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Evening star., 1923-08-16
WANTED TO BUY-HOUsES.

A HOME OF G OR Z ROOMS. WITH GARAGE
or room for one: can make good casn pay
rnent for easonaby priced home: give address.
price and full particulars. Address Box S2A-i'
TO 10 ROOM HOUSE N ANY GOOD SEC
ton: have a good cash payment ana can MAKE
.ubstsntiai monthly PaymenM,s M.,, G9ala iass ss
possession within SO days. Main too-- iofo
ii st. NV. room *O3
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR HOUSES FOR
ceiored; will consider either frame or Drick 10
any section OF Washington. Main 2'3o. Con-
tinental Trust bldg. room eoi
A REAI. CHEAP Q OR OR ROOM BRICK
house. Iatrobe or furnace heat; inside CT the
District: for colored white. VIII pay lots
q ssss sa'9 } q p GARMaA 4 Il L j. real ene'''
HAVE IMMEDIATE PURCHASER WHO
will make large cash payment for a n,oe. m"aern
to 10 room house MUST pe ,o IN noo sis,n,ty I'M s,s
600. EDGAR A. MILLER. 1899 ! st. VI: 8sos
HAVE CASH BUYER FOR 8 TO 8 ROOM
brick house, NV. ne. or Bloomingdae: must
I've good Investment. Phone or write today
wM. II. McGRANN CO.. 100 1lth ST. NV.
Main s7l2. --------
WILL RUY GOOD SMALL. BRICK HOUSES.
white or colored. for cash or Will sell your
house for you: have more clients than houses
Address Rox DIT. star once IL
AUTOMOBILE. late model as first payment
on new Groom bungalow; ami: balance
monthly Address Box 26X. Star office.
FROM OwNER-wANTED OCT. /. rPTo-
DATE MODERATELY PRICED GRIN. HOME;
ONLY COOP NV. SEC. CONSIDERED.
CALL MAIN s543. BETWEEN 10 & II An
CHEVY CHASE. y. C.-NEAR CARS AND
circle: or s room house, detached; good
sard: garage From $4,000 to $4,000 Cash
payment, IS. 600 to $1,000. II You have such
n niece of property let have description at
once. as we have an Army officer who desires
~ UNION REALTY CORPORATION,
14l0 @ 81. NV. Maln e4IS.
WANTED TO BUY FROM OWNER. TO II
rooms in vicinity of Goth and Pa. ave-, dupont
Circle. or l4th and Harvard st. NV; let US
know what You have.
TRIBBY & DICKINSON.
az nist S,t.I Rank Rldc. Main slTo
10 N' 1Ss
HAVE LARGE DEMAND IN ALL SECTIONS
OF city for houses ranging In price from $o'ooo
TO SO 600. Can make quick sale
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
5l4-15-16 Bond bldg,
14th and y. Y. ave. Main ~.
I HAVE A CLIENT IN THE MARhEL foK
email investment property or small nousess
Evening star., 1923-08-16
Mt. Pleasant Section,

9Th and K Sts NV. Phone Main 1900.
Evening star., 1923-08-16
nuT.oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE

Edgewater Beach
Waterfront lots on salt water. sandy beacn
ne miles from washington over Wasnngton
Annapolis state road: $500 to i.2oo e,cn is
WIYIIAM r. MATTESON. Bond bldg. l4tf
md n 7. ave Phone N. 6771 Once on
n~srh oren SUNDAYS.
The Nome nugget., 1923-10-27
LLOYD GEORGE REPLYS TO
 ATTACK OF FRENCH GENERAL

St. Louis. Oct. 25-Lloyd George in a speech replying to the attack made upon him by General Dumont an attache of the Preach Embassy in Washinctcr in which the General uttered feryent prayer that France might b. protected against some of its friends. specifying Lloyd George as one. Loyd George said: France forgets what England did for hcr between 1914 and 1918 such pray CTS was read from France in tAose days, nins Aaudred thousand British dead oa the hattlenslds of France tells the story of 9ri.ain's frierd- ship. 1t vas . rebuka ln a meaeured hat bitter touch, every !, word was carefully planned ea. spoken
The Nome nugget., 1923-10-27
PLEADS FOR NO MORE WAR

Indianapolis Oct. 25-Citing the horrors of the late war and the part fe had in it Lloyd George in speech said: T don't want to do il again. don't want any ore else to do it again. and as long as live" il" added that shall be 'ny plea, and that there shall be no mere war, but that your nation and ou. naiion should unite to clear away for the Angel of Peace with it's message of Peace on earth and good will to men,"
The Nome nugget., 1923-10-27
DEFEATED LEGIONAIRE
 ARRIVES IN SEATTLE

Seattle, Oct. 25-James A. Drain the noted one armed veteran who was defeated as candidate to the Commandership of the American Legion arrived in Seattle yesterday, which was his former home.
The Nome nugget., 1923-10-27
PRESIDENT EBERT
 BUYS CHATEAU

Stockholm, Oct. 25--Svenska Nor gnablad states that President Ebert of Germany has bought Chateau in Switzerland and that he intends to retire from the Presidency.
The Nome nugget., 1923-10-27
MAKES PLEA FOR U. S.
 TO NOT FORSAKE EUROPE

Cleveland, Oct. 25---Pleadins for Anefiean aid in reAabilitaaiAe Eur. ope. L1oyd George said "don-t turn your bAeAs ea tAe BursDe you have. saved once,, don't forseke t now"
The Nome nugget., 1923-10-27
GERMAN MARKS TAKE
 ANOTHER SLIDE DOWNWARD

Berlin, Oct. 25-Tragic political situations sent the American dollar up to forty seven billion marks yes terday afternoon.
The Nome nugget., 1923-10-27
LLOYD GEORGE VISITS
 TOMB OF HARDING

Marion, Oct. 26-Lloyd George arrived in Marion Wednesday and visited Mrs. Harding and also paid a visit to the tomb of the late presi- dent. Warren c. Harding.
The Nome nugget., 1923-10-27

SuMAS Washington 27Capan Lowell H p.
  the to m andSac
The Nome nugget., 1923-10-27
MILITARY REVOLT
 BROKEN IN ATHENS

Athens, Oct. 25-According to dispatch received today the military revolt has been broken in Athens and other provincial Garrisons thru out Greece.
The Nome nugget., 1923-10-27
GREAT BRITAIN
 ACCEPTS US.
 I2 MILE LIMIT

accented nrir in Am miles of the American
The Nome nugget., 1923-10-27
CHARGES FORBES WITH ATTENDING
 LIQUOR PAR TIES

WASHINGTON. ort 7-F Forbes of the gaton Committee whom
 
 n of parties where liquor flowed alike The
  0 Philadelphia Company story Forbes had told him Oddie 
 Further testimony Black a for constr o hop former Director World
   County Superior sonal dignt to the plaintiff
 WASHINGTON, 27-t of the Veterans Bureau mediate criminal looks to the Department not acted before will
The Nome nugget., 1923-10-27
FLIES FROM CANADA TO MEXICAN BORDER
 WITHOUT A STOP

the to the a of 105 miles 0 while the flashed Diego 635 M to
The Nome nugget., 1923-10-27
FORD FOR COOLIDGE
 IF LATTER WILL
 ENFORCE PRO.

27"Tm Coolidge he will enforce pohb- when him thought the
  s law in POWER COMMISSION FAvoRABLY ALASKA PROJECT 27-The yesterday
 
 
 be used fol the
The Nome nugget., 1923-10-27
GERMANY CANNOT
 PAY PREPARATIONS
 SAYS STRESEMANN

HAGEN Germany Oct 7Germany dispose her last evening" the lon not PROMOTERS PAY 5o%s PREPARATIONS Republic in exchange
  threat accomplish Ironn
 sEPARATIsTs DUSSELDORF BRUSSELS Oct 27Four marching Dusseldorf crefed fell
  
 LARGE BANDS COMMUNISTS MARCH GERMAN LONDON PA dispatch Berlin yesterday said that large bands German Capitol GERMAN PAIA1GNATE DECLARE AUTONOMUs STATE LONDON Oct 27-The Paatinate an Aofononus a says cenfral dispatch e proclamation the Paahae lids Frsacs and agrees to assume reparasn TROOPS 10 PUT ATTEMPT AT BoIsBEvIK REBELLION BERLIN Oct s7Eshty railway soooo have arrived put down any attempt at Bo Hk rebellion m the sa ealled Rod oadA of Germany
 --A-A-~~sa-~
 FRoH LaNoON 1O aan1na1 - nEcUaep BRIDE 1 s1ATT1A e. 41sa 3ass,e,ed from London to Seat s ts hecos th Ifsse do .tor n .s A1.,l.
The Nome nugget., 1923-10-27
TRAPP DECLARED ACTING GOVERNOR
 OF OKLAHOMA

OKLAHOMA CITY, 7- Trapp de acting yesterday interfering with the
 KELLOGG SUCCEED HARVEY AMBASSADOR
 WASHINGTON. B. from Minnesota Ambassadehp Court
 --
 LLOYD GEORGE MEET WOODROW WILSON
 WASHINGTON, Oct 27-Iloyd George Washington Thursday and called Hughes President Coolidge dent Woodrow Wilson at the atter's
The Nome nugget., 1923-10-27

ANGELES 27--As . of a row parking su autsmsbl Ho1 asssts staaaDnsa Winters Hoywoad Hon : andt N in
The Nome nugget., 1923-10-27


  A don nd not ations."
The Nome nugget., 1923-10-27

FR0n IAsBoN 1O snnnuan = nycnsr. nRnx
 ssA111A csA A1s ,asesed from London to Seat n bcos ts ha> q raaA H.s. ssesator eu stsanaer starr plying between seward un..si4
The Nome nugget., 1923-10-27

'G.NEER s1zEANssoN EXPEDITION KILLED
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-18
VETS LEADERS TO OPEN
SESSION HERE SATURDAY
Legion Executive Committee Will
Discuss Proposed Investigation.

Members of the national executive
committee of the American Legion
began to arrive today for their annual
session, opening Saturday.
Among the subjects to be discussed
will be moving publication office OF
the American Legion weekly from
New York to-, Indianapolis, proposed
investigation of the veterans bureau,
proposed erection of a home for or,
phans of World War veterans, the
Indiana war memorial and subjects
to be presented at the next Legion
convention at San Francisco.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-18
EPWORTH LEAGUES MEET
indianapolis District Opens Three-D Day
Convention Here.

The annual convention of the Indi-
annapolis district Epworth League will
convene this evening at the Edwin
Ray NJ. z. Church. Woodlawn Ave.
and Laurel st. Meetings will also be
held Saturday, and Sunday nights.
A pageant. The Hope Of the
World" directed by Helen Barrett, will
be given Friday night. Election of
officers will take place Saturday aft
ernoon. A banquet will be served at
p. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-18
SCHOLARSHIPS OFFERED
Wittenburg College to Give Prizes to
Shortridge Honor Graduates.

wittenburg College offers $50 schol-
arships to pupils taking high honOrs
in the Shortridge High School gradu-
ating class.
Pupils who rank in the upper 3 per
cent, based upon final averages, are
eligible In this years class. the upper
3 per cent is composed of the first
thirteen persons on the honor roll.
Winners become members of the High
School Honors Society of the college
il they accept.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-18

- italian. golden and fumed oak.
All exposed parts are nickel plat
ed. Universal tone arm; Pathe per.
feet control. Has a double spring
motor Size OF machine is is inches
wide. 1914 inches deep and Ala
inches high.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-18
Seniors Entertain

June seniors of Technical High
School entertained the post graduates
in Room 81 during roll call Thursday.
Violet Fear gave a ukelele solo, Caro-
lima in the Morning" George Oakley
played a piano solo. "Smilin' Thru"
Dixie Mckay gave a reading. MARY
Carey"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-18
Farm Prisoners at Large

Search was made today for How
ard Reed. 80. and Harry Clemmons.
q. who escaped from the Indiana
State Farm
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-18
CIVIL WAR VET FOUND
LYING AT ROADSIDE
Ephriam Hunt Had Started to Walk
10 TT. Wayne.

By Times Special
ANDERSON, Ind. May 1S.-Lying
in the road near Moonsville. ex-
hausted from walking. Ephriam Hunt.
rs. TT. Wayne, was found by Sheriff
Daniels. Hunt is a Civil War veteran
and had started to walk home from
the G. A. r. encampment at Muncie.
Daniels took him to Anderson and
gave him a ticket to TT. Wayne.
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-08
KNOWLEDGE COMPETITION

Following viii be found num-
be'' of brief paragraphs, each
bringing out a few Of the distinc-
tive fea. ures or characteristics
of the city's business and profess
siOhal people.
There VIII be a query or two
in each paragraph. To the per-
son who fl st answers them most
nearly correct in detail viii be
given choice Of tie prizes noted
above. The next nearest viii be
given next choice, etc. All ans
Wers must be neat and icgible.
There is no guessing about these,
there is q clue to each one by
which the identity may be con-
frmed.
Any of the parties sketched
here are privileged to answer
any question y0u ask except to
tell you they are SIT"
Answers may be sent by mail
or brought to this office any
time before next Wednesday even
ing. the sequel to the feature
will be published next Friday.
At that time the winners win be
announced and they are entitled
TO cali and get the awards.
The competition is open to ey-
eryOne except the employees OF
this paper and their relatives.
Address "Bing" Hooper, care
Mail.
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-08
NOTICE

At the last meeting of the carpen-
ters Of this city a raise of the pres
ent wage scale was considered Il
was brought out that thruout thu
southwest the craft had under con
sideration, and in many places had
already raised their scale of pay
substantially The local decided tC
place the new scale at $3.50 per dav
to take effect July list next. The pre-
sent officers of the local are, Pres
ident-A Edwards Financial Secret.
airy. Walter Odds, Recording Secy.
Reagan Carter.
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-08

that makes one wish he had much
longer neck than nature saw fit to
best two. This works has been run
ming along smoothly for a number
of years. They have built up a big
trade and TIL season it is going to
go the limit. They have an up-t0-
date equipment, prompt delivery
service and the goods that make you
people hurry back for more. They
manufacture a line of high grade
beverages. On Front street What
is the name?
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-08

J. T. Jacobson, General Superint-
endent, and G. H. Reed, Superinten-
dent, Of the Harvey Houses, both cf
Los Angeles, wer~ in the city Wed
nesday, looking after business con
nected with the Harvey House Sys-
tenn
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-08
NEED GLASSES?

Weak OF IaiIing eyesight, head
ache1, nervousness etc, positively
relieved by accura ely fitting glasses.
See DR.. SchGII of Tucson ON his re-
GUAR visit ON Tuesday of next week,
at The WinsloW Hotel. One dav ON
". Special attention to children's
eyes.
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-08

Charles A. Foster and G. P. Cool
ey, Rotarians of Holbrook, attended
the Rotary luncheon at the Harvey
House Wednesday by way of max
ing up their attendance, and incid-
entally to satisfy their appetites
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-08


The Auction club met Wed. after
noon with Mrs. T. N. Quebedeaux.
Ben Burk spent Tuesday in Hol-
brook settling up the Andrew Tan
ner Estate.
Sam Measles is another of the
local men who have gone to Pres
colt on court business.
R. M. Hensley has been summon
ed for jury duty at Prescott next
Monday.
County Attorney Larson was up
from the County Seat, on Tuesday,
looking after legal matters.
DR.. E. c. Gilpin was was elected
delegate to the Rotary National
Convention at ST. Louis, June Is to
81
0. c. Williams, undersheriff, went
to Prescott on Wednesday, to attend
The session of the federal grand Jury
Mrs. Horace Nay left for Gallup
early this week for short visit
with friends.
Miss Charlotte Peat Of the Super
intendent Office leaves Saturday for
Albuquerque for the week end.
Harry Sutherland returned Tues
day from the White Mountains where
he has been fishing he had string
Of speckled trout with him.
Mrs. Riley Walcott left Wednesday
morning for California she viii stop
in Prescott to visit with her son
Everett for a day or two
Little Miss Helen Hungerford left
Thursday for San Bernardino Cal,
to spend the summer with her aunt
Mrs. G. N. Terrell.
Raymond Earhart, former State
Treasurer was here from Phoenix
Wednesday. He is considering OPP
ening up an oil office at Holbrook
Walter Bedding, of Holbrook, was
III IOWu wednesday anu IOOk 1uuCu
with the local Rotarians at the Har-
vey House.
C. H. Harp, city marshall, left by
automobile, on Wednesday for Pres
colt to attend the Grand Jury which
meets there on Thursday.
Mrs. G. c. Franklin and daughter
Virginia left for Los Angeles and
Southern California points Tuesday
They expect to be gone a month Or
more
Mrs. R. M Hensley and son Win
fred, and Mrs Lou Holm and son
Merle, formed a camping party in
the vicinity of Chaves Pass a few
days last week
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w Riggings and
daughter Elizabeth are moving the
first of the week to ranch west of
Flagstaff where they will make their
home.
Mr. and Mrs F. L. Taber, Miss
Elizebeth Fox, and Mrs. Joe Byers,
formed camping party which left
on Sunday for a fishing trip to the
mountains.
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-08

Frank Siegmund returned from
Los Angeles the last of the week.
He expects to locate in Needles
where he will be chief clerk in the
ice factory.
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-08

It is reported that there will be a
baseball game next Wednesday af-
ternoon between the local ball team
and the Western Bloomer Girls
Champions
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-08

A Mr.. Watson, of Ell Paso, who
was here on Wednesday interview
ing business men in regard to a new
grease for automobiles, was the
guest Of Charles Daze at the Rotary
luncheon
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-08

0N When the motor bee is buz-
Il zing about your ears, where
A~ is the best place in the CITY
to go to make sure of getting the
proper article in case the bee
stings? This number alludes to a.
live sales agency for automobiles
They handle the Wyllis-Knight and
Overland, Durant and Star cars. If
they cannot fit you out of all the
various models of this mechanical
menu there certainly is no hope
The best recommendations they can
offer is to point to their numerous
satisfied customers. Also have com
plete repair service. What is the
name?
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-08

Miss Katherine Bowman of the
superintendent office left Monday
for short vacation on the coast,
her position is being filed by Mrs.
Ella Wyrick.
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-08
COMING NEXT WEEK

DR.. ScheIl, the well known OPTIC
metrist and Optician Of Tucson, will
be at The WinslOW Hotel on his re.
gular visit on Tuesday of next week
(12.) and viii remain the one day
only. If your eyes need attention
call on him for export service, Spe-
cfaI attention to chiIdren's eyes.
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-08

4 ~ Where is one of the best
places in the city to make
you forget the high cost Ct
living when it comes to buying
household furniture? It is new
and second hand store-one that has
been running under tho pr sem
management for quite a while. There
ere many bargaihs here, and if vol
have something you no longer have
Use for take it down to this store
and get the cash for it. It is the
best place in twon to re Of service
TO you in getting by. Many thfnee
here at half price and less. Tusf
west of>the business section. What
is the name?
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-08

Mrs. Anna Rogers and Miss Mar
garet O'Donnell of Beloit Kansas
stopped over between trains We'd
nesday morning to visit with Mrs
Frank Mcnamara and Miss Mea
Brady, old time friends. They were
on their way to Honolulu.
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-08

Z It is reported that fire near. He
Der burned over some eight hundred
acres Of timber land doing great
amount Of damage.
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-08

a What is the name of the old
est bank in the county? This
@ bank has been a bulwark in
the financial hist ry Of this section
since the early days. It's organiza-
ton dates back to 1882. 1t is a bank
that takes an interest in and gladly
advises and assists its depositors
Strong men financially are allied
with this bank-nen who have been
active in promoting the industrial
interests of this section of the state
By it's good service and sound bank
ing methods it has built itself into
the very life of this community
Pays 5 per. cent on savings accounts
and time certificates. What is the
name?
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-08

Rev. w. L. Martin was summoned
on the Grand Jury at Prescott, and
left Wednesday evening to appear
there On Thursday morning He ex-
poets TO be in his pulpit on Sunday
as usual, at least for the morning
service.
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-08

w. j. Crozier spent Monday and
Tuesday attending the meeting OF
the Board of Equalization in HoI-
brook.
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-08
80
EfZ1a

NSN Can you name the store in
~ Winslow which, by its pol
a'7z a''h' icy of fair dealing over a
period Of many years, it has grown
year by year until it has become one
Of the leading concerns in this Sec
ton? This success has been gained
by giving right merchandise, right
prices, right Service and right treat
ment. They handle a large stock Of
all kinds Of merchandise and do
both wholesale and retail business.
An outstanding feature is the lire
of dry goods, shoes, groceries and
hardware. Featuring Patrick Shirts
and Mayer shoes. What is the
name?
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-08

- Here we make mention of a
q concern that has made good
in the automobile business.
1t is conducted on the departmental
plan-sales, repair, storage and SER
vice. You can have your automobile
wants taken care of here to your en-
tire satisfaction. Here you will find
the agency for the superb Lincoln
automobile and also that little Uni
versal, eveready car that is tougher
than an army mule and which costs
but little more than a team of hor-
SEES. They have the sale of trucks
and tractors of the same make
What is the name?
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-08

IN There are plenty Of places
~ to buy Indian CURES. hui
AD4 here is the place where thew
obtain them from the source of sun
ply-from the fountain head. as ii
were. This dealer has been dealing
in Indian goods for so many wears
that his opinion regarding quality
and values is taken as authority. He
has a big store full of rare selec-
lions Of merchandise which he sells
at both wholesale and retail. Ge-
nuine pure wool Navajo blankets
baskets, pottery, silver novelties and
Indian curiOs of all kinds. The In
dian trader Name begins with al
most the first letter of the alphabet.
What is the name?
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-08

Cecil Fouts, Iitue son of Mr. and
Mrs. H. j. Fouts, has been confined
to his bed the last few days follow
ing a slight operation.
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-08

Mrs. Bill OTIara is expecting Miss
Polly Owens from Mancos, Colorado
next week to spend the summer.
Miss Owens visited here last sum
mer.
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-08

a FY Here we introduce a lumber
company where it pays to
trade. 1t is one of the lead
ing lumber concerns in Navajo coun-
ty and this yard has been boosting
the growth Of this city and sur
rounding territory for many years.
They have about everything that
goes into a house-e except the house
keeper, and it makes no difference
what kind of house it may be-
brick, stone, concrete or frame. They
are prepared to supply all manner
of mill work and all kinds of roof
ing materials to shield you from
ALI kinds Of weather. You will also
find here, Cedar Grain wall board
and Schumacher plasterboard, and
paints and varnishes. Now is the
time to get your screen doors and
windows at bargain prices. What is
the name?
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-08

A C. Fillback. undertaken, R. R..
Sence, and Ezra H Christensen, all
Rotarians of Burbank, California,
lunched with the local Rotarians
Wednesday. They were on their
way, via automobile, to attend the
National Rotary Convention, at ST.
Louis, and to visit other eastern
points.
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-08

Mr.. Newell, of the United States
Reclamation Service is here to check
up on the proposed irrigation pro-
ject in this vicinity He comes from
Las Vegas, New Mexico, where he
has been recently on similar bust
ness. His object is to see whether
or not the project is feasible
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-08

~ This number introduces a
lid jewellery store that takes the
80 lead. 1t is a place where
good goods and proper representa-
ton is as sure as death and taxes
1t is a jewelry store with metropol-
itan features and carries an excel
lent line of jewelry, diamonds, watch
es, clocks, silverware and novelties
1t is a popular place to buy jewe7ry
hecaufE quality is the watchword.
The man at the helm is an expert
Matchmaker and maintains a fully
equipped repair department All
work entrusted to him will be given
careful and prompt attention. Of
fetal Santa Fe watch inspector. Kin
sley Ave. What is the name?
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-08

~ Here we introduce a business
institution that few towns the
size of Winslow have one bet
ter, of such magnitude or doing the
big volume of business. A very i'm
portant and busy concern, this. 1t
is planning mill and good one.
Finely equipped and prepared to
handle anything in their line. No
matter what you want if it can be
made Of undertake it to them
with specifications, and they will do
the rest. They are general contract
ors and builders and do cabinet work
make built in furniture, doors, win
dogs, screens and all manner of mill
work The name advertises the
town as well as the business. What
is the name?