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FOR SALE-H0USES. FOR sALE-HOUSES
Continued.
ARNOLD AND COMPANY
1871 H ST,
MAIN 6sz-6s2

SERVICE TO THOSE WHO ARE LOOKING FOR HOMES,
WE HAVE MEN OF EXPERIENCE AND JUDGMENT
WHOSE ATTENTION is CONSTANTLY DIRECTED TO
WARD SECURING THE BEST HOME VALUES OBJ
TAINABLE.
PETWORTH-WHOLLY DETACHED-$I2,5oo.
@ @ @ % naras % % % % ! open % @
& e0t tse npss m, a Tine Tine b r @ We win
PETWORTH-$Io5oo.
T % viii % a b aiss pp1 . 'pR0nn a most a' @
n ssT m % % % a @ ans % ~Seon
mes" then sell at
CHEVY CHASE D. C.-BRICK CORNER-S1o5oo
angular cnef er ~ b sfe es wishes and satisfy
health i, fresh on
srIhIs ming n
DISTINCTIVE AVENUE SOUTHEAST-Soooo
aa and s ssy A ,sas & wi
eS eSss asp,s p Ss them f doors ] @ @ @ @
Some have said this the nehst - ~ - - -
ETWORTIE- NEAR TWO CAR LINES-S8z5o
@ ] @ % | = @ hs%s % M % .p % %
MID THE GREEN FIELDS OF NIRGINIA-S5.5oo 500.
mind blow We s oTsr in so s6e st @ dSS S ~aI % the s.s Ss
isWss asiam terms a@ @ms is situated
this home because % % | ppeT T invite your interest
SAUE'S ADDITION-SI2ooo
a1n as location far the ordinary
% s%ndipss ; modem & equipment
DGe. Sh cheaper o
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-SII,5oo
% % ] vsPmen dc sa e fA iS1 fa
ta eteat s s sssr On this
are invited to look 1t wills Tor " ~ ene" ha
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MOVE RIGHT IN.

Prettiest siX-room house in
the city for the money; price
reasonable; generous terms. o1S
Hamilton st. NV Owner on
premises.
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
Continued.
FOR SALE--H0USES
GNAlA
BOSS & PHELPS.
Continued.

SI4,ooo--Arsocratic Georgetown
shodapp
n it ed amodeat price Thel
ton exceptionally Of
break and sleeping hardwood
heat electric lights bitn
SI2,85o-SaulS Addition Detached Brick.
uat lin
floor
room; tin feature
S8Z5o-B Bloomingdae
arranged for two families
value
r poh electric MS
sondfio
SI2 5oo-Coumba Heights.
have had h
A
o sleeping dbrakfas
place in living floors. Many
yteus
ST. 3OOo-Chevy Chase.
delightful CheryC
excellent value s arrange rooms
ready for ocupa " 90 0''
$Io25o-Mt. Pleasant
kradA house
tand
several nhn tin heated
BOSS PHELPS.
MAIN 44o
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ON HILLSBoRo RAY. JUST AROUND THE
emu OF anna Maria Key. which is surrounded
.! the Gulf of Mexico one side and Hills
poro bay on the other. near Tampa, ST. Peters
Durg. Bradentown and Sarasota reached by
une&ceiled auto roads and delightful boating
entire holdings of valuable resort property can
De purchased for cash at good reduction; one
large house equipped for living FIRST door and
renting rms. above; living room 27x32; 2 large
bedrooms and bath large screened porch din
ing room and kitchen; eight rooms and two
large screened porches; upstairs bedrooms fn--
nished. also dining room and kitchen Small
cottage. accommodating six people, completely
furnished except linen and silver These are
TWO corner lots facing bay and rapidly growing
into money. since they are first house off the
'Vo-foot dock leading from boat landing on cor
ner or Main st. These two properties can he
Dought Tor $1,000 cash. just as they stand 6n0
IT. from shore on private dock leading from
main dock LOTUS Cottage: 3 bedrooms hath
QUIT living room, in which are piano billiard
table and dining table looking out over beautiful
cSpanse OF water and islands in distance bal
cony around house, from which any edible fsh
In season Is caught; private boat landings on
eaeh side of house, making a perfect paradise
Tor those who love to fish. The owners four
children have been reared during summer
months TO school age; now it is rented 10
three old people for winter months and would
make an ideal club house or home for those
wishing to winter in Florida. The entire
holdings can be had for $l2, 900 cash, or either
one $500. Address MRS. j. p SHADDICK
1925 10th. Phone North 7424. Photos
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MASSACHUSETTS PARK

SAUL'S ADDITION-s12,5oo Terms.
ss; ] $, $ &c IL s $
BRIGHTWOOD PARK.
s, ei7 ::. IFS T. .s:: :s 81 ] I: s H. =
NEAR sAULs ADDITION-so,5oo $1,000 Cash.
;: :::: :s: ;s III S;s :: s; Ss;:s $ $'s$
10th STREET HEIGHTs-s15z5o
Just of @ ss ns. ss @ s g fss to % h % s % ss @ s
aS % % large % % % % ss @ % large s Closets Second
PETWoRTH- $50, $1,000 Cash, SIS Per Month.
E $ e e. @ s s s;:7: ; :,: :' d; ' ::; H
NEAR HIGH vIEW-s6,25o
] $:$ e.; e. s%s; Is S: = :: =:' ' 's % ss'' - : %
MORRIS CAFRITz COMPANY, Inc
ors 5th Street. Main oI7.
An English Designed Brick Home Near 4th ST. Car Line
Dsas s ss % bath @ s % s fas "
CHI Chevy Chase Ssss Hon Home ;. for 70. Only s1o5oo:
s @ 4 :s: & $ Ell: :ss :. Si vi"
Elaborate Chevy Chase Home
:ss s s IL s'" ; e = $ s::; = si; &: $s s:::;
Just Off Sixteenth Street for $4,000
s Is: :; $::: rs f.: G: s e: % e s % $
Columbia Heights-So5oo
e &C. T.: e. =. Sc: s:s '''s %
In Convenient and Very Beautiful Section Brookland
s ; =: :: ; 4 :::: i: IS DE-:
Facing Lincoln Park
III: @ i; @ H. ss: :S e
In Boomngdale.
" IS $ :s :s e &: 81: e : Fl: t. .
Near East Capitol and Lincoln Park M for Only $500
IS @ ;!: % ::.' :;s:: $ ::,s: e: ]
An Inspection or for Further Particulars. Main zs4s.
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HOOVER & KIDWELL,
Sales, Rents, Loans and Insurance.

LOCATED NORTHEAST-PRICES ST. 5000
Capitol and House Office building sem-de-
tached tile bath, hot-water heat gas bedrooms
28 wide paved alley Substantial cash
required Let show you this property.
NEAR NORTH CAPITOL AND RHODE ISLAND AVE
PRICE, Soo5o.
beautiful home tile heat French
doors leading breakfast porch laboratory and cellar
for the discriminating buyer $4,000 cash. balance less than
Phone for salesman to show you the property.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-So,5oo
Convenient 18th line and bus line large
tile bath, hot-water heat electricity poches
and hardwood floors trimmed in oak Brick garage paved
alley ST. cash and $50 per month pn-
cipa both
BROOKLAND-S875o
A beautiful detached home exceptionally we'll built Six
rooms tile bath howater heat electricity double
FULLY decorated extra large bright cellar Lot 8xo2. I5
paved alley Convenient to schools and churches
81 500 cash and SIS per month covers all.
PARK VIEW NEAR RESERN NOIR-Soooo
dandy siNoom tile bath hot-water heat electricity front
and porches hardwood floors good through
and possession days cash and balance less
than See this good buy today
HOOVER & KIDWE1-L.
Sales, Rents, Loans and Insurance
l4oo II street Northwest Main 654I.
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\ REAL HOME.

FER sale by owner. 1000 under present
v"iurS. owner forced 10 vacate because OF
rr'Imstances @ rooms brick. sleeping porch.
lr:h. semi-detached; large front and back
rrches. open Fireplace. built-in, heated, IRE.
T'nnf garage: hardwood hoors downstairs ana
im'it-;n ice chest besides all modern improve
,, ".ts: cnn 10 seen at any time: open FOR
inspection Sunday. = 10 O'Clock: terms to
5" t: location 1925 S5th ST.. Cleveland Park:
coSrlt your l.-, kpr or write owner. ROBT. Ii.
~ ti;k. 1903 Last Underwood ST, Chevy Chase,
tiG. Phone C!Cve. ISIS. 80
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NOT A BETTER LIST OF HOME BARGAINS ANYWHERE
AND ALL UNDER $4,000!
Sz,3oo-Fairmont Street NV.
S75oo-Quncy Street NV.
al mode
S8Ooo-4th Street NV.
Dad a nr conen enien incudin
S85oo-Upshur Street NV
S8,ooo-Randolph Street NV.
din
cash. - : - ~ ~ " ~
$oooo-Holmead NV.
cash. - - " - ' - ~ ' e-'~' ~ AeAee' sA'0'
$o,25o-Prnceton Place NV.
$o,4oo-I3th Street NV.
A"'
So.5oo-Perry Place NV.
laundry
~ ''
$o5oo-Rock Creek Church Road NV
~ " ~ ~ 1850 . e' ~" At 'n price, WIN
LEWIS REALTY CO.,
Suite 3o45-6, I4I7 Street NV.
Main 055. Main o755
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.

~ You DESIRE A BEAUTIFUL DETACHED
hc%e at an I attractive o price and approached By
10 1909 Geranium st. First ncoI has living
room. open fireplace. dining room. kitchen.
hath. large bedroom and glass-ihciosed sleep
ing porch "a complete home for one family.
on on the second door there are two unusually
han and storerooms; second floor ideally
adapted to rent out apartment; garage
hotwater heat. gas, electricity, Chamberlain
metal metal weather stripped. copper screens. beau.
tnully decorated and excellent condition: lot
142 feet deep: price. $i2; 100:
JESSE l.. HEIsKELL.
1115 Eve st. Col 89l6,J after pm. Main 66s.
BARGAINS SOUTHEAST
Before deciding a house be and In.
spect our homes In the southeast. inclndinE
corner and row houses located on Kentucky
streets. Most of these houses are new. 9
few have been occupied and all are ps!esd
right on IsIy HIRssy fssy A. .eIT. KITE. INC.
1914 K ct NV. Phone Main 1s4e.
S1s.5OO
3-APT. BUILDING.
EE SSE AZ ASD faR,Gfs hEST sTHFE uESf EDO
ATE" ATE rossEssIoN Naf 40 OF TnNf riRsT Floor ~
L. W. GRoOMES, 1416 ST.
I'LL S. CAROLINA AVE. S.E.-t ROOM AND
i'ath detached home: with 20ft side lot;
50. $40: terms.
500 ST. se.-G rooms and bath. 81. 500; In
s3ection by permit only.
800 l7th st. SET r. and b.. h.-w.h., elec.
light; large front and sleeping porehes; must
l-4 sold at once; owner leaving toWA; S3,5Oo;
terms.
immediate possession. l23 7th 8. NE
r and b.: brick: h.-w.h.: in sDle1 ld conci-
tion Price, $1,000; $500 cash aud easy
lnoutniy payments.
gaO8 10th St se-5-r. frame. i excellent
condition. Price only $1,000; ess- cash and
monthly payments.
los. A. Herbert G. Sens,
Fact TanitoI
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Sn, nN

So5.0OO.
Nr;r l4th aud Mass. ave. large corner
! % containing Is rooms, baths: modern
rD;nuGhodt and arranged for use as home ana
=; apartmeatS: house built and occupied by
'rr nf the chief justices: garage: may he
n Tor fraternity house society headauaf-
f,S. club or exclusive boarding or apart
ucat hGIsp: the present income. exclusive or
70 Quarters occupied by owner, amounts TO
s.. 100 wear.
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
IIIO e. ST NV Main SIlS.
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WOODLEY PARK.

Finished under Washingtons located
attached and semideached city homes Exhibit
cut adjacent to the bridge Three baths brick ga
RACES Lots "a and % feet by 120 Terms $1,000 Cash.
$I5o Monthly Average saving, $o4.
MASSACHUSETTS PARK
between Connecticut. Massachusetts Cathedral
Woodley road Washngton beautiful residential
ton of detached homes Over four million feet of
ninety homes from built under
tion Wooded villa lots and hall
homes with lots from so lis feet front Park Office 2nd and
Cathedral (Woodley road).
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON, INC,
Woodward Building, 18th and H Sts, Main 6o35
EstgnI
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\. L. SANSBURY CO.. Inc.
I48 Eye Street NV. Phones Main -oo,,-
akona fdrk L. e. Lincoln Park
bnra o
st cnT line th h properties ma
and sx
electric be b0ghton
o garage ~ dow rwMsKe psses
IL
Inst of Conn Ava Washington Heights
house
nine to justly of Coumb aroad
t igneda and
rooms bath sleeping
i reaIb nnrs:h hotwaterh heat
Decatur Street Near 10th and Columbia Road
W ust listed oday
wide and
amin mat
in "
IL spacou end obats
nm ana bath not
OAK noOrs buhtin Va double
feet deep
n L. SANSBCRH CO.
I4IS Eye Street NV. Phones Main soo,-a-5
BOARD
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81 5000.
100 Block N Street

I/OO bIUIN N .DII IVTI.
A wonderfully situated home
offered ut an extremely low price.
An excellent locality for q ply
sicisn or for any one desiring
downtown home in O very exclu-
siye neighborhood. Semi detached
pressed brick containing twelve
large, bright rooms, two baths.
running water in Two rooms. fur
nace heating system. Deep lot to
wide alley. affording sufficient
space for double garage. With
little remOdeIing this house
would be well worth $40, 900 to
$4,000. There is nothing as cheap
In the entire block.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Evening star., 1923-06-27

SEALED PROPOSALS in tripiicate will be
received at the office of the constructing quar-
termaster, Room 1904. Munitions building
Washington ID. c., until II am, June 2s.
1923, and then opened. for addition to brick
garage Walter Reed General Hospital. Plans
and specifications may be obtained upon an
p!icatlon to above ohce. jelS,2 a2,ao,27
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$500.
Southeast

TanesTry brick home of SIX and
ha;h. Newly papered and painted. Easy
THE REALTY AND INVESTMENT CORP.
OF
"a 18th St NV WASHINGTON. Main zoos.
Evening star., 1923-06-27

PETWUKTH. :.
T, this beautiful section near st. Gabriefs
Church real good home, containing rooms
and bath: h.-w.h. and elec.; glassed and
screened-in sleeping porch and screens Tor all
windows: lot $50 IT. deep, with garage TO
vide ailey Owner very anxious to sell, so
let us show you this one. Priced right for
'U'' JOHN QUINN CO.. Inc.
-n1 13th w Main 400.
Evening star., 1923-06-27
Main o755
BEAUTIFUL CORNER

Brick-$I2,75o.
This is a wide house affording good sized
rooms throughout. There are the fea-
lures in this home that found in the
most expensive residences, and its loca =
tion in good northwest section is fur
ther assurance of Its attractiveness and
value. A large, inclosed breakfast porch
an inclosed sleeping porch. big enough to
hold complete suite Of furniture have
been added at the owners expense. 1t
is truly beautiful home at very fair
Evening star., 1923-06-27
SUMNER COTTAGES.

FOR RENT. JULY AND AUGUsT-i-RooM
cottage with bath, cold water only; no house
keeping; porch: plenty of shade; rent S35 per
month, in advance. Owner leaving Saturday
Apply A. c. REMHARDT. Kensington. Nd.
Phone kens 70-J. o9s
FURNISHED, SEPARATE HOUSEKEEPING
quarters for married couple at delightful
place on river near Glen Echo: cleo: $50 mo-
for season. Address Box 122-H, Star office.
FOR RENT. NEW FOUR room COTTAGE.
furnished, North Chesapeake Beach, Md, by
season or month. Inquire franklin 1876.
FOR RENT. FURNISHED COTTAGE ON Tor
of Blue Ridge mountains. one mile from
Bluemont. Va. Apply JULES DEM0NET, 1909
H NV. Phone Franklin 7O4.
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED 3-RoOM BUNGA.
low. Colonial Beach. Va. Call at 3O4 st.
ne. Phone Lncoln 1756-W. 27s
NORTH BEACH, MD.
ALL THE WEEK COTTAGE
5 ROOMS, SCREENED PORCH.
L. w. GROOMES. I416 F ST.
PROPOSALS
Evening star., 1923-06-27
NORTHWEST LOCATION
6-N l.

Practically new colonial style house in
q section Of new homes, convenient, to
both car lines. This is a 20-foot house,
affording three large bedrooms. beau
tiful living room and dining room and
ample kitchen. H.-w.h., elec. lights;
finest white oak flooring; paneled walls.
floor plugs, etc., are among the many
improvements. Owner forced to leave
city at once, Is sacrificing this property.
This is a real snap.
Evening star., 1923-06-27
HUNTINGTON TERRACE
A Revelation, That's All

WILLIAM S. H IL LIPS,
ESTATE BOARD
sth and SITS. NV the Phillips Building Phone Main 1000
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-02-17
No rhunderatorms at Poles.

The world has its blind spots" for
thunder and lightning, says bulletin
Of the National Geographic society.
The brilliant flash Of lightning and the
cracke and thunder would be as i'm
possible of conception by many Es-
kimos as would solid water" by
equatorial sayages.
In general the frequency Of thun-
derstorms decreases as one goes north,
until within the Arctic and Antarctic
circles they seldom occur.
When katmai volcano, on the Alas
kan peninsula, erupted in 1912
some of the adult natives of
the vicinity were more terrified al the
lightning and thunder that accom-.
panied the dast clouds than az the
possibility of being buried by ash, be-
eause they had nothing in their life
long experience by which to Judge the
binding and deafening noise from the
skies.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-02-17
Free Trips for Young People

Ore constantly reads in the news
papers of some bunch Of club mem
lers. heys or girls, who have been
given free trip to some fair exhibi-
tion. college, or possibly to the state
capital or to Washington, as the re-
suit of winning prize in some
agricultural or home making com
petition.
This is one Of the best schemes
ever devised for making young peo-
pie ambitious for success in rural
life. Ii will make them feel that
there are rewarding experiences
within their reach even if they do
stay in their rural homes. Incentive
is the greatest motive in human life
for bringing success. Every young
person who is working for one of
these trips has been givec such a
stimulus to ambition.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-02-17
MOST IMPORTANT LABOR

A campaign has been launched oy
the state Hliteracy commission, whose
purpose Is indicated by the slogan
''Washi-oton free from illiteracy in
1925" The intent is admirable in
every way, says the Seattle Times.
There is no reason why illiteracy
should exist in this commonwealth
which has so large proportion OF
natlve-born citizens and which draws
so largely for its new citizens from
other parts Of the United States.
Even more important. however, is the
constant advancement. in efficiency
and service, Of the schools to the
youngsters who are growing up in
Washington. The illiterate Of adult
years. whether Of native or foreign
birth, may be considered as constitut-
ing a problem. Inadequate education
Of children resident within this state
cannot be viewed as other than re-
proach Of this progressive common
wealth.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-02-17

Legend makes out the ostrich to be
a bird living Wild in the desert on a
hard and iudigestlblc fare of stones.
But this is NOT the bird that produces
the feathers which fashion demands.
Those fine plumes you see in hats
come from a bird well fed ON scien-
tine lines by farmers in South AT
RIGA. Feathers from the wild ostrich
Of the Sudan rarely come into the
market
The farmer watches the ostrich as
any other stock. dieting him ana breed
Ing him with the object of producing
better and better feathers. \ pair
of ostrchcsyou cudnt ostriehes Ia
rairs the cock and the hen-that
Lave sol into the way Of producing
-e.dly the best are Worth about $4,000
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-02-17
The Evolution of Dancing

The dances of n nation are an
expression Of the temperament of it's
people.
In the old days of minuets and
cotillions, these stately figures ex-
pressed the stiff conyentionality Of
those times. Then society develop
ed the quadrille sty.e of dancing,
and the lanciers was considered
especially smart and stylish. Those
were the days when the old timers
used to revel in the contra dance,
development Of the country
dance, and people would travel
many miles to see noted dancers cut
pigeon wings and prance around the
nall like ballet artists. The many
figures Of this complicated old dance
used to puzzle the younger crowd
that we're not trained to these roll
licking steps.
Then the round dances began to
come in. They came nearer to solo
dancing, and represented further
stage Of artistic development They
gave graceful Young people more OPP
portunity to display their skill than
was found in the stiff old quadrilles
For many years the dance programs
were made up Of waltzes, two steps
and schottisches and they were
beautiful dances.
Modern dancing began about 10
years ago, and was characteristic of
the restless individuality of the pre-
sent age The dancing set got tired
C doing the same thing over and
over, and became ambitious TO be
constantly learning new steps One
form of fox trot or tango soon
succeeds another, and people who
hang on the fringes of the dancing
set find difficulty in keeping up with
tic changes. As fast as they get one
step learned, they may find it has
begun to 20 out of style
So while dancing has become a
somewhat more difficult art to fol-
low, those who do ii we'll have be-
come as graceful as stage perform
crs. Many Young people do these
steps ia rough and unmannerly way
that arouses criticism, but that is be-
cause of their own individual
temperament and is not due to the
dance figures themselves
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-02-17
Income Tax Facts.

The revenue act of 1921 provides
that an income tax return shall be
fled by every person, married or
single, whose gross income for the
year 1922 was $4,000 or more
Broadly speaking, gross income in
cludes all income received by the
taxpayer during the year from
SALARY or wages, or from business,
trade, profession or voca ton, deal
ing Ia property, or the transaction of
any business carried on for profit
Net income, upon which the tax is
assessed, is gross income less certain
specified deductions for business
expenses, losses, bad debts, taxes
contributions, etc.
Among the most important items
ir the returns OF many taxpayers
are the deductions for business ex-
penses. In the case of a storekeeper,
they include q reasonable allowance
for salaries paid employees, amounts
spent advertising, premiums for in
aurance against fire or other bust
ness losses, the cost of water, light
heat and fuel used in his place of
business, drayage and freight bills.
A professional man, doctor or
lawyer, may claim as deductions the
cost supplies used in the practice
of his profession, expenses paid in
the operation and repair of an auto
mobile used in making professional
calls dues to professional societies,
subscriptions to professional journ-
ais, office rent, and the cost of fuel,
light heat and water used in his of
flee, and the hire of assistants.
The farmer may deduct all
amounts paid in the production,
harvesting and marketing.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-02-17
A LITTLE TALK ON THRIFT
By S. w. STRAUS
President of American Society for Thrift

Almost any business man will tell
you ii is the little leaks that con-
stitute the great dangers &C bust
ness. Genius is IN infinite caDaci-
ty for taking pains" wrote the poet
Goethe.
Failure often comes both individu-
ally and in business through unwill-
ingness or ineapacity to eliminate
small instances of waste.
There is a value in thoroughness
that It is above computation, and
this applies alike to the affairs of
the individual as well as to a bust
ness concern.
IRE successful executive so builds
his organization that leaks and lost
motion will be done away with to
the greatest p sible extent 1t is
true, Of course, that men fail many
times because they try to carry too
many details, but this does not mean
that such details are not worthy of
attention the fault in these cases
lies in inadequate direction.
nc Hldu WHO Is az the HGdu Ol d
great business cannot attend to all
the details of that business, except
ing indirectly through his various
executives. But these small details
mustbe looked after adequately or
there will be no success.
Thoroughness is an essential of
business development. And thorough
ress also is just as necessary to
individual success and attainment
Th4re is need not only Of watch
fulness in financial matters, but in
every other phase and activity in
life. If for example, one IS thrifty
IN matters of money, but is neglect
jul Of ones health, or does not keep
up with the spirit of the times in
which we live, or DEVELOPS habits of
selfishness there will be no great
success.
To be truly thrifty one must be
thorough. And thororghness means
taking pains in all essentials.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-02-17
New Medication for Tootbsebs

According 20 the American Journal
Of Pharmacy a bad toothache may be
relieved quickly by means Of mix
ture of equal parts Of benzyl alcohol
and chloroform A few drops Of the
mixture are placed on a piece of alb
sorbent cotton and the saturated mate
rial is inserted into the tooth cavity.
The action of the medicameDt Is al
most instantaneous, and lasts for quite
a long time, which Is not the case with
any other medieament with the excep-
ton of cocaine. Benzyl alcohol has
been known for a good many years rs
very effective local anestRetic.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-02-17

If you would live long and happily
use the left-hand side Of the road
when you are compelled to walk on
any public highway, particularly an
improved state road This is alto
gether contrary to the rule for We
hlcular traffic and the practice of
most pedestrians, but its wisdom will
at once be seen by everyone who
considers the circumstances. A pc
destrian on the right side Of the
road must depend upon warning by
motor car drivers, and all motor car
drivers are not just as considerate of
the rights of pedestrians as they
might be. on the left side of the
road, however, a pedestrian has full
view ahead, with all approaching traf-
fic, and at sight of an automobile in
the distance has plenty of opportun-
ity to step to safety at the side Of
the highway to permit the ear to pass.