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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30

Consider. my Daughter, the Seven
Sorrows of Man-for every one OF
these is a Woman.
Behold, | questioned an uncaught
Bachelor Of Babylon. saying:
Wherefore. my Son, hast thou
never married? For, verify. it hath
come TO pass that man can live alone
but wherefore SHOULD he?"
Aud, 10, he answered me, saying:
Alas, my Mother, / am sad OF
heart. For. have sought far and
long for the One Perfect Woman,
whereof the poets tell; but, l fear l
shall never find her!
Behold, there was the Woman of
understanding. whom / almost loved.
But, when / perceived that she could
read my secret thoughts, and could sec
through me without so much as look
ing at me, fled in terror. For. /
knew that | could never deceive her
and never lie to her.
And WHAT man desireth TO live
the life of a goldfish in his own house,
all the days of his life?
"And there was the Good Pal. who
could help me mend a tire and beat me
at golf and argue with me concerning
football and politics and the price of
fishing tackle.
"But. when waxed sentimental. she
was filled with laughter, and / would
sooner seek TO cuddle a cactus plant
than an hard-boiled-egg, such as she
yea, and there was the Fluffy Kit
ten, whose ways were all cuteness and
charm and playfulness. But, her only
delight was TO curl up in a cushioned
chair and be petted, which growcth
wearisome. And, her purrings were
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Ires sghuicate, incorporated.
, enough to marry so he sure Of the
money. iou sce:'
''Hc might do that" gaspcd. real
izing far better than May could how
important it might be for Nicholas
Perry to do just this. 'ls it TO con-
suit me about that possibility you
came?"
II want Arlette shall go away. She
shall study the music" May said. "Zekc
he afraid OF what Nicholas Perry will
do now the srandpere is not here.
Maybe he turn her against me. Maybe
he fill her so full about the voice of
her that she let him get her all mix up
and sell him her birthright, like Zeke
he say for the mess of music lessons
pottage."
"He wouldn't do that" 7 protest
cd. "And when the will is read the
day after your wedding-everything
will be different. l know"
Mays look joined forces with my
own thought and stopped me. ! real
lied that the fact Of DIR. Willis leav-
ing his fortune to Arlettc instead Of to
Nicholas Perry didn't change the force
Of what May was saying. as I realized
when | heard her continue:
"She be unhappy IL Nick marry her.
But If there are moneys to get, he find
the way. And Zeke he say you will
know more about how We must not let
Nicholas Perry get Arlette under the
thumb and finger. We must check
him-even il we must take Arlette
away to some OF the rich friend what
you know
MAY. we must he careful.' ] cried.
II think someone is outside"
ran to the window as / spoke. con-
WINGED that ] had seen the shadow
shorten and fade. and that startled
breathing had accompanied the shadow
movement on the rug.
There wars no one in sight when /
got TO the window.
"That was probably Tarasov." May
said calmly. HE come and he 20 so
sudden-like always. He come maybe
back for my wedding. He our friend
while he loved my petite maman. He
make it good by IA. He help us to
save Arletto from Nicholas Perry and
INC greeu ne ieel Nheu nc KNOW ne
shall not got the money OF my grand
pere. DIR. Willis"
MAY spoke proudly as she rose 10
20. she made me feel it was foolish
to worry over the thought of an caves
droppcr. But all day long / was
haunted by the uneasy foreboding that
the shadow on my studio floor was the
herald of evil days for all Of us.
Ito be continued)
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Some Pointers
on Manners
BY Mrs. Beeckman
DEAR MRS. BEECKMAN:

DEAR MRS. BEECKMAN:
Will you please tell me the correct
way to answer an invitation which is
written on n personal card with
bridge" written above the engraved
name and the hour and date below
% Is the invitation informal
enough. to he answered by telephone
and il this is not possible how should
an acceptance be worded?
CD Is it ever proper to use ones
own card with the word accepts y
above the name?
"a Is the type Of invitation | have
described, good form, and if not, what
is better way:
Thank you very much for your help
and for other help which l have gotten
from your column. JANE.
The only correct way to answer an
invitation written on a visiting card
is the formal, third person acknowl.
edgment. That is. the answer should
be written as formally, as the answer
to an engraved invitation. And, in
these days Of many visiting-card-inv
tations, this is a most convenient thing
TO know.
This is the form for the acceptance
Miss Jane Wells
accepts with pleasure
Mrs. Robert Perkins
kind invitation
for bridge
on Wednesday, the fifth Of May
at O'Clock.
90 Such an invitation, as | have
said. takes its place in The class oil
formal invitations, and is therefore
formally answered. 1t would be ex.
ceedingly poor taste to answer by tele-
phone or even by an informal note
The hostess wishes TO make as simple
and convenient a matter of sending
her invitations as she can, and there,
fore sends them in this convenient and
correct way.
CD No. Anyone who sends an ac-
acknowledgement ON her visiting cards is
committing a distinct social error. This
just should not be "donc"-ever.
a. The invitation written as you
have described on the visiting card is
in excellent form, and is very much
in vogue nowadays.
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Copyright, 1879. King Feat
May Nalleau came to see me on
\ be day before her wedding. She told
nc almost breathlessly that she had
just informed Zckc Schmidt, the groom
TO be, of her relationship to DIR. Will
\ lis. She was vastly excited over
d Zeke's attitude toward her revela-
ton.
'He is angry. lie thinks IL foolish
have let my grandperc do some
Fittings for me-" May was saying when
a shadow fell on the studio floor Of
the Birches. through one of the open
easement windows.
AT the moment | did not pay any
attention TO il. / did not stop to
realize that there was no tree or bush
which could cast just this form of
shadow on the floor. Perhaps it was
my intentness on what May was say
ing which kept me from consciously
noticing just how human was the out
line that lay patterned on the rug.
"Zeke he is practical" she went
on with proud conviction. "He say
today is not like it was twenty year
ago. He say my petite maman were
dreamer. He say she were like my
grandmere, who love DIR. Willis and
do not be wise enough TO make him
marry with her. He say we are all
like that-we women of Valleau blood.
think II is 20. You think also?"
II am inclined 10 agree" smiled.
recalling how foolishly and unwisely
May had sacrificed herself for
Arlette. 81 ~
"Me-T did not want marry with
Zeke while my maman she have
elope that time with Tarasov. You
rememberl 1t is only while see
Zeke the invalid that forget those
thing. For myself have not know
perhaps how / shall look out. But
Zeke he look out for me. Aed VIC
both shall look out for Arlette so
she not let Perry make the fool from
her."
why should he?r protested. so
earnestly that i forgot the shadow,
did not notice the intent rnstling
outside my window which / was af-
terward to recall and long to solve.
"My grandpere he never marry my
grandmere. She let him get away
with that said May, obviously quot
ing her Zcke. any petite maman she
never make the claim on her papa.
She swear me TO the silences. Then
my grandpere he marry with Nicholas
Perry's mama. And years ago Zeke
he have witness the will which leave
the little my graudperc have to
Nicholas Perry. But hear my
frandpere he die rich. Now Nicholas
Perry cannot paint. he like the money.
But Zeke he will fight for u.s."
There's new will" / said family,
not sure / had right to make this
revelation. But May OVERRIDE me with
an eager explosion of what was on her
lind.
But see. Arlette she under Nick's
thumb. She pretty. He amuse him
sdf by her. Never before she worth
pluch to him. Now perhaps she good
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30
By ELSIE ROBINSON

to take all the eussing also. IL you
fail.
Which is, to me. q noble argument
for Having a Boss.
Once upon a time. l would have
thought that a shameful confession to
make. Once upon a time / felt per-
fectly equipped to boss my own life
and everyone else'S.
But I'm all over that now.
L know | can't he free.
l couldn't bear it if | were.
+. ST. only hope Ill remember
these wise words the next time Eve
got yen to clean out this office aud
run the whole works myself.
Copyright, 1895. King Features. Syn, Inc.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30
Fashions Fads
and Fancies
By Mildred Ash

Setting the frame is oft as import
ant as painting the picture. This is
true of the silver or gold brocade eve
ming purses, whose metal frames, set
with pearls. seem to most outstanding
features Of these little pouch bags.
On both sides of the clasp, row of
pearls, set in little metal groove tops
the carved frame.
Motor mascots make no attempt at
preventing reckless river from exceed
ing the speed limit; but they are
most useful in helping her to identify
her own carat quite distance-and
in marking her chariot with a definite
smartness. These little French fig
ures are made Of wire, covered in wool
and silk and are so supple and light
that they seem to dance when hung
inside the back or side window Of a
car. Made in various fantastic
shapes, the quaint dolls have an ir-
restihly comic appeal.
From petticoat to purse has evolved
the quilted calico that used to make
up so great part of the typical
peasant costume Of the French PROV
inces. Mounted on imitation tortoise
she'll or amber frames, huge pouch
bags Of portions Of quilted skirts are
the latest Partisan rage and are num-
bered amongst the most recent purse
imrortations.
Surprising clevcrness is displayed
by newest sports frock that is re-
sourceful enough TO answer many
needs and TO combine several gar
ments in one-without sacrificing
style to utility. Buttoned down the
front from n high collar to hem. a
charming walking costume is repre-
scented but when the skirt is unbut-
toned up TO the waist. trousers make
the garment practical for the most
strenuous sports. In plaid flannel or
novelty tweed. this model has q iaunty
air much to be desired in sports toy
gerry.
Stranded are the newest pearl neck
laces and bracelets, but that fate by
no means applies TO their owners !
Two. three or even four strand neck
laces. composed of graduated beads,
are very much the vogue. The new.
est thing in pearl bracelets is made a.
four strands held in place BY three
silver bars and is worn just above
! the elbow, or Immediately below il.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30
Helpful Hints

If rim of paint has 10 be left open
stir it thoroughly 10 dissolve, then fill
up with water. When it becomes nee
essary TO use the paint again, pour
off the water and you will find It a,
fresh as when first opened.
Dry your coffee grounds and mi,
with coal dust. When you have .
bright fire. put a good-sized shovelfu
Of this mixture at the back and press
well down.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30
TABLE TALKS
MeatleSS Dinner
BY MILDRED KITCHEN
SUCCOTASH.


Combine corn and lima beans with
green pepper, salt, pepper and butte
or margarine. Serve hot.
CHEESE BISCUITS.
Three cups flour.
Six teaspoons baking powder.
Three-fourths teaspoon salt.
-Four tablespoons shortening.
One-half cup grated cheese.
One cup milk.
Sift dry ingredients.
Cut in the fat and cheese.
Add milk until al is just moistcnod.
Pat out OH floured board. Brush with
melted fat and bake in a hot oven
eight TO ten minutes.
ROYAL ANN CHERRY DESSERT.
(Serves SKI
Three cups juice from ROYAL Ann
cherries and canned pineapple.
Two tablespoons gelatine.
Five tablespoons cold water.
One cup cherries.
Two slices pineapple.
One-fourth cup filberts.
One tablespoon lemon Juice.
Six candied cherries or maraschinos.
Soak gelatine and cold water for
five minutes.
Bring the three cups OF juice 10 a
boil. Add the gelatine and stir until
dissolved. Add the lemon juice. Pour
into glass or erockery mould TO
stiffen.
In the meantime slip the pits out
of Royal Ann cherries and substitute
filberts. Cut up the pineapple into
small slices, also the candied cherries.
When the gelatine mixture starts &c
become firm stir in the fruit and set
into the ice box to stiffen. II is best
to make this the night before using.
Turn out onto an attractive plate, pile
with whipped cream and CIT into sery
ings.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30

1.-THE little flash of color stepping
confidently and jauntily along in "a
knee-length dress and cream stock
ings.
"These are the girls who enjoy
the good times that should go with
y0uth-dancing, laughter, shows,
gaiety. The other kind of girl stays
at home-not from choice.
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, Happy marriages based on real love are
common as they ever were.

SO far as beauty. comfort. health
and common sense are concerned, sure
ly the mode of dress of Miss 1925
takes first prize. So you see ] can't
agree that the girl Of today dresses
ridiculously.
She likes to please men. of course,
in her dress. But she also likes TO
please herself. otherwise why have
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30

"She dreams and waits until
some man who has had his fling
and is tired of the bright lights and
the funny little foolishnesses Of youth,
seeks her out and marries her because
she's a demure little maid who will
cook all his meals and sew on all
his buttons. She will have to spend
her evenings, after her marriage,
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watching the smoke curl up from be-
hind a newspaper and listening to a
series of yawns.
Men ask what has become of the
old-fashioned girl. They. themselves
have banished her. Let men begin
to really admire old-fashioned girls
and the 1926 flapper will quickly
transform herself into the most de-
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But the sutton Of today talks frankly with
girl who understands.

for all time. The old-fashioned girl is
one at heart with the new-fashioned
girl or flapper.
Grandmother was true to her time.
Miss 1926 is true othe spirit and
styles of today. Why not? Why
shouldn't she bob her hair, wear short
skirts. loose, comfy frocks, warm little
cap-like hats and sensible sport toys :?
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mure coy little grandmother, you can
imagine.
Il think the masculine line OF talk
about the oldfashioned girl is all
APPLE SAUCE"
Your reply, my friend, to the ques-
ton. What has become of the old
fashioned girl?" is undeniably true
and should dispose of this controversy
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30
Do You Knolp That

One Of the first biographies OF
George Washington. published as a
pamphlet in 1900 by Mason Locke
Weems, who was Washington's pas
tor, is responsible for the popular
anecdotc of the cherry tree and the
hatchet.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30
The Baby's Layette.

Dear Mrs. Beeckmap:
VIII you please tell me what is the
color trim for a girl baby's layette?
NJ. j. $.
Pink is the color usually now des
ignated for girls and blue for boys.
And white is best of all, l think, for
both
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ZUCCINI FLORENTINE.

Cut Italian squash ilto long finger
like strips. Immerse in a fritter bat
ter and fry in deep fat to a golden
brown.
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FRITTER BATTER.

One-balf cup flour.
One-eighth teaspoon salt.
Six tablespoons milk.
One egg.
Mix flour and salt. Gradually beat
n the milk and the well beaten egg.
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SURPRISE RICE BALLS.
TOMATO SAUCE WITH
MUSHROOMS.

Season and slightly thicken two
cups or more Of strained tomato. Add
one-fourth pound of steamed buttered
mushrooms. If the latter are expensive
or impossible to obtain, use chopped
pepper and parsley.
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MENU.
Surprise Rice Balls
Tomato Sauce with Mushrooms
Zuccini F'lorentine
SuccOtash


Cheese Biscuits
Royal Anne Cherry Dessert
Your children will like this menu
because of the surprises in it.
The menu is not expensive except
the dessert. but you may easily sub
stitute there as your purse and fancy
dictate.
SURPRISE RICE BALLS.
Spread freshly boiled rice on
squares Of cheesecloth. In the center
pile mixture of well seasoned minced
ham or hamburg or left over meat of
any kind. Tie the cloth up in n ball so
that the rice entirely surrounds the
meat. Steam ole-half hour. For great
er flavor to the rice it may be boilel
in stock instead Of water, but it will
not be as white, Of course. Brown rice
is more nutritious because of its vita
mines. which polished rice lacks.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30
THE MAKING OF A HUSBAND
A SERIAL BY Ann Lisle
Chapter 1873.

Copyright l925 King Features ryndlcae Incorporated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-02
HUDSON-ESSEX
Used Car Facts.

Our prices are generally
recognized as being the most
reasonable in Washington; how
ever, we announce another re-
duction in new and used cars.
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EMERSON & ORME,
BUICK DEALERS"

EMERSON & ORME,
BUICK DEALERS"
OFFER
the following cars which are
dollar for dollar values. Prices
and terms that make it easy to
buy.
Buick 1925 2-door sedan.
Hudson 1923 coach.
Buick 1924 6-cyl. 7-pass. sedan.
Buick 1924 5-pass. 6-cyl. sedan.
Buick 1923 5-pass. 6-cyl. sedan.
Chrysler 1924 sedan.
Chandler 1923 sedan.
Dodge 1922 tourings.
Hupp 1923 touring.
Odds 1924 to"ring.
Oakland 1923 sedan.
Studebaker 1923 sedan.
OPEN EVENINGS.
1920 NJ St. NV,
Frank. $500.
Gcoatinasd 81 aaxs DssAI
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YOUR
OPPORTUNITY.
BUY WITH CONFIDENCE.

Peerless sedan demon
strator, 5-pass., 6-cyl.;
new car guarantee. 2,lOO
rs Peerless E, 5-pass.
sedan 1,4o5
% Jordan 5-pass. tour sos
"a Hupmobile sedan. =. 7o5
"a Chevrolet coupe. 800. 240
81 Cadillac 7-pass. tour. 800
"a Willys-Knight coupe
sedan =. 6o5
Peerless 7-pass. touring. 495
"a Buick Master e coupe,
4-pass. ...... 1915
rs Oldsmobile coach. E. 4o5
rs Hudson coach. ...... o45
Marmon 7-pass. touring. 3o5
Mitchell 7-pass. touring. 2o5
Studebaker Big 6 tour. 80. 4o5
Odds 6, 4-pass. coupe. .... $50
Chandler 7-pass. sedan. -. $50
rs Hudson 7-pass. sedan. 1926
Chandler sport 5 pass. ... $50
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H. B. LEARY, Jr., & BROS.
CHRYSLER.
ASTOUNDING
LIBERALITY
AS TO
PRICES AND TERMS
EXPLAINS
the phenomenal success of our
midwinter used car sale. The
price quoted is the total you
have to pay-nothing added for
interest, insurance or record
ing fees.
2o9o DOWN.
ONE YEAR 70 PAY THE
BALANCE.
1924 Chrysler touring 80. 5000
1924 Chrysler brougham. 1900
1924 Chrysler Imperial Sc
OoAl i gOOS
1925 WHY'S Knight Sc
Jan ............. l,UNU
1924 WHY'S Knight Sc
Dan SUU
1924 Stearns-Knight
coupe ........ $50
1925 Studebaker duplex
touring .......... 900
1924 Chevrolet touring. 200
1924 Essex touring. -. 325
1924 Ford sedan. 400
1922 Ford sedan. ....... 200
1922 Maxwell touring. 200
1923 Maxwell sport tour
ing, new paint,
new top, new tires. $50
1922 Nash roadster. $50
1921 Dodge touring. 80. Us
1921 Hudson coupe 80. 375
1922 Olds sport touring. 400
1919 Odds 7-pass. touring. $50
1916 Franklin touring. 100
1922 Buick touring. -. 800
1923 Maxwell coupe. 80. 500
1924 Maxwell touring.... 400
1923 Cole 49, sedan, Up. 700
EVERY CAR READY TO
DEMONSTRATE.
1928 18th St. NV.
North 6S26.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

WILLYs-KNIGHT COUPE-SEDAN. late 1925
model: balloon tires. bumpers automatic
Winter front radiator. Looks and per
forms like brand-new car. Saving OF nearly
SoO0: one whole year to pay. Wardman-
Justice. I'LL 14th st, NV.
WILLYS-KNIGHT TOURING. 1928 - Very
late model: balloon tires, bumpers notion
eter. park and stop light. The general con:
dltion OF this car is almost equal to new. at
9 saving of 5000: one whole year to pay.
Wardman-Justice. l711 14th st. NV.
WILLYS-KNIGHT SEDAN. 1922 - Many
people pe;Ipis, prefer knight motor. ~, The motors
new paint, natural, wood wheels. Gabriel
snSHbbers bumper lock-on !ppotemeter and
here long at $500. or SiSS down payment
and $27 month for IL months. including
finance charges. Wardm Justice. III 14th
st. NV.
BROKEN FORD ENGINE HEADS exchanged
for good ones at $3.50. Cracked cylinders
repaired in cars; all broken metals welded.
Weldit Co.. 616 LIST st. NV.
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FOR sALE-AUTOMOBILEs
WE SELL
OURSELVES
WITH EVERY
USED CAR.
"TREW" VALUES.

"TREW" VALUES.
1925 REQ sEDAN-Blue and
gray two-tone paint. like new;
new tires. bumpers front and
rear: extra tire and cover.
and wings. Price. $3.50.
1924 REQ sEDAN-Bumpers
front and rear. new tires. ex-
ira tire and cover: motometer
Job; Gabriel snubbers. Price.
1924 DODGE TOURING
Driven 5000 miles: original
paint and .upholstering. like
new: five tires. Price. $3.50.
1923 REQ sEDAN-complets-
bumper, motometer and wings:
new clip covers. automatic
'ons S.Ias. T PPiss: ! Hss two
1923 HUPMOBILE SEDAN
P9ies. $3.50 nV' good tires
1923 REQ SPORT TOURING
paint. new slip O covers ' 10
e match tHonf i've sn sOod tir mo,d hump
and wings. Price. $500.
SEVERAL OTHER VARIOUS
k$$SsSf S is N MI PRICE o RRk66Ss
Very Easy Terms.
NO FINANCE CHARGES.
THE TREW
MOTOR co.
1909 l4th ST. NV
MAIN 4173-4174.4176
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on '25 coach. fully equipped. in
lding, trunk. bumpers. spare tire.

Open Evenings and Sundays.
LAMBERT HUDSON
MOTORS CO.,
1722 L ST., West of Conn. Ave.
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FOR FARM AND GARDEN

GRAPEVINES and all kinds of shrubbery
trimmed and hedge for sale. Call Line. 2099.
POULTRY EQUIPMENT: INCUBATOR. |
orooders. feeders. oats sprOuter. FODDER cut
ter; churn. separator. etc. Some fine breed !
ing hens, Justa Poultry Farm. on Wash |
1ngton, Baltimore boulevard between Berwyn |
and Beltsville. Phone Berwyn 95-J after |
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found nee
essary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv-
ice Column call Main 5000, Branch
lis.
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YOU DON'T BUY
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

stock teeth. why buy stock arch supports I
We make them to impression of your foot
FIT any shoe. Immediate comfort Foot
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AJAX
NASH

% Jordan Tour. .$65O.OO
% Jewett Coupe ...... $500
"a Essex Coach -. $4,000
"a Oakland Sedan. %. 5000
rs Dodge Type A Sc
dan, like new. o75.OO
"a Nash Advanced
Tour. ............. 5000
Hupp Sedan, run 10000
miles -. $1,000
"a Oakland Sport. ..... $500
Is other bargains. includ-
ing "a Olds. Sport,
only ............... 1850
"WALLACE"
NASH DISTRIBUTORS.
1909 l. St. Main 1912.
Bring Your Deposit"
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LIBERAL TERMS.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
STANLEY H. HORNER, Inc.
lois 18th st. Main 5S0U.
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DKAPERIES. high class. made to order by
the we'll known designer. $. GreenberR, con-
Elsting OF crotonnes. sunfast damaslxs. velours
ranging from $3.50 up per window: any
order OF considerable amount vii be given
forms OF one year or more. lie Paradis
Drspery Shop. 0ol H NV. Phone FIR. 1886