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cd the countries Of Middle Asia-the
Mcfarland East Indies, British Malaga,
Siam and French Indo- China. Trade
Of the United States with the last named,
however, is comparatively insignificant.
With a total area Of also, 900 square
miles, Malaysia is larger than any
country In the Far East except China
and Australia and its population of
% ,260, 900 is exceeded only by that of
China and India.
Peak Was in 1926.
Trade with the United States has
followed closely MaylaSia's trade with
the world. When demand and price of
its raw materials were high, its exports
to the United States rose and purchases
from America increased accordingly.
The peak year was 1925 when total
value of nearly $3.50, 900 900 was reached,
compared with a pre-war average annual
trade of $50 900 900 and the five-year
average. 1915 to 1920, Of 5000. 000. 900.
1t will be noted that United States
exports to Malaysia were highest In
1920, but giving due weight to the in
fated prices Of the postwar period,
it Is probable that the value in more
recent years has represented a con-
siderably larger volume of trade, par
ticularly in 1929 Similarly, the high
price of rubber in 1926 brought the
value of our imports from Malaysia
to the highest figure on record, although
the amount Of rubber imported was only
two-thirds of that bought in 1929. The
value of rubber imports alone in 1926
was nearly twice that Of our total i'm
ports from Malaysia in 1929.
In 1929 per capita trade of Malaysia
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Philippine Islands, $Sli 900 o0O-com-
pleting the main Far-Eastern areas.
Per capita foreign trade of Malaysia
In 1929 was higher than that Of any
Oriental country except the Philippines.
It amounted to $24, compared with $26
for the Philippines. $40 for Japan. 90
for India and SO for China Australia
and New Zealand. both sparsely pop
ulated and non-OrientaI, have very
large per capita trade; In 1923 amount
ing to $225 and 1854 respectively
British Malaga alone, with q popnla-
ton OF 4,500. 900. had per capita trade
of 4226: that of the Netherland East
thirds Of the total population Of Malay
STA, was SIS in 1929.
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Nurse to Purchase Plane.

ST. JOHN. New Brunswick, August
4 R.-Miss Greta Ferris, nurse Of
the Greenfell Labrador Mission, said
yesterday she needs q plane in her work
and is going to Boston to purchase one.
She left for Boston yesterday after
noon in q seaplane. She said she would
take flying instruction there. Miss Fer
ris was the nurse who visited Greenley
Island on the arrival Of the Bremen
flyers in 1928.
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MALAYS|AN TRADE
IMPORTANT TOU.S.
Japan Is Only Custom in ORR
ent to Place More
Orders.
NV NJ a PITCH

Far Eastern Section. Division of Regional
Information, Department of Commerce.
The total trade of Malaysia, import
and export, with the United States is
more important from the standpoint of
dollar value than that of any country
In North America it Is exceeded only
by that of Canada, while there are no
South American countries and but three
European countries-the United King
dom, Germany and France-with which
the United States has a larger trade.
This relation has existed since 1924,
with the exceptions that in 1925 Cuba S
trade with the United States exceeded
that of Malaysia and in 1925, 1925 and
1927 trade with France was lower.
In the term Malaysia" are includ-
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6ybuG ASSoCA1teu EEeob-
EVANSTON, Ill, August 4.-Diplo-
matte immunity from Police Court ap-
pearance was extended yesterday to
Miss Virginia Dawes, daughter of Gen.
Charles G. Dawes, American Ambassa-
dor to the Court of st. James.
Police notified her she need not ap-
pear in court on charge of speeding
IS miles an hour. but that she might
send in IS to cover her fine.
Miss Dawes did not want to come to
court for fear she would be photo
graphed and the Ambassador might
hear of her encounter with the law.
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SOCIETY
tUontanued IRON Third Pase.)

Miss Rita York win return the middle
o. the week after spending nearly two
guest Of Or. Ann Murray.
Mr.. and MRS. Samuel o. Sullivan Of
Anderson, 8. c., and their young daugh-
ter arrived in Washington yesterday,
and are at the Shoret1am Hotel. They
are accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. II.
,. Sullivan, also Of Anderson. >
Mr.. Julius Garfinckel has sailed for
England and France.
Miss Bertha Marsh will leave tomor-
row for Buena Vista, Pa, where she
will stay at the Buena Vista Springs
Hotel until September 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rayford w. Lemley of
Chicago are ct the Maynower for . few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Ross are spending
early August IN Atlantic City, where
they are staying ut the Hotel Jefferson.
Whitacre-Go
Wedding Announced.
The Rev. and Mrs. Sewell J. Goode
Of winchester, Va, have announced the
engagement Of their daughter Esther
Emily 10 Mr.. Landon Brown Whitacre,
son Of Mrs. Whitacre and the late Mr..
w. c. Whitacrc of Whitacre, Frederick
County, Va. The wedding will take
place in winchester early in September,
Miss Goode, graduate of the Rockville,
nd. High School, has been secretary
Of the Social League of Montgomery
County, Md, for several years. Her
father was pastor OF the Christian
Church at Rockville before going to
Winchester two years ago Mr.. Whit
tary School at Lewisburg, w. Va, is
associated with his brother in the mer-
camille and apple orchard business in
Frederick County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles N. Boulder Of
Baltimore are spending q few days IN
the Capital City, staying at Wardman
Park Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Longcope,
who have been at the Weylin Hotel, IN
New York, for o few days, have gone
to Marthas Vineyard, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thurtell and
Mrs. M. Snow have sailed from Balti-
more to Boston on the s. s. Chatham.
MRS. Dalton Risley and Miss Mabel
q. McCalluIn Of Los Angeles are at the
Mayfiower while In Warrington as part
Of . trip they are making through the
East.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Mccoy of Bir-
mingham, Ala, are ct the EhorehAm
Hotel. where tl1sy win remain for q few
days.
Miss Frances Iickteis. who until re-
Gently lived IN Detroit. Is now making
her home In this city and has taken an
apartment In the Wardman Park AM
mex.
Mrs. George Burns Is at the Shore
apartment for several months.
mrs. Grace u. Preston has gone to
California, where she is the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. William p Migrest, in
their home on West Forty-fifth street
After touring the West Mrs Preston
win return In the late Autumn.
Miss Mary Gildersleeve and Miss
Ashby Turner have gone to Atlantic
City and are staying at Cotton Manor.
Mrs. A. B. johnson has gone to Sa-
vannah Beach. ON Tybee Island, Ca,
and Ii staying at the Hotel Tybee.
Mr.. and mrs. ID. L. zahn have gone
"a. Atlantic City and are staying At the
ChaifCnte- Haddon Hall.
- -
w~ Y&aYsa.. fa~v ~,.1,, M~.as.k F~s.~~
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When Bernard shaw was musical
critic for London newspaper, In his
younger days. he scandalized the
management by appearing In . ginger
colored hcme-spun suit amid al the
nagnincence Of first-night perform
ar1ce
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and vegetable oils-and the natural Tim
itations Of Oriental peoples rs consum-
ers Of Western products, the balance OF
trade between the United States and
Malaysia Is heavily unfavorable. The
excess Of imports in 1924 amounted TO
$182, 900 900: in 1929 to $256. 000, 900.
Over the flve-year period, however, GER
tain interesting changes have occurred,
indicative Of possible future tendencies.
The developments noted during the
five-year period are indicative Of recent
trade tendencies which have brought
the area to It's present important posi-
ton In the total trade Of the United
States with Asia. As possible indica-
ton Of future trade expansion, the trade
of Malaysia with the world Is compared
with world transactions Of other Far
Eastern Areas.
First I'm Far East.
The total foreign trade Of Malaysia
In 1929 amounted TO $2,441 ,000. 900,
exceeding that of any country in the
Far East. Indiais trade was second.
valued at $1,000 ,000, 900, and was fol-
lowed by that of Japan, which amount
ed to 81, 9o2. 900 900. The total foreign
trade Of China was valued at 91,470.-
000, 1000; of Australia, at 81 $50, O00, 000;
New Zealand, s50I. 900 900, and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-04
COL FER MAKES HOLE
IN ONE, BUT IN NEST
'tLost" Ball, Which Fails to Come
Down, Is Found in Birds
Home.
Special Dispatch TO me star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HA0ERSToWN, Nd. August A.
William Ernst local banker. playing .
first hole ut q Potomac River golf
course. sent mashie shot high into tns
air but the ball failed to come down
After long search. his partner jckingly
suggested that the ball might have
dropped into bird nest in an apple
tree. Sure enough, there 10 was ~
posing in the nest.
Ernst preferred TO lose q stroke
rather than play his dificult lie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-04

No definition Of freedom ID worth
turning into q binding formula. though
a formuia-like Lincolnis. for instance
has often helped freedom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-04

~ italian law only Fascist labor
l1nions are recognized.
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Mrs. A. B. johnson has gone to Sa-
vannah Beach. ON Tybee Island. Ca,
and is staying at the Hotel Tybee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-04

Miss Mary Gildersleeve and Miss
City and are staying at Cotton Manor.
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mr.. and Mrs. ID. L. zahn have gone
70 Atlantic City and are staying at the
ChaifCnte-Hadd0n Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-04

Mrs. Grace u. Preston has gone to
California, where she is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs William p. Migrest, in
their home on West Forty-fifth street.
After touring the West Mrs. Preston
win return In the late Autumn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-04

Mrs. George Burns Is at the Shore
ham Hotel. where she has taken an
apartment for several months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-04

Because Of its rich store Of raw
materials Of particular importance to
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HARRY E. RAITANO
COS Meyer-Kiser Bk. Bldg. RI. $3.50.
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-uzzIz INDIANAPOLIS szauHz'
LEGAL DIRECTORY

JAMES z. MCDONALD
6i7 Peoples Bank Bldg. II. GAGS.
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Apartments for Rent

BICKING. 3ls-3 and 4-rm. modern apis;
heat, water furn.; reasonable. DR.. 4659-M
BLAINE, 13l7-Mod. 5-rm. apt; steam
heat: wa. furn.; garage; S35. wa. O407-J.
COLLEGE. l64O-3-room front apt. heat.
water light SOS: adults only. He. 3O69.
= TnTTTT1,SST1
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Room for Rent With Board
REM Honsekeening Rooms

ALA, N, 20S7-Down apt: o'stuned: priv.
layatory. sink, cd. ht,; gar. ia. 1850.
BARTH lsl5-Rms., everything furnished:
private entrance. DR.. S304-J.
BELLEFONTAINE. 1872 germ, apts.,
win everstuded. piano. sink; SIS. $3.50.
BEVILLE. N. It's rms, back porch. pTi-
xate entr.; gar; 81 Wk. Oh. 6S36-W.
BROADWAY. 1852 clean front rms.
kllehenette. sink. 2 beds. 81.
CAPITOL. n. 2oz5-2 rms. modern home;
private entrance. SIS.
CHADWICK. 9i6-2 large rooms furnished;
elecsIielty gas; 81 week. private ent.
COLLEGE. 1872 rooms. clean. plenty OF
neat: private entrance; reasonable.
COLORADO. n. 1850 rms. furnished.
MODERN references required.
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3iST. W.. 1872 completely furnished
front rooms. private ent.: gar. Ia. 255l
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Special Notices
WHY SUFFER WITH piles

WHY SUFFER WITH PILES
When you can positively get well Or II
viii cost you nothing? This Is strictly
home Treatment Also wonderful lung
sent parcel-post to any part OF
cali or write Tor free literature. g. =
WYSONG 21O K. Of p. Bldg once fSi
1857: res 1880 N Meridian. re. 494o.
PUBLIC invited to " F, w. hall, corner
If King avenue and Walnut street Dane
ing every Saturday night, music furnlsned
by Jack Gilbert and his HoliyWooa Bro1au-
casting orchestra. Admission Laules' %oV'
Gentleman, 35c.
CURTAINS laundered, 35c pair. Ca4eo
for and delivered ia. 1903.
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WASH. E.. 1902 modern Housekeeping
rms, everything fur. strictly private.
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VEegt

BEST oFFER--Takes strictly mod 5-room
bungalow at lll5 Holmes Ave full bSnnf;
SHOWN ~ appts u w Earrss- Ias 4057e
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GERMAN police pup. months old; beau
= tifully marked; eligible for registra ton;
reasonable. HUI. $685.
CANARIES- Pedigreed rollers, males: hens
special 1924 Broadway. He. 1914.
GERMAN police puppies: pedigreed: rea-
sonable. DR.. 17lT. 1914 E. lie Grande.
RABBIT hutches for sale very cheap. Cal
at 823 s. Sheffield, or Be. 1868.
FOX TERRIER dog. la-mos. old; also small
stock Of geese. II. 2160-e.
POLICE DOG-Male mos: good pedi-
gree. reasonable. EIl a1lR.
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Personals

DEBTs COLLECTED ANYWHERE. BIS
BOARD TRADE BLDG. II. 866I.
TFCTTVES-Private CONFIDENTIAL.
595 Lemeke Bldg. Ri. 1864; eve. Hu. s101.
DRESSES MADE 10 ORDER. COATS
MADE AND REMODELED. RI. 66z9.
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Suburban for Sale

FOUR houses IN Lawrence. Ind. $500 to
SO 500 small down payment or car or
lot. balance monthly. owner. 1884 II.
Delaware St Ia. 1894.
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ROBERT L. MENDENHALL
205 Indiana Trust Bldg. RI l17N.
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Funeral Directors
UNDERWRITERS
HISEY g. TITUS

UNDERWRITERS
HISEY a. TITUS 80
99l n. Delaware. "a. Sez1
"a REAL HONE FOR SERVICE"
Ia. 26Os 1919 N Alabama
q. WILSON funeral parlors. ambulance
service and modern automotiVe eoulp-
ment. DR.. 032l and Or 0322.
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South

NOW IS THE BEST TINE TO BUY.
BUNGALOWS, 500 down.
RI 2sa9. n. ]. FOX. Hu. 1853
4 ROCMS-NODERN. GOOD LOCATION
ZINE REPAIR. $4,000. DIR. 3lIS-M.
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BERRYHILL g. BERRYHILL
Bo4 Fletcher Trust Bldg. II. 6oo4.
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JOSEPH r. MORGAN
307 Meyer-Kiser BIZ. Bldg. II. 5243.
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WILLIAM c. ALLEN
SQl Inland BIZ BdR. ~ 21I4. ri. 6l38
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Building Materials

DANDY good chick starter (gurekal. only
$3.50 per 100 lbs. with cod liver oil. s2.65.
Cash and carry. THE GARTEN FEED
CO, 5l8 S. Senate.
BROOK5IDE LUMBER co.
100 Massachusetts Ave. Oh. OHIO.
FREE dumping grounds for everyone. S.
Meridian and Adler. u N Belt r. r.
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OSCAR L. POND
1l09 People Bk. Bldg. II. 7229.
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APPLEkfAN & MARK
3 Union Trust Bldg. Ri. 1893.
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BINGHAM 81 BINGHAM
Lawyers
Balls Circle Tower. IL. ITO g. a42l
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REMY. HARRISON q REAIY. c. P.
Remy, D Harrison, YIN. H. Remy,
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RAYMOND F. MURRAY
1la FLETCHER Saw. q IT. Bldg. II. 1852
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Miscellaneous Wanted
StOre-Ohice Supplies

TYPEWRITERs-Al standard makes. new
and used portables; Dalton adding ma
chimes. Repairs and TYPEWRITER supplies
Tvpewriters Of all makes rented at s.
WRITING MACHINE CO. 1877 N. Nerd
ian St. Board of Trade Bldg u 1928
TYPEWRITERS
Unusual bargains. all makes second
hand typewriters, All makes rented. So.
one month. months. Sc.
woodstock Typewriter Co., Fact. Br.
317 N. Penn. ST. Ii 47i2.
100 ADDING MACHINES typewriters. both
portable and standard; stereotype, mtmeo-
graph, photographs: exceptional bargains
We also rebuild. L. 9470. KING TYPE
WRITER EX.. Mass. Ave. and Ohio ST.
special rental rates LIBERTY WTPE-
WRITER CO. l43 E. Ohio st. Ii 1905
USED cash register. typewriters, adding
machines Cheap. 2o6 West MARYLAND.
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Houses for Sale
East

2l4s n. GALE sT.-6-roorn modern exceut
furnace, vacant. garage. improved street.
excellent location. only $4,000 clear.
$4,000 down, $22o a month. L. J. SEX
TON, Realtor. Indiana Trust Bldg. Ri.
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WILLIAM T. QUILLAN. 427-2s
Lemcke Bldg. RI. 4647. Oh. s055-W.
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JOSEPH BELCHER
so X. Of p. Bldg Ri 6606. II. 5lG9.
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AMBASSADOR

AMID AJO1 OJk
APARTMENT HOTEL
$50 N PENN
Beautifully furnished and unfurnisheo
apartments. ultra modern. bath with tub
and shower FTieidaire. walking distance
Phone Ri 1871
DELAWARE COURT
One room kitchenette and bath'
furnished or uniurnisheo See custodian.
DREXEL ARMS-730 N. III: 2. 3 rms.
furn. hskg. suites. with bath. $40. SIS wk.
WILL SHARE home with employed couple.
or girls: meals optional. wa. 2482-M.
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RHOADs & Specializing in
corporate and securities practice.
504 Circle Tower Ri $685..
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CHARLES MENDENHALL
II Aetna Trust Bldg. RI. $685..
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Help Wanted Male

WILL man In car that picked up police
to same address. Child's pet. Reward
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Situations Wanted Female
Rooms for Rent

WANTED Housework or practical nurs-
ing. More for home than wages. SO
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Machinery and Tools

New and renewed Electric Motors
bought, sod and exchanged. rented, re-
paired and INSTALLED.
Meier Electric & Machine Co.
s525 E. Wash. st. II. 1851.
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sEIDEN BLUAlEEFELD
| General state and Federal Practice
| 725 Circle Tower. Lincoln l2l4.
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Miscellaneous for sale

FOUR houses N Lawrence ma. Slow 70
50 500. small down payment or car or
lot. balance monthly. Owner 1854 n.
Delaware ST. Ia. 1894.
Miscellaneous for Sale
25-s0-lb. tubs shortening ioc per ID.
Several small walnut finish buEsts or
servers. 81 each.
Nationally advertised brand white lead
12c per 10.
Big Unclaimed Freight Station
Cor. Capitol and South
Eberhardt Awnings
Home owners visit our new show room
334 n Capitol. Estimates free. u. Sos2:
FACTORY rebuilt automatic electric water
pumps, guaranteed TO be as good as
new. Call MEIER ELECTRIC & MA
CHINE CO., 3525 E. washington. II. 1lsl.
CHEAP. so Gu. It. full automatic electric
air compressor Call Meier Electric Ma
chine Co. 3525 e. Washington. II. ll5l.
LOT new and used house heating boilers.
radiators and 2 Oilomatic oil burners.
Plumber fixtures. $40 Y. III. u. $3.50.
SINKS-Bath fixtures. slightly damaged in
transit cheap. Indpls. Plumbing sup
ply Co.. III N. Alabama. Ii. 5788.
MODEL i Walter King X-Ray Machine
cost 81 100 POS Mass. h-e. Ii. 9470.
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ROY L. vOLsTAD
SD Never Kiser Blk. Bldg RI. 5l57.
CHARLES ALCON
zl9 American Central Life. Il 1919.
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Household Goods

ICE BOXES
Prices reduced on large portion Of our
very, complete line. Remember you can
not buy an inefficient ice box from Polar.
We will not sell them.
POLAR ICE AND FUEL
COMPANY
1000 Northwestern avenue.
3905 81 washington St.
SEWING MACHINES, portable electric
Singer and other makes as low as s35
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.. 1876 w
Washington st. Ri. 9718.
Make your own dresses. Buy Singer sew
ing machines as low as $40. Singer Sew
ing Machine Co, 838 Va. Ave. DR.. 2474
ITALIAN DINING RIM, carved, beautiful
bee, room, living room, rugs. occasional
tables. odd dresser. sac. 2428 N. Meridian.
THOR .WASHER-Used; for sale: good
condition; $3.50 80 N. Delaware st.
DINING RIM. suite, 10-pc Jacobean VIM.
q Mary stvle. good condition. Ia. 1920
BEAUTIFUL new 3-drawer spinet desk;
dining rm. suite; reas. Ia 2074
UNREDEEMED portable electric sewing
machine, like new; bargain. Ri. 0S64
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms


FOUNTAIN SQUARE, large. nisely furn.
rms, mkt BATH priv entrance. DR.. 35z R
Ill, NJ. 23a9.1. 2, 3-rm. kitehenette apt..
$3.50. Sc $3.50. Eyervth. furn. Ia. 71l0.
NEW JERSEY. n, l34-Ccod clean house
keeping rooms. RI. 4l45.
OHIO. f.. 540-Light HOUSEKEEPING rooms:
So per week; gsrage; $3.50 per month.
PRUITT. 1875 nice furnished rooms:
RANDOLPH, n, 2oi--2 rms. down; priv.
entr.; utilities furn. Cal after 6 p. m.
ST. CLAIR. E. 314. APT. 2-2 front fur
nished; steam heat. sink. reasonable.
WASH. E.. 1902 modern Housekeeping
rms, everything fur. strictly private.
SC. u. 1881.
3iST. W. 1852 Completely furnished
front rooms private ent.; gar. ia. 255i
2 UNFURN. front rms: private ent: bed
Kitchen sink. heat. wa; adults. II. 0542.
1 LARGE I'm. and alcove. 81: nm. Sc;
Ch 0424
? FURNISHED rooms for housekeeping.
everything furn.. priv. entrance. Ri $685.
1900 NORTH-Cozy furnished front apt
Tor 2. s270o month. ia. 48e7-W.
Houses and Flats Furnished
COLLEGE, 5zs2-Beautifully furnished
home; will lease to responsible party
for two years HI 1895.
DE. QUINCY, 42i--S-room, private apt:
ilrst floor; garage. IT. 3243.
ILL. ~, 26il-Purn. lower duplex: cd. ht
utilities paid garage; children welcome
NORTH. E. 3l6 AND 3I8 = % rooms.
mod: Fripidaire. weekly rate Ri 400T.
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ROCKFORD & ROCKFORD
Lawyers
lois Meyer-Kiser Bk Bldg. II. 40
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Clothing

$4-MEN'S SUITS-S4
SACKS BROS. LOAN OFFICE.
300 Indiana Ave. Ri. 5994.
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Houses and Flats Furnished

e2erytning 1urn.. DIV. entrance. ~. 5ss5.
1900 NORTH-Cozy. furnished front apt.
Tor z. $500 month. ia. 4897-W.
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Help Wanted Female

WANTED lady to help with homework in
exchange for good home. 81 Warren Ave.
EXP; millinery saleslady. APPLY MRS.
FEtSNANDES, main floor, Sally Millinery.
WOMAN-Vicinity of Forest Manor care
enid mornings. Oh. 6533-R; afternoons.