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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Continued.

MARSHALL Business Brokers o13 N. I. ave.
Small hotel. well furnished; heart OF ousi-
ness section offer wanted.
s., 500.
Beautifully furniahed roominx house near
18TH and Mass. ave. 20 rooms. Price. $o,sUv,
Rooming house, 10 rooms located near lVth
and sts worth 81 800. Price, 81 .ooO,
Kooming house near Goth and Pa. ave. fr1ce'
Rooming house near 18th and Eye SITS. owner
leaving city: Price. $1.10O.
Kooming house. newly furnished: IA rooms ;
Hotel near Union station: about 40 rooms
Price $4,000.
, Cigar store and billiard room. good location.
Motion pictr % theater crowded to the doors
Price: $2.1"C. Rent. $l25 good lease.
Nulcanl1ing outfit. including motor; enure
equipment cost $1.O5O. Price. $500.
rd 81. 900.
will invoice
Groceries and meats, Brookland: will sacri-
fee.
Groceries and meats. southeast: will invoice.
Price. $4,000.
Groceries and meats. high-clsss store located
siflons we have ever handled for $500.
10 bny or sell 1t will pay you to consult this
once In dealing with ycD have the protec-
tion OF Il responsible Office where hundreds Of
places are sold. All legal papers carefully made
and recorded. No overcharges. All business con-
fdcntial.
Marshall business Brokers, 913 N. 7. ave.
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PERSONAL.

WHY ALLOW YOURSELF TO GROW OLD'
We want you to try our scientific method of
hair and face trea tment which restores youth
full appearance. On presenting this ad March
and will receive half price. 6O7 18th st.
NV, End floor; entrance on 18th ST.
UPON SETTLEMENT OF THE QUESTION
Of which house" and your small worry is at
an end and then 'easy money is yours for
any amount ladies' and mems worn clothing,
shoes. etc. and call in fast auto and
the deal Is closed. Phone to the house, Main
4145; we have no solicitors.
JUSTH'S OLD STAND. $40 d.
HAVE YOUR HOUSE FRONT CLEANED
We clean any kind stone. granite. marble and
brick. just like new; very low figure. Err
NEST CUCISELLI CO., PIT John Marshall
place. Phone NJ 40d9. T.
We ARE NOW pAfINe y, Nc 81 to $40 70. yos
WARRINGTON CLOTHING EXCHANGE. 6Ss
D NV. Main 3s7S Or drop postal.
Dr. EVANS, NERVE AND STOMACH sPE
eialist-Ny electric treatment 10 proving won-
derfully successfui. absolutely guarantee re.
lief. Consultation free. 1847 L st. Phi. IT. 157.
GARTIAND - YOUNG. MRS SAUNDERS
Garland and Mrs. Theodore Young, please
write to your brother. Thomas p. Mick, i'm
mediately-Hotel Grand. Eureka. Col. 81
WILL RID YOUR HOME OF RATS. BED.
bugs, reaches and waterbugs. SAPP. $40 Cole.
RADIO bldg. Phone Main $50. apl3os
Evening star., 1920-03-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ADVERTISE successfully, economically; so
nnze Advertisers Companion tells how: quotes
rates in leading publications: mailed free.
Standard Advertising Agency, st. Louis. Mo. .
WANTED, A MAN, $3.50 to invest, to take
half interest In a contract that will show large
permanent returns man with selling expert
epce preferred, but not essential must act at
once. Address Box 131-P. Star once.
WANTED-A good roomnE house for cash.
will buy furnished partly furnished to get
lease Address Box 1902. Star Office.
BITTER AND EGG BUSINESS, large and
successful business. Price. So, 700.
Marshall Business Brokers. 913 N. Y ave-
WANT early possession store: retail section
downtown preferred. Col. 1616W.
TENANT wanted for farm Of 200 acres in
prince Georges CO.. bottom land whole or
part; with or without equipment. Women's
Realty Exchange. 921 18th NV Main 1896
MANUFACTURER's representative wanted
open Office and manage statesmen; wonderful on
portunity; meritoriOus proposition; sold to mer
chants wholesalers and retailers. Should not
$40. 600 annually; $500 to s., 1000 capitsl re.
quired Manager, SO Reaper block Chicago. :.
EXCLUSIVE sales distributor wanted q.
patented automobile necessity; thousands n,.
chased by U. 8. government; new: absoluteiv
nual profits; $1,000 to s. 900 capital reoniraI
Scott Corporation. 105 N. Clark, Chicago
STORE LEASES for sale. 14th st. NV ,o,d
office. Ss
cheap. Phone Col. 24l. onsn' y.
$500 TO 81 600 to invest. with services W..
have you7 Address Box 5a-P. Star os6ca. o.
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Dollars i'm Hares

We pay 800 to $15. 90 q pair ~
and express charees. 0ag
Profits. We furnish guafau.
teed high-grade stock and bny
all you raise. Uee back yard
barn, cellar, attic. Contract
and illustrated Catalogue free.
Standard Feod Z Fur Assn, d
sc5 Z. Broadway. New YorH.
HILLCREST heavy laying White
are bred for egg production, size ar
Matching eggs, Is. $3.50; 100. $14; |
post prepaid. Wilkinson. Berwyn. u
AT STUD, the winning Airedale. Berk
dier. T. Still. 1895 Union court.
POULTRY EXERCISERS, feed hopf
nests. etc. Cleve. COT.
HATCHING EGGFBuf orpinEton,
Island reds and turkey. Cleve. COT.
PULI1ETS-S. c. white ieehofns; Ia
d. McDevit Main st., Ballston. Va.
8. c. WHITE LEGHORN hatchins e,
baby chicks, 25c: Park and Tilfori
Custom Matching, Sc per egg. Patu1
horn Farm, Woodwardyille, Nd.
FOUR young fresh cows, one nanny
sales. c. n. Lylea. 1881 Good Hope ID.
HATCHING EGGS. Rhode Island r
bert'sl: N. r. BENJAMIN. 1923 18th
HATCHING EGGs-Barred Piymout
and White Leghofns; also White Pei
VIM. e. Perry, Thayef avenue. 6ilvei
Md.
THOROUGHBRED 3. /. RED5, Barre
White Leghorn eggs for Matching. b
Hardware Co, 927 9th NV. Phone
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FOR sALE-MSCELLANE0Us

FOR SALEMSCELLANEOUS.
observation-disclosures.
CoUCH-Fine leather: good condition; NO
dealers. 614 st. NV.
REFRIGERATOR. IS; 8 It. 9 in. iron bed
and spring, 81; cupboard. 81; bureau. $: lot
household goods, very cheap. Sunday, 1890
to !. 1871 Harvard terrace.
DAvENPORT-Leather upholstering: can be
used as bed at night; SIS; dining table. round
top. SO; dining chairs. leather upholstered. 81
each; library table, SIS; large buffet. SOS; all
above high-class fumed oak: bird's-eye maple
princess dresser, $40; bedroom chair and rock
er to match, 81 each: bird's-eye maple Is high
and scarce; brass bed, SIS; springs, 50; mat
tress. IS; floor mating, 20 yds.. 81; sewing
fnl walnut, $50 (cost $85) clothes wringer. 81 ;
galvanized washtub. 81; copper-bottom wash
boiler, 81; garden hose. IS IT.. with nozzle
-: wheelbarrow, 81; screen DOORS SOC each
window screens 15c each. everything in good
condition and worth double the price asked
Apply Immediately, Harrington, Stanhope,
apt. ?, N. J. ave and II st. NV.
FURN1TURE-Bedroom and dining room: no
dealers. 1881 Irving NV. y
NON RESIDENT OWNER will allow respon-
sible party to lease at low figure sufficient
antique mahogany and other equipment for
housekeeping apt. Phone today. Miss Barry.
the Grafton. 70
BRASS BED double. complete: oak Chfffoner
and table. 1472 Harvard NV. -
Observation-Disclosures mirror back side
board, in perfect condition; cost $11O; will sell
for $50; six substantial dining room chairs to
match. $40: handsome wardrobe. SO; party
moving. Call at 2432 Pa. ave. NV. s.
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THE SUNDAY STAR,
WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Continued.
FURNITURE to furnish q house Of tvslvs
80 fs1S;; "" ooZ .ss e vsels or sepsrs" see'~
HIGHEST prices paid for furniture. G. Shan.
non 34ss Holmead pl. Col 1887. 81
WE BUY ana SELL
Second hand household goods and books.
Best prices. Prompt attentioh.
Franklin 1854. 500 11th st. nv. g
$25,ooo.oo to Buv Diamonds
Gold. silver and any kind Of jewelry. An
tons strictly confidential
TR1BBEY'S, o,p..'s a's 18th IL. rrr..ur,. ST;
WILL. CALL IN MY UNLE1TERED AUTO
nobile city or suburban. and pay you highest
prices for ladies'. gentlemen's. childrens dis
earied clothing Of all descrption.: Address
postal or phone. I will call W. RICE. 1881
7th NV. n 1755.
TURN YOUR OLD CLOTHES INTO CASH.
Highest prices paid for mems and children'S
worn clothing and shoes. Send postal or phone.
J: COHEN. 1104 7th st. NV. Phone n. sd2s.
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS
For f-room house.
Kindly call Columbia 66a9 -
FURNITURE-You will feel satisfied with
prices pay. s. Wesenberg. CD st. NV: /:
Franklin 6151.
WILL WI. to1 GALL ;.s.. city or :uD.Iean pay h'.hs..
clothing and shoes. Write phone. J.
IARsHEs. 1908 7th NV. Phone North 100.
JUST OPENED Second @ -h.ad ~,,a tarn,sur. n~ ~
you to sen' SEE SPENCER. 1421h P St NV.
Phone Main 2261. mhl4s
WE'LL GIVE CASH FOR YOUR
Pianos and Talking Machines.
Ellis 4 Arnold. 1923 q st. Main sol4.
CLOTHES wanted: highest prices paid for
ladies', men's and children's worn clothes
ehoes. North 1915. @. Ltchman, 1874 9Th nv.
AUTOGRAPHS. nb1nes scarce md good mod.
ern books. prints, portraits and enKra Wings cash
down The Rare Book Shop, sls 18th. NJ. 1921.
ed Immediately. Will buy contents or odd
pieces. Kindly call FRANKLIN s7so.
A. klRsTEIN
Pays We we'll for second hand furnituss.
WAN1ED-Feather beds and furniture Bes,
prices paid. Square Deal Furniture Co.. Col
Eye NV. Phone Main 5e3e.
FURNITURE and carpets for a country hotel.
Phone North 400. 1922 7th ct. NV.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR SECOND:
n. SHAPIRO
Phone franklin 37s5. 600 La. ave. Nv.
wANTED-To buy old furniture ana feather
beds. When selling why not drop postal to
Il. MARKS. Iooe Fairmont st. Ph. Col ss1.w.
OLD GOLD. SILVER. Etc.
DIAMONDS, SOLD; SOLD: SILVER. LIVER COINS
ABE ABRAHAMS, ss sss = 9th .1ss s;v'
LORENZ BUYS sds 5sT ,,S GO; :, :. 4; 's''.
GOLD SILVER. DTAMONnC
PLATINUM. JEwELRY. DAAMONOo
HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Paid for 3ewelry. old gold. silver. dianssdA
'fs'nei.l fl tse1h + pI1E 11a RI,t,ng a. @ 81.
-. ALPHER, Pb Main es7s.
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WANTED-nsCEILANEous

MISCELLANEOUS
SHOWCASES and wallcases. 24os 18th It.
NV.
BEDROOM SUITE. wicker sitting room furni-
ture; will pay cash. Phone North 8512-W. .
RECORDS. cylinder. two or four minute inde-
structi6le or blue amber0le. Address Box 1872,
Star once.
wANTED-To buy good collection Of postage
stamps -Address Box l12.P. Star ONCE. g.
COMBINATION ice cream freeser and ice
crusher. with motor. direct current Address
Boz Up. Star once.
COUCH. Englander: 6rst-class condition 823
N ct. s.w.
wANTED-To rent piano; good coalition; best
Of care: refined home Of adults. North 1852.
PRESSING MACHINE wanted; must be in
good condition. Franklin 29O1
WANTHD-Stair carpet. Il or IS yards; two
rugs, BY 10 and By 11e chinonier; must be
In good condition and reasonable Mrs. N.
Maxwell. General Delivery.
VIOLINS, bows or cases; any condition; write,
will call 101 6th ne. o.
wANTED-Mirror that can be cut 80 in. BY 5s
in 521 18th st. s.
wANTED-To buy style No. II Victrola: rood
condition and reasonable. Phone North $3.50.
CANOE in nrst-class condition; storing priv
ileges, paddles, pillows, backs IL avaflable:
give full details and price. Address Boz Tsp,
condition; state price. Address Box 329-M,
Star ONCE. -
DOLL WICKER, baby canfa9e or e0caft:
must be In good coalition and rea SOM n be Adj
dress Box 342-M. Star Office 7s
SECONDHAND machine shop 1aachinery in
any condition; cheap. Address H, Coleman
l12o King St, Alexandra. Va
Evening star., 1920-03-07
I CAN DOUBLE YOUR MONEY
in year.
Everything is waiting for you.

Young. we'll acQuainted. experienced automo-
bile salesman can double $500 Of your money
in year My plan will convince you. Thor.
oughiy experienced in the buying and selling OF
automobiles: Nothing required Of you hut the
cash. willing to he bonded. Can furnish the
best OF references as to Character. Ability
and Experience Remember, I guarantee to dou-
eject ANSWER NOW. All replies ted as
strictly confidential. Address Box 105-P. Star
Office.
Evening star., 1920-03-07
WANTED-aARAGEa

WANTE0@GAHAGE&
GARAGE WANTED NEAR l7Ss LAMONT Br
April l. Columbia $50.
GARAGE; NEAR AND Sd sTy. sE; BIZ
April 1. Address 2402 North Capitol. ee
GARAGE FOR TWO Oh THREE CARS, BE
tveea 18th a.sd 9th stA ~. n. 4ogA - ~
Evening star., 1920-03-07
ElectricAuto
DoUBLEDAY-HILL MDCfRl
rs 1zth n nv.
ST u T z

STUTZ
1915 touring: Eve ever.ise tiyss: go nse1s.i-
cal condition; new peints Nv To-; - -
lo6S. Ask for Nf. Haftia1tll
FORD-Late 1917 model; self-
starter and electric lights excel
lent condition. Also z Ford Be
livery wagons perfect condition.
See N. Fresmsa4, ssss u; !; Norshwest
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WANTED SITUATIONS.
MALE

ACCOUNTANT. having 10 years experience,
desires evening assignments; books audited
nd financial statements taken; income tax re
turns flied out. Address Box :5S-M. star OF
Evening star., 1920-03-07

ONLY KNOWN MAP showing all proven Texas.
Oklahoma. New Mexico and Louisiana oil fields;
other valuable information: don't invest before
you see it: price. 25c. X. V. Wilson. Manager,
Chicago Traffic Association. Hoffman building.
Hon.
Evening star., 1920-03-07

a YOUNG NAN with personality salesman
snip and aggressiveness can connect with a new
development Of an old electrical company in
the local field: best opportunity to man who
can NIL position Of sales manager. Col. 5O12
Evening star., 1920-03-07
POULTRY. PETS & LIVESTOCK

PEKINGESE puppies. thoroughly housebroken;
champion pedigree; the Pekingese is the dog
supreme for companionship. for watching pur-
poses and surpasses every dog as q playmate
for children; a useful canine citizen. The
love and companionship OF a dog. big or little.
expensive or modestly priced. tends to gentle
and kindness in forming the character
Of children: childhood Is the happiest period
Of cur lives boy would not exchange q puppy
for all the kingdoms of this earth Is there
little boy or girl In your home wishing for
doeS RsrnuH 900 nth ct. NV,
Evening star., 1920-03-07

WANTED-Several gasoline service stations OF
sites for same: will lease or buy Address
Box Isl, Star ofice. 70
PROHIBITION has caused q big demand for
soda water. We have In stock a large line OF
soda fountains. latest models, for prompt de-
livery. Also everything in soda fountain sup
plies. Liberal terms. Burch 4 Kleps, Inc,
4SO Pa. ave. NV.
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Sc
BY young man, 25 years old. stenographer. 20.
sition with live real estate company; can ana
will buy automobile. IL II can be used to ad-
vantage Address Boz Hip. Star once.
RTJTLER. English personal references. wants
500 Ladies' Exchange. sO7 Vermont ave.
CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC. first class. by single
man, foreigner; speaks English and Spanish !;
eight years experience: knows city and sub
urbs Of Washington references from private
family. Address Boz ZIP. Star ONCE
CHAUFFEUR white. desires position with
some responsible firm that appreciates good
man and recognises honesty. hard work and
ing. clerking and shipping; would consider
private position, with the right compensation;
can do repairing; NO triner. Address c. Car
sen. SO Pickford place n.e.. or call any time
Sunday.
1rTI I,IcIcFI-R Y...rio.,a saxxiee man Nth ex-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-24
WARRANT FOR MAN FOLLOWS
ARREST OF WOMAN WITH GUN

A warrant was issued before
Justice OF the Peace Charles w.
Sedan, of New Brunswick, this morn
ing for the arrest OF Clarence X.
Liddle, of IT'S Rector street, this city,
charged with seduction by Miss
Frances Johnson. Of Hartford, Conn.
The oma making the charge was
yesterday arrested at the plant of
tho u. S. Shipping Board in Metuch-
en-, she having In her possession a
loaded automatic revolver. n was
said to have been looking for Liddle
who is employed at that plant.
Miss Johnson, following her arrest
yesterday, vas taken to the New
Brunswick Jail and4was TO have been
given a hearing before Recorder Z.
T. Weber, in Metuchen this morning.
on two charges preferred by Chief
Hutchinson OF the Metuchen police.
One of these charges was of carrying
concealed weapons and the other OF
carrying concealed weapons with IN
tent at bodily injury. The hearing
was postponed until Tuesday after
noon at 3 o'clock, bail being liked at
$500. AS the woman was unable 10
furnish the necessary BAH she was
again removed to the New Brunswick
Jail where she will be held until the
necessary amount Is furnished.
The father of the woman was tels-
graphed to by her and is eXpeoteu %
arrive from Indiana, her home state,
within q day or two. Franklin M.
Richie, of New Brunswick, Is repre-
senting the woman and William A.
Spencer Of this city, Liddle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-24
GRIFFITH TO FIGHT
FOR OUTFIELDER SEE
Wants Slugger That Champion
Reds Paid $4,000 For.
Washington Management Not Willing
to Permit Hermann to Keep Play.
er Waivers Were Asked for
ls Natural Hitter.

When Garry Hermann, boss OF the
Cincinnati Reds. recently asked for
waivers on Ave Of his athletes n
samed Charley See as one Of them, ne
got a quick response from Manager
Clark Griffith Of the Washington Amer
lean league club. who refused to waive
on the former star slugger of the In
ternational league. although he was
passed by all the other clubs. This
ordinarily would have assured Sse be-
coming the property Of the Wishing
ton club, but Hermann decided ne had
acted rashly in agreeing to let go OF q
player who had cost him $4,000 for
one-quarter of that sum- He now
wants to retain him and has notified
Griffith to this effect. Under the rules
waivers cannot be withdrawn, once
they are asked, so Hermann Is going
to have q battle on his hands to keep
title to the youngster.
See created a sensation In the In
ternational league last season. Being
picked up by the Rochester club from
the sandlots in Brooklyn after the sea-
son was well under way. the Flatbush
phenom rapidly forged to the front by
reason Of his ability to slug and at
tracted the attention Of Pat Moran,
who needed a gardener TO replace the
aged and aillng Sherry Magee, n
paid a record price for a practically
untrled juvenile. Moran c%orralled Pal
Duncan about the same time as a pre-.
ca~utionary measure to bolster up his
club for It's drive pennantward and
nnding the latter the better fielder Of
the two, kept him In the lineup and rs
signed See to a bsneh-warming role.
Sees feat Of pounding out ia hits
In Is games with Rochester, to lead
the league with an average Of 1886. in
dicates he Is possessed of natural hit
ting ability and that is what Grin II
looking for. The Brooklyn boy Is said
to possess many rough edges as a ny
chaser, but he 10 only about twenty.
four years old and If he can maintain
a high hitting pace his shortcomings
as Il fielder can be ironed out with
practice.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-24
TRACY D. wARING,
President, Perth Amboy Council,
Boy Scouts OF America

Troop No. 9-The meeting was short
and full of business. Scout M
Schwartz received his registration
r Scouts Buncher. A Schwartz
and jacobson received their tender
foot badges. Asst. Deputy Commits
sioner, MT. Diamond of Long Branch,
gave q short talk on scouting to the
troop. The troop flag was then pre-
scented by Patrol Leader Tracheafsky
and Asst. Patrol leader Mintz of the
Wolf Patrol.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-24

The AMIGA Club met yesterday af-
ternoon at the homo Of Mrs. James
Harris in Kearny avenue. Euchre
was played and the first prize was
won by Miss Chiefly Gregory, the
second by Mrs. Edmund Cuny, and
third by Mrs. Wilmot Chapman. Re-
freshments served by the hostess
completed the afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-24

mi OF HIGH TIDE TO-DAY
Perth Amboy, 9:07 q. m, 1885 p. m.
CLEARED
IS Matura, for Brighton Trinidad
via New York with a general cargo.
So Negus cleared for New York
Thursday but has been unable to
leave owing to the delay IN getting a
tug.
IS George r. Paddleford expected
to clear today for Tampico, Fla,
with a general cargo.
MARITIME MISCELLANY
Three oyster boat are lying here
in the harbor unable to get out be-
cause of the ice. One made several
attempts today but has been unsuc
ceSSful thus far.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-24

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Jewish
Home for tho Aged of Newark are to
entertain the members and immediate
friends tomorrow night in the local
Y. NJ. II. A. hall, A social time will
be held and refreshments will be Serv-
ed. The members will be the guests
of the auxiliary for the evening and
no assessments Will be charged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-24
Rival.

II seems strange that this English
word which means a competitor Of
some sort should have come from the
Latin word ''rivalls," pertaining to a
stream. But we can easily Imagine
that the neighbors who lived along
the river bank and used the same
source for water would sometimes
quarrel about their rights and per
haps become enemies,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-24

When the kidneys are weakened or
overworked so that they fall to filter
and throw all impurities out of the
tenn and ~backache, soreness. lameness
and rheumatic pains are likely to de-
velop. Mrs. David Henry. So s. Lincoln
Ave, washington, N. j., writes. "Foley
Kidney Pills are doing me much good,
both my kidneys and the rheumatism.
They took all the dreadful soreness
out of my limbs. Sold by Barnekov s.
Tfo+, Adv
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-24
Thaws Frozen Coal.

For thawing coal frozen in steel cars
q kerosene burner hat "a be placed
directly under q car has been invented.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-14
Won1en's end Misses
Silk Hose, SI.39

New fashioned Pure Wool Silk with
wide elastic garter top. double sole and
heel. Black only.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-14
For Men

High Grade Neckwear. now. .75c
Full Silk Fibre Hose, pair. Soc
Pure Thread Silk Hose. pair. .S9c
Imported Drop Stitch Wool Hose
per pair ............. csc
Heavy Blanket Robes 49,. $3.50
Boxed Handkerchiefs, box of E 81
Silk and Silk Mixed Shirts. .S6.S5
Flannelette Pajamas. ~. $3.50
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-14

5 BATH ROBES. S3.4S-
otacT sees these Bath Robes and
@ The price right away. When
I'D dley were from : to 8 years.
she Immediately chooses one in
crstty dark colors. There arc
clhe-s IL medium colors al $3.50.
sizes to il years.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-14
Popular Fiction
Specially Priced
at Csc
at Csc

The Amazing Interlude-Mary Rob
erts Remnant.
The Light in the Clearins-Irving
Bachelor.
The Sheppard of the tIills-Harold
Bell Wright.
The Son of Tarzan-Edgar Rice
Burroughs
Tish-May Roberts Rinehart.
When A Mans A Man-Harold Bell
Wright.
The Barrier-Rex Beach.
The Beasts of Tarzan-Edgar Rice
Burroughs.
The Rosay-Florence Barclay.
The Sea Wolf-Jack London.
The Bottled Door-George Gibbs.
Just Paty-Jean Webster.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-14
For Boys

Imported Wool Golf Stockings
per pair ........-... Vas
Christmas Neckwear See
"Timm's" All Wool Caps. SIPS
Scout" Handkerchiefs. -. Ice
Flannel Shirts and Blouses.
$1.45 and ............ $3.50
All Leather Gauntlet Gloves. .$1.00
Pullover Sweater Coats. =. $685.
Belts with initial buckles. .$1.00
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-14
s1.3s OUTING FLANNEL

Gowns and Sleepers for Little
Boys and Girls. some have feet.
others without; dainty pink and
blue stripe and all white. Moth
er would not think of tuckins
her little ones IN at night without
cosy warm nighties on. so she
buys them pretty sleepers. Sizes
to Il years.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-14
HATS AND FANCY BONNETS
ONE THIRD OFF

How glad mother viii be that
she has not yet bought Mary a
hat for Sunday wear for here
are beautiful little styles In light
and dark colors. Regularly
$3.50 and more at one-third re-
duction. Others at lower prices
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-14
CHRISTMAS CANDIES

Pure candies in bulk and boxes In a big
assortment. now ready at lowest prices.
Candy corner.