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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-11-08
ON WOODLAND DRIVE

ON WOODLAND DRIVE.
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MASSACHUSETTS AVE HEIGHTS
SECTION csniy located soad
sfsse 1ae1oT
10th ST.-SOUTH OF SPRING RID.
ss. g: ;ss %; ; &C.: 5; = fr i5 $ $
II 1nnednte possession. ~ " - = ~ ~
SAULS ADDITION-DETACHED
e; IS; e.. s:: : 81 ::t ~: .ss - Co., & l:
CHURCHES IS 9 so @ % $ @ schools
AN IDEAL HOME IN CLEVELAND PARK.
sss ss ise Deep ga % % oSs H
CORNER-JUsT OFF 10th ST
@ % Tc 5si .i4 ss. :,s ssa garage splendid
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
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s: VIDE The
JUST OFF 10th ST.-NORTH OF SPRING RID.
s 81 sas @sss s as1 nam Ra S
NOT FAR FROM 18th AND PARK RID.
TT @ "a s i on On s 20 m s 81 i = s 's s5 bath
ON THE HEIGHTS-JUST OFF 14th ST.
s % s. SsA M s aes srE E" So ' sED 5P
VERY EXCLUSIVE STANDARDIZED HOME on
PROMINENT NORTHWEST AVENUE
ssas G ' s.s s' s s''P paved H';' BAR
BEAUTIFUL HOME-NEAR SAULS ADDITION
s. Tc s, '1 s' % % % = s s n h'1s:a
GARDINER & DENT INC.
Main 1884, 1909 L St. NV
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Beautiful Town House.
PRICE, 500 OO-Ha ndsome brick home
in that restricted residential section near
the Connecticut avenue bridge; center hall
stPian, containing ~ rooms and ) baths:
numerous open freplaces; hardwood floors
throughout: every attractive and up-to-
Gate appointment commensurate with the
hhest house. Ideally adapted for enter
ah'hg purposes Two-car brick garage
on very we'll proportioned lot.
Near the Naval Observatory.
PRICE, $40. 150-A completely detached
brick house in this most dcsirpbly Located
section, having seven spacious rooms and
bath; hot-Hater heat, electric light, hard
wood floors; builtin garage, Modern in
every respect and fully equipped with
the latest features. Lot 90 feet wide. ,
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NORTHEASTERN.
n a Of block
with
hissn
SAULS ADDITION.
Four Bedrooms-$13.25O.
and n,
gang o be
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
fireplace
All
DETACHED NORTHWEST HOMES-So5OO
Of
splendid house a 'h hn
Evening Phone Service Until PM
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS
18th snd SITS. NV. Phone Main 400
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-11-08

Near 32nd and Woodley Rd.
PRICE $50, 500--A beautiful brick home,
- feet wide, with eight rooms aud three
baths; hot water heat, electric light. hard
wood floors; sfully screened and modernly
equipped: built-in garage; lovely grounds.
Northwest Bargain.
PRICE, $I4,OOo-We don't believe in
cxaggeYat ion In our ads, so when an eo-
solI.te bargain is brought into our ONCE we
proclaim it, with the certainty that IL Is
q bargain This III q house that sold for
$4,000 when new a few years ago, and
the owner has placed price on 1t so low
that she stands a Substantial loss In order
To effect an immediate ale. Located Just
half a block off 18th st. 1t is well built.
OF brick CONSTRUCTION, with seven rooms
and bath; hot-water heat, electric light,
delay a day on tbs. It's a real pickup.
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Sl4,75O.
Three-l anilv Flat.

Price reduced for quick sale and We
consider this offering an absolute bar
gain. 1t is situated in the immediate
downtown section and only few
minutes walk from many Govt depts.
There are three apartments of three
rooms and bath each porches; oak
floors throughout: completely screened.
Hot water heat; electric Lights. Ca
rage and spsce for nddit .onal garage
Present income, $40 rGr month. Pos
session IL desired Terms
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CORNER DWELLING.

Near 18th and Columbia Road
| Owner Left City, Must Sell.
This is n real home and a bargain; 2-story
| brick; 8 large rooms and bath: hot water heat;
electric lights; double rear porches; built in
garage: eastern and southern exposures.
| A c. HOUGHTON l. CO., REALTORS,
/ 1916 II st. NV. Phone Main 1885! o37.
I'VE have the BEST In every section
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FOR sALE-H0UsEs FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
n L. SALISBURY CO, INC,
14lS Eye ST. NV. Phones Main 5o04-5.
CHEVY CHASE.


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n. J.. SALISBURY CO., INC,
"ENEEYTIING IN REAL ESTATE"
1913 Eye St. NV. Phones Main 59O4-5.
REALTORS.
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BOSS & PHELPS.
Realtors.

$3.50.
lexington.
Owner Is obliged to sell this desiraby
situated hcme and is offering same a.
remarkaby low price, and on terms of
81 90 cash. \ convenient seetion,-oDiy
square FROM new Junior High
School; Six large rooms; tile Ath
etc Hot water heat: electric lights
Prompt possession can he arranged.
sl5,25O.
Sauls Addition.
A beautiful detached home less than
100 yards off 18th st.-Comparative.y
new and containing number OF ind-
vidual and sdded attractions. ii is Of
English design and very practical in
plan. Wonderful living room with stone
f,epiaor; large dining room: breakfast
second floor. three splendid bedrooms;
nursery or sewing rooIn: tile bath.
There are a number Of bnlt-ln fea-
lures. extra la,se closets throughout ,
proved lot. LIBERAL terms.
Sl1,25O.
On the Heights.
A modern and up-to-date home ST.
ua1cd just a little above Park I'd. b@.
tween it,h and 18th tit SITS Ts n..hTs
porches, both inclosed Bright. rocmy
kitchen; pantry: living room with FIRE
electric lights special feature is
buiit-in nrtproof garage. Prompt pos
session and very reasonable terms.
Phore for appointment to inspect.
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FOR SALE=H0USES

Continued.
S6,o75.
NEW HOUSE.
Complete in every detail.
Colonial type.
SIX rooms,
Tiled bath.
Oak floors.
Front porch
Five large closets,
Detroit Jewel range,
screens for front,
Laundry tubs.
Gas water heater.
Hot water heat.
Electric lights.
BCILTIN fIRCPROOF
GARAGE
Easiest kind of rerms Paved i Get, aiieE
and sidewalk 10 be included IN price.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Realtors.
Evening Phone Service
Until 9 PM.
l4l7 X st. NV.
Main $500.
COIoREp FIRST 81. NV: FINE BAY
window brick. roum>, bath; fur. heat; good
yard, alley.
Prire $40. D0o Easy terms.
Near GOV. Printing Office. and bath.
brick; hot water heat. $3.50.
!. WAISltE. INC.
liu; Eye St. NV.
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GEORGETOWN.
$4,000.

This handsome home Is located in one Of
the highest points in Georgetown surrounded
by irst class homes and is very reasonably
priced. II has large rooms and tiled bath
L.-w.h.. ha riwood floors throughout, instan-
taneous water telter. double brick garage
an extremely fine lot 25'xl3O to an alley
and all modern impro~ementk This property
IL in perfect condition and can be bought on
very reasonable terms.
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$3.50.
A Decided Bargain.

A home property that will warrant
your immediate inspection. 1t is sit
uated just on Soldiers Home Park in
most convenient and popular lorai-
iiy. Colonial type brick. Six splend id
rooms: tile bath. Two screened rear
porches: hot-water heat; electric lights
House just redec0rated Throughout
1wocar cement garage. T-rns only
81 .DD cash.
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PETTY & PETTY,
,41o Eve st. NV. Main 1887
1885 FAlRMONT ST.

Omen for Inspection SUNDAY from 10 to G.
Peautiful teu-ro1m brick residence. Has four
porches beamed ceiling in dining room, tive
omen freplaces. ) baths, hot-water heat. ex
ceptional electric fixtures Two-car brick ga.
rage Any reasonable offer will not be re-
fused. For other information phone. COL 81
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HOME BARGAIN.

500 LONGFELLOW ST. NV.
IS, 450-S1 $50 Cash.
Six rooms. bath. built-in garage. hot-water
heat. electricity, oak floors. sleeping porch.
hraakfast porch concrete front porch. screens,
awnings and metal weatherstrip. This
house is of tapestry brick. recently built.
and is convenient to car lines, churches.
schools and markets
This house is right and the price is right.
No Offer below the price quoted will be
considered.
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MOORE & HILL, INCORPORATED.
$50 18th St. NV.
MEMBER WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
SD S00

SlZ,oUU.
This extremely well built home il ioea ted
nesr the corner Of 18th and Girari streets
convenient to both the l4th and llth street
car lines. II has rooms and bath ID t~d
ruoms and large storage room), h.-wsh. and
very large lot to paved alley, and Ia
very attractively arranged This property
can be sold on easy terms and immedist e
possession given.
PETWORTH. "a
$1,000.
very complete modern home. at very
low price. This property has rooms and
tiled bath. w: h.. electric lights. and is in
excellent condition. The owner will sell on
very reasonable terms and give immediate
possession.
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THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO..
EfiSO1 POI q eG0
75S 18th St. NV. Main $3.50.
Consult Our Sales Department.

SUNDERLAND PLACE.
Near Dupont CircIe-Desirably located and
convenient to the Connecticut ave. line.
An excellent brick house. containing eight
rooms and two baths: lot is 20 IT. front to a
12-foot alley: three-csr garage. Priced for
quick sale TO close estate.
$4,000.
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SlO,95O.

North OF Cleveland Park.
Unforeseen circumstances necessitate
quick sac of tn delightful detached
home. II is locu,ed in beautifully
improved square, paved strtet-elevR-
lion one of the highest points IN the
e ~. bright rooms house. Six
large rooms; tile bath: .arge screened
Sleeping porch oak floors: spacious lir
ing room With fireplace: breakfast porch:
hut-Natrr heat; electric lights. Slate
roof. Wonderful To- '5Alo5. Abundance
Of shrubbery, tow-.s. e.c. Paved alley.
Easy terms
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THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.,
IorornCra al -

73S 18th St. NV. Main $3.50.
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CHEVY CHASE MD

I VI
Conveniently located West Bradley lane.
walking distance to Connecticut ave and
Wisconsin ave. car lines. directly opposite and
in full view of the Country Club golf links:
2-story frame comparatively new. containing
6 large rooms and modern tile bath: heated by
hot water; lot is % #. front, 40 IT. deep.
containing $3.50 square IT. and driveway to
Lear garage.
S130S0. =
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FOR SALE
Washington Heights Property.
Wei located; convenient to
both car lines. Three-story
brick: II rooms; 3 baths; steam
or vapor heat; elec. and gas.
Garage. House in first-class
condition. Moderate in price
See Mr.. TEL, with
S,wartzell. Rheem & Hensey Co.,
I27 10Th ST. NV.
FINE PROPERTY.
Downtown Section.
Modern House.
Contains II rooms, + baths,
h.-w.h., open tireplaces, beauti-
full electric fixtures, hardwood
floors; double garage. The house
is finished throughout in first
class workmanship and good
taste. Immediate possession.
For full particulars
See Mr.. TEEI., with
Swartzell. Rheem & Hensev Co,
~ 18th ST. NV.
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In SAUL'S ADDITION.
Desrsbly located corner of alley on Crit
tenden ST.. unusual car transportation faciii-
ties. convenient to 3 car lines. an artistic
2-story and attic detached frame in good con-
dition: containing 10 rooms, ample light. .
tile baths. extra toilet. gas for cooking. cleo
trically lighted and modern hot-water heating
plant; spacious lot 54It, IT. by al #. to alley,
containing 5000 square feet.
$4,000.
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LAMONT ST. NV.
Located the north side, southern expos
ure. 18th and 19th-Unususl desirable 3-story
brick built by Kennedy Bros: excellent con-
dition conta lining II rooms, baths; has gas.
electricity. heated by hot-water: wide front
age % TT: lot 10 It. to a0-ft. paved alley;
Gear garage. Specially priced for quick sale.
$1,000.
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1921 9TH ST. NV .

Open Sunday , to 8.
$3.50 Cash.
tbs home j. Just little better and a
iit,l" different from the usual popular priced
hon", Won have sen. II - adlacPEt to the
n.ac". and = modern in every detail. The
TT &c and terms unusually attractive.
Don't fail 10 inspect il Sunday. 1t is Il good
buy.
DONNELLY & PLANT, NC.
asOs 14th st. NV. Col. s3s.
An Exceptional Bargain.
Eight-room brick house. strictly modern
irst-class condition, hot-water heat, heat 5000
cash. $50 per month: franklin 37a5 g
l4th ST. EXTENDED.
Detached. lot. 2-bath home.
Hardwood floors. Fireplace in large
living room. Front and stair
ways. Home large for pres
ent owner and will sell at price
under real value.
CHEVY CHASE, d. G..
Four-hedroom. . -bath brick home.
Good lot; garage. Close TO Conn.
An unusual home. price.
$1,000. House is in Al "ondi-
ton and will be sold quickly al
this price.
NEW DETACHED
HOMES.
Five and six rooms. Il. h. tile
bath. Oak floors. Euilt-n refric
orator. Cio3c to X. !. ave. ears.
81 $50 to $4,000. Select enc be-
fore they all sold.
K. l.. ELLIOTT,
NE. Cor. 7th & T. 81.
NJ aG9l. y. 1880 after 9 pm.
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West Chevy Chase river. 800 feet out
side ID. G. line. bungalow, rooms and tile
bath. hotwater heat. cellar under entire
house: built-in garage: lot 5oxl30; electricity;
and terms to suit. Mr.. Conner on subdivision
will open house. call ID. +. SULLIVAN.
owner and builder. 1893 Kenyon st. He will
take YOU out. Col. 9031.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-09
FINANCIAL NEWS
ST

, pate apprcciably in tie recent ad-
vance.
Railroad shares offered stubborn
resistance to selling pressure. net
losses in the principal issues meinG
limited to fractions.
Time money and commercial paper
rates were unchanged, the bulk of the
business being done at 424 percent.
The feature of the rcactionary for
| eign exchange market vaS the heavy
! selling of German marks by European
houses after long period of compar-
! alive inactivity. Demand sterling
| dropped more than > cents to S4.29is,
and French francs broke nearly 10
| points to asa cents. South American
exchanges were firm on the buying of
| bills in anticipation of heavy exports
from the Argentine and the consoli-
dation OF Rrazirs external debt as a
| result of the visit of the British
| financial mission to that country.
Bond prices drifted lower today I'M
| der the combined influence of an i'm.
pending flood of new financing in the
stock market and temporary scarcity
of funds. With activity spread over
a broad trading area, recessions were
general in high grade and specua-
| ton railroad issues, public utility
| bonds. oil company liens and the su-
| gar issues which have been uncom-
monty strong in recent sessions.
Public offerings of the japanese
loan. which will total $50 100000 and
| $500. 600. 600 it was learned authorita-
lively. will'be made next week. prob
ably on Wednesday by an in'erna-
tional banking syndicate headed by !.
+. Morgn and Company. Sale of the
bonds will be simultaneous in New
York, London and on The continent
with New York's allotment about
$50. 900, COO. While the terms have
not been fixed. it was indicated the
issue would take the form Of S0year
6iSs and would be sold 20 yield around
! percent.
Arrangements also were completed
today 10 refund the $50 ,00n000 Ar
gentine notes maturing March /,
when bankers placed privately see
600. 000 six months 5i5 percent notes
ar par Proceeds from the sale add
cd to funds derived from the offering
OF s40.o0o. 600 six percent bonds will
take care of the entire operation.
Profit taking accounted for declines
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,ieip Wanted iaie
Help Wanted-Maie

AN OPENING-For man sell trees,
shrubs, plants. New plan. Replacement
tre years. No delivering. Write for
special terms. Guaranty Nursery Co,
Rochester, n. Y.
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CLASSIFYED-DISPLAY

,c net lower to &c advance. May LIE
G,G to LIE. and July 11i9 to LIS;
with oats shade 10 icm &c down. anu
provisions varying from &C decline 10
rise of &c.
Demand for corn suddenly eXpahucd
near the end of the day after the mar.
kct had been undergoing series or
prico downturus that accompanied
quite general selling based on reports
OF more favorable conditions for the
movement of the crop. In particular
western railroads were said to be over
coming recent storm effects: on tho
other hand. country offerings to arrive
were light. and the fact developed that
within the last AZ hours about hair II
1aillion bushels of corn had bcch
brought To be shipped to Europe.
Sharp falling off of Argentine OK
ports Of corn gave emphasis 10 an
rouncemcnt of foreign purchasing or
corn in this country, and bulls con-
tended that further important Euro
the United states might well be looked
for. Enlarged inquiry for cash corn.
aside from export business, also was
noted as the day drew to n finish.
Wheat trading was narrow ana the
market eWaycd with corn. Word or
heavy shipments Of wheat from Argen-
tina and Australia tended to depreSS
wheat prices during the early declines.
Subsequently, notice was taken OF re-
ports that domestic farm holdings OF
wheat are small.
Increased receipts eased the oats
market.
For tho most part provisions were
lover ia line with hog values.
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Specials at the Stores

eff New York rail 991; 40. " white do.
I.41a and NJ, mixed do. 9E3.
OATS-Spot quiet, 10 ? white 3@a.
FEET,--;aSy, western bran lG0-lb.
LARD-i;asy; middle west 1869
11.G5.
El'TTER Firm: receipts G9j9.
Enthusiastically: receipts 1j,o3i. fresh
gathered seconds and poorer 4OM AZ:
New Jersey ard uthEr hcnncry whites
closely selected extras so! 81; state
nearby and nearby western hennery
whites fTStS to extras A1"i %, Pacific
coast whites extras $50 %; rcfrIGcra-
tor 1iTSts %3M3
POTATOES-Dull: Long leland bull;
$50 pounds Asa 40; Maine 3.7J n 400;
New York $3.50 500.
BIAGES-!itcadv; New York in
bulk per ton whit" Danish u 90 1890
do red $1,000 COCO; Long Island per
head 2cIl2c; southern per hamper l.2J
q zoo.
There was better inquiry for raw
sugar today and prices were Lc higher.
The sales og Porto Eicos were at 7.@2
duty pads. and Of CUhas and Philip
pine Islands al 72S. all for February
and March shipment
Ths Steadier tone in tho spot maTkrt
led TO actiNe covering and renewed
tuying by trade interests and commits
zion houses in faw sugar futures. Final
prices were at about the best Of the
day and II 70 20 points higher March
So. May 5,17. July 5.G2. September
J.G2.
In refined only moderate inquiry
vas reported. Prices were unchanged
at & 60 70 800 cents for fine granuiatcJ.
Refined futures nominal
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NEN lOkn MARKET
reatres Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks

Ncs York. Feb. S-Speculators for
the define assume control of today $
stock market. forcing recessions
throughout the list with the help of
aEotEr large volume of realizing
sales Operators ON the long side
showd little disposition to follow up
thcilrecent advantage, but distribute
cd Supporting orders throughout the
list ; keep the decline in check, net
lcssc in the active issues ranging
frumsmall fractions to two points.
Ahence of any new developments
likel, to affect the general market
was construed by many observers as
continuing the belief that the reac-
ton vas a corrective one and to be
expected after ten days of almost
steady rising prices. Some selling
undoubtedly was inspired. however.
by tie temporary firmness of money
rates call funds renewing at 4& per
cent, but slipping back later to Az &.
Oil shares bore the hrunt OF the
sellig pressure. Atlantic Refining
Dropping five points. Tidewater Sa
and tandard Oils Of New Jersey and
Calitrnia. Houston. Maryland. Pa
c;hc, Mexican Seaboard certificates.
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, Phillips and Royal Dutch losing one
to two points.
L. <. steel common dropped one
point TO 1868 and Baldwin and Stu
Gebaker each closed IL lower the
former az 1864. and the latter at 102.
American Can yielded only slightly to
ll12.. The floating supply of steel
common was reported to be the
smallest since the corporation was
organized. as Il result of the purchase
of 100000 shares by the corporation
for re- sale to the employees.
Strength OF n few spccialties, such
as L. :. Cast Iron Pipe. which closed
a point higher at ~, after touching
7G2., and General Electric. which rail-
lied from 2t0 to PAX, closing slight
" below the top. was attributed to
pool operations. Other strong spots
included American Beet Sugar, the
commercial solvents issNes, Founda-
ton Company. International Harvest
er and the LiS.Ctt and Myers issues,
the gains ranging from l to points.
although the turnover IN most cases
was small.
The untitled tonnage of the l. S.
Steel Corporation at the end of jan
uary, which will be made public to-
morrow noon. is expected to show a
sizeable increase. Wall Street heard
REPORTS today that the New York Cen
trail Railroad had distributed orders
for 1900 cars and over 100 locomo-
t;ves and that the Pennsylvania Rail-
road was in the market for between
Is. 600 and $4,000 cars.
Announcement of the extension
proSram OF the Western Electric
Company and reports that part Of the
proceeds of the Japanese reconstruc-
ton loan would be used for the pur-
chase of reconstruction material here.
impaired some firmness TO the copper
shares, which have failed to partici-
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Boston Produce Market

BCstOn. Feb. 2.
BEEF-Cboicc whoi" cattle 1Jm 10.
BUTTER-Extras 81 q SO; frsts 81
a..
Fresh choice 254.Jl;
fret @3414
CORN-To. 2 yellow 1GITf.oo.
EGGS--Nearby h"nnery browa ex-
tras JfpJJ: white and mixed extras ii
q -: western extras son 81.
FLOTR-Spring PATENTS, 9s-lh.
sacks, special short 1000 11J; stand
ard G.7JG 7.7J.
HSY-Eo. timothy 2602s.
LAMB-SpiinG 26W2f
OATS-F'orty pounds GJ1tCS.
PORK-Medium backs 2Sl131
POTATOES-Green Mountains 1900
200 per 100 pounds: sweets 3.001325
STGAR-American Sugar Refinery
quotes 800 cents in 100-barrcI lot 5
less per cent. for cash
EEAL-12 G25.
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in many of the low-priced rail is
sues, including Scabolrd, st. Paul
and Rock Island bonds. and in the
convertible copper and sugar issues,
which have recently advanced.
Ieaviness marked dealings in L.
S Government bonds, although re-
newed British buying of liberty is
sues VS. reported. and recessions also
took place throughout the foreign
goernment list. Total bond sales, par
value $l3,124.000.
Total stock sales 985.600 shares.
90 industrials averaged 100.3S; net
loss SO.
High 1924. 1923: low 94.SS.
90 industrials averaged 1920; net
loss As.
High 1924. $500; low S2.74.
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Solicitors, Canvassers, Agents

daily, in advance.
(Send for sworn proof.) Introducing
insured hosiery. II STYLES, % colors.
Guaranteed I months. Spring line now
ready. No capital or experience re-
quired. You simply take orders. We
deliver and collect. Pay YOU daily.
Monthly bonus besides. We furnish
samples. Introductory free premiums
Spare time will do Mac-O-Choe Mills
Co. ORA Wcr 2534. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-09
w anted-To Buy

rEELED AND ROCGH-Spruce and
fir pulpwood FOB. car your Z. II. sta
ton: also spruce. fir and pine logs
landed on hank Eennebec river. F. T..
Mace 81 Winthrop ST., Augusta. Tel.
5S4-M
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-09
MERCHANDISE
Specials at the Stores

SkIIS-Snowshoe sleds and tobog-
gans at reduced prices. Malcolm &
Dyer, 1873 Water ST., Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-09

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