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The Washington times., 1929-08-01
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CHAPTER XXXV

IN the lobby Of Oaklands best hotel they held hands
shamelessy. They whispered condolences slept
with your letters under my pillow Nancy how
80 I over make up to YOU how make you
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Dr. BtscL,s DaiLp HeaIth Hint

% not be sed By Of water Because clear and
necessarily that i Is pure Remember
germs invisible to the naked eye When n doubt have
tested chemically.
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and goodness in ordinary ginger ales. More
over, they are not so economical to use.
For CTiequot Club Golden costs no more,
ounce for ounce, than near quarts Of or
dinary ginger ale. And 50 much ofthe con-
tent Of i bulky "near-quart' bottle may go
fat" and be wasted.
Sorememberto get Clicquot Club Golden.
Ii comes only in clean new bottles, fill
msngr l6-ounce pints. That is the right size
in which to buy ginger ale. Osder in twos,
skies, dozens, or by rhe case. Ask your
dealer for Clicquot Club Golden.
NOTE: If you ike "dfy" ginger ale rather than
the golden" favor ask for Clicquot Pale Dry
sSrs d,y ginger ale. ask clicquot CIubSec
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This DAY n Our HistorD

On August 4, 1917. United States senai. - 49, e
gsdsrsl prsE6ng the sale Ssz1i.sias -
tion 0f Intoxicating liquors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-11

REAL COLORED BARGAIN.
on 18th ct. NV. Just of F. l. ave Price
cheap reasonable terms TO right party.
METROPOLITAN REALTY
= CO.,
Metropolitan 5oss 1922 VT Ave
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A Sacrifice at Sl4I5n.
owner has left the city and must sell his
Individually built almost new home. A. score
Of unusual attractive features. including
r'arVeiously complete kitchen with electric
di5hwasher. Spencer boiler for huckwheat
coal. tremendous porch. etc; four hedfooIns.
Every prospective purchaser OF home be
tween $4,000 and $4,000 should see this
first.
To inspect any Of these see Mr. Mohett at
2os wilson lane all day Sunday, or during
week call S
McKEENER & GOSS. INC,
1913 St. NV. National H1S0.
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sALE--.HousEs.
. NEAR GRANT CIRCLE.
BIG 20-FT. NEW HOME.
4 P0OMS3 pORCHFS

beautiful new colonial tapestry prick
home with msnssrd roof and covered con-
crete front porch; on a hisn elevation near
convenient TO schools. stores and transpor-
Easion facilities. This home Is 20 ~. wide
by "a IT. deep. on q beautifully Handicapped
lot. and has a separate eRbled-roof garage.
Reception hall with spacious coat closet and
mirror door; larse LIVING room. attractive
dining ROOM brisht kitchen fully eauippedl.
! concrete cellar with laundry trays and toi-
let; LARGE bedrooms with master bedroom
across entire front of house; commodious
wardrobe closets; bisck-snd white tile bath
w snrs.n nalit-in 1n3 hno snoxer coyeLed:
hardwood floors. natural trim. paneled wall
paper designs. artistic electric hxturcs.
screens. hot-wRter heat. automatic hot-water
heater; all modern convenisnces. Only
sh350. With terms arranged TO suit. can
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OUT-OF-TOWN ZEAL ESTATE.

soo-oDD ACRES. IS MILES FROM WASH :
ington. near Aldie. Va. and Bull Run Noun
tain plenty Of water and lumber excellent
site for Summer home or camp: make affer.
z. n. GRANT Co, 1881 L st ms. North
detached, modern. rine-foom cottage. Priced
$4,000 Will trade for city or suburbs n
property. Address Box 335-H. star ONCE.
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Colonial house with four separate he'd
rooms 2 complete baths lsvatory An hrst
floor. electric refrigeration. tarsEs. large lot'
Ell for $4,000. Brand-nsW,
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AN EQUITY OF MORE THAN A
thousand dollars is yours Tor hall
that amount in this 7-room. all
modern home in an unbeatable loca
ton; owner leaving city Home has
screened porches. built garage
hot-water heat. automatic water
heater and all real home convrn-
fences. Location is right Of Georgia
avenue. school across the street
stores square away. For deiaiIs
and particulars address Box ISL !
Star Office. q"
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WANTED-TO BUY HOUSES.

WANTED-TO BUY HOUSES.
cas- cash For sMA J|tt,HI ogsRs PsgssR OLD
tol4. 10l0 Vermont ave. NV.
WANTED 70 PURCHASE DIRECTLY FROM
oWrer 6ungaloW with three bedrooms or
house Of same size with one bedroom on
hrst floor. Should have 2-exr sarARe, gar
cen: electric refrigerator. GOOD porch. and
preferably oil heater. Answers should de-
scribe hocse And awe street number. Ad-
dress Boz 202-J Star nee.
TERMS FOR. SMALL RENTED HOUSES.
any section in District: must show good
returns ON investment. Address Box 466- H,
Star once
SEVEN.ROOM SEMI-DETACFED MODERN
brick home In white neiehborhood; GARAGE
not 70 exceed $4,000 cash. Address Box
5l4-J. Star once.
CASH FoR WELL LOCATED WHITE or
colored property. Also have many clients
Who wish 70 purchase on terms. sHOWAL-
TER REALTY CO.. s24 nth st. NV. Ma
tional 4i22; ewes. Potomac. 44sl.
BFSi BUY--CoMFORTABLE MODERN
home desirable NV. section. Give price,
terms, location. Address Box 119-J, Star
omce. IL
WILL PAY CASH FOR SMALL HOUSES.
any section. Please submit what YOU have
Mr.. AIKEN. Nat $685.; evenings Clev. 500
ALL Cash FOR OR 8 ROOM HOUSES.
reasonably priced. white or colored houses
EARL WEST MANSON
Fr. 1878. 1l0S VI. Ave. Eve. Clev. 5054.
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store. Dutch Colonial extra large rooms
snd renderfrI closets: corner lot tlAhno.
Au.Lries. new house. six rooms, Two baths:
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~ ~ " IT " - 7 ~ -
Bay-windov brick. rooms end bath hot
water heat. 2-car aarske; immediate posses
sion. Price and terms reasonable. Phone
Decatur 3e4a
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sALE.--HOUsES.
CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
COUNTRY CLUB SECTION.
GROOM DETACHED HOME
WITH GARAGE-$500 CASH.
In a wonderful section Of old CHEVY Chase
on an attractive drive near o broad high
way. charninE detached home Of colonial
design. IN q splendid setting on lot 50 IT..
SsSsllS large rooms, s. two tiled baths with
beautiful brick open fireplace, dinins room.
well equipped kitchein and pantry, three
dry trays and toilet. instantaneous not :
water heater; all modern ,eauipnent. In
and DECORATION, hot-water heat, cleo tricity.
screens throusnout. Very reasonably priced;
$500 cash and terms arrAneed to suit.
Trade will be considered. Cail Wisconsin
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SALE or RENT HOUSES.
COIORI,I)---(

BUNGALOW BARGAIN: DETACHED LARGE
corner; rooms bstil. garage. 632 Jefferson
ST. nv. OWNER. Natl. 0S41. IL
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SUMMER COTTAGES.

SHERWOOD FoREsT-FULLY EQUIPPED
hhSousskespins S;room cottsge: sceo:nmod;te
500 Cali North ao66-J. or District 5024 10
FOR SALE - UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE
summer cottaee, larae lot. Eandy beach
Edgewater Beach, Nd.
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PRICE. $4,000.

exceptional buy IL offered IN 8 Groom Ane
bath hriek dwslhrs. hot-water heat. ele2trie
lights. large back yard 10 paved alleY
Iris house is q BARGAIN at the price asked
with the easiest kind Of terms.
John r. DONOHOF & SONS,
Sl4 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
Realtors
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Beautiful Mediterranean BUNGALOW: ~:
construction. With Spanish tile roof: Oh
burner: large lot: $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-16
AYRES ALLAYS FEAR
OF HIGH CALL RATE
Cleveland Economist Points to
Stimulating Effect of Big
Business Profits.

Despite the unexpected action Of the
Federal Reserve Bank of New York In
raising its rediscount rate, 1t seems I'M
probable that money rates will be SO
high as to have much restraining erect
on business or to overcome in the Sc
curity markets the stimulating effects OF
large earnings, states Col. Leonard r.
Ayres, vice president of the Cleveland
Trust Co., in the banks current bull
letin.
In connection with the rate increase
two assumptions seem warranted, de-
clareS Col. AyreS.
1.-THE first is that the Reserve authori-
ties intend to supplement this action by
other steps having for their purpose tne
facilitating of the financing necessary
for meeting the expanded credit needs
of Autumn business and of the harvest
ing and sporting of crops. The second
assumption is that they plan to take
some course of action designed to avoid
having the rate increase result In at
tracing gold imports from England. In
the absence of these assumptions IL
would be difficult to reconcile the rate
increase of the New York bank at this
time with sound banking policy.
Presumably the course OF action
which the Reserve system will follow Will
be to begin promptly to build up It's
holdings of acceptances, and to increase
its portfolio of Government securities.
In these ways it can readily make avail
able the additional credit needed for Au-
tumn business, and it can stabilize and
ease call money rates, and thereby re-
duce the probability of attracting gold
imports. If such policies are adopted
1t seems probable that the rate
Increase will prove beneficial rather than
detrimental to business and even to the
security markets"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-16
ADVANCE IN STOCK
PRICES IS RESUMED
Market Points BriskIy Up
ward on Reduction in Brok-
ers' Loan Total.
BY STANLEY w. PRENOSIL,
Associated Press Financial Editor.

NEW YORK, August 16.-The stock
market gave an impressive demonstra-
ton of strength today in reflection of
speculative pleasure over the unex-
pectedly large drop in Federal Reserve
brokers' loans.
Buying orders were distributed over
an unusually broad list, with the re-
suit that at least twoscore issues were
selilng TO 10 points above yesterdays
mai quotations by early afternoon.
Twenty or more stocks, including
American Can, Standard Oil of New
Jersey. Union Pacific and New Haven,
were pushed into new high ground for
the year.
Closing Is Strong.
Adams Express, which closed Monday
at 632 and did not sell again until TODAY.
fell to SIS during the final hour. Erie
went to new high at Sta, while
American Machine IL Foundry climbed
15l2 points, Hooking Valley Is, Union
Paclflc 812, and Newport Co., 8. The
closing was strong.
Call money renewed unchanged at
per cent, and money brokers expressed
the opinion that 1t probably would not
go below that level because of the
per cent rediScount rate Time money
and commercial paper rates were un-
changed.
With no indications that any i'm
portant holdings of stocks had been
llquidated in last weeks break. oper-
ators for the rise went ahead with their
operations in the belief that powerful
financial interests were still committed
TO the side OF rising prices. Several of
wall Streets large operators privately
have expressed the opinion that bust
ness prosperity will continue at least
over the year end, and that no major
reaction in the stock market is likely
until there has been a definite turn for
the worse in the course of general bust
ness: Sharp readjustments. however,
are looked for from time to time.
Price Gains at Opening.
The Unexpectedly large drop of $685.
100000 in Federal Reserve Brokers'
loans, which was announced after the
close of the market yesterday, started
a wild bullish demonstration at the
opening. American Can opened with
block of $4,000 shares at 1872, up 4,
and Standard Oil of New Jersey with
similar block at 643s, up q, both new
high records. U. S. Steel common OPEN
ed with a block of $500 shares at 241la,
up 4. Consolidated Gas Simmons Co.
and Union Pacific all moved into new
high ground on initial gains Of 2 points
or more.
In view of the sharp advance in
prices since last Fridays break, Wall
Street interpreted the decrease in loans
as an indication that stocks had passed
from weak to strong hands, and that
no important distribution had taken
place. The heavy purchase of bills and
Government securities by the Federal
Reserve Bank, ostensibly to ease credit
for commercial purposes, also was re-
g2rded as a hulliSh factor
Opening gains in the active shares
ranged from l to 9 points, with several
blocks of 5000 to 10000 shares changing
hands in the first half hour. Buying
orders were distributed over a fairly
broad list with indications of active
short covering in some of the motors
and specialities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-16
MARYLAND FACTORIES
REPORT LABOR DECLINE

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, August 16.-Employ-
ment in selected manufacturing in
dustries of Maryland decreased per
cent from June to July of this year,
according to the monthly report OF Dr.
J. Knox Insley, Maryland commissioner
of labor and statistics. There was,
furthermore, loss of 4.3 per cent in
the amount of combined pay rolls for
the period reported.
This information was based on writ
ten reports by 431 Maryland establish
ments. in which there was employed
last month 70,826 persons, whose COM
bined weekly earnings were $l,648-
350.38.
Notwithstanding the decrease In en-
ployment from June to July, employ
Inent in manufacturing industries. in
July, 1929. was SIS per cent higher than
it was during July, 1928.
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HEAVY CONSTRUCTION
ACTIVITY is INCREASED

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, August 16.-Marked by
an increased activity in industrial
building, the money value of heavy
construction projects that reached the
proposed stage in the past week to-
tailed $60.169.000, Construction Daily
reported today. This figure compares
with $53,841 900 last week and $751;
$4,000 in the corresponding week last
year.
The following figures represent the
sums involved in each group and the
country as a whole: Commercial build
ings. ST, 438,0 900; apartment houses and
hotels, $3,225,000; public work, S6,644,-
industrial plants, S13,875 900: hospi-
tails, $19,422,000, and unclassified jobs,
$7,865 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-16
RESERVE BANK RESUMES
PURCHASES OF BILLS
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
. NEW YORK, August 16.-The most
interesting items in the Federal Reserve
condition statement this week is that
showing the systems position with re-
spect to the bill market. Bills bought in
the open market increased by $38,000,-
600, while the contingent liability of the
system on bills purchased for foreign
correspondents declined $21 100000. The
increase in purchases represented large
ly acquisitions under repurchase agree
ment, brought about by the increasing
supply of acceptances. The decline in
contingent liability on foreign purchases
was recorded, it is understood, despite
heavy purchases of bills for foreign &C
count. Maturities of foreign owned bills
here have been exceptionally heavy dur
ing the last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-16
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. August 16 P.-Copper
steady; felectrolytic. spot and future,
10. Iron steady, unchanged Tin
steady; spot, 1862; future, 47.12. Lead
steady; spot, New York, CTS; East st.
Louis, 6.55a6.57. Zinc steady; East st.
Louis, spot and future, 6.77a6.80. An
timony, 1862.
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PRICE RECESSIONS,
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Price recesSions in steel and all other
commodities were recorded last week by
Census Bureau records. Figures which
follow give the index representing all
commodities. based on 1926 average
wholesale prices as 100 and the cost of
a composite ton of steel products for
the week and comparable periods.
All coy,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-16
CONTINENTAL CAN co.

NEW YORK, August 16 P).--The
Continental Can Co., Inc, today an
nounced the acquisition of the assets
ing Co. of Kansas City, Mo-, nanufac-
turers of tin containers for lard, oil,
coffcakand ot,ler miscellaneous products.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-16
SILVER QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, August Is (P1-Bar sill
yer, 52M. Mexican dollars; 40.
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Sales OF Stocks on New York Exchange.
1880 AM....... TI940O 1900 Noon. 2014.000
1880 PM-... 32I240o 2:1O PM-...... 3,7O0.900
Dividend table are the annual
based latest
$500 -
Of trading less than 100 shares +Party
Paid this yearno regular rate Payable in stock
Plus 2% in stock
Plus " - N'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-16
Wall Street Briefs
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Dow, Jones 81 Co. reports that struc-
tural steel awards during the past week
totaled $4,000 tons as against $4,000 In
the previous week.
Stockholders of the youngstown Sheet
& Tube Co. today approved an increase
in the authorized common stock from
/ .OOO, 900 to 100000 shares, of which
200 900 shares will be used to pay 20
per cent stock dividend declared July
IL. The remaining 100000 shares will
be held in the treasury, but will first be
offered pro rata to stockholders when,
as and If issued. President Rames A.
Campbell told stockholders the COM
pany had had a very satisfactory year
so far, with good prospects for the re-
naming months.
The Commercial Investment Trust
Corporation has contracted to finance
the partial payment sales Of dealers
handling the oil burners of the Petro-
Ieum Heat & Power Co. of Stamford,
Conn.
The Baldwin Locomotive Works has
received orders for. S locomotives for
the Chilean State Railways In addition
70 IL ordered by that company several
weeks ago.
Iron Age reports that the Atchison,
Topeka g. Santa Fe Railroad Is in the
market for 200 gondola cars, that the
Central of Georgia is inquiring for 800
box cars and that the Central Railroad
of New Jersey is asking for revised BIDS
on $50 steel gondola cars.
General Motors Corporation dealers
delivered 1871 ,85l cars during July, the
corporation announced today, compared
with 177,728 for the corresponding
months last year. Sales by General MO-
amounted to 1875, 428, an average OF q
600 cars day, compared with 169,473
for July, 1928.
Installation of additional machinery
has increased the annual production OF
the Celotex Co. of Chicago from 400
0O0, 900 square feet to 500,OO0,O00 square
feet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-16

Installation of additional machinery
has increased the annual production OF
the Celotex Co. of Chicago from 400
0O0, 900 square feet to 500,0OO,000 square
feet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-16

NEW YORK, August 16 B.-Call
steady; z per cent all day.
Time loans steady; 80 days, 81 az;
5000 days, 81 a9; As months, 8%a9.
Prime commercial paper, 6a6A.
Bankers acceptanceS unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-16

Pacific Coast Aggregates, Inc, recent
~ formed by the merger of $4,000, 900
of sand, rock and gravel interests in
Central California, is one of the largest
aggregates firms in the world.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-12

FOUR ROOM-Furnished cot age; walking
distance. Call Ii, 0825.
SALEM. 3630-North side double rms:
garage; near Shortridge; s45 Ia. 1922
"a MONTH FREE.
2S19 Walker St; 4 rooms electricity;
well, new paper; $40. Ii. 1854.
TACOMA. N, 912-6 rooms; modern, with
VIM H. JACKSON.
Ri 5a2f-C. 2AQ2.
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DON'T FAIL
TO attend the
Barter and Srcap
SEEMING OUT SAFE
Of the Krausgill Piano Stock at.
PEARSON'S

CTROLA-Upright: Al condition; plenty
ecords bargain; also piano. Ir l059-W.
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Houses for Rent

ARLINGTON. s.. 205-Irvington; rms.
modern; garage $50. va. 522s
ADAMS ST. 1882 = 5-room senI-modeTn
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Miscellaneous Wanted

HOUSE CLEANING?-You surplus cloth
ing. furniture. magazines, papers. will
help us to help others. Salvation Army
Industrial Home. Phone for wagon. Ri.
1922. 1877 w. Georgia St
IF YOU HAVE-Household goods for sale
all LEW S1ANK AUCTION co. Ri. 0644
FURNTTURE-And rugs wanted. entire
homes or pieces. HUI 1874; anytime.
HIGHEST PRICFS-Paid for furniture OF
all kinds. Call Oh. 7779-R.
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Business Opportunities


I HAVE-One of the best restaurants in
the city; open day and night; by P. &
e. round house: same owner five years.
also five rooms of furniture; leaving city.
1862 W. Washington St
WANTED-GOOD BOOMING HOUSE
NORTH. CLOSE IN. WILL TRADE GOOD
PAYING RESTAURANTS; NICELY LO-
GATED. CHI. 1888.
BARBER SHOP-Fixtures. including 8
white chairs Cheap. CHI 6569-J.
WANTED TO TRADE-Farm for real
estate. COOKS AGENCY. 49i2 So. Del
II. 7020.
WANTED-Young business executive to
connect with a progressive local COM
pany; must be in position to invest $500
cash. Work in official capacity. Salary
commensurate with ability. Box D, Sc,
Times.
DRUG STORE-New fixtures; new foun-
taini' on prominent corner: will sell at
invoices; small payment down or will
trade. No agents need apply. HUI 2673.
BARBECUE-Double garage; Broom house,
rent $50. 1903 Mass. Ave. or call CHI 1869
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-12

PLAYER PIANO-WiIl part trade or sell on
payments; $3.50 per week. $50 N Della
mo
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Pets and LiOe Stock

high honors in London Pet Show A
soeauty. Chas. Porter. r. r. A. Beech
Grove l31 R-2.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-12

1925 WILLYs-KNIGHT SEDAN Thorough
fy recondttioned and repatnted; Se75.
I,AUTH CHEVROLET, 344 N. Del Ii. 1919
try TUNES WANT Ans For RTTSTNTSc
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Automobile for Sale

1928 Chevrolet Coach
Extra good in appearance: equipped;
q fine car at q low price; only $3.50 down.
Balance easy terms.
Hare Chevrolet Co.
End Floor. Main Car Store.
$50 e. Washington st. RI. 1925
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A Good Used Car
Is a Safe Buy
at Cadillac
Used car business is an impor-
tant branch of our institution.

It must be evident, therefore, that
YOU can purchase any Of our good
used cars with safety. Your cor
tinued good will is essential to u.s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-18
6.95 to 1850 Hat
Clearance 2.05

Included in this group are the hats
that have been the outstanding fashion
successes of the season. 1t is worth your
while to purchase one or two to start off
the season next year and to finish the
present one. Baku, balibuntl, hair hats
and novelty straws. Styles for the
matron as well as youthful modes.
(Third Co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-18
Naval Reservists Return.

PHILADELPHIA, August II (P).--
Five hundred naval reservists returned
to the Philadelphia Navy Yard yester-
day after a two-week annual training
cruise In New England waters.
The reservists, including men from
Philadelpl1ia. Columbus, Cincinnati
Grand Rapids, Indianapolis and CHI
easo. trained aboard nine destroyers.