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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-20
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
CootinueA.
COLORED PURCHASERS,
"Take Notice"
We have several properties in
the northeast for sale at bargain
prices and easy terms. II you
are interested consult our sales
department at once.
THOS. E. FARRELL,
Suite 837 Woodward Bldg.
Main 766
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Columbia St1tion, Arlington. Va.
Phone Rosslyn 30.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON,
INC,
tr,,z II Ct NV phos,o NJ Irr1Q

l.1.1f l. ~. ~. w. Ao1AS W. AO&o.
Price. 81, 800-A piece of property near the
recent new developments On Cosn. ave-. down.
town. This property can be feno6eleA very
easily and is bound to increase in value within
very short while
Price. $21. 00O-14tA ST. BUSINESS PROP
ERTY, having store the FIRST asor and Il
rooms and bath above. 1t 10 now rented at
$3.50 per month and will pay excellent re-,
tam the investment
Price. s. 0oO-A CORNER PROPERTY. Ane-
" located and very well saited for q deli-
catessen store. The neiEhbOrhood is thiekiy
populated and the property will soon pay for
itself. alisAt amount Of alterations viii be
necessary.
PRICE. $1.M0-NEAR UNION STATION
and new post Office. garage property
ming through from one street to another. The
building h brand-new and is payiaI . gosd
return on the investment and there is pfar-
tically no limit 10 the increase in value Of
property in this location.
Price. SS.00O-In Q good business block In
Geosfetown- Two we'll built four-story bsild-
ingk having stores on the first Aoer. This has
wide frontage and is we'll suited fer n
afe purposes. The price is extrenely low.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON,
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Main 4752.

Main H52.
Brookland.
ST 500 Cash.
Completely detached si1 room and bath bun
galow, tile construction, electric liGhts.
hot water heat. front porch, etc. Price ut
McKEEvER Goss.
14O5 Eye st. Main 1852.
Suburban Property.
In Alta Vista. one block from car line: two
story bungalow on lot $50 feet deep. electric
lights, electric stove. fine web, many fruit
and shade trees. hedges, etc. Price, $6,550.
McKEEVER & Goss,
1905 Eye st. Main 4752.
Chevy Chase, Md
Beautiful corner house facing on Coanee-
ticut ave-; lot 120x10O feet; eight rooms. two
baths. hot-water heat, electric lights, colonial
front porch. side porch. sleeping porch. hard
wood floors and trim; garage for two ears.
with private driveway. See this house; then
make us offer.
MekEBvER & Goss.
1906 Eye st. Main 4752.
rect Terrace. r n
Cash.
ooms and bath, hot-watef heat, electric liehts,
throughout, large dry cellar. The price to-day,
( & GOSS,
Main 475Z.
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FOR sALE-HOUsES.

FOR 8ALE-HOUSE2
n j& LUCHS.
Main 2345.
GEORGETOWN.
5000.
Nine rooms and bath, basement dining room
and kitchen, heated by latrobe. gas: occupied
by owner who will give possession within %
. days.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
$3.50.
Modern constructions: in u splendid neighbor-
hood just q few steps from 14th ST.: 6 rooms
bic rear porches' space for garage paved
alley.
GEORGETOWN.
$500.
A two-story brick residence convenient to
cars. schools and stores: g rooms and bath
heated by latrobe; gas light. Terms can De
arranged.
MOUNT PLEASANT.
S15,6OO.
yACANT-Ready for immediate occupancy
unusual property regards interior deco
tations and furnishings there are rooms and
bath > floors. hot-water heat. electricity,
breakfast porch glassed-in and screened sleep
ing porch; electric vacuum system throughout;
house is completely furnished: one-car brick
garage; lot 25N15o to paved alley.
n & IUCHS,
Main 2345.
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WANTED-T0 BUY.

ROOM HOUSE NEAR UNION STATION OR
capitol: pay cash for same. Address Beg 1876
u. Star Office. 21s
WANT HOME IN NE. OR NV: NOT OVER
.SUn: must move; answer. give lowest price.
Address BOX 346-S. Star Office
WANTER HOUSES IN CITY OR SEE
urDan Price and terms must he right. Quick
sales assured. MCPHERSON BROS. 734 18th
81. Room III. Main 1895.
We ARE HAVING A CONSTANT DEMAND
Tor homes in city and suburbs. especially where
possession will be given
ERNEST HALL COOLIDGE CO..
sL6 18th NV Main 34ss.
II. T. LAW. 1913 f ST Sc. IS In THE
market for DESIRABLE PROPERTY to sell
Numerous prospects waiting for HOMES. List
now and get results. Phone Line. 57s5. jeo4s
HOME IN GOOD RESIDENTIAL SECTION
city or suburbs; to i2 rooms. 301 Southern
bldg. Main 1873
SIX TO EIGHT ROOM HOUSE IN C0OD
northwest section: can pay 81 600 cash Ad-
dress Box 13a.P. Star Office.
OWNERS CONTEMPLATING SELLING.
List your property with US: quick results
We have numerous applicants for houses OF
Q, Z. and rooms.
THE +. H. SMITH CO..
sf5 18th st. NV. NJ. S4A
MODERN NEW GROOM HOUSE, 18th ST
section. 81 $50 cash and $3.50 per month
Address Box ISIS. Star Office.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

PROPRIETOR HIGH-CLAsS G n 4 i.
meats and delicatessen business. leaving 6. g..
viii sacrifice for 81. 600 cash. quick 06er; rev
enpe over 500. 90 year. Address Box ia.
Star Office
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NEAR LINCOLN PARk-SUBSTANTIALL
built residence; rooms. bath. concrete cellar:
furnace; nne location; within 3 blocks of pro.
posed NEW EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL; POS
SESSION by July LIST. 81. 7. Law, 1919
st. sc. Price, $5,275. 22s
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UT uFfSf .JlS. IN. I.
4FAMILY FLAT. ROOMS AND BATH
each: well located ne. Price. $4,000. One
vacant. W. p. LOCKWOOD. 14lO G st. NV,
90
Mt. Pleasant, 5000.
Six rooms and bath. colonial home; hot
water heat; electric lights: three exposures
west OF 14th St Possession. Terms.
Near 18th and Park Road.
Six rooms. bath: deep yard to alley; very
wide home with large rooms beautiful outlook !;
owner leaving city; must sell. Some one is
going to grt this house cheap. VIII it be you:
Petty & Petty,
Joseph A. Petty, John A. Petty.
1929 Neg York ave. Main SIT.
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c. F. WARING,
800 Bond bldg. 14th and n. Y. ave. NV.
SAUL'S ADDITION.
handsome well built home, containing 8
heater, built-in garage: every modern conven-
fence: noored attic: A-acre corner lot. A
real bargain at sI4. $50; $500 cash. Posses
sion now
MACPHERSON BROS,
734 18th St, Room Ill. Main 1885.
S7.5O0-7th ST. s.W.- BET. AND q: STORE
ceiient business location.
$5.5OO-E st. mr.. Sth ST. s.w.: r. and b.
st. ). mr. be Y. si AVE- and Iii and isn and
s., ooo-E St s.M bet. 9th and 10Th; Z. and
b. Front and rear yards.
s. 5O0-3O6 st. s.w.; r. and b.
sG.soo-B st. near lin sw:: 81: and b. garage.
.os ~, r. :, HARRISON II JOHNSON n aas.
iO17 18th ST. N.W.-rWO-sT STORY BRICK
house. 4 rooms. gas and water; 25-ft. front.
2O-ft. back alley. Apply to owner. JOHN
81. 500: terms--Bet. 9th and 10th and this
beautiful avenue; p rooms and bath; furnace
heat; 3-story brick residence; presents a
splendid appea rance and is in good repair Ad-
dress Box 2ss-r. Star office.
FOR SAI4E--lO-ROOM. 2-BATH BRICK
house near Dupont Circle; hot-water heat, an
+, mediate possession. Price. s11.5O0; easy
w. H. TAGGART.
1920 New York ave. nv.
FOR sAl.E-s-ROOM BRICK HOUSE: HOT
| water heat: interior newly papered and paint
ed: house Is empty ii immediate possession; easy
1920 New York ave- NV.
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ALLISON NEAR 18th ST.
Owner dsposes OF 7-room corner house. hot.
water heat, electric lights. oak floors. screen
ed weather stripped and awnings; garden and
garase more modern equipped and thor
ouyh house than this is hard to find. Will
go quick. Get busy. Col. 227 ~"
1903 GALIAT1N ST. TEL. COL 9Oo6 W
BY owner. bungalow: rooms. hath.
Price. $40. $50 net First trust. 5000; second
trust $500; equity cash. Immediate posses
sion 90
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION-70S TO IT'S AI.IL-
son st. n.w.-Close to stores. schools churches
and cars: deep lots to 15-ft. alley: strictly
modern: screened sleeping porches and break
fast room. The best buy in the city. Inspect
and be convinced. For sale by any broker or
owner. ". g. IRWIN. GA Upsimr st NV.
evenings. 20"
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FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE.

DOWNTOWN APT HOUSE: RENTS. S6ono:
consider exchange for farm or ether pespeety.
Price. $50 600. Address Boz mt. esaf 80.
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gXNERY HONEIS ROOMS AND BATHS.
le1tefnlly deeofated and in excellent condition.
1H0A dtchenette. screened breakfast and
|0eeplnG porches, open fireplace, laundry tubs,
|0antz' tDilet: lot 100 # deep. Price, s., 80;
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THOMAS E. PETTY,
"Your Rent Agent"
2oI3 18th St. NV.
Phone North 4158.

New; by owner: ideal home; all modern i'm
provements: large lot; 1905 Newton st.; can't
be duplicated in price or quality; open Sunday
to ).
Ideal home At 321s 18th st: all mod imps
corner property; large lot. Coll North 1854. or
csll ar 11ao Nau,fon et oOs
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NEAR 18th AND SHEPHERDS ROOMS
and bath; h.w.h.: e3ec. lights; garage. S1O.2Oe.
BY OWNER Address Box 194-T. Star office. 21'
II ROOMS AND BATH, i EXTRA TOILET:
steam heat: northwest section; large lot;
room for garage: splendid bargain and good
paying investment. Address Box 140-T, Star
office %
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Seven rooms and bath; practically new: semi.
bungalow type: large closets, with built in
drawers; breakfast room; tapestry brick nre-
place: hardwood floors; hot-water heat; larxe
give immediate possession; satisfacfsry terms.
The Price is Right.
Apply Sales Department,
Thos. E. farrell,
Suite s57. Woodward bldg. Main 7ea.
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Bungalow.
47O-%5O cash, $50 monthly.
rooms and bath. electricity, gas open fire.
ptace- Earage.. modern heating plant; 60x1JO;
immediate possession
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NEAR 9Th AND N @. AVE. SE-E,0Qo; 6
rooms. hot-water heat. electric light. station
ary laundry.
18th St, few doors from Lineoln PAek-5
rooms and bath, Lat hest; room for garage;
81 500.
It'll St naaf I se.-2 brick houses rooms
saa ,bakA each; easy terms; S 500 for the two.
p. KENNEDY,
sol st. Sc. 21s
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.


NaCant-S7, 900.
1876 Columbia I'd semi detached: overlook
ing Soldiers Home Park; s rooms; tiled na.u avn
hot-water heat electric lights; beamea cen
ings; frst-class condition. Owner. loo i,,'"
vt. sc. ---
243s both ST. tAT BILTMoRE,-6 ROOMS ROOMS;
3 porches; thoroughly modern and IN peIie.'
condition; lot 1Sx1OO; government ohciai On
dered elsewhere must sell at once; wohueriu'
cook will remain IL desired; $1,000 caSn m. re
quired.
50 ST. N.W.-G ROOMS AND BATH ANp
double garage. 81 Quincy place ne, room, rs
and garage: steam heat; So 500. oN Nhm, ."
Quincy place NV.
$2O0O-ON CALVERT ST. NEAR THE
bridge; wonderful home; II rooms o. tins,
steam heat; electricity; perfect condition.
brick garage; possession with title.
sl5OOO-On II st. ne; corner brick l.
rooms. ? baths; INV heat: strictly modern
fine rooming house, possession with title
SSa50-On Upslur st. near Georgia ave.
rooms. tiled bath; h.-w.h.; electricity !"
porchfs: very large yard; fruit; garage pos
session at once.
sS,eJo-0n Kenyon st. near Georgia ave; b
rooms, bath; h.-w.h.; strictly modern; garage
for ears; possession with title: ,
$S,OOo-On Ii st. NV. near 9TH. l. rooms'
2 baths; garage for cars. This is some room
ing house. See it.
s7.S5O-0n Seaton st. NV. rooms, bath;
$7.500-On Longfellow st. near Georgia ave-;
bun brick; rooms. tiled bath. h.-w.h. and
electricity; stationery tubs; porches pos
$7.350-On Eye st. near LIST NV: rooms,
bath: furnace heat; immediate possession; fine
s6,35o-On 18th ST. ne near Lincoln Park;
6 rooms. bath; b.-w.h.; electricity; porches;
garage space. Act quick on this.
S6.30O-On Irving st. near Soldiers Home
8 rooms. bath; furnace heat; large yard; ga
rage: condition perfect
S5,5U-FOR COIIORED: on Euclid: 6 rooms
BATH furnace heat; never before offered TO
colored possession with deposit.
Af m
n ediate possession. We can arrange terms.
VIM. II. McGRANN co,
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81. 5000 ROOMS; STONE AND BRTCk: l
square west Of Central High School. OWNER.
1406 Belmont st. NV.
TWO-STORY, FIvE-ROOM BRICK HOUSE
on 18th St NV. between and l. SITS; will
enhance in value; price. 1000 cash. Address
OWNER. Box 174-T, Star office.
WELLSHADED 1O-ROOM HOUSE IN WEST
field, n. Y. Lake Erie: 10 miles from
Chautauqua. large garden with fruit trees;
splendid summer home. Address J. e.. WILL
son. Jr.. Westfeld n. Y.
WHICH WILL IT BE? $4,000 FOR SIN
room house in row So $50. on right terms.
for corner lot (about 55x90 fl. garage space.
attractive nine-room frame. slate roof porcheS.
hardwood finish, furnace heat. on heights, near
two car lines?
IL you wish bargains in small and large resi-
dences. investment property. tw0-family flats.
apartments. business property, etc. see us for
right service.
NJ r Dx-oN- m TNr~
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JAFFREY, N. H.
bungalow, rooms. Rare antique furniture.
immensr stone fireplace. modern plumbing.
town water. electric lights. sleepine porch, "a
rage. Fine view. WALLACE BRYANT, 1852
st. NV. 23s
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436 Columbia I'd : emi-detached; overlook
ing Soldiers Home Park; rooms, tiled patu
hot water heat; electric lights; beamed cen cen,
ings; frst-class condition. Owner. loo -"
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EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITY

Well paying garage business, located in
thickly populated and fast growing nearby
suburb freproof building: large lot: must be
seen to be appreciates. Priced moderately for
quick sale. Small cash payment
NEW ARLINGTON -
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TO BE SOLD At AUCTION
1920
FOURTEENTH ST. NV.

TFU6 -U6-II SWAN " 81.
Wednesday. June q, at $50 Pm
See auction column for details.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-20

BY OWNERSHIP ROOMS, BATH; TWENTY
minutes walk to Treasury; in good NV. sec
ton must sell: no reasonable offer refused.
Address Box 142-T. Star office. 21s
WOODLEY PARK, 9th ST. N.W.-A MOST
delightful home Of rooms and ba tn. hst-wa-
ter heat, electricity: many other features that
make it complete: in excellent condition. I'm
mediate possession. Price. $11. 800: terms.
CLAUDE WARREN, 1410 H st. NV. Main
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Dahlgren Terrace Bungalow.
81, 400 Isl 300 cash, SOS monthly
rooms and bath. electricity. gas, hot
water heat, hardwood floors and trim; house
seeesea: immediate, possession.
.. B. Zantzinger, I33S322,
SOB New York ave
Phone Main 1911
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-20

q ROOM HOUSE NEAR UNION STATION or
capitol: pay cash for same. Address Beg 136
T. Star Office 21s
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Bungalow.
$3.50 ST 900 cash, $50 monthly
rooms and bath. hardwood floors, open
hrepiaces, gas. electricity: brand-new.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
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Pfcr% Clinniu.- Ituraa

lily years ago tacre was no, a
yIsss ,cuit!ns agency in the world. To
"'S mere are several hundred E-er-
t'Pita city mas one or more The.
arc l" be found not only in New York.
i'onuoh ana Paris. but Rio. Bucnos
NNEres. Melbourne. Johannesburg and
Yokohama.
Their customers arc numbered by
tens OF thousands These customers
ihS!ndc men holding public posts'
actors. authors. artists. and also. IN
N'itlS cases. business corporations ana
railway and shippinc Companies
writer's engaged upon some spcciul
S"oJcct harc. - late years, found these
agencies OF great value. H.. ordc-,,I:-
~ once from several different bu-
rcaus' they ne able 10 obtain prac-
tlcai!y every Thing that may be an
rearing in the Worlds Press along
that particular line. There is one
agency which confines itself TO elm
ping scientific and medical Journals
lists.
According TO an English publ,ca-
t;on. royalty has been a liberal patror
or tho Press clippin:. institutions. The
lat" King Edward not Only subscribed
10 two agencies, but frcuucntlv him
self clipped pictures Of his royal Tea
ture4; appearing IN tho public nrlnts.
The hest OF royal patrons OF the I'ress-
cutters was not, however, as might be
supposed. tho eH-Eniscr. hut the late
Car of Russia. He had a row OF
volumes OF clippings in all European
languages. \ secretary was kept ousv
III Di3tinE these IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29

OF women nro making this profession,
ana yet if we stop TO CONSIDER we see
different from running ones own home.
Being a demonstrators for either Il
700 product or edMlpmcnt ii another
product has it's force OF trained demon,
STIfators who either moh. short stops
IN stores while .rcy d.'nonstratc the
about Ihis product. Many OF these wo go.
as trained lecturers. They must ilaEo
~ good appearances in order to meet
nst | ,bn o, alo dan ipTes ,y,,s ,na 1,oa
consultation hy, gentlemen who has
2 new food product on which he wishes
TO educate the public. lie wanted me
, om, ~ different states TO make appoint
Kinds ExccIlcnt Schcmc.
and told him so. but when he asked
mo 20 take charge Of the WORT. | 70
fused. FOR the simple reason that T
did not know where TO turn to get The
s;SnGe of exactly The opportuni,v
froln household ais 50 ta elsary opening out
nave not even touched upon tho
fi ,,.. S.,s, f9r youni' women to be wish
need. sec where any bright. trnincd
oman could make a "howling sue
cess OF running laundry In any
email community or for "a womnm's
club. IT. ! had the time and nothing
clse TO do ! would start into Il home
laundry business. which l know could
DC made great success. both for the
MANAGER and FOR the public, which Is
JUST pinins fo- something Of this kind.
Taking Up Course.
II j were much younger and y,n.ea
q training TO 1T me for later having
home OF my own. ] would certainly
take up the work OF county ascDt or.
home agent in rural sections y rrca.
amount Of good can be done by such
WORK; tho agent often has her own
car, she meets women who need hcr
help. and in every way has large
experience far and above that given
20 the average worker in an Office or
other position which young women 40
often select. Indeed. / have scarcely
touched upon the many real possiDil-
itics which o7cr directly out OF house
Keeping in all rs branches.
IAat housekeeping docs not lead to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29

MIS-; iticilebcrry was crcrtinE tho
cHsib!c bachelor ;,uest effusively. and.
a. shc TOOK his hat. Miss Hicklcborry.
III VIC next room, could be heard OK
meat; "Ah," exclaimed the FOND mother
prouI,E, my daughter IS breaking into
song You are right, nladan;, !"
efo"leu the cSaspcrdted listener You
can tell shat she's breaking in, for
obv!ousi" she hasn't been able 20 nnL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29

othor professions Is not rs fault I'M,
INC iack OF vision OF women, Why do
,,hey 20 often rush off into a mans
vcycd their own field? Let rs; no, rim
away from our own work before we
nay, nayo 1n3ronEhiy sif'cI it's opportuni-
Tor good pay ana service Of tic broad
est Kind -" "iNaN
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-01
1877 Library Sun
300 OFF

Mission, Fumed Oak, Golden O;
and Mahogany.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-01

Mission, Fumed Oak, Golden Cd
and Mahogany.
$3.50 3-Piece Library Suite;
1926 3-Piece Library Suite;
$500 3-Piece Library Suite;
$3.50 3-Piece Library Suite;
5000 3-Piece Library Suite;
NoW ......... ply
$175 3-Piece Library Suitex
NOW y
$3.50 3-Piece Library Suite;
Now ~
1920 3-Piece Library Suite -. 5 81
500 3-Piece Library Suite;... S 81
so 3-Piece Library Suite;
NOW p ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-01
287 Living Room Suites
300 OFF

$3.50 3-Piece Living Room Suite;
NOW $oUU
$675 3-Piece Living Room Suite;
Now $538
$500 3-Piece Living Room Suite;
NOW S46U
$3.50 3-Piece Living Room Suite;
$500 3-Piece Living Room Suite;
NOW Y9UO
$3.50 3-Piece Living Room Suite;
NOW Soou
$500 3-Piece Living Room Suite;
Now $50
$3.50 3-Piece Living Room Suite;
NOW 9Z0U
5000 3-Piece Living Room Suite;
Now $240
$3.50 3-Piece Living Room Suite;
NOW 9lUU
5000 3-Piece Living Room Suite;
NOW $lou
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-01
our Charge Account Is Solicited

our Charge Account Is Solicited
Thru a charge account at this store you are offered
of a liberal charge service. You may
hge to pay for a single article or the entire furnish
# a home over any period of time you desire. Pay
$ may be made weekly or monthly to suit your con-
nee. There is no extra charge for this service. We
re no security nor do we send collectors unless by
i request.
SALES FORCE WILL BIZ DELIGHTED TO SHOW
bU THRU OUR ESTABLISHMENT, EXTEND
ING YOU EVERY COURTESY AND JON
SHERATON
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-10
Jamaica Flooded
 With Money Now

Kingston, Jamacia, July 9.--There has never been so much money in Jamaica as now. The sugar and ba- mana planters are fast becoming veal thy and if the present wave of pros perity continues for few more years the island will have at least dozen mi llionaires.
 Before the war sugar fetched only $50 per ton, today it is bringing $500 per ton in the English market. The islands inhabitants are experiencing great difficulty in getting adequate supplies and it is only through the action of the food controller that & per cent of the output is kept for home consumption. The prosperity of sugar planters has led to large sums being invested in the purchase of the most up-to-d date machinery for the manufacture of sugar. Another cen. tral factory costing $1,500,000 will shortly be erected in the eastern DOT tion of the island.
 This years sugar crop has received set back to drought lasting about three months. The result is that there will be shortage in the output.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-10
U. s. Agents Now
 Are Emulating Jimmy Valentine

Washington, July 9.-Government experts are emulating the Jimmy Val entine of the underworld at the bu- reau of standards in their effort to decide upon the type of vault to be selected for the protection of depos- it's of the federal reserve board. A number of vaults, embodying in their construction the latest anti-burglar ideas have been completed and tests |are now under way to determine if they are sufficiently proof to be en- trusted with the millions of dollars which the board distributed among members of the reserve system. The speciment vaults are of con. crete, reinforced with various mate rials guaranteed to discourage the most patient drill pusher In some of them sheets of case-hardened steel have been inserted between layers of concrete, while iron rails, arranged in tiers, have been placed in others. A quantity of hard glass is to be tested in one vault, the opinion having been expressed that this material will dull the sharpest drill, while fusing be- fore an oxy-acetylene torch.
 Dynamite and the more strenuous soups, will be used by the government experts, as we'll as every mechanical method yet put forward by the mask ed cult.