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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-12
Washington Ticker
BY CLINTON COFFIN,
Associated Press Financial Writer.


It is the considered opinion of the
Federal Farm Loan Board, which en-
cages in the management of a ma
.tional system of rural credits that now
holds about $2,000,000,000 OF obliga-
lions Of American farmers, the current
peSSimtsm about agricultural conditions
in this country is largely unjustified.
The board has just taken occasion to
set out its views on the subject, in the
course of publishing its annual report
for the year. and the document en-
phasiZes three points: First, the i'm
mense majority of American farmers
are capably meeting all their financial
obligations; second, they are decreasing
rather than increasing debts, and,
thirdly, there is a Stiffening in the
value of farm lands over wide areas Of
the country.
While declaring itself fully aware
of difficulties that have confronted
agriculture" the board registers a dis
sent to the form taken by many state
ments, political and otherwise. about
them.
Constant and sweeping declarations
of pessimism and despair about agri-
culture during the past several years
have tended to convey the impression
that all farmers are inSolvent, which
is far from the truth" the report says
such unqualified statements create the
wrong psychology and are bound to be
harmful to the credit of farmers. The
great body of farmers of this country
are outstanding citizens, who meet their
obligations. as is demonstrated by the
experience of banks of this system"
There has been marked decrease
in applications for farm mortgage loan:
during the last year, and even now
though conditions for borrowers or
land are steadily improving because o!
low interest rates, the Federal farm
loan system does not expect any great
increase in demands of the sort. In.
deed, the repayments of old loans art
serving in largest measure to take care
of such demand for new mortgage
money as does appear.
Finally, the loan system, as a land
owner of first magnitude by reason O.
the inevitable percentage Of foreclos
ures, is able to report that demand TO
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arm loan is markedly improving.

farm loan is markedly improving.
while complete data is not avail
able on all sales" the report comments
on this phase of the matter, returns
of the banks indicate that sales OF 1921
farms, amounting to $16,900,000, were
made last year, as compared with ,446
sales. aggregating $11,073,000, the year
before. This progress was due to in
creased demand for farm lands in sew
eral sections and to better organiza-
tion."
Four months of steady pressure
against basic commodity prices has had
its effect on depressing the selling fig
ures of practically every important
substance necessary to commerce and
industry, with the exception Of copper
metal This is the showing reflected
by the careful series of Government
statistics bearing on prices and pro-
duction, and the copper performance
is all the more remarkable, in that the
other metals with which it is grouped,
like lead, zinc and silver, have been
conSpicuously weak as to price.
Opinions differ as to the causes which
have led to the stiffness of copper, but
NEST views attribute the performance
to the efficiency of the Copper Export
Association which dominates the for
eign marketing of the metal. Its price
has been held at 10 cents per pound,
even though production has decreased.
The main economic factor behind its
price movement, however, is the con-
tinuous expansion in consumption,
which is shown by Mines Bureau figures
to have increased from 10000 tons a
year in the last century to nearly 3,000,-
900 tons yearly in the last decade.
In the last six years only one Ameri-
| can transportation problem has been
| sufficiently troublesome to occasion rail-
embargos, and that is the Spring rush
| Of Southwestern wheat seeking hasty
market. Carriers usually prepare far in
advance for the sudden influx OF grain,
but last year it tied up Texas terminals
so badly that refusal of new shipments
had to be ordered Southwestern trunk
lines are now beginning to shift box
cars out on the country Sidings to be
ready for the demand.
1--WE haven't begun to ask Eastern
lines for help" M. j. Gormley, director
of the American Railway Association
commented, "but along toward June, Il
the prospects require 1t, the other ran
roads will furnish cars for the South
! western territory. Right NOW we arr
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BONDS IRREGULAR.
AT SHORT SESSION
Market Moves in Narrow
Range-Japanese Dollar
Securities in Rally.
BY F. H. RICHARDSON.
;peciaI Dispatch 10 The Star.

special D1Sphtcn 10 Inc SIhT.
NEW YORK, April 12.-Narrow and
irregular price changes prevailed IN to-
days week end trading in bonds. There
was no uniform movement even among
the convertibles, which were affected by
the same uncertainty in evidence in
the stock market.
News that the Toxic Stock Exchange
had reopened and that trading had been
resumed brought rally in the quota
tons for Japanese dollar securities, but
it was uneVenly distributed and there
was good deal of nervousness shown.
Japanese 6l2s, the direct obligation of
the central government. were fraction
ally higher at 104, which is only slight
ly below the best price they have
reached this year. Toxic 5 las were down
slightly and Yokohama 6S up about as
much. The bonds of the public utilities
were irregular, with the best showing
made by Great Consolidated Electric
Power of Japan 6l9s. According to the
latest financial statement this company
covered charges more than three times
over and this, together with the high
yield at the market, brought support
today.
Elsewhere in the foreign list, Cum
dinamarca 6l2s were up a point from
the previous sale, and Brazil 612S were
in good demand Approval by the State
Department of the proposed coffee loan
to Sac Paulo was taken as a favorable
development to the market for Brazilian
bonds generally.
Railroad bonds were dull, with unim-
portant price changes. On the side of
advance Chicago g. Eastern Illinois IS
and Southern Railway IS were fea-
lures. Boston g. Maine SIS were of a
point in the first hour. Manati Sugar
71as dronned 2 D0intS and there WAS
no improvement In other sugar bonds.
AS usual, American Telephone &
Telegraph 412s were the leaders in
point of activity among the convertibles.
More interest was taken in Philadelphia
e. Reading Coal g. Iron IS, in the af-
fairs Of which company important de-
velopments are expected shortly.
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Washington Stock Exchange
SALES,

Capital Traction 5s-sl 900 at 96.
Washington Rwy. s. Elec. pfd.-2I3
at 81.
American Security e. Trust CO. at
425l2.
Washington Loan a. Trust Co.'S at
SOC, at 500.
Barber g. Ross com.-25 at Is.
Lanston Monotype-4 at 1875.
Merchants Transfer & Storage pfd.-
2 at 100.
Mergenthaler linotype at l08.
Peoples Drug Stores pfd.-l0 at 1882
AFTER CALL.
Anacostia & Potomac r. r. 5s-S2, 900
at 83l2.
Emerson Bromo Settler As at 81 Y.
Washington Gas IS "A"-Sl00 at 1924
Potomac Electric 5la "a pfd-1 at 108l4.
National Metropolitan Bank-10 at 375,
2 at 3T5
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COPPER STOCKS INCREASE.

NEW YORK, April IL @.-The
American Bureau of Metal Statistics
reports that the stock of refined copper
in North and South America on April
l totaled 256,020 tons, an increase OF
22,69F tons during the month, and COM
pairing with 2n3, 404 tons on February l.
Total stocks of refined and blister cop
per on April were 522,581 tons. as
against 497,372 o. March / and Al 613
on February /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-12
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, April 12-Following is the
complete Official list of transactions in
stocks on the Chicago Stock Exchange
today:
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Dividend rates given in the table annual cash
Unit Of trading less than 100 Plus
REGULAR PAYABLE when earned ePa1
Fl
stock. - -" a. N'ONN' rus
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watching the weather reports. If these
hot winds keep up in the Oklahoma
Kansas zone it may be that the grain
crop will be reduced to the point that
won't concern any transport agency
A side line on these weather reports is
the, movement of wheat prices on the
exchanges, which has shown a definite
tendency to advance in the Expectation
that the worlds wheat surplus may dis
appear this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-12
CLOSING OF EXCHANGE
LAID TO MANIPULATlONS
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TOXIC, April flowing to in
ouiries from London and elsewhere re-,
garding yesterdays stock exchange
closing, it is understood the Bank of
Japan has cabled an explanation to the
effect that investigations indicate the
closure was due to private manipula-
lions and had no relation to the gen.
eral economic condition of the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-12
ON new YORK BONDSsTocK EXCHANGE
Direct . The Star Omea

Sales. high. Low. Close.
49,. z 37M BIN 37M
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TREASURY CERTIFICATES.

The electric output of the Engineers
Public Service Co. in March amounted
to 49,, 150800 kilowatt hours, an in
crease Of 63 per cent over the corre-
spending period Of 1929,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-12
Bid and Asked Prices.
BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY.

Bid. Asked.
Amer. Tel & Telga 4tas 81. 100 go.
Amer Tel. & Telga 4ias 90. 1879 49,.
Am Tel. & Tel. ctl. TT. ST.. l04 -.
Anacostia & Pot. r. r. 5s...... 50 S5
AnacoStia 4 Pot. Guar. ST.. SO
ca6itai + faction 81 VA r. r. 5s. 49, asa
C.sS 9W3uf Gss ist ss. 1oi,s io2ra
Potomac Elec. cons. 5S....,.... 1929 1925
Potomac Elec. IS 1853 ......... 1862
Wash, Alex. & Mt. Yer. ctf..... 3
Wash. Bait. & Annap, $751;. 65is -.
Washington Gas SIS ............ lola lO3
Wash. Gas IS series A......... l02 1885
Wash. Gas IS series B......... los 1921
Wash. Ry. & Elec. As .......... 30 6SE<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-12
German Foreign Trade Booms.

The foreign trade of Germany for the
past year registered In volume the high
est since the outbreak Of the World
War.
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adj
vertisers from receiving circular
matter, II is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertise
ments addressed to box numbers
in care of The Star will be de-
livered to advertisers on pres
entation Of the box number
ticket.
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BEAUTY PARLORS.

MARCEL. Csc; nnger wave or shampoo, 55c;
permanent wave. $3.50 up. Room e57, Earle
Tneater Bldg. Met. 1920
BEST PERM. w. IS up. ringlets complete;
NATALIE 1917 r Met. 5s27.
MARIE STEVENS. Electric Needle Expert. 20
years experience: Ugly Hair Moles. Perma-
nently Removed. 81. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
800 Kresee Bldg, HOS q st. FIR. 1881. rs.
VIOLET RAY BODY MESSAGES. shampoo
Ing. skin and scalp treatments .; done IN n
Bessie Cave. Clarendon 1877. as
TWO WEEKS ONLY-Ringlette wave, $3.50
No finger waves necessary. Steuarts, S3l
NV Met. 97s5.
PERMANENT WAVE, COMPLETE, IS.
Mabelle Honour School lest: 1919,
isaS so.5 y; Ave. NV. SIT i1 pi.t 81 ss Gw
DON'T BARGAIN WITH THE PRICELESS
beauty OF your hair Beware OF bargain
waves. We use only senuine material Two
shampoos. hngerwave and hair cut with
every. permanent. Eugene. $40; Bonat. SO
complete, nothing more 70 pay. Best care
taken OF your hair: DONNIE'S BEAUTY
sHoPPE, 7ls Alta st. NV.
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INTERCHANGEABLE.

scratch or blemish on the paint Or uphol;,
: .sps osiek sss .s
orme. nth and NJ SITS. NV. So
OIDSMOBTLE COUPE, 1873: in frst-class
e sns 80
balance d Il mon tfs M tnEe 'mah trade
rent model car at = substantial REDUCTION
c coa 7ss iSsn St. NV. Met. ISIS Sis ~
oLDs COUPE. ss5 down. SIS per mo-: excel
lent condition; looks nne any "a, dem nor
f pos 4. "arrins'on Motor Co.. 2os' l7sn NV
PACKARD COUPE 4-PAss.-Little 9. Hes
Nus Nus sssree $780, M Roper. iii ist6
PACKARD, the safest used car market"
Zach has had careful inspection, Prices are
ISL sesn na 1877 esr
+ i; S e; rs .S Used s';s :9s ma
PEERLESS So SEDAN. 1928. a-door; orisinsi
snnk pfee only WIS., your car in
terms Emerson & Orme, nth and NJ NV.
PEERLESS BRoUGHAM. upholstery and
Sg 5000 eond.oS Pes sas DICK
Murphy. Inc, 604 H st. ne.
PLYMOUTH 1929 SEDAN. 2-door: low mile.
strste: priced low; Your car IN trade; terms.
~ extras. sacrifce; sa7s. Mr.. Roper. iii
18th st. NV.
PONTIAC coAcH-PeTfect condition: Loets
$50 I'LL 18th st. NV.
PONTIAC SPORT ROADSTER, ls2e-Fully
ssssSsa '2a g.. H iss 'aa::i 49,
PONTIAC COACH lls2smpriyen' By . sa.ef VI
new car. Shepherd 252o.
PONTIAC, 1S30-second series, driven only
so9 5 miles priyatey 0Tned Phone snep
owner must sacrifice Cali Shepherd 2s2o.
PONTIAC CoUPE-Fully equipped: excellent
con- Tns w ssss aisS ssas s. l.
PONTIAC cABRIoLET, ls2s-,Fully equip,
ped. wire wheels; trunk rack on rear sasi
. sass t ssem Germsn CO.., Inc, west
$3.50. ss42 M St NV. a..
PONTIAC SPORT PHAEToN. ls2s.in excel:
!:2s s'ns''1en S eo fss. West ~
REQ MASTER PLYING CLOUD 1929 COUPE,
ike like brand-neW; absolutely suaranteed; Cen
Motor ss t ce so Ia 9Th ' 1W Pot
with black Tenders; excellent in every, way:
$500: terms. Neumeyer Motor Co.. 202l nth
st NV. Open evenings. Phone North 40l0:
sTUDEBAKER 1928 VIcT. COUPE, ,4-pass..
;5s MSssr ss sds; is Ss o Wrn'
sTUDERAKER 1929 PRES. CABRIoLET.-
priced low on attractive terms; Just IKE
wells, 6 new tires, and absolutely guarsn-
teed. Warrington Motor Co., 2o35 18th NV.
Pot. a.
STUDEBAKER 1925 SEDAN; motor. uphol-
stery. paint and tires in the pink OF condi-
bargain at s375. Kendrick & shreve, 1872
l4th st.
STUDEBAKER COMMANDER. 1s2s-The dark
maroon finish and colonial plating finish are
just like new; slip covers and full equipment
This is a beautiful job and an excellent pur-
chase at our low price OF s55o Easy terms.
Met. 0961.
WHIPPET 2-DoOR SEDAN 1928. driven
very little by private owner; all new 2al-
loon tires; sacrifice, $265. Nolan Motor CO.,
iii 18th st. NV.
WHIPPET '29 COUPE Very low mileage.
Bargain price, s425. Packard, i7oo kalo-
rama I'd
Al TOMoBILES at Weschler's auto auction.
613 G st NV, every wednesday ana sat-
urdty. 10 am
BIG 6 ToURINc-Good condition: ans. defh-
onstration: original owner. 1895 l2th 81. Re
EoIolneS etoo
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CARPET AND L1NoLEuM LAYING. SEW
ING. altering and repairins; workmanship
WafTE S.an sss% ass 'neer'os
girls, 3 to IS years; Called for. returned by
s s kindsrssft-n College eounssISTs
MONEY ADVANCED on PAWN TICKEIs
i GsRCnos Co. ISIS It. nv Nat. ssis.
ANY PERSON KNOWING THE WHERE
abouts OF Mr.. Fred or Miss Carrie swinney,
dress Box ass-s. Star ONCE.
PRACTICE YOUR FRENCH - ROOM AND
board with Partisan family; eonysnient .t to
FOR PARTIES, RENT SHACK AT CABIN
%lctrola, open D fireplace; SO night to re.
A seSnsiSie so Osf: ssas 9 Star once .
WILL THE GENTLEMAN WHO RETURNED
the Persian cat to 2225 II st. NV. call ana
receive his reward?
BLANKETS WASHED IN LUx-CALLEpF FOR
and delivered. Soc double. soc single. Phone
TUTORING AND ADULT EDU .1A;rno9Gr.
seeking results. lincoln 65o5-J. 20.
BEp.LIvINo ROOM IN NEW APT, APT; HOTEL HOTEL
preferred: references Adams s02l.
$40 YEAR ENTIRE COST. PAYS $4,000 5000
WASHINGTON ATTORNEY AT LAW WILL
attend to any matters at Washington. legal:
claims or otherwise. References EXCHANGED
If necessary. Prompt attention to ell mat
tiers: Address Box 30s-s. Star once.
CAMP ON TYPICAL FARM NEAR WASH
lngton for boys and Girls, 8 TO 10 years:
Health first considerations; directed by
trained nurse. Further information. call
Cley. 1898. M. Agnes Bowler. as
SUMMER ART CLASS PAINTING. DRAW
ing. outdoor sketching. For further inior-
nation apply Miss Virginia Wood. 1901 2SrG
VERY FINE BABY BOY FOR ADOPTION.
Call between II and S. Georeia 405i.
A BUSINESS WOMAN WANTS ONE OR
two other business wy, WSmsn or mo ener sno
tive basis; the comforts Of new: am I;
laundry; some one who would appreciate
the coolness and quiet Of q lovely garden
In Summer and the cheer OF fireplace in
Winter. Convenient to two car lines; garage
available. Reference exchanged.
Address Boy 298-S,
Star once
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In his guse of French gentleman of leisure Werper
found little difculty in deceivng his host and in
gratiating himself with both Tarzan and Jane Clay
ton. Yet after several days he became less hopeful
of an easy accomplishment of his designs. Lady
Greystoke never rode alone at any great distance
riors was ALWAYS near
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-24
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star read
ers.. Any complaint found. necessary
to be made to The Star will receive
prompt attention. For admission to
Recommended Service Column call
National 5000. Branch lis.
ADDITIONS AND HOME IMPROVEMENTs-
ns sstn room ssn
plasterinR. roofing. hardwood floors. Easy
ssl%s dGsa Ssi%a
Bank Bldg. 18th and g NV: Met. 3o43.
ALL MAKES OF RADIOS REPAIRED at
lowest lowest prizes prizes , By trained men, Give US
ANT. BEDBUG. MOTH. ROACH extermina-
ton guaranteed. FumisatiOn and moth
Der to rid furniture OF moths and bedbugs
Ca and ael1ysr Amersan lp3sssinfectant Co.
BEDDING: MATTRESSES, bog SPRINGS sn nS
WASH Ma.iPes, U Co. SIS St sx ors SaE sss IS
zsa y 81 81 ~ .. Rd 6p
&c .,n Prompt servles and low prices Ea ask
BEDDING RENOVATED. sprinEs; mattresses
sasd Ies seddns Co. :eSs
CARPENTER and iobber; .porches screened.
psrns H. sfsns nsss su
Carpenter; house repairing: painting:
81 al ksd any tms
3430-J. 24s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lions, repairs. garages.
porchcs incloSsd, glass or wire. Cement work.
Hart, Adams st. ne. Atlantic 1871. 24%
CARPENTER & BUILDER--Remodellng re.
pairs, garages. porches. ETC.; low PRICES; per-
Sonal attention.; plans and specifications.
John b. Keyser. Sc II St NV. n. 52e2.. 25e
CARPENTER. contractor; remodeling, exp. re-
pairing. painting. cement work. screens, fence
building. II. johnson. 1855 irving. Col. 69l1.
CHAIR, CANEING. porch rockers splinted. up
holstering Armstrong. 1895 10th st. NV.
Metropolitan 2062
CHAIRS GAINED. si75; furniture repairing,
upholstering: chairs webbed. $3.50 H. Leis-
man. II Seaton pl NV. North 2622-W.
ELECTRIC WIRING-We win wire your g.
room house. including fixtures and inside
services. for $1,000. Cash or terms up to ;
years to pay; frst payment TO start July ];
no interest. Peoples Home Decorating Co,
817 eth NV. Phone National TAFT. as
ELECTRIC VIKINGS rooms, q halls. bath,
$1,000, compiete fixtures. $40 installed. Get
North oa65. y. NJ CaTpsnter. ~.
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Convinced that 1t was q wandering European hunter
seeking his hospitality, Tarzan rode forward to well
come the newcomer Half an hour later he was
introducing m. Jules Frecoult" to Lady Greystoke
CThis was the name Werper had decided to assume)
IT was completely lost" laughed the supposed game
hunter. "I am very fortunate indeed to have STUN
bled upon your providential aid"
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LAMBERT!
THE HOUSE OF CONFIDENCE.
SACRIFICE VALUABLE
TRADE-INS.

Our prices are generally recognized
as the most reasonable in Washing
ton. In our selection of good late
model cars you will find just the car
you want at the price you can afford
to pay.
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading of Personal
Is 3 cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-24

MAN, white, refined. going to Maine in
June, general work around house. able 10
drive car, some carpentry; State expert
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1929 Essex Challenger Coach. $s9s
1929 Essex Coupe. 49s
1929 REQ Flying Cloud 4-pass.
Victoria .................. 7o5
1928 Hudson Brougham. ........ SIS
1927 Nash Coach. ..,........... 3o5
1928 Olds Sedan. ............... AS
1928 Chevrolet Landau Sedan. SIS
1929 Essex Roadster............ 4o5
1928 Essex Sedan. .............. 395
1927 Essex Sedan. ............. 2o5
1928 Nash Coach. ............... 493
1925 Chevrolet Sedan. .......... Us
1929 Ford Coupe. ............... 393
1928 Studebaker Victoria. ....... 3O5
Cadillac IS 4-pass. Sport Tour
ing; motor, paint and tires exc
LAMBERT-HUDSON MOTOR
CO.,
1851 14th ST., Corner R.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING. scrapins. way:
N. ave. NV Nat 1855
E5s1h: asR e. $sw' sse
FLOOR WORK. expert; old floors made like
dsstess sdn Soo
st. NV Pot. 52aO-M.
FLOOR WORK-Every description; guaran-
sss p w cevs oss
FLOORS scRAPEp. refinishea; cleaned,
SIS Fsas.9sn !, tsmb sOG sss Service
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. repaired slip
covers made; est. cheerfully given; returned 5I.s
a1a ssns
ssr Shields ID e cay ioSi 1Usn Nstions asss
woT oWes prcss
Ems Co. 1851 HALEY Ter: Sc: %.
LAWN MOWERS sxpsr, shsrpssnns i and 1d re-
81 .ith St NV FranEIin 1918
PAINTING. interior and exterior; sua ran
mates submitted
PAINTING ALL KINDs-Paperins, latest de :
s Mssd nr' SIS 'es rd give ADAMS
PAlITINd, PAPERHANGING. PLAsTER!NSdi:
Special prIses this ofs op. ssa
18th T st. NV. vuat near Park I'd Adams $50
PAINTING. very reasonable, as ! do my own
D Dors Cal aba after 4;so Pm. D. R METZ
PAINTING. interior and exterior; skilled
mechanics; reasonable prices Paui serene
2iM Y ave. NV Nat. $3.50. -
sola Gs D ave-. nW Phone Col Gsss w.
PAPERING AND PAINTING-Make your own
selection aim to please. e. D. cox
PAPERING,-Rooms papered. s. up, prompt
1859 10th st. NV. Adams 7l49 -
PAPERHANdING and painting; interior II
81 m Co. West os7s
PAPERHANGING-Roo papered. Sc up.
Work guaranteed. Earl Jordan. Lincoln
PAPERHANGING-Room papered. IS apd
up; estimate furnished; work guaranteed
A 4. George. 1929 18th st. NV. Apt. g.
PApERHANGING AND PAINTING-we will
We also psns snd sHteror
Dutch Boy lead. pure linseed oil only. Pa
e. rs Js
Peoples Home Decorating Co.. Inc. SIT eth
~.
other home decorating companies. We are the
Peoples Home Decorating. Natl. 74l6. 25e
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING-speeial
prices this month. no cash necessary: rooms
papered. $500 up: paperhanRing guaranteed
in writing for years PAINTING at ews
at lowest prices. do all kinds of pumbins
and general remodeling: up to 8 years TO
pa St e SAT K Sns css
1909 9th st NV Listed In phone book under
PAPERHANGING. painting. heating, carpen.
ter work and plastering: anything repaired
in your home; no cash. a little each, month.
PIANO TUNING. $3.50; repair estimates
fret Sanderson-Sc haeffer Co, ga H st, ne.
Lin. 1857; night call. Col. $40. Pot. 939.
PIANO TUNING. repairing; formerly head
tuner for Percy Foster Co. and Knabe Co.
Geo. NJ. Walker. Col. 47s6. 7o7 Allison NV.
PLUMBING. HEATING. OIL BURNING; re-
pairs and installations: found reliable for 81
years. J. r 0uerin. 4l2 z. Cap. Lin. 3417.
ROOFING. general repairing, painting. tim
Ming, spouting. suffering. service; guaran-
teed workmanship: Call Mr.. Russell. Ma
tional 1882. $40 18th ST. NV. 2.
ROOFING. guttering. spoutine. painting and
ROOFING CO. North 1914
RUGS-orieptaI and domestic rugs washed.
repaired and stored Al, a p. Rug Co.. GIG
VIOLIN AHD BOY ,. InS.r rys
st. NV. Phone District 1905. ~