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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1925-02-28
IN MEMORIAM

In memory of my wife, Olivia Brit
tingham, who died March 1, 1924.
2-28-pd. JAS. S. BRITTINGHAM.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-07

sena de parada conbinadas, Nuevos
faros, Luces laterales, Ventilador en- el
buclie operado con el pie, Cerradura
en- la GAIA, de velocidades, Instruments
agrupados bajo I'm cristal ovalado,
cornprenden IN reloj, velocirnetro, in
dicador de Ia gasolina, indicator de la
preston del aceite, y amperimetro.
Mayor Pofencia-Mejor
Funcionamiento
FL motor Studebaker de reconocida
fama mundial-en unidad con ell EN-
prague y la GAIA de velocidades-es
ahora mas silencioso, mas suave, mas
flexible y aun mas potente que nunca
Ell ciguenal es mas pesado, y todas
sus superfcies son perfectamente
trabajadas a maquina, una medida
y equilibrio exactos. Los cojinetes son
mas. grandes. Ell nuevo sistema de
lubricacion por preston provee Ia mayor
ef1ciencia de lubricacion con aceite
limpio, y esta lubricacion resulta po-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-07

,sible gracias a un dispositivo especial
que filtra constantemente el aceite del
motor.
NueUa Faciidad de Operacion
FL camblo de velocidades es nlucho
mas facil; Ia operacion del nuevo en-
prague es sunnamente suave; el nuevo
'engranaje de direction y los pivotes de
direction son disenados especialmente
para neumaticos balloon; los frenos
a las dos ruedas, mas grandes y mas
potentes lei equipo de frenos Hidrau-
licos Studebaker a las q ruedas es
opcional, I'm costo adicionaD; el freno
de energencia es mas potente y es
operado desde el tablero de instru-
mentos; control automatico de la
chispa; ell commutador del alumbrado
va en- el volante de direction.
Mayor Confort-lNavor Merito
Los nuevos coches son mas largos
y espaciosos. Los muelles de diseflo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-07
Tres Chassis de seis CiIlndros uinee Nuevos Modeos

Ell Nuevo Sdebake Standard Six tene dstanca ejes
de 287 de S6x III SO HIP Dos Duplex
coches Cerrados Ell uevo Sudebake Special Six
iene 3o48 de dincia ees de 88 1z7
65 HIP Dos Dupexy coches Cerados.
Studebaer Big de dstanca
de % 27 IS HIP. I'm Duplex
coches CerradoS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-07

especial, mas bajos y mas rectos,
coordinan con los neunaticos 'ba-
Ioon'' y los nuevos cojines para rendir
e1 naxino de comfort Ademas de sus
muchas otras cualidades, los nuevos
coches Studebaker ofrecen un valor
intrinseco extraordinario. Esto Sc debe
a que casi todas las pleas Studebaker
son fabricadas en- las propias fabricas
modernas de Studebaker, 10 cual re-
presenta un ahorro en- las ganancias de
los Intermediates. Las economics ash
obtenidas, como tambien las que Sc
obtienen graCias a la maquinaria
moderna, Ia production en- grande
escala y la compra de materiales en-
grandes cantidades, pernniten a la
Studebaker construir coches verdade-
ramente finos que pueden ser vendidos
a precios moderados. Los Nuevos
coches Studebaker prueban este hecho
en- forrna conclusive.
Miranda Hacia Ell Ano Proxinao
El nuevo Studebaker Sc encuentra
hoy en- esta- No importa cuan
exigentes sean sus ideas acerca de 10
que un nuevo modelo deberia ser este
coche agradara a I'd. Lo entusiasrnara
con Ia novedad y originalidad de sus
hermosas l1neas!
Quizas I'd. no piense comprar I'm
automovil ahora, nj este aflo; pero ol
yer el nuevo Studebaker es pensar
en- el aflo proximo-y Ell siguiente.
VEALO HOY!
;dte1
"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-07

r OS ounce nuevos coches Stude-
baker Sc encuentran va aqui. En-
0 cuanto a diseno, equipo, funcio-
namiento, facilidad de operaci6n, comfort
y merito- coches no tienen pre-
cedente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-07
Ell Duplex un tipo de coche
eT1teYdEae7te nueUo

ideado y desarrollado por Ia Stude-
baker-la nueva carroceria Duplex
combina Ia ventilacion y conveniencias
practicas del coche alberto, con Ia pro-
teccion, comfort y belleza del coche
cerrado. Y al precio de In coche
alberto! Las corcinas Gle rodiIlos que
Sc suben y bajaa facilmente, hacen
possible ell convertir el Duplex de coche
alberto en- coche cerrado, viceversa,
en- so segundos, sin necesidad de salir
del coche para hacerlo. Esta es una
caracteristica exclusive de Studebaker.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-07
Equipo Complete y DistintiUo

Nunaticos balloon 1egitinos, Por-
ta-neurnatico con cerradura, Ruedas
de MADEIRA al natural, Radiator nique-
lado, Parabrisa &c una sola pieza,
Limpiador autoraatico de parabrisa,
Visera contra e1 sci, Luz trasera de
Evening star., 1925-11-13

Saturday all day or night: good salary.
steady position Apply mgr. Economy Shoe
Co 1oh Il Ia
Evening star., 1925-11-13
Observation-Disclosures

sSYcLEMs be e COED Ss,wssn ssndon and an"
BUREAUS and chinoners. also dining room
furniture. carpets. etc. Phone NJ 9212
CAMERAS. tools or every kmd, heId glasses
11th and z . W. Ph. Frank. s3a or postal
cL9THEs-wiI pay highest r, Pri,.s To- ladies' ladies'
fna sseie laos w'rn ib c,9hes 10 Pr ri ass
CtLoTHING-will call in my unIettsred - an- an
sf. for Of ri
dress postai or phone will call W Rice
1332 1th ST. NV. North l7b5. -
CLOTHING Cmen's cast-onI. We pay top
Main 4I45. Justh's Old stand. 6la n.
se sel9Des wan,ed: cash paid Addres, BOX
DIAMONDS Id IeSeLry aad old sold; 10, cash
Els s'sf' az Rocn. a"d fms"' 1s sass
DOUBLE GLASS DOOR: total dimensions. 3
fest f inches by i6 inches. Telephone Clevt.
FEATHER BEDS snd furniture highest
Co. 3Ob 9TH st. nv. Potomac 1857. 23'
sn4THER s.iS BETS 1nf ,gT.re o oe: prcs:
81. Nv. Phone Main 5636.
EURNITURE Of all kinds. also piano. russ.
eoic;: within next tw" weeks. Phone Line.
FURNITURE-Enoush for an .,.room house
pieces. Gail ADAMS 4734-w
FURNITURE. household effects. etc. wanted
contents See me before you sell II. Car
roll: 320 sth 81. NV. Franklin a613. 16'
ELRHlTL,RE and home furnishings wanted.
FuRNITTR TRE-PIsmos. store and once .auip-
81 iS;a ssSv: 6 a~ + ST. Inc Ius'ioHssF'
FURNITURE OF all kinds wanted: best prices
paid Capital Furniture, Co. 400 La ave
NV or phone Franklin l0"67.
FURNITURE-If you have any FURNITURE or
other goods to sell. and you want to Obtain
best results. send for Louis Notes. AL 10th
st. NV Phone Franklin "o15.
Fl RNITERE and household goods OF all
Elnds Ey FOR highest lash pr'ses. Call J. r
"weschier" 900 Pa ave NV
COLD. silver, watches. diamonds and old
Full cash value paid. SeinTer's. sIS + st
OLD GOLI-Pring IN your oIo gos- eIIver.
platinum. diamonds: also discarded iewelry.
win pay highest prices. A Kahn. Inc 935
OLD GOLD, SILVER. diamond.. ievoiry: rn..
pSss'iiu, Ssa q pleSe' Ms'e MsspecssIn sI A Arnold
and price. address Box 1907 star Once so'e
POSTAGE STAMPS wanted: cash for old
collections: Address Box :o6-Z. star ofH.e.
PRINTING PRESS. small: give description
Star ofice IA.
STORE AND OFFICE, FIxTURES of ever,
Fixtures Co. 81 Louisiana ave. Nam s0s7
USED FURNITURE for 3 rooms. complete
suites and odd pieces Ad 500.
WRESTLING MAT. Cleveland 1875
Evening star., 1925-11-13
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

UPHOLSTERING and furniture repairing
special prices this month. Col. 403S. Stand
ard Cphosterins Co.. 2s10 14th 81. NV: IA
WELDING-CAsTING. STEEL AND ALUM
mum welded properly: work guaranteed. N
M. Coleman. 207 18th at NV. N. 469s.
WINDOW AND DOOR sHADES-9OoD
quality OPAQUE shades fitted to your win
dows. S5c: the best quality of opaque shades.
81 j 3: hung free. We will call with samples
KLEEBLATT. I1th and H SITS. ne. Line. s70.
WINDOW SHADES AND sCREEEs-fREE
estimates. J. M. BUTLER SON. 2031
tlchols ave. Sc Lincoln lOlJ3
Evening star., 1925-11-13

statesmen wanted TO sell Chevrolet auto
mobiles: some selling experience necessary
Cish Garage Inc. 18th and Z SITS NV.
Evening star., 1925-11-13
SITUATIONs-MALE tCont'd).

CHEZ COOK-Colored. in cafeteria or hotel
Address Box .10-Z. Star Office. l5'
DRU ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n. Y. drummer
desires lob with Jazz band. high-class drum
outht. Address Box 134-Z. Star Office. 13'
EXECUTIVE with exceptional record as
business. sales manager and accountant seeks
position with progressive concern: capable
organlZer: references. Address Box III
star office. Ia
FILIPINO STUDENT young wants posi-
ton a. helper in any houseworil in good
white family that is very willing to help
him with his education. salary is not need.
ed; must stay nights. Write l. p. Castro.
":}l6 10Th II. NV. l3'
MAN. young. white. wishes position as pri-
vate chauffeur. hest city references. George
Morrison. 81 Indiana ave. NV. Franklin
NEWS PHOTOGRAPHER youne desires sit.
nation. Phone Col. l201-W after 6 pm. for
interview. IA
PAlNTER-ENperienced apartment house
painter wants work: very reasonable n.
Smith. 40 \ II. NV
POLICE OFFICER. retired. wants position
as snpt, or carctaker of apt. house or ofift
nuldng: good Carpenter and all around man.
Address BOX 1872. Clarendon. Va. 1b'
ER-sECRETARY young man.
CONGRESSIONAL and commercial experience.
Young MAN. ~. character and ability. de
ares sales posltion: wide acquaintance:
nave 'dF. Adntess Box 1852. Star once.
Evening star., 1925-11-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

eros GROCERY i,oo NEAT: q CIGARS AND CIGA-
Hudson Brick & suDpv Co Co. LIN. 4oss. 70.
PART-TIME, BOOKKEEPING WORK by .!-
dres. Box az Star =, otic: re:s0'a''e 1s!
FOR SALE we'll equipped modern meat
.h aas Ss ssg.r T: rss S:Tfa9 S~1sS .sS
NUT ,nn Leave city. Cal after 90 pm. at
Sa1GERr sdn.r sroc.y .SD .s. a1. asm.
snd sn6,b BATH s,5 h-wh Only 500. Roanss C.
SNls,Li. SNAIL DRY p GOODS and not,on store in
Of sickness Address Box ioa-s. M Star ofic.
WANTED-Young. ambitious man. prefer.
Address BOX 1857 Star Once.
GROCERY STORE for sale long lease: chesp
aent; aa1a sell cheap: no key money. Frank Fra.
STORE FOR RENT OR SALE. SUITABLE
nw ror any ADAM. ns Of ssa sHsne's '41 Columbia rd
OFFER oNE;,THIRD INTEREST IN on
ssFp 56 ss1rfnnership onn Of hishGas. ia .s. for
monthly payments % sacceasfui anpeare 1alf ua to
of., tax en,re f charre dining room: Exceptionsl
Address Box 36-Z. Star once.
ORG AIMING cooperative partnership to
2perate high-cass cafe: want steward
invest $4,000, Have ali equipment and
other personnel Equal division of profits
quick action necessary. Address Box 353-Y.
M.LLITERY. large. progressive store long
established NV. snace for other lines: long
Address BoN 1897. Star once "a.
BOOMING HOUSE. fine location good fur
R,Hr1 RnH Daysf sf,r sas quick sale Ad9.e
WILL BUY or lease ras station or will buy
good location for one: some highway pre-
Ierred Address Box laA.Z Star once. Is.
Ro0MiNG HOUSE. . rooms for Quick sale
tur". Address Box 1897 star ofFce'
GAR AGE-Fully equipped gas oil and wash
stand ar nump and tools: good location
and filled with cars al present time rooms
and hath upstsirs: low rent: long Lease Ea-
cellent opportunity for the right man. Not
run down nlsCGe. but growing one. 81 600
call North $3.50. Ant. 7o4
CLEANING AND DYErNG SHOP in new and
growing neigh horhood: owner has other i,ui.
nsss; ,n%a; fine chance for a practical tailor:
hoo m month nn,nT payments. Apply ste...rd.
VACANT STORES WITH VEIL RENTED
narties desiring to open business: act
Quickly Addr-s. Box lo7-s. Star office.
CAFE, located large ant; bldg; Iarr. SEATING
Tor sale & hy owner. Price. $3.50. Address
BOOMING HOUSE. excellent: completelv fur
health: reasonahle. Cal Franklin s235. IA
81 200 FIRST Trust NOTE on NEW BUN
gaiow: will take S1,1s0 for same due in 3
years; 90 interest. Owner. Address Box
RooMING HOUSE. excellent location down.
town; II rooms. steam heat cleo; a real
W. r. MARSHALL.
go y Y Ave NV
Evening star., 1925-11-13

LATRoBE. 8. G.. Sb. 1Ola SO. Car. ave.
Evening star., 1925-11-13

SECURITY statesmen TO sell block of
first issue of treasury stock of an established
concern with rare possibilities. Address Box
145-Z Star Office. l3s
Evening star., 1925-11-13

MAN. SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY for ex-
perleuced life insurance man. not over 70
with high personal production record ano
wide Washington acquaintance. TO connect
with established office and assist III building
M agency force: excellent propOsiuon to
nointment I3s
Evening star., 1925-11-13
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found nee
essary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission TO Recommended Serv-
ice Column calf Main 5000. Branch
115
Evening star., 1925-11-13

rpNMENT EMPLOYE or student can
make big money evenings. Third moor. 81
afe
Evening star., 1925-11-13

DlCTAPHONE OPERATOR for sales depart
ment or large manufacturing concern. Ad-
dress Box gG-S Star Of7ce
Evening star., 1925-11-13

BUICK. 1924 model AZ 4-par. coupe: r,.r-
feet condition. This car has Just been re,
Datnted: appearance OF new car: S1.10O:
terms Foss-Hughee Co.. 11si Conn. ave.
Fr. 454l.
Evening star., 1925-11-13
REALTY SALESMA 4

La Sale Extension Cniver-
sity. the largest business train
ing institution in the world.
offers an unusual opportunity in
the States OF Virginia. North
Carolina and South Carolina to
the salesman who can success
fully deal with the better type
of men as an equal.
Evening star., 1925-11-13

COLORED MAN change tires and do
porter work at filing station: steady joh
for right man. See nv. Block. Room ="
Evening star., 1925-11-13

TYPEWRITER Underwood No 5 late
model: bargain: also Underwood. No f. ex-
celent condition: So so aO2 10th 81. n W
Evening star., 1925-11-13

CHANDLER SPORT TOURING. 1923: full
equipment: bargain: 800 cash. eas'
monthly payments: your car in trade. 1872
Evening star., 1925-11-13

ASHER 90 N cafeteria, young lady OF pleas.
ing personality tmarried sinElel: salary
ana meals; hours. IL am. to pm. Ad-
Evening star., 1925-11-13

CHEVROLET COUPE. latest. slightly used
driven = 900 miles: car same as new. nc"
cord tires: bumpers front. rear lock whs'
and several other extras. Price. 1913. Nam.
your terms. Trade your car III. Gasoline
Station. 44Q IL"
Evening star., 1925-11-13

INSURANCE Statesmen. experienced. 70
sell old line insurance for men. women shll-
any age. up to $4,000: splendid first year
and renewal commissions. Apply 'os In
NPetmsnt RuiIdinc IL
Evening star., 1925-11-13

nITR Mt TOT-RING-Almost new: has hal.
loon tires. a-wheel brakes. BURNERS. notion.
eter and all extras. Only Sla7 down. bal,
ance E-Z. Adams Motor Co. 1912 l4th al
Phone Potomac IT4c
Evening star., 1925-11-13

taking orders for old reliable company: ad-
vanCement to hustlers: must be over Il .
ADDl" 1917 F St. Room 900.
Evening star., 1925-11-13

DODGE. % closed top heater: bargain
terms. Apply 1912 II st. ne. Ia'
DODGE SEDAN 1873: baked enamel finish.
looks like new car: recondtioned: sill gooG
tires: real value: will sell for $3.50 cssh
and 5000 down. balance nionthly. to -
Evening star., 1925-11-13

LIFE CNDFRWRTrER. experenced. good
pODOSition for man who can produce. Al
lrnas Boy oHN.S Star nf1ire
Evening star., 1925-11-13

CHEVROLET F. B. SEDAN (baby grand
good tires: motor in excellent condition
Price. S125 cash Pohanka's Garage. %
Goth at NV F. $40 IA
Evening star., 1925-11-13

MEN, msrried two that are interested in
sales work so and commission to start:
with a good education. Amply 303 District
National Bank Rldg. TO 8 nm.
Evening star., 1925-11-13

CHEVROLET. 1924 touring car: good co"
dltion. Sl5O takes II away. 1903 TsyI"r
ut. ne. Potomac 1880. a.
Evening star., 1925-11-13

SALESMAN To sell popular priced 6-cyl.
car: chance for the man who will work To
make real money: previous experience not
necessary: demonstration and prospects fur
Address Rox ofEce
Evening star., 1925-11-13

~ALESMEN-we have an opening Tor real
vide awake hustler IN sell Ford and
trucks. Northeast Motor Company. $50
RI laden I'd
Evening star., 1925-11-13

CHEVROLET COUPE 4-passenzer 1924
extras practically new: S400 trade-in sacri
fee S3l0. 2lO2 H NV.
Evening star., 1925-11-13

HA1R--Transformstion: long dark brown:
especially suitable for evening wear any
one letting bobbed hair grow. Less than
haf Of cost. Clarendon 44h.Y2. Is.
Evening star., 1925-11-13

CLEVELAND SIX TOURING. 1924 tull
equipment: excellent condition: bargain
5000 cash. balance easy: your car in trade
11o1 Conn. ave
Evening star., 1925-11-13

Our sales have been steadily
climbing for more than ten
years. each years total lar eN-
ceeding the previous one. We
spend over one-half million dol
lars annually in national adver-
tising Our business is sound.
our field is widening. and the
man selected will have genuine
opportunity for growth in per-
sonal power and income.
We prefer a man between 2S
and 40 years of age. with a high
school or college education and
a demonstrated earning capacity
Of four thousand per year or
better. Financial arrangements
satisfactory to the right man.
Telephone Main 1920 for ap-
pointment. DO not call in per-
son.
Evening star., 1925-11-13

ESSEX TOURING"-cylinder: newly paint
cd: i'll perfect condition: 5000 cash. or will
arrange terms to Responsible party. Cleve-
laNi 1881 after 6 30
Evening star., 1925-11-13
WANTED-SALESMEN.

SALESMAN-Experienc automobile sales
man. Apply Mr. Phelps. 1875 14th at. NV.
SALESMAN to sell lub. oil: one acquainted
with fleet owners preferred Address BOX
49, Star Office. IA
Evening star., 1925-11-13

SEDAN. 1924. looks and run,
like new: $3.50: terms. See Mr.. Barn"s
O20-1 Conn Omen until p
Evening star., 1925-11-13

LINOTYPE OPERATOR wanted: union shop;
night shift. $40. HerRld-Mail. Hasersto"h,
Evening star., 1925-11-13

eral 1928 and 1924 cars: take your p"k
SAB cash. balance E-Z. Adams Motor Go
l6l2 l4th 81 Potnmsc 11A2.
Evening star., 1925-11-13

ELECTRICIANS t4-Must come highly rec,
ommended. NJ. Kapneck Electric Co; 32
Evening star., 1925-11-13

MEN-One of the largest life insurance com
psnies wishes 10 men. @5 to 45, to take
free course in life insurance salesmanship,
two nights weekly: opportunlty to make
large returns while learning: full or part
time contracts given those who qualify II
desired Address Box 161-D. Star of.Se-
NTITTGRAPH OPERATOR. all or part time:
third floor 1921 G. NV
Evening star., 1925-11-13

CHEVROLET SPORT ROADSTER lst-s,
model. slightly used. car almost new. cora
party taking up Just the unpaid notes. $3.50
10 months to pay for II. Trade your ca
Evening star., 1925-11-13

ESSEN COACH-Must be sold: almost new
S4S5. E-Z terms. Adams Oakland Used
Cars. 1872 lith. Or Potomac l142.
Evening star., 1925-11-13

CHEVROLET COUPE. 1924 Iu.t overhaul
ed: S315 terms. 1926 10th 81. Frsnkip
Evening star., 1925-11-13

SALESM AN-Money-malIi proposition to
steady live man. Wholesale and retail: exclu-
sive staple necessity: big repeater: Ask Mr
Evening star., 1925-11-13

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES a. for light
work after 3 o'clock: good pay: give phone.
Address Box 2SS-S star Office.
Evening star., 1925-11-13

CHEVROLET TOURING. 1875 cord tire.
bargain $500; ternn.. l1@s 2oth al. Frank
Evening star., 1925-11-13

MEN wanted E. as train news AGENTS: must
lac of neat appearance and energetic cash Sc
curity and blue suit required. Union News
Co east basement Union station. Office No.
Evening star., 1925-11-13
HELP-FEMALE.

'kKEEPER with stenoxraphic ability. to
take charge of real estate office: permanent
work: liberal salary: opportunity for ad-
xancement. AlIply Mr.. Cohen. NJ. J. Raine.
:}2S Investment BLDG
Evening star., 1925-11-13

HEATER. .Nokol. IN perfect condition: will
Box 1867 Star ONCE a.
Evening star., 1925-11-13

LIBRARY SET. ,4-piece, real French leather.
- % each slight repair necessary. Adams
1742. 1909 Kenyon at. After B 40.
Evening star., 1925-11-13
HELP-MAI.E.
BOYS,

white
-abont is years old of good character and
rnergy. for general work around store. Ad-
dIess Box 1907 Star of1Ce
Evening star., 1925-11-13

he in good condition and
cheap. Phone Ad. 1883 between and Z
Evening star., 1925-11-13

MAN TO work Ford ton truck on $3.50
hRs Autn Service Co. Ai., Pa. ave.
Evening star., 1925-11-13

81 day and commission to start: permanent
with a future. Apply Better Brushes. Inc.
sos District National Bank BLDG. TO 8
Evening star., 1925-11-13

CHEVROLET TOURING. 1929. weeks old
must leave Tor Florida at once: 500 cash
SO Der month 1882 9th ct. NV. F..
Evening star., 1925-11-13

SALESMAN for Watson stabilators: large
commission and unusual number Of leads:
should net hard worker SIS to 500 weekly.
11N4 Kalnranna I'd
Evening star., 1925-11-13

PHOTOGRAPHER. at once. to operate cam
NJ. 9656 Must have some experience
in nhotOcraphjnC children S1l lin
Evening star., 1925-11-13

CHEVROLET TOURING. 1929: fn- tire.
$3.50: terms 1925 Goth at. Franklin $50
CHEVROLET TOURING, 1924. s2Ib rurs
like new: tsrms. 1926 Goth st. Frank. $50
SEDAN 1923 Hr.'-cla.s con
dition: $500: terms. 1875 goth ST. Fran
Evening star., 1925-11-13

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sale on oed-daven-
ports. living room bedroom and dining room
suites. Our prices are from 30Ts to 5o~
lower than elsewhere for the quality. Guar
antesd construction and service. Your in
speetion 10 invited Many odd pieces. Home
Beautiful. Inc. 1884 Conn. ave.
URE--Bed davenport 3-pIece over
stunned living room suite. Krohler make with
new mattress; 9x12 velvet rug. See ianitor.
1A6B Columhis rd
Evening star., 1925-11-13

COPPER PLATE PRINTER wanted: visiting
cards etc. dry work. not wet work. harry
Lee Hoffman. l01-109 s. Charles ct. Baiti-
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-06-05
THROWING MONEY AWAY

THE commercial traveller buying his
\ ticket at the station. accidentally
dropped his pocketbook on the floor
and scattered handful of silver in all
directions. He thanked me as I re-
turned to him two or three pieces
which had rolled in my direction, re-
marking with smile, "It's too hard
to get to throw 1t away, isn't it?" and
yet we all do 1t.
When Joe Wright's father died after
long life Of economy and hard work.
he left Joe a comfortable fortune.
There were farms and prosperous
store in the village. and money In the
bank. Joe began at once TO throw the
money away. He invested in oil stock.
but the wells never gushed. He specu-
lated on the board Of trade, but prices
more often than otherwise went down
and he sold at a loss. When he was
forty, his fortune had been dissipated;
he had literally thrown 1t away. He
claimed that II was ill-luck that had
pursued him, but we knew differently.
There was drive on In our college
community not long ago to raise money
for the support Of some worthy chart
table organization. The amount asked
from each individual was small and
would not have been missed by any
one no matter how limited his income
might be. Fithian came in to ask my
advice. He Is living on monthly al
lowance from home.
do you think it is right and fair" he
inquired, "for a man like me TO sub
scribe money for charity which comes
from home, and which father has
worked hard to earn?'
"It's not to be thought Of" replied.
I'm sure" continued, shat you'd
never spend fathers money for tobac-
co. or flowers. or dances, or moving
picture shows. or for anything that
isn't worth while or practical"
You're kidding me-" he said.
"Well, isn't II true" asked, "thal
every day you throw money away on
things that bring you little pleasure
and no profit? And here is something
that is really worth while. and you
hesitate to spend aJquarter ON IT,"
Sometimes money that is boarded un.
wisely is as good as thrown away. An
acquaintance of mine skimped and
saved and starved himself until he was
past eighty to accumulate a fortune.
He never had any pleasure, he never
did any good with his money; he sim.
ply piled it up for his relatives to
quarrel about when he was gone.
Not to be thrown away, money must
be spent wisely or saved for some
worthy purpose, that in the end the
world or individuals may be better or
more efficient or happier.