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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
Follies Show
Stages Lavish
Opening at Met
BY MARGARET BUNDY

A moving medley OF motion. color
and melody--that's tho Greenwich
Village Follies. which is stopping AZ
the Metropolitan one week before
starting on their world tour.
Gallagher and shcan arc two easy.
goIng comedians. who can afford 10
be easy. going what with tho words.
"rhe highes, paid comedians in tho
world" em6lazonod everywhere on
their publicity. They have some new
words 10 tho Gallagher and shsan"
song that are clever. II seems that
there arc interminablo possibilities
10 the themes that may be developed
and set 10 the famous tune
Mile. Fiji Is captivating. She sings
the master" song In French and
her nlIuring style Is enough 20 com.
pletcly floor even that portion OF
tho audience which does not gather
tho full significance OF her words,
There are girls that live up TO the
caption. notably pleasing to the
eye" Thorc Is a suavity, an ad.
yanced sophstlcation that seldom
gracss productions which find their
way 10 the wlIds OF the Far West.
Beethovc1's Sonata Is wonderfully
we'll done. II 10 as some rare amber
brew meath the more frothy, foamy
fFfgollty OF tho rest OF the Follies.
Lynn Cantor's soprano IL Distinguish.
able among IL chorus OF male voices
floating from the stage. where Ia re-
produced in picture form behind a
screen. the old picture OF Beethoyen's
Sonata
The Nightingale and the Rose"
is touching little sketch from os.
car wiide.s story. done with a visit
tui Chopin melody ~ an undercur.
rent.
Tom Handlers and Arthur Mills
have n tot Of FUN with some derby
hats and cause an uproar OF laugh.
ter generally.
Bessie Calvin does some tsrpsi.
chorcan feats. which II is astound.
ing to realize that tho human an.
atomy can achieve. She is rather
more athletic than graceful.
Just one thing. however we felt
that everyone In the show was a
bit hiase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
Bremerton Guild
to Present PLAY

Tho Bremcrton Dramatic guild.
under the dictatorship OF 5euiah
s,anfcl Knit. author Of 'Thia Civ
lliEatlon" and other stories. viii pre-
sent. at The R!aito thenter, Brem.
erton. on May 22nd. Tho Goose
Hangs High by Louis Beach.
Proceeds so TO tho Alanct,o Chill
drcn'a home. Theo. Peterson and
Mrs. Lou Penny will play the lead.
ing roles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
Violin Artist
Holds Sway on
Orpheum Bill

II takes a mighty good vIolinIst 70
hold the gallery gods silent and APP,
preeiatlve particularly when his
repertoire Is classical stuff"
But that's what Duct de Kerek-
iarto. Hungarian artist. did at IN.
orpheum. Sunday night, when he got
ono OF the biggest oyations ever
given soloist az the local vauds.
vile house.
Duke" or plebsan, dc Kereklarto
Is wonderful
There arc few disciples OF Saraato
and paganini among tho average
vodyil crowds-sarazen and Musso-
linl mean more 20 them-but the
Hungarian's facile lingering and his
bowling technique. while probably not
unanimously recognized as tho rea-
sons. give him real place In tho
hearts OF tho first niEhters.
From n snowy display and technl.
cal standpoint tina hiEhiight was
Paganini's witches Dance" In
which his bow drew qulvsfy, shivery
melody 20 make up tho difficult
whole. sehuberts ny the sea. and
tho celebrated Nightingale, gave
him opportunity TO display tho fast
and clever lingering which has made
him famous on Keith and orpheum
circuits.
He's an artist. but he's also a con.
summaie Snowman. His occentrici'
ties arc capitalized made use OF
Mothers day''-and his ways Of
taking tho four encoreh proved that
no knows how 10 "sell" himself to
his audience.
There are other good numbers on
this weeks bin. William Morri. has
written n clever family aklt based on
dads treatment at homo, and his
family Of four do Il FUN justice. Tho
Six HasSans open tho show with an
extraordinarily fast routine OF tum
bling aud balancing.
The McGuahion Twins and com
pany present soma novel dance ef.
fsc,A. and Florence Tempest and
Homer Dickinson plug songs IN a
new way.
Milton Begie does rome tragic
poses. closes his eyes ard sings
hsar,rcnalnsly OF being forgotten
and alone. The Burns brothers
elosa the show With some gymnas,
ties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
sAnTAELLA SCORES
WITH SUNDAY CONCERT

unnsual brilliance was tho key.
IKE O. the Sunday concert offered
i salvatore santaeila a, the Strand
es,,riAy.
EXERT cello work displayed by
r. lose Barrosso. the new celliss
Il the strand orchestra WAS one Of
d features OF the concert. Mr..
hsroaso comes from the California
Azaisr, in Los Angeles. where he
rs keen playing solo cello for the
E-plsce orchestra there, under the
grafton OF Carl Elinor.
HIS solo rendition OF "Arleauin. 8
nm Mr.. san,aella's piano accom-
aninent, was well taken by tho
asssaee.
-orpheus Overture, by Often.
arA. thu concluding number on the
Tcgrars was Enthusiastically ap-
Handed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
by JOHN ". NELSON


IT'S desk cleaning time around The
L Star office. Every spring the
reporters have 10 ''clean house"
Housewives haven't n thing on us.
All right. let's go.
Rubbish! Rubbiahl Rubbish! Old
notes and pamphlets and reports and
suprems court decisions and what
not Funny life, this-today's big
news story is deader than Phara.
obs mummy week from now. Dust
Of forgotten heart aches; scraps Of
paper that were the life dream Of
some struggling stranger. All set
out on paper, and eyerything-but
the city editor said no" with a
careless wave Of his hand.
All! Pictured 4 sturdy boy in
Knockers and tirod.fsced little wom-
an. Arm In arm-mother and son.
Yes, here's the story. Another wom
an. younger. fresher and stranger.
I'm be daddy to both OF us"
sobbed sturdy young Duke. Dads
sick mo,bor--tbat's ali. He wouldn't
leave us IL nc was well.
Hold I, and aee n they pick him
IN for whit. slavery. said the City
Ed. Guess they didn't. Ashes Of
ulIei. romance? Echoes OF innocent
sobs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
MILLS CLOSE IN
AUSTRALIA
Competition OF Coast Lum-
Der Keen; Plan Tariff

PORTLAND. May 11,-That tbs
lumber industry Of Australia is in a
serious condition, with thousands OF
lumber workers unemployed and less
than half the sawmills operating. IS
the unusual information received at
FourL headquarters here from a
prominent iumberman of Mel
bourne. He gives the low prices OF
competitive West coast lumber as
the chief reason for the inactivity
Of Australian lumber manufacturing
plants.
AT the present moment the Aus.
trailian timber industry is in A most
serious position" says the letter TO
tho Four.L office. This is due 10
the fact that your West COAST tim
bers and Baltic timbers are being
sold her at prices that result in
their being used for purposes which
hitherto our native timbers were
put to. Our native timbers in many
cases are acknowledged TO be supe.
rior to your timbers for various
classes OF work, but the price has
proved the deciding factor in allow.
ing imported woods TO GUST us in
our own markets
To-day thousands OF Australian
timber employees are out OF work,
and the only possible chance the in.
dustry has of meeting the fierce
foreign competition is to secure
fair measure OF protection. In Tas.
mania, ono OF our largest timber
producing states. no less than 100
out OF 1919 mills arc now closed
down. and many OF those now run
ming are working only part time"
Tho letter indicates that action
for a strong protective tariff will
DO taken by Australian sawmillins
associations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
ny q. LuCmIE nuTLER

Uh Il, LUCILLE HITIIR
When dad has worn his trousers
out
They're passed 10 brother John
Then mother turns EN- round about
And William puts EN- on.
Then Sans TAT lega they next
invest
Aud when they won't stretch
tighter,
They're turned and shortened.
Washed and prcssed--
And pu, on tne-tnc writer"
That used to bo tho plant OF tho
youthful ron. q decade ago. but
times have changed.
Dads trousers serve different
purpose now. Mother usually keeps
tho whole family-er. suit together.
and when the call comes. Is able 30
hand thcm on TO someone who can
take comfort ia tho entire cen.
semblcs
But It's not OF those suits that
are given away that NO sing. II
Ia OF the suits that arc rcppslnv
tn Dads old trunk. or hanging dc.
itctedly in tho back OF his closet;
not.aul,c spod.cnough suits for tho
office, but fine FOR fishing. or gar
dtniug or what.uot.
Tho suits that are mothers dos.
pair. as they clutter up the closet,
and arc removed annually 10 tho at.
tic 20 make room for tho next get
OF third bests"
or course, father doesn't ever
use en- Equally OF course. mother
doesn't dare soil 'em or give them
away.
We should SAY NOT. Father
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
TWO WILL HANG
Oregon Governor Refuses to
Pardon Sentenced SlayerS

SALEM. ore. May 1I.--Arthur
Coyeil and l., J. pearc, both Of Coos
county. viii be hanged May - "un-
lees there ~ some real good reason
produced for my interference with
tho edict OF the courts" Gov Pierce
declared Sunday.
Coyell b. under sentence OF death
for the murder Of his sister-in-law
Ebba Coyell. and Peare will be
hanged for Killing q neighbor. jim
Culver. They lost on appeals 10
the supreme court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
BLAST KILLS 3.
$500 Pounds Of Dynamite
in Colorado Plant

PUEBLO. Colo. May il.-Thres
men were killed and another injured
when $500 pounds OF dynamite OK.
ploded in the cards Of tho Colorado
Fuel & Iron Co. yesterday after
noon.
sheets wrapped around the charred
bodies OF the men caught fire while
they were being taken TO the county
morEue and partially burned the
hearse In which they were bslug
carried.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11

LIBERAL. KanN. May LEX
plosfon OF a can OF kerosene used
in hndling a fire caused tho death
near here Sunday OF Mrs. G. S.
Wallace and her l2-yesr-old dsugh-
ter. Wallace was badly burned when
he attempted 10 smother the flames
and is in a critical condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
Naval Officer to
Talk to kiwanians

Lieut.. Com. NJ NJ withcrspoon,
OF tho U. s. S. Colorado. viii talk on
Pathways OF Peace" at the meeting
OF the Kiwanig club Tuesday noon
in Tho olympic Hotel. Music will
bo furnished by the Colorado's or.
chestra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
News of Another Day
It's STRENGTHENING Time-and the
Reporter, Too, Cleans Up Old
Trash-Dead NeWs-Stale Relics
of the Beat of a City's Heart

great city and its people. Weird
stuff seen In perspective, foolish
stuff. sensible stuff. Tho drawers
nearly empty now.
mfr. whooziz has long bccn cham.
pion OF tho people. and II elected"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11

THE ancient II not exactly hon.
i ored paEtme OF drinking is be.
cgmlng more and more on oxcIu.
Eiyely rich mans sport
Andrew VolBtead knocked the
glass OF beer and the quan OF wine
galleysw,st twhatover that I'd with
his prohibition law.
Tho wording suff. who formerly
hunted the corner saloon and buried
his nose. cye-deep. in foamy tubs Of
Auds. or took his i0-cent shot Of
hooch with an the sangfrold OF fl
millionaire. looked wan and weak.
SO they served him n wan and weak
drink dubbed car.becr.
Then tho gentle art OF moonEhin.
Ing developed. and n fiery concoc.
ton appeared here and there at
two'bits a snort
Bootoggcrs made Il possible for
the middle classes 20 indulge In an
occasional bottle Of smuggled la
uor with the elimination OF the
workiuEmnn as tho principal patron
OF booze dispcns1ries, the flavor Of
smartuess suddenly attached itself.
and house drinking parties became
the vogue,
"BESI JIKtIES" NUN
HOME OF BARLEYC0RN
II was done everywhere IN the 80.
called best circles" Guardians Of
the nations future wrote alarming
stories IN the magazines about
Washington ave. and such places.
where the great American home vas
pictured as a medley OF picked
souses. sans honor, sans decency,
sans restraint.
The never ccasing cycle or events
turned tho habits OF the drinkers 10
roadhouscs. cabarets and such like.
II became too expensive 10 sport q
welI.ladrn cupboard in tho family
residence. and the Kitchen suddenly
lost It's appeal
with the price Of liquor climbing
steadily and the quality descending
in ratio, and with dry agents swarm.
ing everywhere. this pastlme also
lost some OF It's allurcment, and ex,
elusive drinking and eating places
developed
These. together with the fashion.
able club and the hotel room, are the
present stronghold OF Old John Bar.
leycorn.
To them goes tho banker, tho
broker. the merchant and the real
estate man, 10 tank up with his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
Arctic Trader to
Sail Soon on Trip

Capt. John Backland. who lives on
Queen Anne hin. but whose place OF
business Is anywhere between here
and the Arctic circle. Is now loading
his four.maated schooner. the c. $.
Holmes, for his usual summer trad
ing expedition TO the Far North.
I'VE take in anything that will sell
IN that territory" says John Back.
land. Jr., second mate. Among other
useful things this trip VIC arc taking
eight portable houses.
"wo trade with the natives. bring.
ing back n load OF furs. ivory and
whale bone. II wo do not get caught
in the ice. as VIC did for n time last
year, we expect to be back home by
october l."
ss-z---7=s-=-7-==sss- s--s=--saH
The l25th performance OF "Thc
Love Song" the offenbach oporctta,
was celebrated last week al the Cen
fury theater in New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11

wauiH TO know they're THERE
Eui it'H all Off now. Dad. May "a
Is Bundle day. aud your beloved
coat. vest and pants" are going q
join an the other wearables and
bring comfort to the deau;utc Iolk
Of the Near East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11

Help, Those politicians and office
seekers die hard
Just about done. Here's n crum.
Piled little note. My boy left home
two years ago. am old and am
not much longer for this earth.
Won't YOU please try and find him
for me?"
L'UNNY lie. this. Each day a new
l. picture. but all pictures tho
same. Humanity. struggling. proud,
sorrovful. ambitious. humble all
animated by correlated emotions
passions
Desk cleaning time. Yep. thank
goodness, it's over,
Boy! Empty this waste basket!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
BUREAU OF
M KISSING
RELATIVES

The star Invites u. reader. 20 use this
department an aid IN findtnr missing
relatives or friends. Tho department Ia
20 help In rrunitinx those who har. been
sepsrstrd. Those whose relatives or
frirnds arc missing arc invited to report
the dissppcHranoe directly TO The star.
H,adrrs who MAJ know the whereabouts
Of persons mentioned In this eeismn as
missing ao requested also To report 10
The star. Other Newspaper, arc inritsd
10 reproduce snch iirnis "a will interest
their readers.
LEO tDELL, your brother Clif.
ford. was seriously hurt and Is ask.
ing for you. Write or call for In,
formation, Mrs, Charles +. Moon.
GOT y. s3rd ST., Seattle.
Evening star., 1925-03-11
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
tCOntinuedl


URN. " Want sufficient used furniture
10 conL.ets-y furnish six rooms. Adams 5UI9
FURNlTURE-If you want to get full value
for your furniture & household goods. call Ideal
Furniture Co., Main 2506. $40 Louisiana ave.
FURNITURE of all kinds wanted; best prices
paid Capital Furniture Co., 400 La.
NV, or phone Franklin 10267.
FURNITURE WANTED and household goods
you will feel satisfied with prices l pay. s.
Weisenberg, 4l6 10th st. NV. Main 9275.
FURNITUR RE, pianos. carpets, etc Phone NJ.
1882 for wagon or have me call. "Weschler" F"
$40 Pa. ave. NV.
FURNITURE-We buy household furniture and
office fixtures. Money advanced storage.
Sachs Furniture Co., corner Sth and d SITS.
NV. Main 1906.
FURNITURE-If Won want TO obtain best re-
suits for YOUR furniture and other miscel-
laneons. call Mr.. Shapiro, 600 Louisiana ave.
NV. Franklin 37S5.
FURNITURE-Would like % purchase some
used furniture for high grade rooming house:
must be reasonable; will pay cash. Address
Box 191-X. Star office. 14'
GOLD. silver, watches, DIAMONDS and old jew.
elry needed in manufacturing dept. Full
cash value paid SeIingers. s1s r ct.
LAWN ROLLER water ballast. Col 63s5-w.
OLD GOLD-Bring in your old gold, silver.
platinum, diamonds; also discarded jeweIry
We need them in our manufacturing dept win
pay highest prices. A. Kann Inc, 935 St.
OLD GOLD, silver, diamunds. ;ewelry; nne.
heantifll pieces especially. A. +. Arnold.
1923 G st. NV. Main s173.
PRINTING PRESS, sx12 Chandler & Price;
type, material. etc. West 1851.
SAFE CABINET. Give full particulars size
and price. p. o. BOX 3221. City. 12'
TYPEWRITER, in frst-class condition; late
model; Royal. Underwood Smith. Address
Box sc. Star Office
Evening star., 1925-03-11
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOUs.

ANNIVERSARY sALE-Bverything reduced
living, dining and bedroom suites; mirrors
rugs. lamps, drapery material. separate pieces
new stock. Open an account. Open until $50
pm. 1921 Conn. ave-, The Home Beauti-
full, Inc.
AUTO CAMPING TRAILER outfit orders
taken; season just ahead; order now; be pre-
pared. Exhibition, 1909 14th. Col. 1426. 12'
BEDROOM SUITES-1O0 fine. complete suites,
large dresser, chiforobe, full vanity, w-end
bed. felt mattress, best springs, chair, bench
and rocker, S16I.50: compare them with the
suites selling for $3.50. See these 25 hand
some French walnut suites. complete for s210;
compare them with others selling for $685.
See these handsome walnut or French walnut
suites 1920; compare with the 5000 ones. See
these handsome 4-post French walnut suites.
complete. s315; compare them with the 5000
kind See this ivory twin-bed suite, $40
complete; compare it with the 1866 kind.
See these handsome 4-post beds, 500 each, and
look at our extra pieces Of all kinds for the
bedroom The Bargain House, Washington $
greater stores, o42321 18th ST. NV. Adams
447c. Open to 10 pm
BEDROOM SUITE, American walnut, with
full vanity, large dresser. chinorobe. bow
end bed. de luxe spring. mattress, chair, rocker
and bench. bargain fer cash. 30e2 Porter
81 Cleveland Park
Evening star., 1925-03-11
SIMPLY TELEPHONE.

THERE IS 10 NEED FOR YoU TO LEAVE
YOUR HONE. STOKE Oh OFFICE TO SEE
a DEPE&EhRLE CSED CAR. JUST CALL
POTOMAC it-,3 AND MAKE KNOWN YOUR
WANTS. IT WILL BE OUR PLEASURE TO
BRING A CAR RIGHT TO YOUR DOOR.
Evening star., 1925-03-11
SILN Elk BLACh FOA
FARMING.
Lake Simcoe Silver Black Fox
Ranch,
Keswick, Ontario, Canada.
"SUPREME"
(REGIsTERED PURE SrOCK)

(REGIsTERED PURE STOCK)
II. CAPEWELL. REPRESENTATIVE,
IS AT HOTEL RALEIGH, WASHINGTON,
ID. c. CALL UPON OR WRITE HIM FOR
FULL INFORMATION.
SILVER FOX FARMING IS THE MOST
PROFITABLE BRANCH OF ALL FARMING
AND ANIMAL HUSBANDRY. 13s
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
to rent a large new store in thickly popu-
lated section, suitable for any business. Rent
reasonable
919 18th st. Franklin 1140.
MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS.
Billiard parlor 8 tables and other expensive
equipment; nearly new: money maker for
right party Price. 81, ,OO0
Lunchroom, no better ation: near Capitol
and Library; tiled floors; 4 living rooms
Price. $1,000.
Rooming house. 10 rooms. ba this: electric
ity, steam heat; garage, Gear capacity; will
sacrifice.
Restaurant, in well known hotel downtown,
will seat $50: heat and light furnished Bar
gain az 81. 600.
Lunchroom on 9th St. counter and tables:
rent. SIPS; price, SO, $50.
Having business place advertised through
this office usually means sale. Profit by
our prestige and suecess-list your place today.
MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS'
q29 N Y. Ave
Evening star., 1925-03-11
POTOMAC 1888.

STUDEBAKER SPECIAL SIX SEDAN. 81 200
STUDEBAKER LIGHT SIX SEDAN;
OVERHAULED. NEW PAINT. T...... $50
STUDEBAKER LIGHT STX............. $50
STUDEBAKER SPEC. SIX TOURING. 900
STUDEBAKER BIG SIX.......,........ 475
STCDEBAKER SPECIAL SIX COUPE. $50
BUICK SIX: RUNS LIKE NEW....... 75O
BUICK TOURING. MISREPRESENTATION. $50
HUPMOB1LE 1923 SEDAN. 200
STUDEBAkER LIGHT SIX SEDAN. 300
OVERLAND 1923 Observation-Disclosures. 400
APPERS0S 1922 TOURING. ............ $50
STUDEBAKER LIGHT SIX 5-PASS.
STUDEBAKER SPECIAL SIX TOUR
COLUMBIA 8-CYL SEDAN. 1928 25...... 900
HUDSON 1923 7-PASS. TOURING. 800
FORD 1924 Observation-Disclosures. 400
STUDEBAKER 1922 LIGHT COUPE. 500
DURANT. 1924 TOURING. 800
FORD COUPE, 1922; EXCEL. SHAPE. $50
0LDSMOBILE 4-CYL. TOURING. 300
CHEVROLET SEDAN. AN............... 400
CHEVROLET TOURING. G............... $50
STCDFBAkER RIG SIX SEDAN. ...... 300
STUDEBAKER LIGHT SIX ROADSTER 800
STUDEBAKER SPEC. SIX TOURING. $50
BUICK 1923 TOURING. G................. $50
STUDEBAkER SPEC. SIX TOURING. 900
Evening star., 1925-03-11

A deposit will hold the car
you select for Spring delivery.
Convenient terms OF payment if
you desire them.
A few good buys ranging
from 500 to $3.50. These are
special values.
Evening star., 1925-03-11
REAL BARGAINS.

10 Fords, tour, roadsters & sedsns. s75 up
Cadillas limous.; good paint & tires. $50
Nelie coupe, Al shape. 175
REQ touring; looks & runs real good ... IT'S
Dodge roadster Al shape. ............ $50
1S24 Ford touring; good new. ........ 800
1922 Ford worm-driye truck; starter
anu iiRHls
1920 Buick touring. Observation-Disclosures. lao
Franklin coupe: Al shape. e............. 125
Terms trade 80 and 81 st. ne. Frank
lin 33S3. 12s
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pARV CHLCKS Ready for delivery
D4AD Mondays & Tuesdays
ON THE HILL

POULTRY FARM AND HATCHERY.
Where Lively Chicks are Matched in ehouss nds.
]. d. FERGUSON, P. o.. Rockville Nd.
Telephone Kensington 1851.
On Rockville car line. Ask conductor to let
you off at ferguson"
WANTED-To prove to you that Dr. Hess
POULTRY PAN-A-CE-A will take care of your
little chick ailments. Get package Of PAN
A-CE-A from your dealer. Add it to the
ration, teaspoonfnl to every 80 to 40 chicks
once a day.
Then never mind about indigestion, bowel
troubles. leg weakness and gapes PAN-A-
CE-A takes care of all that
Remember when you use PAN-A-CE-A. our
responsibility does not end until you are sat
isfed that 1t is profitable investment There
to be no chick ailments, no back-sets in
your flock; otherwise return the empty pack
age to your dealer and get your money back
For lice-use Dr. Hess Louise Killer
For diarrhea-use DR.. Hess White Diarrhea
Remedy. 3E
Sold by J. P. V. Ritter's Son. 7os o st. NV
VIM. James 4 Son. 1907 st NV. p. T.
Moran. 3259 NJ st. NV: Jno. T. Moss & Co..
455 X st. NV; BENZ. B. GILL; 6035 Dix st.
n.e; P. Mann & Co.. 207 7th; T. /. Allen.
3503 Nichols ave. Sc; c. l.. Osborn, 5000
Georgia ave-, Brightwood.
Evening star., 1925-03-11
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILEs
PEERLESS s TOURING.
Good condition; for unpaid notes, $l57.50.
323 LIST ST. NV. l4s
A | 1ist Of Real Raro

A List of Real Bargains.
studebsker touring late model. $500
Packard touring, excellent condition. -. 400
Haynes light 0 touring, good shape. e.. 400
stutz touring, newly painted. ........ 375
Ford Sedan. 1924. like NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 400
Dodge touring. good condition throughout. c75
Overland door sedan. extras......... 275
Buick 7-pas'enger: this. $50
Ford roadster. starter: fine cRr.........., $50
Ford coupe. good running order. r..... 100
Cars cheerfully demonstrated. Terms can
be arranged. We're open all the time
UNION STATION GARAGE,
81 Eye st. NE. FIR. 1905
Evening star., 1925-03-11

Other makes and models at
low prices. We need the room.
If you need the car we can make
the
TERMS VERY LOW.
WALLACE MOTOR CO.,
100 L St. NV.
Remember the Address,"
Evening star., 1925-03-11
FOR SALE-MIsCELLANE0US.
(Continuedl

Beams Brick Doors and Sash, Furnaces, Lnm,
Der, Lanterns. Paint. Roofing, shovels, wall
Board. Rock Board. etc. the bechngei
Fla. ave. me-; Main once. eth and sts sw.
Statesmen at both Offices until $50. Fourteen
years saving you money on building material
have established the good will Of the Hech-
Evening star., 1925-03-11
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
ft'antinued)

ROOFS REPAIRED AND PAINTED. guttering
and spouting; small monthly payments. Main
6149. Night. Line 5673-J 1908 9th NV.
STONE AND BRICK BUILDINGS. 503 II
81 w. Phone franklin 1231-J. 13s