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The Washington herald., 1921-05-07
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 6.-Another
good upturn has carried London tin
prices to the weeks best levels. Spot
is fl los higher at f77 los. and
futures fl 5s higher at f179 15s.
sales so tons and 400 tons. Spot
standard copper is unchanged at re
los. and futures los higher at I'll.
sales 100 tons and $50 tons Elec-
trolytic is unchanged at f72 los.
Spot lead is SIS higher at f22 l5s.
and spelter unchanged at f26.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-07

The average consumption may be
taken as about 100000 pounds, OF
which less than 1,00o,00 pounds or
per cent are produced in this coun.
try. A duty OF 40 cents per gallon
on the amount consumed would
total some s2.50o.O00 per year. OF
which between s25o,000 and s4oo, ,oo0
would represent increased prices to
domestic producers. Since il re-
quires from s to IL years to brins
an olive tree into bearing, there /.
little chance of any immediate in
crease in domestic production.
In 1913 the average price OF ed;
DIE olive oil in New York was ap-
proximately 81 cents per gallon. Ow-
ing TO the various embargoes both
on Its expectation from producing
countries and also on imports into
the United States. the price rose to
1926 per gallon at the time OF the
armistice. As shown by the figures
in the above table there was in fact
notable decrease in production in
spite of this increase in price of
nearly 400 per cent. At the present
time edible olive oil Is quoted at
$3.50 to s2.20 per gallon. or about
double the prewar price.
The figures Of the Bureau OF For
eign and Domestic Commerce show
that the average price OF edible olive
oil imported in February. 1921. was
sass per gallon compared with Sass
in February a year ago and a maxi
mum for the year Of 1884 per gallon
last July.
Spain and Italy in the order men,
toned are the chief sources OF our
imported oil. The following. table
summarizes the imports from the
principal countries for the last
three calendar years: Importation
was restricted by embargoes in 1918.
IMPORTS OF EDIBLE OLIVE OIL
The Washington herald., 1921-05-07
TIMELY WALL STREET TOPICS

Is likely to isss at Chicago, where
the reserve ratio Increased a full
point during the past week to so.3
per cent. The only other Reserve
banks still maintaining a per cent
rate are those at Minneapolis and
Dallas, and in the latter instance,
at least. no immediate change is
likely, since the ratio when calcu-
lated without reference to borrowed
reserve still stands at only 33.2 per
cent. This bank and that at Rich
mond are now the only borrowers
among the Reserve banks
The Washington herald., 1921-05-07
Wilson Claims Packing
Trade Lost S526, 600, 900

The export trade OF the big
packers slumped S52e,OOO, 900
during the last year, Thomas
+. Wilson. OF Wilson q Company,
told the House Agriculture COM
mittee yesterday In opposing
packer control LEGISLATION.
Meat producers, he declared,
receive 81 cents Of each dollar
the packers receive for meat and
the decrease In exports resulted
In . loss to the live stock raisers
OF $3.50. 900 900.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-07
A BUDGET OF FACTS ON
OLIVES AND OLIVE OIL
Domestic Industry Produces 4oo of Picked
Green Olives and 2oo of Oil Consumed.

iaNor OF the uUmestic oil and rem
oers 1t unsuitable for many pur-
poses.
The following table gives the ng-
ures on the production, imports and
consumption OF olive oil in the
united states in recent years. Pro-
duction figures prior to 1919 were
collected by the Food Administra-
tion. The data for the last two years
come from the Bureau Of the Cen
sus. The figures represent both edi-
pie and inedible oil but exclude
''foots"
OLIVE OIL TRADE
Thousands of Pounds)
The Washington herald., 1921-05-07
Chevrolet Motor Co.
Announce Price Cuts

NEW YORK, May 8.-TAe
Chevrolet Motor Car Company
today announced new prices for
"4-90' models, effective May 2.
This tyre will list at se45. q re-
duction of s175, the roadster at
s63S, reductfon Of S1s5i sedan
ut n,1oS. "a reduction of sIsSt
coupe at $I,I5o. q reduction of
S170J light delivery wagon NJ
S64S, q reduction Of SITE.
This represents q reduction of
approximately u 1-3 per cent
from prices which have pre-
vailed mp 10 this time.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-07
Crude Oil Output
ShOUs Slight Gain

The American Petroleum Institute
estimates that the daily average
gross crude oil production in the
United States for the week ended
April 80 was 1.297.940 barrels. as
compared with 1.2S7.195 barrels for
the week ended April %
The Washington herald., 1921-05-07
SUGAR MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 6-The sugar
market closed . to 10 points higher.
High Low Close
The Washington herald., 1921-05-07
Discusses Marine ProbIem.

II.
Wards plans. William D. Winter. OF
the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Com
pany. urged uniform ocean bills of
lading. better packing and greater
responsibility for carriers as a
remedy for pilferage problems
which are now baffling marine un-
derwriters.
Philip B. Kennedy, vice president
of the First Federal Foreign Bank
ing Association. declared the Edge
Law Banks are useful in our for
eign trade. being specially adapted
to making acceptances for from
three months to a year
That there Is a special field for
Edge Law Banks in making COM
mercial credits for from three
months to twelve months is evil
denced by the fact that leading
commercial banks have recently re-
ferred this kind OF business TO Edge
Law Banks" he declared.
F. W. Lincoln. of Henry w. Pea
body Co., declared that an ex-
port commission house was ex-
tremely useful to both small and
large manufacturers, featuring the
assembling OF combination pack
ages and close touch with ocean
freights and exchange. The sery-
ices which the export house gives to
the home manufacturer are varied
and invaluable" he said.
That the export merchant has
undoubtedly been one of the great
est factors In developing our ex-
port and import trade. forming as
IL does the natural link between the
manufacturer and foreign buyer.
was the substance of W, Z. Peck's
address today.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-01
BY BLOSSER.

get as many grain elevators built in
Georgia as possible, to provide mar
keting facilities for Georgia DIVERSE
fled crops. easta
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-01
HIGH SPOTS IN
GEORGIA NEWS

The city of Savannah has reduced
the wages and salaries of its en-
ployees. Effective June l cut of
approximately per cent will be
made. Letters advising of this ac-
ton have been sent out at the be-
hest of the mayor and finance com
mittee. by the comptroller.
Mrs. Hope Harris, of Rockmart,
widow of the late W. A. Harris, died
Monday at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Cora Harris, the author, at Ry-
dial, Ga.
The warehouses; of J. NJ. Coch-
ran and Brooks and Nichols at Rock
mart, were destroyed Monday mid
might by fire. Twelve automo-
biles, 40 balse of cotton and various
sorts of feedstuffs We're destroyed
in the J. NJ. Cochran warehouse. The
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-01
CREX SQUARES, 9x12
FEET, AT $3.50

Beautiful patterns Of CreX
Squares; size 9x12 feet; these
same goods sold only a short
while ago at $500; now, at
each 81 80
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-01

Brooks and Nichols warehouse con-
tanned 100 bales of cotton.
The white BARRIERS Of Savannah are
on a strike. The master BARRIERS re-
Gently announced they would reduce
the percentage given employees and
this brought about the strike vote
Recently the prices of hair cuts and
shaves in Savannah went back to
pre-war levels.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lanier and
their mother, Mrs. Lafayette Lanier,
and niece, Miss Gabrielle Freeman
of West Point, have sailed from New
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-01
FINE, SMOOTH
SHEETING AT 1Oc YARD

Fine, smooth Sheeting; 40 inches
wide; unbleached; short lengths
from 10 to 20-yard pieces; moth
ing to equal this one in Ameri~
Gus; while the lot lasts at
ward 10
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-01

Of Mayor and Mrs. Stewart of Savan-
nah, is suffering from a badly in
jured hand as the result of a fall
from her horse at the race meet of
the Georgia Hussars on Saturday af-
ternoon. She was leading in the
girls running race, when her stir
rup broke and she was thrown.
Fred T. Bridges, of Dublin. who
is reading clerk of the lower house
of the Georgia general assembly, has
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-01

York on the Adriatic for a six weeks
! tour of Europe. Mr.. Lanier is a
delegate from the West Point Ro-
tary club to the international Rotary
club convention which meets in Ed
inburg, Scotland, June 1916. He
will also attend the world cotton con-
ference, Liverpool, England The La
nier party will visit England, France,
Belgium, Switzerland anj Holland,
and will return on the Olympic the
middle of July.
Miss Harriet Stewart, the daughter
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-01
The STANDARD

! IHE STANDARD
LADIES' NAINSOOK
GOWNS AT csc
Ladies' Nainsook Night Gowns in
flesh and white color; hand en-
broidered blue birds, embroidery
trimmed and other styles; all
made of standard quality main
sock; they are better than some
you have seen at $3.50; all sizes
/ ROMPERS AT Csc
! Chilren's Rompers of Khaki Cloth;
all sizes; blue and brown; to
MORE SEA ISLAND
AT 3-4c
Two thousand yards fine soft finish
! ed Sea Island; even weave; sold
| in any reasonable quantity, at
ward ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5 Sac
CREX SQUARES, 9x12
FEET, AT $3.50
Beautiful patterns of Crex
Squares; size 9x12 feet; these
same goods sold only short
while ago at $500; now, at
each --..-..-..-..-...-.. $3.50
THE BEST PAJAMA
CHECKS AT Csc
Extra grade, closely woven; sc
inches wide; the quality that sold
for 45c; here now at yard -. Csc
WHITE ORGANDY AT BIC
Sheer White Organdy; 40 inches
wide; regularly soc; here now at
yard OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SIC
900 PAIRS WOMENS
STOCKINGS AT 1Oc PAIR
Soft, medium weight; not the kind
you usually see for 15c or two
pairs for 25c; but they are all
good ones and just short time
ago they were good sellers at
25c; splced heels and toes. at
FINE, SMOOTH
SHEETING AT lOc YARD
Fine, smooth Sheetng; 40 inches
wide; unbleached; short lengths
from 10 to 20-yard pieces; moth
ing to equal this one in Ameri~
Gus; while the lot lasts at
yafu lOC
GOOD RELIABLE
TAFFETA SILK AT $1.98
There are many grades of Taffeta,
and it is wise woman who looks
we'll before she buys this partic-
ular kind of Silk. We have
ready here a fine new assort-
ment of all the new shades and
black and every yard guaranteed
to give satisfactory wear at
yard ......-............................ $i.s8
Standard Dry Goods Co.
Foraythe ST., Next to Bank OF Com
merce, Americas. ca,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-01
! 900 PAIRS WOMEN'S
STOCKINGS AT 10c PAIR

Soft. medium weight; not the kind
you usually see for 15c or two
pairs for 25c; but they are all
good ones and just a short time
ago they were good sellers at
25c; spliced heels and toes, at
D9il &c
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-01
LADIES NAINSOOk
MORE SEA ISLAND

Two thousand yards fine soft finish
ed Sea Island; even weave; sold
in any reasonable quantity, at
1-ard < z d
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-01
u

SIGN Of the legislature has closed he
is to go with the State Bureau of
Markets as special representative
of that department in campaign to
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-01

More than half the churches in
the Central district of Friendship
Baptist association were represented
Saturday and Sunday at Bethel
church, nine miles east of Americas.
when the union fifth Sunday con-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-01
THE BEST PAJAMA
CHECKS AT Csc

Extra grade, closely woven; &c
inches wide; the quality that sold
for 45c; here now at yard -..- Csc
WHITE ORGANDY AT BIC
Sheer White Organdy; 40 inches
wide; regularly soc; here now at
,,ar1 X7r
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-01

Engraved Cards. Bell, the Jew
eler.
Evening star., 1921-03-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR sALE-Groeery cad market: fin" scrnei
location on ,emest highway: large > room
house. barn: bargain oairk sale. fsrtieaLars
phone CLARENDON 80.
Candy snd oonfertifliery. rne fountain. good
living rooms: price, 81 .tss.
lsunchr"om and soft drink. well equipped
price. $500.
Five vegetable and s,acer, stands. III lead
Ing market; price. s. .aH.
D.ii''afesse:i and confectionery: uptown: t"ht
so Including 5 rooIn~ and bath: prrr. St-es'
Inuchruom .ih 81. miN-: trade; 'Plcr
tunits fog right party; price. s2.ea".
Small hotel: ei"rtri" lights h--w.h: i"ns
lease; .r"rded 20 capacity. price. Si.h'
small ""nfertiurer. and grocery. opportunity
for lady: price. $3.50
Roninius house. II rooms. near lftG and En
cid st>. beautiful. modern buldiug; eieetri'
lights: nne furniture. owE-r leaving az,
price. $sN,: REM. SSa
R""Inins h"hsr: IL rooms, completely iI
Vishei. rent only So: located near Ftinklr
Park; h"at is-gg!a ever listed for Sl..'-l
E-'miDg house. n"sF llth and 1 sis, II
rooms. baths: rr.t. S1. large huusr. SPA
ci"us halls: the Kind Of place y"u want; price
reasonable.
Special Roomin: hou>e near 10Th and IL SITS.
1o rooms: rent. Sso; well furn shed: nice h"rn'
as we'll as good business proposition: price
SLIGO; half cash
Marshall Business Brokers'.
Evening star., 1921-03-23
FREE SCHOOL. OF
SAIFSMANSHIP

\ sales organization. high stand
ing, opening school of salesman
ship for men who are at the
present time employed. but are
ambitious to take up salesman
ship as 4 profession. We are
giving u three-week course. three
evenings week. ] to 9. begin
ming at once. Those qualifying
will he given position where
the earning power runs up to
$50 per week and higher. Ad-
dress Box 221-C. Star Office.
Evening star., 1921-03-23
WANTED
~ -CnnraAaAA

WANJGU-66A6.
MALE-ContlnueA.
B3okKEhPkR.D. =; state eSgeFisnee an. asa
| party. party Address Box % ssD. Star once.
BOY for hardware store. d. Derzsrits. ga
| RUYs for stock clerk; chsuec for sdssncemsnt.
Schfot Bros. GIT la. ave- n.M -
BOY {white) for bundle wrap
ping. Apply Dupont Laundry,
25.S5 Sherman ave.
BOYS AND Y>rNG MEN with bicycles can
Apply =. 1:5b nv.
! iBU USHELMAN = Experienced ;
permanent position. Sol Herzog
s Co. corner och and i.
CANDY ma ~Eks .nted. three. P-rshius :
cs,die-. s2l y 81. n.w.
|CL.ERk III mems furnishings.
i Dung man with experience pre-
ferrcd. KoscntI,al's. o3l + st. *
,LE:sKS, bookse.r-r:. store salesmen and
mea e o..lsr occupations can learn OF rart
0DersiSS to esysca IN steady employment with
= sceccssi;l organization in Washington; ad-
vAT,,eWen. Strsdy and sire; men OF integri'!
w"r,d are invited 10 caii at 1la Rond bldg.
ICLOTHlNG. furnishing and
hat statesmen. experienced: must
have references: permanent posi-
tionS and liberal salaries assured.
Address Box 11S-D. Star office
DRIVERS. rxp-ri-pcei for taxica6s: good
Mascs. Apply after y so AIN. Yellow Cab Co
I.S3 .otli -. h.w.
ELEN ATOR OPERATORS
Reliable. settled white men.
Must have license. ADDRESS
Box 162-D. Star office.
+ \ G \ + f r (night). white,
married: permanent position: Sd
class license required. Address
Box 1S0-D. Star office.
FARM HAND-Csll at !. noan Thursday. 10
Spring rosd- =
FLOOR MANAGER Young
man with department store ex-
perience. apply Supt.. The
Palais Royal, 1lth and G. SITS.
Evening star., 1921-03-23
EEM ALE,

ALTERATION HANDS. experienced On gowns.
Apply Madame Ash. 13l7 Conn. ave.
ASSISTANT for general Office work: young
lady who Is . good peDnan and typist; per-
manent position state age. salary and expert
ence Address Box D, Star SfiBce 24s
BEAUTY PARLOR. experieDced manieurist.
facial. shampoo: best wsxes 106 18Th st.
NV. 24e
BOOKK EEPER. experienced, willing TO answer
telephone switchboard; law ONCE: salary. 500
per month. Address Box 1l6-D. star Once.
BOOKKEEPEkS-lntens coaching for clerk
promotion exam. April 3: tuition, $6. payable
April !. American Business College. 1916
r st. ;
BOOKKEEPING machine operator. Elliott
Fisher; experienced in local department store.
National Personnel Service Bureau. 302-305
Bond building. 18th and n. Y ave.
DEMONSTRA1ORS Of good appearance, under
thirty. for high class product In retail grocery
stores; good salary: in reply state telephone
number. Address BOX SOD. Star once. "4s
ESCORT TO CHURCH. blind lady. 10 cents
weekly: business through correspondence Ad-
dress A. !. G., 1913 . st. ne. 1fe
Evening star., 1921-03-23
WANTED-HELP.
FEMALE-Continued.
Sa1eS1afi>-

SdlCSlduN
Experienced in dry goods. 3 Suzuki Co.
SECRETARY in q physicians Office: capable
woman with business experience preferred
eEm.nrns position In reply sinse age ork sdl
Address Boy l60.D. Star Office. "a
S IL h SALESWOMEN--fx-
'perienced. Apply Employment
Manager. Woodward & Lothrop.
sTENoGRaPHEE. experienced aud accurate.
for work in old established real estate office
salary. $1,000 per annnm: applications il
writing only considered: state reference and
experience. Ston. d Fairfax. 1;i. New York
ave.
STENOGRAPiiER-u uighciass woman eapab.s
Of taking dict,tion and turning out work; must
have secretarint experience 10 business office:
permanent position. good salary. Apply Wash
Va. Ruy.. to Mr.. Ford.
SrENoGEAPHER. good ~anry; rernanens
position. See Mr.. Kelly. lth ioor 1,a 18th
ST. NV.
SIT1eNG GRAPfER; hours. 10 10 1; sl5 per
week Apply 4U6 Exams bldg.
4fENOGRAPHERS- Intense coaching for clerk
;<nnotion exam. April !: tuition. So. payable
April /. American business College. illt
sTENOGKArHER KAperi.nrr necessary: sal
ary nominal +" starr, b,t soni chance Tor ad
vancem-nt Apply fathe Exchange, inc.. 6U
Mat'irr bldg, HIG q St: ask for Miss fadgett
S1'ENWiRAPHERS. expr1ienceh good salar.
Satioa7l Personnel Seryir" Hursau, D2-: :iO.
Rom h1'1dng 18th aHd y. V. s~-.
TELEPHONE OPERATING
OFFERS;
Sl7.OO Per :JceX t. start
Eleven Hundred Dollars
During First Year and
Higher Thereafter.
Permanent employment: paid
vacations each year and sickness
and death benefits without cost
The work is easy to learn and
interesting. Each Office has a
comfortable recreation room and
a cafe in which the employees
may obtain food at cost.
Apply to ~ 18th St. NV.
First Floor.
The Chesapeake and Potoma-
Telephone Co.
TYrISr. ryperienced: familiar aiciaphone and
mimeoSraph machines. National Personnel Sery
ice Bureau. 302- 30, Bond bldg. 14th 4 NY. ave.
TYPISr- Beginner. National Personnel Sery-
icr BUREAU 023u6 Bold bldg, 18th and y. 7.
ave. ~
WOMAN 10 looS after = boys. 6 and years.
Also TO care for clothes and meals Training
and reference required. Excellent place ami
home. Apply e West krke. Chevy Chase. .4'
in max
ing corset alterations. Good sal
ary and permanent position. Ap-
ply Supt,. The Palais Royal,
l1th and e Sts. NV.
YOt- CAN INCREASE your INCOME nanyfold
by mastering this one big sciencc: growing
opportunities: good pay; course faa'ina ting and
practical: join the crowd TO success: inspec-
ton invited at all hours. Riley School of
Spinal Therapy. 1116 i st. NV.
YOUNG GIRL. white. 10 wrap packages and
sttend to delivery must writa good plain hand
salary. SO. Address BOX GID. Star office.
YOUNG LADY with reference for confectioner
and soda fountsin excellent salary. Apply
oO3 Pa. ave. NV. e. Formant. 3'
YOUNG LADY. experienced. fOr confectionery
and soda fountain. Apply l2-5 pm. aB 14th
ST. nv ~
Evening star., 1921-03-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GENTS FURNISHINGS and cigar stand
rooms in rear OF store. Particulars. Room 5l2
Columbian bldg. 24s
GR0OERY-Old established place on a good
corner: cheap rent 140O 9th st. NV. 24s
BAkERY-Only 500: good business: owner
Star Office. zee
TAILORING and cleaning business; NV. sec
ton: will sacrifice for quick sale. Address Box
102-D. Star Office. 24s
GROCERY, corner. for sale; old established
place. doing good business: living rooms;
rent reasonable. Apply 700 4th st. Sc. 24s
RESTAURANT, completely equipped; $3.50
takes it. s19 | St nv. 2f'
FOR SALE-Bakery equipped with 1-bbl. CEN
tury mixer gas oven: also pastry mixer: fine
location: also Dodge truck. FIR. SIC. 11l7 Eye
st. NV. viii sacrifice on account of poor
health. oJs
Evening star., 1921-03-23
=. +. CARLEY,
Reliable Business Broker.

VIZ - ~.
II YOU want to sell or buy a
business. it will pay you to see
me. buyers place confidence in
me- They are aware / will not
misrcpresent to make sale. !
have one rate OF percentage, that
is Sc. No charge for adyertis-
ing your business; no charge for
legal work. III
1s-room roomins house: hne kcstiqhs with
low rent: good lease; h.w.n.: furnIShek y ess
electricity. Price. s., ,65". u
14-roorn rcomnr honse with bathss gas
and electricity; lease. Price. SES0a. I : :
12-rOom roOming house. downtown location
h.w.h.: lease; rent. SO. Price. 81, ,575,
12-room rooming house near Pension Park;
1I-room rooming house near Nth and K sts
NV: h.w.h.: "-year lease. Price, 81, $50.
Terms.
Dry goods and notion store with nice lr-
Prize. Price s1.1oe. ~ ~ CIV
Grocery and market store in y good location
5-year lease; weekly income, $500. Price,
50. $50. A good buy.
Fruit. vegetable and poultry stand in a busy
NV market: owner will sacrifice; rent, $50;
Dyeinx and eleaning business with rooms
and bath: gas and electricity; hw.h.: 2-yeal
lease. Price. $1.20O.
Dyeing. cleaning and gents furnishing. on Q
rental. Price. s.. 700.
Dyeinx and cleaning business; all equipEBent
owner will sacrifice on account Of other busi.
good location; rent only. $40. Price. 81 200.
P. F. CARLEY.
Evening star., 1921-03-23

PATERNITY PlN-Niri-itr !"th-.ie: >t>
Finder return 1:;la :Ist ST NV. Reward. "a
GLASSES Will IN" lad! who called Cieyelan"
~ regarding lost glasses please write Mrs
Williams 1,,E, 9TH ST I&s
Evening star., 1921-03-23

CAMEO BROOCH --Tue>riav morning. between
18th aud L. and 18th ana i St>, Reward,
1S1I I. 81. I'riik In s14J.
Evening star., 1921-03-23
PERSONAL

c. A PLEASE CALL, WILL EXPLAIN,
anxi0us To see you. ". ..
WILL CARE FOR INvALIDS OR OONvA-
lescents, men women, in private home /;
room, good board and care; rates reasonable /;
give phone. Address Box SOD. Star Office.
10000 MEMBERS FOR THE ASSOCIATED
Charities; good thing. help it along; easy to
contribute: get the good bunch of cash thai
We pay for ladies' and mems worn clothing.
shoes, etc, and help all you can; send for us
any time. Call Main 414s.
JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 6i9 d.
DIR. EVANS. NERVE AND STOMACH SPE-
cialist-My electric treatment is proving
derfuly successful. 1 absolutely guarantee re-
Lief. Consultation free. 1347 l. st. PHI. FIR. 157
RATS. BEDBUGs. WATER BUGS. ROACHES,
feas. exterminated from your home. GEO. G.
sAPP. 32O Colorado bldg. Phone Main 5sS 31s
BRADFORD'S DETECTIVE SERVICE EsTAB-
LIsHED THIRTY-sIx YEARS. SUITE 21S
SOUTHERN BUILDING. PHONE FRANKLIN
800. ANY LEGITIMATE CAUSE. ALL SEC
T1OSS. NIGHT PHONES. COLUMBIA 1924
AND COLUMBIA 2x9O-J. apo6s
WE ARE NOW PAYING FOE q to S10
mems and ] d es' suits. W YAO
WASHINGTON CLOTHING EXCHANGE, 633
NV: Main 1878 or drop postal.