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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-22
DIR. ANGEL PULID0.
(Dado en- el siglo NIedicO)


Ell JABON LA TOJA es un ia
bon saline sin rival, siendo ell pre-
terrible entire todos los jabones, no
solamente cuando sean indicados
sus ingredientes medicinales, sino
tambien como jab5n usual de toca-
dor. Mejora siempre las condolences
del cults lasexquisita sensation que
sc experimental al frotarse las ma
nos, despu6s de lavarse con ell JA-
BON LA TOJA, convida a conti
nuar usandolo, Y Sc echa mucho de
menes cuandO falta, siendo real
mente insustituible.
Para las erupciones diat4sicas, en-
las que no convene otra cosa mas
que hacer una esmerada limpieza,
como sueede en- la mayorfa de los
eczemas, no hay NADIA mejor que
los buenOs lavados de aqua hervida
Y ell JABON LA TOJA.
Este contiere todas las substan-
cias minero-medicinales de aquellas
aguas Y lodos, sin perder ninguna
de elias, porque Sc obtienen evapo-
rando el aqua en- ell vaclo. Adem&s,
la elaboration del JABON LA TO
JA es esmeradfsima, empleando prt-
meras materias de superior cali
dad; sin embargo, resulta mny fra
gil, partiendose facilmente las pas,
tillas en- dos mas pedazos al estar-
Sc lavando. 10 cual depende de las
sales, 81 no fuese por elias, este
jab6n ser1a duro Y tenaz en- ell mas
alto grado.
Las sales V lodos de LA TOJA.
que forman parte integrante del ja-
bon del miSmO nombre, contieuen
una rique2a exuberante de los prin-
cipios de remineralizaci6n del orga-
nismo, como el cloruro de sodio, ell
hierro Y ell arsenico, los cuales dan
al aqua donde Sc disuelven las be-
neficiosas prOpiedades de las Solu-
clones isot0nieas. (Esto Sc obtiene
tanto mas pronto enanto menor es
Ia cantidad empleada). }. Ademas, las
propiedades antisepticas que los ja-
bones tienen en- general, resultan
reforzadas con el JABON DE LA
TOJA por los poderosos medicamen
tos de sus sales Y lodos, = su acci6n
es penetrante, como Sc demuestra
por ell nuchO tempo que dura la
untuosidad que deja en- la piel. Sc
adyierte a1n mas la superioridad
del JABON DE LA TOJA cuando,
en- vez de emplear aqua natural, sc
lava uno con lfQuidos medicinales,
como las soluciones de sublimado
y suerO fisiol6gico. Para conven-
cerse de este, hagase Ia siguiente
prueba.
P0ngase aqua salada de La mis-.
ma concentration lal 55 pOr 1.OOO)
EN- dos palanganas; Iavese una ma
no en- una de elias con el JABON
DE LA TOJA, v en- la Otra palan-
CANA layese la Otra manO con un
jab6n que 10 sea de LA TOJA.
Sc adyertird entire una Y otra una
diferencia semejante a la que hay
entire un buen jab0n de disolyerse
en- aqua potable a disolyerse en-
aqua no potable.
DIR. CanlilO CALLEJA.
Madrid, 25 de julio de 1900
(Anuncio).
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CORREO DE LA MUJER
Continuation de la pag. ~

laboraci6n en- este peri6dico me
senale, como pauta a seguir. Y por
no desairar, lie dire que para mi
.creo que todo depende- de Ia educa-
cion que a cada cual lie hayan da-
do sus padres. Desde luego seria
bHeno una campaiia que podria-
mos lamar de "'precencion", en-
IA cue Sc apuntarian todos los ma
les CON los mas vigos celores que
sc pueda v otra de ''profilaxfs" en-
la que Sc deberian dar todas las
faeilidades posibles para comba-
tir ese NAL.
Es todo cuanto a este respeeto
puedo eontestarle. En- otra oeasi6n
sere mas anlplia en- mis- respues-
taS.
NECTARINA, Naranjito,-Ante
todo lie aconsejo tome refrescos
CUE contengan materias purifi-
cantes, tales como "jagua", ''co-
quiz, "ajonjoli" etc. Muchas veces
.estas manchas son debidas la di
latacion, exhuberaneia ruptura
de la red vascular sanguinea. AL
gunos recomiendan para estas man
chas, cuando su origen es. ell ante.
~ o1s,., a,a&o
Creosota, / granlo.
Aqua destilada 80 gramog.
Una preparation infalible. para
guitar estas manchas es ell aqua
quimica yodada cuya preparation
es Ia siguiente;
Yndo, "a / prano
Yoduro de potasio, % gramos..
Sc disueKe EN- so gramos de
agna destilada Y Sc aplica con un,
pineel las manchas evitando to-
car las parties de la piel donde es-I
'tas no existan,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-22
Julio ID. 1925

Al Comits Local de Ia Alianza,
Ponce, P. r..
Qneridos amigos y correligionarios:
Molesto la atencion de ustedss
er este momento por enteuder que
una franca ammonia entire este 60
bierno Municipal y ese Comit6 asi
10 requiere.
Como va ustedes bien saben, hace
algln tempo La Asamblea Munici-
pal de Ponce, veto una ordena1lza
declarando la incompatibilidad del
cargo de nliembro de un C0mite Con
ell de funcionario Municipal. Una
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-22
OpiniOnes de Medi-
COS eminenteS
Ell JABON DE LA TOJA
UNICO EN- Ell MtFNDo
tNFORaIE EMITIDO POR En-
CARGO DEL COLEGIO DE ME-
DIC0S DE Madrid

''Iss iIn heelo autontico, segdn
refereneias numer0sas Y acre
Giitadas. que las AGUAS DE LA
TOJA son de una composition
v eficacia tan excelentes, que
meFecen generates y entusiaS-
tas aplauSos.
:Quien descOnoee SHS curaciO-
noe naaroviIl0cac0o
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-22

NlC ia &CAs bSAE9 AK J
Nj
te censurar falta crlmplimiento mlo
respecto legislado Asamblea Muni-
cipal en- la materia. Estifno deber
I1io evitar censura a mi en- diferen-
cias que podrian ser ami gabiemellte
solucionadas 81 Ge1pf Sc pone a tono
con legislation Municipal. He vent
do dando largas a este asunto ofre-
ci6ndole Gelpi medios de soiucio-
nar. conflicto. Gelpf no qliere tran
sigir v 20 en- cumplinento de. mi
deber como Aicalde y para estar EN-
record Y cumplir con Ley Municipal
formulare cargos a Gelpi por es-
tar ejerciendo los puestos de miem-
bro del Comit6 Alianza Local =
funcionario ejecutivo, que Asamblea
Municipal declare incompatibles
aprobada unanimemente por sus on
ce miembros 81 ustedes aman a la
A1ianza, interpongan su influencia
para que Gelpi deponga su actitud
Y Sc ponga en- condolences de ser
Comisionado de Educaci6n de Pom
ce, cosa que tanto la Honorable
Asamblea Municipal, como 20, We
riamos con sumo agrado, pero que
deje puesto Comit6 Alianza. Mia
no es la culpa. Tengo para Gelpi
toda clase de consideraciones; es mi
buen amigo y harfa por Ell todo 10
que fuera menester, pero circuns-
tancias del case obliganrne asltnir
esta actitud.
cMo. v1vAs vALDTvTEso
Aicalde.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-22

Ponce, p. r.
Por encima de todo debe estar Ia
alta conveniencia do mantener 81
noble y pstri6tico prop6sito de la
ALBANIA. La question de csracter
puramente tecnica levaatada en- esa
para sustituir en- su puesto a I'M
hombre de los mas adictos y mejo-
res defensores de la Alianza como
el Sr. Gelpi, pone ahf en- peligro
Ia sohdaridad que necesitalnos man
tener q toda costa para el 6xito de
su gTandioso ideal.
Pido usted y a los baenos unio-
nistas de esa eviten que Sc realize
cualquier prop6site que paeda traer
consigo tan fatales consscuencias v
recuerde a nuestros amigos que fue
Ponce la ciudad iniciadora del movi-
miento que Nns, al fin, q, los pper-
torriQuelos en- el ideal comiln, de
recabar para su pals un regimen de
gobierno prop'o nn4 le permite a
Puerto Rico nlarchaE franca y de-
cididamente la solucion defnttt-
va de su status en- ell porvenir.
BARcELo-TOUs SOTO.
"A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-15

Every officer OF the Army will have
to bear the expense of having lapels
put on his present service coat and
overcoat in place of the present style
collars. to meet the requirements of
the new uniform regulations just ap-
proved by Secretary Davis.
Tailors In all parts of the country
are alive to the business involved in
the change and are making offers to
individual officers in their vicinity for
tho work required. Prices vary Some
what, but the general average of cost
for remodeling the old blouse to the
new regulation is $1,000 and for re-
modelling the old overcoat is $3.50.
For entirely new garments the prices
for each range from S47.50 to $3.50.
Because Of the recent heavy CORE
spondence on the subject and to check
opportunities from the tradesmen the
War Department has found 1t de-
sirable to give public notice that the
new uniform regulation will not be
come effective until standard models
OF the open-collared garments have
been adopted.
The model for the lapel collar
says the War Department announce
ment, will be determined only after
careful study and consideration of
samples submitted, which will prob
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-15

master General. Z. I. Lewis Of In
rs q member of the Interstate Com
merce Commission.
Among nominations in the foreign
service was Rudolf +. Schoenfeld, a
foreign service officer of class s, of
the District of Columbia. to be a
secretary in the diplomatic service.
List OF Postmasters.
The following postmasters We're
nominated:
Virginia-Bremo Bluff. Samuel T.
Ransom: DahlGren. Nancy L. Berry;
Monroe, William +. Hudson; Sperry
Vile. John =. Jenkins; Whaleyville.
George G. Brothers. Boone Mill
Creighton Angel; GAINESVILLE, Willard
b. Alfred; Ewing, Daniel V. Rich
mond: Franklin City, Bernard X.
Powell: Mineral, Leonard CT. Perkins;
Roselaud Harry NJ. Giles: Shaws-
vile. Mamie A. Young; Sterling, Rosa
:. Newman: Toms Creek. James r.
Tompkins; Trevilians. Otye l.. Han
cock; Urbanna, Cuthbert Bristow; Vic
toria. Leslie NJ. Gary; Ashland. Cecil
&. Wood; Lawrenceville, Lewis b.
Connolly: New Market, Mary B.
Wickes: Riverton, Fillie c. Hammock:
South Hill, Richard NJ. Epes: Stuart,
Hughes l.. Gilbert; Suffolk, Hersey
Woodward, jr.; Toms Brook, Maude
b. Hickman.
West Observation-Disclosures Florence
Musick; Hemphill, Rufus B. Scott;
Herndon, Chester l.. Blevins; Panther,
Elmer L. Snellenberger; Ransal, Mary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-15

1. Casey; Spring Hill, Beverley N.
Burruss: Ashland, Jesse d. Day;
Bayard. F'reda w. Mason; Belleville,
Oma +. HINES; Cass, Samuel l.. Clark;
Clarksburg, John ]. Denham; Cowen,
Leander A. Lynch; Elkhorn, Eulalia
=. Wheeler: F1reco, Walter b. Beale;
Freeman, George w. Sites; Gassaway.
John Z. Pierson; Harpers Ferry,
Laura Y. Conner; Hedgesvtlle, Robert
X. Pearrell; Hillsboro. George L. Car.
Isle: Hundred, Roy e. Curtis; Jaeger.
Ida Steinke: JenkinJoneS. Columbus
A. Murphy; Leon, Juniata Amos; Lost
Creek. William p. Jet; McAlpin, Wal
ter B. Crickmer; McComas, Calvin
Shockey; Maben. William NJ. Cham
berS: Mabscott, James p. Peck: Mason,
Frederick E. Bletner; Matewan. Mary
White; Renick, Kenna w. Snedegar:
Ronceverte, Ira w. Folden; ST. AL
liam c. Bishop; Smithfield. Homer H.
Roberts; Tams. Harry r. Tribou;
Union. William Fl. Young: Albright,
Russell b. Gibson; Amherstdale,
Charles l.. Baker; Barboursville,
James II. McComas; Fairview, Homer
G. Tenant; Holidays Cove, John A.
Ferguson: Jane Lew. lila Lawson; Nc
Dowell, Roscoe Wilcox: Ripley, Mar.
shall G. Archer: Sharples, Ralph c.
Morton; Switchback. Joseph c. Turley.
Nearly all Of the 20 laws passed by
the last Philippine Legislature were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-15

lilies is described in a report on Sing
Sing prison, made public today by the
State commission of prisons.
Sing Sing" says the report, sis
slowly changing from one of the most
oppressive to one of the most modern
prisons in the country. Each year
shows evidence of progress. The i'm
provements are radical and, when com.
pleted will result in practically a new
institution.
THE old yard was unsightly and
dirty; the present yard is clean and
beautiful. A prisoner with ideals en-
couraged by the warden has been re-
sponsible for the change. Flower beds.
shrubs and grass plots are every
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-15
SELECTIONS MADE
FOR FEDERAL POSTS
President Sends Long List of
Nominations to Senate, In
Guiding Many Promotions.

In the long list of nominations sent
20 the Senate by the President today
were those of Capt. Edward Fl. Camp
bell to be judge advocate general of
the Navy, with the rank of rear adj
miral; Capt. John Halligan, jr., to be
engineer-in-chi and chief of the Blu
resu of Engineering of the Navy. with
the rank of rear admiral, and Pay
Director Charles Norris to be pay
ma ster general and chief Of the Blu
reeu of Supplies of the Navy, with
rank of rear admiral.
There also were the nominations of
Warren I. Glover of New Jersey to
he Second Assistant Postmaster Cen
eral and Robert S. Regar of Pennsyl-
vania TO be Second Assistant Post
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-15
Collar Change in Army Uniform to Bring
Lots of Business to Country's Tailors

ably take several weeks, and until
such a model is adopted and detailed
specifications are prepared and pro
mulgated no change Is authorized"
That notice Is designed also 20 IN
form officers that 1t will be unwise to
have any change made in their service
coats or overcoats until 1t can be done
in strict accordance with the approved
model
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-15

where. Broken stones. dusty roads
and dirt have been replaced by co.
crete paths, gravel roads and cleauli
ness.
Although the report does not men
ton the name of the inmate respou-
sible for the changes, it is no secret
IN the prison department that II =
Charles Z. Chaplin, former New YorE
City newspaper edito-, who is serving'
a life sentence for the murder OF h
wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-15
Annapolis Former Mayor Dies.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, December 10
Samuel Jones. twice mayor OF An
napolis and retired merchant, died
at his home here yesterday at the age
of so years Two children, Arthur NJ.
Jones of Washington and May Lucy
Jones of this city survive. lie was a
Republican and the only member OF
that party elected to the mayoralty
for many years. Funeral services
will be held Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-15
FORMER EDITOR MAKES
PRISON YARD BEAUTIFUL
Sing Sing Garden G1orified
Through Work Of Charles E.
Chaplin, Serving Life Term.
BY the Associated Press.

~ tHV n 6sUCIdltu FrHB8.
ALBANY, N. Y. December 15.--A
PRISON whose yard is adorned with
flower beds. shrubs and grass plots
and a rose garden in which thou
sand OF blossoms grow about a foun-
tain where gold fish sport among the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-15

Twelve two-ton trucks, with com
bined freight and passenger bodies.
will be used in the proposed autobus
service between Teheran and Khan
mekin. $50 miles distant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-15

Flour is being shipped from Latvi..
to Finland for the first time since til
war, and Latvian mills are working q
Capa city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-15

Nearly all Of the 20 laws passed by
the last Philippine Legislature were
of minor Importance.
Evening star., 1925-08-02
Beginners in Business

will find in the following list. marvellous
opportunities requiring only. ordinary intel
hgence TO handle very profitably.
Cigars. cigarettes and near-beer: corner
store: rent. $40 net. including 8 rooms. good
stock: about S400 weekly business. Price
only $500.
Grocery store: rooms and bath rent only
S32 80; good weekly receipts. Price only
81 900 cash.
Cleaning and dyeing establishment rent
only $50: weekly receipts about 1925
Price, 5000: terms arranged.
Office business. rent $50 net. receipts
steadily increasing: previous experience not
necessary. Price only 81 200 cash.
Confectionery cigars. etc: corner store
established II years; rent, $50. with large
rooms. 3-year lease: weekly receipts over
$500; very we'll stocked. Price. SO $50;
terms
Cigar and lunch stand IN large office
building: rent only $50: clearing about $3.50
month. Price. 50 $50 cash
week; established 20 years: besutiful fix
lures: Price. 50 $50: terms arranged
Cafeteria, with living rooms: rent 500
net good lease: receipts. $500 TO 500
Price only 50 900 cash
Evening star., 1925-08-02

Financing and insurance in
cluded on the following terms:
Chevrolet sedan, $lOO cash,
$3.50 month.
Chevrolet sedan, S125 cash,
$50 month.
Chevrolet coupe. SIS cash,
$3.50 month.
Chevrolet coupe, $50 cash, $50
month.
Chevrolet touring, $50 cash,
S22 month.
Chevrolet touring, SIS cash,
SIS month.
Chevrolet roadster, $40 cash.
S24 month.
Ford touring, SIS cash, $3.50
month.
Ford touring, $50 cash. S24
month.
Ford coupe, $l75 cash, $3.50
month.
Ford roadster, SIS cash, S2O.50
month.
Ford roadster, $50 cash, $3.50
month.
Buick roadster, $40 cash, S12
month.
Olds. s touring, $50 cash, $50
month.
Cadillac touring, 500 cash, SIS
month.
REQ touring, SIS cash, $40
month.
Overland roadster, $50 cash,
$40 month.
DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
We have few cars in stock
that we will sell on terms as low
as $50 cash and S3 per week.
Our statesmen are right on the
job every day, Sundays included,
$50 am. till 10 pm.
Ask for Mr.. Smith.
LUTTRELL CHEVROLET
SALES CO..
l4th at Rhode Island Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1925-08-02
Rooming Houses.

10 rooms: light housekeeping apis. rent.
500. income about S115 a mo: 3-year lease
- rooms: Housekeeping apis: rent slo5
month income. S2si5O Price SO 400
terms arranged
52-room hotel: rent only $3.50 mo-: 10.
Sear lease income about So 600 mo All
modern conveniences Price only SiJ 900
terms considered.
20 charge for listing and advertising.
CAPITAL ADJI 'STING. AND FINANCE
Co. INC.
Smte 90b-90s-909 Dist Natl Bank Bldg
l406 q ST. NV
Robert B: Hollander, General Manager.
L. K. Watson. Associate Manager
Tel Franklin R5SS
Evening star., 1925-08-02
JUSTICE MOTOR CO.,
Eleven-Eleven 14th,
Fifteen-Fifteen 14th.
PRICE OR QUALITY?
Which Do You Consider Most
Important in Spending Your

Important in Spending Your
Money?
Don't buy used car simply because the
price 10 low. Pay little more in the first
place and get Good used car
Hin Ttbbitts aim to sell you car that
viii give sturdy, reliable service. You viii
find our cars fairly priced. truthfully repre-
be excelled.
Our present stock of reconditioned cars
permits of unlimited choice to suit every
pockstbook Good buys from $50 UP.
SPECIALS FOR MONDAY
FORD Sedan S165 90
Roadster ...-.-.... 5000
Sedan tUV.OO
Touring 126.o0
cars. including
Essex Coach f1024l l.............. 5000. 90
Maxwell Touring. ............., $50 90
Winton six Touring $1,000
HILL & TIBBITTS.
3oI 14th Street NV
Main 1910.
Evening star., 1925-08-02
PEERLESS,

PEERLESS.
To buy a good Used Car at the
lowest possible price.
"a Buick coupe.
'23 Buick coupe.
rs Paige brougham.
"a Buick master 6 touring.
"a Marmon (4-pass.) sport.
rs Studebaker sedan.
rs Peerless (6) roadster.
~ Dodge sport touring.
'2 Buick (5-pass.) touring.
"a Peerless (7-pass.) sedan.
"a Peerless (4-pass.) coupe.
23 Hudson (7-pass.) sedan.
"a Oldsmobile (4-pass.) coupe.
'22 Marmon (7-pass.) touring.
% Nash (7-pass.) touring.
~ Packard twin six roadster.
Cadillac 81 B. B. sub. sedan.
Cadillac 81 touring.
REQ (5-pass.) sedan.
Peerless (7-pass.) sedan.
Westcott (7-pass.) touring
We k4Kse sEse H5yE rs sR2heEE AAET Ea5H' a5HB'
ROTH ob1sEaAE g1R IT rErRssDr HsSDrr.
PEERLESS MOTOR CO.
18th and P SITS.
Main $3.50.
Open Evenings.
Evening star., 1925-08-02

Many other cars price SIS up.
Most Of the above cars are
newly painted, good tires, and
are in perfect condition.
We must move the cars now on
Our roof, so il you are in the
market for the most transporta-
ton It will be possible to buy
Tor the money, see and ride in
Our used, but not abused, cars.
WARDMAN
MOTOR CAR CO., INC.
llO8 Vermont Ave.
1922 Conn. Ave.
WHERE SATISFACTION rs
A CERTAINTY,
Open Evenings.
Evening star., 1925-08-02
JORDAN
WASHINGTON
COMPANY.
1900 18th ST. NV.
Phone North oOo2.

PACKARD.
"The Safest Used Car Market in
the World"
To understand the amazing
sales record of our Used Car
Department you have but to see
the cars offered and compare
prices with any other similar
Washington offerings.
1924 Packard Coupe-6 500 miles
1924 Chevrolet Coupe-good shape.
1924 Buick 5-psssenger touring-A-l.
1923 Dodge coupe-rebuit.
1923 Studebaker touring.
1893 Haynes H sedan. passenger.
1917 Packard twin touring.
SPECIAL.
1924 Packard touring repsinted ana IN
standard condition mechanically. An un-
1925 Peerless 8 passenger. 2-door sedan.
repsinted and overh auled Good every Vay
and very low price.
Terms.
Open Evenings and Sunday.
PACKARD.
i707 KALoRAMA RoAD--Just OF i6lh b.,
1925 HUDSON coach; driver
800 miles; fully equipped;
will sacrifice. l612 You st. NV.
Ask for Mr.. 92pker.
tCsntiz On Next Pass.S
Evening star., 1925-08-02
p. r. CARLEY,


Real Estate and Business Broker-
RoominE house near 9th and l.; rent. $50;
~ rooms; $500 cash. Bargain. Price.
Rooming house near Carnegie Library: II
rooms. all filled: furniture good: rent, STo.
Roominr house on 81. NV: IA rooms;
good revenue Terms arranged. Price,
Roominr house. near sth and !: 10
rooms; rent. $R7. Terms arranged. See
Delicates.en. near 11th and N. Y. ave.
s{,o,.n sgo Dor dsy syEoo Equipped with sanitary
Deiicatessen, southwest section: A. living
rooms: good income: Terms arranged; So 500.
sSsS ransinr hS sSost seb per day. Rent.
500. INCLUDING apartment. Terms ar
Lunch, near 7th on NV: good income;
rent. S125. with lease; terms. Price. 81. 900:
Delicatessen and soda fountain-the best
income about 5000 per week. 81 800.
have several good-paying market stores
that can be bought right.
I am the exclusive agent for the above.
p. +. CARLEY.
Evening star., 1925-08-02
GUARANTEED.

Packard six Sport touring. Duco paint.
every extra.
Cadillac 4-passenger touring New paint
new tires and perfect in every way.
1924 Dodge type sedan: bargain at
$3.50.
Hudson speedster. last Of open Hudsons
delivered; $3.50.
1922 Dodge sedan: the best trsnsporta-
tion in town for S400.
The above and many other bargains on
liberal terms or trade at
THE AUTO MART.
18th and Kalorama Rd. Adams 65sI
Evening star., 1925-08-02
P. F. CARLEY.

MARKET sToRT. long I.aae: ferms: So 900.
Roon,inE house: 3s rooms; lease; $1,000.
Lunch cafeteria: lease terms; s., 600.
Grocery store; good business: 5000.
Grocery store corner. NV: $500.
Dry sSods store: SUITABLE for small family;
AUSTIN NJ. COOPER.
Evening star., 1925-08-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LOKPORAIIO IAPIIAL.
Charters secured under any State; PRO;
solicited for Industrial propc sitions on com
mission basis. Williams. oil Union Bsnk
Evening star., 1925-08-02
SOME REAL BARGAINS.

In late models. such as Bucks Dodres
EseeI. Hupmooile. Hudsons. Chevrolets and
orus. seoa1s. coupes. touring cars and
roadsfers Terms or trade. A j. Stsbler.
40 ST. NV. sc
Evening star., 1925-08-02
Ask for Mr.. Smith.
LUTTRELL CHEVROLET
SALES CO.,
14th at Rhode Island Ave. NV.
JUSTICE.
Observation-Disclosures.

Studebaker touring
Special "a ....-..,-. S675
Ford touring ......... 125
Ford sedan .............. 125
Ford sedan 465
Chevrolet touring ....... $50
Chevrolet touring ....... 200
Chevrolet coupe ........ 525
Chevrolet coupe ......s Us
Chevrolet sedan ........ 500
Overland touring ....... 200
Overland sedan ......... 275
Overland roadster .....-. $50
Durant roadster ....- S85
Dodge touring ...... $50
Dodge coupe ........,.. 695
Dodge sedan ........... 800
Hupmobile touring .... 785
Hupmobile coupe ........ $50
Essex coach o. ........ 400
Hudson coach ..... $50
Cadillac coupe, 81 r. R. $50
Cadillac landaulet ...... 25O
Wills-Saint Claire sedan. 1900
Chandler touring, 7-pass. AIS
Willys-knight touring $50
Willys-knight touring. $50
Willys-Knight touring -. $50
Willys-Knight coupe
SeQan Ho
Willys-Knight, sedan.
Evening star., 1925-08-02
FOR sAI.E-AUTOMoBILES.
WILLYS-KNIGHTS AND
OVERLAND
HEADQUARTERS
BLUE RIBBON USED CARS

1924 Willys-Knight Tour
ing SS/o
1923 Overland Sedan. 80. 400
1922 Overland Sedan -. 375
1923 Overland Touring. us
1922 Overland Touring. $50
1924 Rickenbacker Sedan 1,4O
1924 Chrysler Brougham, 1900
1924 Studebaker Touring. $50
1923 Chevrolet Sedan. -. SIS
1923 Chevrolet Coupe. $50
1923 Chevrolet Touring. :. 200
1924 Ford Coupe ........ 400
1925 Ford Sedan ......- 500
1921 Ford Sedan ....-... 200
1922 Dodge Sedan ...... $50
1928 Dodge Coupe ...... $50
1923 Dodge Touring ..... $50
1924 Oldsmobile Sedan. :. o75
1924 Oldsmobile Touring. 500
1928 Hudson Coach. -. $50