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al excellence of the products has won
for them reputation that is rapidly
and widely spreading with the result
that the plant is quite busy with the
manufacture of these superior
products.
There is no question but what you
can build better and cheaper with
these than in any other manner.
They give the best of satisfaction
and will soon be universally used in
building operations.
VIM. D. Oldershaw is large dis
tri5utor of sand and gravel and has
the very finest qualities. He has
furnished vast quantities in the con-
struction Of buildings and roads and
has been a very important factor
in the progress of the county. He
is a pioneer in this field of develop
ment and has the best of equipment
for handling it to advantage.
Should anyone be interested in the
products they will find call at
the Office Of the firm or over the
phone met with gentlemanly and &C
commodating response and decided
ly to their advantage.
In making this review Of the coun-
ty we wish to direct your attention
to Mr.. Oldershaw as one of our
most valued interests and to the
management as among our leading
citizens.
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Turnout this section of the state
this place is known as one establish
ment where tires, vulcanizing
and complete tire service are sold
at exceedingly low prices and humid
reds of motorists have marvelled at
the wonderful and efficient service
offered.
When it comes to tire service they
have most complete equipment that
includes modern and scientifically
equipped vulcanizing establishment
and will in very short time replace
or repair tires of all kinds. This
part of the service aids in the trans
portation problem in this part Of the
state as their place is center for
autoists that make this territory.
Firestone tires have always
given the best of service and at this
establishment they carry complete
stock of all sizes. They are a pro-
duct of quality and auto owners can
save money in their purchase.
They are featuring the Firestone
Double Gum Dipped Balloon cords.
The special gum dipping process
places this tire far ahead in strength
and durability, allowing the four-ply
true balloon tire to do the work
where others must place in service a
six-pIy tire. They also feature a g.
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machine motor, an old telephone, an
ancient photograph, tin pans and
boards formed the broadcasting
equipment.
Electricians had conspired with the
iremen. A wire had been run up
the side of the building and draped
over the antenna. The music of the
violin had been played in the cellar
and sent up the wire to the crystal
detector.
When New York listeners fail to
hear distant stations they say: "rhe
best concerts are broadcast from loc-
al stations, anyway, so why try for
distance?" Boston, Philadelphia and
Chicago listeners say the same about
their local programs. Now, it is just
the same in Council Bluffs, because
the thrill of hearing that 'tTexas"
violin was just as great thrill as if
it had come from the Ear south in
stead of the cellar Of the fire hall.
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ply low pressure balloon tire for
trucks and buses which is the most
successful balloon for this service.
Hunt & Rapp recommend and
guarantee these for this pur-
pose.
They are in close touch with
the results on balloon tires over the
country and can give you the very
latest information. If you are figur-
ing ON any new tires it will pay to
see them before making selection.
Hunt and Rapp are also
distributors for the Chrysler, which
is made in four and six cylinder mod
els. All are equipped with Fisher
bodies. The four is offered in four
body styles. All are sturdy, durable
and extremely good looking cars.
The Chrysler Six offers many engin-
eering improvements that are to be
found on the highest grade cars, but
at a much less price. These cars
must be seen to be appreciated.
In making this review we are glad
to compliment them upon the
position the enterprise occupies in the
business world of this section of the
country and to assure the public thai
here they will always get courteous
treatment and high grade goods
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The practice of this well known
chiropractor is increasing by rapid
strides until he is today considered
one Of the leading professional
men of this section and consulted by
many engaged in the same line of
work, he being a man of years of
experience in the profession.
He has admirably prepared
himself for the practice of the
profession. In early life he took
an interest in the ailments of human
mature and decided to DC factor in
their alienation. With this ambi-
ton he received an excellent gener-
al education and later supplemented
this in leading college of
chiropractic of which he is gradu-
ate. His constant reading and con-
sultation with members of the profess
sion keeps him right abreast of the
times.
Webster says chirepractic is: "a
philosophy, a science and art of
things natural, and sytem Of adjust
ing the articulatiens of the spine by
hand for the elimination of the cause
of disease"
Your spine is the index of health.
Here are located all the nerves which
serve every part of the body. The
nerves are the live wires of the body;
if they are impinged because of q
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increased braking facilities.
The closed models Of the REQ are
rattle proof and fitted with
the trunk, the automatic wind
shield wiper, cigar lighter. All mod
els are equipped with the famous
REQ engine, so h. p. at 1000 R. P.
NJ, which gives quick, sure starting
due to superior ignition, They have
skid free reliability due to sturdy
balanced double frame, REQ chassis,
easy steering and steady balance.
All are equipped with the frost
proof radiator.
REQ led the automotive industry
with the famous Speed Wagon and
it has never lost its hold upon the
public as it gives the best of salts
faction and answers the purposes of
all problems of haulage. All kinds
of beds including the dumping fea-
ture are obtainable for the Speed
Wagon. The long wheel base and
ample frame permits of the mounting
of any kind Of body without extern
sions.
The State Highway Garages offer
the best of service in the way of
parts and mechanics who understand
all features of REQ and Chrysler con-
struction.
In making this review we are glad
to compliment tina State Highway
Garages upon the very
complete line of products which
they are offering the people
and to say that the activities
are greatly aiding in the development
of this part of the state.
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With the advances OF the tines
greater precaution is taken with
every branch of life. The manufac-
turer, farmer, doctor, the scientist
and in fact in every field of research
the latest of scientific methods are
brought into play to make for eff
cfency and advancement. This is
equally true of nursery business and
the modern firm in this line must be
one of advanced ideas regarding
the scientific production of stock
that is pure, tested and reliable.
that are pure, tested and reliable.
Collins Nurseries has a repu-
tation along this line that extends
throughout the entire community
and the people from every point
Of the compass depend upon the ad-
vice, information and counsel Of the
proprietor of this place and have
found that stock bought at this house
has resulted in a great increase in
production as well as marked i'm
provement in quality in the field
of all kinds of nursery stock. AS a
consequence their reputation as
shown in this line has spread far and
wide over this part of the state and
people go to this place for many
miles to do their trading.
Mr.. Collins has selected at Moores-
town an excellent location for his
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subluxated vertebra there will be
caused lack of nerve force to the
organ which they supply. AS result
the nerves lose their function and
lack of function means diseased or
gans. Tor example, the cause of
such conditions as indigestion, con-
stipation, neuralgia, sciatica and gen
eral nervous debility can be traced to
a respective subluxation of the verte-
bra in the spine.
DR.. Frye is professional
man of unusual power of under
standing of the individual and noted
for his quick and correct analysis.
Then he possesses natural aptitude
for the correction of all causes of
disease.
We are fortunately represented in
this profession here in this county
by this well known chiropractor who
is a close student of the times, and
during the term of service in the
profession has kept thorough,
abreast of the times by reading,
study and wide research. He is a
doctor of excellent standing, wide
professional ability and considered
by others in the profession as one o
the most expert upon spinal analysis
and adjustment in the country, and
as a consequence he enjoys prac
tice that is ever increasing.
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ing powder may suit some laundries
and their patrons, this popular in
stitution thoroughly cleanses your
linen by the latest sanitary methods
and returns them to you fresh and
free from all germs and dirt. Their
soft water service lengthens the life
of the linens and makes them soft
and white.
If you have never sent your fam
lily washings to this laundry, just
call them up over the phone and the
auto delivery wagon will come and
get your laundry and deliver it on
time.
Mr.. VIM. H. Clark, proprietor, has
made study of the laundry business
from all it's various angles and as
quick as any new process has been
approved by the trade he puts it into
force at his laundry. He is wide
reader of all the trade journals and
understands the business both from a
theoretical and practical stand
point.
In making this review of today we
are glad to compliment this laundry
as an institution that is adding much
to the life of the period and by rea-
son of it's superior service the cellu-
loid collar and dirty linen are un-
known in this section of the state.
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RADIO TUNING LIKE FISHING

Tuning for proadcasrlng stations
and fishing are qulge similar because
both serve as basis for unusual
stories. The fisherman always exag-
gerates the size of the fish, and it is
said that the broadcast listener al
ways adds several hundred miles to
the distance he covers by radio.
From Council Bluffs, Iowa, comes
the story in which IRE chief plays
the part of the radio fisherman. He
built a crystal set made of half salt
box and the usual ''catwhisker" and
then connected it to the antenna of
the central fire station to await re-
suits.
He tuned, and to his astonishment
came this message; "This is WYS, a
government experimental station on
the banks of the Rio Grande, Laredo,
Texas.
had no witness. Only those who have
stayed. up half the night, spurred on
oy the lure of distant music, can ap-
praciate the thrill of this lone listen
er in tune with Laredo, Texas, but
with no one there to prove his crystal
set was doing what no other crystal
set had ever accomplished The
next day he told his friends, as all
radio followers do. They smiled pol
itely and shook their heads sadly.
The fireman invited his skeptical
friends to listen in with him Saturday
night, when the station in Texas
would broadcast again. Saturday
came and at p m. the group gath
cred to hear the waves come up from
the south. The fire gong struck s
o'clock and simultaneously the music
of violin played by four-year-old
girl child prodigy came in just as
clear as if waited into space from the
uerlAlS cl WIZ az 0dFcHpOEb luSteau
Of from far-away Texas. There
were Other features on the program
and frequently the announcer would
ask listeners to bear with us a
while until we make some necessary
adjustments" Even the necessary
adjustments could be hearG plainly.
Then at 9 o'clock the station prepar-
ed to sign off.
The announcer read lengthy let
ter which had been written by the
fireman in Council Bluffs, who had
tuned in the concert several nights
before. Then the announcer said
I'VE are signing off. This is station
Watch Your Step on the banks of
Indian Creek, Kanesville, Iowa. Come
| down in the cellar and look US over"
| GAINESVILLE was the name of Council
| Bluffs in the SOS.
Gone were the visions of a long
| distance record The owner of the
crystal set announced to his friends;
tits just some of the boys" Then
the group Of listeners descended to
the basement of the fire han into an
] imprcvised studio. There washing
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nursery and here can be found the
very best of soils for the raising and
propagation of the various kinds of
stock demanded by the people of this
section. Mr.. Collins has made an ex-
tensive study of the various varieties
that grow best in this state and his
advice on the kind of trees and or
namentals to make your home or es-
tate very beautiful place is consid-
cred very valuable by people for
many miles.
Mr.. Collins is one of the business
men of this section of the state who
is prominent and noted for his origi-
nality in the propagation OF all
kinds of nursery stock. The fact
that he is leader in his line of en-
deavor and a neighbor makes his nur-
sery one of the very advantageous
places to buy.
In making this review we are glad
to call the attention of the people
to Collins Nurseries, and to say
that Mr.. Collins on account of
his versatility is a valuable asset to
the state and expects to have the
best nursery in this part of the
United States. People owning prop
erty and lands should look over his
place and get his judgment upon the
proper means for identifying as well
as useful development.
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COLLINS NURSERIES

ON PLEASANT VALLEY AVE, MooRESToWN, THE
LARGEST NURSERIES SECTION FEATUR-
ING A COMPLETE GENERAL NURSERY STOCK WITH FINEST
FRUITS, SHRUBBERY AND ORNAMENTALS-A NURSERY THAT
HAS AIDED PROPAGATION AND ORDINATION OF
SPECIES AND WEALTH
CoUNTRY-UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR.. COLLINS, WHO is
AUTHORITY ON MODERN NURSERY STOCK.
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State Highway Garages
Jos. Orfe, Proprietor


AuToMoINE
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RIVERSIDE STUDIO

WITH Studio AT 100 FRANKLIN ST. RIVERSIDE, CONDUCTS AN
ART CENTER FOR THIS SECTION is UNDER MOST CON-
PIETE DIRECTION RECEIVING PATRONAGE NOT ONLY OF
THE CITY BUT OF ALL THE SURROUNDING TERRITORY AND
MERTING THE POSITION WHICH 1T HAS ATTAINED
FEATURING THE LATEST IN PORTRAIT WORK OF ALL
KINDS HOME PoRTRAITURE, WEDDING PORTRAITS, PAINTING
AND COMMERCIAL WORK
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DR.. L. W. FRYE

PEARL ST, BURLINGTON III FARMS
BORDENTOWN, MAIN ST. MEDFORD, AND IN THE
BLDG, SCOTT ST. RIVERSIDE, is A CHROPRACToR
WITH AN EXTENSIVE is PROFESSIONAL MAN
OF EXCELLENT EDUCATION AND WIDE EXPERIENCE WHOSE
MODERN METHODS SUCCESS HAVE BROUGHT RE-
LIEF HAPPINESS MANY.
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HUNT & RAPP

ON ST MIHIEL DRIVE DELANco ARE DISTRIBUTORS FOR
THE FIRESTONE TIRES AND TUBES AND OFFER ALL
SIZES IN FABRICS, SOLIDS CORDS BALLOONS-MESSRS.
HUNT PLEASED TO GIVE THE LATEST INFOR-
NATION ON ALL KINDS TIRES-ExcELLENT vULcANIZING
sERyICE-LOoK OVER THE FULL BALLOONS
WHICH KNOWN EXCELLENT SERVICE AND COMFORT
ALSO DISTRIBUTORS FOR CHRYsLER FOUR AND SIX.
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W. D. OLDERSHAW

AT 400 EAST MAIN THE MANUFACTURES
CEMENT BLOCKS WOULD ANSWER EVERY TEST AND
HAVE BEEN ENDORSED BUILDERS ARCHITECTS coNTRAc-
TORS AND GENERALLY-AN INSTITUTION THAT is
AIDING THE FARMERS LOWERING THE HIGH COST OF
BUILDINc-HIs BLOCKS BEEN USED IN MANY PUBLIC
AND BUSINESS BUILDINGS i THIS PART OF THE STATE
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BURLINGTON WET
WASH LAUNDRY

ON COLUMBUS ROAD AND ST, BURLINGTON, OF
EQUIPPED LAUNDRIES PART OF
THE STATE OFFERS ITS PATRONS A VERY CoMPREEEN-
WASH-WM. H. CLARK, THE PROPRIETOR,
IS AN AUTHORITY MODERN LAUNDRY WORK-WILL CALL
FOR AND DELIVER WoRK-TWENTY-FoUR HOUR
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HENRY C. STELLWAG

WITH MoDERNLY EQUIPPED FUNERAL ESTABLISHMENT
BRIDGEBoRo RIVERSIDE STANDS PROFESSION
CIRCLES OF THIS PART THE STATE-SPECIALIZES
DISTINCTIVE SERVICE IN FUNERAL DIRECTING AND EMBALM-
DISTANCE, HOUR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-15

Womens Stamped
House Dresses. shadow
stripe lawn in eight
pretty designs; white
and assorted shades;
fast eolers.-(Art Dept
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Novelty Cuff Milanese
Silk Gloves, with contrast
ing color embroidered
back: flare or turn back
cuffs: double tipped fin
gers: assorted new spring
shades; all sizes.
Evening star., 1925-12-06

Notre Dame Council Of Notre Dame
University. Indiana: Rev. Father
Johnson, Of Cherrydale, Va: p. j.
Haltigan, and William J. Feely, dis
trict deputy Of this Jurisdiction. The
third degree will be exemplified at an
early date.
Thursday evening. In spalding
Council, a meeting Of the ladies was
held to organize committees and plan
for a card party and dance January
Z. from to 1913 pm. At a previous
meeting the ladies elected Mrs. John
A. Overholt as chairman and Miss
Lillian Gallagher as secretary. Com
mittees in charge Of prizes, refresh.
ments. printing. music and special
features are now being formed.
Dancing will be provided for from
1890 to IL o'clock. The ladies' com.
mittee also Is planning a Valentine
party for Monday evening, Febru.
ary 10.
a class OF a dozen candidates was
initiated In the first degree by the
officers Of Spalding Council.
Lecturer Thomas K. Galliher has
announced that all the thrills Of
Turkey Night" at the meeting of
Spalding Council just before Thanks
giving, will be duplicated Decem.
Der Il.
Plans FOR the coming year were
discussed by the officers last Monday
night. and the following schedule was
tentatively adopted: December 8. de.
gree work; December II, special en-.
tertainment; January z. short bust
ness meeting, followed by card party
and dance under auspices OF Spald.
ing Council ladies'; January 81, an
old.fashioned smoker; February 4,
degree work, and February Is. Valen.
tine party under auspices of Spalding
Council ladies.
keane Council will meet Thursday
evening for the first degree to be con.
ferred on a joint class of candidates
for Keane and Washington Councils.
A joint second degree will be con.
ferred by the officers of Keane and
Washington Councils Friday evening
at 8 o'clock.
Carroll Council Thursday evening
voted the acceptance Of the new set
of bylaws. with amendments. Fred
erick Gauges was elected advocate OF
the council to fill the vacancy re.
Gently created.
Grand Knight Flynn announced
that on the fifth Tuesday evening OF
December the council would hold its
annual anniversary celebration in the
nature of a Christmas party for the
members and their families. There
will be a Christmas tree for the chill.
drer.
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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED

The membership campaign commit
tee. which has received the approval
Of the great sachem. held its first
meeting in the wigwam OF Sioux Tribe
last Monday evening and elected the
following ofiicers: Samuel Feldman.
chairman: Thomas 1glehardt. secre-
tary; William J. Kolb, treasurer; Alva
Thompson. in charge Of welfare. and
w. ]. 'Kolb. in charge Of publicity.
Until larger quarters are located. the
general committee will meet In the
wigwam Of Sioux Tribe each Monday
evening at o'clock. One Of the
duties assigned this general COM
mittee will be the question OF having
tho general headquarters Of the or
ganization located In this city. At
the present time Philadelphia Is the
temporary location. Past Great
Sachem Cole Blease and several other
Senators. who are members OF the or
der have promised their assistance
in the matter.
Thursday evening Logan Tribe gave
The degrees on q ClasS of 10.
Evening star., 1925-12-06
ROYAL ARCANUM.

Among the recen, members initiated
into Kismef Council was A w Coul-
ter, the third son Of A. NJ. Coulter 10
join the ranks Of the Royal Arcanun,
through membership in Kismet Couu-
Gil.
Oh1cers were elected as follows.
Representative to the grand council,
X. V. II. jana; alternate, G. r. Cot.
ton; regent. r. G. Lewis; sitting past
regent. r. II. V. jana; vice regent.
c. II. Cope; orator. K. G. Klotz sec
retary, j. T. Whalen; chaplain, j. NJ.
Sasscer; collector, r. Z. Hess; trea :.
urer, X. l.. West; guide, J. w. Berl-
eley; warden, A. NJ. Coulter; sentry, ]
W. Batchelder; trustees. s. G.. Chest
nut, Z. Pate, j. w. Berkeley; repre-
sentatives to the Hospital Bed Fund
Association, Joseph T Brashears and
w. T. Goodwin. w. r. Hartley, A. Z
.oulter, c. Pappas and W. A Bushong
Eere initiated, the degree being con
ferred by Kismet Council degree team.
captained by J. I. Whalen. Royal
Arcanum buttons were presented to
the new members by Grand Regent
Joseph +. Brashears. j. P. Clarke Of
Oriental Council rendered the prod
igal Son" Refreshments were served
by Orator G. II. Cope and his commit
tee.
Al q recent meeting Of Municipal
Council the guests were several Of
ticers of the Grand Council, together
with visitors from Kismet Council.
Oriental Council at its meeting
Tuesday made arrangements for
Christmas tree celebration for It's
members and their children, TO be held
December Is. Santa Claus will greet
the children with presents, and there
will be refreshments for all. Regent
II. X. Butler presided. The grand re-
gent presented TO y. p Weathersby
silver Royal Arcanum knife In
recognition of special services. The
attendance prize was drawn by the
grand regent for ]. Edward Swaine
The following officers were elected. !.
Regent. G.. ". Smith, past regent, II.
X. Butler; vice regent, j. H. Pitts;
orator, \. +. Weathersby: secretary,
Corbin Birch: collector, ". b. Hill:
treasurer. ]. Edward Swaine; chap
lain, A. Wyi guide, +. V. Marsh:
warden, X. carter, and sentry, s.
CrOit
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will be held December IA at the Wasl
ington Club.

ington Club.
MACCABEES.
National Tent. No. 1. held it's an.
nual election Wednesday night, as
follows: Sir knights Thacker ".
Walker, commander: John w. Fletcher,
lieutenant commander; Frank Cole.
chaplain; John Drummond, sergeant;
Alexander H. Simmons, master at
arms; Claude Newman. first master Of
the guards; James D. Kuster, second
master Of the guards; Meyer Fox,
sentinel: Harry Lebow. picket.
Martha Washington Hive. No. IA,
at the open meeting November II had
q card party. Mrs. Pearl Mead, gen
eral supervisor for this district, gave
q talk. and announced that at the next
review Of Martha Warrington Hive
the annual election Of officers will be
held. Announcement was made that
at that meeting there will be q vista.
tion of Alexandria. Baltimore, Fred
erick and Wilmington hives. General
Supervisor Pearl Mead Is giving a
banquet to the members OF the degree
team OF Martha Washington Hive at
the Raleigh Hotel December 10.
The Dramatic Association at its
meeting Monday night held an old
fashioned party. Several hundred per-
sons participated. in the spelling bee
box auction and square dances.