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Evening star., 1925-10-12
CREDIT MAN.

IN opportunity for i young
man not over 30 years old TO
connect with one OF the largest
finance companies now operat-
ing; one with experience in fur
niture or dept. store work pre-
ierred, but not necessary. State
age, salary expected. A job
with a future to it. Address
Box 356-H. Star office.
Evening star., 1925-10-12

nRESSMAKING. home: latest style dresses:
rcmodellne: coats refined. Main 1886 apt
ENGAGEMENTS mending and altering chill.
drens clothes. -oof Eve ST. NV. Apt 1.
bachelors apartment. Nortb 99s9 13'
LADY. young with lcgal training desires
p"eltoE involving irEai research: has fair
ksn"weds' OF sienosraphy Address Box 3i1-
II. star otli"". IA.
LADY. With al KINDS Of hotel and res
tanrant sxp"rreu"c. WOULD Ike position ref
"ren"es. cot l036i. 1882 rark rd. nv
MAID. eNperjrnoe5. French useful: prefer
ably with family, Twins N hotel: good refer
erces. Address Box 2i4-H. star Office. L..
\, M RISE riI -, Gsre for Invalid or elderly yer
sFENnhRAPHER-S STU DENT desires po,i.
u9n ,,3 T. = am. 30; hest references. Adams
81 EEOGRAPHER or secretary wants perms-
hAnt position, six years experience: reliable:
ppsn fprnsh satlsta. tory references, Address
bcx $50 II star Office 49,
sIENOGRAPHER - Competent conscien-
nous ten years experience legal. commercial
an ai 'onsressiona!. desires position III small!
Office address Box So II. Star Office. l3'
TRAVELLING COMPANION or companion
high credentials. Address Box l2I.H. star
TEPIST: experienced: general orr@ work.
,. - :, -, :; y
TfPEWRITIHG, envelopes addressed 6!linS
"a "a fnalnnS lists rompiled. manuscripts COP
dress Rox 4hH D. star Office.
YOUNG LADY wants evening work as p. b
u 9pHrator from . 10 II. Phone Lincoln
r;sp1her ;sI1 e or typlst experienced. Address BOX
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Dodge 1925 Sport.

Dodge I9Z5 Sport.
>; Spectal: brand new u no. old; balloon
tires. S0ani sh upholstery. nickel radiator.
fender guards and bumpers. step plates, mo-
toneter, etc. A car. which "a days
ago cost 81 $50. for sale at $3.50.
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8ISINESS INSTRUCTION.

Civil Service Examinations.
Special intensive course at greatly reduced
iltes for oct. and Nov. exams. Dictation 5
days and nights each week for those enter
Ing this week. Special for Patent Ofice
exam: salary 81 $50. Tuition 50 for Steu
itIld typ'g. THE CIVIL SERVICE PRE-
PARAToRY SCHOOL. sc. cor 18th and +.
Ph Fr 2OS0.
Evening star., 1925-10-12
1923 Buick Sport Tour;ur

This ear is in perfect mechanical condi.
ton: fully eoutpped. including. spare tires
looking car, and the price Will move i.
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FOR SALE-aUTCMOBILEs

BCI'k. 1924 mo!eI As, 4nass coupe; per
fe'.t c9nd,ton, This car has lust been r
painted: appearance Of new "ar. Sl.100:
terms Foss Hughes Co. ll41 Conn. ave.
BgICK % TOUR ss75: "a tour. 5000:
cars are harsans % and may nay he fonnd only
az Wallace Nash" 1909 L 81. NV. Main
tiGP:, sl9o in extra Equipment alone: VII
S2sR @?4 ~ 70. 3s '2Rfss S2f Wallace
BLK BLICk. To-? model standard siX roadster:
i1@E Star office. la
wheels CalI Adams 1870.
RI.IcK SEDAN. 1924. Mas5er s!1: new tires:
or terms Morgan. 1929 Conn. ave.
BUICK SIX TOURING. 1922: looks new,
RS aansed 'G Moraas @ass' os8 Conn ave-
BUICK AGENCY. located at 1915 Conn. ave.
Buick coa"h-,one Master and one Stand,
sear s . ~ ss aSv z I Esit
Master 6 touring. equipped with Winter in
closure and heater Buick 1923 four-cylin,,
Conn. ave.
cARtlLLAc ToIRISGs. g 1928 m9dels in
srteet s5tS ] T s}}R'ss }ron ss75 a up; m
IN Up toa A ssape N e1ars d9s 1sT sT
tires > spareA trunk automatic windshield
viper parki1g light s. and mirrSs m priced 10y
Conn ave Fr 4541 -
CADILLAC 7;PAss; SEDAN, late model:
or H,;a trade o" aoo7 18th NV. nv NO'" "a. 4'"s
CADILLAC LIMOUSINE. driven only Is. 900
ss 5y nd and cost Ike s.
VIII sacrifice for $3.50: terms to suit. 2o07
CHEVROLET COACH. 1925: almost new:
Ma1 6S1o ts9 s5s 4IS aash at nisht 81 in day North
thrse months: perfect Condition; spass tire.
sss5o f sold at Terms ADAMS s
h saadtoD S1tE ss5o 1ias 2oth % st. Essffss FSsnks
sI sln: iFRHS !s o5 b9 &: R2ss2n RaR s sa
IyEkAEn sIS sEpAS la.5 ,fSoo
15uiPs' n irade Easv terms la7 conn ave- Hal e1l
DODGE ROADSTER. new tires. runs fire:
ran Ranged See De Mr. Morgan. 1925 Conn. ens aSe Se
! DODGE 1929 2,pass touring. $500: each or
! terms. See at Buick Agency. 1919 Conn. ave.
DODGE % TOUR. $500; Dodge low-hood
in iu1 Used aSiomobilss Wallace @otor sSeios co,.
100 l st. NV. Nam 1912.
DoDGE , ,ToURFING; esrse59lly Sdriyen ny
RSpsn so sa.h TogksS sls e late Sc CO. good l09:h"
! DJRANT TOURING. wire wheels; in fine
town. will sell cheap fpG cash. Can be seen
ESSEX COACH. ,4-cyl. excellent tires and
Terms Nosan ana 1895 Conn iSr quick
ESSEX COACH-Slightly used for demon.
peTfer condition % that nSed amy one s"a viii be
purchaser, Lambert Hudson Motors Co.
FLINT % BIG SIX. 5-pass. touring: the
very best in used transportation: only run
5000 miles: completely sguipped;, Pay s4o7
eWsa S 76e f45 St M Main 7s1s n9n'h
Edison & Co. 643 Md. ave. ne. Open eve
nlngs.
FORD SEDAN. 1923: many extras paint.
dition. Gn 500: terms. s.0 Edson CO.. 64s M,
! ave. ne. Open evenings.
FORD 4-DOOR SEDAN, cost 81 O50: less
Main 1912.
FORD SEDAN. 1925: lock wheel parking
aaI fSnon es a9oS Nd mss ass
ne: Open evenings. -
FORD ToTRINGi 1923 new top good paint;
c.: ,s45 Md. ave ne 'V'L Lin s44o Open
FORD SEDAN. 1921: good mechanical con-
Co. s4s do ND. aHe' ss' ne lin. .efi s4so open
I evenings.
! FORD TOURING, good condition; late 1921
lSS6 u St. Sc. 12s
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CLOTHING SALESMAN

CLOTHING SALESMAN.
Parker-Bridget Go. requires
the services OF thoroughly
experienced high-grade clothing
salesman position is permanent
and offers splendid opportunity.
Apply manager clothing depart
ment.
PARKER-BRIDGET CO.,
The Avenue at 9th.
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Studebaker Light Six

This car is painted Brewster gray and
trimmed in deep red. The upholstery is in
keeping with the color scheme. with interior
httngs II old colonial silver. An Adjustable
wheel adds to the attractiveness Of the opera
ton. Motor and tires tine. We have
three OF these models TO choose from at
Evening star., 1925-10-12
1924 6-Cvl. Sport Touring

Five balloon tires. Car done in blue with
dash One piece windshield. spotlight bump.
ers. trunk rack. etc. Only & 600 miles. Tn.
mos; unusual offer ever given in Washington
at u truly amazing figure. Come early on
this one. S475.
Evening star., 1925-10-12

Essex Coach, 1923 (4-cvl.l
A beauty: paint like new: original baked
enamel: SIX good tires. epot light. motor
meter: 500 worth of accessories: excellent
Condition. Come early. 5000.
Evening star., 1925-10-12

Stephens Sedan. '25. ..... s525
Studebaker Touring, '2+.. 5000
Studebaker Special 6.
Coupe, % ............ S675
Chevrolet Coupe, d.. sos
Ford Sedan ........ SIS
Studebaker Special E tour. $3.50
Gardner Touring, '25..... $3.50
Durant Touring, '25. ..... $3.50
Overland Touring, 2S.... S15o
Ford Coupe, "a. 4......... $3.50
Ford Tudor Sedan, "a. S375
Lexington Touring, Fl. =. SlOO
Studebaker SPIT. Big 6, "a 81 100
bort Roadster, '21...... $3.50
Earl Tour. % SPIT. $3.50
Evening star., 1925-10-12
sITUATIoNs-MALE. FEMALE.
SITUATIONS-FEMALE.

YOUNG married ..uupl" trulurudi wish pt
sitiou in private family a. hutler and cook
Frr i"fo~utHtiou call Franklin N52S. l2'
Evening star., 1925-10-12

Lincoln 5-Pass. Touring, %.
Gray Duco paint and nickel radiator with
black cowl stripping. A beauty. that's all: IN
perfect condition. ST 800.
Evening star., 1925-10-12

CUAItFFEI RS with ldruIincstion cards 70
,.rivc Red Top cabs: permanent positions TO
relIaba men. Apply Mr. lie SAGE. New Taxi
service Co. tf40 21st II. NV.
Evening star., 1925-10-12

young man. white, To drive
car for real estate cficr; must be careful
Trustworthy and experienced driver, with
best references for character and ability
Give fun experience references. salary ex
to learn subdivision selling. Address Box
= 18Th star Office. l2s
Evening star., 1925-10-12
Studebaker Big Six Sport
I'd. a Sajo, ~

>. Cndoubtedly the most luxurious car OF
It's type south of New York Beautiful
French blue finish with stripping in crimson:
mauve upholstery disc wheels. with spares
mounted on running board. Come early
This car ls practically new. Sll1l.
Evening star., 1925-10-12
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
fCnntgnnAh

(ContinusA1
sSsD a.on 'i' Co.. u'.s s4s Ma o7s5; ~:
ne. Open evenings.
s for 'ss: Cash ssS
FORD ROADSTER. 1928; with starter: Ia.
pickup body on rear which may be renaoved
Il desired: cash or terms. Phone Line. 090i
aa Hs1 sop ssS Fsd.s1 eo sss
E,oRD, COUPE 1922 staTteT demountsP.e
si45 Iols LADY nft6 i167f fIsa 18Th sss s. nW sea "
FORD 4-DOoR SEDAN. good paint, and Up.
Herfee. 500 tosa ssrms soFo stss s' l4.h esn-n
Goth st. Franklin $50 ~ e ll-'', -.
HUDSON ,7-PAssEE0ER SEDAN: 1928;
ss + s:.,
64-'o5,, all in perfect condition. July equip
ord ,rd ane a6o7 18th Prsss $3.50 up
ATDsoS TOURING, 1927. s.o0. Il2s
10th st. Franklin $50 ------.---------
miles: .Euaran.ced ,frst,class shsPe: viii g.,
rifce FOR quick sale. Sse Mr. Vincent. 1928
PACKARD 4-ToN DUMP TRUCK. I'm. cor
body cheap, 700 9TH ct, Sc. Line, ,e$S4.
hour; perfect condition guaranteed: lol5.
model: will outlast any car in city. Vermont
Garage. rear OF 1llS Vermont ave. l6'
PACKARD Straight 8 Sport Touring. driven
| only few thousand miles and fully equipped:
| price. So. $50. for quick sale. terms to suit.
2o07 18th nv IA
SSTd1IDEBAKER Sd1I spera! 81. To4E.ns. lat
| tires. bumpers. disk wheels ard other extras.
| Price. $500: terms to suit. 2oo7 18TH nv.
| WESTCOTT TOURING. running condition,
| powerful car: needs bearings tlghtened. SCI,
| FOR unpaid note. S54.l6. Morgan. 1926
| Conn. ave.
| Get in touch with II. c. Nash at Portsmouth.
| NA Is.
Evening star., 1925-10-12

FOR YOUR PROTECTION
BUY YOUR CAR FROM A
REPUTABLE DEALER.
SEMMES MOTOR COMPANY
Used Car Department
1907 l4th St. 6l3 G. St.
Main 666O.
Evening star., 1925-10-12

NA<-Rpsnonsibie young man handle pa
per delivery route every afternoon and sun
DAY morning between Chain Bridge and Far
lax over old Fairfax road. AiiowRnc" I"r
Il" Of car or automobile supplied II ne'fs
s;try- Entire time for afternoon and SUNDAY
morning required. Applicant must know ter
"ltorE aud live in district COVERED Anpy
tlrculatiou Department. Room l2o. The star.
Nolephono Main 5000.
Evening star., 1925-10-12

Strayer Employment Service.
Operated by Strayer College for its students,
and ,sraduates. Good business position PRO
1oI TNirtrGnth 81 MAN 3i30
Evening star., 1925-10-12

tARPENTERS. <; only cxpericnced men nee,d
aupIy. good wages. steady work II Noll quail
IL % Is Carrnll St Ialknm.L PArk. ID. Q.
Evening star., 1925-10-12

DEMONSTRATION AND CANNASSFR cxpe-
rtencCd. for food product Answer in own
Handwriting. giving age and salary desired.
Aatln.... IN 4-n Il 1os
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HELP-MNI.E-

BOY. one who can use For'
fISf
Evening star., 1925-10-12

PACKARD Atom DUMP TRUCK. flne cor
dition: Ford dump truck. ! Ford open
body: cheap. 706 9th at. Sc. Line. a31i.
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.IANITOR for store building: one who l.
handy with tool. preferred. Address no&
y, IL Star nffict IT,
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

CALL MAIN 1876. BR - City Employment
service. for sten0g.. typist. bookkeeper clerl-
cal help; free registration. 1888 Or St W
COLORED HELP FREE North 3sOS-
Woman cooks. 500. Mattresses $50. kitchen
men, IanltorS, $50. White Cross, 1929 V
Evening star., 1925-10-12

NNN-Sinclr 10 manage refreshIHcut stand
aH live with same: small wages tor winter
months: near Mt. Vernon. Va. Address hos
t.!-U. STR NflIrn.
Evening star., 1925-10-12

BUILDER desires services of j real estate
salesman: we have lust completed six houses
and have seventy under construction: leads
End fullest co-operatiuu of office given. HALL.
Yates & McGInnies Construction Co. Invest
Evening star., 1925-10-12

PApERING. PAINTING-SU up: best of
mechanics and materials used. We can ar ar
without interest Phone Ad 8f32 for estimate.
Evening star., 1925-10-12

1917 9th st. NV.
after g. or .iii 81 n W l3s
Evening star., 1925-10-12

for wholesale produce mouse !,
prefer young man with some eXperienSei
W ling to start on moderate salary excel
Icnt opportunltv for right party. must he
fAcellent penmsn. otherwise anphcatlon vii
salary. etc Addres. Box 362-H. star Of
fce l3'
Evening star., 1925-10-12
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
{Enutinupd

RADIO OPERATING AND ENG IEEERtNG-
The best vacation young man can enter.
Our course Will prepare you. Moderat" tuition
charge easy weekly payments. Get partlcu-
lars LOOMS RADIO COLLEGE 4o5 9Th. L.
PIPE ORGAN LESSONS FOR MOVING
picture work Call r. mACHAT. Adsms
6255. 81 NJ. or Columbia 56l9. 67 PM
FRENCH. SPANISH. ITALIAN. ENGLI,,
individual instruction. studio: League Of
American Pen Women. 1909 II. Fr. Sool.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONo-Ask COR my
Operators permit or no pay" vlan. Call
L-ranl;LLn SLS
Evening star., 1925-10-12

BUILDING MATERIALS-Lumber, doorS
sash. wallboard. Contain -teed roofing. Du'
R91. Rsee'f fxsss RRcs; p
INC. 9Th and X sts. s.w Main 1850.
"J-lT-'"r Handsome mahogany (solid) :
cheap. Adams ll93.
Evening star., 1925-10-12

MAN. reliable. settled. at once. {" work IN
"ury pr9ducts store I" ell roast rhmN'n;
Sn't drinks. etc. must live In NlClnltN o'
Cottage CITY. near HyditsS lie. Nd rr~tau
rant experience prc f"rred: - h9grs. daH>
pc~ Weak r,nrplauent work. 500 month";
-lye references and experience. Address
liOE ash star Office
Evening star., 1925-10-12

BATTERY MAN for general service stations
some executive ability Must he capable
OF operating station. Call Col. III after
Evening star., 1925-10-12

Bun X. 1924, modeI As 4paes coupe: per
painted; appearance Of d new car SI100:
terms Foss Hughes Co. li4l Conn. ave.
Fr J54l
BUICK '25 TOUR. ss15: "a tour, $500:
%. S575; 81; mass. tour. $3.50. These
az ,Waliace-Ns-h. 1909 L 81. Main
Evening star., 1925-10-12

noY. over l5, to work in deiicatessen store.
Evening star., 1925-10-12

BUICK STANDARD. %: very best condi-
uCn: slgQ in extra equipment alone: Will
I'll ior SHa2 ca<a: Or on time. pay 1868
Nash - 700 l. Il Main EGlo
Evening star., 1925-10-12
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TfPEWKIT ERS-RehuI!t-. all makes S25
Up. Shipman-Ward. Cnderw oods and l.. I.
smith factory rrhGilts - down. 50 ?"r
month Repair all makes. Universal Tyne
writer Exchange. Sl3 II st. NV. Main 1873.
Evening star., 1925-10-12

R-STf.NoGRAPREK n real
est1te Office. salary to start, 81 .co'. Az
lirc.s Box ,hn.u Star nlilCe.
Evening star., 1925-10-12

BJ NDLE WASHES to take home. LIB
I2th 81. ". North 4019.
bC Tier. rrst-cises. and all-around house
man city references l543 T 1t nv
CHAtFF El K. colored. scyop years expert.
Hn"@. wishes position with private family.
can furnish reference. Call after pm
+NhEIh ISL. l4s
The Washington times., 1925-07-23

Under the present plans the new
park will be used by the Vernon
Club, Los Angeles second home
team. Two club houses, as well
as house for the visiting club,
viii be located under the grand.
stand.
A feature OF the new park will
be the barring OF all advertising
signs.
Wrigley has taken a stand that
not a single advertisement Of any
kind win be permitted to mar the
beauty Of the structure.
Wally Hood, leading hitter Of the
Los Angeles Club, was said to have
induced WHgley to bar signs in the
park. claiming that they interfere
with the batting eyes of players.
In some parks on the coast circuit,
according to Hood, advertising
signs are SO numerous that many
come directly in a line with pitched
balls, making 1t impossible to get
bead" on the sphere.
The signs also interfere with fast
fielding Of hot line drives and low
flies, 1t Ii claimed by Hood,
At the entrance TO the new base
ball home viii be a tower, nine
stories High. ]. II: Patrick, presi-
dent Of the Los Angeles Club, will
have a floor OF the tower for his
use and newspaper men have been
assigned quarters on the fifth floor.
Whether the new park viii be
The Washington times., 1925-07-23

The writer is not so certain that
the Braves are a typical last-place
outfit, anyhow. Dave Bancroft
really has uncovered a very prom.
Using hand for his two seasons in
the managerial stakes and, given
little more punch in the batting
order, he would start going some
where without delay.
He has transformed the club from
the weakest in point of defense to
one of the soundest, Benton J..
Barnes. Genewich and Cooney hav-
ing developed into an adequate
pitching staff, and the holes in the
porous plaster infieId having been
been filled by Marriott and Burrus.
Harris and Welsh, two new out
fielders. also have contributed their
bit to the general efficiency of the
club. 1t could do more hitting with
a new second baseman. If and
when it gets either or both, the
Braves are likely tc desert the eel
lar for good.
The Washington times., 1925-07-23
They Take Turns

Connie Mack has been fortunate
in having at least one pitcher sail.
ing under full steam since the
season began. First 1t was Gray,
then Slim Harriss and now 1t is
Rommel,
The Washington times., 1925-07-23

used this season for more than q
formal opening and several exllfbl-
ton games win depend on whether
Los Angeles or Vernon wins the
pennant In the Coast race.
Should either club cop the honors
the post.season series planned with
the winner OF the American AS
sociation pennant and the leaders
in the international League will be
played In the Los Angeles park.
Present plans call for a post.
series in the east between the
American Association and Inrerna-
tional leaders, the winner Of that
series to journey to California to
meet the Pacific Coast champions.
Because OF the warm weather pre-.
vailing here in the winter the series
could be played either In October
or November without fear Of cold
or rain.
The Washington times., 1925-07-23
BRAVES MAUI LEADERS
BUT ARE VICTIMS OF
WEAKER TEAMS
By DAVIS J. WALSH.

NEW YORK 23Not the National
rad ball club quite the the Boston and
feared by all.
The 1925 Braves like ratts grandfather mostly inert but
always poisonous.
They
than relationship existing
offices of the clubs.
they rifle sympathetic couple
of scorpions The midJuy record showed the Braves
proposition winning majority of from the Giants that
time less than outside the league leadership.
The Washington times., 1925-07-23
Mcclellan, on Mend

Harvey Mcclellan, utility infieIder
Of the White Sox. is convalescent
after being seriously III following
an operation for galIstones. Nc.
Clellau is an unfortunate young
man. He underwent an operation
for ulcer of the stomach last year.
The Washington times., 1925-07-23
Welsh to Be Fox Farmer

Freddie Welsh former light
weight champion, has turned his
attention to fox farming and plans
on establishing a fox ranch on his
health farm. of Summit, N. J.
The Washington times., 1925-07-23
ANGELS OWNER BUILDS
ARTISTIC STADIUM
BY COPELAND C. Blu.

LOS ANGELES, July 23-BasebaH de luxe!
Los Angeles will after September Is, when the
$l10000O the Angeles Club of the Pacific
League owned by William Wrgey E OF Chicago and Los Angeles
completed =
The park said the artistic in the United
The beacher seating 10000 entirely of
is genuine The
right field walls of brick the plate
the center field fence is AL feet from the
The Washington times., 1925-07-23
MostlI Has Admirers

Johnny Mostil, of the White Sox,
recently was presented with $500
diamond ring by his home town
admirers OF Whiting, Ind.
The Washington times., 1925-07-23
Klugman Is improving

Joe Klugman's weakness as a
second baseman is that he cannot
pivot on double play, but he is
developing into q fair firstsacker
for Cleveland.
The Washington times., 1925-07-23
RommeI Boats I'm Am

On the Athletics western trip, Ed
Rommel won q game from every
club. The knuckle balier has won
five straight games since he came
out Of q slump q month ago.
The Washington times., 1925-07-23

crews. He will remain at NJ. /. T.
Haines had charge IL the Columbia
oarsmen for three weeks prior to
the Poughleepsie regatta.
The Washington times., 1925-07-23
Tries College Battery

Pitcher Gabriel and Catcher
Stern from Wooster College are
being tried out by Iris Speaker,
the Cleveland boss.
The Washington times., 1925-07-23
Haines to Retain Post

William Haines. rowing coach at
Massachusetts, Institute Of .Techno-
logy, has turned down a five-year
contract to coach the Columbia
The Washington times., 1925-07-23

The Braves. N short. are most
uncertain and. therefore. d0ubIy
dangerous. They started Bob
Smith. utility iE1ielder. in the
box against the Pirates recently,
and he beat them in eleven in
nings. That was a typical ex-
ample of Boston precOcity. Up
The Washington times., 1925-07-23

Had the Braves played second
division baseball i'll these games.
the Giants would have been out in
front by comfortable margin.
However the business works two
ways. since the Pirates and the
Dodgers. the remaining contenders,
also found the Boston Bean a
slightly indigestihle morsel. In
thirty-eight games played against
the three leaders. the Braves had
won nineteen and lost an equal
number, a surprising record in view
Of the fact that they had won only
fifteen games anu lost thirty one
against the rest of the field. The
Phillies. for example, won twelve
i Of the first fifteen games played
with the Braves.
The Washington times., 1925-07-23

in that locality. wien the worm
turns it bites.
The Washington times., 1925-07-23


charm which Natures chemistry has put
into Turkish alone.
Domestic cigarette makers frankly con-
cede this indispensabilty Of Turkish when
they add sprinklng of Turkish to tone
up and ''sugar>coat'' domestic blends.
But in a6uRAD you do not get mere
sprinkling of Turkish - Turkish is the
whole body - the sum and substance of
the entire cigarette.
You can get a percentage Of MuRAD
quality in many cigarettes. But only a
MuRAD is all MuRAD. Only a MuRAD is
ALL charm.
The Washington times., 1925-07-23
G7hereS a, little bit Of MURIAD
IN nearly every cigarette -
But only MURAD is I'LL MUR~AD !

What price cigarette perfection? Not much
Just few cents more for all pure Turkish
tobacco.
Nature itself has set this price FOR reasons
Of her own. she elected to grow the finest
cigarette tobacco under the turquoise
skies of the Orient. It costs more to
make cigarettes from this anointed leaf
Of distant cline. But it returns an i'm
measurable dividend in increased smoking
enjoyment.
Not all the chemistry of Man has been
able to duplicate in any combination Of
substitute tobaccos the inimitable smoking
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-29
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ing Deeper Every Week.
Something Must Be Done and Done
Right Now--QuiclI.

Tens Of thousands of thin. run.
down men--yes, and women too
are getting discouraged--are giving
up all hope OF ever being able 10
take on flesh and look healthy and
strong.
All such people can stop worrying
and start to smile and enjoy life
right now for McCoy's Cod Liver
Oil Compound Tablets which any
druggist will tell you all about. IL
putting flesh on hosts Of skinny
folks every day.
One woman, tired, weak and dis
couraged, put on Is pounds in five
weeks and now feels fine.
We all know that Cod Liver Oil
is full of vitalizing, flesh producing
yitamines, but many people can't
take il because Of its horrible smell
and fishy taste and because IL often
upsets the stomach.
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound
Tablets are as easy to take as candy
and II any thin person doesn't gain
at least 8 pounds in 30 days your
druggist is authorized to give you
your money back-and only 60 cents
for go tablets. Ask Sommers- Wag-
Sers drug stores or druggists any
where.
But be sure TO get McCoy's, the
original and genuine, and bear in
mind that for thin. sickly kids they
are wonderful very sickly child
age Q, gained IL pounds in z
months