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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-01
PRICE MOVEMENTS FALL DOWNWARD

NEW YORK, Nov. So.-Today's post-holiday stock market, with many traders still absent, was note worthy chiefly for it's dullness. Price movements were uncertain and in clined slightly downward through most of the day with moderate ral- lies lifting a few stocks sharply and others moderately during the last hour. The trading was almost en- tirely in the hands of professional speculators and recorded a consider able amount of profit taking.
 Efforts of bear traders to take ad vantage of the situation to force break in prices, despite the rela- lively smaller number of traders present, were unavailing and the steady bidding up of special stocks, its effect in the substantial gains registered by few shares.
 An instance of this sort of buy ing was shown in the advance of UHited Railway investment stock, which closed the day B higher, while the preferred moved up nearly points,. The leather stocks also found good support, Central Leather gaining l 1-S and the preferred If.
 Davison Chemical again had an active day. more than 10000 shares changing hands. The stock closed at 717s, off frctionlly, after running up at one time to "A Is. Maxwell Motors A also fluctuated widely. closing fraetionally lower after being up nearly points at one time.
 The contrary movements of the usual leaders threw some light on the uncertainty of the days trading. American Can was pushed up more than 2 points. Baldwin advanced fractionaliy, while Studebaker and United States Steel shaded off.
 Railroad stocks were fairly active and price movements mixed. Central Railroad of New Jersey lost points and St. Paul advanced points. Other movements for the most part were limited to fractions.
 Call money opened at "A per cent, advanced about noon to 3, was marked up to 51a later and reacted to 3 before the close. Bankers reported a small amount of money was being loaned for all maturities around per cent. Commercial Paper was quiet with prime names going at per cent and some paper command ing 5 IA.
 Foreign exchange rates were somewhat irregular. Demand ster- ling continued it's reactionarY trend losing more than ? cents to $4.33 1-l6. 5.34h cents Scandinavian rates generally advanced, Holland gaining F points to 14.96c and Denmark moving up 15 points to 17.9Sc.
 Total stock sales, 694,300 shares:
 Twenty industrials averaged 92.34, net gain, IS; high, 1923, 105.SS; low s576.
 Twenty railroads averaged 93.s2, net loss, .55; high. 1923, 9o.51; low, 1853.
 NEW YORK MONEY MARKET
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES

t,,e oneninr. high low and closing quota
 tions on the New York Cotton ENehansei
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SPOT COTTON

NEW. YORK, Nov. SO.-Spot cotton steady; middling, 37.35c.
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LIVE STOCK


 12,ooo; generally steady to strong; liberal share run fat steers and yeariings weeded sls@1s.25; best in load lots, s12:55; bulk short fed steers and yearlinZs, ss.25 OH :: some about 1,zoo pound average, sl1.s5. tive; spots higher, especially on desirable beef heifers: bulk weighty bologna bulls veal E calves to packers ssa95o; few se- lested heifers above slo to shippers. DrSsr Ogs ,ban sSss osty ba good and choice 21o to s25 pound butch CTS, s7@710; top, s7.15; desirable 1so to pseking psS % sows in largely sS.5oos.S5 Better grades weighty slaughter pigs s5.50Q6; estimated holdover. 5000.
 soc lower? sheep and cull lambs mostly 25c loweri feeding lambs limited to odd os Eoaa at aod eboes weak fs to 2c Sq top, s13.25; best clipped lambs. sl1.75 recent shorn kind downward to sl1; most wethers, slo,75: top fat ewes, s7; feeding lambs mostly sl1.5o@12.
 EAST ST. LOUIS. H., Nov. so.-cattle Receipts, 2,Ooo: beef steers steady to strong, other classes unchanged; bulk beef ners sssS@5so eanner aD yeaTinss ,ss5 bologna bulls, ss.5o@4.25; light vealers, slo; stocker steers. steers. iS,d5Sou@s.5o; hogs medium weights and heavy butch CTS slow, 15@20c higher: bulk 200 pounds and up. $7.10@715; 1so to 200 pounds, s7@7.10 good weight killing pigs. $6.26@ 6.50; packer sows. s6.10Q6.15.
 Sheep: Receipts. 2,0O0; wool lambs e5c lower; clipped lambs and yearlings steady to 25c lower; sheep unchanged: best wool natives. $12.50: southwest kinds, SIP; cull lambs sS; light mutton ewes. s6.
 NEW YORK. Nov so.-cattle: Re state bulls ss@4.75; cows s1.y0@4.25. Calves. receipts 1,1S0; steady. veals, S135o @14; culls and little calves. $5.60 @6.5o; i; $3.50@4.
 steady; sheep. s4.6o@s; culls, s2@s; lambs. sS@1l25; culls. $s@1o.
 Hogs: Receipts, 5,060: steady; light to medium weights. $7,25@7.60; pigs. $6.50 @7; heavy hogs. S7.25 @7.4o; roughs. Se.25 @6.5o.
 LOUISVILLE. Ky. Nov. so.-cattle; Receipts. 300; steady: heavy steers. t7.60 @s beef steers, $4@7.50: heifers, $40 7.50: cows s2@5.50; feeders, $45006; stockers, $2.50@5.75.
 Hogs: Receipts. 21oo: quarter higher: 200 pounds up. $725; 165 to 200 pounds. s6.s5; 120 to 165 pounds. $6.S5; pigs 120 pounds down. $5.5o; throwouts, $5.75 down. Sheep: Receipts. 100; steady; lambs, s11.
 KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Nov. sc.--Cattie: Receipts $500; calves. 800; fairly active; beef steers ana yearlings strong to l5c
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CHCAGo STOCKS

NEW YORK. Nov. SO.-Bar silver. 64&c; Mexican dollars. 491sc.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

NEW YORK Nov. 3o-Can money stronger; high. 51s per cent; low. 4. ; at 5a last loan 5; call loans losns ssinst sssnst acceptances Az. Time loans firm; mixed collateral 6O-90 days, 5; AS months bQ 5k: prime commercial paper, bq 5N
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INTERIOR MOVEMENT

NEW YORK, Nov. S0.--After advancing 3 to points in response to firm crude markets and new high prices in cottons.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 3o--Cattie: Receipts $500; calves. 800; fairly active beef steers ana yearlings strong to l5c
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EAST ST LOUIS, Nov. s0.--Horses and mules steady. OuotaJOns unchanged.
Evening star., 1923-02-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Continued,

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sssso-RoominE house: 10 rooms; rent, $40.
$15O-Rooming house; rooms; rent, $40.
s800-Rooming house; II rooms; rent. $50.
s9O0-Rooming house; - rooms; rent, $IsO.
81 s1,000-Rooming house: 12 rooms; rent $3.50.
:i.1oo-Roomins house; q roorp,; rent: si.o.
forthcoming house: j. rooms; rent, Se5.
$1,2oo-RoominG house; Il rooms; rent. sllb.
q q aoo-Roominx house Is o rooms; rent 50
fully furnished; all dlled; splendid In
come: inspect at once.
S3o0-Grocery and confect.; rent. SD.
ana AMID rSSn: rent rent e.
S900-Grocery and meat bus; rent, $50.
81 ,O00-Grccery and rooms; rent $40.
$s,0OO-Grocery and 4 rooms: rent, $50.
rage; rent, $50; long lease; good cor.
s4,00O-Grocery, meat and vegetable stand In
Mt. Pleasant. big bus; great sacrifice.
sSooConfect. and rooms; rent. $50
$sOo-Oonfect. and rooms; rent, SIS.
VI 2oO-Confect and cigar; good bus. 4; rent $50.
81 ,OOO-Confect. and 1 room; near schools.
81, 70O-OOnfect. and rooms; rent, S45.
S-.UO-Confect. and rooms; rent, SS5.
sS0o-Lunch; good corner; rent. $40.
ssSo-Lunch; good trade: rent. $35.
$I0-Lunch; good corner; rent $22.
81, l,6OO-Lunch and rooms: rent, $50.
S2,0OO-Lunch; central location; 81 600 cash.
81, 5O6-Lunch; big business: cheap rent.
So. 5O0-Iotel, - rooms; central; rent. S125.
S55O-Cigar and news and room; rent, S35.
ss5O-Cigar and newsstand: rent. s25.
$2,15o-N earbeer, lunch and pool business: nice
81 S2o0-Taiior shop; 2 rooms; rent. s25
repairing; rent cheap; long lease; big
income; central location: $700 cash.
$2,0OO-Auto. acces.; good location: make Of
fer; will sacrifice; a big bargain.
r. NJ. CURTIS, MAIN 8o43.
218 Machinists' bldg 9th and Mass ave- nw
Evening star., 1923-02-06
HELp--MALE.
Continued.
statesmen
TO
SEII CTOCk

SELL STOCK
IN ESTABLISHED CHAIN OF MOVING PIC
TURE THEATERS. COMPANY HAS BEEN
OPERATED Il YEARS. MAKING LARGE
PROFITS AND PAYING DIVIDENDS QUAR-
TERLY ON BOTH PREFERRED AND COM
MON STOCK. 500 EDMONDS BLDG, Gil
18th ST. wv. 8 TO 12 An.
MAN, experienced, to work i'll
picture frame shop; must be a
tirst-class filter and neat cutter
good pay. Apply Fred {. Hays
& Co.. 1887 G. st. NV.
CHAUFFEURS for taxicab
work.
VIEW TAXI SERVICE CO.. 114o Olaf st.
BOYS-WHITE
About Is years old. for
GENERAL USEFULNESS
around store: boys Of good character and
energy. who desire to 60 ahead. Address Box
SGT. Star office.
Evening star., 1923-02-06

PERSONAL.
A YOUNG MAN, COLLEGE GRAD, BEST
refs, will devote early mornings and evenings
to tutoring or any work in exchange for COM
Portable quarters. Address Box gu, Star
Office. -
CHRIsTTANI STUDIO, ST. NV. MAIN
1912, teaches pop piano. violin, cello, drums.
Folder sent. Expert piano tuning, So. Bottle
Ivory Whiting free. Hours to 6. 10'
CLOTHES wANTED-GET FULL CASH
value for mems worn clothing, shoes. etc. Try
JUSTH's OLD STAND. 619 p. Main 4l45
Auto calls
ELECTRO THERAPEUTICS AND PHYsI-
cal culture given men, women and children by
DR.. Carolyn Austin. ONCE hours. s.m., 8
pm. For appointment, phone North GAR
ELEUTRTC BATH MASSAGE FOR EXCEs-
sive fat, nerve trouble lumbago, rheumatism,
etr. Graduate nurse tcooredp. N.46e3a-J. TO-
FACIAL AND SCALP TREATMENTS.
shampooinE. dyens: hennsinE a speciality; all
shades at your residence or mine; by appoint
mont only North $3.50.
SECRET INVESTIGATION FOR ALL OCCA-
sions. Tell me your troubles. Results are
sure TO follow. Phone or write CHARLES
D. FECERY. sc4 Eye ne. Phi. Line: 565J. s.
WANTED THE ADDRESS OF OSCAR CLIFF
ford. If he will write TO BOX % he will hes n
OF something to his advantage. JOHN p.
FOSTER, Marshall county. Wenona. Ill. Sc
WE ARE NOW PAYING 81 TO $40 FOR
mems and ladies' used suits. Our prices for
old clothing are the biggest. Wash Clothing
Exchange. 633 d st. nv Phone Main 851S.
Evening star., 1923-02-06
WANTED-SALESMEN.

SALESMAN
WITH GOOD EDUCATION AND APPEAR
ANCE FOR PERMANENT POSITION IN
WASHINGTON; EXPERIENCE NOT ABSO-
LUTELY NECESSARY; GOOD REFERENCE
REQUIRED. GOT 14th ST. NV. SEE MIR.
I,ANNAS
Evening star., 1923-02-06

BUICK 1922 7-passenger tour
ing; fully equipped; tires and
condition perfect; may be used
for hacking purposes; party in
terested may deal with owner di-
rect. Ask for Mr.. Custer. Fr,
Evening star., 1923-02-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

DOdgeS-DodSeS
One sedan, very latest model: two road
sters equal to new: also two tCurincs only n
few weeks old; act quick il you want a gond
car 81 the right price: terms or trade.
A. ]. STAELER & SON,
425 NV. s"
Evening star., 1923-02-06
Star ssWant Ad"
Branch Offices
NoRTHWEST

NORTHWEsT.
a4th and Vermont ave. John c. hale''
14th and P. Days Pharmscy.
p4th and clifton Il. Co.odny 4 e. ep.,,ru,ey.
NIX ana ana 6n1rmhi. ,oas raS Evans Drug store
B401 14th. Bronaugh's Pharmacy.
18th and Buchanan. HohssrEeri;, at. II. D.
"a place. zsrs,s rs,...s sssssasse
lsfh and Park road. Tipton Myers.
s4st 18th. John NJ. Thai.
IN ,us calif9rnia oa.nserT. s,s time de'
III and and o :ts. Associated pru. Stores; s,wn,o.
ats R St. ST.. and n r. Nc,,nirs', ccs;i s pSarmaey
Sth snS Elm st.'. Douglas Phsrmaey-
a5ol Ga. ave-, Rods Pharmsrsy; rr-o, I'd. Rock
II; co,odny 4 c.: Ga; ,% az phsrmaes. ana uRsa"f
All na,s 81; =, ave; Tor.s sr1ss.Mase Ps.v%sey.
Dupont Circle. Dupont Pharmaerph rph.rm.cy.
18th st. and Fla. ave. PearsOna r,sr" ,ny
sno Mass .,s: . and NJ. walter ]. Donahoe'
"a ave and 1st St. sylvern hppnss% hpprssrs phar.
N.r.h 1-sr p. Cap; st. and IanS; +; kr,es < es.
e1st and G SITS. omiEley phnrmaS. n,,cv
18th sss and md Pa ave- ctsI nsTos-n 1h.s. Pharmacy
WISCONSIN ave. and Macomb ST. eie'e'.n'
Park Pharmacy.
GEoRGETowN.
esth and SITS. Pride's Pharmacy
2.Of NJ ST.. O'D0nnelI's fna
Wisconsin ave, and O. nonal,us's Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST.
I'd ana f SITS. Mcchesney Joachim.
tth and a St. Payne,s Phsrmaes'
no1 ST. Garren's Music store
~, ST. and Nd ave-, Ioui. Brsdie!'
18th At. and Md. ave. LOUIS sack
North Can and Eve Kenealv Pharmacy
Fast Cap. and 9Th. Bieloss Pha rmaclS;, .ru.cv
13th and East Capitol. Lincoln farH Hptsrmacy.
u
seco 10th NE, Mayo's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SOUTHEAST.
- St. and Pa, ave, II. ls E. sprqlsePpsbaarrm pbarm.ey.
nth and ra ave. Fealy's Pharmaes.
14tr and Pa ave. Smyser's Ph,rmics :c cos,,
1907 Nichols ave-. Weiss 4 Heaiy-hn.e''
SOUTHWEST.
TN and n sts. Lants Bros.
a. and L SITS. Columbia Pharmacy.
RATES CENTS WORD.
,n Washington and Suburbs for
1eln and Situati Wanted
lost and Found. -
Tor Sale and Wanted Mis"eiishe""s
Poultry. Pets and Livestnck
Automobiles for Sale and Wanted
Tnnms for Rent and Wanted
I:Gsiness Opportunities etc.
RATE OUTSIDE OF WAsH1N1ioN'
cents a word.
REAL ESTATE ADS.
cords +o the line 6 lire minimum. at line
rate as follows:
time. nnc per line.
times, 1Sc per line,
times, 17c per line.
times lac per line.
~ times. l5c per line.
STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL IL r.h'
All Advertisements Tor The Even1ms ing. Stsr Ss
must he at The Star ONCE or one o. prEr5nE
l-anch offices hy II pm. the bA1 DEF o'
ISSUE, with the following except'ons'
Lost and Found.
neath Notices.
Wanted Help.
Wanted Situations
Wanted Rooms. ,.;so.
tons will be accepted at The Star once n ir."
ST and Ia ave. until $50 am. daE oi On 9 ao
or at any Of The Star branch offices un.ll T, To-
= m. day of issue. All advertisements Ioi = - no ~
Sunday Star must 10 received at The SIar M 3., gu :
hr Pm. Saturday, or at any OF luz ~
branch offices hy ; u Sa turday. u
CASH WITH ORDER is required ior Al au'
rertisements from transient adVertlsers'
Evening star., 1923-02-06

LOCAL REPRESENTATITE for national
,orpora ton one living in the vicinity of Alex
Andria or well acqna nted with that territory: :
must como well recommended and display more
tLan average intelligence: brilliant prospect
f.r right man. Address Box 2+0-S. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1923-02-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ANTIQUES, all Kinds: best prices paid. A,
T. Arnold. 1928 u st. Main SlI3
B0OKS-We buy all salable fiction, school,
college and miscellaneous books and sets.
Bring send books samples. Pearlmen's
Book Shop, 933 G st. NV. FIR. 5416.
CLOTHES, mans: good; size 40. Address
Box 1877, Star office.
CLOTHEs-wfll pay highest prices for ladies'
and. mems worn clothes. Write or phone ID.
Stein. 1908 9TH st. NV; phone North 499:
CLOTHING-Highest prices paid for mems
aud boys worn clothing and shoes. @. LIGHT
man. Y. s315. 1744 7th ST. NV.
CLOTHING-Army aud Navy clothing ana
boots: highest prices paid. Cal Frapl'n l..W
DIAMONDS. old gold, silver. bought for cash
Louis Abrahams, S15 G st. NV.
Evening star., 1923-02-06
RECOMMENDED SERVICE,

The fotIoDtno business concerns hurv
eeen recommended TO The stdr and cu1ran-
zee adftsTdction to stor readers. AIRY COM
pldfnt found necessary to bs made to The
Stdr fcal recefre prompt attention. For
0dMAstoT to Recommended Service Cos-
1nirs, cdfI Adfa 6110 Bydnch IfB.
Evening star., 1923-02-06

DIAMOND VALUES.
! beautiful blue-white diamond. weigh
ing ! 16-100 carats; exceptionally brill
liant and beautifully cut ............. $500
/ ue-white diamond of great brilliancy,
weighing 67-100 carat. or points less
/ very beautiful blue-white diamond of
exceptional brilliancy. weighing 1 49-1o0
carats. one point less than y carats:
wonderful value ...................s s5o5
/ absolutely perfect blue-white diamond
exceptionally brilliant and beautifully
cut. weighing 40100 carat. or 10 points
less than II carat ....................$1 $3.50
/ absolutely perfect blue diamond,
weighing T1-100 carat. or points less
than q carat an exceptional value
wall chime cIock, striking Westmin-
ster gongs. every quarter hour ...... $50
I Hamilton railroad watch, famed for ac-
Gur1Cy S0V
/ platinum-top flexible bracelet. set with
is beautiful blue-white full-cut dia-
monds all around; a beautiful bracelet
and a wonderful value ............... $500
These values can be seen at
A. Kahn Inc,
935 st. NV.
Evening star., 1923-02-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


D0MEsTIC-COLORED (Continned.,
DAYS WORK by colored woman. s217
sherman ave. NV.
DAYS OR MORNING WORK By neat coIored
girl. 2116 11th st. NV. 1s
EvENfNG's WORK, after 5 o'clock. IA Nor
ton St NV.
GENERAL H0UsEWoRkER. TiTI; good ref
GRNBRAL H0UsEwORKs neat, reliable col
ored gfrl. 2240 11ti st. NV.
GENERzL HogsEW0KKER, Eirl. neat and re
GENERAL H0UsEw0RKER in small family
by colored woman. North 2309-J.
GENERAL HOusEwORK in small family
wanted BY colored girl. I21S st. NV.
GENERAL HOUsRWORK or waiting, By col
ored girl. 2328 Ohamplain ct. NV.
GET DINNER evenings; girl. Call 1882
HELPBR-Girl wants a place. Apply 1914
H0UsEwORK. no cooking. wanted by eolored
Cir. 2241 Cleveland st. NV.
H0usEwoRK or waitress. two reliable col
ored girls want places. Will stay nights.
Call y. 1920.
H0UsEWORK, morning, Or cleaning for liv-
ing on quarters. se3 Gath st. NV.
KITCHEN maid or ldghht, housework; Young
LAUNDRY WORK and getting dinner. sa2
LAUNDRY WORK. cleaning By the day by
reliable colored woman: 1743 st. nv.
LAUNDRY work out. by colored woman;
refs. Call North 5000.
LIGHT HOUsBwORK or helper Answer Wed
nesday morning. 403 Oakdale pl. NV.
LIGHT H0USEWORK. by colored girl; home
nights. 2l23 l. st. NV.
MAID, colored. girl from the south. wishes
place; NO cooking: stay nights. Call at 241l
Eye ST. NV. So
MAID or waitress. work wanted by coiored
girl: best references. Helen Brown, 1889 L
st. NV. 1s
MOHNING WORK or get dinners. 1856 T
MORNING. afternoon or evening work; no
Sundays: Lincoln 1840-W.
MORNINGS WORK and washing to take
home. 2l2l 9th st. NV.
MORNING OR EVENING work by neat col
ored girl. 1918 Corcoran st. NV.
NIGHT WORK Of any kind. by young woman
Call after pm, 1920 Goth st. NV. 7'
NURSE. girl wants place. 1888 4 st. NV.
PLACE to cook dinner evenings by reliable
coiored woman. Call 22o5 9th st. NV.
PLAIN COOK and maid, waitress, girls
a64l Virginia g.
PLAIN COOKING, light housswork; launA
dry: stay nights: In city. 203o L ct. NV.
WAITRESS. chamber maid or G.h.: expert
enced colored girl: ref. Basement 1888 Il st.
NV. Ph s525-J.
WAITRESS experienced, wants place in pri-
vste family: good RI. Apply 1888 Oregon ave.
AITREss-EIpenenced, or days work. Ap
ply 2o59 i ct. NV. g.
WASH to take home. 244s P st. NV.
WASH to take Tome, frst-class Iaundress
113s 23rd.
yryD 1000
Evening star., 1923-02-06

Real Diamond Bargains.
DIAMONDS LEFT ON SALE.
G-carat fine blue-white modern solitaire
diamond ring; lady must sacrifice.
SI5o
1 55-fO0 earats blue-white solitaire diamond
ring; beautiful 1S-kt white gold; mans mount
ing; real bargain.
S275
Diamond cluster scarf pin; 10 large da-
monds; platinum setting; cost originally $175.
SIIO
$3.50 Blue-white perfect solitaire diamond
ring: gorgeous platinum mounting with dia-
monds.
sax
6 carats, perfect solitaire diamond ring. set
in 1s-kt. white gold mans mounting; party
must sacrifice.
$3.50
tSer us before buying diamonds,
KAHN OPTICAL CO.,
SIT 7th st. my.
Evening star., 1923-02-06

CHAUFFEURS-On truck de-
livery. Burr Bros, 6Oo r. l..
ave. ne.
Evening star., 1923-02-06
Arthur Jordan Piano Co.,
G St. at 18th.
TYPEWRTTERS.

THE REBUILT TYPEWRITER CO.. INC.
sill rent and repair typewriters. III 18th
| a.w. Phone VI. 1854.
Evening star., 1923-02-06

SALESMEN-Experienced men
to demonstrate absolute house
hold necessities. on easy weekly
ayments. Commission paid
weekly. Call. s to II. Room 0Ol.
Evening Star Building. MIR.
Leon. Consolidated Gas Iron Go.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-04-05
BUNGAtOW HIS
INDIVIDUALITY
Design That win Appeal to Those
Wanting Something Different.
sun PxRL0R IS GOOD FEATURE
Fivs-Neon. City Type Hours That u
Medeea n. Every Rsspeet-~com- .
pact Arrangement Adds 70
Comfort. 4


Mr.. william A.. Radford will answer
questions and give advice FREE OF
COST on all subjects pertaining to the
subject Of building, for the readers Of this
paper. On account OF his wide expeTience
as Editor. Author and Manufacturer, he
is, without doubt. the highest authority
on an these subjects. Address all Inquiries
to William A. Radford. No. JET Prairie
avenue. Chicago Ill, and only incloso
two-cent stamp for reply.
Practically everyone who builds a
home, except those who put up houses
to sell, wants and seeks individuality.
Few people erect homes with any 9TH
er expectation than that they will live
in them many years. For this reason
they select designs that are different
from those in the neighborhood, for
that is what lends distinction to the
new home; it reflects the individual
ity" of the owners.
Nothing is so inartistic as a row OF
houses that all present the same APP
pearance. Undoubtedly the reader has
cast his eye along street in which
the homes were all built at the same
time, by the same builder. There may
be slight changes in the roof lines of
the different houses; the porches may
be larger or smaller, and placed at diff
ferent points; but the general effect
has "sameness" that leads 20 the
thought that there is a neighborhood
of people who have no ideas, or,
rather, noS ideas different from their
neighbors, when it comes to building
home"
To meet this desire for something
different from the general run, archi-
tects have racked their brains, called
on their experience and education and
have evolved from their minds so many
different home designs that there is
little if any excuse for the prospective
builder to have anything but a house
that is distinctive. or course. in fol-
lowing this idea no one wants to pies
a horse fl1se fffforeMf fFpn4
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-04-05

place, which may be ntted. With gas
crate, where gas IL obtainabie, and -
either side of the fireplace are book
cases. Over each bookcase is win
dow. while at the other end Of the
room are four windows. These win
dows, coupled with the double, folding
French doors leading to the sun par
Is1, make the room light and airy. The
sun .parlor, too. IL OF exceptionally
good size. being 10 feet wide and Id
feet long. These two rooms may be
thrown together, making both avail
sb}e for entertainments. Also. what
win appeal to the housewife is the
opportunity for artistic furnishings
and arrangement Of them. that this
room arrangement affords.
To the rear is the dining room, an
other large room, II by Is feet In. d.
mansions. while at the rear is the
kitchen, Z by IL feet 8 inches. A
door leading out of the dining room
connects with a short hall. At either
end Of this hail are two bedrooms,
each the same size. 10 feet inches
By II feet 8 inches. Betn cen the bed
rooms and directly opposite the door
into the dining room Ii the bathroom.
A good-sized closet is connected with
each bedroom,
Another feature ebf this bungalow
Ia the fact that Its roof arrangement
provides for a good-sized attic, the
dormer windows on either side making
1t practical to partition off rooms that
may be used when necessary for bed
rooms, or for playrooms for the chill
dren. or for any other purpose the
housekeeper may desire. A basement
extends under the whole Of the house,
providing space for storage and for the
heating plant and for the laundry
equipment. The dimensions of the
house are 26 by 48 feet, with 10-foot
extension at the front for the sun
parlOr.
Considered from the viewpoint Of
unusualness combined, with comfort
that comes from large, well-lighted
rooms and the convenience of the COM
pact arrangement, this bungalow de
sign win be found very desirable by
the home builder who wants a shouse
that has individuality"