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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-03
Will LIAM S. PHILLIP
1909 New York Ave. NV.

;.
1909 New York Ave NV
Phone Main 90.
We have large list OF desirable homes reasonable prices
and reasonable sections of the CITY Those listed
above only All available for immediate
CORNER OF 9TH AND Mr.. ROCK CREEK PARK
|QUINCY- Just Of This SPLENDID hgse
T a EN- 1es eG s 81 s 3 0s
q NJ i
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4 hsrtwocd nesa
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snd
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|COLUMBIA HEIGHTS eunsnoy q sfs
house, With
so y Se 81 aes m s ''s s't a
WILLIAM S. PHI Hips
140o New York Ave. NV.
Phone Main g.
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Price, $5,375.

D st. southeast, near Pennsylvania ave., 4.
room, modern brick, 4 rooms to q Aoor, Il
splendid condition. Side lights. Possession
given when transfer Is made; liberal terms.
This property is well constructed and viii
show splendid value
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Eleventh Street,
Columbia Heights.
Attract1ve small home of si1 rooms and
heth' hot-water heat, electric light.
Ff1ce, only .....-....-.,% sou
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Church Street Near Eighteenth.
Nine rooms, one hath: furnace heat: gas
lights newly pApered throughout: saf1Ge; IN
mediate possessfon.
Price ..S oOOO
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I AlADEN SI.s JUST HAST OE CONN. AVE.
tvo-5sth tapestry brick; three porches: eie 1e
| s5f!i ~; =: sar.ee; lovely view; posses'
Tef ID nd suttsrsa 1E e w. Nv: :es ssf%s
gIow. holIoE tile and stqcco; eight rooms and
~ R',tSsies; cpen. atepiaes: hree 1t;
| Eisi t st s,st sosdtert Home. immsdiste
Mi Sess III S@h enc ies sa P0 eiss
aad rM aHtase, ~ S. $50; desire equity ID
cash. but ctrsider terms: 4.,.
ire 81 d s4ssd sHey: near q ia ne:
sss ss M l q. ss.I s ;ss eula not 6s
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
rsees ssl & ssN Hew York R ss p. 81
s. 15o-vERY GOOD TERMS; If you HAVE
beeu disappointed with other houses At such Z
R fsss z's an3 IN linz e Interested 81 i4t St me-
InMHDIATE fOssEssION-sIx ROOMS AND
tiled bath; bot ftef heat; electric lights. 8
o1se a. 1T, 'Dsss IS A ssss ns
ron 66IEKEtLN6. COS Z ST Nv; TWO.
b; fdfnSee: hffe SeieE stsbie atStt iSSso; 50;
..ls ssls VII .s.e 1i fHsl'e R 2s qas.
VACANT-I26 WAITS ST.. BR0OKIAND;
SSsss, 6: i;issa: ss,,f 50 aessa ssassya
~: EK9eA s .5i 5ki9k; III; :
fDs4s; price 81. go; terms. OWNER. "a
FOE s4I1aE6N q 81, NV; NEzK tn; z
e inefesse a value (. il e g Isptdiy CROWNS
business section. Price, $500 Terms ar
n. l. HowEasTs1N co.
1874 81. nv: d TIN md a sts. ne.
FOE S4LH.BRO6KIANDlT SQUARES
from eSrs; detacSed, seven rooms, b4th: nv,
eeadaa ;e !s u e sSizs SSss ,hs fSd
imnediats POSSESSION. Fdce. T.ldo. 1850
'-"D' H K, H0WnNsFE1y "a.
1914 Ct. nv. or tn and b SITS. me-
BIZ OwNER-EiGHT-RO ROOM HOUSE ON
si.es 6s:iias. 6Ss;y ohsse Ma seS cen, sae
Fk6H 6WNEK-H0DEKN, K6OaS. TILE
hdth: hot yatef heat electricity; isundfy tubs;
front porch. double rear: hardwood trim. awn-
eSs 81 ares eas zee III col Hs
|HzCwH7T MORE CAN Y6T 1sK7 OWN.
$r sacrificing seven rooms bath, electricity;
80 I'D; e. III. a! .Gss; oi a. cars; ONE tfe
FOR C0L0kEb-1. 9R00M FKIMB BUILD
cost. Phone Lincoln 4494. - a
IN GROWING BUSINESS SECTION or I4f6
S So p to 81 pesfn %
to inspect n further information. 50
FOR SAINBRAUTIFUL HONE ON IST ST.
esl sut. ffont; f0OT ''.s ssd BATH con.
Ssait tel: laadH tubs: double sssl sosrhes;
N s1. Rt'se a1s E sase u s. s' aM
Is 5sy ss MsEs ss Z ss.l =. saF 2
fNSF66F This, ESQ FERN. 81. NV; 10
fdofns ma biths: ami; brick bunk4idw;
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Price. $4,7OO.

lI(C. spf,SOO.
Second st. northeast, bet. A and Marlin,
ave-, modern Groom house. The neighbortoo,
is among the best on Capitoi Hill. Satisfacto
terms can be arranged.
rae PR6fEkTfES A6VEKTfSED fJN6E6
$Hs9 a' zas :ri sD ss9ssSIsH 6s,SsH.; H
WHITE.
s@.sas se.-Brieh: Z roans. Ssth
iisl ISfh q: s:w:-i: sos@e. reespsisa han
$50 g. aw-Brick; n ma. . b
rs sts 81 s.s.~bries: rms. b.; ntr.ss;
75s Hkfsard st. n.w.-Brick. rms. ana b.
!, 1875 b s. ne .-Two-fsmiIy nat. rms. m,
IS 81 s ssnl ss. a. :na B.: ,..,es.
Is15 & ii. s.e.-Briel; rms; Sz.3ea
Ill. lis 18th !. e ss n-e.-Brick; Q rooms. &; h
eei;eot a s:l.s s essf . s. = c ssst Nj
. a. wsssfe {: .fss 81 q ss;ss r. se1 n:
e; :issss! ss ssrts; ssissssa dss1s: Fss!s:-
- CoLoRED.
81. q g g.. Il :. : e; rooms sats; h.
s1s 18Th 81. n.e.-Fane; 9 rosas; Atssss;
.,a a.so s.. Z g. q n~-Bfief' r.'.. b.: b.
t,s assa e. sssts s n"-Bief; r.'' B.: r.
10 Ct. s.e.I rms; brick; eas; sase6.
800 Ct n.w.-s rms; BRICK; lot Soxise:
is and lss Francis II. s.e.-Blek. resins
each; II excellent condition; 100 e4e1.
1612 sth ct. h.w.-Bfick; . ma; iattobs;
1s-A.as $50 Z st. n.w.-Briea; . rsA: y.
1904 18th q. n.w-Brsek: rns.. +; ~;
sH44s4s1 r q: n.w.-Bricf; . stores. go
Isa eth st n.w.-Brick: 7r. ana b: h.,w.A.;
kss; e1eellent condition; Immediate possssasn.
~ isls , ;s;s 4. .~.-'Hns' 8 '''a'' ''.ss'
lii Congress st. n.e.-Brick; 2-famfly
SIT 9Th st. s.e-5. rms; latrobe: $500.
- 81 K st. s.e-briek; rms; iatrobe;
1884 9Th st. n.w,-Brief;, 8 rms. ana g.:
latrobe; saS; excellent condition; S. $50.
SUBURBAN.
., Iss.t tvscssl Eesss' b'th s'setf't'
ks.zl1ssss ssss and partly '' ssssss t ss
sm'L' @'' INVESTMENTS.
ssfcry frame house; 81 500.
Two vacant lots on Morton sf-NeAf Ahef-
nan ave; s.sG square feet; 4oe sqnsss ~;
feet; Z frame houses lot 2ssx77x20; 5000.
= LIBERTY HOTEL.
white or colored), 4th and n. J. ave. NV
Excellent cclored location: a.m.i.: $1,000.
1900 sth st: Sc. navy yard gatel. lffse STORE
and living rooms; excellent business location;
All. OF THE ABOVE PROPERTIES Can b
PURCHASED ON REASONABLE TERMS. :
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BEAUTIFUL CORNER
HIGHVIEW.

49, -. =
BEAUTIFUL CORNER
HIGHVIEW.
$d.0oo-Cs16nfal home st 6ne fSoins and
tiled bath;. Aouhle back porch; parquetfy hoors;
IN fhfs 0iiShtfui. strictly white seedon, one
Rloek frda ist and b. 1: ave. ne: si.oeo cash.
OPPOSITE PARK
PETWORTH.
$780, Colonial home; cement front porch.
ssDn: IN g'is ' s.'s s,s ssese s,nsc
iots Satef 6eat;; only q SEQ cash required.
NEAR ED AND F NV. :
A.S00-Fine Groom bay-window brick home
IN tbs Convenient location; fne furnace and
house IN good shate. Phi. H. q real bargain
Tor sepe Sne Mho can pay 4e.0o0 cash.
VACANT = OBSERVATION
HEIGHTS.
$tS6e-xbi5idtely modern home In tbs High:
kR .tstat Above aeossetown; rooms; .eiec.
HS ass,. 1 hsst; large front p'feh' beau
VACANT-4514 9Th NV.
ern hnnes In tie hiShest point id Petworth;
has 8 large rooms and full tiled bath, attic,
lot Matef, siee. light, sleeping porch, BREAKFAST
saisssndins neis6bSfsood; foom for safase Oh
b iSt6in6 Anef In Pstworth. Easy tef6is.
Mr.. nth & FLA. AVE. NE:
94,250-For fne little colonial home Of 9
fo6ias ana BATH. nv; heat and al conven-
ie1eea; iafse yard, Thfs home can BE bought
It $7Se cash and SIS per month. VIM not be
On mafkst long. z
DAVIS & STEELE,
14ap n. 7. ave. MN. II. 5oe2 .sssa. :.
PETWORTH.
31.5tt; Taylss st.; 9 rooms, tile bath: cole
nal porch double rear p6rches; I'll medefn I'm
Ifoee0ents; 1T 149 feet dep 70 wide paved
e. 1000; Shepherd St; . fysna and hath !;
essential 1s.shes; deep. lot g alieys : -
k.ses sseI6st = g. g.; i msSern; ro'as ana
sisin ae room Seffaifs md iaundsy rcos ssc !:
f6Sa 1t " wide paved alley.
". c. DUvALL, S-a,--
ICES Westward buiidinE
ATTRACTIVE CORNER DWRLLINe. 1890
Columbia radio r6yms ard hath; new pa
1erine, hcuse In Perfect esnditien; room Tor
fafaie.. Imihedhts possession GUARANTEED
pficei II T. FL sR1aAb1nY. csleraas building. ..
FOR SALE
In st. A1oysius Parish,
Bsscs hs6sei sit fo6ns ead bath, bot.wster
ae1t. innediate possesslon. price. $ess0o.
]. LEO kOLB,.
4 ae3 rev YSsk eve. nv.
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FOR SALE-COLORED.
Located at R. I. and N. ]. ayes.
n.w., containing Or. and b. Being
remodeled. Real bargains and
real homes. Price, $3.50. Very
easy terms.
HARRY A. KITE,
Main 4S46. 1914 K NV.
HODERN 3-sTURf HOUSE; 2 B.; y. l.;
double garage; 18th ST.. rear Park I'd.
OWNER, Col. 59S8. b
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"MIDDAUGH & SHANNON
HOMES

tMlDDAOGH q Sf1AN NON
HOMES"
(Homes that have satisfied for 20 years.
The keener your sense of dis
elimination is developed. the
keener will be your appreciation
of the beauty of the design, the
thoroughness Of the construction
and the simple elegance of the
finish of these Middaugh &
Shannon Homes in Saul's Addi-
ton.
1906 ARKANSAS AVE.
A charming bungalow-type
home of six rooms, bath, sleep
ing and breakfast porches. Large
closets and a real attic. Slate
roof. Nomi1ally priced.
1912 ARKANSAS AVE.
OF a Dutch colonial design,
with four bedrooms, bath, living
room, dining room, kitchen, laun-
dry and servants toilet in cellar.
Large front porch, breakfast and
sleeping porches. Large lot.
Without donbt. too. Middaugh & Shannon's
2oyear-lony REPUTATION as builders Of excep<
uonally good homes will weigh in In your
balance Of good judgment.
14th ct. cars to Emerson stone square east
Middatigh & Shannon, Inc,
Nc No p ssms ' IS. home come
~ 80. ...a- Since 1880
Suite 1889. woodward bldg. 18th and q.
= sr.= Main cess.
Cut ont this ad.-See these homes.
BY OWNER 0CCUPANT-MODERN- Co
loniai brick dxeilinE; excellent condition; six
nundIy tubs; excellent healfng plant; cabinet
fhantels; screens; coal in bins at cost; 21ft.
front to. wide rear alley. Garage. Price.
1,2SO. Substantial cash payment. balance on
terms. Possession. Apply SIS Kenyon st. NV. 30
HAVE TWO -L0VELY HOUSES FOR S1LE,
Mt. Pleasant: DO broeers. Apply $500 17th
ST 4 ST. N.E.-5R. AND BATH. LATKOBE
heat; galvanized iron garage, hack to I soft.
paved alley; large lot. House Just remodeled.
In1mediate possession. Price, S. 80: $500
down and $50 per MONTH including principal
: : 4ppiy 70 Jos. H. HERsERr & soNs.
1ss3 d ST. .E-A BEAUTIFUL GROOM
fruit trees. Immediate possessi6n.s Price.
Apply to JOS. A.. HERBERT SONS,
SIS East Capitol St.
SO g 81 N,E.T r.. AND B.. HOUSE: -DT-
r.cfly opposite Sta6tor Park: IDEAL location.
1pbiy Is los. T. HrRBERr { SONS.
Els East CsnIt61 ct
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John F. Donohoe & Sons,
314 Penna. Ave. Sc.
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+ Marlboro Place, Petworth.
Eight rooms, one bath; electric light; steafn
heat: attractivs brick -pebbledash home; newly
Decorated and painted: semtdetached corner
payment. ss.,I.,-,s.
Price .-.........-.-.....$9,85 $50
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Seventeenth Street,
800 Block.
Small. compact home Of six rooms and one
hath: hotcwater heat; electric light; tmme-
date possession.
Price ...->-~.........S SO. 500
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All or THE ABOVE PROPERTIES can h
PURCHASED ON REAseNABLR TERMS.
ePECIAL-We need houses. List now foe
Quiek returns.
BRADFORD CO.,
Main 6s77 SS7 Southern bldg. 4aiA 6S5A
FETWORTHl6ROOM BklCk; H.-W.H.;
electricity; ami early possession: 1850:
terms. OWNER. Col. 7SB-W. g
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:. One Of the best Buys 10 WSshin4ton;
seyen-room rug.faee brick. with every modern
Ing rooms Electricity and gas: NV heat: open
fireplace: oak hoorS and trim; fioored attic;
large, Hight Cellar; laundry trays; servant 5
toilet; fruit closet: concrete pOrches front and
fear; large Yard to paved alley, Price, s., 500.
rerrds. No agents. Address BOX TOE. Star
FROM OWNER-PRIcE, $500: GROOM
brick house: gas: bath; furnace heat; nice
EXTRA LANCE AND NEW BUNGALOW:
lot 168x225; Hyattsyiile; i've large rooms, with
pretty paper, trim, picture rod and shades
cellar 2sx2s; porch 7x2s. large attic; kitchen
range, furnace. electric Lights, water in hitch
WALKER. Kresgs bldg. nth and G.. g.
John W. Thompson & Company
7------------Iflcornorated------
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14Oo New York Ave. NV.
Phone Main 60.
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HARTUNG & GIBBONS,
3O1 Southern Bldg, 18th and H SITS. NV
Main 100, Main 373.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-21
Clown Family Center
OF Much A TRACTION

Tho Arc Health Clown Family,
the only family Of their kind in the
northern division, cannot only per-
form all sorts Of clown stunts" such
as hopping on tables, doing mysteri-
GUS things with little red balls. turn
ing handsprings, and making funny
noises, but they also know a great
deal which helps them to tell the
children how to grow sturdy and
we'll. They have made q special
study of child welfare, nutrition, pub
lie health service, epidemiology, chill.
Red Cross exhibits. While they Ell
terrain the children with their clown
antics, they arouse in them the feel
ing that milk and beets and spinach
are really much more to be desired
than chewing gum and coffee, and
they make them e the fun Of bath
ing and brushing their teeth the right
way. They introduce the children to
their special friends, Peter. Potato
and Carrie Carrot; and they: tell them
in hushed tones and with many
groans and contortions the unpleas-
ant results Of too close An acquaint-
ance with the ripe banana, the green
cucumber and the pickle. At all the
twenty fairs at which the Health
Clowns have appeared this season,
they have been given q joyful well
come by the boys, and. girls. The
movement has been Endorsed by, edu-
Gators. physicians and parents, be-
cause it inculcmes health standards In
children through the play instinct In
a way which insures the cooperation
and interest Of boys and girls.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-21
big UNION'
IDEA BEATEN
+. AT ROCHESTER
Arguers Were Told to Fight
In Streets When Debate
Became Heated.

Rochester. Mimi, July 21.-Dele-
gates to the Minnesota State Fedora
ton Of Labor convention here today
defeated a resolution favoring the
big union" idea- after bitter debate
that threatened for a time to interrupt
the proceedings. ts
At n time the arguments became
so heated that President e. c.. Hall.
presiding, pounded for. order and
shouted: IF you want to fight, there
are miles Of street outside"
The resolution proposing endorse
ment of the close Industrial organiza-
ton or n big union idea. was pre-
sented by Alderman Scott Of Minneap-
oils, n would instruct the officials
of the state federation to inaugurate
a movement among internationals to
attain he desired end.
h convention also adopted a reso-
luton favoring- the opening of the
prison doors to the rent proflteers of
Minnesota" The resolution. adopted
unanimously. declared whole prof.
teering in other fields is cutting of the
food supply of the workers and
gradually reducing their standard of
living"
The organized landlords" it was
charged. force the laborers to pay
~"exorbitant rent"
h legislative committee was in
structed to work at the next session of
the, state legislature for the passage
Of a law, Opening the prison doors to
the rent p~rofteers."
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles q. vikan OF
Minot, arrived in Grand Forks on
Monday to attend to business mat
.ters and visit the Grand Forks fair.
Mrs. Vikan. with her mother, Mrs. M.
Peterson have recently returned from
Minneapolis where they have been
the guests of friends. J.
A regular meeting Of. the Daugh-
tiers Of Norway will be held this eve
ming at 8 o'clock sharp in the Odd
Fellows hall. Each member is asked
to make a special effort. to attend.
|. Mr.. and Mrs. James. Leonard md
daughter, Miss Jean. Leonard. EOS
Cottonwood street, returned Tuesday
evening from Winnipeg. where, they
have been visiting with friends for
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Paulson Of Far.
go will motor here tonight. to spend 8
few days at the Grand Forks fair and
to visit relatives. ..,~.
. ~ ~ 4 ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.. Vatzet. Of Nc
Intosh. Mimi, are spending. several
days in Grand Forks. as the guests
Of Mrs. Carrie Alrich at her home,
Al Gertrude avenue. Mr.. and. Mrs.
Vatzet expect to return. to. Mcintosh
the, latter part of the, week..
,.. = Il A -
Miss Beatrice Johnstone will be the
chief speaker at the regular out OF
door vesper service to be held on
Thursday evening at the university.
Miss Isabelle Hayes is arranging the
program and there will be several solo
numbers. An invitation Is extended to
the public as we'll as to summer
school students to attend. /
<s y # y
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ball. 1919
University avenue, announce tho en-
gaSement Of. their daughter Berniece
to Shirley 8. Roller. Tho wedding
win be an event Of August.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-21
ADVERTISEMENT.
'TlZ" CLADDENS
SORE, TlREDFEEl
Nc puffed-up, burning, ten
der, ~aci1ingfeet-no cor11s
or callouses.

T1s" makes sore, burning. tired
fest fairly dance With delight. Away
70 Tho aches and pains, the corns, cal
lousss, blisters, bunions and oht1bains
..Tfs" draws out the acids and
poisons that pun up your fest. No
matter how hard you work. how Ions
you dance. how far you walk. OF how
lons you remain on your feet, ..Th''
'hrinsv restful foot comfort. 'Tix'
10 magical, grand, wonderful for tired
how comfortable. how happy you feel.
Your feet just Jingle for Joy; shoes
never hurt or seem tight.
Get . box Of 'sT1x" now from any
druggist or department store. End
foot Torture forever-Wear smaller
shoes keep your feet fresh. sweet and
happy. Just think! q whole years
foot comfort for Asfev cents.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-21
CARDS TO
Be EXPLAINED BY
-. EXPERT JUDGES

Every afternoon at 4 o'clock in the
home department at the Liberal Arts
building Mrs. Louise Campbell, state
leader Of home demonstration work,
will speak, explaining the premium
Q cards for that department.
Mrs. Campbell. with Miss Inez
Hobart, food specialist, and Miss Hof-
man, y home demonstration agent,
judged the fabric and culinary exhibit
and the s for placing premiums
partments to. illustrate her talk.
Mrs. Campbell, Miss Hobart and
Miss Hoffman devoted. time and en-
ergy to the careful judging Of the
various exhibits and will explain
freely their reasons for placing pre-
miums as they did,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-21
ADVERTISEMENT.
Grocer Thankful

g" had been sick nearly 20 a
with stomach trouble and was slowly
starving to death as everything I ate
caused terrible gas and pain ana my
food did not digest. l was reduced to
rs pounds. A friend advised me to
take Mayr's Wonderful Remedy about
4 months ago. which I did and now
weight ISL lbs, and can eat anything.
1 am very thankful for Mayr's Won
derful Remedy" 1t the ca
tarrhal mucous from the intestin-
al tract, and allays the infiamma-
ton which cause practically all stom-
ach. liver and intestinal ailments, in
Guiding appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded at all
druggists.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-21
Committee On Moving .....
OF Cars To Northwest
Is Being Designated

St Paul. July REORGANIZATION Of
a Minnesota committee to obtain cars
for moving the 1920 grain crop in
northwestern states was begun today
by Commissioner O.. P. jacobson, who
was designated as chairman Of the
conference of grain dealers, mfllers,
bankers and public officials late yes
terday in h capitol Offices Of the
state railroad and warehouse commits
sion.
The committees from Minnesota.
North Dakota South Dakota and
Montana plan to go to Washington
probably next week to urge the infer
state commerce commission to extend
the car preference orders granted the
northwest to move the 1919 crop and
apply them during the 1920 easpn
Commissioner jacobson said that
plans for the trip to Washington will
be made next week after similar COM
mittees have been organized in North
Dakota South Dakota and Montana.
Herald Want Ads Bring ResultaL
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-21
DYRRraSExRMI


To have the aupsrduous 5-hatrs csme
out. roots and an, before ones very eyes,
many thousands Of women have proved
to their own satisfaction that this can
be sccomplished-asfy, Quickly, harm
5lessly-by means Of the wooderfuliphs-
lactine process. .@..
This method Is not to b compared 1t
all wfthfary liquid. powder Or paste, nor
with eaectroly1ds or aaythtnE else. Moth
hairs@to came ont entire, DOT included.
Leaving tho akin smooth and hairless a.
Is babe's.PhslActine 10 n~on-odoronA NON.
sirritsttng, nnn-poisonouS- child could
ssafely eat II. Get . small 0tick Of pho
iactine from your druggist today. follow
tho simple Instructions, and you VIII
have O. most agreeable Surprise.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-21

Miss Vera Disbrow of Cavalier,
who has been the house guest of Miss
Gail Gaulke, 1902 Belmont avenue,
for several days, has returned to her
home. Miss Disbrow is g former
University of North Dakota student.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Read. 72S Chest
nut street, have gone or a motor trip
through points in Wisconsin. They
expect to be away several weeks.
Mrs. James Bosard, a former resi-
dent Of Grand Forks. who has been
the guest ,.of. her son, Gerald Bosard,
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Elton, Bel
mont avenue, left Tuesday evening
with her son, Robert Bosard.
Miss Helen Lynch returned Tues
day noon from Mouse River PARK
where she has been the house guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clare McIane (Esth-
er Cole) for a fortnight Miss
Lynch has been teaching at Berthold
N. D. during the last year, and has
returned to Grand Forks to spend the
summer with her mother. Mrs. John
Lynch: 3
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Huesgen
and son, Herman, Neils block, have
motored to Devils Lake and ara visit
ing in that city as guests at the T.. J.
Huesgen summer home at Chautau-
qua.
Dean and Mrs. Vernon P. SQUIRE.
are entertaining as their house CUES!
at Lake Julia. Mimi, Mrs. F. w
Pugh Of Larimore- On Tuesday Rev.
Pugh visited in Grand Forks will
friends and attended the Grand Forks
fair.
r =
Mrs. Peter Lacey. 324 Almont ave,
nue., has as her guests this week
Mrs. Edward Hart and children Of
Minneapolis and Mrs. l. r. White
and two daughters Of La Crosse, Wis
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-21
ADVERTISEMENT.
How To Look And Feel
BRIGHT In Hot Weather

want to freshen up Tor the AFTERNOON o.
evening. just bathe tho face in a lotion
made by disaolving an ounce Of pure
povSdared saxolita In q half pint Of witch
basel. You viii and this more refresh.
Ing than an hours rest.
As a wrtnkle-remover the saxolite 10.
ton is remarkably successful. Its action
is alnost magical. The deepest burrows
as wei AZ the finest lines-whether due
to age. illness. weather or wurry-are
Immediately affected. ENLARGED pores arr
reduced. labby skin Is drawn in" "a.
cial contou! IN improved wonderfully
The simple Ingredients Of course can be
had at any drugstore. and you need not
hesitate to try the lotion. as 1t will not
harm. any skin tn the least.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-21
Trades Union Liberty
League Takes Stand
On The Wet Situation

La Crosse, wis. July 21.-The
Trades Union Liberty league Of Wis
consin. holding its annual meeting
here in conjunction with the State
Federation Of Labor, adopted q reso-
luton to support for ONCE only such
wet candidates as r known to stand
for LEGISLATION beneficial to the organ
was criticised for his alleged open
shop attitude in c~onneetion with the
cigarmakers' strike in Milwaukee. He
II the principal stakeholder OF the
Milolas Cigar company, whore the men
are on strike. 3s