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FOUND.

FOUND.
DOG. female. small white and black. Call
MIS-. Cake. Adams $500.
FOR LOST ANIMALS. apply Animal Rescue
LEAGUE $40 MARYLAND ave s:w. Main so8s
LOST.
A1REDALE-Belgian;. answers to the, name
TO his recovery. Call Col 1862.
BADGE PIN; diamond stgade d., lost Sat.
or cali Franklin 4sl6-W.
BIILFOLD. black. probably vicinity, Press
Bldg. Contains bills and Mo. drivers per-
nit 1925 National Press Bldg. reward.
to ITO Raymond St. Chevy Chase, Md. Re-
ward.
DOG, white. English Poodle. old tag: Re-
turn TO l404 l. st. NV. Liperal reward
c c1eJ. s CARVED BRACELET Reward Phone
COLI WRIST WATCH. lady's. with gold
link chain: lost in Marshall Hall Return
KEYsshrir s, h9der with TIN three keys Re-
LARGE SETTER DOG, white with black and
yellow spots. Reward to finder. Call Mr..
Brooks. Bradley 276-W. --...
PARROT-Lost from Belmont ST.: green with
cali Col: 1891 SUNDAY. or Monday or fol-
lowing days at Lin. 2264.
pIN-smali cameo ,woman's pin vicinity OF
ing. Cleveland 1901. Reward
PURSE, brown leather. containing glasses
etc: on Capital Traction car about 7:30 pm.
Saturday. Call Columbia 1880, Apt. 52o
PURSE black leather. at K st. Market. Sat
n,rday forenoon. Contained sum %. o. money nansrs
Finder please notify Clev. 5000 Will suitably
reward -
RING. gold. with pink stone. of great value
as gift only; liberal reward. Phone CleV
1906.
RUSSIAN SIAMESE DOG. white. male. lost
or strayed reward. 623 North Carolina
ave. Sc. . y
Two ENVELOPES containing money. Sat.
urday afternoon on G st. between 9th ana
nth Reward II returned to velatfs' 9Th
and G. StS
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81 stNEss OPPORTUNITIES.

ACTIVE or SILENT PAATNEa fpf a Ia.
.fatlee entetpflsr. rs quo ~ ri 900 capital
required wuie Ffank Vol 40 Il. Nv
NERrHAAT TAILOR sud cleaning .and dse,
9sde Poe 6aintss Ressnn 10. ceiling
x9t6E 80 hinet hHstnsss btt1 J lth y
HARDwARt sIoRr g good location G!
saa Address Boa 1881, stat "iiine %
TAILOR sHOr OF The late Geo o Root Tor
saie inquife joe saninoe,. 800 ct :"
0WAER LEAVJAa cry Will SACRIFICE
IA 900 l1th n. heis61s Residence o,G. .~
SEA FouD Ahn P0gLThY BUSINESS,
Heaith Apply 8. Risss Market
ca.s d @r sse g %a, , fead 1u:s.''
BAKERY -~- Completely eaulDDed including
iDtge reed niaebias small hobart etc estBh-
lIsbFt trade eil ss"iihFe tuf quick saie
SEE owner 40 premises "i25 iaih 81 ="
POot ROOM lislrl lunch colt drinks ice
"ifam. p@els 4 zeal oppprtnnitx 10 nat.
batt Of originsi oosi ot table, bons nice
bisiaess i.oN rent Good feason for cell
ns Address Boa a59J. slar ONE. -
pooLRooh~sAl. hal, gr,es. ,mi lpsi trade si.
back baf AID iiIf equipment tof reholtins
1sar bsef h9i-dos steamer soit drinks lef
busiHsss nspeeti0n inyiied $50 "a $40
Fres al % ,5 5t'ehh 9"is terms o""H'' y.
WE'LL ESTABLISHED shoe repair sh0p
TofnpittE edHIBibeHt extra fooHl very req
soDHbif fsaf 5000 seas90, lIta bth 81
Gas sTATiOA Rufsae and gfrldenrp sub
ufl3s low tent terms Bax lR0a city
VOTING MAk azed 80 soud ninrsiinn.
aiHstf accountant @lth bnsiuess F&l8sii
oiise Hit8 iteIsssIisiitE, ujeRts ~ pep wants 10
rnuUtt VITA 3dtB& ske hFm II neFrssafH
eatf iDtesI ftN hBfntitad dollars Phrase call
f0inmiHa 1850 ~ 10 4 Sundas ~ Address
Hsx tet !. etaf uitre
DPFUn1i Nl1f io5 F#les Hana3ef Ut eApell
ents and eahgaA ~ tske thafEe ri established
Washington branch t0g haihmofs manuiae.
i4FfT Nuei to Shie nffs0nai salesman and
slllls Zen and inteet 81 600 ~ $40 una
sddgeas i40l Nunses BIDS kdt0 MI
M dHpoRATE DELANAHF Charters com
nlel4 Feaas fni buflBess SIS Information
nd forms address Y q. boa BIT, hilmlns
"a. ksA
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY AND 1 ROOMS: rent. SIS: good
corner, good lease, same owner 12 years
Illness cause of sale
r. NJ. CURTIS, 4l0 Bond Bldg, NJ 1904. .
A RARE BARGAIN--The most prominent
corner in Rverdale, Md; 7-room house.
with ami. and :" nice stores; large con.
crete yard. suitable for coal gasoline and
ice depot the stores are fine for almost any
business Can I've bought on any suitable and
reasonable terms Amply
A.. GORDON. Ryerlale. Nd or
.3l2 ltth ST NV. or nhonc. 20"
! HAVE FOR SALE: Gasoline station of I
numns. repair shop. rest room aud candy
stand: excellent location and doing fine
Grocery and mnat store: wonderful clean
location; new equipment; making money {:
Beauty parlor. on + St. two years old .
doing 500 month: rent. S75: all new
equipment: So 900
Excellent roomng house near Capitol: IL
rooms. = baths; worth three times asking
price of $500
Also pressing and cleaning plant. barber
shop. leather goods shop and others: all well
worth price asked and will stand close in
vcstip alton.
have other clients who have ready
money to invest in good business
g. n CRAWFORD. 13lo ST NV,
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~ Nssat N@LR WV NNNStf AtNN rNt9NSN&c At
enen etentnSs iASl East Csptsel - lao,
VOln -
TNPEwRtTER ratieew o,,A rebuilt sltghtN
uset epst %Sa, aua alahaS anS ttpl sNe<t tANta
eaNtnS city Sly, hath North iNiiA
TNPEwRlTER Underwood portsSle SIS So,
Vacuum cleaner, electglg, 81 40 RtolagyNVAe,
Harley DAWSON, SlA Tel UeevStA SlaN
FNeEWRlFERSv~-.AN makea stAuNsgd &eS,
hoards LARGE and pngtaete, Rebuilt NJ, \
VntlNFwaQsis %AA Washtnxt0n TynaWyi{eF
ENvhange suT 18th 81 Nsw. Franklsa lAl4
VACuFT'rE. SWEErER 10 perieSt eglleg.
sic, $50 MeVtna NJ ne
VACUUM CI.eANkRS~,M eover sal, Eurcka
M, y, Premier hAeteX RagtAA, SeNAls re-
hNtlt aad guaranteed Nke REV $40 90 haEs.
kAtta Fepasytng omen eNeatnSs NAyNWu&
Cleanes shnn, tlA GiraFd nv, Aaams zoe
VACUUM tlHANER SoVA eNier, 81 @sA
u ! ave nv
VACUUM CLEANER. Nks new; saersa,v
vi ttN 4 y Ne,
Nt(eFaoI. \ ~ Crasisjp sslghth uss>i ~ w,N
ttNtiNef So NaUF hNute taT uuIek seEStvs.
iAhane talWWhta tAl b. = Narfts Vya
VIOLIN eAntunlns StVa,Nagtus iva sue eNa
ttltlon VAS ptaNea over the Rs,tta ~ Retn
Chiffon 4 NV arr ~ y
VIOLIN, u sWe NAa yiuhn eAeap, Ees
lAnaRg gaAEh, cheap, CAN lR3a gNtunleiA
wAtNNTs ~. maee. ssgae scat IS 90 \.
kAl s4e1iMSs 10 eANhs - ~ ave Nv
WASHING MAcHINE ~ q e., With x
saGe.' - @S S.s.,, isSAs'ala,S.. "'~' Need
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FAIRCHILn'S PET SHOP,
1910 9th st, NV, Main Soo7
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SAXoPHoNE. selma c melody: saxo-cTar-
ionet. melody. G. +. Mcfarland sS02
1hanninE 4 ne Phone Atlantic 1881 =
SEWING MACHINE. Singer portable electric
s.nse control guaranteed $50 on terms
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KAHN OPTICAL CO.
6l7 eth St. NV.
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S1OO.
$3.50.

ia CARAT. ABSOLUTELY PERFECT
SOLITAIRE DIAMOND RING. VERY FINE
CIT AND BRILLIANT GEM A LIFETIME
OPPORTUNITY. PARTY LEAVING CITY,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

living ROOM SUITE pieces chiffouier,
hairs other pieces lovely dark oak. spicu-
lid condition. 1910 W, Apt. 81. Must sell
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USED CAR BARGAINS,
YorR cAR rs TRADE

Hupmobile Touring. 1924.
cheap. sia n 81. nv. 81
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


ADDING MACHINES Al makes sold' re0I,
ed AMI repalged rent "a per month an
haTsalns IA all makes rebuilt guaranteed
Ss'FY p ave f'n s,dn Adj aeh' Co les'
ANTIQUE SPREAD homespun handmade
shie 'nins cream al silver Spring ave
ANTIQUE cnEsr or DRAWERS sSs. new
folding bath tub - book trough "a roaI
aaeanttrf - dhlo i4th ST nv. Phone Adams
ANTIQUE BUREAU chinonter. tables ,n.
holstefed and Morris chairs hail rack rugs
a5htef articles lant Glrart 81 Columbia
ANTIQUE soFAe handle carved frame good
NV Adams lhT
BABY CARR Heywood, W akefield. az,
eellent cnndlilon, lan East canlloi ST
HAsSlkET, carriage. swing gate. service,
able watefn9yef washing machine, wrlnser;
nhran Tor quick sale Shepherd ahiA,
BATTERY CHARGER never used With 4
ann tube and conneetors, ohara,s len 81
htteen batteries Cali Lineoin AiIs,
FUNDAMENTALS SUITE, hegreou, suite
dining rnnni suite rugs nii tables ah liesk
nnnr iaii,ps AID Kitchen furniture, hafgains
Tor cash, ihA " TN,
nEDHo0M sulfE~-Iyars. eun,ti.,te, aisn
iss hrd AID small oirigefator, aa00 18th
= NV lasllsah Manu- sAnle lsa "a
il'lan $50 90 1919 Varhnm II nv, Adana
BLACK Fox slAnF. white tpned naau,y
50 Address hnA lOiI star nnice
mr. AktAsT sFT Il pieees; like new, sla
nuILmAa MATERIAL, al lowest nriees
from many MteaknE ohs good ussli lnmheF
al kinda sash iuofs. hFiek, heams, plilnh
9eaGi aRRss "a sq s,s ..9 gap's Y. sssew
aEeaISeEh q, g.. - BAL A"d az sla AZ A.' nv
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OWNER will sacrifice for quick sale =
long established cash meat and grocery bus
mess III good location. viii sell stock
good will and brick building in which same
~ located containing two rooms and store
on first floor and four rooms and bath on
second floor combination of business
home and speculative investment for the low
price of 81 600 on attractive terms
Business Properties Dept.
J. +. DOUGLASS co.
Realtors.
1921 st. NV. Frank 1913.
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REQ
"TREW" VALUES

Try and duplicate the
car and price. Every car
ready to 60.
OPEN UNTIL Q PM EVERY DAT.
Pm SUNDAY
THE TREW MOTOR CO.
1926 14th St. Dec. 1910.
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SAEE-AuTOMOBiLES
sAEE-AUToMoBiLEs.
EMERSON & ORME.,
BUICK DEALERS"
GOLD SEAL.
BUICK.
AZ Guaranteed Used Car"


You can now buy a Gold Seal
Buick. which means YOU get
the same guarantee as new
Buick, and backed up with the
same service we give on new
cars.
Buick 1923 4-pass. INSTR. Coupe.
Buick 1927 Stand. cdr. Sedan.
Buick 1920 Master +-dr. Sedan.
Buick 1920 Master Coupe.
Buick 1925 2-door Sedan.
Nash 1920 Spec. 4-door Sedan.
Nash 1920 Spec. 2-pass. Coupe.
Dodge 1925 Sedan.
Essex 1926 Coach.
Hudson 1924 Coach.
3-DAI SPECIALS
ROADSTERS.
1926 Buick Standard g." looks
like new.
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TNrFw RIrERs, Underworld So 80 RayAI
So So Monarch So so Underwood INsrs
aNle. with vase, So SO Corona with ease
So Nh, nA,Ver> StAnN, Remtngton &iA Na.
all Suafanteet one wear We trade snA ye
pSF all makrs, sre me save ntoney ns
,f'ct tNneNrttev kSehange, Fv aeti EtA
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rNrEWRtrERS--t.. 4, SAITH, gsrfect c,ss.
Ntlnns Cheap TOR tash, NAl kNe ~. NV =
fNFEWRtTER$ -, aO prv month. All stSp,E
ara makes, - 90 duWn rets new factory
gVhOtE /. G. Sutta GNAraateed ave Neay~-
We hNVs bars aims that are fatty gWacautryNi 3.
see uae. save money We TRADE ant reg.a,r an
makes District FNpeWr<ter ENchaNSe "a
hGTt fta u st nv 90s
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NOG Wttl4 MA<F = S&naNVesAs TAs Pa
white stps NTH the snAtaS- See SaRss II zeal
0uahN, w0A Ntst class t~tASresS, ~ LaEet,
nov oN aaRd ChAnnaNN Nua0H winNar ana
essst W4Nnee 40 t3SS New NNvS fNNs show az
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Al 10 SfURAGE,
AITO ACCESSORIES. RErAIlts.

Dead Storage, 81 Mo. Tip.
LirfLEFtEI.D ALtOkD 4 60
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TNFEWRtfkkS tuly guaranteed, tgum $50
un Reut ~pii buy repair aRd exchange at
eeen eyeninSs tl&l East Cspstal - lao,
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FOVLIRN AND AUS
kANN CHICKS. QtsaNtV NeSss, ExSS f,,r h44gA
tAs, ttAgxWettS tNastltgN EArae, NAltSten. Va
C3staUttAr i32tl-f
ChlVAS best k0yAs Rss}S. ~. Les aksss
lac. wNes >sbt st AlSAeg, 4 ASaacy rAsne
E8Ns CAug<h IA AAN AZ
fRVStew : RAsN EANkS taegeaS At.s@3
eeshNtNs &oeNs AVID Rests eseAeNsAAa As
WscS FtVslgw FeN'tyy Fasm ANX va
CaestegtaWW MI
WNIrN lsNhNRN esllla@s {os sass Se.a.las,
Ehi taNRss ava seV@gai ssANatas st has0Alag
eeesA EAN NsA.lsxtas Az
AkoNhERA as, ena ma sAsek aa,s@a aaf
Nue AAet ehieA teApeslaA AAfrass 1fNf "a
hAMA ave aa Itae aAAiW
sgeassassa ~ Nsxl eaxsl :.
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REFRIGERATION Bonn Svph0n- porcelain
llheh. perfect condition. l.. Saylor. Wis
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CO. soll.l mAhoEANy. 81 N 30


TIRES Used All sizes rraus-tnS and
ChangeeoVeTs Also new tires az tow prices
F-ade an yOnr obi tires Hundley's StS6
4th 81 nv
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v~oftcFS Fesssteryd stsssks as Se9Vtg, Chaas
piVN fetee Ma pa0 tsAtsNYts,{ Se1 EssNx
winner ~ ~ N'Nge rshsoNS ard tRt,phgeS t@e
Nt0 silver Cheftsteg. NNet SILVER ltVsAN
eAA tTANSe AtNS, VaASseF eNeA Tee, SIC
MesiaA ReyelAtspN eeSs blue eve< wAtke Sa3
in EANadefaatA shaW, Ak@0 ia MASAtaxta a
Sst SAeW; tes ~lA tw Matte re< lstesv8
0ueeNs Qsatv,
NfNteFs Aeeketl Toe SpF@ag SlaS,sas feea,
AhNNN S4aSk eNA Mud 1t "A N W~As EARa
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STORE FIXTURES ami restaurant coup
nient cash registers, Showcases wall eases
tables chairs. stools. steam tahl~s Sliesng
mact mes, meat grlnde~s dishes nfsrrors ami
Cs'mpiete 0ulpnent hS al stores E6SAr
Baum nit r. At nv
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DOUBLE YOUR INCOME,
BUY A BUSINESS!
EASY TERMS ARRANGED.

DOUBLE YOUR INCOME,
BUY A BUSINESS!
EASY TERMS ARRANGED.
GROCERY, rooms: rent. s35; $3.50
weekly bus; price, 5000. Act quick.
DRUG STORE. $3.50 weekly bus: 81 500
CAFETERIA. downtown: good bus, Make
Offer. Easy terms. Act quick.
CLEANING AND PRESSING: price. $500
pooLRooM. downtown $ tables. clears
$500 monthly; $4,000 easy terms.
CHu.DRENs SHOP on prominent street
cstab. : years reasonable price.
rooLROOM nights only: $3.50; terms
DEirCATEssEN. busy corner: weekly
bus $500: price. 81 900; terms. harSa ain
CIGAR sToRE-Price. $500: terms
CONFECTIONERY AND LUNCH-Rcnt.
$50; weekly bus. S330: price, Sl,1o0.
BARBER SHOP chairs; $3.50.
CIGAR STAND in downtown office build
ing short hours; price. $1,000; terms.
DRY GOODS AND LAUNDRY AGENCY.
cheap.
BOOMING HOUSES. all sections.
lAPIl AL AID USING &
FINANCE co.
SUITE aq3- 4oe COS aoe DIST NATL BK
ROBERT r H0LtANDER. GEN MGR.
TEL. FRANKLIN 4Si3-4sII-4Sl5
FOR GOVERN MENT
CLERKS MAKE, 4 GOOD
COMMISSION SELLING
FAMOUS "1S47" ROGERS
SILVER PLATE IN SPARE
HOURS. CLUBS CAN BE
ARRANGED so THAT Sill
YER IS DELIVERED AND
PAYMENTS ARRANGED
ON l. | B Err AL TERMS.
{ O NJ MIS- SION IS PAID
EACH MONTH ON ALL
d + LIN T. RED ORDERS
SOLD ON TERMS OR
CASH. FOR FULL PAR
T1CULARS ADDRESS Don
1851. STAR OFFICE.
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DOGS. PETS, Ell

POLICE PUPPIES male and fersals
months old. 1850 Randolph st, nv, Col
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$3.50 PLATINUM DIAMOND FIExI-
RE W4rrr BR h1iIsIns rs sxn AsGE sLTE
SAPPHIRES. VERY FINEST QUALITY
AND WORKMANSHIP. MUST Sc SOLD
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DAHLIA BULBS

u CARAT BLUE-wHITE SOLITAIRE
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING. VERY
FINEST CUT AND BRILLIANT GEM
BEAUTIFUL LADY'S MOUNTING. COST
ORIGINALLY S215 PARTY MUST SAC
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S1655.

SOLITAIRE DIAMOND RING. BEAUTIFUL
AND AZ, ,, FIERY GEN; LADY : GQR R9G,TL,
WITH - DIAMONDS AND SAPPHTRES
AN UNUSUAL BARGAIN.
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Treating the Neck.

II is stupid for woman to let her
neck grow old because it is possible to
keep it youthful even beyond middle
age And, though treating the face
takes time. treating the neck takes no
time at all once you learn the method.
At some convenient period during the
day, while you are having bath or
washing, your face. give the neck quick
rub with cleansing cream and wash this
of with a cloth wrung out OF hot soapy
water. While the skin is still warm rub
flesh building cream. preferablyea lano-
line cream. over the neck and let 1t stay
on the skin as long as possible. II you
are doing houSework in q collariess
dress you can 60 on about your duties
for an hour or so while the skin takes
up the nourishing cream. 1t should
stay on a minimum of an hour. Or you
can wrap a piece of oiled silk rather
loosely around the neck II your house
dresses are cut high enough TO get oily
from the cream. Or. II you wish to give
the neck this treatment at night, you
can bandage your throat to protect
the bed linen and let 1t stay bandaged
until morning.
II oiled silk is hot or uncomfortable,
cut a strip of muslin the width of the
neck, let this soak In olive oil. wrap 1t
around the neck over the cream. and
wrap several strips OF plain muslin over
this. The point of this is that the oily
muslin will not absorb the cream on
the neck, though the dry bandages
around 1t win take up little OF the
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to so cents each; plums, Is cents
dozen. There is large supply Of ex-
cellent looking peaches on the market.
this fruit bringing pounds for Is
cents Bananas are Is and IS cents
dozen.
The price of dairy products remains
the same. Eggs, 40 to so cents dozen;
best grade butter. SIS to IS cents a
pound There has been little or no
change In the cost of meats and the
following prices generally prevail: Veal
roast, IS to 40 cents a pound: veal
chops, As to so cents; veal outlets, so
to 10 cents; breast of veal. 25 to 80
cents: lamb shoulder, 80 cents: shoulder
lamb chops, IS to 40 cents; stewing
lamb, Is cents: breast of lamb, 10
cents; best porterhouse, SIS to IS cents;
sirloin, SIS cents; round. As TO so cents;
delmonico steak, 48 cents: flank steak,
As cents; prime ribs, 40 to As cents. de-
pending on cut; chuck, 80 to IS cents:
three-cornered, IS cents; fresh hams,
80 cents; legs of Spring lamb, IS cents;
prime loin pork chops, IS cents: prime
roast pork. 30 cents; corned beef, Is
to IS cents: beef liver. Is cents; calves
liver, homedreSsed. 20 to 30 cents.
Poultry prices are as follows: Chickens,
baking size, IS cents pound; frying
size, 40 cents pound; stewing size. IS
to 40 cents pound; broilers, IS to so
cents q pound.
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Most Of US realize by this time that
planning, preparing and serving meals
is a real job and unless some FORE
thought is given 10 II, 1t deteriorates,
ike all Jobs, into a. very commonplace
and routine affair There Is less ex-
cuse for this deterioration at this time
Of year than at any other. because
there is such an abundance OF fresh
foods available
Fresh green vegetables and many Of
the fruits will probably have to be
bought each day. Nevertheless, II you
have some sort Of order and system In
your marketing you will find that you
will save not only time but money. For
instance, In the Saturday marketing
tongue for Sunday dinner as well as
steaks for Monday night may be
ordered at the same time, providing
you have reliable Ice chest. II II IL
more convenient Sunday dinner and
Monday nights meals may be reversed,
serving the steak for Sunday. cooking
the tongue on Saturday and reheating
II in raiSin sauce for Monday nights
dinner.
The other meat for the week Is leg
Of lamb, which should do two meals
hot one night and sliced cold the next.
There may possibly, II the family Is
small, be enough left over TO serve cur
ried or minced In a rice border for Sat-
urday night instead Of broiled chops.
Salad greens can be bought for sew
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PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE
BY WILLIAM BRADY, M. d.

true. we like EN- young. When they're
younger, as rule, they're more amen
able, easier to manage. less likely 10
defy our innate superiority.
A difference of FIVE years or less in
the ages of husband and wife practical
ly shouldn't matter one way or the
other il both partners be sound in
wind and limb. The 27-year -old wom-
an in this instance may be really
younger than the 25-year-old man.
physiologically.
The American Social Hygiene Asso-
citation, $40 Seventh avenue. New York,
N. Y. issues an excellent little phamph-
let entitled Love In the Making. "
which is a talk to Older boys, by Newell
w. Edison For the young man who Is
Just stepping out. this phamphlet gives
some excellent advice. think 1t Is Tree
to those who write for 1t.
The anonymous correspondent who
asks what place unrequited love has IN
a health column fails to consider that
a health column should be concerned
about anything and everything that IS
recognized as factor OF health or III
health. That this pathological emo
ton Is too commonly left to the musEy
consideration OF the sob sister does not
signify that 1t should be accepted as
an adequate cause for the tragic acts
OF demented persons
The physiology and pathology OF the
amatory emotion are absolutely a
health subject Indeed, considerable
part OF the private correspondence /
have with readers has to do with this
subject. If other experts than health
or medical attempt TO advise about this
greatest human emotion" that does
not alter the fact that 1t Is a physio-
logical or pathological problem.
tCopyright. A3s)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-20
Weekly Rest from Cooking
Necessary for Housewife

CARED, covered and left over night In
the ice box.
One of the ready-to-serve cereals or
individual molds Of rice that has peen
cooked in milk the day before and then
chilled, turned out and served surround
ed with crushed fruit and thin cream,
together with rolls that are reheated in
the oven for few minutes before serv-
ing, makes an adequate breakfast Tor
this time of year.
For luncheon, we might choose
stuffed tomato salad, Stuffing the toma-
toes with cream cheese, seasoned ana
mixed with gelatin. so that when the
salad is chilled the tomatoes can be cut
down in eighths and will show an in
side layer of jellied cheese. These Nigh.
be served on watercress with nut bread
and butter sandwiches. baked custard
with fruit sauce and, as the meal just
given is made up of all cold foods, hot
tea or coffee.
Instead of the tomatoes you might
serve jellied fruit salad or jellied
vegetable salad made of shredded cab
baee. cucumbers and pimentos, with
few chopped almonds. nodded In lemon
favored gelatin to which has been add
ed tablespoon Of vinegar.
1t Is perhaps best to plan for the main
part of the dinner cold foods, and serve
a hot soup for the first course. This
time of year a cream of fresh corn
soup is especially good Or you might
use a hot clam bouillon or even more
simple one of the good bouillon cube or
paste preparation dissolved In a cup OF
boiling water. The main part OF the
dinner is cold sliced chicken loaf, served
with a fresh vegetable salad. Russian
dressing, rolls or bread. angel food and
coffee. The chicken loaf is cooked the
day before, vegetables for the salad are
prepared at the same time: the salad
dressing. lettuce and all the salad greens
are washed. put in the ice box and
chilled the angel food Is mace OF
BOUGHT and the custard Is baked.