's Cat sectoa, fAird aosr.
Evening star., 1920-11-17
Bloouaers
Envelope C,en,ise

Envelope Chemise, Of fine nainsook, in
corset cover or eamisole style; some
beautifully trimmed with fine lace or
embroidery, insertion and edging !;
others in strictly tailored style. Priced
81 to $<Se
Bloomers, of fine null, in flesh, white
and orchid; strictly tailored style. An
ished with hemstitching or picoting, or
daintily trimmed with lace. Priced 3se
to $zSe.
Boomers, Of flesh and black sateen, iif
tailored style; finished with hemstitched
rufle. An extra good value. Priced
4l.Z$.
Evening star., 1920-11-17
EXQUISITE Party Frocks for Girls

OF heerest tafea and georgette beautiful shade PINK
rosebud flower real
ribbon ahes wide and rosettes beau
arstca and there don
little girl everyday life
Of nchanmen delight illustrated
Evening star., 1920-11-17
Suits Reduced TO $I35
Elegant Suits Reduced to- $Iz5

No alike two alike in trimming fur establishment
Dad Vel Cygn has handsomely braided panel! both
collar
Of blended mole o becoming
Vdyne Marel Duve de Lame
richest fabrics the have produced this coor
Of Dryad Marking Bedouin Navy and Black
Evening star., 1920-11-17

One frock has a wide
band of real lace over
a foundation of georg-
ette around the bot
tom and inserts of lace
at the neck and shoul-
ders, with lacings o. picot
edge pink ribbon which
are looped into lace ro-
settes at the sides. Pric-
ed, $3.50.
Evening star., 1920-11-17
REDUCED
ExcLusiue Lamps
and Lamp Shades

Champagne Georgette Shade over
rose taffeta for floor, lamp; beautifully
trimmed.
Reduced to SIS plus tax
2o-inch Sunset Blue Taffeta Shade,
odd shape; trimmed
Reduced to $50 plus tax
Embroidered Silver Net Skirt
Shade
Reduced to $40 plus tax
| a4-inch Orchid Changeable Taf-
feta Skirt Shade
Reduced to $50 plus tax
I6-inch Black Velvet and Gold
Silk Shade.
Reduced to $50 plus tax
Imported Silver Boudoir Electric
Lamps, handkerchief silk shades.
Reduced to $45 each plus tax
Imported Table Lamp, hand
painted silk shade.
Reduced to $40 plus tax
Hand-decorated Ivory Electric
Chair Lamps, with decorated parch-
ment shades.
Reduced to $45 each plus tax
Victorian Black-decorated Elec-
trio Floor Lamp, with decorated parch-
ment shade to match portable.
Reduced to $t25 plus tax
Italian Gold-decorated Electric
Floor Lamp. with decorated parch-
ment shade to match portable
Reduced to SIS plus tax
Lamp Section. Second floor.
Evening star., 1920-11-17
REDUCED
Velvet P0rtieres
No.v $3.50 Pair

Just when you need Hand
some Portieres for the home.
we make this offering Of our
entire remaining stock OF Vel
vet Portieres at the low price
Of $42.5o pair.
They are an excellent grade
of cotton velvet, in the lustrous
mercerized finish; 8 feet long,
with open French edge.
In some the color is the same
on both sides; in others there is
a contrast. They may be had
as follows: Rose and green,
blue and gold, blue and taupe,
blue and sand. green and
brown, mulberry and mulberry.
Upholstery seetisn. Fifth door.
Evening star., 1920-11-17
New Low Prices on Women's S
Undern1u|sli1as
A few Of the styles are pictured.

enable us offer for the first time months Under
uslns of good quality servceabe materials prices quot
ed before the Notable among the selections are
The Coconino sun., 1920-01-30
POWWOW OF INDIAN OPEL
 GALS AT SALT LAKE

Walter Runke, Indian commissioner for the Western Navajo reservation in Arizona, and R. E. l.. Daniel, commis- sioner for the Moqui tribe, met at Salt Lake last week with officials of the Indian bureau from Washington, D. c. Their conference dealt with future developments, better market ing and improvements in the breed of sheep being raised at the present time by Indians of four Arizona reserva- tions.
 E. w. Eastep, R. E. L. Daniel, Walter Runke and Peter Paquette rep resented the four Arizona reservations at the National Woolgrowers' conven- ton held in the Hotel Utah last week, their purpose being to look after the marketing of the wool, which nearly every Arizona Indian is en- gagged in raising. They were also en- gagged in comforting with convention officials on the stock-raising situation, that they might give the Indians further aid in their industry. - Salt Lake Herald.
The Coconino sun., 1920-01-30
DEATH OF MRS. CALDWELL

The many friends of Mrs. Marietta Phillips Caldwell will learn with deep regret of her passing away last Tues day evening at 8 o'clock at her home at ell N. San Francisco street. AL though by reason of her advanced age she had been quite i'll and feeble for some time, the end came very un- expectedly.
 Mrs. Caldwell was born February 24th, 1842, in Urbana, Ohio. The most active years of her life were de- voted to the profession of teaching, in which she won marked distinction as most capable instructor. As Miss Phillips she was for several years head assistant in the management of the schools of St. Louis, Missouri. At that time the superintendent of the schools of that city was Professor AL bert J. Caldwell, to whom Miss Phil lips was later married. To this un- ion were born three children. Mrs. Caldwell, at her death is survived by only one member of the family-Miss Grace Caldwell, who for ten years has been a member of the faculty of the Northern Arizona Normal school of this city, the husband and father, Pro- lessor Caldwell, having died twenty five years ago.
 Mrs. Caldwell came to Flagstaff about six years ago, and during the years in which she has made her home here, affectionately and untiringly cared for her only child, and has made host of devoted friends.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Caldwell were held at her home Thursday morning, January 29th, at 10:30 a. m., by Rev. Luther Moore, the local Episcopal church. Arrangements have been made to convey the body to Springfield, Ohio, for interment there beside the body of her husband and other members and relatives of the family.
 The sympathies of the entire com munity and of the teachers and stu dents of the Normal school are ex- tended to Miss Caldwell in her deep bereavement at the loss of her moth- CT, and in her sad journey to the old home in Ohio.
The Coconino sun., 1920-01-30
THANKS FOR HELP ON
 COMMUNITY HOUSE

We, the undersigned, on behalf of the residents of Doney Park and Black Hill Park, wish to express our cordial thanks for and our grateful appreciation of the generosity shown by many individuals and firms in Flagstaff and the eastern part of this county in contributing toward our pro- posed new community house. As soon as the building is completed we hope that our friends will join us in the many good-time gatherings we expect to hold in it.
 FLOYD COPELAND,
 HENRY HUTCHINSON,
 BOB CARROLL,
 c. w. TERRELL,
 Committee.
The Coconino sun., 1920-01-30
GET YOUR CLOTHES
 HOT-REFRIGERATE

Alex Johnston has had the big ice box in his tailor shop (said ice box being a relic of former days when Tom Rickel and Frank Brooks occu- pied the building) remodeled into an electric drying and deodorizing room. Alex says this will make an ideal place in which to remove all gasoline and other odors from newly-cleaned clothing, placing them above all suspi- cion of being anything but "bran- new"
 Alex says he's sorry, but he can't guarantee that any tantalizing smell reminiscent of other days, can be ob- tained from the ice box.
The Coconino sun., 1920-01-30
STRONG FOR THE SUN
 AND SENATOR" K. s. CLARK

Tuba City, Ariz., Jan. 26, 1920. F. s. Breen.
 Dear Sir-Enclosed find check for S2.50 for renewal of my subscription to The Sun, for it seems we can't do without The Sun. 1 see by The Sun where E. S. Clark has just put his hat in the ring for U. s. senator. Clark is a good man and I hope he gets the nomination. He is high type of cit izen and the right man in the right place.
 Very truly yours,
 JOHN STEWART.