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The Washington herald., 1922-06-16
MRS. CASE TALKS TO THIN,
SICkLy WOMEN AND GIRLS
Some Times You Need One Tonic and Some.
times Another-She Endorses Three and
Tells About Them and Troubles
They Are Made For.

really study up on the subject
and keep abreast Of the times. or
else get someone who 10 doing
that to tell you, and everybody
cannot afford the services OF a
high-priced specialist
Now, IL the reader is really
anxious to gain better health and
viii come to see me at the
Peoples Drug Store No. 4, corner
of Seventh and NJ streets. any day
this week. / will be very glad to
talk with them without the
slightest obligation on their part
and IL will give me great pleasure
to tell them everything I know
mentioned above. (All next week
l will be at Store No. S, corner Of
Eighth and H streets northeast.)
Two Of the tonics j refer to
are In tablet form and one is a
liquid. Some folks should take
one and some the other. One of
them Is q dandy tonic for folks
who have been going a little too
fast either at work or play or in
q social way. You know what I
mean. They are not sick. They
are simply WORKOUT. unstrung,
overworked. Their weight and
draggy - can't sleep good - lack
appetite - feel sluggish, irritable
and out Of sorts and need some
thing to brace and tone them up
good. Broadway isn't the only
place folks lead the merry. furi-
Gus pace. I'll tell you what they
are. They are something new
here. but are widely used up
North. They are called Gray
Tabs The Peoples Drug Stores
nave them in soc and dollar size
bottles. Sometimes II takes fve
or six bottles to do the work
right, but they are worth IL. /
know of hundreds Of girls and
women and men, too, who have
been wonderfully helped by Gray
Tabs.
Then there is q liquid tonic for
weak, frail. thin people Just get
ting over a long sick spell or
breakdown. or who have dragged
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along for months since an opera
out. They ache all over, perhaps
can't regain appetite. strength.
steady nerves, OF rest we'll nights.
The days work wears them out.
The tonic / mention is Hypo-Cod
and Is worth Its weight in gold.
II puts, a person back on their
feet days and weeks sooner than
weaker. ordinary tonics. Thou
sands here In Washington know
what Hypo-Cod will do. 1t agrees
with the weak stomach and is SO
pleasant to take even the chill
dren love II.
And last. but not least comes
4 really and truly effective Vita
mine tablet. It is the only one
made combining both Vitamines
and Stomachic elements, and
since the theory that vitamines
are woefully lacking in modern
food was exploded and the real
ssimilation-I personally believe
II IL the only really effective
tonic for building the complexion,
increasing the weight. rounding
out the sunken figure and face
and building up to robust
strength the many under-nour-
ished. depleted people Who have
been too thin and anemic for a
long time. Come see me IL you
can. II you cannot. Just go TO
nearest Peoples Drug Store and
buy q treatment of one or the
other. II out t-of-town. write me
care OF Peoples Drug stores.
washing gton, D. C.-Adv.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN.

BALTIMORE. June I5,-wheat-
Receipts, s6,s44 bus. No. red
winter spot. s1.22Z; No. . sarlickv
spot, s1.17E.
corn-Receipts. 3o.57s bus. Cob
corn $3.50 barrel. Track yellow
corn. 7oha71c; contract spot, ssxc;
No. 4 spot, 67kc.
Oats-Receipts, $3.50 bus. No. q
white oats. 4s4c asked; No. . white,
'45c asked.
Rye-Rsceipts, 11i,47s bus. No. 2
western rye, spot, sS%c.
Hay-Receipts, 30 tons. Good
hay. s1sa2I.
straw-No. 1 tangled rye. 1880;
No. ! wheat. s1l.50s12: No. ! oat
(nominaD, s12ais.
Mil Feed-city Mills winter
bran, per ton. in 1o0-lb. sacks. $50;
Patapsco mill feed, per ton, in
1oo-lb. sacks, s2s; white middlings,
per ton. in So-lb. cotton sacks, sac;
same in 10o-lb. juts sacks, s37.
These are jobbing prices.
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COSTS VERY LITTLE
NO TROUBLE AT ALL

Il would hate to visit the bath
ing beaches thIs' summer IL was
as thin as a rail and looking half
SICK. They say a business man
cannot put up a bold argument II
he Is broke, but when q girls
mirror shows her thin. pale, half
sick features she loses her nerve
completely. i know how miser-
able 1t makes a girl feel to look
bad because was a girl once
myself, and a mother. too" de-
clares Mrs. Gene Case.
Il wish ! could get every thin,
sickly, frail-looking girl and
woman in Washington to come
and talk with me at my demon
stration in the Peoples Drug
Store, because can tell them
little secrets of better health
worth knowing. The unstrung,
nervous folks. too. I know three
dinerent tonics-each one exactly
nts certain eases. Each, OF the
three Is made Of finest ingredi.
tionally known Laboratory.
know they do the work because /
know OF thousands Of actual
cases where one or the other of
these three tonics worked won-
ders.
you would think every woman
would jealously guard her most
valuable asset-health and beauty
but though thousands keep up
to date on manicures, hair dress
ing, dances and fashions, very
few know the hrst thing about
building up their health, enrich
ing their blood. improving their
digestion or otherwise keeping
their health, which is the best Of
all beauty aids. Modern medi-
cines make II just as easy to i'm
prove their health as science doe.
to put a polish on your nails.
of course no one single medi-
cine will cure all Ills. You must
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PRODUCE MARKETS
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. June lS.-Fiour-
Quiet and steady.
Pork-steady; mess. s2s.so.
Lard-Firm; middieweight. spot,
s12a12.1o.
sugar-ouiet; raw, t4.4sa4.5o; re-
dned. quiet; graduated. $5.soas,
coffee-Rio. No. q, on spot. 11ka
INC; No. Santos. 14ha14xc.
Tallow - Steady; special sno:
city. Shc,
Hay-No. 1, s1.B5a1.so; No. .,
$1.3oai.s5; clover. socas1.55.
Live Poultry - Geese. l5a2oc;
ducks. 16a23c; fowls, 2sa2sc: tur-
keys. 2oas6c; roosters, 13c; broIiers,
30a45c.
Eggs-Unsettied: receipts, 47,6ss.
Nearby white fancy. 45c; nearby
mixed fancy. 24aa4c; fresh nrsts,
24a31c.
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BALTIMORE. June lB.--Buttsr-
Fancy creamery. pound. sss3shc
choice creamery, ssa31c; good cream
cry. 33as6c; prints. 3eal1c; blocks.
3sat0e; nearby creamery. sta3sc;
ladie. s7a2sc, Maryland and Psnnsyl-
vania. rolls, ssasse: West virginia
rolls. 2Sa17c: store packed. 2sc.
Eggs--The following prices are for
wholesale lots; jobbins lots higher:
Maryland and Pennsyiyapia and near
by firsts, s4c; West virginia. 2sc;
Southern, &c.
Live Poultry-Chickens. old hens.
~ lbs and over. 24c; medium, . to
4 lbs. 23a2<c; white Leghorns. ID.
22a3sc: old roosters. 1ta15c; spring
chickens. IN lbs and over. 4Sa5oc;
IN to ~, lbs, 40s45c; ! to IN lbs.
s5a4oc; white Leshorns. IN lbs and
over, s5a40c; smaller. 30asSc; young
winter. Q lbs and under. 4oa46c. Ducks
-Pekins. ~ lbs and over. fat. ID,
2oae2c: puddle. ID. 13a2oc; Muscovy.
1sa2oc; spring ducks. 1sasoc. Pigeons,
young. pair, 3oas5c; old. pair. aoas5c.
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FOREIGN FEDERAL
BOND LIST HOLDS
MARKET INTEREST
Yugo-Slavfa Offers SIS,
100000 40-Year 8 Per
Cent Bonds.

NEW YORK June 1s.-Interest in
the bond market was again centered
in the foreign government group. In
addition to further excited trading In
the obligations Of the Mexican govern
ment the market was called upon to
absorb an offering Of $7b.0oe.ooo 40
year 9 per cent bonds OF the King
dom of the Serbs. Croats and Slp-
venes. This. the initial foreign loan
Of YuGo -Slavia was offered by bank
ing syndicate at s5h and Interest.
yielding $40 per cent. The proceeds
Of this loan will be used principally
ta rehabilitate the railroads Of the
country. French s. and TVS rose
briskiy on the days peparations de-
velopment Other foreign bonds were
fairly Arm.
Monetary Situation.
Announcement Of the cut in the
Bank Of England's rediscount rate
from to 3h per cent and q decline
in bankers aeceptanees rates to near
ly the lowest in four years led trad
ers to believe that further monetary
ease would be seen. Somewhat nrrner
call money rate was looked upon as
but temporarily incident to the aov-
ernments operations at this time. The
railroad group. nevertheless, was ir-
regular. fractional increases being
shared pretty evenly with declines.
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PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE,

PHILADELPHIA, June 16.-1ut.
ter-Solid packing creamery. hirh
scoring. 3sa4oc; extras, a7c; extra
hrsts. s4a34hc; hrsts, 3laasc: sac
onds, 2Sa3oc. NSweet creamery
choice fancy. 3sa41c; fair to GOOD.
sohas7hc; fancy prints, lsatsc:
fair to good, 3sa42c.
Esgs-Nesrby extra nrsts, a6hc:
nrsts' 23hc; Western extra nrsts
25hc; hrsts, 24c; seconds. 2oa22c.
fancy candled, a3aa5c; fair to good,
Live Poultry-Fowls. fancy vel
low skinned, 27a2sc: medium. ga
zec; white Leghorn. 23a2sc; old
boosters, l6a17c: turkeys, 25assc.
pueks' white Pekin. 2oa22c; mixed.
lfa1sc. Geese, 1Ia1sc,
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

CHICAGO, June l5.-CattIe-
Prime steers. ssas.T5: good to choice
steers, ssas.25; feeding steers. ssa
7.7S; heifers, ssas4o: yearlings, fair
to choice. s7as.75; plain to choice
steers, s6as: plain to choice cows,
st.26aI25; good to fancy calves.
Ssa10.
Hogs - Choice light butchers,
sl0-40al0.75; mediumweight butch
ers, s1o.35a1o.so; fair to fancy iixht,
slo.l5al0.7o: heavy butchers, $3.50
1850: heavy packing. ss.4oas.ss;
rough packing, ss75as5o; pigs. IS
aIo.50.
Sheep-Good to choice iambs.
ss.soal3; yesrltngs ss.soai1; weth-
VS., ts.50ss; ewes. s2as.2s.
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DAILY MARKET REPORT.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.

Compiled By the U. 8. Bureau Of
Markets and Crop Estimates-)
Sale. from Wholesalers Direct 70
Retailers.
Cabbage Barrels. homegrowns.
75casl.
Cantaloupes-Californias. Salmon
tints, standards ASS, some overripe.
soft, best, ss; poorer. $3.50; Ponys
45sx and 54s, some overripe, sort
s5.6oa6.50.
Peaches-North Carolina, SKIES.
Greensboros, poor condition, Sl.25a
1.So. Early Rose, mostly around -.
Arps. small sizes, s,.7sas.oo.
Tomotoes - Florida, skies. ripes,
wrapped. quality and condition,
poor. overripe, wasty, all grades,
best. s1.o0a2.oo; poorer. soc; some
worthless. Misslssippis, fours, green
and turning. wrapped, No. l. Sl.4o
also.
watermelons - Floridas. Tom
watsons. 80 to IS lbs-average. S0.75
al.oo; 81 to 2s lbs average. a6aSoc
each.
White Potatoes-North Carolina,
cloth-top STAT barrels. Irish Cobblers.
No. 1. best mostly around IS, few
sales. s5.25a5.5o; wasty, 81.
Blackberries-North Carolina, ex-
press. 32-qt crates, s5a7. few high
as IS.
oranges-California boxes, 80.
String Beans-Homegrown ham
pers. s1.5oa3.oo.
Peas Homegrowns. hampers,
s2.5oa3.5o.
Esq Plant-FlorNa. crates, s3oo
a2.5o.
Peppers - Florida. crates. si.5oa
ESQ.
Lettuce-Homegro crates. ap-
proximately 2 dozen head; best.
s1.ooa1.25; poorer. Soc.
Corn-Florida, crates. approxi-
mately dozen. wide range quality
and condition, s0.5oa2.oo: North
Carolina. crates, best. sI.5oa..oo:
few sales. s225: poorer. 81.
cucumbers-North Carolina. ham,
pers. fair quality. s1a2
I HuckleberrifS-N North Carolina,
s2-o+ crates. 25a3oc per at.
Sales to 8 a. m.
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PITTSBURGH LIVESTOCK,

PITTSBURGH. Pa. June 1s.-Cat-
tle-choice beeves. ssas: good. ss.25
ss.75; fair. s7.7bas.5o; veal calves.
s10a10.50.
Sheep and Lambs-Prime wethers.
$6.s5as.7s; geod. $5.5oas: fair, mixed
s4.50a5.26: lambs, si2sl4.
Hogs-Prime heavy. sl0.s0aI0.so; };
Medium. s11.1oa11.15: heavy Yorkers,
s11.1oa11.15; light Workers. Silica
Ills; pigs, s11.1oa11.1s; rough. ssa
SIS; stays. s5s5.25.
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METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. June 15.IThe Lon
don cable quoted SPOT tin 1bs
higherzat fi51 SIS, ana futures los
nigher At fis2 IS; sales $50 tons
and 500 tons. Standard copper is
los higher at ISL It's Sd for spot
ana fe2 20 Sd for futures; sales
100 tons and 500 tons. Electroiytic
Is unchanged at fss. Spot lead is
Is Sd lower at f24 10 Cd. ana spelter
unchanged at Ez7 Iss.
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BUFFALO LIVESTOCK.

EAST BUFFALO. N. Y, June Is
Cattie-shippins steers. ss.75as.so
butcher grades. s7.5oss.5o; cows.
32.5oas.6o.
Caives-Culls to choice. $3.ooalo.
Hegs - Yorkers. sll.1o; pigs,
s11.1o: mixed, si1to; heavy, S1i.lo;
roughs. ss.00as.75: stays. S5.ooas.oo.
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WASHINGTON PRODUCE.
Esss-strictiy fresh. ssc.

Live Poultry - Spring chickens.
csc: little springers, 35a37c; white
Leghorns. 35c: hens. 25c; roosters.
16c.
Dressed Poultry = Hens, 2sa2sc;
spring. 4oa45c; III pounds up,
roosters. 1sa17c; hen turkeys. soa
33s: toms. 25a2sc.
Livestock - Calves. choice ioc;
undergrades, &c: lambs, top spring.
14c; undergrades, 5a6c; sheep. tops.
Safe.
Hides-salted. sha7c: green. sh
a7c; bull, green, 3a5c; bull, salted.
Sc; calfskins, per h.. Sc; horse
hides, each, s1.o0a1.5o.
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LOCAL
Cw. 3. Hibbs 3 Co.. Hihbs Dlds., H..
esrs Wilmington stsck Exchange

Washington Gas IS. 500 ut s4S.
Washington Gas 7hs, 1000 at lo4H.
500 at 104h.
Annapolis and Potomac R. r. Sc, 81 900
at s7h.
Washington Railway and Electric 10. $500
at 1871.
Washington Railway and Electric zen &c.
81 90 at ssh.
Washington Railway and Electric com,
% at 4o%.. Is at 4o1s, Is at so. a5 at so.
washington Gas Light, IS at ssh.
AFTER CALL
Capital Traction IS. 81. 900 at ssh. 81 900
at esh. $1,000 at es1a. 1000 At 9s1s. $500
at 9sh.
Capital Traction. 10 at eTH, IS at sII.
Aoney-Call loans, S per cent.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

~~-~~~~~-~S~I~-S~~S~~~--~~-
AUTO MECHANIC HELPER; ExPE-
rIenced. Y, NJ. c. A. EMPLOYMENT
DEPT. I1ss c st. nv. 211
ExPERIENCED HOTEL CLERK; HAS
been employed as night clerk. Y. NJ. c.
A. EMPLOYMENT DEPT. l1se q o.. nv.
2T2
MAN WANTS PQSITioS AZ BooKKEEP-
or. either whoR or part tina. Apply
Y. NJ. C. A. EMPLOYMENT DEPT. 17se
q st NV 272
BooKKEEPERs. ACCOUNTANTS, AUDI.
tors at your service; LET u know your
wants and we win promptly nil them.
Bldg. 18th and n. Y. ave. 211
MIDDLE I6E MAN DEsfREs POSITION
ss wstchmsn. Y. NJ. c. A. EMPLoY-
MENT DEPT. i1ss G st. NV. ~
ExrERrENcED TYPisT AND CLERK DE-
sifes position; SIS per week. Y. N. O. A.
DAPL0YMENT DEPT, l7se @ st. No.
sfN0LE WHITE MAN DEsIREs POSITION
Is 3anitor. Z. 81. G. 4. nNPLorNENT
nEPrs 11so o st. nv. T2
chACf4EtR DESIRES P0sfTIoN WITH
private party or taricae company. Y. NJ
o. 4sENPLoYMHNT DEPT. i7ss e. nv.
TiRST-CLAss xUTo fEcHANIc pEsrkEe
position. Y. N. o. A. EMPLoYhENT
DEPT 17S6 q At. NV. z2 ,
GOOD ENGINEER DHsihBt POSITION
with chance for adysseeDent. 4, N! e.
A. ENPLoYAnNr DEPT. ifss st nv.
49, k<
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Female.

OVER $50 or THE LAIaEsr COMMA
cisi eoncerns In town use cur personal
service; they have tested Il and know Its
merits; II 10 also at your service. Just call
Main 81. NATL PHReoNNEk DukgAU.
- Bosd Dhs.. iteh and y. =. - IN
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EADY DECLINES
FEATURE TRADING
In GRAIN MARKETS
darket's Undertone De
cidedly Easy; Sentiment
Lacks Bullishness.

NEW YORK. June I5.-The following
shows the movement Of breadstufs at
New York today In bushels Of grain and
barrels Of four.
Receipts Exports
wheat. $4,000 $1,000
Corn oesOOO IO.Wo
oan.............. $1,000 o4o.U0
The export elesrances from the seven
principal ports OF the Atlantic seaboard
New York. Boston. Philadelphia. Balti-
more Newport News. Galveston and New
orleansl, thus far this week, as com
pared with the contemplating days OF
last week have been as follow.:
Today This week Last week
wssst... $4,000 s17.ooo l.lisOoo
Corn $500 Lsio'ooo 100 l'eis.ooo o
Exports Of wheat from the four ports
New York, Boston. Philadelphia apd
Bsltinorsl. were 10000 bushels; last
year. nil.
CHICAGO. June i15.-while dry
and warm weather continues In
Kansas and Nebraska and little
hope OF relief was held for the
near future, the undertone of the
wheat market was decidedly easy
with July OF around cents from
yesterdays finish at the low point
Trade was mainly of a local char
acter and sentiment was much less
bullish than on the previous day
and a majority Of the pit longs
sold out early. Lack of export de-
mand and of sustained buying OF
futures Is counting heavily against
the market. Harvesting Is making
rapid progress in the Southwest and
while there were more or less dam
age claims due to premature ripen-
ing they failed to attract much at
tention. Rains fell in parts iof the
Northwest, which was ideal for
spring wheat, and the forecast for
the Northwest was for unsettled.
There was some talk of further re-
selling at the seaboard.
Coarse Grains.
Corn showed a much easier un-
dertone and declined readily with
rather persistent selling of July by
commission houses. Some of the
buyers of corn yesterday hedged by
sales of wheat, which added TO the
weakness in the latter grain. Crop
reports generally were favorable
Oats started higher on continued
dry weather and less favorab BILE
crop reports. but broke sharply
later with prices down to new
low figures on the crop. There was
talk of a liberal cash demand.
Furnished BY W. 3, Hibbs & oo.)
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NEW YORK. June 15.-Ths following
shows the movement Of bresdstufs at
New York today In bushels Of grain and
barrels Of four.
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UMBRELLA wITH LIGHT
handle on Mount Pleasant car wednesday
forenoon. Finder please call Adams 1881.
LosT-CAT, BLACK. NAME sHAKY;
strsyed from 21i2 First 81 nv.. Sunday.
Is reward. rslephoee North s231-W. 2Ii
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LOST AND FOUND

AOSl fAlv0 EV0tN0
handle on Mount Pleasant car wednesday
forenoon. Finder please call Adams 1881:
L0sT-CAT. BLACK. NAME sHAKY:
strsyed from 21l2 First o.. nv, Sunday.
IS rrwsrd. TelepheGe North s2s7.M. III
HELP WANTED
Male.
MAN.
man Who Is inherrstiy honest. vso e.,
faithfully represent an orSsnisstien Of na-
tional reputation and record; regardless Of
your present cccupatiou you may Be thet
type Of man whom ] can place In o post
tion to earn not lees thss 5000 per year.
II you cannot call Immediately. vrits for
appointment-
71s ALBEE BLDG. 2@
Auto Mechanics; eIperiesced Fords.
Cigar Salesman for local trade.
Clothing Salesman; thoroughly experienced.
Counter Mar for lunch room.
Grocery Salesman: thoroughly ex2eriescsd.
soda Dispenser; experieDeed man.
stenogrspher and clert wanted.
Many other positions for men.
WASHINGTON BUSINESS BUR-, 10 lxth.
WANTED = FIRST CLASS
automobile mechanic; no
others need apply. E. j.
QUINN MOTOR SALES CO.,
824 14th st. NV.
pr ~ y A n = n
Apply PENN ELECTRIC AND GAS SUP
PLY CO.. s11h 9th ct. NV. $50
SODA pIsoESsER; LARGE DRUG
store: good opening. NATL PERSONNEL
BUREAU. sos Bond Bldg, 18th n. I.
ave. ~
NULTiGRAPH OPERATOR: YOUNG MAN;
good salary. NATL PERSONNEL Bu-
REAU. Dos Bond Bldg, i4th 3 n. Y. ave.
YOUNG MAN AoEp as TO Is YEAns;
sales experience. Salary depends 90 setl-
ity. NATL PERSONNEL BUREAU. scs
Bond Bldg. 18th q n. 7. ave. SO
sTENoGRAPHER; TIRsr CLASS; $50 PER
month to start. Good opening. NATL
PERSONNEL BUREAU, sos Bond BldS-,
18th 4 n, Y. ave. $50
ROAD ToREMkN; OUT OF TOWN;
transportation furnished. NATL PER
soNNEL BUREAU. soS Bond Bhs., itth
n. Y. ave. 40
QUARRY MAN. OUT OF TOWN WORK.
Transportation furnished. NATL PER
soNNEL BUREAU. sos Bond bids-. i4th
Z y: Y. aye. $40
sALEsMAN-fOILET ARTICLES AND
fruit products; established trade: good
pay. NATL PERSONNEL BUREAU, so5
Boad BidE.. l<th and Y. 7. ave. 3ss
CooK-FIRsT CLASS: SNAIL REsrAUR-
ant: salary and meals. NATL PER-
soNNEL BUREAU. sos Bond Bldg. I<th
and n. Y. ave. 214
SODA DIsPENsER-FIRsT CLASS; OUT
of-town summer resort. NATL PERSON
MEL BUREAU. sos Bond Bldg, 14th and
v: Y. ave ia
wANTED-MAIE NURSE AND COM
paniou; one who can give massage, Ap-
ply Y. N. c. A. EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
iIss @ t. NV 2Ip
BOOKKEEPER AND TfPfsT: AGE 20 10
IS years; competent and energetic. Ap-
ply Y. N. c. A. EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
l73s q St NV 21e
sTENoGRAPHER; LAW oYfICE: GOOD
opening. NATE PERSONNEL BUREAU.
705 Bond Bldg. l4th and n. Y. ave. 20
SEVERAL OPENINGS FoR EXPERIENCED
salesmen: salary q commission. NATL
PERSONNEL BUREAU. sos Bond Bldg,
wANTED-A BCsHELMAN APPLY AT
once. THE NODE. ilth and 2 st. ses
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Exports Of wheat from the Tour ports
New York, Boston. Philadelphia apd
BsltinoreD. were 10000 bushels; last
year. nil.
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Female.

Clerks, Stenographers, Typists
saIesgirls soda dispensers. ushers. wait
resses. nurses aud various other positions
open daily.
Wash. Business Bu., 710 14th.
a2e
TYPIsT. WITH KNOWLEDGE or STE
nognphy. SIS week. advsncement.- NATL
PERSONNEL BUREAU. sos Bond Bldg.,
14th & n. 7. ave. s2o
sALEsIADY-TOILETA ARTICLES: EsTAB.
tshed business; good pay. NATL PER
soNNEL BUREAU, soS Bond Bldg, 18th
and n. Y. ave. 2ss
sTENoGRAPHER-KNo OF P. B.
Y. bnrd. s25 per week 70 start. NATL
PERSONNEL BUREAU. ao6 Bond Bldg.
1<th and n. Y. ave. 21<
SODA DISPENSER; ONE WITH DRUG
store experience preferred: fair ssisry.
NATL PERSONNEL BUREAU. So6 Bond
Ridg., 18th and n. Y. ave. 2s2
sALEsLADY; DEPARTMENT STORE Ex-
pertsuoe: top salary. NATL PERSON
MEL BUREAU, 3C5 Bond Bldg, 18th 4
n. Y. ave. Isl
LEARN TO EARN-Beauty culture taught
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The Washington herald., 1922-06-16

1he export clearances from the seven
principal ports OF the Atlantic seaboard
New York. Boston. Philadelphia. Balti-
more, Newport News, Galveston and New
orleansl, thus far this week. as com
pared with the eorresp>nding days OF
last week have been as follows:
The Washington herald., 1922-06-16

(Compiled BY the U. 9. Bureau oi
Markets and Crop Estimatea)
Sale. from Wholesalers Direct q
Retailers.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-10-26
Paul Wilcox Very Severely
Injured by Corn Shredder
Well Known Young Farmer Loses
Portion of Left Hand-Resting
Fairly Easy

Paul Wilcox well known farmer re-
siding with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
G. D. Wilcox in the Mccormick Lake
district is the latest victim in this,
vicinity to be badly manned for life,
with corn shredder.
Young Wilcox was shredding at
the home farm Saturday afternoon
and his left hand was drawn into the
shredder and so badly crushed and
mangled that the three center fingers
were amputated back nearly to the
wrist. The physician hoped that it
may be possible to save the thumb.
and little finger. While the accident
is very painful of course, the young,
man is resting as easy as possible at
his parents home
There is no other implement on the
farm that mains as many people ev-
cry year as does the corn shredder
and it would seem that the mechani-
cal ingenuity of the experts who de-
signed the shredder could devise some
means whereby it would be compare
lively safe to work around one of
them.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-10-26
Results are Best Tests
Of Highway Fund Use
State and Local Road Funds and Re-
turns are Compared by Minnesota
Newspaper

Quoting officials showing that be-
tween $20,000,000 and $21,OOO,OOO a
year is being spent on local roads in
Minnesota by county and township
boards and city and village councils,
while between $7,00O,0OO and $8,O0O,-
900, disbursed by the state auditor
and state treasurer is being used on
the 1000 miles of trunk highways or
Babcock roads, the Frazee Weekly
Press adds:
cit can readily be seen that our
roads are far from all being under
he control of Mr.. Babcock, or the
one man Commissioner 1t will be
noticed that the counties for the cor
responding year have levied between
81, 100000 and $3,0O0,O0O more than
the entire trunk highway fund, in
Guiding the federal aid. There are
430 members of the various county
boards.
'"The township boards for the same
years levied and expended more mon
ey than the entire motor vehicle tax.
Eighty-six counties with 80 township
board members would make a grand
army of 7,740 board members spend
ing township roads funds. The cities
and villages expend large sum for
road and street improvement and on
top of all this the various counties
get over $2,000,000 a year to expend