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Evening star., 1921-07-12
LOSS OF FOREIGN TRADE.
Exports and Imports Three Billion
Less Than Last Year.

Foreign trads of the United States
fell off more than, three billions OF
dollars for the fiscal year ended June
80. according to- a summary oh trade
issued today by the Department OF
Commerce. The slump was about
evenly divided between exports and
imports.
"a 5Is 00o. 900 as.s compared with S.
los, 900, 900 the year before. while I'M
ports amounted TO Sa.6ss.ooo.ooo; as
against S5,23s.oo 100000 the previous
wear. The trade batancA in favor OF
the United states for the year was
June exports totsled ss4o;oeee; 900
against }32e, 900. 900 in May and $685.
o00. 900 In June. 1920. Imports were
1900, 900 In May and $1sS,000.ooo'
compared with $5s2.ooo.ooo in June
1920.
were greater than for any year since
1917, with the exception Of 1920. -
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LEGAL NOES.
HENRY !. 0UINAtterney.

IN THE suPREME COZ OF THE DIS.
trict Of Colunbia. Holden Equity Court.
in re dissolution Of Clak Gisslsr. lac
Order Of Publication.-Tht3ect Of this suit
is to dissolve the orefeeretefore known
a. Clarke 4 Gissler. Inc. ltion having been
aied for that pufposs hy In. Giesler. Alex
andef Q. Clarke, f.. ~. Maisoln Get:
finger. original incorper1s and owners OF
the entire stock Of saidrporation. stating
that there are NO dsbts blis.tiens Of said a
corporation, and that Insect Tor which the
corporation WAS ofElnioeas beea entirely
sbsndoesd since ths arey ,of. Of NsvsnesE; ssI:
ist 6ay Of Juiy, AID. IL ordered, that all
personS intsresfsd In ADAPTATION appear IN
this court and ahov eagtf aay they have;
corporstioa sAssid not fIslvsd. Aad It Il
further ofaered that ef tnis osder s ns
the Washington Law Porsf. weekly for
three successive weet0f, s & ,sseI.,on n. ..;S tS
10th day Of August. AZ 1921. !. 4: HoEHL.
ING; ING Jg:tics SesNsssS SsssS clefS. 81 =. 2.
BELEW, Asst. Qern VVs1SU
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Commodity Reports
From Various Sections
Steel.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 12.-Thou-
sands Of tin plate workers who have
agreed to a cut Of 10 per cent In wages
are expected to be back at work in the
near future. Many plants laid on their
men when the old wage scale expired,
July !.
DUNKIRK, NJ. T.. July 12.-The
Brooks plant Of the American Locomo-
tive Company viii resume part time
oneration here this week. The plant
win be employed on an order for TWEEN.
ty-seyen locomotives for the National
Railways Of Mexico.
Erie shops At Meadville, Pa: Gallon,
Cleveland and Kent have resumed op-
erations after q shut-down OF two
months.
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r1tAsc1Af.,
Grain. Produce and Live Stock
,0cAL wHoxEsALr mARxy

LOCAL WH0LEsALE MARKET.
Esss-serictiy fresh. per dos. zsaSs:
average receipts. 37a2s.
Live poulty-Roosters. psr h.. II:
turkeys. per lb. s3aSs; chickens.
, sprins, per lb.. 36as0; hens. per lb..
lsaSo: keats. young. each. GOATS; chick
ems. winter. per ID. 30.
chickens. per H.. 4oa4s: hens. per ,lb..
%: ROSTERS. per H.. %; turkeys. Ssa
ems. winter: per H.. s5ais.
Pork-Dressed. small. per lb. Is.
Live stock-Calves, choice. per lb..
-; lambs. choice. Der lb.. 1oh: live
SS;:n S. s.s e.: Per Gs ss
California lemons. per box. 1o:ooall:oo:
California oranges. per crate: e:ooa
$50; grapefruit. per crate. 6.ooas.oo:
peachess per crate. 2.15aas0: biackber-
quart, as; ssats: e.ntsioupes. % a'pVosoS pacoas.oS pSf
Vegetables-Potatoes new. No. i.
psr harrei. 3.50eA.o0: lettuce. nearby. per
crate. 7ial.25: New York lettuce. per
crate. I25a2o0; celery. per doz.. 1.oOa
blinss per crate. l.2seL5o: spinach.
Der nrrel. 3.00a4.00: kale. per barrel.
L 0oat so: peppers. per crate, 2.ooa2 so:
peah nearby. per barrel s.0oal260;
onttnS, 1.25a2-00: cabbage. per crate.
20A3.60: cucumbers. 1.50a2.50: egg
pint. per crate. 3.00a3.50; tomatoes. per
bk. 1.50a4.50: asparagus. per doz.. 1.00a
80; corn. 2.00a3.00: beans. 7.0oal0.0o
DAIRY MARkETS.
BALTIMORE, July 1s (SpeciaD.-
Chickens-Auve, springers, pound.
32a42; white leghorns, 30a33: old
hens, 26a32: old rooster0 II: ducks
22a26; spring ducks, 26a32; pigeons,
pair. 35a40.
Eggs-Loss of. native and nearby
frsts. 80; southern, 2S
Butter-creamery. fancy, pound. 80
a4O; prints, 40a42: nearby creamer:.-.
36a3': ladies'. 24a26; rolls. 23a25; dairy
prints, 23a25; process butter, 2Sa1s.
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B. & O. BONDS AUTHORIZED.

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad has
been given authority to issue $1,SS4..
600 Of refunding and general mort
gage 6 per cent bonds. series B. to be
pledged a. security for promisaofY
notes to meet the company's require
meutA Subsidiaries Of the company
were authorised to issue various bonds
on the order Of the railroad under,
certain mortgages. 80
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Meat.

DETROIT, July 12-Ths supply Of
live stock reaching local markets con-
tinues very small, with best steers
bringing about $7.25 hundred
FORT WORTH, July .1a-aor
prices have advanced at all south
western markets and packing centers
Ono car load received here brought
$3.50 per 100 pounds, . record price
for the year.
BOSTON. July 12.-Prices for sir
loin and rump steaks have advanced
slightly In the last few days. Lamb
is scarce, with hind legs selling at
- to Is cents q pound, and chops
from 20 to Is cents. Dressed hogs
have advanced q cent a pound.
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Many St. Paul Area ToiIers
Are Reported Back to Work
BY L. D. MCKENNA
n>eisl niena tch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ST. PAUL. July 12-There has been
q. steady decrease of unemployment in
the northwest. Over two thousand
railroad employees who have been idle
for moro than q month, were back at
work again today. Increase Of opera.
tions by the railroads followed the
announcement Of the government
plan to aid the carriers by early pay
ment Of the debts contracted during
federal control. Adjustment of wages
in other lines also has tended to in
crease the number Of men employed
AS q result Of this renewed en-
ployment, retail trade Is better than
anticipated. considering the extremely
hot weather. Wholesalers generally
report more activity, but buyers are
still holding commitments to immedi-
ate necessitiea However. conditions
have a more favorable tone and there
appears sound reasons for the pre-
yailine spirit of optimism.
ARRANGEMENTS for the complete
financing Of the crop movements have
been completed and John e. Mitchell.
member Of the federal reserve board.
ia authority for the statement that
agricultural sections can secure all
the credit necessary to move crops
Mr. Mitchell also stated today that the
fifty million. dollar live stock pool
would begin to function this week.
and that many applications for loans
by stockmen would be acted on I'M
mediately. ,s
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VIRGINIA HIGHWAY BONDS.

NEW YORK. July ia local arm
IL Offering $300,000 Of A1bemarle coun-
ty, Va, s per cent road bonds. issued
to provide funds for q portion Of the
of Virginia has contracted to reim-
burse the county for the principal
amount Of the issue. Federal aid has
been extended to the county Ter the
Improvement The bonds are being
offered 1t SSK, to- yield shout Clio. :,
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Federal Aid to Railways
Expected to Help Pittsburgh
BY II. b. LAUFFMAN
Special Dispatch to The Star

opecial Dispatch to The Star.
eenfrontinr business and labor in this
territory gradually are being elm
mated a. factors retardinE return to
normal conditions. When the govern.
msnt makes its proposed disbursement
to the railroads large percentage OF
the amounts Is expected to md Its
way into the pay envelopes OF this
district through payments for railroad
repairs and equipment:
Return Of buyers to the steel mark ct
is expected as prices become stable
after the recent cuts. Mills now are
CAPACITY. In the Connellsville district
there is a perceptible improvement in
While the change is largely senti-
mental, it is based on reduction in pro-
ducing costs. The Frick Company is
expected to cut wages shortly. Lake
coal shipments are not up to expecta-
tions and mining shows a disposition
to lag. Bank deposits have fallen on
siiehtly. this being considered natural
as q result of loan liquidations.
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PARIS BOURSE FIRM.

PARIS, July l2.-Prices were quie
on the bourse today. Three per cent
renter 56 francs 40. centimes. Exchange
on London 4s francs IS centimes. Five
per cent loan. SO francs 20 centimes.
The dollar was quoted at IL francs Sc l..
confines
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PROPOSE.

OFFICE OF THE NAY0RD COUNCIL OF
Takema Park. Nd. July e21-Sealsd pro.
posais for the coastructlef approximately
win be received At the I Of the under.
signed up to o'clock p.nfonday. July IS.
1921. Bids viii Be openeA,i:30 o'clock PM,
same date. BY the mayofl council. IN the
and Tulip avenues, Takomark. Nd. speci.
ncations furnishsd upoa arAtion to BEN G.
DAVIS, Town Clerk, TakoPark. Nd.
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LONDON WOOL AUCTION.

LONDON. July 1.-THE wool auc-
tion sales reopensd with an offer OF
l2,a5{ bales Of good selection and
fair attendance, but demand was slow:
Lower prices prevailed. Merinos and
fine crossbreds being / to TN per cent
lower, and secured per cent down.
from the last series.
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VISIBLE SUPPLY OF GRAIN.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE visibl,
supply Of American grain shows tn,
following changes:
Wheat increased $4,000 bushels.
Corn decreased 2,0S5,000 bushels.
Oats increased 1,321.000 bushels. -
Rye decreased 226.000 bushels.
Barley, increased $4,000 bushels. :
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GrOcerieR.

ST. LOUIS, July 1.-THE grocers Of
this section have reduced their operating
costs about 80 per cent, and, obviously.
adjustment is not yet completed in this
line. For this reason conditions still are
unsettled.
NEW ORLEANS. July 12.-Revival Of
trade in groceries to the Latin American
republics has been most marked in the
last few weeks. Mexico has been a
strong factor in this demand. which has
shown an improvement OF from Is to 20
per cent
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Washington Stock Exchange,

SALES.
Washington Railway general 6s-$o. 900 at
92a.. 5000 at 92A.
Potomac Electric cons. 5s-$1 900 at IS,
81 600 at IS. 81 900 at IS.
AFTER CALL.
Lanston Monotype-5 at "a
Washington Railway 4s-e1,000 At OH.
q 900 at 6lh, 81, 600 at 61A.
Washington Railway general 6s-S1, 900 at
e2s, 81 600 at 92st, 81 .6OO at 97&, 81. 600 at
ss s aSSS SSS at at ss s a 4 aSSS At :s
02%, 81, 900 at 99E.
loney-Call loan. sa7 per cent.
Bid and Asked Prices
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Sugar.

NEW YORK, July 12.-Improvement
In demand for refined sugar has been
noted generally throughout the country
for the last few days, due mainly to
exceedingly warm weather. This has
had q Strengthening effect on prices,
which have advanced. This firrning up
Of prices has also Influenced demand for
rawS
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Textiles.

LUDLOW, Mass, July 12.-The Lud-
low Manufacturing Associates. makers
Of jute and twine. resumed operations
with $500 workers today. The plant
closed June 23 for inventory and re-
pairs, No change in the wage scale was
made.
NEW YORK, July 12.-Spring lines Of
bathing suits for 1892 will be offered At
offices and mills August 3. salesmen are
expected to take the road with these
lines about August Is. Manufacturers
have decided to open their lines stimuli
taneously this year.
Printing Trades.
CLEVELAND, July 12.-Pressmen.
press feeders and binders, who nave
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IeWelFY.

! NEW YORK, July 1.-THE impor-
tatfon OF uncut diamonds into this
country In May. totalins $28,010. were
the smallest for many months. Cut
stones imported In that month to-
tailed $2.012.196 in value.
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Shoes.

ST LOUIS. July 12-Price reductions
and vigorous selling methods have stimu-
lated buying from shoe wholesalers and
manufa cturers in this section. The vol
ume Of production and sales 10 larger
than for q similar period last year. The
tendency for fall demand is for plain
shoes, with fancy and costly models in
smaller demand.
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Flour.

KANSAS CITY. July 1a-Millers in
the southwest report that 5obbefs and
bakers are buying old wheat -four
for immediate or thirty-day delivery
moro literally than for some time
past.
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Automobiles.

ATLANTA, July 12.-Whie business
in new cars continues brisk the market
for used cars is overloaded and stagnant
here. The sale Of auto accessories 10
not within so per cent Of what it was at
q similar period last year.
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Hardware.

NEW ORLEANS. July 12.-Falling
prices have stimulated the market
somewhat in hardware, but retail mer-
chants etill are wary Of buying be-
cause Of fear Of further reductions.
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Confectionery.

DETROIT, July 1.-THE sale of
candies in this section has dropped of
nearly 50 per cent recently, but the
demand for fountain drinks has more
than Offset this SO far as receipts by
confecioners i4 concerned. - -
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Stock Of Pay
record. able.
Exchange Buffet Corpn. a. -. July . July %
Hlansr bcdy. g. saSo:: :......yuH Aug.
Fisher Body pf, q, t170..... July II Aug.
i a. Frsnilin MIG. %. M. !.
a. S1.71 ........ ........ July 70 Aug l
International Nickel pf,
1l.50 Aa.AAas.. .Juy u Aug. }
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Metals.

ST. LOUIS, July 12.-Lead and zinc
has shown slightly greater strength
this week with small increases in
prices.
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No fewer than thtrty-ssven nation.
enc Of the big New York hotefAs
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Paper.

DETROIT. July 1.-THE Detroit Sui
phate and Paper Company has re-
duced its force Of workers and has
normal.
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$1,1OO BUYS S1lO INCOME

LAReER RETURNS POSSIBLE. SEASONED
NANCE INSTITUTION UNDER SuPERvi-
SION OF STATE BANKING LAWS. BONES
OF PROFIT SHARING CERTIFICATES
C!AL TERMS IF DESIRED SEND FOR
CiMSgl.AR T.s07. NATIONAL CAPITAL SD-
CChITIEs CORP. p. 66o3. l4l6 Il ST. NV
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Paints.
Dry Goods.
SILK.

NEW YORK. July 12.-Seasonable
demand for light silk materials con-
tinues good. This Is attributed to the
spell of warm weather.
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TR RADE IN NEW YORK TERRITORY
HOLDING IT'S OWN, DESPITE HEAT
Retail Sales Stimulated by Bargain At
fractions Plant About Vanished
Profits Situation Elsewhere.

been on strike for a hour
week, have agreed to sign a three
year contract for a forty-eight-hour
week and returned to work. The
unions also agreed to a wage reduc-
tion of IS week beginning October l.
Paints.
CINCINNATI. July 1.-THE paint
ers' strike, which has lasted for three
months, has teen settled and the
painters have returned to work at the
old scale of s7h cents an hour. They
had demanded 81 an hour.
Dry Goods.
NEW ORLEANS. July 12.-Although
the drop in the cotton market has af-
fected sales in this territory. dry
goods manufacturers expect to start their
statesmen out next week with fall samples
The trade with Central America in dry
goods has shown a marked improve
ment lately.
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FINANCIAL.
REAL ESTATE LOANS

LET THOMPSON make your real estate
loans go Mayo Bldg. Usage 6sii.
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Packard Used Car
Market

Usage 1900

BUICK RoADsTER-i9u model. good
starter, good tires, fine mechanical com
dition. $500 Terms. Auto n Tiro Ex-
change 3ia Y. Second, Usage 5OOe.
CASE automobile, good paint, good top,
taxes It, GaSR"rs, S""aIs1" G"Tass Midway % We
twecn fulsa aud Sapulpa.
CARS WASHED. cleaned and polished
with famous DIME POLISH, win nor
collect aust nor turn paint white, work
done In your own garage Il desired. We
call fnr and deliver
Auto Cleaning Specialists
osnge IllS.
DODGE touring car viii tako Ford IN,
SOS South boston.
DODGE ROADSTER-lgs model, good
tlree. car recently ovorhaulod, t5S6.
second ST, osarc tooo "
FOR SALE--Ford touring car cheap Tor
okla, '''" ''' '''"' ''''"'''
rom touring car t9is modcl completely
"Nerhauiod. '1le tNst rmrd
FoHn ROADSTER 1870 model. good
.nd ushts, Terms i4,5. Auto and 'rlro
ESchauE". 2l3 q. Second. usnFc 5ooe.
ron SALE. Good rurd uu,.tn truck
with cab. $500, one half cash. balance
foRp SEDAN 1890 ruudcl, good mcchan.
lcal condition. new tires $500 sume
teruH Auto a I'T" IN. ltE.t. 3la u.
Second So. Os1Eo bouo
)'OH SALE -rord. Dodre HuNl, and many
other gnoi muls,s. ryHrr yVr a hprralns
t,rmH 20 tult lauA car Exchange. Alg
y Main. uH'rr iloN
fohh toul,ng ou 'n good condition. can
l2' w TInrd ur unon. oa'E, IgIL
FOR SAIE-pur CHIHluy suortat,r good
condition. inst o,srhouIsd will acu
out % town. osar. 'si@ '
FOR sAID Tw,uD five u-ud cars. an.
feTcrt makes. at very low price. VIII
take used car lu exchange. We nlsp buy
us"d cars. CAL on tIty Garage. ego NuIiu
Main. osaRe 6btN.
Los ANGEIEs UApIAToR WORKS.
EXpert rCparinE end rogurciug Dur now
honeycowb core Will keep your motor cool
Priced right aad guaranteed, Os.go l2fG
80 n Boston.
MITCHELL, t-uyss,ur,r Ius' u,,rnen'rI.
fine running 'uNd .'Iuu. f"W amt body
badly hLIut ".I r.I cheap. ,ll "
NEW FORD to trade for Hu,k roadster.
1890 or 1891. WIN ra5 cash difference.
osaEv lI0,
one ANn UNu,IIAIr tnp UlobT UuGI
cheap Tor varh. bsnEn N.AN
PARTY HAS LEFT TpWN and rutd fnl
mo GO sull beautiful 1870 lJ,ruc Arrow
5s-modc', used only hy owner Soc car
6st ". Flfh, userc a7'i
REPUBLIC ruJ'N-lR tom. good me,
ohar'cpl condition. a bargain, terms +,
frspuuabIr party. Mrs !. T.. Perkins
Routc 4. rulst. u~aEc se9c.J.
SEVEN PASSENGER touriuF car I'm,
,,r9nn'nE condition. $4,000 cash. osas'
WE brN aud scn used cuts. rr,mocat
Cedar -G4s
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EMPLOYMENT
sirtArIONs wANTED--MALE -
sa, antes thi, htadiNg ~aft be plid IN ss,arts.

WANTED. job Hs u Waterman. middle
age mon. strictly sober and honest mar
rieI. can give reference and bond. loHl-
offrc box tli West rulss. Okla.
YpUNg Man. sRo %. wide oilreld eS-
uofiencc. college education VIII DO any
thing W. so anywhere 7aO-F care World.
YOUSG MAN. g3 years ~ age. good edu
cation with Two md unc-halt years OIL
fieIt experience VIII DO anything any
NMnro. ll-F. MlrLh-
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pATTNT NIToKSpY
EMPLOYMENT
iIrIr wNNrrn MNLr

WANTED .n.st.lhutnts uut sue Tulsa fur
i...t product, .tuufitiHftd On Tulsa
large profit. tlu tr handled with other
lin' w. y in'''s. I'o' y. Trenton
GUNtt AIEs ~ 'ho Tulsa Business CrI.
I'gr arc uHufualIr we'll trained That'H
Why there Be- gu'd steady demand fut
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oBOARD AND ROOMS

ubIffS 10
LIBERTY Running water In
ovcry room. Phone a76. Sand Syringe.
MARCH ROOMS
1nHtan. s.. 2lt A.. So. So, a. per week.
Mrs. N'lle iiibbs. Prop osRge ans.
JACOBS HOTEL.
stag hotel goo rooms. froptnof through
out, your lifo Is Hato when asleep. close
IN TO husiuoHr aud dopote Popular
prices per day 81 ant tl2b, por wock
S. and 81. SOS East rlrst street.
JEFFERsCr HOTEL.
3i6 s. uouidcr.
All outside rooms. shower snd tuh
baths; private or connecting Tho cool
cot and best ventilated hotel In tho city.
SPECIAL SUMMER RATES
ihoar oHago iSi7 s3is,
Vt. LOUIS HOTEL
FOURTH aud Eirin. clean, cool rooms
Very reasonable.
TULSA ROOMS ai7h 2 Cincinnati:
ruums 81 day aud up, per week 81 up.
Osnrr $3.50.
MESTLAND UOrEts-i Hot aud cold water
private and connecting baths. summer
rates. f5Nand up. gObis II. Third. Ossgo
1873.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY
HOUSEHOLD GOODS q,
AS snesf thh heading Huu bt psls 10 ae,s,.. >"

TWO bedroom suites. piano. I.r... ..
uishings, rugs. range, heater. dial. .
Slj y. Cheyenne. Usage gl1s
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~Irt NrtoN- WANTED. IEMNiE 10
Ads aneu this hsadlns mBt he pals In advance.


EXPERIENCED stcnostaphcr desires po.
gl'ion, temporary or permanent. osage
t1t5
ENrEkIU%DED combination bophk"epcr-
Htrrugfurhcr desires permanent position.
Call OsaEe 221S or cedar -ooi, ask for
" ss johnson.
Position ~ e. n. y operator, can also
rlo Address box tft.F. World.
PRACTICAL NURSE Wants confinement
cases. Mrs. Munthnrp. osage aiie.J
sTENDGEApHLu.- WHO has spare uwo
m office. wants typewriilug and copy
work tu do. Dsan tJg2 OF call 500 Daniel
HllF
sIESOGHApHER dcsiros position, three
years experience. Phone Si', stni
SpriuEs.
SrENOGRAPUER. very COMPETENT. 10
years experience Ia traffic, commercial
ana legal work, city retcrupce. Telephone
usare t'1c u
SrESopHAPUEH eight years experience,
Wishes position, permanent or t"mpor-
1ry. 'alev lHtN.
WANTED Position by experienced typist
general office W.IG, have also had -FOUR
ytfrs. urAp,IiouCo as saloslaiy. can 'rage
600.
WIDOW With child I years odd, wants
position 80 houSokcep"r, good cook
Prefer plac" IN the country loo-f'
world
wANTED-po Position M =. -. y. operator
and flo clerk. cashier or work ln doc
tors office. l5o-F. World
WIDOW wants position as housekccper
for widOwer or bachelor. References
exchanged lH-F. care world.
YOUNG LADY desires position as =. n. y.
operator. also stenographic work. Usage
7s1O.J
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BUSINESS SERVICE


Rooms PApErtED
Including paper. f1r O. and up. House
dty1rHNuE 100 sll IT, branches. estimates
shrcrflly Elveu. ell work euatsnate"i.
q IS. sutherland. Cls West Third. Opssp
fIT
WALL rNrEP at uig reductions Let us
furnish estimate. Art Wal Paper Co.
AI' EuH'.r.
W A. TuDNPsJN
Painting. paper hanging and decorating
50. p..ftH F|. ..t Ihuur tHrro rtuJ.I.
pNJENT ATTORNEY 81
rNrIEr" Irad'uarks
Na. us Nh,tU'r your Trade MARKS are
u.I'r,''d ir south America. write for
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NOW WILL YOU BUY ONEo

Every ono q ruod safe huv. with do.
urcoiittou consumed by tho original
buyer liis l"gH your gain.
1920 Studobukcr "Spccinl SiN'
Ike new ................. $50
1912 Haynes Sedan, driven only
5000 miles .............. 1880
1918 Willya-k knight, 7-pnss.
bargain .,...,.........,, 500
1920 Overland Sedan. rchmlt
aud guaranteed ........... 900
1920 Overland Touring. rebuilt
and guaranteed .......... d25
1920 Overland Touring. rebuilt
and guaranteed ...l.... 400
1917 Ford delivery. excellent
condition, good tires. ...... 175
1918 overland delivery. model
W ................. $50
Suitable terms to responsible parties.
CARHART MURPHY
FRENCH co.
COZ South Boulder Phone O-5560
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY
a. NJ.