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Evening star., 1923-10-13
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Branch Offices
NORTHWEST

A NAAASAA
NORTHWEST
l4th and Vermont ave. John c. Haley.
18th and z, Days Pharmacy.
1zth and .ciiSton. II. CoIodny Z Co.
!, 1Ith and Harvard The Harvard PharIna"y
a4th a4a1 and Columbia road Evans Drug store.
14th and Buchanan, HohberGer.
1901 14th st, Randolph Pharmacy
Hoimead and Otis place, Holmnad Phapmacyh,
1900 Mount Pleasant ST. NV, Mount Ples7ant
Cigar and News shop.
R434 18th. Payne's Pharmacy.
Wardman Park Pharmacy.
2l62 California ave-. Morgan Bros. -,
IN and o SITS. Associated Drug stores.
7th st. and r.. !. ave. ]. French Simpson
eth, eth and cd U SITS. MsGgire.s Pharmacy.
Ca, ave, and Rock Creek Church road. ROCK
Creek Pharmacy.
10, r. ,oolodny 4 Co.. Ga ave, and upshur Sc
1901 l. ST.. Morse Pharmacy.
18th st. and Fla. ave-. Pearson's Pharmacy.
N. Y, n. J. ayes and NJ. walter j. Donahoe'
Fla. ave. and lst St. sylvern Laupheime.:
North Cap. ST. and r. !. ave, Parkers Fhaf'
1929 Pa. ave, ]. Louis Rrick
2lst and g sts., Quigley Pharmacy
2nth @ and Pa ave-, Herbst's Pharmacyc
1929 Conn. ave. Chevy Chase Pharmacy.
Wisconsin ave. and Macomb ST.. cieveiand
Tskoma parkms5s Cedar ST., Mattinsly BrOa.
Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN
2ath and p SITS. Prides Pharmacy.
1904 NJ St. 0Donnell's Pharmacy
ssth and NJ. Weller & Moskey's Pharmaey
Wisconsin ave. and o. Donahue's Pharmacy
NORTHEAST
I'd and SITS, McChesney & Joachim.
4th and II sts., Brock & Dickens.
! 90T II ST.. Garren's Music Store.
7th ST. and Md. ave-. Louis bradley.
18th ST. and Md ave, Louis sacks
1915 II ST.. Sears Newsstand.
North Cap. and Eye, Kenealy rharmacs,
| East Cap. and sth, Bieloss Pharmacy.
| Iath and East Cap, Lincoln Park Pharmacy.
2Oth St and r. i. ave, Collins Pharmacy
| 5000 10Th ne, Mayo's Pharmacy-Brookiand
SOUTHEAST
| % St and Pa ave, Fl. Il. Sprucebank.
sth and Eye. Weller 4 Moskey's Pharmacy.
I1th and Pa. ave, Fealy's Pharmacy.
14th and Pa. ave, SmTsers fnHrhiacs
1907 Nichols ave-, Weiss Healy-Anaccsus'
SOUTHWEST
7th and d SITS. Lantz Bros.
Az and l. SITS, Columbia Pharmacy
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Lost and Found.
For sale and Wanted Miscellaneous
Dogs. Pete, etc.
AntomobiIes for Sale and Wanted
Rooms for Rent and Wanted.
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Evening star., 1923-10-13
CONTINUED from Yesterdays Star.)
WHO'S WHO IN THE STORY

SIR ROBERT MANNERSLEY, nobleman OF
ancient title and vast estate on which val
liable mines have been found. He is mys-
terously murdered in his home.
PHlI.LtPA, his beautiful laughter. is Lady
Bountifni of the farm and mining commun-
nocent of a charge of forgery, her cousin,
and plans TO marry him and settle in the
colonies when he finishes his prison term.
CLINTON MANNERSLEY, heir to the estate.
who has sown harmless wild oats, but de.
clares himself innocent of the forgery, of
his nncle's name, though he cannot convince
the latter. He escapes from prison and is
discovered in the room with his murdered
uncle. He is arrested and charged with
the crime.
MRS. BCrIER. his old nurse, who believes
him innocent
JIM his foster-brother. who is somewhat
MIR. QUINToN, austere. executive type of
man. manager of the mines and aspirant for
Philiipa's hand.
ULINGWORTH, ambitious police official.
INSPECTOR CORTELY0U, a veteran Scot
land Yard sleuth, who takes up the case for
clinton.
MARSHALL STEAD, chief cashier and con-
hdenttai man for Sir Robert
The Managers Secret.
"~ H, how thankful, how
grateful l shall be If
that can be done. in
~ spector," exclaimed
IhllllDd. II IS, Ol COuISt,
strous thing that any one could sus-
pect my unfortunate cousin OF such
dreadful crime. | have just been
saying to Mr.. Quinton that any one
who really knew Clinton would rec
ugrize that it is an impossible thing
that he could have so far forgotten
himself as to--to have done that.
oh. it is Observation-Disclosures
able"
The shreWd eyes glanced at Quin-
tons hard, set face. and the subtle
brain behind tn m guessed something
of the managers secret.
Well" he said, turning again TO
Phillipa. I'VE must Keep up heart,
Miss Mannersley. l always trust a
good deal to first impressions, and
my own impression is tina, the two
witnesses l have heard-your cousin,
Sir Clinton. and the foXy-haired gem
tleman-were telling the absolute
truth At any rate. between our
selves-I take il that this man Is :
friend of the family shall not
troublu my head further about Sir
Clinton in the matter. except by
Evening star., 1923-10-13
BOY

10 or Y years old, for messenger
and clerical work in advertising
office, with at least two years of
high school training required.
An unusual opportunity for ad-
vancement if possessing ability
to develop in advertising work.
Apply Employment Office, 9th
Floor, G st. side,
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
CHI A Z F FE U S-We are
forced to add many new cars to
our present large fleets due to
increase in business. Our
drivers make big money; we
need 80 drivers at once; Wash
ington's largest taxi. Black &
White Taxi, 1914 New Hamp-
shire ave.
Evening star., 1923-10-13

Complete course, to months. Mondav
Wednesday and Friday evenings only TO
COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF MECHANICAL DEN
TIsTRY, 400 7th st. NV. Room 2l8. l4s
Evening star., 1923-10-13
INSTRUCTION COURSES
THE WASHINGTON
Mechanical Dentistry

SCHOOL OF IDENTIFICATION.
Suite No. 3. 1714 Pennsyiyania Ave.
Co-educatiOnRl l3s
Evening star., 1923-10-13

"hniSG s'i1NhlhrS
AG,,rt.s, .nrnth ~ G.-r fhc sh'Ar E!dss .nh
tions will he accepted at The star once. llth
81 aud Pa ave. until 80 m. cay o. is>ne
All advertisements for Tile Sunday star must
be received at The star office by o;3o pm sal
nrday or at any OF The star branch offices by
4:30 pm. Saturday.
CASH WITH ORDER is required for all ad-
vertisemsnts from transient ADVERTISERS:
Evening star., 1923-10-13
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branch offices by II pm the DAY BEFORE
ISSUE, with the following exceptions:
Lost and Found.
Evening star., 1923-10-13
HELP-MALE.

SETER mail ORIGINAL recomnendatfons
~ applying for "mpl0pment Csc c0PIhS
APPLE PICKERs. government employees VINO %
can spend or more weeks. Lucknaugh or-
rhards Ednnr Md, Is mi. from District ilne-
Phone Col. 35l1. after p p.m.----------
AUTO Statesmen two. clean cut. See Mr..
Evening star., 1923-10-13

ROY for electrical store and repair shop:
aycaIIant chance 10 learn the business. Must
be honest. courteous and intelligent. Give
information as to age, prior employ ment, etc.
references Address Box HOS. star ofnce.
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-15
THE HALL LUMBER co.

q Y 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-execept 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
all 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., 1923-06-15
W|NSLOW FURNITURE CO.

~ 'Tis not painted wood nor
n polished stone, but hearts and
furniture that make the home
You should realize that you have to
live with your furniture just as you
have to live with your husband. This
number Introduces a big furniture
and home furnishing establishment
that carries everything the heart
could desire in the way of home
furnishings And it matters not how
large or small the article may be.
They have the Charter AJAX range,
Leonard ref igerators, Kitchen cabi-
nets, rugs, linoleums, and attend to
all details of house furnishings.
Agency for Brunswick Photograph
and electric and footpower. Free
Westinghouse sewing machines and
everything for the Kiddies-Walkers,
Portable swings, Lloyd carts. Like
wise have the dishes enamelware and
aluminium ware North Kinsley,
What is the name?
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-15
DR.. f. C. GILPIN. DENTIST

4 @ Who is the person who fus-
SEES about the condition of
your teeth because they are
not brushed? Who is it who takes
pleasure in telling you what the ne
elect of the teeth means to your
health and physical condition? We
refer to dentist who practices the
modern methods. To be up-to-date
you must find out to whom this
number refers. There is progress
in everything else-and there is
progress in dentistry. He makes a
speciality of the restoration of the
natural teeth, plates, crowns and
bridge work. He is careful and
painstaking, trying to save you
all the pain possible. Has the x
Ray equipment. Office over Cen
trail drug store. What is the name
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-15
TRIMRLE'S STUDIO

an Your pOrtcait-a gift that
x money can't buy, bat for you
to give, the very thing. No
body wants to give poor picture
and nobody wants to receive one.
To whom do people go in this city
when they wish not merely a good
photograph, but that superior quail
ity of work that is turned out from
the studio of a real artist? 1t is
equipped with modern appliances,
the most modern lenses and equip
ment. Has everything that enters
into the making of luxurious look
ing photographs They do expert
Kodak finishing also and make three
deliveries each week. What is the
name?
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-15
STANDARD BOTTLINC co,

a. The good old summer time
q is coming on apace and this
works will be strictly in it.
It is a bottling works-one of those
places that puts out production
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 thi~ season it is going to
go the limit. They have an up-to-
date equipment, prompt delivery
service and the goods that make you
people hurry back for more They
manufacture line of high grade
beverages. On Front street. What
is the name?
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-15
WINSLOW planning MILL

~ 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 a 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 lumber-take 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 we'll as the business. What
is the name?
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-15
ARIZONA STATE BANK

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 bank
that takes an interest in and gladly
advises and assists its depositors.
Strong men financially are allied
with this bank-n.en 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 per cent on savings accounts
and time certificates. What is the
name?
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-15
Connouflage Page
Written by "Bng' Hooper

turn in the business. AS workmen
they have no superiors in the state.
No matter what your needs they are
prepared to serve you, as they have
the equipment as well as the work
men Every possible needed tool or
piece of machinery to do the work
right is to be found here. No job
too large or too small to be handled.
There is no better place to go for
repair work Name advertises the
town What is the name?
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-15
BAzFLL MOTOR COMPANY

PM When anything goes wrong
with your car who are the best
people in the city to see about
putting it right? They know the
peculiarities of all the different max
es and can come as near making
them run smoothly as anybody on
earth. They have the equipment and
the mechanics to do the work right.
They have the Exide battery and
complete battery service and Kelly
Springfield and Goodyear agency and
the biggest stock of tires in the city.
Likewise they have the agency for
the famous Cadillac, Buick and Che
vroiet automobiles. They come in
all styles-touring Sedan, roadsters
and sport models-a car for every
purpose What is the name?
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-15
PALACE OF SWEETS

Re Here is a candy and ice cream
- parlor that has grown rapidly
in popularity since it was
started by the present owner. Their
candies are always fresh and pure
and the ice cream they serve the
year around is most delicious. A
nice sode fountain is constantly
oozing out it's cool and refreshing
drinks. 1t is the snappiest place in
town and they have number Of
tables for those who wish to sit.
Caters especially to evenig parties.
They also have fine imported and
domestic cigars that will delight the
smoker and make life worth living.
Manufacturing confectionery. What
is the name?
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-15
WHITE HOUSE CAFE

When you arrive in Winslow
u and are all tired and hungry
what cafe do you beat it for
to appease the wants Of the inner
man? 1t is the cafe that faces to-
ward the station and, while they
have no fancy prices, they have
everything the fancy or appetite
could desire in the way of good
things to eat There is counter
and plenty of tables. There are no
waits but plenty of walters to serve
you promptly 1t is a place where
once you try their service you will
become a member of the come
back" club. The name is that of an
important building in Washington,
D. c. What is the name?
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-15
IQCNTa35 { EFS0kl Tvs


Want a Studebaker Speedster for
five dollars!
Mrs. w F. Martens returned from
visit at the coast.
Mr.. Warren Hill of the Supt office
spent last Sunday in Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martz Campbell OF
Williams will make their home in
WinslOw.
A six pound baby girl was born
Wednesday to Mr.. and Mrs. E. c.
Burgage.
]. w. Richards, Stockman of St
Joseph was a Winslow visitor Tues
day.
E. B. Jensen of the Leupp Trading
Post was Sunday visitor in the
city.
Mrs. F. L. Tabor and Miss Eliza
beth Fox left the first of the week
for a visit inc Los Angeles.
Mrs Joe Byers left Monday for
Kansas City for short visit and
will bring her children home.
Miss Jessebell Hitchcock leaves
Monday evening for Oceanside, Cal
ifornia to spend the summer.
State Engineer Goodman says he
expects to have the work started
shortly on the Winslow4Flagstaff
road.
R. J. Armstrong and family left
for Gallup Tuesday evening where
they will make their home.
Mrs. F. c. Demarest and little
daughter Elaine leave Sunday for
an extended visit with her mother in
Los Angeles
Chfldrens Day program Sunday
night at O'Clock at the Methodist
Church.
r. M Bruchman went to Prescott
last Thursday to visit his brother
and to attend the Smoki Indian Dan
ce. He returned the first of the week.
Hi Fuller of Phoenix spent several
days in Winslow the early part of
the week looking after his many
business affairs.
Miss Agnes Booklet of Albuquer-
que New Mexico, arrived the first of
the week and will make her home
here with her sister Mrs, r. N.
Bruchman.
Mr. Joe Babcock, returned from
San Diego to spend few days in
Winslow before entering the Flag
staff Normal for the summer term.
Miss Mable Cole of the Winslow
faculty expects to leave the first of
the week for Flagstaff where she
will attend the Normal this summer
Misses Aleen and Mildred Lamb
of Riverbank, California visited with
friends a few days this week leaving
Neun0ouoy LII t0oCotC W 'i0iI tiI0il
sister Mrs Roy Slater.
r. M. Hensley left on Sunday even
ing for Prescott, where he is sum-
moned as a juror for this term OF
the Federal court Mrs. Hensley
and son Winfred left Tuesday by
auto for Prescott and the family will
camp while Mr. Hensley has to re-
main there.
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-15
UNION BANK And TRUST CO.

pY What is the name Of the bank
& that is large enough to ac-
comodate you and not too big
to appreciate you? CONSERVATIVE
enough to be safe and liberal enough
to satisfy. 1t is q bank that has
q ade sure and steady growth since
It was established about two years
ago. They do a general banking
business. The management Of this
hank has no greater ambition than
to be of service to the people OF
Winslow and surrounding territory.
They desire to make this bank use
full to all classes in every possible
way. The bank that is coming
strong. What is the name?
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-15
MRS. v. 7. BUTLER

a 70 IN this number we Introduce
u a fashionable millinery store
that takes the lead. The
new summer styles that are arriving
are the pl oduct of millinery art from
the worlds fashion cenIers. The ORR
ginality of styles and the appropriate
ness and adaptability to the person
are the features that predominant in
this exclusive shop. The artist at
the head of this millinery store is
noted for success in this regard.
They have a work room whore origi-
nality born of long experience, is
put into the merchandise offered.
Has location on Front street.
What is the name?
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-15
PER'S KNOWLEDGE
CONTEST

On the hundreds of contestants in
Bling" Hoopers Comouflage lknowl-
edge contest, the judges after care
fully comparing the answers sent in
to the Mail office, have awarded the
prizes to the following persons:
PRIZE WINNERS
1st Prize Strand Indestructible Pearls
from E. H. Black Jeweler to Mrs
Frona Parr.
End Prize, Doz Handsome Photos
from Trimble's Studio to Mrs. Per-
cy H. Low.
3rd Prize, Cash $1OO to Miss Cora
Hunt.
Many answers were received, some
of which were very good and we
thank all participants for their inter
est in the contest.
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-15
{. Il. BLACK, THE JEWFLER

so This number introduces a
LTD jewellery store that takes the
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 metropoI-
itan features and carries an excel
lent line of jewelry, diamonds, watch
es, clocks, silverware and novelties.
1t is a popular place to buy jewelry
because 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., 1923-06-15
WIN. II. DACC MERCANTILE co.

00 Can you name the store in
~ Winslow which, by it's pol
s'S@ s1@ icy of fair dealing over
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 line
Of dry goods, shoes, groceries and
hardware. Featuring Patrick Shirts
and Mayer shoes What is the
maine?
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-15

At the time of going to press there
were 112 tickets left on the Elks big
doLEIe auto rattle. A thousand chan
ccS were originally put up at i've
dollars ticket. Here is an Opp0r-
tunity to get a REAL automobile for
FIVE dollars. Tickets, what few are
left can be had at the Bazell Motor
Company or Central News. Step
lively.
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-15
v. ". FRANKLIN AUTO co.

~ When the motor bee is buzz
zing about your ears, where
@ = 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., 1923-06-15


Stanton Borum of Leupp, spent
Sunday in Winslow.
Mrs. c. l. Houck of Holbrook is
visiting in Winslow this week.
Childrens Day program Sunday
night at O'Clock at the Methodist
Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe NORMAN and
Dorothy Doughman spent Sunday at
Williams, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe VOlker.
Miss Hunt, Santa Fe nurse enter
tanned few of her friends at a six
o'clock dinner Monday evening.
Mrs. w. A. Parr, spent several
days in Flagstaff visiting with Mrs.
j. A. Hughes.
Lloyd Day and son Ralph, left last
Tuesday for Topeka Kansas and Kan
sas City for visit.
Messrs Arthur Schaar and Bud
Clark are spending a few days at the
Grand Canyon
e. ]. Her, left Thursday morning
for the Santa Fe Hospital in Los
Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Young former
ly of Winslow, were visiting friends
and relatives several days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ Merrick have as
their house guest Miss Madge Reed
of Illinois.
Ray Snee a former resident of
Winslow is in the city visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Miss Verla Dare, returned from
Tucson where she has been attend
ing the University.
Miss Ruth Lindsey Of the Superint-
endents office spent the week end in
Albuquerque with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Sparks and Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. Good, spent two weeks
camping and fishing in the White
mountains.
Bill Enright and wife are spending
a month on the coast enjoying the
sea breezes, they will visit in Oregon
before they return to Winslow
Tom O'Connel engineer from Apa-
che county and B. NJ Atwood En-
ORR A,,;o
were here Tuesday on business.
J. B. Probus, assistant to the head
ear foreman, and family left We'd
nesday to make their home in San
Bernardino.
Miss Julia Dye was taken to the
Los Angeles Hospital Sunday morn
ing she was accompanied by her sis
ter Mary.
At the last board meeting of the
board of Supervisors DR.. j. w. Bazell
was appointed Superintendent of the
board of health.
Mrs. Jess Holm and Miss Mayme
Scott visited with Mrs. H. E. Ware
in Belen, N. NJ, Tuesday, they mot
ored to Albuquerque, returning home
the next evening on No. 81.
Rev. w L. Martin spent Thursday
in Phoenix attending the monthly
meeting of the State Board of the
Christian Church of which he is the
chairman
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-15
CRESWELL TRANSFER Co.

The world moves so does the
~ man this number introduces
to your attention. 1t mat
tiers not what you want moved, he
has the equipment to do the job and
do it right He has been moving
things here and there in the city
for q number of years and there is
nothing too big or too little for him
TO handle And when you entrust
your work to him you get a guar
antee of satisfactory service that is
worth a hundred cents on the dol
lar. He not only does all the work
but all the worrying as we'll His
service trucks enable him to move
things with netness and dispatch
They also sell fuel and feed The
last four letters of the name spell
the way they do their work What
is the name?