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PEERLESS.
Your Opportunity.
Buy With Confidence.

1927 Peerless sedan -. 81 ,4o5
1926 Peerless sedan ..... 1925
1926 Nash 2-door sedan. 700
1925 Chevrolet coupe -. $50
1926 Peerless sport tour. 1850
1925 Peerless u sedan. :. 1913
1924 Buick 7-pass. sedan 395
1928 Hupp roadster 49,. 285
1925 Peerless o. phaeton. 1860
1926 Wilis-St Claire c'pe 9o5
1924 Studebaker sedan 3o5
1924 Peerless 4-pass tour SIS
Peerless model 90 sedan. 995
1928 Packard 7-pass tour 795
1924 Buick master %
sedan ,...... 795
1926 Hupp sedan ..... $50
1926 Oakland sedan. $50
1924 Durant sedan $3.50. 1876
1924 Lincoln sedan -. 1850
1924 Peerless S-pass. che 675
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1920 l4th. l7ll 18th
WARDMAN
THE CARS
LIS TED Low AR L
MERELY TO SHOW YOU A
PARTIAL LIST OF WHAT
WE HAVE IN STOCK WE
ONLY ASK THAT YOU SEE
THESE CARS. TAKE A
DE Nj O N STRATION THEN
COMPARE THE PRICES.
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sos F. CAPITOL. ST--FIRsr FLOOR, FOTR
/ large rooms. bath. electricity conttnuous hos
water nice yard Apply Saturday and sun
day only. I0s
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HUDSON BRoUGHAM 1926; new Duco and
mon Used Car Dept. 1905 14th st. NV.
North rEES
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HUDSON BRO JGHAM, 1927; fully equipped
perfect condtio2; priced right. Call Mr..
Thonasz Col
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aUpSoN SUPER-s1X BRoUGHAM: traded
IN oy careful owner: the original fnisb
auonks IKE new and the upholstery shows 70
S s,,an OF wear; the mechanical condition viii
i nieet the approval of the most criticql
buyer; the equipment is very eomnlste- This
~ one o. our special values $3.50, Lam
. perL- hudson Motors Co. 1722 /. IT.. west Of
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NEAR SOLDIERS HOME--THRFF ROOMS
irst floor Of house. nicely furnished, plano
etc. ,coupie only. Call Columbia 54S2-J
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SIONELEIGH COURT.
CONNECTICUT AVE. CORNER L ST.
For Subrental.
Two rooms and bath. $50 per month.
six rooms and bath. $3.50 per month.
Can be rented furnished If desired. Apply
offfeg
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MT, PLEASANT 1871 KILBOURNE PTs--
LIVING room bedroom. kitchen bath. gas
cleo. continuous hot water. Col. IITS-W.
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HOTEL LOGAN.

IIOI Ell LOGAN.
18th AND IOWA CIRCLE.
single rooms without bath. 81 so aud So 90
single rooms with bath .... 81 90 10 81 90
GiHb Breakfast. Luncheon. Soc. Dinner 81
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY RATES
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APARTMENTS-FUR. & UNFUR.

MERIDIAN HILL APARTMENTS AND
studios. Something different. unusual and
artistic; must be seen to be appreciated: :
and Z room apartments: all latest improve
nents FURNISHED or unfurnished. 1888 18th
St, near Euclid.
NEAR SHELLEY HOSPITAL, NORTH CAPT.
tot and M--Conyeuiently and attractively
located; modern apartments. Reduced 70
$40 Potomac 4596.
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room with Murphy basl Eifchen-dipefts
bath. exauisitely furnished: new building
SiH5 Phone Adams $500
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: : g y w ENGINES WELDED N THE CAR
gss.ao And -. Frozen engine heads aX
$3.50. weldit Co. 51e Isl ' NV
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We are offering the cars listed
below at prices that will move
4 1, 49,. - z4,oa
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s,.ss; ! VS. y. 1-PASS. ToURING-Mechanica
soss1uo an every respect: new tires Can I've
"a ga q : very low price. Howard Motor Co
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Your Car in Trade.

Your Car in Trade.
PEERLESS MOTORS CO,
Factory Branch.
l4th and P SITS. Main $3.50
Also
722 18th St. NV. Frank. 633
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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Cold Seal Used Cars
Cost No More Than
Ordinary Used Cars.

1873 l1upp j curing ..... SZZ0
sss cash sis month. 10 months.
1928 Oakland Sedan ... Z95
s113 cash: SIS month. 12 months.
1924 Iupp Touring. 295
S1I3 cash. SIS month. IL months.
1925 Ford Sedan ..... 295
SiI3 cash. Sfs month IL months.
1926 Dodge Roadster 80. o95
1915 cash: Sal month, IL months
1924 Dodge Sedan. $500. 495
sIss cash: $40 month. l2 months
1924 Hupp Club Sedan $50
s224 cash: S32 month. ~ months
1923 Dodge Sedan ...... 29o
S113 cash; SIS month. IL months.
1920 Nelie Coupe. 1900. 95O
1874 cash: $50 month. - months.
1925 Olds Sport Touring. SIS
s1al cash: $40 month IL months
1926 IIupp 8 Touring -. 1850
s40s cash So month. liz months
1924 Rollin Sedan ...... Dos
sI13 cash: SIS month, ~ months
1926 Hupp 5 Sport Rdstr. l,2o5
4 cash balance IL months.
1922 Hupp Touring lbs
$40 cash $3.50 month. G months.
1926 Hupp Six Sedan. 49,. OPS
1870 cash; So month, 12 months
1924 Nash Sedan ..... SIS
s22s cash; S34 month IL months.
1927 Dodge Sedan. ..,. $50
1897 cash $50 month, IL months.
1924 Chevrolet Sedan. 49,. l5C
500 cash: SO month. months
|. STERRETT & FLEMING. Inc.
Home Of the Gold Seal Cars.
Champlain st. at Kalorama Rd.
Col. $3.50.
Open Evenings and Sundays
EMERSON & ORME,
BUICK DEALERS"
OFFER
the following cars. which are
dollar for dollar value. Prices
and terms that make it easy to
buy.
Buick 1926 Master Two-door
Sedan.
Buick 1925 Master Two-door
Sedan
Buick 1924 4-pass. 6-cyl. Coupe.
Buick 1924 s-pass. 6-cyl. Tour.
Studebaker 1924 Special Tour.
Studebaker 1924 Big 8 Sedan.
Hudson 1924 Coach.
Dodge 1925 a Sedan.
Dodge 1924 B Sedan.
Ford 1924 Tudor Sedan.
Haynes late model 5-pass Sedan.
EMERSON & ORME.
1920 M St. NV.
FIR. $500
Open Evenings and Sundays.
WORTH-W WHILE
USED CARS
On the 6. NJ. A. c time
payment plan.
Used Car Corner.
10th and You SITS.
The Washington Cadillac
Company,
Frank. 1901. Open Evenings
| 1926 CHRYSLER 80 COUPE
4-passenger This car is fully equipped and
| cannot be told from new; IL offered al a
saving Of 81 600
Franklin Motor Car Co,
1917 Conn. Ave
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Continued on Next PaKtl
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= eh - late 1924 touringe. guaranteed
~ W IA No. mechanical cnndition
,ife Sat top and upholstery fine: rare bsrbain
- ssV each during our I0-day sale. tarr1,s
a asaan $3.50, no N. Y. ave. Open evenings
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HUPMOBILE 1890 6-CYL. 5-PAss. SEDAN
Many extras: paint and mechanical condi-
ton perfect: will take smaller car in trade :;
terms Cali Col 14IO-W.
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s s y SisR COUPE. rs; the best model ~ f6fs
s 49, mat we. have had this season nersaos
Ss1r VS. esondition. Howard Motor Co. asa
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= FRONT ROOMS AND BATH. LIST FLOOR,
completely turn. for Ink; . pOrches. piano.
brass bed. electricity, gas; S45 32- eth Sc
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roe SALE--AUTOMOBILEs.
ppTCE |TTT'

We are offering the cars listed
below at prices that will move
them at once.
1926 Ford Sedan .,... $500
1925 Ford Coupe ....... 200
1925 Hupp Sedan ....... 65O
1925 Hupp Touring ....... $50
1926 Hupp %" Sedan. 80. $50
1926 Buick Sedan ....... 900
MILESTONE'S,
Sc. Corner 14th & w SITS. NV.
SPECIAL.
AN UNPRECEDENTED
OPPORTUNITY TO THE
ONE WHO WANTS AUTO
MOTIVE TRANSPORTATION
1926 Chrysler Sedan.
1926 Chrysler Coach.
1926 Dodge Sedan.
1926 Buick Sedan.
1925 Buick Coach.
1924 Buick Sedan.
1926 REQ Sedan.
1926 REQ Coupe.
1925 REQ Brougham
1925 Studebaker Sp. Brougham.
1925 Ford Coupe.
1924 Ford Sedan.
1924 Peerless Touring.
1924 Velie Touring, late; new
tires.
1923 tearns-knight.
1923 Dodge Taxi.
SIS TO $500
Will buy a standard make car
in the following. Many repaint-
ed: new tires.
ESSEX,
IExPEs sHHbSk
And well arrange
easy terms.
Also
REQ Speed Wagons and other
late model makes Of trucks.
Open Evenings.
Sundays Until 5 PM.
THE TREW
MOTOR CO.
1909 18th NV
Main 4l73.
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TABLE BOARD.
WHERE TO STOP

2003 COLUMBIA RD.-Fopr-course dinner:
attractive dining room: cuisine and service
unexcelled. Potomac 295 o.
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~ ~, COUPE. 1925 new tires: looks
rms. Gail iIAs po rev price reasonable: easy
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FORDS FORDS FORDS
1926 Tudor sedans ehUice OF d. .S213.UU up
other sedans ..s.-.. ..... 5000 Up
fordor seuans. chUice Of 4. $4,000 40
Coupes some with balloon tires
all models all prices: some is
tow as 49, .......... 5000
1895 runsb bout. red disc wheels
bumper aud oumpeIette, several
other extras. a real bargain:
other runaoouts from $500 1890 up
TOurings. 1926 models ... @5U.UU
Other tourings. choice OF I5 from 5000 up
Trucks anu light deliveries, open
and closed and dump BODIES
some with rebuilt motors. $50. 70 90 40
Some Of the above CARS can be bought tor
as low as SIS cash. balance. 50 Der week
OPEN SUNDAYS. 10 An. 40 J pm.
Used Car Department open Every Das
Until 80 Pm
Steuart Motor Company,
1sl 18th ST. NE. Lincoln b&U0.
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22g b ST NE--ENTIRE FLOOR: EVERY
convenience piano. NictrOla. sleeping porch
Laundry facilities, park front 20 6 persons
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HUPMoBILE s COUPE. 1925: mechanical
condition perfect and appearance excellent.
Has brand-new seat covers and complete
equipment Just the car for the small fam
lily or business or professional man who
wants high transportation. Less than
half original price. Terms. Investment
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l402 / ST. NW.--BACHELOR APT. ONE
large room. private bath: ianitress service .
reasonable rent; gentlemen only.
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HUDSON T-PASS. SEDAN, 1873 being over
hauled; sacrifice $500. Main 9l75. los
HUPMOBILE 4-pass. coupe. 1924 excellent
condition: $500: terms. Frank. $50. ll26
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COUPE, 1e24--Just oyerna1Ie,3 +.
613 B st. ne 1aSieu :
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ETPP G SEDAN. 1926 almost like new
you must see il TO realize its wonderful
value at $3.50. must sell, terms can be ar
ranged. Franklin 633
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HUDSON--ESSEX.
ASSURE

ASSURE
Yourself of high quality and low
prices by dealing with Lambert
Hudson Motors Co.
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iflt 18th ST. N.W-THREE ROOMS AND
Kitchen. parlor floor. completely furniehed
fof Housekeeping, gas range cleo. " h
rent. sou mo naEaoLe senll -mnnlhlv.
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Jordan SPORT ROADSTER new Due0
and tires completely rsconditioned The
sportiest little car in town viii sell very
reasonably for quick sale. 1905 14th ST.
NV. North 1855.
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646 PARK RD-2 ROOMS KITCHEN
bath, End door; adults; reasonable gas
electricity furnished.
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DIS NV. CLAIBORNE. APT. 43-TWO
nicely fur front rooms with private family.
phone: all c0nveniences; central $40. 1Os
- ST. NE-N1CELY FURNISHED; 3
rooms kitehenette heated; sac 50. North
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BACHELOR APARTMENT: UP-T0-DATE:
rooms, bath; maid service. twin beds.
N9n mo .all Parma ave n "
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RENT ROOMs-FURNIsHED.
Continued.

$40 G ST N --4 clean. newly papered
rooms. single or furnished with 2 beds. 10'
THE IOWA, 18th and o Sts--Attractife
room End floor next bath. Apt, "a
1911 ST NW.-Nicely furnished single
room second floor S14. electricity
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1912 KE&YO$-3 LARGE ROOMS KTTy r.
en-. bath, ami. attractively furnished
newly decorated convenient to cars. bus
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DELIGHTFUL 4-RO0M- BATH APT IL
windows; excellent furniture, adults. 1909
Kenyon St NV.
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ApARTMENTs-ruRNIsnEp


conn. AyE.---LARSE BEDROOM. LIVING
room with Murphy bel Sitchen-dinetts
bath exauisitely furnished: new building
Sll5 Phone Adams 9S06.
TWO GIRLS OR YOUNG COUPLE no
share well furnished apt IN downtown Sec
ksOn with young married couple. Address
81 9TH ST, N.E.--3 BEAUTIFUL ROOMS
elegantly and completely furnished for house.
ssceeniaE cleo. porches; reasonable. Line.
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME-THREE ROOMS
RrSt moor 81 house. nicely furnished. piano
els s5ls- S9gnlie only CAL Columbia s4ss-5
sos f. CAPITOL ST4-FIRsT FLOOR FOITR
large rooms. bath electricity conttnuous hof
ater lace yard Apply Saturday and sun
350s l6th, ST N-w--0SE ROOM. GLASS.
lneioseq sleeping porch. kitchenetts bath.
! attractive Furnishings; southern exposure
l4lt 18th ST Nw-THREE ROOMS AND
fof housekeeping. gas range slec h " h +,
/. rent, Sa1 mo payable semi-mouthiy.
1912 KESYOS--3 LARGE ROOMS KTTC r.
en-. bath ami. attractively furnished
newly decorated. conveuient to cars BIS
| Col Q1l9.
1917 FAIRMONT ST N-W.-T RO0N
ashed sSo and po 6Sht, YpqePP sssffy t
SPECIAL - BED LIVING ROOM 20
II So large kitchen. priv. bath: clean.
must see 90 appreciate. Ivy De Sales.
IDEAL SUMNER APT. SPACIOUS FLOOR:
= e.. & b.. glsssed sleep. porch. clean
qstiet hOmehke: beautifully fur: best con,
| diti1n: garage 1888 Cue.
DELIGHTFUL 4-ROOM. BATH APT. I3
| windows; excellent furniture, adults. 1909
| KENYON g. NV.
i646 PARK RID ROOMS. KITCHEN
/ bath. End AoOr adults. reasonable gas
electricity furnished.
229 b ST. NE--ENTIRE FLOOR: EVERY
convenience; piano Nictrola, sleeping porch.
Laundry facilities; park front. 10 6 persons
10s
BACHELOR APARTMENT: UP-TO-DAIF.
| rooms, bath; maid service. twin beds:
| sou mo. 25ll Penna ave. NV.
1901 y ST. NV RMS. KIT G BATH
| $40. lFJ0 New Hampshire ave. NV. l.
i. < b. apts.
l402 L ST. NV BACHELOR APT. ONE
large room private bath: ianitress service
reasonable rent gentlemen only.
| SIS II NV. CLAIBORNE APT. 43-TW o
nicely fuT. front rooms. with private family
phone: an c0nveniences, central $40. To-
~ ~ ~ r1srs u
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

CULTURED LADY desires room and board in
refned private family: detached home south
or west exposure; vicinity Cathedral Heights
Please state full particulars. Address Box
4O6-z. star office. 10s
GENTLEMAN, middle age, desires room ans
board; give particulars. Franklin 414T-W
after 9 80 pm
Evening star., 1927-10-23
LITTLE SEASON" OPENS
FOR LONDON SOCIETY

Correspondents Of the Associated Press.
IONDON.-London's little season"
has opened. The little season. is
society's secondary period of activity.
the primary one being in May, June
and July.
The return Of the King and Queen
from Balmoral Castle TO Buckingham
Palace was the signal for the opening
Of the season.
The little season" is the particular
period of surprise parties. 1t is like
wise the occasion for the wedding of
debutantes OF the Summer season.
Among the weddings will be those
of Lord Nunburnholme and Lady
Mary Thyme. youngest daughter of
the Marquis Of Bath: Lord Brownlow
and Miss Kitty Kinloch; Richard
Girouard, only son of Sir Edouard
GRouard, and Lady Blanche Beres-
e8fas
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Bows Ape. School
Suits. S9.75

w ell tailored English
sack coat, mannish vest and
lined knickers. Tailored of
Serviceable mixtures. Sizes
7 to 10 years.
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Ape. Corduroy Suits
S0.75

3-button, single-breasted
coat, khaki lined. Vest, 2
pairs golf knickers. Wide
vale corduroy. Sizes 8to II.
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For Children B to II

&C 1Q-Festive Question
Clowns, Felix
cats. kings jester, Pierrette.
Spanish Girl, Spanish Boy
and Umbrella Girl.
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ADULTS Costumes

S3. 7S-And colorfuI
~ compromising
of the Peasant Girl, Uncle
Sam. Wooden Soldier and
Negro Dude.
Also a Beautiful Display
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A rich, Ii eavy quality.
New colors, including mall
aga red, pineneedle, crane
gray, claret red, navy blue,
jungle green, Mother Goose.
brown, palmetto, Pompei
and black. 40 inches.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
LOCAL STOCK 'CHANGE HISTORY
ISVALUED RECORD OF THE BODY
Volume Published in 1900 Contains Speech
by G. H. B. White-Model for Future
Speakers of Organization.

and successful citizens, should rank
with the most honored in the country
and it is not doubted that its future
history win show such a record
THE local stocks of our magnificent,
prosperous and rapidly growing city
are second to none of even the great
commercial centers, and it is crafty
ing that an organization has at last
| been effected where their true value
may be rated, to the fraction OF
cent. and become, through published
statements, known to all at home ana
abroad.
Gentlemen, the organization de-
mauds YOUR most careful attention,
YOUR most earnest devotion to its in
terests. your most jealous efforts for
it's welfare. and it Is believed that it
will possess all these elements of
success. so that honor and fair dealing
shall be its watchwords and prosperity
and perpetuity it's reward.
THE exchange will now proceed TO
business. :"
Has Lived; Is Living.
And in the 4G years the exchange
has lived, at times existed, and is to-
day probably more prosperous than
at any time during its career
Securities on the trading list have
increased many fold, including the
numerous issues Of public utilities
shares and the numerous issues of
bank stocks, savings banks, national
banks and trust companies.
If it were possible for President
White to drop in on change tomor-
row he would no doubt comment upon
the large number of young men, com
paratively. in attendance, and would
no doubt be pleased to see representa-.
tives of many of the leading banks
prominent in the trading; he would be
satisfied with the volume of trading
and would find his greatest pleasure
in the National Metropolitan Bank,
where his able son, George w. White,
is the honored president.
A Splendid Epitaph.
The publishers of the Stock Ex-
change History of 1900" turn aside
from their chronicles of business to
pay this tribute to the first president
Of that body.
George II. B. White died February
"a. 1899. while cashier of the Ma.
tional Metropolitan Bank, in his forty
first year of service a citizen of un-
sullied honor, q sagacious adviser and
faithful bank officer and friend"
Ito be Continued)
Evening star., 1927-05-01
BUSINESS OUTLOOK GOOD.

NEW YORK, April 80 LtP).-The rec
ord Of business in the quarter just
ended indicates that industrial activity
viii he above normal for the balance
or the year. but somewhat less than
i'm 1926. says "A review by Dominick &
Dominick, investment bankers Dom.
3rant features og The situation were
sal 10 be the very gradual decline IN
cummsditv prices, which has been in
progress for the last two years. con
3iuuatiou Of high wages and easy
Cgedil conditions
Evening star., 1927-05-01
EXECUTIVE

with broad business experience. Including
organization. financing. sales, accounting ansj
purchasing, Alert and hard worker. Bes
Evening star., 1927-05-01
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. April 30 OP).-Rye.
firm; No. . Western, 1.21 fob New
York and 1874 elf export Barley
easier: mailing. 96i2a9Si2 elf. New
York. Wheat spot irregular No. !
dark Northern Spring elf New York
lake and rail, 15S, No hard Winter
fob. New York lake and rail. 1.541s,
No . mixed durum do. nominal; No.
Manitoba. lake and rail, to arrive
1914 ia bond. Corn spot, steady: No
yellow. elf. track New York all
rail, $685. No. yellow, do, S6ls. oats
spot. ste2dy; No. 2 white, 54i2. Other
articles unchanged
Evening star., 1927-05-01
DRY GOODS ACTIVE.

NEW YORK. April 80 GP).-Denims
for July-August deliveries were re
ported sold up and withdrawn at the
opening of the markets Sales OF
gray cloths last week were estimated
as high as 100000 pieces, Gray goods
markets ruled steady. Raw silk held
fairly steady Silk printed novelties
sold well and some of the light sheer
crepes were active. Wool goods are
beginning to sell a little more freely
for all
Evening star., 1927-05-01

Falconry is still 2 popular pasume
in China. , s.s.sez Ii .s
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BUTTER DECLINES

CHICAGO, April 30 0p).-Liberal
offerings Of butter today resulted in q
sharp decline on most all grades. At
the decline The market was slightly
Steadier, bat the undertone was nerv-
GUS and unsettled Buyers We're still
operating cautiously, preferring to
test out the situation at the new price
level before purchasing future require.
ments. The centralized car market
was about steady at the decline, with
trade slow and offerings fairly liberal
Fresh. 81 score, 4l52a42: 92 score. Al;
80 score, 4012; 50 score, 49, So score,
3Tiz ST score, 81. Centralized, 90
score. 411.; 80 score, asa IS score. 3S.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
Money to Loan

Prevailing interest and commission.
Joseph |. Weller ais. asS Wash s:s L ,TTs' n
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-06-17
A COODLY TAG DAY SUM
FOR FLOOD SUFFERERS

Ely folks opened their hearts ano
purses on Saturday to help the des-
titute women with children and
other unfortunates in care OF the
Volunteers of America by contribut-
ing the sum of $149.63- to that
worthy cause. Every one connected
with the affair was deeply grateful
to all who in any way helped make
the day successful.
A statement issued by the organi-
zation's representative says: To
the city officials, the newspaper, The
merchants who furnished the incen-
tive for the children's efforts as well
as to Mrs. w. E. Trezona's capable
leadership full credit should be
given; neither must the public's
generosity in patronizing the youth
full workers be omitted. From early
in the morning until late in the af-
ternoon each of the girls and boys
played the merry game of "com-
petition" for the prizes and movie
tickets and at the close of the "con-
test" it, was found that Mildred
Carlson was entitled to the first
prize, having collected $13.55. The
second was won by Robert Moonan
who had $3.50; Emmy Larson had
$7.48 and received third. The
fourth was won by Anna Celesnik
who had $7.25. The other children
were made happy with the movie
passes.
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WILDERNESS
FISHING CAMP
WILDERNESS OUTFIT Frs
OPEN A FISHING CAMP ON
Eastwood LAKE - IR s T
PARTY TO ARRIVE SATUR-
DAY.

While the Wilderness Fishing
Camp on Eastwood Lake has not
been fully completed, guests will be
accepted after Saturday. In the
meantime the work of making this
one of the finest fishing resorts in
the country is progressing and when
completed, facilities for accomadat-
ing the large demand for a camp
of this nature will be provided.
The camp is located on the upper
end of the Eastwood portage and
will be supplied with a mess hall,
sleeping dormitory and a series of
cottages. The equipment is all new
and of the best. The cuisine will
be presided over by Mrs. Lawrence
who with Mr.. Lawrence have ar
rived from Michigan and will be in
readiness to greet the first guests
to arrive from Chicago on Saturday.
New boats are provided and the
latest in fishing equipment.
The demand for camp of this
nature where fish can be assured
the visitor, has been incessant and
Messrs. Peterson and Pluth of the
Wilderness Outftters, who are in
augurating the camp can rest as
of steady patronage. A launch
line is maintained for the trip to
the camp and trucks transport
guests and supplies over the portage.
A dock and boat house have been
erected at Winton.