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Evening star., 1923-11-15
SILENT ON DRIVE
0NMARC|N TRADING
Wall Street Officials Decline
! to Comment on Senator
Kings PIan-Briefs.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 15.-Officials
of security and commodity ex-
changes declined today to comment
on dispatches from Washington TO
the effect that Senator King OF Utah
was preparing a bill to be presented
at tho next session Of Congress which
would prohibit margin trading In
stocks. bonds, grain and cotton.
While offerings of new securities
have been rather large recently, panK-
ers state there Is a disposition on the
part Of investment houses to space
the offerings SO that two large oher-
irgs would not hur: each other
through competition on the same
dates.
public Offering was made today of
81 100000 twenty seven year per
cent first lien gold bonds, series 3. :ot
the Nevada California: Electric Cor
poration at "a and accrued interest
10 yield over 6.45 per Gent.
Directors of the International Ce-
ment Company have declared quar-
terIy dividend of 81 on the common
stock and the regular quarterly olsl,
dend of ~ per cent on the preferfea
stock. This action placed the com
mon stock on 81: annual basis
against the previous rate Of So.
Tie meeting of Chesapeake snd
Ohio directors in Cleveland sohedutea
for today was postponed for lack OF
a quorum. Considerable interest mas
been expressed in the action to oe
taken hv the directors on the common
stock dividend, which now Is on q -
annual basis Thers have peen re.
uorts that the rate would be Increased
to or G Ter cent. ;.
The Beech Nut Packing Company
today declared an extra dividend OF
so cents on common stock, paysoie
Decamber 10 to stock Of record De-
Cember l.
Evening star., 1923-11-15
COMMODITY: NEWS
WIRED STAR FROM
ENTIRE COUNTRY

LONGMoNT, Col. November 10
Sugar beet growers in this district are
appealing to store clerks and high
:. school boys to help dig beets before the
ground freezes. Many Mexican work
ers have quit because of the soft con-
dition OF the fields, and the Longmont
mill has closed because supplies OF
beets have been delayed.
CHEYENNE, wyo.. November 15.--
A quarantine against shipments OF
alfalfa, alfalfa seed, native hay and
straw from Uninta, Lincoln and Sweet
water counties has been imposed oy
the state board of dairy and food
commissioners because Of the pres
ence there OF alfalfa weevil.
PHILADELPHIA, November 10
market here for sole lsather is favor
able for large cash buyers. Extremes
in both light and heavy weight oak
backs are in best demend. No. belt
ing butts are quoted at 65 cents: best
backs. A to 4S cents; .B grade, Phila-
delphia tanned Texas: oak bends, S6
cents.
BOSTON. November l5.-Textile men
here see in the reopening this week
kcag mills q reflection Of the i'm
provement in the goods market
Ginghams are moving slowly. but the
departments opened are concerned
with other lines. Fall River mills are
working at SIS to 75 per cent of ca
pacity, and New Bedford fine goods
mills are working full time. Yarn
mills have shown little improvement.
ST. LOUIS, November 15.-Packers
report an increase in business OF 20
to rs per cent In the last month. as
compared with last year. Bacon prices
have fallen 10 to Is per cent. The
total shipments of fresh beef in Oc-
sober were 100000 pounds and Of
pork, 100000 pounds.
KANSAS CITY, November 1.-THE
more desirable cuts of fresh beef and
pork have been cut sharply by local
packing houses.
DETROIT. November: 15.-Owing to
the heavy crop in northern Michigan.
potatoes which sold at so cents
bushel in September have dropped to
80 cents and farmers are unable to
sell them at that price.
Evening star., 1923-11-15
The OvercOats

comprise the seasons best styles and choice fine all
wool fabrics from the best mills and mostly in the
new loose box models The style shown by the leading
clothes shops of the country and approved by the fore
most designers. Also listers and Ulsterettes all
these fine coats have body and sleeve Innings of Sknners
best satin, your guarantee for quality.
Evening star., 1923-11-15
STATE INCOME TAX
PROVES LIVELY TOPIC
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
ATLANTA. November 15.-Extreme
interest is being shown in business
circles over the deliberations Of the
Legislature on the suggestion fos a
state income tax. Business men in
general oppose the income-tax sys-
tenn, while agricultural interests seem
to favor it. Measures are also pend
ing to exempt from taxstion for vary
ing periods Of years foreign capital
Manufacturers of soft drinks are
celebrating today the defeat in the
legislature of the proposal to i'm
pose tax on soft drinks.
Evening star., 1923-11-15

commission adhere to its tentative
plan for consolidating the Central of
New Jersey and Reading with the
Baltimore and Ohio.
The case Is attracting widespread
attention in New York, Philadelphia,
Newark and other communities in up
per Pennsylvania and northern New
Jersey. Powerful trade organiza-
tions in New York are supporting
New York Central's plan, which con-
templates using Jersey Central in
connection with New York Central's
existing trackage to open up a new
trunk line route to New York harbor.
Philadelphia and other Pennsylvania
trade bodies.' on the other hand, are
vigorously behind the project ad-
vanced by them that Reading and
Central of New Jersey be merged
and formed into an Independent unit.
Evening star., 1923-11-15
REPORT ON GASOLINE.
Minnesota Probers Favor CO
Operative Sales Stations.

Special Dispatch to The star.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. November Is.
-Co-operative sales stations offer to
motor owners the only relief from
high gasoline prices, according to the
report of an investigation commit
tee appointed by Gov. Preuss. Half
OF the Minnesota gasoline sales. the
report states. are made by the Stand
ard Oil of Indiana and the indspen-
dents follow the prices fixed by that
company. The ordinary gross retail
margin Of profit Ia cents q gallon,
although a spread Of 8 to 10 cents
sometimes exists.
Evening star., 1923-11-15
WILLARD TO APPEAL /,
FOR RAIL MERGER
B. & 0. President Would Unite
Lines With Reading and
Jersey Central.

Special Dspat tch to The Star
BALTIMORE. November 15.-Presi-
dent Daniel willard of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad will go before the
Interstate Commerce Commission on
Saturday to make a statement in sup
port OF his roads contention that the
Evening star., 1923-11-15
CELERY PRICES RAISED.

NEW YORK. November 10 (Spe-
ssain adysnsed DOR today % nw,n9 lm 5ae r. r0ugs ess
continued active demard for fancy
well blanched offerings. Receipts from
upstate sections were only moderate.
Sales ranged from $2.a5: to 1915 per
two third crate, depending upon quail
ity and condition as We'll as size OF
stock.
Evening star., 1923-11-15

The Macknaws, strictly allwool heavy warm; the
sturde for boys Sizes to H. Friday and Saturday
only, s945
The Corduroy Suits one Of the best grades;
lined with khaki TWILL boxpleat model Both knckers
Sizes to Is For Friday and Saturday only. s9As.
The Wool zpants Suits comprise the neaest patterns and
latest models in al-wool and woolen casmere chevots,
and tweeds Coats alpaca lined Both knckers lined
Usual $3.50 to $500 values Sizes H. For Friday
Saturday only, $s.4S.
Paiais Royel--Nan
Evening star., 1923-11-15
S1,l0O,0 900 OIL DEAL.
Largest Land Transaction Is Re.
ported Since 1921.
Special D'sp,tch to The s;sr

Special ID spstch to The S.ar.
SHREVEPORT. La, November ID
The largest oil land deal since the
Haynesville boom of 1921 has been
consummated here by the purchase
of mineral rights to e.120 acres in
Webster parish by the Humble Oil
Company from DIR. r. d; Webb. for
consideration said to be $1,10o,000.
The sale was result of completion
of well near the acreage flowing
both OIL and gas.
Evening star., 1923-11-15

The annual average gold output of
Alaska Is around $4,000, 900.
Evening star., 1923-11-15
$3.50

Right out of Our regular stock, superfne gar
ments. Tailored by the best makers and guaran-
teed choice all-wool fabrics Backward weather
and Our desire to keep busy at sacrifice of profits
gives you this opportunity to save and solve your
clothes cost if you act quickly.
Evening star., 1923-11-15
The Suits

Marvellous value, comprising fine all-wool cassi-
meres eheviots velours fine sunproof blue serges
finished worsteds and for the conservative man. long
wearing smooth worsteds, and finest whipcords for
young men.
Suit sizes, in regulars "a to a..
Stouts, SO to 46.
Also some longs and shorts.
Every suit with extra trousers for less than single
trousers suits.
Special notice-Whe the sale is for one week,
advise you to come early and get best selection
Moderate alterations free.
A deposit will hold any. Overcoat Suit for later
delivery $45o for Suits overcoats worth $40 to $6O
s+sE- RSyaI-Maia
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-01
MOULTON HOPEFUL OF
OBTAINING RAILROAD
Early Efforts Said To Have Resulted
In Poor Farm

MOULTON. April 29.-(Special
Leased Wire.)-"Hopes spring eter-
nal in the human breast" sang some
one who knew his fellow man and
SO again today hope that a railroad
may yet visit and prolong it's stay
in Moulton and across Central Law
renee county has been renewed by
the efforts of the Chamber of Com
merce at Albany Decatur and at
Russellville, each Of which ha; in
terested officials of the Louisville
and Nashville il line between
Albany Decatur and Russellville by
way of Moulton. Lauderdale and Mt.
Hope. thus opening to the market
vast amounts of timber, coal and
are cooperating with the organiza-
ton in obtaining data for presenta-
ton to the railway officials.
Along with these efforts has come
TO light the almost forgotten story
OF how Lawrence county came to
possess a Poor Farm" At stated
periods in the last several genera
tons railroad boom has inspired
enthusiasm among the people of
Moulton and years and years ago a
poom struck the town, which almost
brought the railroad.
interested citizens bought just
north of town Il small farm to pres
ent to the hoped for railway as a
depot site The railway lid not come
but date for payment OF tn funds
borrowed 10 buy the site did. Some
thing must be done to meet'the note
and the county officials took the
farm or the hands of the borrowers
and made 1t home for the unfor-
Inmates, who must pass their time at
the poor house" Thus Lawrence
county is said to have purchased its
poor farm.
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FOREST PARK BARGAIN

Attractive 2-story home, located on large
level lot and paved street. facing south,
has tile porch. solid oak floors. furnace
heat. reception, living, dining. breakfast
room and kitchen on first floor bed
rooms sleeping porch and tile bath on
second floor. Garage with servant house
overhead. facing paved alley. VIII sac
rfice for sl0.500, pay $1,000. balance
like rent. owner has left city. reason
for selling; you can get Immediate pos
session. Call J. l. Mccoy. with Mc-Con-
nell-White-T Terry (ExcInsive Agents.,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. speciality sales
man. Apply Room 234 Brown Marx
Bldg.
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wANTED-30 COLOED MEN.
DAY OR PIECE WORK; GOOD
WAGES. APPLY 18TH AVE. AND
22D ST., n. SOUTHERN SEWER
PIPE WORKS.
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WANTED-Tracer; must be experienced.
Apply Kilby Frog & switch Co.
WANTED-Two messenger boys. Apply
423 N. 23d St
NEWS AGENT on railroad trains. Union
News Co.. Terminal Station.
FOR Employment office call Main 1874
FOR cashiers-clerks call Main 1874.
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NEWS AGENTS wanted for train service.
Avenue,
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MORTGAGE LOANS
$4,000

MORTGAGE LOANS on close-in and
suburban dwellings and apartments.
centrally located business property in
Birmingham and other Alabama cities
of 10000 population and more; also
improved Alabama FARMS prompt
service minimum expense.
JEMISON d CO, Inc.
22l N. 21st ST.. Birmingham Ala.
Evening star., 1923-04-08
1871 RRnstead Street,
Philadelphia. Pa.
Marshall Business Broke,

VI dI Slldll buS1lCSS DlohClS.
beautifully furnished boarding house OF ID
rooms. baths. electricity; good lease; new
furniture: $500.
Boarding house near 18th and Mass; IL
rooms. baths; splendid proposition for
Boarding iouse near 18th and Mass. ave. ;
Is rooms. steam heat: price, 81, 400;
Boarding house, 10 rooms. in business sec
ton. several baths; small mint; price. ". 800
Boarding house AZ rooms. we'll furnished
price. $500.
Rooning house. IL rooms. steam heat, we'll
furnished: rent. 500: price, 1850
Roomng house. II rooms. near 10th and X
SITS: price. 81 500.
ltooming house near II and X SITS, well fur
nished: lease; price, 81 800.
Ro0ning house. II rooms: near 18th mi h
SITS half price at $500.
Roomlng house on 18th st. - rooms, pri-
vaie baths, steam heat: price. 81 400.
Roomng ouse on IIth ST.: owner leaving
city; price. $3.50.
We are in a position to secure exclusively
Roomng house near Union station, L: rooms.
good furniture: lease: price. $500.
l.uncheonettr and candy business near 14th
and q sts.; small mint for right party; in
spect and you will buy; ideal location for tea
cGss . to large serh
Lunchroom near transfer corner: well
equipped price, g., 500.
Meat market, well located: owner will sac.
rihce: ayear lease: rooms and bath: price
Grocery and meats. ne: rent: So; receipts
about $3.50 per week; price right
Gas station and hardware store. one of the
best propositions in the NV. section; price
$40. 900
Tire repairing; no better location on 18th
ST; price, 81 900: 3-year lease
Barber shop, chairs. new and other Ilcd-
ern equipment: price, 81. 500
Nearbeer bar and restaurant. hest trsLs-
lent location, downtown: price, $500
Watci for our advertisements
Marshall Business Brokers.
Evening star., 1923-04-08

SfOV-RO0MlNG HOUSE: rooms: cheap
rent: small cash payment; easy terms
s3oO-Rooming house: ii rooms, = baths, Q
back porches: large yard: cheap rent
s6Oo-RooIning house: rooms: Dupont Cir
Gle location: $3.50 cash required
x6Oo-Rooming house: rooms rent $50
So1o-Rooming house: 10 rooms; central: :
we'll furnished: $3.50 cash required
81 .oO0-Rooming house; % rooms; rent. 3Ill
s4oo-Grocery and Confect: rent $l2
Sh0o-trocery and rooms: rent. sa5
Make offer. grocery and meat bus: rent cbeap.
hne fixtures; good business
81 lOW@tirocery and Z rooms: rent x45
ss50-irocery and q rooms: rent $50
S2WO-Grocpry and 5 rooms: rent cheap
Sl.too-Confect. and fountain: next door 10
picture; cheap rent: easy terms
;! 5D-COnfect. and rooms; rent S35
$l,foo-C0nfect and rooms; rent $50: good
corner location: good business.
-tigar and news business: rent. $40
saJU-C1gar and news brs.; rent S25
Sl op-Near-beer and lunch rooms good
49,. lease rent. $75; big bargain
seoo-lunch; good corner: cheap rent: Irlsi.
.a am ness 800 per day; inspect at once
s-'Uo-Lunch; central location: cheap rent.
40 200 good bus = cash: inspect at once
81 81 3H-Innch and 3 rooms rent, $i2O
S"'Uo-Iire shop and repair business: good
~ MI Pleasant location: will sac-ifce
sioo-TailorinE business: new Pro.perity ms
chine: good business: cheap rent
NJ CURTIS. MAIN So43 MAIN 7-7s
-io hsehinsts bldg. 9th and Mass ave. NV,
Evening star., 1923-04-08

Lady's very fine platinum dia-
mond flexible bracelet, extraor-
dinarily fine, consisting of ll2
beautiful diamonds and sap
phires. Must be sold at a sacri-
fee SST5
Evening star., 1923-04-08
REAL DIAMONDS FOR THE
BARGAIN HUNTERS.

REAL DIAMONDS FOR THE
BARGAIN HUNTERS.
These articles are not regular
stock pieces. but are pieces we
have traded in or bought from
private parties. and we are sell
ing them as such at prices far
below the original wholesale
price.
1}4-carat absolutely blue-white
gem. Set in platinum No. 80.
S4S5.
1-carat blue-white diamond.
Set in up-to-date mounting No.
SO.
$3.50.
34-carat fine white diamond.
Set i'll white gold basket setting
No. 2S2.
S16O.
Platinum and diamond bar
pin. Can be worn as a drop: 20
small diamonds: center stone
about q carat. An exceptional
value.
S475.
We will be glad to trade i'll
your old jewelry and diamonds.
OPPENHEIMER & SHAH.
Diamond Specialists,
o07 F St.
Evening star., 1923-04-08

FOR SALE-Luncheon. after
noon tea and dinner cafe. clear
ing $1,000 per year: splendid op-
portunlty for one or two women
or man and wife; catering to
best class of trade. Address
OWNER.
Box oS-H, Star Office. Y
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PERSONAL.

FRENCH LADY, NATIVE, WILL GIVE PRI-
rate French lessons charges reasonable Ad-
dress Box 120-H. Star ofic".
Evening star., 1923-04-08
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs

Csatinued.
rouk PIANO BAaoAINs-wins q Co., sos;
s.ed ;sa IT, Em.;.sa saS h,nes ans
upright pianos for rent
HUGO WORCH. Est. 1879.
| I110 q nv.
act NoW-Don't put on your needs for the
5000 canvas cots at 3.25 each.
1000 folding chairs at 81. 40 each
100 % oak tables. AZ inches long, at o. 80 each.
friyerators; beds. springs, mattresses, etc.
later.
a., H, BAUM 4 SONS.
4e4 Penna. Ave. Phone Frank. 53s7.
BUILDING MArERIALs
samp. Wreekns sos. a..
city and surplus sales throughout the coustry-
Permit Us to offer you new and aaivassd
n sl.esls @ iiafa saiar.. .arn.s;s :s:s
NOTE THEs. M PRICES; New bathroom, ont
Az is: -, s;::s; =, si:aa:x' Ps5 s s.a!
ssaPsRt e.pso sash mssa 49, ts 81 dR''css cs
% s:s: 5:Py 'ssss. o's: ss.,.ia'..a R. 'ei,s; os'.
combination: ali three. sl.75. Government
-nesfer, Dran1-HeR,
ss double s.,on copper s. sS sll76 Kitchen boil
siDSkY HstkiSGEfs asSoUsEwRscKrNe co.
9Th aud Florids ave. 9th and o sts.
wIthaat eft loss ef' of ,.n. n MI your 0l'
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Il 1t. gold, ranging from s2S 10 $3.50; held a.
the Washington Loan and Trust Co. To be seen
call ali day Sunday and Monday for appoint
ment.
B. J. Greenberr
- ~ !. st: NV.
RARE DIAMOND VALUES.
Opportunities to own a dia-
mond at u price.
Lady's very fine platinum dia-
mond flexible bracelet, extraor-
dinarily fine, consisting of 1l2
beautiful diamonds and sap
phires. Must be sold at a sacri-
nee SS|o
Lady's solid platinum diamond
engagement ring, diamond is a
perfect cut gem. weighs carat
and 75-lOO: is an exclusive made
mounting in shape and design,
set with 10 diamonds and sap
phires. A rare bargain. .S4o5
Lady's solid platinum diamond
barpin. rare innovation in plat
inum construction. set with 1O4
blue-White diamonds and sap
phires:: cost originally S1.450.
Must be sold at once to raise
cash .......... SS75
Ladys diamond engagement
ring, a creation OF platinum
! workmanship; diamond weighs
carat and a; mounting com
pletely set with diamonds. Must
be sacrificed for. $500
Gentleman's diamond ring.
perfect gem; weighs 31a carats
and l4-1OO; the mounting is a
latest style Gypsy. and will suit
the most exacting taste. A rare
oPPol tuiiilH 'pI .HCN
Lady's solid platinum dinner
ring, set with l9 exquisite blue
white diamonds and sapphires !;
design is original and expressive
A rare value. .$l38.50
Ladv's diamond engagement
ring. a beautiful gem. weighs |
carat and 2S-1OO; set in massive
solid platinum mounting, SUR
rounded with blue-white dia-
monds. An exceptional feast for
a prospective diamond buyer,
1885
A written guarantee with all
our diamonds.
F1SCHER'S.
olS + St. Northwest.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Continued.

RESTAURANT and oyster
house, doing a fine business, To-
Gated downtown, for sale; rent,
$40; long lease: unusual oppor-
tunity. Price. $500. Address
Owner. Box OH, Star office. y
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r;TNrER AND PAPFRHANGER. I. F. H0H-
Sun. Rest work lowest prices: prompt serv-
go. 419 G. st. NV. Phone Main 6106.
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Lady's solid platinum diamond
engagement ring. diamond is a
perfect cut gem. weighs l carat
and 75-lOO: is an exclusive made
mounting in shape and design,
set with 10 diamonds and sap
phires. a rare bargain. :. .S4o5
Evening star., 1923-04-08

FURNITURE repairing. reRnishing. cabinet
""-S. upholste-iEc. III. Iesnann. IL Seaton
Evening star., 1923-04-08

rL00R RFFINIsHINc Old floor. mede like
now. Planed and scrapcd. Sandpapered and
Hn shed. For estimate call Main 1851. c. Il.
'r'cr & BRO 100 18th ct. NV.
Evening star., 1923-04-08
P. F. CARLE'

P. F. CARLEY.
Reliable Business Broker.
No. 6l7 +. F. 6l53.
If your business is for sale and
reasonably priced | am sure |
can sell it for YOU.
Inspect the following real money makers.
Grocery and ice cream. doing q paying busi-
ness in ne. double store and rooms; rental,
$50. with 3-year lease; right price.
Grocery and market store; good n. loca
ton: store and rooms: very low rental
lease; doing about $500 weekly business:
price. S3.3OO.
Grocery and market store. near Soldiers
Home: doing paying business: rental, $50,
with lease: a give-away for 81 200.
Rooming house, near Dupont circle, 10
rooms and hath: gas and elec. lights; rental
with lease, 500 a month: price. 81 600 terms.
broom apartment. downtown location
nicely furnished low rental with lease; owner
leaving city: will sell for $3.50.
Confectionery and light lunch. good W
location: doing paving business: low rental
with lease; price reduced to - 200.
Iunchro0m. 14th at. location: doing pay
ing business: low rental with lease; will sell
for SO. 800. part cash.
p. F. CARIEY.
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EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS
IN DIAMONDS.

EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS
IN DIAMONDS.
They must be sold at once to
raise cash to settle an estate. A
written guarantee given with all
our diamonds.
A diamond necklace set with
|6o large blue-white diamonds
mounted in platinum, OF very
fine workmanship: can be used
as a flexible bracelet. A rare
value $3.50
Lady's diamond flexible brace
let. set with o5 fine blue-white
diamonds and sapphires. One
of the biggest bargains ever Of
tered 81 100
Exceptional handsome dia-
mond plaque or sautoir, set with
155 blue-white diamonds and
sapphires: cost originally $500.
Must be sold at sacrifice.
S2,1OO
Gentleman's solitaire diamond
ring, a perfect cut gem; weighs
3 carats and one half. less 5
points: set i'll handsome Gypsy
white gold mounting. Must be
seen to appreciate this eNtraor-
binary value ST .O5O
FISCHER'S.
ol8 F St. Northwest.
Real Diamond Bargains.
carat less 1O-10O. fine bIue-white solitaire
diamond ring: perfect cut: handsome hand
mounting. Party must sacrifice.
2-carat perfect solitaire diamond ring: fine
cut and brilliant; gorgeous handmade mount
ing.
Very fine bue-white solitaire diamond en-
eagement ring; platinum mounting; set with
diamonds Cost originally $3.50
Is-carat blue white solitaire diamond ring:
1s-L. white gold; lady's mounting. A real
bargain.
$50
AlI-platinum diamond wrist watch. set with
% full diamonds Cost tz originally 5000
lT-jewel Hamilton open-face gold filled
watch
See us before buying diamonds.
KAHN OPTICAL CO.,
6l7 9TH St. NV.
SODA FOUNTAINS and ac-
cessories; orange beverage out
fits. The Stern Co., 625 La. ave.
Phone Main $50.
HILLS DRY COLD
Refrigerators. show cases. store nxtures-
Easy terms.
q. L1BUWTTZ CO. Agents.
zoos e. Balte St.. Baltimore. Nd.