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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
SEYENTYFIYE

sEvENTYFTvE BOYS Of Lake
Buricn and White Center hung on to
automobiles furnished by the u. X.
Swift Lumber Co. Friday morning
and squeezed in on the good times
at the Eliss' big picnic.
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burdcninR OF n
nancing and maxi
ing possible the
pr o q u C ton Of
Americas Pas
sion Pageant" IN
Seattle has fallen
IL was Webster
who came To the
rescue OF The
Wayfarer" when II
seemed certai a
that this city
would lose the
production 70 LM
Angelica.
he story Of he
Rev. DIR. James II
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Irish Parliament
Has Woman Doctor

DUBLIN. July 22.--Dr. Ada Eng.
fish, woman physician. has been
elected to a seat m the south Irish
parliament.
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FARM LANDS

CANADIAN PACIFIC mr.. LAND
5000. 300 acres Of fertile prairie land.
ready for the pillow. at an average
price Of SIS per acre: 2o-year
years. no principal payments for
Of rich irrigated alfalfa land At
$50 per acre. Including water
right 1890 loan for Improve
mentr makes u easy for you to
!tsrt with small capital We Issue
titerature and rates. apply TO Ca.
madam Pacific ny. Land Dept. tos
Pioneer Hidr. Main 31la
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The Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul railway has $50 miles OF its
road electrified
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Who's Who i'm
The Wayfarer'


Edgar l.. Webster. general man
ager Of the wayfarer society. In
the man on whose shoulders the
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ACREAGE
Sc. -v1cronY urraurr- for

SEQ VICTORY HEiourg- for
Beautiful view acres $3.50.
Acres OF rich soil
For berry. fruit and garden
Ideal locations
For pouitr yraising.
rrsversed by state and county high
ways. and only is minutes BY auto
TO the business centor OF Seattle
Terms $50 Down and sio q Month
WATER PIrEp TO EVERY TRACT
Maps prices and terms sent on APP
phcauon In person. phone or letter.
ION St. . blocks vest OF Botheil
ssenins. ". vii siadly Jake you
by auto Al any time 70 see this
made BY phonlnE the
GOODWIN REAL ESTATE Co. Inc
townerr)
Main 1sL sia i~ary bids'
BECOME INDEPENDENT, Az HAVE
NUMBER OF OUR PURCHASERS
One mans sales Of milk and eggs 10
acres OF $50 land Others have
done as we'll or better.
On main highways one hour to hour
and a halt from Seattle. and i'm
mediAtsiy adjacent To thriving
country townA
Select the class Of property you
wish At $50 TO tib0 per acre and
pay for IL on such terms ms you
may desire.
Our properties cover q wide area.
and embrace thousands OF acres
400 acres Of small tracts sold In
TRE fAcrrIc COAST co.
7it Ia &, Smith bldg.
Main 5000, local ~.
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% BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

AN OPPORTUNITY FOR MEcILAH-
ie 90 get into business for him
self fiaif interest In garage. gas
oline and oil atatlon. A going
concern. In good locality. Would
sell all 20 right party. See Va for
price and terms.
ASSOCIATION
1910 Third Ave. Main stai.
INTEREST IN MANUFACTURING
pUSfNESS
Thriving company vents good man
TO take interest In business and
act as sales manager at good sai-
airy. The amount OF money re-
auired IL based on invoice value
OF business. See HUNT. f22
Burke bldg
FoR sALic--LirTLE LUNCH ROOM
Price 1880. Fine location Call
STALLS t7-ss LOWER PIKE PLACE
Market for sale. cheap. II taken
at once
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=: FOR sALE--wATERFRONT
PROPERTY
sTOCKS AND BONDS

STOCKS OFFERED
as Bosweli Mining ...4...t AGO
1000 Idaho Gold A. Ruby -. .22h
1899 Beacon Coal Mines 10
500 Western Smelling q r. Special
5000 Alaska Pet. a Coal .os
10 Johnson Piston & Ring f.5o
Is King Alrkhip ........ Bargain
100 sound Rubber ....... 400
$50 Victory Rubber $500. rs
1000 Baker steam Motor 49,.
10000 NJ. City OF Warsaw SIS. 5000
500 Wash. Shaie OIL & y. =. 100
500 Burk-Tcx. Ref. & T.. L.. i25
1000 wyoming Pacific OIL .03
Wanted--Llberty BondA all issues
e. J. STEEPLE
1fs Cherry 81. Main $500.
WE WILL SELL. SUBJECT:
200 Boswell Mining ..........Ss.50
500 Burk-Tcx. Refg. ......... 1.s5
600 wichita Royalty ......... 80
10000 Burk Tex. Prod. ..... Special
Paying %. monthly dividends)
Seattle ny. SIS ...........s0 5000
PACIFIC SECURITIES co.
Elliott AIS. al Securities Bldg.
% BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
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o. PERSONAL
A REAL GOOD AHAMPoo WITH
pure Boccaboiii CASTLE soap. e3c.
Face massage with choice OF four
kinds Of electricity. Toe
Manicuring. 1sc; Marcel waving, Sbe.
rs complete bootha- Modern equip
THE BUTLER SCHOOL OF
HAIRDRI:SsfEG
9TH Floor Taft Bid. if07 Second Az.
Phone for appointment, Elliott case,
ron ADOPTION = BRIGHT. At
trsctive b-year-oid orphan boy.
happy disposition. cared for by
friends since baby. Give refer
e6res D-5s, Star.
BODY MASSAGE--AID RHEUMA-
tlsfn. neuritiA. etc. Grace Lee. lt20
Eighth ave. room los. Open sun
dayr. -.
soAP LAKE BATHS. MINERAL.
plain, oil rubs. Eighth and Pine.
Main fsss-R. Room io7.
SOAP LAKE BATHS. MASSAGE.
Lady attendants. t3t Globe Bldg.
first and Madison.
MASSAGE. BATHS. LADY ATTEND
anita ana Pacific Bidg
EURsE-Mrs. A. wiiieiksen- Sunset
1851.
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and the cast of
1000 actors. In ad-
dition to supervis-
ing the hundreds
OF talks In connec.
ton with a pro
duction of su C h
enormity.
Lynch has been
a resident OF Seat
tie and vicinity for
the last 20 years
and Is one OF ue
best known teach
ers OF singing In
the West. For
years he has been
director OF tho
Temple chorus OF
the First Metho-
dist church and In
this capacity has
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CHAMBERS PRAIRIE

10 ACRES RICH BOTTOM
Going East. must seii complete and
going farm. all In crops: Groom
house. furnished; farm all tiled
stream; barn. milk house. chicken
houBss. orchard. berries; garden.
tools. machinery : high grade
Holsiein cows 900 ehickens. II
cords wood. close 10 station.
school. store. Price $4,000; terms
1900, balance easy. g.. Call ~.
Burke Bldg.
10 ACRES
GOOD LIVE CREEK
ALDER FIR AND CEDAR
This land lies perfectly level, faces
on county road: the very beat of
soil. enough wood on the land 10
more than pay for IL. close to rail-
road and sa~rniIis. and nice lake:
free mail delivery; close 60 Seattle.
Only 1850. on your own terms.
THE w. H. MORSE CO.
tis L~ary Hidg. Elliott tsss.
FOR HALE--3o Or 20 ACRES Or
chard; buiidinEr: stock. tools and
machinery I miles from town.
from paved highway: fine land:
COOL location r. J. Fox II. Oiym-
pia. Wash.
10 ACRES; GOOD SOIL: . ACRES
cleared; - bearing fruit trees:
aero berries. small house.
by owner. ~. swanson. Oiaiia wu.
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The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY
Attorneys-sIIAw

Attnrneys-alIaw
]. r. BALf<--EstabIished 1887. All
cases. moderate fees: consultation
free. Main T3o3. ais Burke Bldg.
so5 Second.
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s,.koo-corTAGE: s ROOMS AND
bath: on . very fine t0-foot lot.
with alley Ia block. Only $500 down.
balance like rent THIS property
must be seen To be appreciated
JOHN NJ DAHl.liY
1900 Market 81 sunset o5ti
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PUAF10y WANTED ADvER-
- - A1seAogge1 sseatera
81 - aa11ess are Dstnte1 free ~
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-17
The Girl Who Had No Chance
BY MARION RUBiNCAM

diently as a child, and held up her
lips for his kiss.
Then" he said ioyfully, every
things all right"
Yes" Ruth answered, "everything's
all right
And. indeed, as long as his arms
were around her, everything was all
right. Ruth was conscious of nothing
except that Tim loved her. and that
she loved him, and that it was the
sweetest feeling in the world. She
thought of nothing beyond the mo-
ment. She was supremely happy.
But later, when they were sitting
before the fire, Tim mentioned the Car
lyle Street houses again. And that
brought Ruth up to more practical
consideration of the problem.
I'VE can't do it, you know we can't
Tim" she told him.
I'VE can when | get a raise" Tim
argued
Not even them" Ruth said.
"Of course, we would be poor at first
if you mind that
this remark. ....- --.
Il wouldn't mind being poor" she
said finally. Il am poor. I've never
been anything else-that I remember.
Oh, yes, when l was a child, we had
more money, but never enough to be
well-to-do. Only know, from my own
experience here at home, that We SIM
ply couldn't buy the necessities of life,
even after your raise
Her face was almost childlike, as
she sat there considering the great
problem of existence, though her man.
ner and her common sense were those
of mature woman.
"Of course, I won't stay at small
salary" Tim said. "I'll get along
I'll make lot of money some day"
Il know you WILL" the girl smiled at
him, world Of trust in her eyes. But
now, this minute l mean. you aren't
and have work to do, too. So have
to say no, Tim. l have to say won't
marry you-that is, that I won't be
engaged to you"
Il don't see what you mean," Tim
was almost sulky.
Il can't say no." Ruth answered.
can't say yes, because I know We sim
ply couldn't marry. So I'm making a
compromise. I'm going to say no
for the time. And some other time,
when it's more PRACTICABLE you'll ask
me again"
The rest of the sentence was lost.
for Tim had gathered her into one of
his impetuous embraces.
Tomorrow Letter
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Heart Problems
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a wido,

Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am widow
with three dear little tots. My husband
and separated last fail after trying to
live together eight years. l then got a
divorce. which seems to be 1.-The CO.
nowadays. He came to see the chill
dren a week or so before secured my
divorce. He was here two and a half
days. The last day We were as lovers.
He wanted to come back and wished it
were possible for US to get along.
My sister had come to live with me
and they did not get along. I was ex-
pecting the divorce any time and so
could not see any way but to carry
out things as they had been planned.
He did not insist. thought he would
not be any better toward ME than he
had formerly been.
I got the divorce. Each day I find
myself wishing him back. think it
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Chapter Is
RICHES REFUSED

Ruth sent Tim away at the gate OF
her house.
You really shouldn't take time from
your work. the people might not like
it, she urged.
But tell you l. often do skip out
for little" he answered. Lord, I've
sneaked off for an hour many an after
loon to watch ball game. They just
thought l was on an Grand"
Still, it doesn't seem fair, or right,
Ruth said, her serious blue eyes raised
to his. 80
"All right, Miss Conscience" he
laughed. 'I'n go back at once and
work half my lunch hour. When do
see you next?
Tomorrow evening" Ruth told him
And with that promise he went
away.
1t was with real feeling Of loneli
empty house. Somehow the place had
never seemed too large for her before
She and her mother and father were
rich in space at least! Each one
spread over two or three rooms up
stairs. while below the huge room
known as the library" the parlor-
usually closed off-the great dining
room and the kitchen, took up the
entire floor. '.'
Ruth had given Mrs. Bedding a small
room adjoining her own BEDROOM
room she usually used as her own lit
tie study. She went up to it now, to
make up the cot that was to serve as
her companions bed. Then, mech
anically, she went about the house
work, half-frightened at the ringing
noise her feet seemed to make in the
emptiness.
She made up her bed and straight
ened her own room, then stripped the
other beds and put away the covers
She gathered up and put away the
scattered odds and ends always left
from any hurried packing, and rather
sadly closed of the big rooms used by
her father and mother. She had a feel
ing Of having said a long farewell
when she shut the doors.
Tim was to come tomorrow night
she would give him an answer then
She had little doubt what she wanted
the answer to be-she loved Tim with
all her heart. A little wave of pleas
ure went through her at this. The
very loneliness of the house, the pros
pect Of being alone all winter. in
CiCooSu ACi Sio"luS dhCSIlOll lOI lilc
boy.
But, of course, it was foolish to think
of marrying-all her common sense
told her that. Tim had nothing, she
had less than nothing-and she must
make some sort of career for herself
Yet every hour that passes told hel
she was more in love. She was only
realizing it gradually. 1t was too big
10 realize at once. So. though she
knew she wanted TO say yes, her sense
told her she should say no-that she
should refuse the riches offered her
And when Tim came, she had not
made up her mind
Little Mrs. Bedding, a mouselike per
son who had been widow for years
and who filled out her tiny income BY
doing sewing. considered her duty as
= chaperon finished by 9 o'clock anG
went up to her room.
Tim turned at once to Ruth, his
arms out. And Ruth went to him. and
stayed oliietlyc with her head against
his shoulder. She felt perfectly happy
perfectly at peace.
Now tell me you love me-" he said
his cheek against hers.
II love YOU she answered as ODE
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while experiences which are not yours
cannot be forced to come. The only
place could suggest for you to meet
men would be at church, and attend
ance there has failed to bring the
desired results. You must realize that
a mother with three children is not as
alluring to a man nowadays as the
unmarried woman. It is too much of a
responsibility to think of supporting a
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family OF children which are not the
mans own.
am afraid that your husband would
lose interest in you again If you asked
him to come back. Continue to write
letters and wait for him to suggest the
return. Probably he will fall in love
with you again through correspond
ence and will long 10 be back with you
and the children. Do not hesitate to
remarry, because it would be better
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renarry. He stated in his last letter
about being with lady. The tears
just flowed when read it was very
sad and could not sleep that night
How can overcome such foolish
feeling 1 feel as II life is not worth
while without love.
WILTED ROSE.
1t is the hand Of fate which ar
ranges meetings. The experiences
which are yours will come to you;
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is more because / miss being loved
than any other thing. He was thirteen
years older than and was not true to
ME. do not meet other men and am
not the type to fiirt in order to get
g man.
How in this lonesome city can find
gentlemen friends? l 90 to church.
but do not meet them there. I write
to my husband. but do not like to tell
him how feel, for it seems horrid to
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their own father when he is ready Il
be loyal.
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
MISSION FOR MISSIONS
GOING FORWARD

Meetings were held In the Epis-
copal churches throughout the State
yesterday afternoon and evening, on
behelf Of the Mission for Missions
which the church has been conduct
ing in the diocese during the week.
Addresses we're made regarding
the work Of the church in home and
foreign missionary fields. as well as
the work that It is hoped will be
done in the future. as a result OF
this drive. which. It Is made plain
by the speakers. lis not a drive at
the pocketbook. but at the heart. ."
Expenses and incomes OF the DIFF
ferent parishes we're summed up.
and the question put directly to the
members OF each parish as to how
they were going to meet the sltua-
tion.
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
SEAF0RD HIGH TO
HAVE CAGE TEAM

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
SEAFORD. Dec. 1.-At a meeting
last night, a basketball team was or
Eanized here by members OF the
Seaford High School. The team viii
be composed OF the following.
Thomas Moore. entire: Alton O'Day.
forward; Albe. Hin. guard; Pete
NanSant, guard; Jimmy Burton.
forward. The substitutes are Fleet
wood. Carpenter and Nevins. The
boys arc experiencing trouble in
finding a suitable place to play. This
team will arrange games with Lau-
reh Milford, Georgetown. Dover Wy
oming and any other high school
teams In the State. II is thought
they will play their first game next
week, probably with Laurel. at Lau-
rel.
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
HOUSEHOLD NOTES.

Have your tan shoes profession
ally polished before wearing. and
scratches will affect only the sur
faces.
Buy ointments IN tubes instead OF
jars Dipping the finger into the jar
may cause infection to the next
user
Green peppers are appetizing
stuffed with chopped boiled ham.
raisins. chopped apples and bread
crumos
Chop finely apples raisins and
nuts, mix with mayonnaise and lay
on lettuce leaves between buttered
slices OF bread.
A tiny platform with four casters
on Il Is a handy thing TO have in tho
kitchen. The scrubbing pail and
coal scuttle can stand on Il.
A combination OF chicken and
clam bouillon Is nice. Serve with
whipped cream mixed with salt and
pimentos put through a sieve.
Mix chopped apples with bread
crumbs and put in ramekins lined
with sliced raw bacon Sprinkle with
brown sugar and cinnamon and
bake.
Orange biscuits are good. Before
baking dip lump OF sugar into
orange juice and push down int
! each biscuit Crate orange rin'
over them.
II you want your apple pies I
J. be juicy have your oven verf ~
for the hrst twenty minutes. affs
which reduce the heat and let tn,
pies cook slowly.
To remove mud stains from col
ored clothing let dry, brush out all
you can and then apply a mixture
OF salt and -four. After a day or
two brush out.
Pour 1 cup boiling milk over 2
cups breadcrumbs. When cold add
= cup sugar. well-beaten eggs.
pinch salt and 1 cup chopped raisins
Bake in buttcred custard cups.
Cored apples are delicious cooked
in boiling water to which sugar and
spices have been added. WheI
= tender. transfer the apples to
, serving dish. add dates TO the syrul
and boil longer. Pour syrup owe
= apples and chill.
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
HOUSE PAINTING.

HOUSE PAINTING-Save the surface
and you save all. Jamer Keenan,.
1904 ". 18th St Phone 7is2-W.
mars-iyr.
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING.
DECEMBER 4


The man born on this date is well
fitted mentally 10 succeed in COM
mercial enterprises where wise buy
ing and good selling is essential
There is good executive ability, pene-
trating foresight and a well balanced
mind.
The governing planets are Mars
and Jupiter and the sign is Saggit-
tarius, the archer. 1t Is the mega
tive pole OF the fire triune and gives
nervous strength and endurance.
This person needs active exercise
out OF doors and should not apply
himself too long to concentrated ef-
forts
The birthstone is a turquoise.
Search the Want Ads for good bar
gains in real estate and nome sell
ing and buying.
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED-Right man with s.. 900 cash
and up for business opening In VIII
minrton. $3.50 a month and expenses
and share OF profits. Manager, 626
Lumber Exchange. Chicago. deci-1t
Evening journal., 1921-12-01

NOTICE is hereby given that I have
sold my business In bulk, now located
at 703 West street. All persons having
any claims against same must present
them for payment within 80 days from
date MRS. NORA COLLINS.
nov26-eod-3t
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
STORAGE.

STORAGE SPACE and private rooms
for household goods; reasonable rates
Personal care for all goods Rosenblatt
Storage House. Gil w. Front St Phone
1870. nov5-lm.
Evening journal., 1921-12-01

on AND AFTER THIS DATE I will
not be responsible for any debts un-
less contracted by myself. Waltgr =.
Gof. ~ r. Fourth St deci-eod-3t.
Evening journal., 1921-12-01

THE DEMAND for young men who can
write shorthand Is greater than the
supply and Shorthand & he best stem
ping stone a young nah have who
aspircs TO an executive position in busi-
ness Let us tell you more about IL
New students are admitted every Mon
day.
BEACON BUSINESS COLLEGES.
aug23 Tyr. Tentk q King Streets.
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
NOTICE TO CREDrToRs

Dover. Delaware. November rs. 1891
The creditors OF Gi!liland OIL Com
pany who have not yet fled proofs Of
their claims before Arley Il. Magee.
Esquire. Special Master. appointed for
that purpose by the District Court Of
the United States for the District Of
Delaware. are hereby notified to file
such proofs IN writing. with said Spe-
cial Master, at his office. at Dover,
Delaware. on or before tho 18th day
OF December. 1921. The aforementioned
date has been fixed by said court as
the final date for tho filing Of proof Of
claims. before the Special Master. and
II creditors fail to fle their proofs OF
claims before that time. they will be
debarred from participating In any dis
tribution Of the assets Of the Gilliland
OIL Company.
Blank forms for filing proofs Of claims
can be had from Arley r. Magce. Ea-
quire, Special Master. Dover Delaware,
upon application.
Any stockholders or creditors OF the
Gilliland OIL Company. or other persons
IN interest. may file with said Special
Master, exceptions TO any claims here
tofore filed or that may be hereafter
filed against said Gilliland oil Com-
pany on or before the twenty-ninth
day Of December. 1921.
Address an communications 70
ARLEY b. MAGEE.
Special Master. Dover, Delaware.
nov29- -30-deci.
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, OF THE
UNITED STATES. FOR THE DIS
TRICT OF DELAWARE
In the Matter OF the Rcceivcrship OF
GILLILAND OIL COMPANY.
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
FOR SALE.

ALL SEWING MACHrNES-Ea Easy pay
ments $500 per month. Machines
rented. repaired. bought and exchanged.
Can furnish parts and repairs for any
machine ever made. regardless OF axe.
Hemstitchlng. picoting. button covering
and plcaunE Harman's. go w. Ninth
street. Oct2i-U.
Evening journal., 1921-12-01


TRUCK FARM FOR sALE-suburban
two acres OF ground, one cariare
Phone 22ii nov70-ft
WE HAVE several properties sor ex-
change; mortgages secured. mort
Cages sold. eos shipley 81. Phone sit6
junc7-tf'
Sc MORTGAGE MONEY WANTED
Apply so3 Shipley ST. Phone stts.
aug-O-tf
90-ACRE. IMPROVED ROAD
FARM, WITH HORSES. POULTRY.
COWS.
Corn from 20 acres. acre potatoes
other crops machinery. vehicles
tools: congenial climate. rich soil
prosperous farmers; close r. r.
town; advantages: convenient Will
mington markets; 65 acres black
loan tillage; 2o-cow. wirc-fence,
pasture. wood. timber; lots up.
pies pears. cherries; comfortable
.-story house. piazza. maple shade
good barn. garage. poultry house
To settle estate. $4,000 takes all; les
than half cash: easy terms. sue
cess and prosperity await you. DON
delay Catolog free. Smith & Scot
ten, Marydel. Md. novso-2t
Evening journal., 1921-12-01

The Want Ads will be favored
during the coming months when
farm property. property located near
water and on high land will be sold
to good advantage.
Evening journal., 1921-12-01

KISSEL-is20 sport model; new paint
ana top. ai new coru tires. This
car r. In excellent condition and VIII
be sod ht a sacrifice or viii trade on
city or suburban property. Call 559-W.
annt2l-N.
Evening journal., 1921-12-01

HANDY MAN for restaurant work: one
who knows how TO open oysters.
Sobis Cafeteria, +. Ninth ST. deci-lt
Evening journal., 1921-12-01

ROOMS with board, ss per week. Also
board by the week. IS. Meals served
AT any time. Rooms well heated. Ali
home cooking 500 Adams ST. deci-3t.
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
HELP wANTEp-MALE.

FREE-An extra pair OF pants with
each suit or overcoat. made TO order.
Central Wooden Mills. 4 +. Third st.
nov29-26t.
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
FOR SALE.

THE QUEEN-R. NJ Richards. iO6 r.
sixth street. viii please call az the
advertising department OF The Evening
Journal for two tickets. 10 see "En-
chantmcnt"