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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-12
Laziness Preuents Many of Us
From Having Good Vocabulo,,
We Neuer Consider Large Complicated Words Until ~,
Run Across Them in a Book and Then We
Hurry Over Them

narily use, and we just cent thin, :,
IT. SO we give 1t np, use a much MI y
clumsy expression and beinoan fhs o.s Ior.
that we have no vocabulary at nj, 'sN
THERE'S only one remedy tor ~,
L distressing condition. a
Get one, that's ALL
If, upon rcat'hing the dcs, -
graph, we had puzzled out its rnopeN IN
by looking: up the big words In tbr .ans .as
tionary, we should have gained ins, @ ~. ~,
much. '"'' 'nh
Not that we should ever be- exr,...,
to use concoctions Of four or fvc ps.,eo .eu
bles in ery-day Conversation br,yhna yna.
nice it would be to know what NV NV
mean when we run across them '"ey
II, after herring the sermon M,
looked up dynamic. how much c,e. ...a nau
an idea we should have eof - oitsarer it
preacher meaning, how much d,.ee ene
an impression his words would sper
made. and how much we world have
gained by adding that one word 10 Nave a,,e
scanty vocabulary. !" our
And, IL we practiced this eosv ,r.,,.
of acquiring more ways Of eYnrs,s,ou
ourselves, how much simpler Il .s,,,!
be to write business letter, No s,u ms,'
ter how formal. mat
A LARGE and varied vocabular, !.
"A great help In every walk o. Et.
Even II you don't use it every day 4
comes in very conveniently in a pinch "
There are lots of times when Won q,
scare somebody" that you're afraid ~
by putting up big bluff with a seris. -
of big words! ''''
And the only way to find them |, Ia,
for them. search them out Of tho dIo, oa
tionary and add them one by 'o,s nv "a
your stock Of set pieces and slsns y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-12
ssT WISH I had larger vocabulary

ssT WISH I had larger vocabulary.
i complained n girl who was very,
,rof;cient in slang. "I read along and
come TO words that never heard OF be-
fore, and I don't know what they
mean at all And when I'm talking
myself I get stuck and can't go on
because I cant find the right word
you know what | mean.
Yes we know what she means; we
have nll had that little experience. :,
Sometimes in reading a book we reach,
paragraph that might just as well
be written In Greek.
Words that mean nothing in our
young lives appear on thnt modest LOOK
ing printed page and seem to have a
significance. 49,, -
and II there Is much moro OF 1t, we SKIP
down to where conversation between
chin" and cher" is taken up again.
pbrases like Tt wasn't so much what
he said ns the way he said IT, You
know what I mean" "and all that
kind of thing" "And ALL" and the
slang expressions Of the day, to be able
to digest anything more complicated.
WE LISTEN dutifully and with great
w interest to sermon. sermon that
seems to us to be very good.
And then. without warning. the
preacher will use word like
dynamic.
ms we try to At the meaning Of dynasty
into what he has been saying, it won't
And there we are, stuck! He has
gone over our heads, and rather. than
20 gasping on with him. We prefer, to
turn back and remain safely In shallow
water. y
Occasionally we have to write a very
formal business letter.
We get along fine. proud OF our
Gentlemen" or Dear Sirs' begin =
ming. and the first sentence, which
= oSn't start with "I."
But then as we get down to about the
middle Of the page we're stuck again.
There's ono word that would Just ex-
actly express what we want TO say, and
TO save us we cant think of Il.
It isn't word that we would ordi-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-12
Does Not Agree With "Three Boys

Dear Cynthia do not agree with
Three Boys" First of all, you can
never Judge a girl from what she puts
on her face. l am eighteen, use rouge
powder, lipstick and eyebrow pencil and
am considered more respectable than q
couple of girls ! know, and they uss
only powder.
Three Boys" when I get married.
I'm not going after a dance-hall Jazz.
Crazed, vaselne-haired johnnie, either.
And another thing. when I get a fellow
that appreciates n good. respectable girl
then I'll give up lipstick and eyebrow
pencil Another thing, I didn't see one
thing wrong with a modern, respectable
girls letter. You men, all you think of
a girl is her love and kisses. II she re-
fuses, then you never take-he out again.
know II to be the truth.
TEMPTATION.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-12
4 NeU Style

Aside from the straight or draped
beltless model, a new silhouette is form.
ing itself in Paris. evidenced even In
the new cloaks for winter. Very small
Of collar and narrow of shoulder are
these fur wraps. which fare from just
below the shoulder to the furry lower
edge The absence of the monstrous col
lars which have topped cloaks for sew
eral seasons is marked, and the effect
OF the narrow shoulders above the wide
circular fare ts very smart.-Good
Housekeeping.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-12
Let Him Write First

Dear Cynthia-As this Is the first time
have come to you for advice I would
like to be answered as soon as possible.
Here is my problem:
have just arrived home from my va
cation at Atlantic City, and while I
was down there made the acquaintance
Of a boy who lives In Washington. He
made a date with me one night on the
Boardwalk and I stood him up" for |
lost my nerve when It came time to meet
him. but ] ran into him later In the
evening and he asked me why didn't
meet him. lied to him and said when
| got there he was nowhere to be seen,
So went some place else. This boy be-
lieved It, and as | was going home the
next day said would not see him any
more, so he said when you arrive home
drop me q postal" and | said would
write him letter. and in return I would
want a letter from him. and he gave me
his promise. saying IL 7 wrote TO him
he would send me nice letter back.
Now. dear Cynthia, was this all right
for me to say as ! have been worried
over it since | arrived home and don't
know whether | should write to him
or not BROWNIE.
Let the first letter come from the boy.
II he wants to go on with the friendship
h, will look you up, but don't give him
the idea that you are running after him
b b; writing him right away. IF you have
anything special to say, send the postal
but make 1t very casual.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-12
DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
Judge Sense
nv DADDY

Jack and Janet haze enjoyed queer
ddrentures pith the toys, having
been taken to the Mysterious Garden
bp Bobby Bouncer, Jacks rubber ball,
and having gone to the jolly Toyvilte
ball. In the present adventure they
90 again through the secret gate into
the garden, tohere strange and funny
thinos hdDDen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-12
Noah's Ark

Miss Margaret Morris. Of Columns.
O., who has returned from Italy, reports
earthquake shocks at Spezla. the vi,lsSu.
folk to the number Of $50 flocked 10 ~.
Y. NJ. c. A. hostess house, bringing hsd' Az
ding and pillows, believing in their psrIc
that all American property would hs
under the special protection Of Prov.
dence,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-12

one OF I II oS G
shabby and hate
full compromises
that life Is con =
tipually forcin ing
upon us. | admit
I'll 90 m lily that
marriage is nee
ess sary-- but |
should embrace II
With sorro W.
Those who exult
IN It and gloat
over II remind me
OF a young girl
fondling a wrin-
kled and hideous
--atst
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-12
Things You'll Lore to Make

Front aud back panels are to be used
great deal. A new Interpretation is
these BEADED.RIBBON PANELS. Cut
strips Of twoinch ribbon couple OF
inches longer than your frock skirt. The
number of strips will. of course, depend
upon the width of panel you want. Cut
strips OF the ribbon the width of the
panels Join the ribbons together. Then
bead them. Black velvet ribbon with
ssright beads makes captivating BEAD
ED RIBBON PANELS FLORA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-12
Saws Refinement Always Apparent

says HeTHeTHeHs 'N""JS
Dear Cynthia--lt is my opinion that
"a Modern. Respectable Girl as she
terms herself. is to be. pitied. 1t Is quito
evident that she hasn't the least con-
ception Of what Responsibility and re.
flnement" imply. Her beauty" Is evil
IDENTIFY misfortune rather than an asset
and a topic of all-absorbing interest to
her. One mark Of refinement is that
person refrains from discussing and
Dragging about appearance or her
self. True refinement Is always ap-
parent to other people, so is the lack
OF II.
AS for her parents being Strict" u
sounds more as If she had none at all,
sincerely hope she may come to her
senses before II is too late.
A YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-12
At Loves Door

We hear the little eager knocks,
But still we cannot say, Come
in :"
To those poor wanderers called
words.
Who wish to view the wealth
within.
For. from some world We know not
OF.
Into the room a Presence slips.
Who looks on us with God filled
eyes
And holds a finger to his lips!
Oscar Williams, in the Designer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-12
Advice From "David /. w."

Dear Cynthia-Very much would
wish TO assist Bright Eyes of Love
and DISTRACTED" To the first I would
say. Judging from the title she gives
three years. as q wife should be a WON
an. not silly girl Would advise her
sweetheart" nineteen years of age, TO
go to father Of Bright Eyes Of Love"
and say, - love Bright Eyes and wish
to have your permission TO become en-
my wi e." II there is nothing against
Sweetheart" they will be apt to meet
him cordially as the accepted one OF
their daughter and sister
As to DISTRACTED One" would advise
George to go at once to the father and
say to him. Mr.. Jones, | love your
daughter. Mary, and am we'll provided
both in money and business and wish to
marry her ask your permission -
This is the only way for a manly man
to act II he objects. ask his reasons.
II ;hey are not valid ones and the
mother, as Mary says. is satisfied, 7
would say to the father. I'm spite of
AT the earliest possible moment and re-
quest you az my father to give the
bride away" Then marry In the church
OF which the coming bride is member
and both become members of the same
church. 1t is certain that the better
YOU live in your spiritual lives the bet
ter nd happier YOU will be in your nat.
ural lives. Put your cash in one bank,
both tOge her. remember you are one.
not two. As father with married
-Children il has been with them as 1t was
with myself. l am sure each one is
best adapted to select his or her own
helpmeet for life's long journey, not for
n day, week, month, but until Death
, US do part one man for one woman
Praise the Lord DAVID l.. w.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-12
WHAT'S WHAT
By HELEN DECE

The September moon--the harvest
moons the most enchanting OF all
llght-giverS. inspiring or renewing the
romance Of life. Rising Immediately
after sunset, it shines all night, attain
ing It's greatest splendor before md
night For this reason harvest moon.
light parties are always delightful, no
matter what form the festivities may
take-whether Slraw-rides, walking or
boating parties, orchard games or barn
dances,
Invitations to a barn.dance are very
informal, and may be made by telephone
tho day before the largely impromptu
gathering. The guests are requested to
wear country ClOthes' and the barn Tor
garage Is cleared for the occasion II
possible, n rustic fiddler should be en-
gagged 10 furnish the music and to "Call
OUT the dances, which may be old.fa sh-
ioned sets such as the Virginia reel, Old
Dan Tucker, quadrilles and the lancers
pollias and schottisches OF a past gener.
alton, Baked apples, gingerbread. sweet
cider and peppermint candy are appro.
pirate refreshments. "a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-12
Please Tell Me
What to Do
"Miss Sixteen" Is Puzzled
BY CYNTHIA

Dear Cynthia--Through your column
I read a letter from a young man VINO
signs MFR. Twenty-Five" Nay l ask
of YOU, Mr.. Twenty-Five, to please give
description of yourself. as I am puzzled?
MISS SIXTEEN.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-12

SfT CANNOT quite condonc your tender
L solicitude for the matrimonial state.
II seems to me that il is, at best, only
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-12
Bean Relish

String and cut in inch pieces two
orarts Of string beans. Place in pre-.
serving kettle and add
Ten large onions. chopped fine.
Twelue large green peppers, chopped
fine.
Cover with water and cook until beans
are tender. Drain and return to pre-
serving kettle. Now place in mixing
bowl
One quart OF vinsgdr,
Two. thirds cup Of -four,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-12

Tomorrow--1Facing the Truth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-12

In the next chapter they meet Judge
Sense, who plans to trap Bubby Bully
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-12

narily use, and we just cant th,,, .
It. SO we give II up, use a much ,k q
clumsy expression and beinoan IN. 'aors sose
that we have no vocabulary M I All isct
Evening star., 1921-01-23

BUSINESS MAN OF ABILITY
AND SUCCESSFUL PAST
TO TAKE FULL CHARGE AND
MANAGE FACTORY BRANCH
TO BE OPENED IN YOUR TOWN
LARGE CORPORATION; NATIONALLY
rx4TT fSeMS Musr ssGH rART 81
COMPANY By 1NvEsTING $500 ON BE-
CURED AND SAFE TERMS; CREDENTIALS
Rg3riRED; RHH Rel pu, POST OFFICE BOX. 1855
FOkACLA for sale: misunderstanding Safefy
scid-proof. non-eradicatinx ink for 10c quart;
practically eliminates check protectors; sam
pie quart, 81. 16i: West Lehigh. PhiladeI-
seJ MASS AVE. N.w-,;reat sacriace: three
roonIns houses: one Or all: called west
FOR SALE-By u lady. business. stock. etc :
six living rooms: ami; electric lights; two
for man retired or lady. Price. 81 80: terms
Addrees BOX lose. star ONCE, .3s
DOES YOUR INCOME STOP WHEN YOU
STOP WORKING?
DRAWING A MERE OR 4 PER CENT IN.
IEREET, WHICH IS PRACTICALLY MOTH
ING IN COMPARISON WITH WHAT TT
COULD EARN II IT WAS WORKING FOR
IN OTHER WORDS. ARE YOU ATTEND.
ING TO YOUR FINANCIAL AFFAIRS. OR II
YOU AND GETTING THE RETURNS WHICH
r0C SHOULD GET WERE YOU YOCk OWN
III YOUR MONEY Is LYING IDLE IN THE
js SANk; THEN ALL THE HARD WORK IT
COST YOU IS WASTED. Az FAR AS DOING
you ANY GOOD Is CONCERNED.
WHY DEPEND SOLELY ON YOUR SAL
AIRY FOR AN INCOME? WHY NOT INVEST
YOUR MONEY WHERE IT WILL BRING;
YOC AAXIMCM RETURNS WITH SAFETY
INpusTS1AE o1 coscbks S " %H1cA haAk nAs "a Ax \
BCSINE4S FAR IN EXCESS OF TTS CAPAC-
III FOR TAKING CARE or IT AND NEEDS
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL IN ORDER TO
SPREAD OUT AND OPEN MORE PLANTS
AND WHERE THERE Is VERY GOOD
POSSIBILITY OF THE lNvHSTNHNT MAX
ING YOU FINANCIALLY INDEPENDENT.
ADDRK6S BOX 122-C. STAR OFFICE. 23s
Evening star., 1921-01-23

81 600 WANTED with o. without services.
secures interest in going concern Offering I'm
mediate prospect Of large retM1s. LIYET1NE
OPPORTUNITY WHICH WILL NOT BE RE
references. Addrecs Box &c. Star edsee. "a
wOU1D MEET wnALTHY TINANCIER Cd.
Sound business ideals. coutFoiled By. under-
financed executives, must expand or fail II you
are not rated. gire bank references: No pro
npotefs, no ageats: references furnishad before
conference. Address Boz 70:C. star s@ee. ~
FURNITURE Of roouinE and bosrdias house
near Dupont Circle: 10 roons: rent $13S n1uth.
Addfe11 Boz sc. star 9@ee. Ne.
wANTED-Good. all-round nas. one VINO car
make small iayestnent; goo1 :.lary and steady
enpioynent. Bn9htwsod oaAitPsiun cs.. Cea-
tinental Trust bldg. 24s
WANT TO BUY . gas Aiiiss. .statisa, ests
aeceasosy store. or rent gaslse suitable for
service statSen: must b we'll leeate1 anA
bargain. Give full paftienlant' 1ne1nting psses.
Addfea1 Box &c, star l0ca.
FOR eAIELOld ~stabdsaed nafkst oeeTs Il
n4fthwest section; uDesAAfa a1d e(alUDed
With cold storage plant. This b an sxeep-
Address Box 2l0-B. star olbes.
DRM1sNAKING BUsIRHss in Auaaisc city.
With furniture. A1tars. cad Iease e sevea-reoa
corner apartmsat. Exeeptisl1l opDset2aity.
Good an-yssr business. Investigator saaieltsd.
Phose Oh. 1910. ~
AUTO ACCESSORY 0TORD and sfSe190 60t-
teYy stAtton. well equipped; sDseolidly feeae1a,
going eoueeF1. With very low rent % lease.
Fine place for anto.seile DO. ieoo Mith saan
as branch Of other business which VII sosa
demand all Of owners time. Do net ansWSe
unless you afs intsssstsa. Address Beg 01rD.
Star o18ee. -. =.
Evening star., 1921-01-23

10yT. MOTOR BOAT aad NV hat eanpase0y
eQuippoA hae du1gtnS:. owner, leeyiog dlfy;
cheap. = innediats buyer. Ptsss North 6Sss.
Evening star., 1921-01-23

Nearly 2S Years in the Tire Business,
8I2 18th St. Doors Above H St.
Evening star., 1921-01-23

Dollars In Hares 4
s ! ! ! ! : !
We pay 500 to Sl2so ssd a
up q pefr and express chA1eeA,
Big Pru6ts. We fufniah g1af.
anteed high-Srlde stack aAA .
buy all you raise. Use hack
yard. barn. cellar. attie.
Cont1act . IlluA Catalog fres.
Standard Fssd Fur Aas'n,
S09-K. 8FeaAvay. Nsv YssA.
cANARrEs-Ready for mating; excellent
males and females: night singers. 81: females.
q: Kate Isbell. East Falls Church. Va.
PUPPIES.
Pekinese and Pomer,nian. 2 to 4 months old.
pedigreed; and other puppies.
RABBITS.
old; weight from to 20 lbs; pedigreed.
Cheap. Fairchild's. 1915 9th st. NV.
GANARIEs-Male and female; also mated; $40
cANARIES-Fine young singers and females
lG 9th st. ne.
DIXIE BROODERS give service and protection
Fest card gets descriptive circular. Dixie Hat-
vesfer Co, 504 ct. NV.
OOOKHRM8-S. c. Black Minorcas hatci,ed
May l; Pape strain. @87 Georgia ave. 4s
coWS-Two fresh. with calves J. ". Mur.
phys. 6t. Vino. Va.
FOR SALD-50 pairs pure White Rock homing
pigeons; will sell cheap; make oRer. Chas.
Is. Burna, care Evening Star,
RHODE ISLAND RED cockereas, Carver
Tompkina strain. 820 21st IT NV. Phone
West d6S
Evening star., 1921-01-23

rsassa for seiling. leaving city. For further
tRehEUstios SURlI, ct 103 b ~ IN. a.
Evening star., 1921-01-23

hsase: equipped and tenanted: h.w.h. 73e
18th st.
81 600 Sl0. .OO-A local concern. now borrow
ing from the bank. desires q loan Of q more
permanent character; can use 81 900 to SO 600
from one to three years at 10 per cent: se-
ruhty 10 absolute: will stand most rigid in
xestiGattoa. Address R0x SIC. Star once 25s
FOR RBNT-Three rooms on nrst floor, shed
and yard to lady or couple wishing to open
hand laundry: IL party will buy some fufni-
ture and tools. price very reasonable. Address
Box Tic. star ONCE
FOR SALE-Beauty parior: excellent oppor-
tusity; best location In city. Address Box
124-C. Star ofiice. "a
FOR SALE-kooming or boarding house; dfSt
eiaM; newly furnished: near Dupont Circle.
Address Box l25-C. Star o6bce. 24s
SALES AGENCY.
New Yegk manufacturer will grant eXelusive
distxibuting rights 10 sales manager. business
nan OF sales agency: carry small stock: must
b Of good standing: representative viii be IN
Washington at an early date. q. y. D., %
Ciark St. Brooklyn. n. Y.
WANTD-A middie-agsd man to have half
interest in eoacesn bottiing csrbooated oever-
ages: GOOD opportunity. Address Bog 120-C.
Star once.
Evening star., 1921-01-23

$3.50 CASH. balance on easy payments; ROOM
ing house. 10 rooms; central location; lease
and reasonable rent.
II house: the best location in
town; Is rooms; reasonable rent.
Rooming and harding house-12 rooms:
cheap rent; near 4th and Eye: will sell or rent
furnished; splendid opportunity.
.S00-RoominE house; 10 rooms; rent. $8S.
81. $1.a0-Restaurant, Pa. ave. NV; rent. $50.
$800-Restaurant and bakery; rent, $50.
$SJO-Restaurant; central; lease; rent, $50.
$J0-Restaurant; rent, $40: lease; make onef.
$S0-Near-beer and lunch; rent. $50.
and rooms; rent cheap.
4.OOO-Searsbeer and lunch; NV; cheap rent.
"a. N.0OO-Near-beer and lunch. s.w.
$4J0-Confectionery: well located: spleadid
e, os fpturs: rent cheap: rooms; make oner.
house; cheap rent: equipped with 8. table.
u. 1.6OO-Grocery and rooms; rent, $50; splen-
:, o did location; sood business: 80. ..s-
$IO0-Gfocery and rooms: rent, $35. -.-,
00-Confectionery and grocery; rooms
$40-Grocery and one room: rent. $2I.
$2. .O00-9rocery and meat bus. rent. So.
$50: wonderful location and business.
$SO0-Tailoriny bus; In Mt: Pleasant; equip
ment worth $3.50: rent. SIS: owner leaving
town: inspect and make OFFER.
81. .0oO-TailorinE bus; near 18th and h: lease
on beautiful store;' $500 asked for lease;
Cigar and confect: rooms; cheap rent; well
located: make offer.
$eJo-Carpenter shop: rent. $2s,; we'll equipped
and we'll located: splendid little bargain.
se.ooo-Bakery; central location: rent, $eo: 3
location and bus.
s.. .10O-Dry goods and notion bus. rent. $40;
1sS.t stsa tsaa and
ket: good little business: rent only =.
$200.Bakery. market stand; long established: /:
-. cr,nrTc
Evening star., 1921-01-23
o2o N. Y. Ave.

GAZE: no better payine. located o. equa1ped
place in northwest at t4.500, -
Employment agency: half or whole intezest:
furniture worth price. .2t -
see fof results. .-..y..., t.--
n. E. RYON CO., INC,
Successors to New Yefk Realty Brokers.
Main lSOE flDQ af
Evening star., 1921-01-23

uENaTTTCHINO, 1Oc I'D; lkNnX1,,
.e1vies: an Vsrk fully suafsnteed. Cs. CAh.'
D0NEIs0N. s67 west SesA ST. 0s'''''is
Evening star., 1921-01-23
ON STORAGE

OAN - ONhHE
At Emerson & orme Garage. 1880 N st. NV
Owners must sell to save further expense.
All Of these cars are In good condition.
PRICE. $20O-Pullman touring. owner has
bought Q lighter car.
PRICE. $3S0-Cole 7-pass.; fine car for a
hacker.
PRICE, $675-Willys-Overland coupe: spent
best Of its time In storage.
PRICE. $675-Buick touring; a little car that
will please anybody.
PRICE. $s5o-Oakland roadster; only gone
PRICE, -Oldsmooile touring. seyl. look,
like new.
PRICE, $soo-Gnnt roadster, oply been used
q few mouths.
PRICE, s., 1,1s0-Buick Coupe-here is one that
that Win be sold quick
PRICE, 81 .200-Buick roadster: spare tire.
PRICE, 81 $1.250-veie touring, model 4s;
Gued buy for some one.
PRICE, X,500-Buick touring; new paint; runs
PRICE, 81 ,500-Buick 7-pass.; Rex winter top;
cord tires, heater.
PRICE. $1.5oo-Hudson speedster: some nice
looking car.
PRICE, 81, 650-Buick 5-pass.; only been used
few months: cord tires.
PRICE. $2,15O-Buick coupe; only used few
months.
PRICE. A.0oo-Apperson 7-pass: cost a. 500:
only gone go miles.
OTHERS HERE AND COMING IN DAILY
Dodges. Fords. Packard, Pierce-Arrow. stutz.
and several electric cars; In fact. any
car you want. II you don't know a bargain
bring some one along that does.
Notice to private owners desiring to sell
But condition. prics and title must be rish
SEE MR.. GADDESS,
For terms. trade or demonstratisa-
Evening star., 1921-01-23
FOR sALE-1usCELLANEOUs.

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