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New Britain herald., 1927-06-11
Lost amt Found

PURSE FOUND. lady's leather bill fold. Between Main and Walnut Sts. We'd nesday containing sum of money. Own CT may have same by identifying and paying for this ad, Call at 10 So High
New Britain herald., 1927-06-11
City Items

st. Joseph's Circus. Edson street grounds, 16, 17. lS, 20-advt.
 Captain and Mrs. Alfred H. Gris- wold with Mrs. Carrie Froeba and Mrs. Signe Johnson left this morn ing for Sewanee. Tennessee, where they will attend the graduation ex- ercises of the University of the South being held in that place. Hurlbuts A. Griswold. a student at the university. will accompany the local party on their return trip to this city.
 New Lunch Specials every noon and night at Crowell's s.-advt.
 Toasted Sandwiches. Packard Drug -advt.
 St. Joseph's circus. Edson Street grounds. June Is, IT. 1s, 20.-advt.
 Nash Suits s22.90 McCabe, Tel 454. -advt.
 St. Joseph's Circus, Edson street grounds, l6, l7, IS, 20-advt.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-11

coming boastful. temporarily for getting the achievements of other European and American pioneers and explorers, although l am not aware that Americans are tempted to yield in that direction.
 Tn behalf of Mir. Chamberlin and MT. Levine, in behalf of hundreds of Americans in Berlin. of millions of Americans at home. I thank the president. the government, the aero organizations and the German peo- pie from the bottom of my heart for the overwhelming magnitude and inexpressibly kind and cordial char acter of the reception so spontan- eously given to the trans Atlantic tliers"
New Britain herald., 1927-06-11
FRENCH PAPER FOR BOYCOTT
(Continued from First Page)

he gathered from this. he empha- sized that while he likes an oc- casional single glass Of beer when at home he does not drink at all
 When over here" he declared 'I just sip enough wine to be polite in drinking toasts, and when l take a glass of beer l stand on that. I don't want more. II makes me sleepy, and naturally, l want to stay with the party
 Gifts From Officials
 Levine voiced similar sentiments and then came the disclosure that the magnificent gold cigarette cases from Chancellor Marx and Foreign Minister Stresemann bearing the en- grayed autographs Of the statesmen are entirely useless except for sup plying friends Neither uses tobac- co in any form.
 T was reared q Methodist" Cham berlin explained, and l suppose am still a Methodist"
 Appreciate Presents
 Both however appreciate other gifts that have been showered on them. such as big bottles of orange ade, a wooden bas-reliet of Colonel master carver colossal wreaths of- lered by the Naval Pliers associa- ton, the German Pliers league and good friends at kottbus. but their highest prized presents are the sil- yer framed autographed portraits of President Won Hindenburg. Among practical and well-meant offerings are travelling photograph. medi- cine chest. hourglass, compasses and pills to prevent seasickness.
 The airmcn closed their fifth busy day on German soil with a gala din- ner and dance under the auspices of the American club last night. They sat down to dine with hun dreds of their fellow countrymen who had come nearly from all parts Of Germany for the occasion.
 Disarmament Talk
 In an address at this function, Ambassador Schurman expressed the gratitude of his country for the re- ception that had been accorded the fliers. and spoke in optimistic vein of the disarmament movement.
 "I say that in an era in which mankind now is entering. he de- clared, "a nation can no longer pro- tect itself by armaments, but that the surest and cheapest defense will be justice, good understanding and mutual respect. The new age calls loudly for disarmament, to which it behooves the nations to respond with alacrity. If that goal is unattainable today. reduction of ornaments sure ly is reasonable expectation. which would be a happy sequence to the Lindbergh and Chamberlin air flights.
 T am optimistic enough to expect next months Geneva conference will bring the adoption Of the first step in this policy which is advocated so courageously and so consistently by President Coolidge.
 "The enthusiastic welcome ex- tended to Clarence Chamberlln and Charles A. Levine by the German people" he said in another part of his speech, may well have swept us Americans off our feet and made us so proud of our young compatriots that we would be in danger Of be-
New Britain herald., 1927-06-11
[. A. [. GRADUATES
 CLASS 0F EIGHTY
Continued From First Page)
Naugatuch.

Naugatuch.
 In mechanical ngineering-Earle B. Eyre, Woodbury; Antonio A. Lon go, Danielson: Cecil B. Smith, Mid dletown. and Clinton T. Yards,ey, Hartford.
 In teaching of home economics Alma NJ. Adams. Seymour; Elizabeth NJ. Bartle, Lakeville; Dorothy H. Bray. Branford: Mildred M. Beckett, North Haven; Helen F. Brown. Plainfield: Gladys E. Burdick. Ster- ling: Barbara Case. Plainvlle; Anna V. Conlong, Waterbury: Dorothy R. Dudley. North Guilford: Mary D. Hughes. Thompsonville; Marion A. Mills West Haven: Doris J. Seger. Canton: Louis k. Skelley. New Brit ain; Ethel G. Thunberg. Hartford, and Charlotte Wooley. Naugatuck.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-11
BERLIN NEWS
(Continued from Page Seven)

home to their friends at 146 Hart street. New Britain. after June 20. The groom is in the employ of
 Holmes and Cole of East Berlin. Mrs. Hannah F7cischer. Mrs. Hanah Fleischer. wife of Charles Fleischer of kensington, died last night at the New Britain General hospital following long ill., ness She is well known in this com munity. having been a resident of the town for many years. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Mrs. Margaret Sheldon. Mrs. Margaret Sheldon. wife Of L.. G. Sheldon of Pennington avenue.
 Kensington. died last night at the i New Britain General hospital. She is survived by ono daughter. Eva
 Sheldon. Funeral arrangements are being cared for by B. C. Porter anc Sons of New Britain and are in complete.
 Petition For Cemetery Care The board of selectmen of the
 
 town of Berlin today received a peti-
 ton from the residents of Beckley,
 regarding the care of the old Beck
 ley cemetery which recently gained
 considerable notice when investiga-
 tions of residents Of that district found that the old burying ground , had been neglected for several years. the work of clearing the cemetery of |. brush and high grass having been left to the efforts of pupils Of the l Sheldon school.
 First steps in the appeal for town recognition of the need of care for ; the cemetery were taken by Miss
 Mary F. Griswold. superintendent of schools of the town of Berlin, who 1! decried the neglect Of the Beckley , cemetery. which contains the re- mains Of veterans of six wars and
 some Of the oldest headstones in the
 state of Connecticut. It Is the sec ! ond oldest burying ground In the state.
 Headed by l.. Rollin Beckley,
New Britain herald., 1927-06-11
NOW YOU ASK ONE
THE ANSWERS

Here are the answers to the Bible questions.
 l-Adonijah attempted to set himself up as successor 10 King David. q Kings i24-c5)
 2-Eeuben. forstborn of Israel, vas father of Hanoch, Palu, Hez- ron and Carmi. q Chronicles v:3)
 S-The Book of Psalms follows the Book Of Job.
 4-Scholars reckon the date of creation, as revealed in the Bible. at 4oQ4 B. C.
 5-Solomon Is quoted through out the Book of Proverbs
 6-A purple robe was put upon Christ after Pilate had scourged him. John xix 2)
 Paul was born Tn Tarsus Acts NXii:3)
 8-Joseph was the son of Jacob. fNlttheW i16)
 a-Moses smote the rock twice. Numbers Xx,lD
New Britain herald., 1927-06-11
Special Notice

The annual Memorial Day of Go, I, Veteran Corps, First Inf, C. \. G. will be held Sunday, June 12, The members will assemble at the Armory at g A. M. and are requested to bring flowers and help decorate the graves of our dead comrades. -Advt.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-11

The birthday party social held last evening at the St. Gabriel's Episcopal church was largely at- church were prettily decorated for the event. An entertainment pro- gram of several numbers was rend- cred. Refreshments were served at the end of the program.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-11
GIRL BREAKS RECORD

Paterson, N. j., June Il tR - Eleanor Egg, high school junior, yesterday broke the girls running broad jump worlds record. Her mark was 17 feet. : inches. which is six and one-half inches better than the mark of the record hold CT, Helen Filkey of Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Burial Lots, Monuments

BURIAL VAULTS-Concrete. steel re. tnforced: water proof. hermetically sealed. N. B. Vault Co. Tel. ,ss7o. NEW BRITAIN MONUMENTAL WORKS lo3 Oak St. Monuments of all eixes and descriptions Carving and letter cutting our speciaity.
 FARIETY-Of plants and flowers. Low priced. Come In and see them. John sons Greenhouse. 6l7 Church street. BOSTON FERNS-Very reasonable prices. Sandellis Greenhouse. 21S Oak St. Phone 2lSl-S. SELLING OUT of flower pots. Geranlums loc. to soc. Fuchsias, 20c. up. New Britain Greenhouse, cor. Oak and La Sale Sts. Tel. 33O7
New Britain herald., 1927-06-11
D0IBIE DIIY

\ .iered green georgette dress, smart for daytime wear, becomes tea-trock by addition of shoulder 7oner beads bracelets and dress rloyaA
Evening star., 1927-05-18

CHEVROLET CABRIOLET. 1927. demon
strator. fully equipped: Blue Ball crank
bumpers: run less than 5000 miles: new
trades Owens RS23 Ga ave
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SALESMAN

A man who believes he is
worth $1,000 per year and wants
a chance TO demonstrate it can
get an opportunity with a large
corporation. Permanent con-
nection. Opportunity for ad-
vancement. Selling experience
desirable but not necessary.
Call 2l0 Denrike Bldg. for an
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly understood
and agreed that all such matter
will be withheld, as far as pos
sible, by The Star. Only bona
fide answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in
care Of The Star will be delivered
to advertisers on presentation of
the boy number ticket.
Evening star., 1927-05-18
HELp--MALE Continued.

statesmen. WITH CAR. 70 SELL THE
LzAARGEST SELILlING ELL tl,,r PRoDgCT * ,r OF IT'S
SEE MR.. TUT. POTOMAC ELECTRIC
APPLIANCE CO. 14th & SITS. NV. BET.
Evening star., 1927-05-18
BOATS.

BOATS.
DAHLIAs FOR SALE. $500 PER DOZEN
RUNABoUT, IS IT,. double pIanked. 80
n p;h.: $JoO down. ba!anSe easy. otner
X st. s.w.
YACHT for sale. cheap. Mr.. Mays. 336
Indiana ave. NJ. l9e
Evening star., 1927-05-18
SPRING SPECTALTIES.

Hupmoble 9 Sedan good as new
will sacrifice.
Chrysier 60 Coach late &c. looks
hr7nd-new, IN excellent condition 81 ,050.00
Buick Master Six Coach. late 25. 10000
Paige Brougham; balloon tires: ex. -.
Hupmobile club Sedan: ball tires. 10000
Buick Master Tour; Winter inc; o
Jewett Brougham. "a good car. 1880
Hiiis fine SHAPE '9.o' .'o ~ 450oo
= late s model 90 ..it...11... ~ 375.OO
Wheel Wheel base 9'H .......l,..'.4' ~ ~ 375o0
Dodge Touring Car. high-hood os.o
Maxwell 4-pasa Coupe late .,. $4,000
Ford Touring 90: balloon tires .. 1880
Stpdebaker Special 8 Roadster, 1000
UNION STATION GARAGE,
81 Eve St. Ne. Frank. 1906. %.
HONEST VALUES.
REPosSEssED.
Oakland Sport Roadster, '26. perfect .sS25
Studebaker Tourings t2l '24. '26. $3.50. 300
Hupmo6ils Roadster, 20. ..,......... ;.g9
Overland s Coupe 5000 miles. ...... 500
Wllys knight Coupe, '25. ..........., 600
Willys-Knight Toqrn,ngg rs. .....'.. 500
TORREY MOTOR CO.,
2110 L st. NV. West 81.
= = kGantinuad on Next Page.lI
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FOR FARM AND GARDEN.

TOMATOES cabbage plants. pansies sweet
Williams. rhub1rb plants, Norway spruce.
privet plants #aFape vines. iris. pe0nies.
Alfred Ley, Boulevard Heights. Alabama and
ReulexaSd ave. aes Qxdaxa deliyered- La
Evening star., 1927-05-18

YOUNG MEN over 1S to take orders on
regular routes with manager: no experience
required: good pay steady work. See Mr.;
Logsdon before noon. Room 007. 1919 +
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN.
Builders controlling best homes in NV.
IarEs brokerage llstings. want salesman OF
experience and ability: must have car. CO.
operation and plenty Of prospects.
WAPLE & JAMES,
4T5a 1A.h g. wv
Evening star., 1927-05-18

HEIlp---MALE.

AUT0M0BTLE SALEsMEN--737 i've wire
men who are not afraid TO work TO sell the
new popular Hudson and Essex line; good
ders Motor Co, a2lS NJ st. NV.
BOYS to change and repair tires; hours, A
TO midnight must have motor cycle opeT-
atorA permit. Call Carl. Inc. 623 H ST. y "
CLERK-Young man with electric and radio
experience. give names OF former employers
for reference, Address Box 411-N, Star
Office.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.


PApERHANGTNG and, painting-R m
scraped. pointed up and papersd, $40; latest
patterns used, including polycnron1e: estimates
shansler. 1919 Sth st. NV. Phone Main 9293.
PAPERHANGTNG. WHOLE HOUSE. 500: 5
ing nolychrome. Spring prices: Ad. 2a26.
PIANO TUNING, So. We specialize in zen
eral piano repairs and rebuilding, Get our
se6aefier Co. GA st 81 i ne. ne Line. 1857.
PLASTER1NG, hrst-class. neatly finished:
all kinds OF cement Nao work. no Job too fsr or
PUBLIC. ACCOUNTING and auditins-7Small
sets OF books kept. Tax returns and ipan'
Rox sssr ONCE PROMPT sgfsee
REFRIGERAToRS REARED as, good as
N. Isis: 803 9th St: NV. Main 1910.
REFRIGERAToR REPAIRING - Refining
sonable: Main 6475. $. Rose. 6l6 + st. W.
ROOF REPAIRING. painting. Enttering,
shouting; reasonable price Col; 1917 day
ROOFING. GUTTERING. ROOF PAINTING:
pr0ulpt service work guaranteed prices rea-
sonabe. $. Rosel 616 F St NV. N. 6375.
ROOFING. roof painting. repairing. gutter.
wstns Va fnd 'P2aiRRf FranRn '@%RaFo @s4o my prices
ROOMS pAPERED So up. latest patterns;
quick service. b Temple & Co. Sll y st.
sWs CdlI MAIN o55C ~ -
SLIP COVERS-Reduced prices tins week
only wide selection fabrics and colors: free
estimates: with call with samples Call Main
4DO2 Oh"
WINDOW SHADES at factory prices. tKirsh
rods and Hartshorn rQllers.l The Shade Fac
tory. 100 4th st. Main l042S.
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES - Good
quality opaque shades fitted TO your win
dows Csc: the best quality OF opaque sh AIDES,
St15; hung free. We will call with samples.
Kleeblatt. 1th and q sts. e. Line. $40:
WINDOW. SHADES made to order; limo
aud floors Thompson Bros, furniture.
stoves. floor coverings. 1920 Good Hope rd.,
Anacostia. D. G. Phone Line. 556.
WINDOW SHADES. screens e. metal weather
strips viii call with samples. j. NJ. Butler
& Son 2n2l Nichnls ave. g LING. 10lG2.
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LIVE sTOCK AND CATTLE.

FOR sALE-Standard bred hunter age 10
years: wonderful disposition spirited bride
wise; price. 5000 cash; saddle and bride
Union St. Alex. Va. Phone Alex. 100 or
HORSE FOR SALE--3 years old, broken 10
light work and good saddler Apply 1907
Minnesota ave. sc.
HOG, DUROC BOAR registered iust old
enough for service smaller pigs OF all axes
all registered Durocs
MORTON j. LUCHs' FARMS,
VIM W. Kirby. Mgr
Bethesda 214-J. Rockville. Nd
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HELP-DOMESTIC (Cont'd).

GIRL wanted for general housework. in
family Of 2; light laundry. stay nights
references required. Call Woodside 40.
GENERAL HOUSEwORKER-Two in fam
lily; references Apply 3l3 Rosemary. ST.
Chevy Chase. Nd. " 10"
PLAIN COOK, good. Apply 3217 Macomb
At. Tel. Cleve. 0b6. b6.---.----------1 10.
WHITE WOMAN. middle aged. TO do house
work for family of three in country. Write
r. NJ. Beall. Silver Spring. Md,
WOMAN white for cook. general house
work, outside city. Address A. B. Wckes,
Mt. Vernon. Va. l0.
WOMAN, colored. settled general house
work; two in family; only those living sw.
need apnly. Address Box 350-V. Star Office.
49,
reliable for general housework:
stay nights, have references CleFe. :o3o.
Evening star., 1927-05-18
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION

Civil Service Examinations.
Meu and women Begin this week. Patent
Once. salary ST. 500. special course for
Junior and senior stenosraphy and typewi1t-
ing exams in June: dictation every day and
every night. The Civil Service Preparatory
School. sc. coz 18th and NV. FRI 1880 e
Evening star., 1927-05-18

DODGE SEDAN-Latest model; new car
slightly used low, mileage; DuCo blue FIN
ers front and rear. several other. extras
Party taking M just the unpaid notes.
1914: IL months to pay for 1t. Trade
your car in. Pecks Garage. 2i2l 18th ST.
u " AIwavs nrnerl l0e
Evening star., 1927-05-18
N. 1a25--EXtras; Sls5

ORD TUDOR SEDAN. 1994-Dand7 con.
ton: a bargain at $3.50: terms. Owens
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HELP--NIA1E AMI FEMALE

BOOKKEEPER. lady or gentleman single,
for country store; state salary expected. with
board. G. D. Faller. Midland. Va.
GOOD QUARTERS 10 experienced janitor
and wife for services In apt. house. Pot.
H0o6
Evening star., 1927-05-18

CHEVROLET. SEDAN. demonstration. 1925
fully equipped: many special extras. S625:
terms Owens 6323 Ga. ave
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1lle 14th St NV.

hLAL EeI II A1I1o1a -
Two men TO sell new homes. experience
preferred but not essential. real oppor;
3unity 10 become associated with a well
known builder Reply fully. stating your
past selling experience, If any. and other m
formation about your business history. Auto
mobile required. Address Box 4ob-F. star
Evening star., 1927-05-18
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBH,ES-

AUBURN COUPE 1922. Run less than 90
thousand miles Red Seal Continental motor
This, car is in fine condition Price. S475:
Sl00 cash: $50 monthly. Only requires
Tel West Ola or CT 1858 Owner.
Evening star., 1927-05-18
Dogs. PETS. ETC.


-Old.fashioned bulldog one 90
two years old; must be house broken watch
dog, but gentle with children. Address Box
371.v, Star ONCE. 1s'
bes9ties Bargains m M al SO and si5 OsT sehmds i
Bird Store. 7f2 18th NV.
LLEWELLYN SETTER PUPPIES. regis
tered, months old: fine stock. l400 Law
renee ne. tBrooklandl. Phone North 3l3
BOSTON BULL. 0 months old. sired by
Meyers Pippin; dark brindle; beautifully
marked: an excellent pet. Cleveland 4s04.
CANARIES. fire singers. male and female;
reasonable. 500 Webster st. NV: Soldiers
Home car.
POLICE PUPS for sale . months old. Cali
after 5 nm. 1l49 LIST st. NV.
PEKINGESE PUPPIES. all black; wonder
ful pedigree. Cleye. 2689. -
PERSIAN KITTENS.
Lovely white pedjgrsed stock; reasonable
POULTRY AND EGGS.
BABY CHICKS Rocks aud Reds, eggs for
Phone me Clarendon I@5i ii; T. H. D1l.s,On. d
13 LAYING Leghorn hens and l rooster for
sale Y24. Mary Rollins. 81 Bruce st. Sc,
BARRED ROCK and r. / Red cocSerels ami
X st. NV. West 6s8 or Kensington 1O0F.I
-
RADIO SERVICE AND REPAIRS.
RADIO SETS. REPAIRED BY expert radio
repair men who know their business and do
Radio Sales Service, o20 I4th st NV
Phone Main 1127.
RADIO service aud repairing: aeriaIs: PhiIco
4. eliminators installed, $50: lowest rates
locate trouble and do not experiment Ken
nedy's. 134O 14th. N. Sl05: Adams 295.
Evening star., 1927-05-18

CHEVROLET CABROLET demonstrator has
been slightly used will sacrifice for quick
sale. Call Mr.. Fisher. Potomac 5S66-W after
Evening star., 1927-05-18

FORD FORDOR SEDAN. 1p23--A dandy
car for only SI35 extras: terms arranged
Owens G3o3 Ga ave
Evening star., 1927-05-18

CHEVROLET LANDAU SEDAN. 1877
Fully equipped: S595 If sold at once; 5000
cash. bal. monthly. Adams 3672. 19s
Evening star., 1927-05-18

PAPERHANGTNG and painting--R m
scraped. pointed up and papersd, SO; latest
patterns used including polychrou1e: estimates
cheerfuly given; all work guaranteed. J.
Shansler, 1919 Sth ST. NV. Phone Main 9293
Evening star., 1927-05-18

PAPERTNG. PAINT1NG--Rooms scraped
wiring and hot-water heating at very mod
crate prices: all work guaranteed against in
ferlor workmanship and materials. We use
Dutch Boy lead and pure linseed oil only,
mixing paints on premises so ingredients may
be seen. All paperhanging guaranteed Tin
cern. Established 1910. and we employ local
men only. Careful. competent workmen.
All orders receive immediate attention; ref
terms free estimate. Philadelphia Decorat-
ing. Co.. Inc. 2423 18th st. NV, Adams
1857 Open evenings.
Evening star., 1927-05-18

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
= s : :, :,

CLEANING AND REPAIRING STORE for
sale at once: cheap 1017A st. NV.
IF YOU
NEED MONEY
AND OWN A BUSINESS
SEE US.
CAPITAL ADJUSTING & FINANCE CO..
Suite 00S. Dist. Natl Bank Bldg.
CORNER STORE AND
APARTMENT
for rent with double garage, in strictly
residential zone surrounded by apartment
houses. best location in city for drug store,
delicatessen or high class meat market: will
rent store separate tn responsible party. Call
North l040l. 10 am, to l; Col. 1437 g TO
4 pm. lDs
Evening star., 1927-05-18

C0LoRED MAN wanted to wash and polish
cars and make himself useful around garage.
must have permit and furnish references
Address Box 35T-V Star office.
Evening star., 1927-05-18
CAB DRIVERS.
~ - - ~ 4 AslNt-s
Elk Cab 2349 9th St NV. y

Xix Ia0. Z549 9th 81. n
SALESMAN WANTED.
A live organization enlareine its present
sales force desires the services Of more
This Office is associated with q prominent
nv Section. where houses are selling. We
also specialize IN the sale Of new properties
elsewhere and have many clients for the
immediate purchase OF homes
Fun cooperation Will be given to all who
I. R. KELLY & CO.,
Main 4ef2. 9l2 18th st. NV
A HTGH-GRADE MAN CAN
FIND HIS OPPORTUNITY IN
THE LEASING DEPART
MENT OF A LARGE REAL
ESTATE ORGANIZATION,
BUT HE MUST BE HIGH
GRADE. ADDRESS BOX
328-V, STAR OFFICE.
YOUNG NAN, about 25 years
old, with some knowledge OF
bookkeeping and experience in
cashiers duties, TO assist in Of
fee of large retail furniture
house; fine opportunity for a
hustler. State age, experience
and salary expected. Address
Box 449-V, Star Office.
ITNOLEUM and carpet layer
must be experienced; a mar
with machine preferred. Apply
superintendent, the Palais Roy
s4 e st. and llth. .------.-------
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-10-25
We Build from YOUR PLANS
SEE THIS ONE
TWO-STORY STUCCO WITH TILE ROOF
SINGLE GARAGE

SINGLE GARAGE
First floor living solarium dining room,
kitchen, large breakfast room, avatory, boiler
room.
Second floor, three bedrooms and bath. This
location is ideal and the lot 90x100.
Price $4,000. Financed to suit.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-30
GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO, Aug. % P)-All grain
plunged downward today to much
lower level of prices. Big arrivals OF
wheat in Minneapolis, together Win
reports of rapid harvesting botn IN
Canada and Europe and general
tendency to enlarge estimates OF Che
Canadian yield, led to heavy selling
and to shakiness that spread to other
cereals. There was also drop IN ex-
port demand for wheat from North
America.
Wheat closed weak, 31s cents net
lower; corn 29s cents to 3A cents OIL
oats 11a to "a cents down ana pro-
visions varying from cents decline 10
a rise of 10 cents.
With receipts of wheat at Mime
apolis today totaling 1,177 cars, and
with advices at hand telling OF IN
creased promise of a large Canaolan
crop, spectators here were quick 10
back away from offerings based on
news of improved weather in Europe
and weak market abroad Faced by
lack Of buying support, discouraged
holdovers of future delivery wheat con-
tracts became urgent sellers, price rail-
les failing to amount to much at any
time, and the market dropped to the
lowest point reached for a number OF
weeks past.
One of the chief handicaps to
friends of higher prices for wheat was
q report from a leading crop expert
who has just returned to Chicago after
tour of the prairie provinces OF