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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
GRAINS AT new
HIGH MARKS
One Of Most Spirited Ses-
SIOns Ever Seen

l.iiH'sp Dec Ea-Graar s-rrrrs
'.et. new .gg records |a one
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a.IHrHra 600 thr hoard ri tras-
FrH.rfHEf fHr.Hr #n nHa-t r.-.
cred. ped o. n.arHa With rarrrt ar--
HrE..#fH ana finally brought fr-.rr
...aa Dug .H#. come o. cover far...-
corn ErUf into new fIEn rrrnrg
EH reports that iaHa hand. rrs- r-gr.-
.aT h4Ttrr Dog hHuHaF markets. were
.F.'A 10 obtain grain rIHrEErFr
Argentine crop raGd.fHuna arr rIr
favorable
Some export business and rf-rHEta
ma other grains hElDs1 cate.
FTgEIHl1Ea closed higher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13

tote. Definitions should not be mis-.
leading Technical. obsolete or alb.
brcyiaicd words, proper names or In.
ltials should be 20 indicated la tho
definitions.
Bo careful 10 number from left 10
right-hs In those printed. Tho mum.
barring is trcky-wHtch out for u.
All original puzzles actually r..
ccivcd by 8 y. m. Saturday Of each
week viii bo considered as entered In
The weekly contest ending on that day.
NOW-DON'T
FORGET
81 only for tho first correct reply
received from tho city division.
81 daily for tho first correct reply
received from the country division.
81 paid for every Original" puzzle
printed.
s. weekly for the best original"
puzzle received
Mail all answers md originals 20
Cross Word Puzzle Editor. Tho Star
Star employees and their relatives
barred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
Gets Damages for
Election Assault

BRBMERToN, Dec. b3.--A 300
verdict was handed down for vii.
liam Lohnfren against b. @. Lowe,
IN superior court yesterday, rs the
result Of an alleged assault in tho
November election campaign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
TINDALL FIGHTS
GORGE DAM
Flood Control Dam at Ruby
Necessary First, He Says
DELUGES HOLD UP WORK
Golfer Dams at Baker River
Already Twice Demolished

Il would be a serious engineering
mistake 20 attempt construction Of
the Gorge masonry dam on the
skagit before tho floods have been
regulated by tho proposed storage
dam at Ruby. declared Councilman
Phil Tindall. chairman Of the util.
tiles committee. Saturday after a visit
TO the Baker river power project
ASIDE from the fact that the added
power developed at the Gorge ma
sonry dam would be insignificant at
this time" Tindall explained, ''as
compared with the cost Of tho dam.
my trip 10 the Baker river project
convinced me OF the danger that en-.
gineers frequently told US WAS insep.
arabic from an attempt 10 build that
dam without first regulating the
Skaglt floods by means Of the Ruby
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13

srrs nor only ruin Dis garden, bar
cHdlHgcrs his property
A NEfGHBOE,
SiEfh acc. s
Fire chief George. a. Mant0r
promises 90 send "a man Uut az once
20 see what can DO done 20 bring
relief iu this matter RE says it BIAS
not been called 90 rhe attention %
the department before.
M Ftaf Why may tcc not
hare heated cars on the West Scat
DC llHrsf yfrr especially % car
No. SOS. lgar.Hg Tirgiaia st. az ~
Midnight. trhich s fhe c8liesf h0ar
~ me ran. Z spend about SIS per
year fgr car fare. uI-d could dpprs-
ciuie a hfflr comfort Tor my money
= q. CLERK
superintendent David W Hcnder-
son says that heating devices aru
being put into ears as fast hs pos
siblc. This one they have not set
reached. but will take care Of II In
due time.
Mr. Frit; Why not have some
kiaf Of inspection on Gufo stop
hghtsr Have often seen cars COM
iTg d0irH Fremont hul. Is 70 50
niles per h0Hr. igifk tho stop signal
sholciHg on the iray doieu.
y. O..
SIS Third ate. ",
Next ono you see like that. call
up MA iu-s0Q0. ask for Sergeant
Czech. and report the matter 10 him.
giving license number OF tho car.
Mr.. Ffrit We arc in great need
Of a street light Some years ago
me city graded f7th arr. s.. and Tor
a Huwbcr Of city blocks Ten as orsr
20 feet ADORE The street grade. 50
tce must needs use The alley a. an
entrance 10 our homes. "a the street
light Is doicE on the arcHue Over
20 feet beloio our cnfraucc on The
alley. We get no benefit from the
street light. and the alley Is as dark
as midnight. Could sec DC. d street
light Installed az tho alley cuirancer
W. r..
I7th arc. s. and Wulkcr 81.
Glenn Smith OF tho lighting de-
partment promises 20 look into this
right away and 10 provide light II
II Is feasible.
Mr.. FtTif: Last cpsning friend
and had gallery seats az he Net.
ropoliidn. We Isf carly AID made
our crit By the sfairtcuy on the
tccsteriU eide Of the buiidin9. when
tCc reached the bottom trc found the
crit door securely locked. PdssiHg
oucr the Inconvenience 10 "a OF hdu-
Ing TO rcmoHHt the numerous flights
NJ stairs and iraucrsiHg ne gallery
10 the opposite side Of tho building.
toouldHt this locked door prove
serious IN case Of frcg
F.E. "
This door Is supposed e be I'M
locked until the last occupant OF the
theater Is out" says Manager Nc
Curdy In case some one tarries
behind. II is possible that the janitor
locks the door thinking they are all
out This would not happen often.
WIN speak 10 the Janitor"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
IL Divorces Are
Granted Friday

Fridays calendar. OF II uucon-
tested suits, was tho largest list set
FOR ono day IN several weeks. accord
ing 10 Divorce Proctor Eugene
Meacham. Most Of tho cases were
based on allegations Of abandon.
mont. fnllurc 70 provide and cruelty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13

Patterns should DC symmetrical IN
design. and can contain anywhere
from II 10 10 squares each way. AZ.
ter you have blocked out your design.
put in the words and then the mum.
bers-nll on the one diagram. All
words must be connected by interlock.
ing letters-nons completely Isolated.
The design that allows good lnterlock.
ing OF words is preferable to tho pat.
tern which forms Isolated sections.
The words used should be found In
any good unabridged dictionary. and
should not be too technical or obso.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
GOLFER DAM ARE
TWICE SWEPT AWAY

~s,one & Webster. constructing
the Baker river plant he said. had
excavated the river bed 10 bedrock
and were commencing to pour con-
crete for their dam when "A rise In
the river two weeks ago carried
away their downstream Golfer dam
and filed the excavation with gravel
and boulders.
when the flood receded. they
started over and were almost down
to bedrock again when A second
flood occurred Thursday. II carried
away their upstream Golfer dam and
again filled up their excavations,
The river ragged Is feet above the
site where Wednesday the diversion
tunnel was completely unwatering
fhe river
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
Urges President
Out of the West

a national president from tho
western states and q merchant ma.
rinc 10 carry at least 81 per cent OF
Americas own cargocs was proposed
By Rear Admiral II. r. Coontz. com
handing the U. $. hattlcship. aboard
the U. =. S Seattle. speaking before
the Seattle Advertising club at the
Hotel Olympic Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
Lower Freight Rate
on Fruit Is Sought

YAKIMA, Dec. 13.-Members Of
the Yakima District Horticultural
Institute Saturday were to indor5e
efforts Of the state traffic associa.
tion8 TO secure lower freight rates
on fruit. The resolutions were also
directed against packing or shipping
Of fourth.grado fruit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13

MIR FINIT Is hr,icgcd with
A'I requests for employment,
lie i sorry lac cannot provide h..
This department Il intended only
n a. mean, of directing Attrns
tion to needed improvements. LAX
public svrN ice, etc. and, much rs
lac would like To, Mr.. FiNit l. unr
able 10 consider personal ind,
Nidual matters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
Ask Improvement
in Local Schools

Improvement Of lighting and ven.
tilatlng conditions and additional
room was requested Of the school
board Friday by delegations from
parent.teacher associations Of Laurel.
hurst and Washington Irving dis.
tricts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
HOW TO WIN
HE DAILY DOIIAK

Each white space represents a let.
ter. Each Bct Of white squares. both
horizontally and vertically. represents
q word. Each word starts from a
numbered square aud runs across or
down until u encounters black
square or the edge OF the puzzle.
Each word intcrlocks or forms part
Of another word. and each numbered
square which starts a word CORE.
spends TO tho number in the key Of
definitions underneath tho puzzle.
thus. No. in tho column headed
Horizontal" describes the word
which will nll the white squares w 10
the next black square 10 the right
No. vertical will mi tho white
squares down to the first black square
below At least half tho letters OF
each word help make some other word
or words that cross II. Al words used
are dictionary terms except proper
name, which. with initials. abbroyia..
lions, obsolete words and technical
terms. will DO 80 indicated
The first correct reply received wins
tho daily dollu-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
Chicago Board of Trade
Fridays Quotations
Denver Live Stock

ITIdRY-s Vuotntiont
Caitle-Rscclpts. 300. Easy Beef steers
1893. cows and hcifers. Is.s06b.s5s
calves. itd2; feeders and stockers.
i2.bo co.'s, bulls 12dl
HoEs- Receipts 400. Steady 10 lie low
or Tor, 1850: bulk. s5l0Eai0. pigs.
IGd7
sheep Receipts 1890 Market. steady,
Fat lambs. tiS1lI7G, feeder iambs,
iitUitt0. ewes. S5a8LS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
BEDROCK 100 FEET
DOWN At GORGE

This experience" he asserted. is
an object lesson which It would be
criminal 10 ignore. The proposed
Gorge dam Is much greater than
the Baker river project. At Baker
river they have only to go 30 feet
10 bedrock At the Gorge we must
30 100 feet.
''As against 10000 sccond-fect on
tho Baker, the Skagit often carries
10000 and sometimes 10000.
TT was a much lower flood than
carried away our timber crib al
Gorge last winter ! am moro than
ever determined 10 resist the spend
ing Of an additional $4,000. 900 on the
proposed Gorge masonry dam"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
Mrs. Coolidge Now
doctor of Laws"

BOSTON, Dec. 1J.--Mrs. Calvin
Coolidge, first lady of the land,
was granted tho honorary degree Of
doctor OF laws by Boston univer.
sity at ceremonies incident to in.
stallation of Mrs. Lucy Jenkins
Franklin as first dean Of women
at the university yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
FiXit
Street Car Service and Heat Is Object
of Many of Kicks Found in Nk-.
FMit's Mail Today

CTREET CARS appear to be the pet objects for kicks and
~ today Mr.. FNt has complaints about Serv-
ice and heat the ctys toleyS Dave Henderson how
ever cooperateS in excellent fashion and agrees in every
possible instance 10 take immediate action.
Other subscribers ask Mr. FXit for aid in getting street
lights and sidewalks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
Commissioners at
Good Roads Confab

King County Commissioners VIII
liam Chimes, Tom Dohson and Frank
Paul. who attended the wenatchec
sessions Of the Washington state
Good Roads association Friday. were
expected to return TO Seattle sutur.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
Home Looted of
Clothing, Money

Clothing and SIS in cash were
stolen from the homo Of Mrs. Kate
Kaysaer, 1927 Minor ave. ~, Friday
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
Omaha Live Stock


Cattle IiscsiBtr, zgg9. Tore q rlafltss.
lFulsc igsrru. resrluEt. tIEs4gr 30
steers 5000. ugNH End h.ifsrr gz1g
g 1866 stefEsfu ana feeders. tln-.
$40
Hogs Receipts. s.Efs. Tone u market.
lover Bulk. tIsE1gfGs COP fsEs
sheep Receipts, 5000. Tone ~ farr.-rr
steady TeaTliHEF. IlBdIsTg. urth-rs
aastdle. lambs. o. 1905. ewes. -
ggE6
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
Alaska Vessels

pErEHHBung- Sailed. Dee ls-str
Northwestern. nautbhauHd. a. q. "a,
KErEHiKAS 90 Sailed Dee - Str
Surthufhfrrn. r8gfhbouud. ~ . 20.
EHHnuRg=HaI Dec, i--str
AdmmI Rogers. rauthb0und. ut gls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
Boston Wool

notion. Dec 1.-THE wool market
l. quisf compared with tho activity q a
moHta ago. There r. fair quantity 81
wool r7evinE. tho batter grades arc
seuf,A ohio dslzlUsa are slightly high
e.. itochn being held at Gsc and tsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
Portland Wheat

FDEFt-AED, Dss- lg-Wheat-Hara
white il1-r eff white. ti7Is uestsrH
willie g. Co. hard winter. tIGEr rsrtE-
erH spring ti.sE. western rtd. fIt-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
VEGETABLES
Fricrs Paid Wholesale Dealers
ougiations By Pioneer lruit A rrSducs


CHE prices given are those made 20
retail dealers By wholesalers. with a
few seasonal exceptions. prices 20 pro-
ducrra can b figured by dudurtiuE the
cost 81 transportation 60 seattle and
npufu rtfuAtslY IS per cent for hauling
storage aud selling enatD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13

uft -
ftFst tiiEb noe
o.
ttFst Iau ItaE
o.
-reaai tiiEb iar
100 FF rf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
Seattle Wheat

Snti hard white. yi.72. No. soft
,ghith &i.1Z: No. I western white.
Et; No. ! hard winter Sis5: No.
j nohhcrn spring. 1i.G5: No. west
orn cd, iIEi; No. / big blue stem.
5IEgs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

suEar-EHHy. Raw, $40: refined.
steady; graduated, f715n760
CoffSr=So. RIO. 2iAW2lis. No. (
Santos, ESQ 2Gl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
ShipNews
Tides In Seattle

HGNuAA
uIt "a
fifst Zee nae
ftut IttEb itas
30 o.
sand l.H soc
-staaI IitEH ttar
100
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13

In Hpite OF the approaching holI.
days, and an the distractions thry
bring, folks seem 20 b. as loyal "a
ever 10 their puzzle solving, N tho
size OF tho Puzzle Editors mail T.
any indication Aul next week.
with tho busy makers OF original
puzzles having a chance 10 put their
brains 20 work along different
auElc-and the solvcrg o. tho daily
puzzle, also-wo look for a Huil
L.ra.rr MrIIr hrIltr-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13

LIVE STOCK
Qootatians ct tnion StaskYards
Iiscsipis 100 cattle. t.so0 hogs, 100
sheep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13

VERTICAL
IA descendant
"a paltry thing CPD
g-Nrrnf
H-sutHIuE
I a--A round body pib
t=Nyffird. established.
a space bF which the burden n
chip BE- TrrkHnsd
s=IaTWFrIE
- luduiFcuN kind
IH-FFHuHuH.
. lIH.ArruFdiHE Co rule.
li-tunliUau or circumstance % a
person pF thing
ia huHk containing seeds % a
plant
.is--A vegetable product o. wscId
character
.I--Ta declare openly.
gl-HW Work
|91-An upright division between tho
liEhts u windows.
sat no Almc.
IlH=Tu appeal. 20 apply.
"a tone iu music
8a=A negative
ls-A small drink
af-A number
t1=palr.
ti-IImItcd time OF rest
"a festive occasion.
"a hollow ur cavity % definite
form and use
ia book
tl==Etrrn. rigorous
ts-FulTuvtH.
ala=Erat6d.
IA RON % paper such a. news.
papers are printed oH.
5s=Huea
si-rbe substance % matter.
Ito assault
Ca black yiHcid substance OBJ
tAiUrd ~ dihtiiiatlon
gs==HeErrt
GA stripping
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13

HORIZONTAL
l-EuhEtaUtIaI
t-oNfuEIyr smell
IA word used az negative.
ia muscle that expands
la=-sh sheltered slide.
ia variety ~ onyx war. spell
IA solution Flb-
lH==bu account or
.U--A heavy atigE
ga Scotch cap
H-IuiEerIEsd earth. coil
2s=rA bar used 60 overcome resist
aure-
2t-A genus OF Arctic sui tZe8Il.
aN-Au RuthrupuId-
Jn-Turr
ga fruit with a hard covering
a1-=To abatt,
gs-A bench 60 Hlt on
1s-EiiiptlrAl
Numerous
iu-A conference.
ta-small brush used b. artists.
lt=guuHumTd
ia pouch.
"a tool
5o-lu a lower degree
5s-Tl make fast,
5g-A rod
"a friend
ga truck
aG-A stone.
5s-To follow a. pattern.
Ito pour slowly
tt=-A small point
t5-piffrrrnt
gG-Fart % body
tf-r1 take care Of
tNa=T1 delay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
DANNY PRODUCTS
Prices Paid shippers

iAaH AHhHH friNFrF1.
irfra Ur white she'll .r.s..r. -
firafa or miurd rHi0TH .srss. 81
l..IFfh tsrrr-.Hr. H.asTrHHHa 10
uuttFffat-
A grade. FeatiIs drffFsrT....rr 20
ougtalions ~ Turner 4 rrasf
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-20

WANTED--First class mining lathe me-
chentc.
hfiddleaged lady housekeeper for hospital
Middleaged lady housekeeper for hotel
Lady take charge music counter.
White waitress; lunch counter man.
Q steam shovel engineers; electric welders,
Experienced sawmin filler edger; fireman.
Registered druggist.
House painters shoemakers.
Three strong white boys learn trade.
-Four rough carpenters $4,000 hour.
White laborers; house painters; barber.
White-colored coal miners, csc ton.
Celorea hotei maids; hotel hall boys.
colbred porter; two pressers; bus boys.
Coiorsd combination presser-aiteration
Two exp. buffers: woman housekeeper.
Colored man short order cook; waiter.
Celored boys-girls, dishwashers. Others
Producers Agency, 21ie1a Cd Ave, N.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-20

WE WANT g men who are
energetic, ambitious, full of
animation and are not afraid
of hard work. For such men
We have openings that will
pay literally; advancement
assured as fast as you can
qualify. Apply Mr.. Blair or
Mr.. Cunningham, 1923 9Th
Ave-, N.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-20
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
BEST USED FORD
IN BIRMINGHAM
REGARDLESS

Late 1928, only few months
old; fine pain Clocks brand
new), 6 wire wheels, s
good tires, bumper, lock
wheel, shock absorbers, step
plates, motometer, with
wings, foot acceierator, ex-
ternaf brakes, sunshade, side
lights, rear view mirror,
Stromberg carburetor, stop
light, Bosch ignition sys-,
tenn, oil pump, water pump:
fine top, upbolstering, and
10 absolutely in first-clsss
condition. $&25; dead easy
terms.
CADILLAC. y-57--Fine
blue paint job, 8 good tires;
upholstering. paint, moto-
meter and few extras; this
car is in fine condition;
looks new and is not very
old; 1t will make q good car
for years to come. Specially
priced at $3.50; easy terms.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-20

I MAKE the best chocolate bars and
chewing gum, Be my agent. Every
body will buy from you Write today.
Free SAMPLES. Milton Gordon. CINCINNATI
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-20

PACKARD
USED CARS
ARE
KNOWN EVERYWHERE
FOR THEIR ABILITY
TO STAND UP.
AND GIVE THE
BEST OF SERVICE
They are built of better ma
terials and are usually given
better care.
Select bargains for spring
buying:
CHANDLER 4-PASSEN-
ZEN 1OUhlNG
Reprinted, fair mechanical
condition and good tires 5000
STUFF BEARCAT ROAD
STER
Excellent tires, good paint,
splendid top; absolutely
can't be beat at 80. $500
CHANDLER 7-PAssEN-
GER TOURING
Repainted, good tires, good
mechanical condition 1916
HUDSON SPEEDsTER
One of the best of its class,
reprinted, good upholstery,
performs and drives SPLEEN
didly ..........., $3.50
COLE 8, PASSENGER
TOURING
Reprinted, dust-proof gray,
runs as sweetly as il
looks ......!......$1,350
ESSEX COACH
Last of the 4-cylinder type,
excellent mechanical CON
dition. See this car before
YOU buy ............ 1925
In addition to the above we
have several Bucks, Hupps,
Liberty and other light ears
priced right.
PACKARD MOTOR co.
OF ALABAMA
MAGNOLIA AVE.
AND SYCAMORE ST., S.
PHONE MAIN sss
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-20
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES ToR SALE
SPRING DAYS
ARE HERE AGAIN

and right now is the time to
buy your car if you want to
save money. The demand
viii soon be much greater
and the price proportion
ally.
We have a number of SPLEEN
did cars that have been
traded in on new Overlands,
Wilys-Knights, and Stude-
bakers. Every one in good
condition and every one a
bargain:
STEVENS 6-1920 model.
Al condition in every de-
tail; only ............$3 $3.50
OVERLAND roadster--1919
model; good mechanical
condition; new top and
tires ...,..,..... $3.50
CADILLAC 57-A-1 in ev-
cry respect. A bargain
at .......... $500
CHEVROLET Baby. Grand
roadster. Engine in good
mechanical condition; good
tires, new top upholster-
ing like new. Yours
for .....,,,..... .S176
WESTCoTT-1e2o model;
best possible condition.
Drive it away for =, ,$400
HAYNES--1920 model; runs
like new. All new tires .
at ............... $500
F0RD-1924 model 800
Al 1918 sTUDEBAKER-
First class paint and runs
like new car. Good Tires.
This is only $3.50
OAKLAND SEDAN--A-1
condition; new tires; only a
trifle for this $500
We have Fords and numer-
Gus other cars at reasonable
prices and reasonable terms.
The Real Ensley Mechanics
HYATT MOTOR co.
2020-22 Avenue E,
Phone Ensley 241
Ensley, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-20
BLIND ADS"

IN ORDER TO MAKE IT EASIER
Eor1HnSsI r AnTv12n4H1sE .sI5Np'' ra az
AGE.HEHALp WILL ACCEPT RE
PLIES OVER THE TELEPHoNEl
AND PLACE TIE MEMonANDUM
IN TEE ADVERTISERS ANSWER
II you WISH TO ANSWER AN
ApyERTIsEMEMT IN THIS WAY,
s asR lfok RA9 eEESSssmfsAA iH De pIrAs4.
HENT. GIVE THE YOUNG LADY
TIE MEssAQE AND She WILL DO
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STYLE -oNE-An advertisement on
this page in this size type will be
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ssrtion, cents a word@or three inser-
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tons.
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THE BIRMINGHAM ACE HERALD
AUTOMOBILES !.

AUTOMOBILES ron SALE
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"Crawfordized" Fords
fa- -
ToURINGS

FORD ToURING-1s7s model;
here's another good one with self
starter, lock wheel and demount-
able rinnsj ready to ride for. 1918
FORD TOURING - 1874 model,
equipped with self-starter and In
very good shape for. $3.50
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Free SAMPLES. Milton Gordon. Cincinnati
AGENTS-Represent a real mill. sell tina
All eainrs sa nt,e Wed. hosiery
commission; full or part time. Inter-
national Mills, Norristown, Pa.
MEN WANTED everywhere to open rune
mage sales enormous proftsi pagtieus
8. Kelated. chiease. III
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BROWNELL'S
DEPENDABLE
USED
CARS
DODGE BROTHERS sedan,
1920, splendid mechanical
shape; good upholstery, good
tires; just reprinted; fine
DODGE BROTHERS bust
ness sedan, 1923; permanent
enamel finish, genuine leath-
er upholstery; fine shape,
good tires 1916
DODGE BROTHERS Type A
sedan, 1928; velvet mohair
upholstery, excellent me-
chanical condition; disc
wheels, fine cord tires; car
just reprinted like new $3.50
DODGE BROTHERS tour
ing, 1928 ........... 1895
DODGE BROTHERS tour
ing, 1921 49,. 1926
DODGE BROTHERS tour
ing, 1918 .$146
BUICK SIX touring. late
model ............ $495
FORD touring, starter,
etc. ,............. 1896
FORD touring, 1928 1925
FORD sedan. starter, etc.;
fine upholstery, good fin
ish, good mechanical con-
dition; wire wheels, fine
tires ............. $275
FORD Tudor sedan, 1924 alb
solutely like new, used but q
few days; fine value at 5000
Liberal terms to reliable peo-
pie.
Used Car Department of
BROWNELL
AUTO CO., Inc.
2015 AVE. c.
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EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED---EEMALE

NURSE WANTED - ExPER-
FENCED NURSE FOR INFANT;
EXCELLENT HOME FOR RroHT
PARTY; GOOD SALARY. WRITE
GIVING AGE. EXPERIENCE.
TRAINING AND REFERENcEs.
M. CARE AGE HERALD.