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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-04-27

w. X. Lane, Nj. D., physician and
surgeon. specialist eye, ear, nose and
throat. Office over and 10 cent store.
Ocala, Fla 6
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-04-27

Country cured hams sliced at the
Main Street Market. Phone 108. I;
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-04-27
Why Be Skinny
When It's 50 EASY to
Build Flesh this New Way

lacking in energy-or i your completes
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druggist and get package Of lRoNIzRD
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watch the results! Very likely yoa WIN b
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shown in you even after the first % hours.
For IRONIZED YEAST smbodies . renaSk-
able new scientific process process which
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-04-27

Sweet milk at the Main Street Mar
ket. Phone 10S. ID
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-04-27

Visit the Teapot Self Serve Grocery.
l. beauty-you win like it. C.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-04-27

While yeast alone good. tsses show that it needs
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Everyone knows that iron 10 q great value h eeR
ing on this problem, our scis4xfsts finally discc~-
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-04-27

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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-04-27

Effective May 1st 1922 the business of LEwyCMTY Co.
and GROCERY COMPANY except the Automobile
Accessory Department of the latter Company will be
merged into ne Company, to be known
LEWIS.CHITTY-CONSOLI
The Officers of which will be selected from
the present representatives of the two Companies.
The large resources of the Company and the excep
tionably advantageous location its branches
will enable give the merchants of Florida, Alabama
and Georgia better service than they have previously
enjoyed and afford them larger and more va
ried line of merchandise
We wish to thank customers for their patronage In
the past them for
CHITTY.CONSOLIDATED
service which their continued liberal sup
CONSOLIDATED GROCERY co.
LEWIS-CHITTY co. :
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-04-27
T.. ALEXANDER
PRACTICAL CONTRACTOR

PRACTICAL CONTRACTOR
AND BUILDER
Careful estimates made on all con-
tract work. Gives more and better
work for the money than any other
contractor in the city.
Evening star., 1922-07-19
Park Policeman Spots Those Who
Have Raided Flower Beds.
From the New York Sur

From the New York Sun.
The policeman who stands at the
entrance to Prospect Park has soiled
hands every day. His hands are made
grimy by the roots of flowers the
public is trying to carry away He
searchcs all suspicious-looking per-
sons and lately. he says. his expert
ences have been such as to make him
suspect almost anybody who comes
toward the entrance carrying q
parcel.
For hundreds of park visitors are
unlawfuIiy picking King and "x.y trying to
camounage their packages many
ways and approach the entrance with
a careless manner. They start to pass
the gate. They are halted and the
colloauy is something like this;
Any packase?" They act surprised
surprised to hear they own such q
thing.
han. whos's n it, Flowerss. III se'
Flowers? oh: no: oflcer. No
ready? Amt y ct yer lunch?'
lunch we ct. We take it home" ~
Him. let's have look at tn leavin's
NV yer lunch!'
IVY mus you look at tn lunch? I
tel you wat 1 got"
Here. hand 1t over."
He unro1ls the package and grunts
"Uh-huh, 1 thought SO. Wen, It
don't do ye' no good to pick ali TIL
flowers a tear tn, place t pieces. Y
won't get away W.T. em: Here's w'ot's
warned-next time it'll go harder"
They walk of with foolish smile.
He brushed the earth from his
hands and sighed. He was troubled.
Fairly makes me sick wen I see
how they destroy things. wa good
does It do 'em? I keep right after
'sm-but it's discouraSin' discour-
agin,. Here com some more Nv them
- an spot EN-"
Evening star., 1922-07-19
MURDER OF RATHENAU
BRINGS SAFETY PLAN
Germans Give Constitutional Sane.
dou to New Law to Pro-
tect Republic.
By the Associated Press.

BY The 1Ssociated Pfe0.
BERLIN. July 19.-The chamber OF
the reIchstas, which three weeks ago
was the scene Of elaborate ceremonies
for DR.. Walter Rathenau. yesterday wit
ness.d tho parliamentary ceremony
which gave definite constitutional sane
tion to a law born out of the upheaval
which followed the assassination OF
Rathenau and which is calculated to
place the future destiny OF the young
German republic beyond the physical
reach OF its political foes.
Approval Of the governments bill pro-
yidinx for the defense Of the republic
was voted by something more than the
stipulated two thirds majority. when
303 deputies out of 400 present cast
their ballots in support Of the measure.
Evening star., 1922-07-19
WORLD FLYER AT KARA0HI

KARACHI, British India, July 10
Mai. Blake. the British round-the-world
aviator. arrived here yesterday After
noon from Bushire. having successfully
covered another leg on his long Journey.
Evening star., 1922-07-19
Marshall Business Brokers.

Marshall BUSINESS brokers.
Lunchroom, well located and equinped
the the present time; price. $4,000. which in.
Iar IRsrsain-Deiicatessen and confectionery.
turn furnished: best proposition we ever listed Tor
81. 200: living room furntture- included In sale.
Cigars. news and csn scnnfectionery; opportunity
!0s small aaf hotel and n.sr-sees bar: rent sss:
electricity, h:w.h.: owner WIN: sacrifice if sold
this wssf .ors dnspes, vel. z
ner: reat only 30; 2 years Iss'e:' vid sell
At sacrifice. 49, ~;
sp.e,.,-H.,rs,s.,iass And Il sssasss =, .sp..ler:
must be sesa to be appreciates cprcrttnity
for yoa a. low Ssicss sa.,ne,, section ,u ,.,t
$50; expensive equipmsnt; heat Furnished:
good lease; price, $1o,ooos will trAde for real
e'!se Meats. srocerie. and vegetables: one Of the
best stores in washington; 6;year Ies.e; nne
living quarters: rent, <s5; price. 1900.
,.sason ,'SToF Ss haf price II
Rooning house. Il rooms. near 10th and h
'"'' sMnRsHXII sTiea HALL BUSINESS BROKERS.
Advertising in itself deesF not
amount to much-the value of
the advertisement depends on
the standing and reputation of
the firm or individual back of the
advertisement. Having your
property listed at this Office and
advertised under Our name, in
most every case means a sale.
List with our exclusive Office and
avoid having your place hawked
on the market with places every
one is trying to sell. We handle
your property in a dignified and
confidential manner. -. -.
Marshall Business Brokers, !,
o2o New York Ave.
Evening star., 1922-07-19

WON EN-You can earn big
commissions, selling on easy pay
ment plan; we have openings for
Washington territory and Alex
andria and adjacent Virginia
$50 per week. Address Box 22a-A, Star once.
Evening star., 1922-07-19
WANTED-HELP.
FEMALE-Con tihued.

YOUNG LADY for otice work; must under.
stand how TO operate typewriter. international
Motion Picture Co.. Inc, Rosslyn, Va. at
3Bth and NJ ats. NV.
YOUNG. LADY wanted who Understands book
keeping; state salary. Address Box 1884.
Star Office.
YOUNG LADY. neat and pleasant, to work in
confectionery store. Call 537 sth ne.
YOUNG LADIss-Three neat-appea ring. un-
der twenty-five. on hieh-class Advertising
proposition. Apply Miss H. Warneld. 40 H
ST. ne. after pm.
YOUNG LADY In real estate Office familiar
with double entry bookkeeping: answer In own
handwriting. stating experience and salary
wanted. Address Box l3B-A. star once.
VOTING LADY to help in ONCE. Apply Home
Laundry. l130 Queen ST. ne.
Young LADY as tybist Apply ri 18th st.
NV. second hoor.
.SALESLA D | L s. experienced,
for millinery. dresses and suits,
boys and girls clothing and
other departments. Behrend's
Dept. Store.
Evening star., 1922-07-19
FEMALE.

FEMALE.
BILL CLERK for our bookkeeping office, who
has had experience in operating the Reming-
ton wahl billing machine. Apply. before 10
am. to superintendent, 8. Kann Sons Co.
BooKKEEPER-Lady thoroughly familiar
with bank work and Burroughs bookkeeping
machine. Address Bo. 14o-A. star ofice. eO'
BooKKEEPER, experienced. one able to take
complete charge Of hooks; good salary. Ad-
dress Box lola. Star ONCE.
BURROUGHS bookkeeping machine OPERATOR
experienced. by national bank; state expe-
.rIence. salary expected and age Address Box
ment. education: $40 month. SEQ boarding
SOC a day. Charlotte Nellie School, 1877 10th
st. NV, Bus calls 7.e an. SO pm.
FfNIsHER- on coats. good butfonlole maker
steady work: high wages. Address BOX 243-A
GIRL to assist At college during the day in
exchange for business course; experience nm
neeessary. Call before 10 am. Mi. Hales,
Stewa rd's School, 1202 st. ..-.
HOl ELS NEED AMBITIOUS W6MEN-Na-
tion.wide demand for women; all depart
ments. hotels. clubs. apartment houses; un-
our method. indorsed-our students employed
cali for garticula,s: Lewis Hotel Training
HOUsEKEEPER and waitress. white woman.
for lunchroom; salary and Accommodation.
Phone 81 or call at 80 Md. ave-, Hyattsville,
Md.
LADY, experienced in taking charge ice cream
evenings. Puritan Co., s104 Georgia ave. n.w
Can evenings.
LADIES. neat appearing to act as demon
strators: temporary positions; leading Wash
fngton stores. Apply Sitroux. room 327, Even
ing Star bldg. afternoons after 4:30.
LADIES. white. to organize and 90 on auto
excursions. Address BOX 292-T. Star office.
LADIEs-Extra money for the housekeepers
:ss1s G ns
address Box 70-A, Star once. 20'
LEARN patternmak king. designing: We fur
nish positions; special summer rates now on
F. Prof; Ill Hirins't0n'' Academy ms G St NV
MILLINERY sALEswoMAN-Thorou EN-
high-ciass clientele. Address BOX e1-s, Star
ONCE. - :. :. -. -.--, -.--.- -.
MARKER and sssorter. for nat It. ala uH%.I ronGh
Inc, rear i0e Morton st. NV. 70.
OFFICE CLERK and tyni.t; permanent posi-
tion; state ase ana salaf5 desired. ADDRESS soe
Boz 170:A, Star once IL
OPERATORS, experienced on electric power
sewing machines; steady work. 406 LIST st. Sc.
sALEsLADiEs-E1nerie not necessary; s25
TO S35 per week. 214sJenifef b}dg., 7th ana
sE1NsTREsS. white. for general iavndF5 re-
p4tf WOfH. west Isuu I2uuurys 1tSO HSAuS.
ave. tsl -
SHIRT HANDS and hsnd ironer, experienced
West End Laundry. l723 Penns ave. =.
TEACHERsLKinderRarf must be must
cal: basketry. carpentrs.- sewins: Charlotte
Nellie School FOR Children, 1T2f fSth st. NV,
above Dupont Circle
wOMAN-Excel1ent Opportunity to the right
woman 10 connect with an interna tional or
rsnisation for full part times splendid fu-
tufe assured. Cali Main 5464: FIR interview.
1 -->1r A.,
cStsd, one who can intelligently meet our
patrons; pelManent positi0a; cpportunity for
SoS; EcIAekien BLDG. i1tk snd a. sts zee
WoNIN o. ANBfTi0N' afe nov taxing their
R1foSr. nrroRr AND roxAIGN TRADE
Yf .aSsve tNe evsFass In edueAtiou and ability,
We win train ard assist you to high -salaried
sssr sds or pso1e .n 81 ~ f
interview frrrs .s.rss - t-c:.s, 3 .tS
Evening star., 1922-07-19

ROOMING HOUSE. 10 rooms; completely fur
nished; good money maker; must 70 at once,
cheap. 818 New Jersey ave. NV. cO'
Evening star., 1922-07-19

CONFECTIONERY business for sale: estab.
lished; prosperous; center Of Baltimore: nne
location for drug department; moderate rent;
long lesse. T. J. Mcdonald. 12O .. Lexing-
ton St baltimore 2ls
Evening star., 1922-07-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DOMEsTIC-CoLORED-Continsea.
WAITRESS or chambermaid: girl wants place
from Virginia. Gail 826 st. NV.
wAsHING to do at home. 1713 Kalorams
road NV.
WOMAN, reliable, colored, wishes work by
week or day. Call or write 222O 18th at. NV
WOMAN wants days work il any kind. 1871
]. ST.
WOMAN wishes halliday part-dsy work
Lincoln ljO4-w
WORK. morning evening. or work Of any
Kind. by colored girl: references. 1908 81
NV. North 402s.
Evening star., 1922-07-19

Handsome pla tinum barpin. set with 10 lara~-
b1ue-white diamonds. must be sold onrec
party lenring town. IN urgent need Of money:
cost originally saWi: for quick sale Si15.
Evening star., 1922-07-19

WANTED-silent or active partner. lady or
gentleman. with clerical sxparience preferred
their line. in manufacturing proposition
which 10 practically without competition in
its neld. An Investment Of from six to eight
thousand dollars 10 required. Address Boz
10O-A Star Ofhce
Evening star., 1922-07-19
.H1asoHAI

fYFEwETffNt ~ AL KfRDE N1zTLY
done; authof's manuscript speciality. HSstA Ss
el2Q: u RfZant q:A.-.--------------
aATs. sEDsvoe & a9AeHsss rSS4ix ~ Mn. ~.
Esd sSi6isE, trsniiia xse1.-1llls-
PHYSi0rHHnAPx. >. 1kDoEaATHe1A!Y.
e e:.,,. nee sse go ssss H H;,,SS SasSS SsS9.
Evening star., 1922-07-19

BUFFET LUNCH: 9th st. NV; doing avera ge
business of $50 per day; reasonable rent and
long lease; a bargain. Address Box 232-A,
cRn
Evening star., 1922-07-19

LAdy's platinum aftpr-dnner ring set with
IL beautiful diamonds and sspphires: very mas
sive and handsomely constructed: cost orig
lnslly $3.50; must sell ut once 10 raise cash;
&t40
Evening star., 1922-07-19

| TAILOR SHOP: old and new work; best
| northwest section: rent reasonable, with lease:
beat opportunity for right man. Address Box
23O-A Star Office ols
Evening star., 1922-07-19

TIMERS HELPERS-Four,
experienced; apply at once.
Maurice J. Colbert. 621 + st.
NV.
Evening star., 1922-07-19

Machinists and Boilermakers
Experienced in railway repair work on West
ern Maryland Railway. Wages. 81 per day OF
~ honrs. Apply at employment ONCE al
Contractor c. ]. Wolfe. Exeter and Hitler
cts. Baltimofe. Nd
Evening star., 1922-07-19
PERSONAL

BODY MASSAGE-
fRENCH,ANERICAN MASSAGE PARIOk6
Phone Clarendon 49S. e.
ELECTRIC. BATHS; BODY MANAGE. For
oj,esity. rheumatism, nerve tfouhl& etc. GrN1-
sste s,;sr.. cciered.. Phere North spssJ.s 80
Evening star., 1922-07-19

WANTED-SITUATIONS
NEVER maE ORIGINAL recommendations
IN applying for employment. Use COPIES.
ACCOUNTANT, c.p.a., with long and varied
experience, to keep full set OF books for re-
tail establishments; simple system; prepare
financial statements; install stock System; ex-
cellent service for minimum cost. Address
BOOKKEEPER and ONCE manager. expert
enced. with wide experience with credits and
collections, desires employment. Addrfss Boz
lO0-A, star once. 10s.
CARPENTERING. painting or Jobbing by man
handy with tools; prices reasonable. Address
BOX 244-A, Star once.
CHAUFFEUR, white, good man, wants work
on truck or private; many years exp. Ad-
dress Box 114-A. Star once. 1os
CHAUFFEUR. colored, 12 years. experience,
references desires position with private fam
liz or business house. Address Boz f80-A,
star ofIice 20<
CHAUFFEUR, colored. can drive any make,
has D. C. and Md. drivers permit wishes
position in private family or light delivery.
Address V. c., 424 1st st. NV, or call. ..
CH1UFFEtR or Ice cream maker. Apply
1905 4th st. NV.
ref. address Box ss-A, Star, once. Sos
GH1UFFEUR, colofed. wants JOB With pfi-
tnte family or drive truck, anywhere In d. O.
or Nd. See Perry, o0l Florida ave. nv. 10
GOLORED NAN wants position g driver Of
delivery truck or running IN elevator Phone
F. 6l08, or 124e 9th St. NV.
Ey-sERvICE NAN wishes evenine pssItiga.
fr cpsa-s.S1 I99 - u.,x..- =. .11tA
Evening star., 1922-07-19

M MEN-4ou can earn big COM
missions and bonus handling our
line, selling on easy. payment
-pla1l., Ne, have openings feF
Washington territory and Alex
andria and adjacent Virginia
towns. Ovr canvassers are making from $35
to $50 per week Address Boz 22l-A. Star
Evening star., 1922-07-19

LAdy's platinum diamond ring: diamond
weighs over v carat very fine blue white.
perfect cut gem: must I've seen to be appre-
ciated: biggest bargain ever offered: si95
Evening star., 1922-07-19

.LAdys platinum diamond ring: very FIN
perfect cut gem; weighs around ~ carats. d
in solid platinum handmade mounting su
rounded by 10 large blue-whiis diamonds n
sapphires: cost originally 81 500; must 4
sold at once 10 raise cash. s925
Evening star., 1922-07-19

IAdy's Tiffany diamond ring in a very M
white gold mounting; diamond weighs sic
carats: a perfect cut gem; cost originally e406:
must be sold at Onre TO raise cash, 500.
Evening star., 1922-07-19
DUSINHss 0PPo1TUNITIEe

HAVE Anaily accomplished senething that
will bear your closest investigation: q new
and simple transmission requiring NO shifting
or clashIng Of gear and giving graduated
party financially capable. NJ. Penn. Adams
Evening star., 1922-07-19

LAdy's platinum diamond ring: a very m
blue-white gem; diamond weighs "a, cRratEl
mounting 10 massive; handmade atid is s,ye-
rounded by beautiful biue-white diamondk
must tr sDd at once; cost originally ssJ3;
VIII sell for $46J. r
Evening star., 1922-07-19

Solid platinum flexible bracelet; set with
large blue-w white diamonds and 20 blue sa
phires; this is a very elaborate bracelet: ca
originally $500; must be sold at once to raj
cash. S415.
Evening star., 1922-07-19

TINNERS-Two first-class ap-
ply at once. with tools. Maurice
J. Colbert, 621 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1922-07-19

MEN,
+ We have opening for two salesmen. Will
pay $50 per week. IL you ran coine up to my
qualifications. See Mr.. Scott. Room 3Os 1871
G. st. NV.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-16
ahHE GOLDEN CIPL
BY pHYllS millDS x

that Iiona should some day come along and shock the town into a sense of something besides it's own perfec- 1on. It was just as inevitable that nona should be critical of Wellington and it's citizens she had been, that this breezy little daughter of hers should sniff and snort, even balk like any young creature, 2: finding her self shut in and told how to think and act. There had been times when she, the fnpeccabIe Linda, had wanted to throw things at the inn maculate Henry Gay Of course. one never heard of these things.
 That Ilona would develop into a she would follow all the laws laid down and prescribed for great beau- ties was quite another thing As that lady's mother realized only too we'll
 Almost she wished that they might. give the girl a free hand, a sort of experiment, just to see what shod would do with her life and self, if provided with plenty of money ana left to her own natural impulses It; would be more than inter esting but more than mad What the people of Wellington would say if she did this Linda Cameron hated to even think.
 Besides I1ona could not really be trusted. She had mentioned Paris too frantically and all those other dreams of hers. Dear, deari What would be the end of it aIl2''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-16
MRS. CAMERON SEES HERSELF
 IN ILiONA.

Cats" was Mrs. Cameron's first thought as she hear the remark in the conservatory. "spiteful cats, too, to take a girls words seriously Just the same I feel sure that I1ona, for all her talk to Roger Cabel. could have him propose to her tomorrow if she'd hold out her little finger to him. He's daft about her. plain to see" This soliloquy satisfied her completely as she stro1led along, try ing to compose herself, before find ing some bosom friends to unburden her heart to.
 Ilona passed and re-passed her with the enslaved Roger on her trail and still beaming despite the re- marks she had made to him earlier in the evening. There could be no doubt that it was her very "oddness'' that attracted him, After all these young girls in Wellington were as alike as peas in a pod. They all thought alike, did alike and got en- gagged and married in exactly the same way, even as their parents had before them. Often, in the past, though only down in her own heart, had Linda Cameron confessed to her self that life in Wellington could be deadly monotonous at times. Its women folks had para1yzed her on occasions by their narrowness and snug satisfaction. It was inevitable
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-16
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[M Diet and Health ] ssasruAsr, By Lulu Hunt Peters. MD
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Lulu Hunt Peters, MD

and connected to the surface by ducts or tubes which open into minute de- pressions or sweat pores. They are especially large where the flow of per spiration is copious, under the arms, and in the palms and soles.
 Some mathematical individual has estimated that there are 2,S00 to the square inch where they are thfckest, or 23S12s4 over the body. Now suppose you use a, preparation that puts out of working order those large ones under the arms, say an area or them four inches square under each arm, or 32 square inches
 You foroce out of useful occupa- ton about 1000 sweat glands. But that needn't worry you for you still have some 2,292,2S4 left that are willing to work overtime to make up for them; so, obviously, the fact that less precipitation is produced under the arms is not going to cause any serious labor problem.
 But there is a problem, and quite serious one. These preparations do their work by the use of some very strong astringent or puckering ma teria1 (alum, tapnic acid, etC), which strongly contracts the pores-Ruts the lid on them. as it were-and nSt only closes up the sweat glands blN the other set of glands in the sl1insAth sebaceous or oil glands the YA&ir follicles And furth erfore-and tfNS is where the trouble arises therN may be a few of those ever present, ever prolific little weeds called staph- locorri and streptococci, pus germs, damned up with the sweat and se- bum or oil.
 They need no special inducement to set up housekeeping. Now under these conditions they have warmth, shelter, food and lowered tissue resist ance. Ideal. Soon their families arc so numerous that they push and jams and mechanically irrttate the tissues A battle begins and an abscess is tho battle ground with it's dead and dying tissue and it's dead and dying gernse I have nown of many cases of ab- cesses caused in this manner, haven't you? So if you feel that you must lessen the flow of precipitation under the arms and you do use the com mercial preparations, do not use them for two or three days if you have shaved, and thoroughly scrub the parts and your hands with soap and water before applying, and do not use often.
 I will continue this subject and give you a deOdoran powder.
 Tomorrow
 Bad-odored Precipitation