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I6 points the last transaotion In Decem.

7b points, the last traHsactIOH III DecelII- Der at 3316 cents a pound.
 Before the opening of the local market Liverpool was nearly 50 English points better than due and while it was realized that this was partly due to the slump in sterling exchange it tended to increase the effect of cablegrams that claimed good business for Manchester. In the about 70 points up. Toward noon, prices were 95 to 103 points up with Decem- Der at s3.45. The good tone was pre- served in the afternoon but buying was much less aggressive.
 The most important items in English cablegrams were the statement that short time among Lancashire mills was likely to be abandoned because of improved trade at Manchester and the reported announcement by the British government that 1t was ready to advance a sum equal to fifty million dollars to aid the. spin ming industry. Not so much attention as usual was paid to reports although some buying was done on crops accounts from the delta sections of Mississippi
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POTATO MARKET

CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-Potatoes dull re- ceipts 122 cars. Wisconsin bulk round whites United States No. 1. S1.05@115 cwt.: few. s1.20 cwt.; sacked, Si@1.10 cwt.; few fancy, s1.15 cwt;; poorly graded sota and North Dakota sacked round whites United States No. l and partly graded, c@s1.05 cwt; sacked Red River Ohios. 90@95c; sacked frozen bottoms Red Rivers, 65 @7Oc cwt.
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BUTTER MARKET

CHICAGO. Nov 12.-Tradng in the butter market here was quiet today. Fancy butter was fairly well cleaned up and some premiums were reported, but the undergrade market was well SUD- piled with buyers scarce.
 Fancy cars of centralized were firm with selling at premiums Some interest in s9 score was noted but the lower scores were very quiet. Fancy storage was firm and slightly higher.
 Fresh butter: 92 score, 51 iac; 9l score, 50hc; 90 score. 49c; S9 score, 46kc; ss score, 44hc; ST score. 43c; S6 score, 42c
 Centralized carlots: 90 score, 4sc; ss score. 45Ac; sS score. 44hc.
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CALL MONEY

NEW YORK;, Nay. 1a.--can money cent: ruling rate, A per cent; closing bid. AZ per cent; offered at "A per cent; last loan. Az per cent; call loans against acceptances, A per cent. Time loans firm; mixed collateral 60-90 days, per cent; 4-6 months. 6@5h per cent.
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STEEL MARKET

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-steel prices, f. Q. D. ,Pittsburg, per 1oo pounds: Blue s4.9o@5 black sheets, s3.75@s.s5; steel
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UpUa1d Movement Of Stock Prices Temporarily Halted
NEW YORK CURB

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Following Is the official list of transactions on the New York Curb Exchange, giving all stocks and bonds traded in:
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NEW YORK BONDS
Railway and Miscellaneous

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Following are todays high, low and closing prices of bonds on the New York Stock Exchange, and the total sales of each bond:
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HUBBARD BROS. & CO

Members New York Cotton Exchange, New
 Orleans Cotton Exchange, New York Pro- duce Exchange, Associated Members Liv- erpool Cotton Association. Orders solicited for the purchase and sale of Cotton and Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery. Spe- cial attention and liberal terms given for consignments of spot cotton for delivery.
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BOND MARKET
UNITED STATES BONDS

Readers should note that Liberty bonds are quoted in dollars and thirty-seconds of dollars instead of dollars and cents The fractions are designated by giving the numerator only.
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CHcAGO STOCK

CHICAGO. Nov 12.-Swift and com pany, 1O2; Ewift International. IS: Union
 Carbide. 56A; Wrigley. 122A Yellow Mfg, B. 95ls Yellow Taxi. 121h. S-
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INTERIOR MOvEMENr

Houston: Middling, S3c; receipts, 27, 470.S94
 Memphis: Middhng, ss,25c: receipts, 5,923; shipments. 4,S20; sales, $500 stock, Augusta: Middling, S2.75c;. receipts, 2,045; shipments. 9o6; sales. 422; stock, 54,S5S.
 St, Louis; Receipts, 45oc; shipments. 4,T41: stock, 4500.
 Atlanta: NIiddling. 32.S5c.
 Little Rock: Middling 33.50c receipts. 1915: shipments. 957; sales, 1,oO6; stock, 3S.951.
 Montgomery: MiddlinF. S2.5ec; sales, 155.s. ments, 33.995; stock, 696,S55
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NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Foilowlng are today's sales, high, low and closing prices of stocks listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
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NEW YORK. Nov. 12.-Flour. barely steady; spring patents. s6 @64o; spring clears $5.25 @5.75; soft winter straights, s475@5; hard winter straights, s5.50 @6; buckwheat dull. milling $2.15 nominal
 Pork quiet mess, s255o@ 2sbs; lard easy. middle west, s14.2o@14.So
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FOREIGN BONDS
CnEFEE EI1TIrRES

NEW YORK. Nov. l2.-The market for coffee futures was very quiet but ruled generally steady today in sympathy with high cables from Brazil The opening was to 13 points higher, and active months sold about to IA points above Saturdays closing figures. with Decem- Der advancing to 9.12c and May to 7.s6c. The close was or 5 points off from the best but showed net gains of to II points Sales were estimated at about 13000 bags December, 9.10c; March, s.36c; May, 7.93c: July. 7.72c; September. 753c; October, 7.4sc.
 The local spot market was steady at 11@11Bc for Rio Is and 14S@15Ac for Santos 4s. Cost and freight offers in cluded 3s and 5s part bourbon at 40 14.7oc for prompt shipment and Rio Is at 10.25010.S0c.
 The last official cables showed a de- cline of 150 reis in the dollar buying rate with an advance of 1-32d in the rate of Rio exchange on London. The Rio market was 150 to 425 res higher. and Santos 15 refs lower to 1,225 reis higher. Brazilian port receipts, 4S,o00; Jundiahy receipts, 22,O00. Santos cleared 40,100 bags for New Orleans.
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COPPER MARKET

NEW YORK. Nov. 12.-Copper firm; Tin firm spot and future, s43.62; iron steady, No. 1, Northern, lI;5o 2 e I ?: 50 50; 2, Southern, s2t@23. Lead steady; spot s675@6.So; zinc quiet; East St. Louis spot and nearby, S6.40@6.45. Anthony spot S9.25.
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RAW SILK

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Raw silk easy; prices per pound: Kansai double extra cracks. sS.sOQs.4o; Kansai best No: l. $7.95@S.05; Shinshu No. 1, $7.S567.95; {; Canton extras A. 14-16. $s.05@s.20: i: Shanghai China steam fil, gold double deer. s940@9.50.
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PORT MOVEMENT

New orleans: Middling. 3Se; receipts. 5,554; exports, S,25Oi sales, S26; stock, 169,9S9.
 1S.1Os; exports. 25Oo; sales, 1,O4s; stock. '0Siofd Mobile: Middling., s8.2Sc; receipts. 4b; sales 3S; stock, 12. .115.
 Savannah Middling, 32.55c; receipts, 4,4OS; exports, 1O,S41; sales, 267; stock. 00j5Sa Charleston: Middiing,, s2.17c; receipts. 10 Wilmington; fn Middling, s2,75c; receipts. SIT; stock, 24,976.
 Texas City: Stock. 3,1S6. D.
 Norfolk: Middling, 32.75c; receipts, s,67S sales 2,9O4; stock. 96,s56.
 Baltimore: Stock, 1,735.
 Boston: Middiing.. sa.5Oc; receipts. 28a; exports. 10O stock, 5,400.
 Philadelphia: Stock. 4005.
 New York: Middling, S4.25c; stock, '0lini Minor ports: Receipts, s,a2s; exports.
 Houston Port: Receipts, s,s14; exports Total today. Receipts. 45,ss4; exports, 46.31 stock. S49ss4. ports, 64.295. exportS. l,92706T,
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RAW SUGAR MARKET

NEW YORK. Nov. 12.-There were no changes in the local raw sugar market, as far as spot Cubas were concerned, which are quoted at 5sc cost and freight, equal to 7.16o for centrifugal No sales of Cubas were reported, but there were sales of 21.O0O bags of Bra zis to an outport refiner at 51-16c eff, equal to 7.2Sc delivered and 175O0 bags at Sc eff, equal to 7.22c delivered, all for December arrival.
 The raw sugar futures market twas ir- regular. but in the main quite steady being influenced by the fir1nness of the spot market. There were early declines of to 10 points under scattered liuuida- tion. but there was active buying by shorts and commission houses and prices rallied. selling 3 to Il poins above the close of last week.
 December closed 5ssc: March, 4.27c; May. 4.33c; July. 4.40c.
 There was no change in refined sugar prices which are listed at 8.SQ@s9oc for fine granulated, but demand was less ac- tive.
 Refined futures nominal
 At the close there was sale of 1900 bags of Cubas, in port at 5hc cost and freight, equal to 7.2Sc for centrifugal
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FI0uR MARKET

MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., Nov 12.--Flour unchanged to 10 cents lower; family patents, $6@6.10 barrel. Bran, $27.50.
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HnuR MARKET

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Bar silver SAC: Mexican dollars. 4S7sc.
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DRY GOODS

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Cotton goods were steady today with trading in fin ished cotton improved. Yarns at high erabIe small lot trading in stock yarns at concessions from contract levels. Bur laps were quiet. Some spring silks sold much better, but staples still were elow. Wool overcoatings and suitings were cleaned up for the season in first hands at concessions.
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off E poInts early while futures gained 14 to i7 points through covering the strength in cotton. Support was limited and a setback took place near the close Final bids were 5 to II points net higher. Sales 9400 barrels. Prime crude. Toe; prime summer yellow spot, II. .65c; Decem- Der, 11.70c; March, 11.S1c; May 11'SOc, all bid
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sa AST ST. LOUIS. Nov. 12.-Horses and mules generally steady; receipts GOO head 400 of which were on commission Horses: Good to choice drafts s1306 [ ITO; medium to good drafts, $90G 1S0; I good to choice chunks. S60@90; medium ! to good chunks, S40Q60 choice southern
 ! s750D115; fair to good southern, S40m75 : smooth mouthed southerners, $2O@SO plugs, S5@15.
 Muies draft 16 to IT hands s175@24O sugar 16 to 1G.2 hands, $165Q2 mine
 kl5 to 15.9 hands, s12o@l65; top cottor 55.2 to 1s hands $d4o@l65; cotton 15 tt
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LIVERPOOL. Nov. 12.-Cotton: Spot ding, l9.sed; fully middling, 19.6Od; middling 1s.2od; low middling, 1s.25d; good ordinary. 17.2sd; ordinary. 16.75d. Sales, 1000 bales including 5,700 Amerei- can. Receipts. 5000 bales, Ameri- can. Futures closed strong November, 19.53d; December, 19.40d; January, 19.S5d; March. 19.f6d May, 1s.96d; July. 1s.5od: September, 16.46d; October, 15.76d.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES
SPOT COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 12.-Spot cotton steady: quotations revised: middling un- changed. Sales on the spot 266 bales; to arrive 100. Low middling, 30.50c; middling. 33c; good mddlng, 34.12. Re- ceipts, 5,554; stock, 169,sS9.
 SPOT COTTON
 NEW YORK, Nov. 12-Spot cotton steady; mddiing 3425c.
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COTTON SEED OIL NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Liquidating tales in November carried that delivery
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LoUIsvILLR Ky. Nov. 19.-cattle: Reeeips 2soe slow; loweT;; heavy Ea steers S4@7: cows, s2@550; feeders. s4.50@6; stockers, s2.50@5.75 Hogs: Receipts, S7 30: 165 to 200 pounds. S6.9O; 120 to 165 pounds. s6.25; pigs. 12o pounds down. S5.25; throwouts. $5.65. down; stags, $5.15. sheep: Receipts. 100; steady; lambs. sl1.
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EAST ST LOUIS Nov. 12.-Hogs: Re ceipts. 20,000; slow generally weak to Sisly dull and weak on heavy butchers; few opening sales steady at $7.40@745: top s7s5 bulk s1 medium weights and and kinds $7.1O@7.25; 160 to 1sO pounds, s7 @7.15; light lights and pigs steady to 25c lower; good 40 to 160-pound kinds
 s6.50@7; good weight pigs. S6q625: lights and opewees s5.25q5.75; packer Cattle: Receipts, 5000: beef steers. cows canners and bulls steady; grass heifers, 15 to 25e lower; light vealers steady to 25c higher stocker steers strong; bulk steers, s6.5o@S.85 heifers, s4@6; beef cows. sS.50@4.75; bologna bulls $3.2595; canners $1.7562; veal calves, S9Q9.25 stocker steers, s4@5.25.
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LIVESTOCK

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Cattle: Re ceipts 1,200; steady; steers, S5@ S.boi state bulls. $304.50; cows, S1lb
 Calves: Receipts. 1900. steady; veals s14@14.5O: culls and little calves, S6.6O9 T 750; grassers, s4Q4.50. oo steady; sheep, S5@6.25; culls, t293; lambs; s9.5O@l45o; culls. $6@9. ,,u,. .o redi1lm weights, s7.5O07.75; pigs s79 7.4O; heavy hogs. $7.25Q7.5O; roushs, S6 @6.50.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Nov, 12.-cattle: Receipts. 24,00O; calves 4,0oo; steady to s7.25@925: she stock steady; beef cows. sS.25@4.5O: canners and cutters. &2@3; bulls steady. bolognas, S3.26 QS.7e; calves mchanged; practical top veals $S.60; stockers and feeders strong to shade
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RENT ROOMs-uNFupN1curr

RENT R0OMS-UNFURNIsHED,
5l0 SEAT0N FL. NE. large. unfurnished
rooms, newly papered adjoining hath: bot
water heat and gas: s35 81.
322 INDIANA AVE N.W-Tbree unfur
hlshed rooms for light housekeeping. newly
able price. %5.
42s SHEPHERD ST. NW--Jbree large
prlght rooms and bath for Ink: ami 81
i122 NEWTON ST. N.W-Thrce rooms sIeep
ing porch and bath; Ink. privileges Il.
-" MASS. AVE. N.E.-rwo, light honsekeep
ing permitted: reasonable. %.
5l1 14th ST. S.E-2 unfurnisLrd roorr. IbL
heat and gas: SO. 80 12s
HOBART ST NEAR l6th-DesirsbiG room
next to bath: owners home: near car and
0us lines; gentlemen. Columbia 1254 II.
ARCADIA. So MASS AVE, \ W-STean
heat, electricity, rooms $50 81 So wei
I73a y ST NW-BeaufifnI suite nriyato
nam n also attractive room. private bath FL
444 KENTUCKY AVE. Sc. Two lgbr
Lincoln 1861. III.
1921 EYE ST. NE partly furnished room
Lincoln j26S
lo1l NJ ST. NV Large rooms, single or en-
suite; l.h.k. permitted. 23s
ia g ST. N.W.-Two for Ink, near csrs.
one on first floor: also basement room. d"
519 MASS. AVE NW-Fr0nt room. twin
beds: h-wh.; electricity
1854 s ST. N.W.-Kooms in comfortable pri-
Vate home; all conveneEees. 22'
5f9 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Frout room, h. " H.,
electricity. Si5 month
1907 18th N.w.-Clean warm. phone. hot
water twin beds. CAN after l. ei'
3o5 3rd sT. N.W.-Continuous hot water:
Ink: heat 80
lin3 g ST. S.E.-Thrre-ro0m fat: h W h. gas
electricity phone: adults
1881 VERMONT AVE.-Nice Ink room; also
single
1904 ST NV. CThomas Circlel-I.argc clean
warm front room: tw" closets, electricity 23'
1233-35 Y. Y AVE. N.W.-Thfee rooms for
light housekeeping q"
1916 PA AVE. N.W.-3 large uufurnisncd
rooms, heat electricity gas; $40 per month.
1872 LANIER PLACE. MI. PLEASANT-AE
tractive front room. Col. sS12. IL
1903 X ST. N.W.-Large front room, near
bath: all Conveniences. IL
1881 q ST. N.W.-Large room accommodation
for Two rs
40 ST. NE Ink. rooms. h.-w.h. hot
and cold water. 22'
1913 r. I. AVE. N.W.-Furnished room: al!
modern Improvements.
1898 l7th N.W.-Roou win kitchcaette. sin
gle room; Termanents: transieni> -
1910 N.W.-S3 10 IS week fats SO 10 SI4.
electricity. II"
1927 M-Third floor. two-rOoIn apartment:
choice second floor rooms, ami. IL
WE OFFER 'INsPECTED'' ruoms onIJ. All
prices. ocations details WASH SERVICE
BUREAU. District Nat. Rank hldg. Main 2133
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WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD
APARTMENTS-FURNISHED

APhh / NJ EN 1O-F U Nm N1SdEU
MT. PLEASANT sECTION-I ROOM. DINTNr5
room and kitchen combined. and bath; attrsc-
lively furn. GEO. ". LlNKINS. 1913 st.
1921 + ST. .W-Kitchenette apartment. neS:
10 bath: no objection TO one child; suitable 70:
adults. 23'
SOC 2Ist ST N.W.-D0WNT0WN NEAI:
center city and all depts. > rms. porch: h.-w.h.
elec. ph.: Ink; $50. Apply 1905 Eye NV :
2-ROOM AND KITCHENETTE APARTMENT
furnished. 1927 9Th st. NV.
ATTRACTIVE THREE-RoOM. KITCHEN
cite and bath furnished apartment. Phone
North 5121-W.
PARTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT. ONIt
room. kitchen and bath Jan. l. Call West
627. Branch 16
: r.. X. b. FURNISHED. N APT. HOUSE
22O5 Champlain st. tjust off kalorama rd
and 1Sth1 Call Line. ZOO.
THE CALyERTON, 1878 COL RD-0NE
room. kitchenette and bath. Col. sS06
1922 MONPOE ST N.W--TwO ROOMS.
kitchenette, bath and porch; southern eN.
posure: all front; adults. Col. sl4s.
ll7o2 LAMoNT-Entire third floor private
home. three rooms and bath; desirable lOca
ton adults Col 6ls8W.
800 ROCK CREEK CHURCH R0AD-EN
tire floor private tiled bath. Link; every con
yenience; exclusive neighborhood; new con
crete block s,u garsss .sgo, toptionap adults Pre-
GoNGENIAb GIRL TO SHARE APT. WITH
another; piano, pleasant surroundings; rent,
1880 month. Call Lincoln S75s after Pm.
FOR THREE MONTHS, I ROOMS, CATHE
oral Mansions. desirable. $50 per month
GEO. W. LINKINS, 1T19 X st.
$3.50 FOR 4 ROOMS. s35 FOR ROOMS,
Maryland ave. s.w.: no bath or gas: un
heated See agents. 40 14th 81. NV. Room
20a Telephone Franklin 2S2l.
s-ROOM. KITCHENETrE BATH AND
foyer apartment; rent, $3.50: will transfer 10
party purchasing modern mahogany furniture
81
tion. Call North $500.
FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR RENT
first floor. rooms. sun porch and bath. hot
water heat, gas and electricity; also garage
$50 per month. CalI Col. 4S21. 36 Denwond
ave. Takoma Park. 23'
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, 1857 CHURCH ST
gas elec., heat, hot water inc: rent $50.
TORONTO APTs, Goth q P SITS. N.w.-CoZY
four-room apt. tiled bath, kitchen, porch
elevator. Apply Apt. 6.
0NE-ROoM, KITCHEN AND BATH APART
'ment: rent $40 to purchaser OF furnishings
So. Call after D pm, 939 Eye st. Nv,
Apt. >.
2OS 9th ST. N.E.--FINE APT. LARGE
rooms and bath. Ink, ami: near car line:
no children: private home; $35. %"
TWO LARGE CHEERFUL ROOMS, PRIVATE
bath and complete kitchen; reasonable. Call
before IL am. after 4:30.t 3l07 18th st. NV
BACHELOR APARTMENT ROOMS AND
bath. beautifully furnished, on 10th St s'b
Col. 10221. 22s
WANTED-C0NGENIAL GIRL TO SHARE
apartment with three girls; reasonable. Can
evenings. 1920 st. NV, Apt. 420. 21s
NORTHUMBERLAND, APT. 81. NEW nAMP
shire ave. and v st.-VeFy desirable Broom
apartment completely and nicely furnished: all
bright. outside rooms: years lease. Call
North $3.50 or UNION REALTY CoRPN.. I4i0
g st NV. Main sll5.
18TH ST. NEAR K-ENCLUSIVE APT
house offers two single ing rooms living
room. reception hall and .,ath; handsomely
full tenant. Main 9I6Q.
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RADIO AND EQUIPMENT.

RIDIO 3-tube broadcast. receiving set; long
distance: guaranteed. 5o2o l2tn 81. ne,
RrookIsnd. Potomac 2SI. ---
rTyF-TTTRE "NEUTR0DYNE" RECEIVER:
also two Tuska yariometerss Adamsl2A
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ROADSTERS.
FORDS.

1929 touring $500
1922 touring Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
1921 sedan Observation-Disclosures. 1925
1920 sedan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50
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NASH sport touring 1923: good appearance.
good paint, excellent running order; many
extras T. W. Barrett, associate Cadillac
dealer. oath and VI sts NV
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.


LocOmObile Touring
Repainted and in good mechanical condition.
with practically new tires AT $50 is of
the bargains Packard is offering this week.
L ! nILn ~ ir n
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2OS 9th ST N.E.-FINE APT. LARGE
rooms and bath. Ink. ami. near car line:
no children private home; $35. 23s
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AUTO TIRES. robes. bumpers, spotlights, etc. :
articles laid aside on small deposit. Iehman's
Tire Shop (new address,, 923 II NV.
AUTO TIRES-Give tire TO the motorist;
80X3i2. S7.45 and up: 39x4 Sl2. .9J up. Peo-
MOS rirp Cn 1214 1Ith ST n W
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t5a ST. N.W.-Beautiful suite. private
1atn; ,ainn also attractive room, private bath. FL
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copyright, 1923. by the Bell Syndicate. Inc,
Trade Mark Reg. U. s. Pat. Of.)
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GIFTS FOR HIM.

ANY MAGAZINE Lowest prices on yearly
subscriptions. L. ". Emory, 800 Dist. Nat.
RapL HID 1OOS7
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TOURINGS.
SEDANS.
COUPES.

1922 special Studebaker. 4-pRss.: new
paint and tires. Price -.....-... 81 200
1929 special Studebaker. 4-pass Price. 81 900
1921 Buick Observation-Disclosures. $500
1920 Buick NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s4T5
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PLAYER-PIAN0-Chrisi special S395: de-
livered to your home on S25 first payment; be-
gin paying next year $3.50 per week.
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= purity furnished room
Link. reasoBable. Phon"
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THE FAIRMONT HOTEL.
THE COLONIAL

18th AND VI SITS. WOO ROOMS
Deirable doui.lr and single rooms in oH:
up-to-date American plan hotel All room,
have running haf and cold water and tell"
phones: showers and tub hath accessible to %
rooms; pariors and spacious dining room on
main floor; dining room supplied with product,
from our Virginia farms fresh daily. Reason
able rates. inn4s
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TWO LARGE CHEERFUL ROOMS, PRIVATE
bath and complete kitchen; reasonable. Call
before IL am, after 4:30.t 3l07 18th st. NV
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444 KENTUCKY AVE. s.E- Two iigbt
cheerful rooms, newly papered easonahlr
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FORDS-FORDS.
90 Ford Cars and Trucks
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE
20 Ford Tourings.
2 Ford Sedans.
Ford Roadsters.
10 Ford Ton Trucks open and closed bodies.
Ford Light Deliveries
y Ford Coupes.
Ford Speedsters.
i Ford Chassis
All of these cars have been re-
possessed by the Finance Cor
poration for default of payment.
Several Of these cars have been in service
but one month. All Of them are in Al run
ming condition
A demonstration will prove the merits of
these Ride in one before making your
decision.
Prices range from SIS up.
Easy terms on all cars. A small
deposit will hold any of these
cars for 10 days.
II you are looking. for Ford car or truck
you can save money by acting at once. These
cars kept and demonstrated at
GLASSMAN'S GARAGE,
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.
Continued.
MAXWEIIISED CARS

MAXWELL USED CARS.
1923 Maxwell touring, driven only 400
miles; is equal to new car in every way.
This This car priced at 1919. will save you over
car. Terms. $3.50 cash. balance monthly.
1922 Maxwell touring: bumper. parking light
monthly. Guaranteed in writing for thirty
days.
H. B. LEARY, JR.,
Phone North 1895. 1921 l4th ST.
A GOOD XMAS
GIFT
IS A
GOOD USED CAR
and there is always assurance of quality
that accompanies the sale of a HURLEY
ISED tAR-our reputation has been q source
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HERE ARE SOME GOOD
USED CARS.
1923 Nash Demonstrators (2).
1922 Nash Sport Models (2).
1922 4-cyl. Nash Touring.
1921 Jordan Touring.
1920 Hudson Touring (rebuilD b..
QUICK SALE SPECIALS!
1920 Chandler Touring, $500.
1921 Cleveland Roadster, $500.
1917 Hudson Cab, $3.50.
1922 Ford Roadster (express
rear), $225.
1923 Ford Touring, S275.
1921 Buick Touring, $500.
1921 Ford Touring, S1OO.
1919 Ford Touring, $50.
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