davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1934-01-28

susceptible to masculine charms IS any
other woman"
Doug grinned. And what, may ask
method; I know a few new tangled
well" Simmons laughed heartily,
'it's been q long time since I've gone
acourting. But flowers and candy and
love sonnets and a patient dog-in-the-
manger attitude has never gone out OF
style. Sit on her doorstep and play
the penitent. She'll come out and
throw you crust soon. in all probabil-
ity."
Doug grinned again, then broke out
seriously, Now about my Job. Will you
hire me?"
you bet I will. I'll take you into
my ofice first. That's the best place
to learn the ropes. I'm completely
In charge OF all the Temple interests
now and I'll be easing myself out Of q
good soft racket. But I'm getting old
and tired. Come In and give me .
rest
"Oh. boy" Doug grinned childishly,
II hadn't any idea you'd be SO easy
to convince. thought I'd have battle
on my hands"
But how about your art?" There
was twinkle in the lawyers eye.
Doug shrugged and grinned facetious-
ly. "The world Of art can stagger along
without me-but it's going to be tough
on the models. I'll do q little land
scaping and seascaping once in a
while when the old craving gets too
great"
But no model-scaping."
80 help me-never!" Doug raised
his hand piously. II wouldn't paint
Helen Of Troy If she came and threw
herself at my feet
MY how you have changed" It was
Simmons turn to grin.
If I'm not getting too nosey," Doug
picked at his melon, I'D like to ask a
question that's very important to me.
Go ahead"
(To be continued.)
Evening star., 1934-01-28
penthouse 0Ve
ONO sous x scorbery

took up q menu. "You'd better order
first, or I'm afraid the shock of what
am about to say will strike you
dumb"
well" Simmons said mildly. "I'l
try to stand up under it."
When they had ordered Doug waved
the waiter away impatiently. His young
face took on q look Of eager earnest
ness and the lawyer watched him
silently. Obviously he was having
difhculty in finding words. But sud-
denly Doug threw down his napkin and
plunged.
DO you think fellow who has vast
ed as much time as have could ever
learn a big business?"
I-don't quite get you?"
Il mean," Dougs hand sought a salt
shaker to jiggle it childishly. do you
think II I came into the Wall Street
Trust Co. could ever amount to any
thing? mean-be Of any use"
Simmons face took on look Of In.
credulity-then joy.
You don't mean you're asking to &c
Doug nodded.
Just that! I'll start tomorrow, II
you let me. I'll come in at 8 O'Clock
dog is hung every night. I'll start Is
janitor. II you say So"
Simmons shook his sandy graying
head and leaned over to support him
self on his elbows.
Just minute till I get my breath
young man. Are you feeling well?
Have YOU any fever?"
Doug looked down at the table cloth
Il don't blame you for taking it all
as joke. But If you give me chance
I swear you'll never be sorry. Tits
what the governor wanted, and-Td
Ike to pay him back little for all he
did for me-"
The lawyers face sobered He reach
ed out to touch Doug's tanned strong
hand in fatherly gesture.
$50 that's your reason for wanting
to buckle down and do things
Partly. There's another reason toe
one imagine you'll find hard to be-
lieve."
Peel like telling me?"
Doug looked down again. and when
he looked up his brown eyes were
Tits Charity. I'd like to win her
respect-if it's possible after the way
I've treated her.
That was an even greater shock to
Simmons than the first. He wished he
were some place where he could let
down and blow his nose The tears
were strangely near the surface. He
kicked himself for being an old senti-
mentalist when it was so hard to
answer.
I'm glad you've come to your
senses, Doug" he said then simply
Your wife is girl In million
Tell me-" Doug leaned toward
him and searched his eyes for the
truth, you know her better than I do
Do YOU think I have a chance to-to
win her love?"
Il can't see why not" Simmons
twlnkled at him then. "You're my idea
OF the answer to maidens prayer"
But Charity is so different" Doug
disregarded the kidding in the lawyer S
voice. She's not at all like other
girls
Simmons smiled. Maybe not. But
you try all the old-fashioned methods
of finding a way to the lady's heart
and I dare say you'll find she's as
Evening star., 1934-01-28
Ramsay Tells Veterans
Of Economy Provisions
Nine. German Johnston Radio Performer, En-
tertains V. F. w. Post With Mem
cries of France

He spoke on the need Of additional
combat planes
A "cootie scratch" Of TINT Pup Tent
was held at 935 Grant place. The
Awards Committee called upon Cootie
Campbell, District of Columbia de-
partment commander Of the " F. W.,
to present a citation to Charles ("The
Bad') Wolf for services rendered as
Cootie soloist. Cootie Bill Snyder,
council member of the fourth Cootie
district, reported new pup tent
would soon be formed in Clarksburg,
w. Va, and that he is planning
reorganization Of the Coolies of Balti.
more, Md.
A. K. Inman, a new Cootie recruit,
spoke.
The annual "cootie trial" will be
February 6.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
Woman Harbormaster Dies.

On the eve Of her Tooth birthday an
niversary. Mrs. James Ellen Jones, har-
bormaster at Prthdinlleyn. Wales. for rs
years, has died. She lived In an inn,
300 years old, whose front door was
washed by high tide, and there at one
time she conducted a girls school,
teaching art needlework, domestic SCI
ence and music. The inn also served
as lighthouse for she put lamps in
the windows as guide to ships. 1t is
asserted in Wales that in this way Mrs
Jones saved many vessels from disaster.
Evening star., 1934-01-28

Representative Francis H. Shoemak-
er of Minnesota addressed National
Capital Post and its friends at its
last meeting, held in Pythian Temple.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
Man Carries Bullet II Years.

Shandor Hermes of Novo Marof,
Yugoslavia, has just been relieved of a
bullet which he had carried II years
It entered his left thigh while he was
on battlefield late in 1916, but was
not removed, and the wound healed
Recently Hermes felt a pain near the
right knee, and had the bullet removed
from there The man says he never felt
the bullet during it's travels.
Evening star., 1934-01-28

Meetings This Week.
Thursday. 8 pm.-Herbert l.
Edmonds Post, Hamilton Hotel;
Equality-Walter Reed Post. No.
284, Pythian Temple Especial
meeting).
Evening star., 1934-01-28
Man Cuts Set of Teeth at "a.

Tommy Robinson, former foot ball
coach, has just cut full set Of new
teeth at the age of a. To cut wisdom
teeth at so or 10 is not uncommon, but
full set after 80 is very rare. Robin
son, who lives in Garlinge. England,
says he had been without teeth for a
year, and the new set appeared within
few weeks. They gave him no trouble
and he has not seen a dentist or .
doctor about them.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
ITALIAN WAR VETERANS
TO SHOW NATIVE MOVIE
"The Old Lady" to Be Presented
Twice Today at Masonic
Temple.

An all-talking italian moving picture,
with Miss Anna Gramattica in the lead
ing role, in The Old Lady" will be
presented under the auspices OF the
Italian World War veterans today at
the Masonic Temple, New York avenue
and Thirteenth street, at 8 and 8 pm.
Miss Gramattica is Italy's leading ac-
tress.
Oficers of the Italian post were In
stalled last Thursday night by Comdr
Alfred A. Picchione of the American
Legion.
The Executive Committe of the La
dies Auxiliary met last week at the
home of the treasurer, Mrs. D. Bianch1,
and planned work for the welfare fund.
A community dance will be held Feb
ruary in the Catholic Hall, Sixth and
E streets.
Evening star., 1934-01-28

Mary Desha Char pter met at the home
of the treasurer, Mrs. Hastings P. Avery,
with her mother, Mrs. Harriet Austin,
joint hostess. The regent, Mrs. Robert
w. Morse. presided.
A talk on Colonial law was given by
the guest speaker. Mrs. Dell Floyd.
Supper was served.
Evening star., 1934-01-28

~ EPRESENTATIVE r. L. RAM
u SAY of West Virginia delivered
an address on provisions Of the
i economy act as affecting vet
Grams compensation at the last
meeting of the United States Treasury
Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars. Comdr.
Frank e. Hagan presided
Past Dept. Comdr. Oscar w. Hol-
lingsworth made an appeal for dis
carded clothing for needy veterans and
their families. Adjt. Harman sub
mitted report covering the problems
considered at the recent council Of
administration meeting.
Equality-Walter Reed Post met at
Pythian Temple. with Comdr. Howard
w. Woerner presiding. A program Of
entertainment was given by Nine. Ger
friends as the little French girl"
Miss Morrison, a pupil Of Felian Gar
zia, was the pianist. The theme of
the program was Memories Of
France"
Front Line Post met Monday eve
ming. John M. Bernnie was admitted
to membership. Comdr. A. w. Masters
announced the resignation of Chair
man H. F. Volkman from the Re-
cruiting Committee and he appointed
Joseph B. Cook. Chairman p. F.
higgins of the Bylaws Committee re-
ported the revised edition of the by
laws would be ready for distribution
in the near future.
The next meeting of the post will
be held in the form Of a social, to
which the Ladies Auxiliary has been
extended an invitation.
Post Employment Officer Walter p
Boehn announced he could place a
few unemployed comrades if they would
make applications to his office without
delay.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-04-14
3 Minutes Oat
Flakes

5 MINUTES DAT FLAKES is a cereal
made under a special process. The gen.
une is sold in the package with the
BIG RED 3.
This special process during which the
oats are FIRELESS COOKED AT THE
MILL FOR IL HOURS in their hulis
seals 10 all the delicious flavor and rich
noursnment Of natures choicest grain.
3 MINUTES DAT FLAKES build
bone and muscle, provides energy with
OUT creating body heat. Particularly
recommended as a heat giving food for
infants, children and invs lids.
Special Sale
42oz. package with Cups ands Saucers
35cts.
Ia OF. package II cents
10 OF. Inns II cents.
20 OF. tins 20 cents.
At Walls rocery
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Knapp Shoes are Good Shoes
FfRST-LAST-AND ALWAYS

1T is our policy to maintain our high
Standards of quality under any and
all conditions. We do not propose
to lower our quality in order to meet
the low priced competition Of the So
called depression shoes now being
retailed in many stores Knapp Shoes
must maintain their reputation for style
quality comfort-and service, and
will be sold at the lowest possible prices
consistent with such quality.
Stop in at Anduze's Barber Shop
around to 5 O'Clock daily and see
actual samples and amazing prices to
suit your pockets.
V. C. KISSING
Ghrietiansted. vi. U.S.A.
Local Re preventative
Knapp Bros. Shoes, Boston, Mass.
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The Heart Of a Cord Cocktail

New Zest, new delicacy for cocktails
No more makeshift Yarmouth comes the
favorrite of European aristoeracy for
more than a century:
'ANSFL delicious TIA
LIAM Yarmouth made and bottled in
Italy and brought direct TO you from
Torino. Italy.
The Firm of John Alexander
presents Anselmo Yarmouth.
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GIFTS FOR HER


you can stin buy a Reivinator Electric
refrigerator for IS cents per day; moth
PEARSON. CO.. INC. i2s N. Penn.
VANITY SETs-si39-4 pieces. 2 lovely
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trimmed. GOLDSIEINS. is E. Wash. st.
TRIAL Of ENOS TREATED COAL
viii incline you toward its permanent
use. Try furnace chunks a. s5ls ton.
Lambert Coal and Coke.
HE-i397.
BEAUTY COURSE. sI9 55: lifetime gift
ROYAL ACADEMY. 4o1 Roosevelt Bldg.
OF You-Beautltully framed Photograph.
only 81. PLATT, 7os Roosevelt Bldg.
TRIAL Of ENOs KEN TREATED COAL
will incline you toward its permanent
use: Try furnace CHUNKS at 1915 ton.
wOMEN'S CYNTHIA Arch Support Shoes
2ss; J. c. Penney Co.. Inc. 80 E.
NEw Barton washers balIoSn wringers
Wash.
DENTISIRY-NeW light, naturalGs7 IN
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DR.. 8. o. GARTER, s26 K. Of P. Bldg.
MOTHERS good soft flexible. comfortable
house shoes. High or low. sl.98 to
SABA. SHOUTS. 51s Mass. ave.
wRIsLEY TOILET SETS for men and
women Ideal gifts. Priced at 98c up.
HAAG'S CUT PRICE DRUG STORES.
UNREDEEMED DIAMONDs-Beautiful gold
snd itnIs R 4 tinggs GO R0
as low as.'........4... $3.50. 'pO.OO
SACKS BROS. LOAN CO.. sos Indiana
Ave. RI-5994.
GENUINE ENGRAVED VISITING CARDS
MONOGRAM STATIONERY.
II. w. DRIFTMEYER, Al w. Ohio st.
"
YOU'LL find HER favorite PERFUME or
FACE POWDER at HAAG'S CUT PRICE
DRUG STORES.
SOLID cedar chest, walnut veneer, only
Sl2.95. HARTMANN'S, 319 E. Wash.
POUNDS Of delicious CHOCOLATES in
Christmas box, CSC at HAAGS CUT
PRICE DRUG STORES.
XMAS money for discarded and broken
tewelry. trinkets. HOOSIER. alb Indi-
ana ave.
ANTIQUES-Jewelry at attractively low
prices. See our line. MILTON, 213 Mass.
HoSIERY-First quality chiffon. pure silk.
S9c Or. BETTY GAY. E. Wash.
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GIFTS FOR THE HOME
(sNEMNNEMS EawaxaSararas

I'd M SsISs1E1EzS5xE aSMEa -:
WHY be without modern refrigeration
"nen you can buy a Kelvinator for 15c
PEARSON. CO.. INC. 1913 N. Penn.
$3.50 GRAND piano; used; only 1895. MAR
ION MUSIC CO., 229 N. Penn. End fl.
PIANO Tuning and Repairs; established
1917 ALsERF WACHSMAN. DR-5367.
MAKE TRACKS TO SACKS" for a used
car to give the family for Xmas. 343 N.
Capitol ave. Open evenings.
NEW 1884 Majestic Radios at u off. r.
g. R. STORE. 225 E. Wash.
SELL bI;ro Or trade your old gold. for Xmas.
sHoEsl-sEoEsI-For best values COM
located at i4o E. wash io S0 s. 1lI s'O 2es
W Sloz wash aAor,2 59 E. Wash. sCHfFF S
DENT1sTRY-;Extractions. filings. clean
G2RFEE Jss s'f & 81 Sfi = B sRd P Ri435o o.
e6arse WIRING HY MUSIC s@a Co.. 'i iaO E.
RAPIDS, RICH & Co.z1Trade-ins $40 up.
1914 N. Illinois. RI-6325.
WE LEAVE everything but the dirt. Re-
So:osEfR4+FHHSyg! 'Hf IaGNDR DIP assS Z Z.
Market. LI-3791.
BOWERS g. WEDDLE GARAGE-Tires.
College. 24-Hour service. Jaw
F. J: MEYER r, & CO GEoCermFancy select
brands. 500 S. East st. We deliver.
NEW SYSTEM LAUNDRY-Rough dry SC
Ia Wearing clothes starched and dried
CENTRAL PUBLISHING. Golf it's print
ing. We do it. 546 S. Meridian. RI-3030
J. H. .WHALIN-Electr. serv If can't
S fIXa It there's no charge for trying.
SPECIAL Glendora block 500. UNION
ICE & COAL co. DR-4621.
USE. Nature Minerals for Health-when
ohio 5EI el &C. ff RI.,4s T. M F. CO.. 1877 E.
RopMAN cLEANERs-TA-o5ss. Ladies.
plain dresses, suits. Use.
KEITH SHADE CO.. RI-4995. 1348 N. III.
Authorized dealers. Brenlin window
shades.
THORP AWNINGSJust a Shade" better
Tents. covers. lawn umbrellas. etc.
2407 College.
COLONIAL RAG RUGS-9x12 special SIS. 95;
other rugs and 1inoleum. UNITED RUG
CO.. 1879 w. Wash.
MAKE Mother Happy with a new Singer"
electric sweeper. A real gift. SINGER
CO.. 1875 w. Wash. RI-9718.
CHAMBERS gas range, heaters, stove re-
pairing, parts and serv. VA. STOVE 81
FURN. CO.. 654 Va.
MISUNDERSTANDING cleaners. rebuilts, gtd.
1900 SALES CO.. ASA Mass. RI-4924.
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WINE SETS. s1.-Consists of glass decan-
ter and six glasses. attractively decorat-
chrome plated tray.
GoldStein's, 16 E. Wash. St.
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GIFTS FOR THE HOME
aS1 SMEASzSsxSS zEMEM EaEM.


IS GIFTS FOR THE HOME 4
Observation-Disclosures
RUGsl-RUGsl-RUG
PEOPLES QUITTING co.
ISL w. Wash. st.
THE PRESTO" furnace lighter saves time
and trouble; lights coke QUICKLY and eco
CALL US for storm, sash estimates. COR
NELL. 1017 E. 10th. HE-5177,
LET US install gas log or radiant. heater
display 5s e CITIZENS GAS co. Is s. Pa
CALL TALBOT 1901 for Enos KEN Treated
Lump at S56S No DUST less $50 scot. smoke.
s-PIECE dining room suite: Al shape:
$19.75. 1102 S. Meridian.
Fos5 ISw sT IS 15gcD I'm striGP lN9Sf
1917 E. 10th. HE-5l77.
LINOLEUM-Special price during Dec.
CUT-RATE LINOLEUM HOUSE. Sl1 N.
Alabama. RI-8987.
FRIGIDAIRE-Th ideal Xmas gift: special
low terms and liberal allowance. T. F.
McMURRAY & SON. 4211 College. HU-
1887.
lengths, Csc each. CORNELL. 1917 E..
18th. HE-5177.
WHICH downtown furniture store sells a
natlonay sdveftdsed Tsolo w1T1TTT inVe If
e eSt 9e 'aF WHhioh 'P Pado The Stewart
Warner, the only Magic DiaT' radio.
COLONIAL. At South Meridian.
ODD EXTENSION TABLES. $685. BAKER
BROS. 219 E. Wash.
USED LIVING ROOM sUITEs-Nice.
clean. 2 and 3 PC. suites from G at4 aI1
BROS. 219 E. Wash.
NEW PHnCos for foreign stations. Dbl.
trade-in allow. r. & R. STORES 225 E.
Wash.
kinds Of ufa nish esoro from $40 to $50
BAKER BROS. 219 E. Wash.
sTovEsl-sTOvESl-
PEOPLES QUITTING co.
ISL w. Wash. st.
Doughty Trans: 4 Storage &c, We spe-
SlaLl1C IL AidNLlLS Lt1SA osSN $NA~A4NN~~'
1912 N. Ewing. CH-6662.
RADIOS. special price on fl. model. FRIG.
BELMONT ELECTRIC. 2031 w. Wash.
Open ewes. BE-0591.
GIFT FURNITURELarge selections. J.
B, flanagan FURN. CO.. Both at Ill.
st. TA-2400.
WORCESTERSHIRE refrigerator Ideal gift
for. her. FULWIDER SALES. 1909 E.
10th. CH-1449.
SPEC Holiday Rates on Fine Upholstering.
NORSELL CO, 1905 N. Cap. TA-5265.
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SAVE TINE and worry By Installing
F-aEh . Matlk" lighter on your old
range. CITIZENS GAS CO IS s. Pa.
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BRooKsrDE ICE AND COAL Co. CH-i5s7.
viii sell you Enos Kem-Treated. 6x3 egg
coal for s5.f6 Der ton.
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ALLIED TRUCK EQUIPMENT CO.. com,
plete line of bodies. trailers. cabs. 90l
N. Senate. RI-6596.
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families. You may send in many you desire
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CLARINET-Boehn system; like new: ir
case; $50. CARLIN MUSIC. 2ll Mass.
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The Indianapolis Times - Loe7OS Palace Theat1
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LIE G AIS
SO Legal Notices

GLOBE AND RUTGERS
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
To Oh Creditors and Stockholders Of Globe
aEd Rutgers Fire IHsHycacs Company:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
Plan OF Rehabilitation. dated May Is, 1894.
OF Globe and Rutgers Fire Insurance. Com
p1ny became operative on December s. 1884,
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promptly IN accordance with the terms Of
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FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
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BIRDS AND CAGES-Idcal gifts for her.
WILCOX PET SHOP. 1903 Central RI
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MEMS OxFORDS and high schoes; styled
and widths SHOUTS. 3ls Mass Ave.
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WHERE in this city is there a furniture
store that offers the service of placing
a tailor-made suit of clothes for brother
or dad on your regular account. with no
interest or carrying charge? COLONIAL.
of counsel a S Meridian.
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CUT-of-paWn diamonds. values I'd 70 5000,
t5.35 up. LINCOLN LOAN. 20l W. Wash
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WOMENS Capeskin Gloves slip-on style.
gse J. c. PENNEY CO.. nc. 30 z.
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CAKE SERVER-Ivory and green with
heavy wire carrier Special. .....
CHINA STORE, 361 w. Wash. st.
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SUITS-Made to measure. Credit plan
Pay waile you wear. LEON, 131 E. N. Y
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OUT shotguns.. single
double barrel. Pump, automatic, low
as 81. LINCOLN LOAN. 2Ol w. Wash.
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New Clarinets, silverplated. $35.
PEARSON'S
l28 N PENN LI-55l3.
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GIFTS FOR HER
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tx TX TX 3SS TX ESz fSSSA ESS1SsS zS~A BSl
Beauty Culture
Learn
The best or none at all.
CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE.
SURGEONS bandage shoes ideal gift .foT
sick foot. Bird fl. Kahn bg.. ARCH FIJI
NEW SAMPLE KITCHEN CABINETS
Green and ivory. porcelain tops v Sl6;so'
Smaller kind. S11.95. BAKER BROS.
219 E. Wash.
NEW 1884 Crosley Radios at "a on. r.
g. r. STORES. 225 E. WASH.
----
PERMANENT wAvE-Beautiful. complete
ST. BEAUTE-ARTES. COL Roosevelt Bldg.
BEAUTY COURSE $685.: lifetime gift.
ROYAL BEAUTY ACADEMY. 4Ol Roose-
welt Bldg.
IS GOOD ODD CHAIRS. 81 piece.
BAKER BROS. 219 E. Wash.
NEW r. C. A. RADIos-Double trade-in
allow. r. & R. STORES. 225 E. Wash.
PERMANENT WAvEGorgeous curls. 81
comp. BEAUIY-MART. III & Mkt.
OF YoU-Beautifully framed photograph.
only 81; PLATT STUDIOS 7O3 RooSe-
HOSIERY at all prices MOSES WOLF.
80 N. Delaware st. LI-O317.
LADIES SHOES-Pumps. ties
And straps, all styles. all sizes. ST 80
sc HTFIf s"! SHOE STORES. 14o E Wash.
100 S. ILL.,, 203 w. Wash. 259 E. WASH.
RUY your Xmas Gifts now on our liberal
charge account plan. Paw next wear.
Lyric Theater Bldg.
HOSE-Ladies' silk, full fashioned. 39c up.
VOLTS, 1914 N. Senate. 1903 N. Illinois.
CHINAwARE-Gifts. ovenware;. casseroles.
pie plates. specials. Csc to ACC. CHINA
STORE. 361 w. Wash. st.
HOW about a Permanent LOU ANN
Gruner. DR-7334.
MADAM LA FORDS Incompatible Won
der (TiSsuel cream on sale at HOOKS
DEPENDABLE DRUG STORES.
VAN-HUNTER'S push up permanent wave.
So VAN-HUNTER BEAUTY SHOP.
CAKE SERVER-Ivory and green with
heavy wire carrier. Special
CHINA STORE, 361 w. Wash. ST.
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GAS RANGES. s97s up.
HARTMANN S. 3l9 z. Wash.
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CENTRAL GARAGE-wrecking service.
general repairing auto laundry batter
les recharged, storage. Alemite service,
TA-6l75.
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ENOS Kem-Treated Mine Run viii cost
HORACE h PAGE COAL co. Call
RI-4O35 and place trial order.
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BUY his cigars at Haag's. Our
Cigars are always FRESH.
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only Kem-Treated Coal produced in In
diana. Furnace chunks. S5.46 per ton:
3x2 forked S5.2S Call CH-l42T.
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SLIDE TROAIBONE-Conn silver plated. in
case. S25. CARLIN MUSIC. ali Mass.
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VAN-HUNTER'S push up permanent wave,
So VAN-HUNTER BEAUTY SHOP.
RI-5o82.
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j. H. WEIALIN-Electr. serv. II I can't
fx It there's no charge for trying. 613
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MADAM LA FORD'S Incompatible Won
der (Tissuel cream on sale at HOOKS
DEPENDABLE DRUG STORES.
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MEMS HOUSE SLIPPERS-soft and easy:
tan: priced low. STOUTS, 318 Mass. ave.
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FRIGIDAIRE-Th ideal Xmas gift: special
low terms and liberal allowance. 7. F..
McMURRAY & SON. 4211 College. HU-