Evening Star Newspaper, September 28, 1925, Page 32

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1925. HIGH LIGHTS OF HISTORY Registered U. S. Patent Office. HELP AND SITUATIONS. —The Campaign Against the Creeks. BY J. CARROLL MANSFIELD Whe Stole the Bride? And Why! The Night of the Wedding By C. N.and A. M. WILLIAMSON, Authors of ““The Lightning Conductor” and other fasclnating romances of mystery and love Copyright, 1924, by Public Ledger Company. HEN THIS OUTRAGE BECAME KNOWN, GENERAL ANDREW JACKSON OF TENNESSEE, WITH A BOBY OF MILITIA FROM THAT STATE, WAS ORPERED TO MARCH AGAINST THE CREES The Scarlet Cloak. PY; HEN, maybe, she'll change her mind and live with us, in her own Victorian suite, rather than do as she threatens now and go out fnto the wide, wide world, far away from yours lovingly!™ So, Pandora Haste had threatened to leave her adored Ken and his wife! And Rawdon Wells had been Ttalian @nd “primitive,” and his eyes had been “terrible,” when Eve had broken the news to him of her engagement to his friend, Kennedy Haste! But it was the letter concerning the unnamed “Idol” which interested Da- gon most “Are you willing to tell me who i this man Miss Carroll referred to? he asked, pointing out the passage to Tuste. Ken read the words and flushed up ta the roots of his brown hair. “Ask me something else,” he said. “I can't tell you that “Do you won't?"” T—am afraid I've forgotten that particular one. There were—so many chaps who fell in love with Miss Car- roll.” Ken stammered. Dagon knew that he had not forgot- ten; and Haste probably knew that he knew. But the detective let the sub- ject drop. Instead, he said, “Just now You gave me permission to ‘ask you something el Well, 1 take vou at Your word. We're in Miss Haste' own sitting room. You tell me that in | the wardrobe there are souvenirs of time when she first came to you. 1 you let me see those things?" Haste stared. “But what possible connection can they have with this They may have " said Dagon ste took back the letters hurried- -, as,if he feared more questions, and “zlad of the change of subject— found the key of the cupboard in a drawer of the secretary ahove, where no doubt he had seen Pan place it. This new affair had little interest for him. He could not conceive it pos- sible that the souvenirs of Pandora's | babyhood should have the remotest connection with the disappearance of Eve Carroll. His glowing opinion of Dagon's talent paled slightly because of the detective’s request. But there was no reason for refusing, so Ken yather indifferently unlocked and threw open the cupboard doors. “I suppose vou've heard the whole story,” he said. “about the box being left at our door, and all that. The box—I remember it quite distinct was like a boy’s school box, but rather small. It was thrown away by our servants. I suppose: but everything in it was kept; and there’s the lot in that doll’s trunk which was one of the great treasures of Pan's childhood.” “Allow me!" exclaimed the detective, and stooping took from the one shelf in the cupboard a miniature trunk got up to resemble the fashionable travel- ing boxes of a Paris maker. It was not heavy, though it was of a good size, 2 feet long by 1 in helght per- haps, and Dagon placed it on a table. It was unlocked, but thinking of the girl he hesitated to lift the lid, and Haste impatiently did so. A delicious perfume of potpourrl rose to the nostrils of the two young men. And though Haste had moods of fiercely doubting his adopted sister, his heart melted as he looked at her yreciously guarded treasures of the past. The trunk had a tray, in which reposed a doll which had been a pres- ent from him on one of Pan’s birth- days. It had eyes which opened and shut, real evelashes and curly hair which could be brushed. Pan had named the doll after him and herself: “Pandora Kennedy.” It lay on a neat pile of its wardrobe, made by the child’s own hands, with here and there a ribbon bag of potpourri. Ken removed the tray. and Dagon's eager eves saw first a fleecy Shetland shawl, then a silky blanket striped with red, white and green. “There! the poor little kid was wrap- yped in those when we found her!” Haste said. “I suppose the rest of the things are underneath. Examine them as_much as you like. The dark face of the Canadian had flushed at the sight of the silk blanket; ‘but Haste did not notice his change of color. He was thinking of Eve, and wondering why the detective had said &0 little about the letters which, after all, he had come to the house ex- pressly to see. The fellow had appeared to be some- what impressed by two of those let- ters; vet now he seemed far more “in- trigued” by these odd trifles which, gurely, could have no bearing what- ever on the case. Almost reverently Dagon touched the blanket. Refore looking at what Jay beneath, he held the silky stuft with its bright stripes between his hands. Perhaps he was trying to jnake use of the faculty he had de- gcribed to Anson; that of seeing an image of the person most intimately essoclated with the thing touched. Or else it might be that the blanket fascinated him because of the Itallan colors, and because he must have known—if he knew anything about Ttallan manufacturing—that the blan- ‘ket had been woven in the land he claimed as his birthplace. He could hardly have decided on such scant evi- dence that Pandora Haste, the found- 1ing, was a compatriot of his, for these Jtalfan blankets were intended more for export than for home use, and thousands were sold every vear in most countries of Europe. They had been cheap in the old days before the war, too, and therefore would have been quite within the means of & poor mother. Whatever his motive was, Dagon gazed at the little striped silk blan- Xet for several moments with an odd. ebstracted gaze. Then, still with the eir of one who feared to profane a phrine, he examined in turn the tiny garments which were Pan's only relics of her babyhood. They were com- monplace things enough, cheap and rather coarse; but a small scarlet cloak of woolen stuff, with a mother o’ pearl button at the neck, and lined with eotton flannel which imitated ermine, held him spellbound. “One would think you could read the Pistory of my adopted sister’s birth in that hideous little cloak,” Haste sald, Dagon actually started. “Oh, T don’t g0 so far as that!” he exclaimed, his gense of humor not in the least aroused. “But I confess it interests me—for special reasons. May I take the cloak home, and keep it a short time? I'll promise to bring it safely back in the same condition as now. I don’t believe Miss Haste would object, do you?” “Oh, certainly, take it,” said Ken. “I'll be responsible for giving you permission. It would be different with Fve's letters if vou wanted them. I couldn’t bring myself to part with those for 10 minutes “I remember every word in the let- ters that I need to remember,” Dagon pssured him. “And do you think they’ ¥ou to draw any conclusion > “One of them has helped me, I be- eve.” Which one, if T may ask?"” The one vou refused to tell me sbout,” the detective replied dryly. Haste frowned. “Be careful you don’t jump to wrong conclusions,” he warned the other. “I will,” answered Dagon. “I'll be very careful, indeed. And now I must get back to my diggings, as I have a mean you can't—or you more than you e helped pursue his profession in London, he had sent to New York—his last abode before the war—for his few belong- ings. These had arrived, and were now in his lodgings. His books had been unpacked, but he kept many of his things in a big American cabin trunk that he had covered over with a silk blanket much like Pan's, a blanket he had bought because it was Italian. Now he rummaged through 2 mass of papers and pulled out a parcel done up carefully in water- proof cloth. This he opened, spread- ing it flat on a table and gazing at the contents; a quaintly made little waistcoat of a size to fit a child of 3 or 4 vears old. It was made of scarlet cloth, had four mother o' pearl buttons down the front, and was lined with black-tufted, white cotton flan- nel that crudely imitated ermine. Beside this he laid the tiny cloak which had enveloped the baby left at the Hastes' door. The red cloth, the cotton flannel, and even the buttons were precisely the same. “My God, T felt ft. Dagon cried aloud. back to a picture which he often saw in dreams, especially if he were tired or depressed, or if he feared failure in some undertaking. He wondered, whenever he waked from this dream, which always happened suddenly, with a start, whether the picture were not really something remembered, some- thing earlier in his life than any of the more assured memories. They—the catalogued memories which formed a more or less connected chain—began in a street. He was crying because h was hungry. “Vanno, povero Vanno! he had wailed, for he was “Vanno, a pet name for Glovanni, or John. How he had got into that street he'd never known; but he thought he had been on a ship, and there had been a very big man who seemed a glant sometimes cross and sometimes kind to him. 1In the street a much smaller and very different man had spoken to the crying child; but Dagon had not been able to understand English then. This man had taken his hand and they had walked to a house not far I knew {t!" | off,” where the man had apparently wished to keep the wanderer; but a woman with a loud voice would not let him stay. Out he and the man had gone again, and they had ridden in a tram to a big building where a great many children lived. It was a found- ling asylum, and there the boy had spent several years. The grown-ups had been good to him, and when he was old enough to g0 away and work on a farm, they His mind rushed |G Z\ " Bu THE SUMMER OF 1813, FORT MIMS WAS RAIDED BYCREE!C INDIANS ™ — - THE GARRISON WAS OVERPOWERED AND 500 MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN PERISHED IN A FRIGHTFUL MASSACRE 2 ACKSON, 6R "OLD HICKORY"As APMIRINGLY CALLED BY HIS DEVOTED SOLDIERS) WAS A BORN FIGHTER AND A CAPABLE LEADER, AND HIS CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE HOSTILES WAS CONDUCTED WITH ENERQGY AND RESO! FULNESS 5 Wi E3v ToHOoPEKAR OR HORSE SHOE BEND, M MARCH 1814, HE COMPLETELY DEFEATED THE CREEKS AND MADE THEM BEG FOR PEACE. - Q) TREATY WAS MABE AT FORT TackSon BY WHICH THE TNDIANS GAVE UP MuCH TERRITORY IN ALABAMA. —Th1S OPENED A GREAT REGION FOR WHITE SETTLERS o HELP—MALE. BATTERY MAN, white: no floaters. 4306 ~ experienced —Capitol 5t " ~olored, with wheel. g T1th'st. now. Call Tues. moening, 8 o'clock $. 4. white or colored. with bicyele, for Sork in “mornime " from 10 to" 11 wages, S4 per ek Apply M. Hughes, 716 1A s niws, hasement. rn hotse paintin T4 Tren ot s or ofce work, Wilh newspaver or ganization: age 16 vears: must be bright. | alert and ‘industrious: give age. references and extent of education. Address Dox 126-A, John Gate- i BOY, . with wheel, for messenger duty opportunity "o learn advertising Work Apply at_338 Munsey Bldg. B . Japsnese ¥ atay nig 51ob pm.__ SR CASHIER—Experienced: references and bond. Address Box Sho-t Star oo e ~echool ampshire ave. Private taxicab servioe Apply Metropolitan Club. 1%th and H_sts nw " Right men can e go0d wages Samuel_Altman 30+ CHAIR CANERS wanted all Taud caning state price, for steady work vl bring chairs to Address Box 252-C. Star oft COLLECTOR—Good _opportunity ~ for live wire; must have car. Apply 434 Tth st ICIAN. with wire new houses. Adams Report_ 907 M s, age 18 to 60. earn while free course life insurance salesman- ccesaful instructors and graduates. ‘505 Munsey Bldg. MAN to teach woodwork 2 hours a wesk, afternoons. In_private schdbl. Address Box had given him the red walstcoat with imitation ermine lining. It had evi- dently been made at home by some loving hand, and might possibly help him to find his lost family some day— who could tell? The dream-picture was connected with this queer little garment, and the oddest thing about it was that he had had the dream before the walst- coat had been returned to him—before he had recalled its existence. He saw himself in a garden with a beautiful woman who was_weeping. In her arms she held a baby wrapped in a red cloak exactly like the red walst- coat he had on, and of which he was very proud. The woman's face was clear as a cameo before Dagon’s eyes in the dream, and he knew that he loved her dearly. He liked the baby, too, but only as if it were a doll, and he was not thinking of it at all in the garden, except that it had a cloak like his beautiful walistcoat. There were lovely tall, straight trees, almost black against blue sky, and there were many flowers hanging in festoons over a low, pink house. The group stopped at a gray gate and looked back at the trees and the house. And the dream stopped there, too, with a feel- ing of loss and sadness as Dagon waked. (Continued Tomorrow). DIXIE FLYER VICTIMS ASSURED OF RECOVERY Only Five Injured in Wreckage Remain in Hospital—Traf- fic Is Resumed. By the Associated Press. MACON, Ga., September 28.—Only five victims of the Dixie Flyer wreck of Saturday night remained in Griffin hospitals yesterday. None of the per- sons will ‘die from their injuries, ac- cording to information from railroad officials. Those in the hospitals were W. E. Gregory, engineer, of Macon: J. H. Schroeder, Chicago; Mrs. E. H. Ford, Chicago; E. H. Ford, Chicago; Lucfus Glover. negro fireman, of Macon. = D Thomgrl;n. negro, Jackson- ville, Fla., pantryman on dinf : bruised neck. Tsican Wreckers yesterday cleared _the track and trafic was resumed. Rall- road officials began an investigation to determine the cause of the wreck. They have not been able to establish the cause. There was no switch at the point of the derailment. Trains are not required to slow up there. Conductor William Mabry of Macon said in his opinion the locomotive left the rails first and carried nine Pull- mans with it, seven of these turning on an embankment. Two of the cars, laid horizontally across the Dixie highway at the scene of the derail- ment, were thrown clear of the rail- road. All but three of the Pullmans were replaced on the rails late yesterday. o SHELLFISH GOITER CURE. Todine in the Meat Said to Defeat Simple Cases. From the Detroit New: The Japanese are sald to be virtu- ally free from goiter. They are very fond of oysters and besides oysters they are said to eat probably more salt-water fish per capita than any other nation. That is sald to be one reason why they are virtually free from goiter. Many scientists indorse the theory that oysters and other shellfish can prevent or cure simple goiter. Our' Middle West is sometimes known as the Great Goiter Belt. Re- cent investigations show that the prevalence of simple goiter is due in a large measure to lack of iodine in drinking water. Analysis of large numbers of sea feods has shown that oysters, clams and lobsters are unusually high in iodine contents. Weight for weight they have more than 200 times as much lodine as milk, eggs or beefsteak. Shrimp have 100 times and salt- water crabs 50 times as much; marine fish have the same amount, while fresh-water fishes, much lower in jodine, have about the same amount of iodine per bulk as meat. — . When Diogenes Met a Vet. From the Boston Transcript. ‘““What were you in the war?” he asked. “A private,” the old soldier an- swered. And Diogenes blew out his lamp and went home. zood deal to do. Thank you for lend- ing me your sister’s cloak. 1 do really think it has a bearing on the case, and it may actually help me to guess where she is now.” Since the Canadian had decided to A Desirable Man. From the Chicago News. “So Al joined th’ police force?” “Yeh. Yuh know they've been after ‘im for some tims.’ 104-C.Star office. g MARRIED MEN. two: ages. 25 to 40: spe- clal work: $22 and bonus to start: ability bringe rapid increase and promotion. A Iy 405 "District Nat1 Bank Bldg.. from 3 o MEN (2). reliabl sales work: experience not necessar per " week guarantced” while " learhing ad- vancement. * Fuller Brush Co.. 619 Metro- politan Bank Blds. _________ BOs MEN young. 2. {0 _start work in automobile aint shop: must be neat and willing, _See Rir bo s Hoth ‘st now. g MEN_Earn while you learn: special Tree in- in life “insurance. = Address Box 112-C. 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GIRL—Colored, 1ight housework with “children: ‘comfortable furnished room st e SUORET 9500 room and neat, with good references. e NURSE. white, for Apply "RSE, white. thoroughly experienced ring for & tiny, _h-!lw_vf‘:fid. iy emall_board v need Bel Air Cafe. 1107 1ith WOMA withot WOM. more st nw. ashington’s only EXCLUSIVE Day and evening an 818 foural o Burchell Bldg.. 817 lztth v £ = nursing: ' care for. TON DR, two: “small “apartm evening ses- [ month. WOMED IGNING, FAS dressmaking = INDUSTRIAL *© ARTS ot 1517 Rbode Isiand ave. | children. ' 55 Studio:" L. 1709 H. Py ERA- ¢ 493. TER.” Franklin 8787. | —— for meneral housework, with or Yaundry. _Cleve ral housework. WOMAN. white. in Miami, ¥ eneral housework: " foniiy ] two iu” family, Ca WOMAN, settled. white, tome knowledee 10 gentieman: ook for Address Box 504-C Tousew X laundrs. in small famil o Tt niw YOUNG WOMA? Faeu 0yt | chambermaid ; = ferred; good wages. as nurse- Cleveland SITUATIONS—FEMAL TEACHER wishes position as a governass or “will take position of resident teacher. Address Box 404-A. Star off 4 WOMAN, ‘middle aged. will go o Fla nurse ‘or housckeeper. Pot. 1052; references. | WOMAN —Young: desires position as office manacer or aksistant. - Over 10 years exper- ence’in clerical. stenographic. secretarial and wipervisory work: have initiative: am de je. competent and tactful: best ref- from former employers: available October 5. Address Box 217-C. Star gffice BUNDLE WASH wanted. COLORED NURS Worl: etav night COLORED GIRT. dressmaker_wewing COLORED GIRT work of any Ki Y Falls Church 1 5 neat. wishes light house howe mights. Phone Po- GIRL wants work. _mogner's 133" T st. n.w. or phione North ‘WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. > (Continue Z < > (Continued.) PEATHER BEDS and furniture. best prices | PAPERHANGING— ROOMS PAPERED. 37 alc Furniture Co., 501 Eye | and u X Gl 4 1lth et 360 nw. Phone Adams 368 - 2 FURNITURE—Would vou like 1o huy furni REPATRED: 24 yra exp ture to outht 14 roome. also player-piano o < o Tuners Geo. 3 o, Phone nklin 5384 B0* | M. 707 Al _Col 4796 FURNITURE—If you have any rurniture or | PIANO TI NG—We spacialize on genera other goods to sell. and you want to obtain | no repairs and rebutidiug Dest renuits. send for Louia Notes. 421 10(h anonabit st. n.w._Phone Franklin 2015. Work guaranteed FURNITURE, PIANOS. CARPE sefler & RUGS. Sanes X one_us before melling. M. 9272 Einci0p = g nesded | PRINTING—500 " busir inCpheiaed | ments, 82 0. 84 Hillheads ores LA D001 i | £T 630 F at. 1w Room . Fr P E0 Setcn M TRUNKS. SUITCASES, HANDBAGS repain Reasonable. Open tA1' D D e Cot. T A12°T4th st. nowe Adams RECOMMENDED SERVICE. URNITURE. piancs. carpets. eic. = 1282 for “wagon _or have me Call. | UMBRELLAS repaired and re-covered. hler.” 920 Pa n.w. > % | sonable. ~ Columnia " Lewt tore and offics eauip. | 1110 ¢ n.w. Adames 7136, O t and give an estimate. | . hanbon.Caldwell & Co_Inc.. Auctioneers. 304 1045 ot nw. M. 0972 epecial or FUR ;L"mlz and housenold oods wanted: | hest, Special prices ‘this will feel satiafied with pricy | 3410, 6lober Co. Folonbers s 18O 2t P Sain DTS, ELDING—T UPHOLSTERING, repairing | made” fo_you WOMAN wishes das's work of lain” sewing: reference. 1112 ober; WELDING—LASTING STEEL AND ALUMI FURNITURE of all kinds wani num welded properly work siaranteed, M paid. Capital ‘Furniture. Cor Pave: | N an. 207 13¢ 8 n.w.. or phone Franklin 10267. S wanis evening work. fass. ave. n.w. 2 COOR—Good plain: stay nights: place with 140 Plerce st. now. _ 28°% x settled, Holland descen small ‘adult_family. 913 N st. nw. ¢ JK. evenings after 3-30: special on cakes. and bread: or mght work. 1614 4th COOK. reliable COUNTRY GIRL w helpe red woman. 811 T st. AL HOUSEW settled col i 1 Ve e A YERAL HOUSEWORK—Reliable col woman. 3123 Oth st nw. 28 GENFRAL HOUSEWORK in small private family. Estells Williams, Franklin $173-J. FURNITCRE—T? you want to. obtain best | PO, GLASS REPAIRS —Glase cord and results for your furniture and other mie- | PUtfy Al w07k piompils ! cellaneous call Mr. Shapiro, 600 Louisiana S e . aver mw. Franklin 3788 | WINDOW SHADES AND SCREEX! RNITCRE—Need (pymediatsly oy T i e s e e nichings of every ' description. ques, DI EaRs 4 B Finr ol L pianos. office furniture. ahowcases. Can han 0W AN O < 560D e Jarse lote. Will pay spot’ cash. m.yz.ug'mvlv opaque fitted "to_your win 77 Ao ows. 85 'the best qualits of opadue shedes. GOLD. silver. walches, diamonds and_old EBLATT Tith and H sie e e BTa R e T gty ey | ELEELR Th Bkl s WETHR £ 2D Rt 5% o = gel‘.?"soll‘b, silver, df?li‘ondl.Ale'relr]A nn{e’: BUSINES —n—r"PnR-I;! '—TIES‘ o Bleces “Sapaetalr O™ A s sike0 15236 st nw. Miin B173 Y OLD SOLID SILVER tea ssrvice and any old piecas of furniture possessing dignity regardiess of condition. Gentleman furnieh- | ) n e ing country house would like to buy. Ad- ROOMING H(C E—11 rooms, all filled — — | ®ood income over rent: best location: a.m.1 OLD GOLD—Brin, iver, | real buy. = b amonds "als. distarded Jeweicy ‘e need them in our manufacturing de g”i pay highest prices. A Kahn. Inc.. 935 | PHOTO ENLARGING OUTFIT—Describe and | price. _Address Box 125-C. Star office. 3ae | 5 Pa. ave.nw 1° WILL SUBLET part of milnnery shop at 7076, et 018 12th et Frank. FOR REN and stationery L. neat. colored: wants days work. Call 6th k. nw TRL. neat. colored: wants a mother's helper or to nurse child. Dlace as Potomac und House. Colored ¢lrl: Bing. i eabn s Do A EEPING pesition by refined wido no objection to children. Address Box 109 Starioffiges & L0 G Gy R 0 AT HOU EPER for widower or small fam- iy lady wislies position. 1810 North Cap- 110 HOUSEWORK, t Lamont et n-w LACE CURTA delivered 187. D LAUNDRY b Phore Potol N a good ou for will it y regret a course in our school. say it placed them on the road to success. Call_write or. telephone. WOOD'S _SCH! 311 E: 10 begin_a course tha life's duties. You will never SITUATIONS—MALE. 1004 W st It is better to_call. L. Establighed 1885. Capitol BOOKK AUTO DRIVING LESSONGS. Permit guaranteed. Investment Bunar PRESSER on_Hoffman machine wanted. 2061 Georgia ave. Selisii ESSER—Good on Hoffman machine. 5515 Columbi o agge SALESME perienced._selling twisted i wire “brushes 1o home: Commiseion : rapid advancement. P. O. Box 6. Station X. New York City. § SALESMEN—Can 5ou eell @ nationally ad vertised household specialty approved by Good Housekeeping and other leading prov; ing plants. Used by U. S. Government and thousands of Washington housewives. Good pay and rapid promotion to those qualitying. Apply 9 to 11. 228 Bond Building. SALESMEN—Have opening for two news- paper or magazine men: § orders per day puvs $87 weekly. Apply 1317 F street. 0om 900. SALESMAN with successful experience sell- ing ‘to grocers: opening with old. reliable food manufacturer: strictly permanent: con- fidential__Address Box 14-C. Sta o SALESMEN—We have an opening for two Iive wire energetic men who can produce on a liberal strictly commission basis. Hard workers with ability can make exceptionally £00d incomen *selling “Atlantic oil burners. Abply 707 Woodward Bide. STATION AGENT for place 25 miles from Washington: compensation $80-$90 mo. Ad- dress Box 208-C. Star office. TOCKROOM KEEPER, efficient; must be e O E Dine ~ Sitings anit ‘able %o keep Tocords of materials. ° Ballard Oil Eguipment Co., 1748 Connecticut sve. North 689, 29+ GIVE US from 7 to 9 o Monday. Wednesday and Friday W until next n first-grade commerciai radio operator out of you. " After graduating from our course we place you in & §0od position and start you on_the road to write for 405 _9th st. articulars LOOMIS RADIO COLLEGE. ingtonian Box_105-C, Star o AUTO MECHANICAL EXPERT can bandie S, ot o o B : references. R.J. wle: GRL mee Linc 5884 il PER—Credit office detail confidential LAUNDRY WORK o do at home; first class. Pot. 2446. 1615 V st. n.w. 2 LAUNDRY done at home, first class, or day's work._Potomac 2440, 1815 V st 12 vears: one Florid o8 1inusual opportunity Address Box 420-A, Sta PIANO—Will take vour piano or biaver. | recardiess 0f condition, in_exchange on mew furniture. Sanderson-Shaffer Co.. 644 H si. ne.Lin. 1057 SILVER AND GOLD, old: we will value for broken lots. an ROOMING et Tooms (-Emd steam heat. good Daying proposition. $1.700. terme. Owner. Address Box Star office. 0¢ PARLOR for_sale Addrass Box 1R7-A YOU v full HOUSE, top prices for pieces, having a re-sale value. The Shef-|fiFl field_Plating Company, 1225 Conn. ave. TYPEWRITER—Remington or Underwood: must be in good condition and reasonable. | 40 Phone Lincoln 5827. ¥ USED FUBNITURE for & rooma: compiste | jitin"% suites and odd pleces. Ad. 600. RECOMMENDED SERVICE. The following business concerns ar off guarantee satisfaction to Star ING _AND readers. Any complaint found nec- | husiiese! ectablished 8 years essary to be made to The Star dat s s will receive prompt attention. For |ROOMING HOUSFE, near 141h and R 1 _ave admission to Recommended Serv- 8 ice Column call Main 6000, |&t niw. Main = 0 Branch 116. TO 5 LARGE and decorate m <, o ASBESTOS JACKETS, 28-ply, for remidench | capiial® (somtioman ar lads ) tablishad hotwater tanks hoiter water. less fuel | D% ss Siapani ot S50.000 a sears No A cover " turnaces. ator, s ; tanke. 0917 1k ate mowe D Call Franin | 505" Gentral for &: "rooms and bath “place will Investigate quick. Call or write. TAUNDRY to take home. 747 Harvard st. nw. YOUR TIME n.; clock (anly 2 Tiours) every | night from June. and we will make & CHATFFECUR. colo Lincoln 9183 position in D. C. “arning big money and guarantes ¢ 802 C. 2 Call or in 7839 20 CHAUFFEUR—Colored, reliable, sition with private family. North _8876-J SEATPERCE. i | with 15 yeare experience €0r "of plastering work desires 3 e yOU money. ssail st.. Pittsburgh, Pa. ~7 5 D ne COOK—C¢ Y DR. M. FITZ GERALD'S |3 0ne Coter e Basot s oadd coonomical AL Bra AR ESSING SR OO wueht. | DRUGSTIR 2 ches o auty ure Taug! IGGIST—Registered . active, elderly 1 SPECIAL RATES. Tull oF bart e P s By ooty MANAGER —Agti Classes Monday and Thursday, 7 Tel. Main 4633. enice; good cook. o 1211 F St. N.W. | Famst ‘300 | Ertiuate: thoro Marcel Waving, Hair Cutting, |GARDE Manicuring. estates. Address €. Star office. settled single” man. Subjects furnished for all branches: ay |Uth et and eveniug classes. diplomas iven to gradu- Coffey S Doroth 1ith In family or restau; 1 of Beauty Cul- £ To141. | dress Box st n.w. Phone Fr ER. florist and caretaker for high clase place ipermanent position) by reliahie Inquire Pet Shop. §11 BUSINESS INSTRUCTION. yecky, Sp Civil Service Examinations. Special intensive course at greatly reduced | M. & rates for October exam. and for complets | year: secretarial course. for those entering this al for Patent Office exam.: sal- 31, . Tuition $5 for ks 3B b R B ) experience. or such business. office. MAN running batters ana welding business ts to make a o partnership in good location or job as bat tery and welding man in general garage. Am A. S. graduate and have had four Have necessary. Address Box 2 osz Eg?}""“_fln;i""g' e ity e has Adams' 3601-0: : e 11 LAUNDRE |1 DRESS wishes work to take home. | Cail Potomae 1093. 28° H. 0. W.. 1218 12th et. n.w. Phone Frank. 10183, HE o) Beae BEDDING—Box _springe repaired. mattresses D. co: renovated. 3, WOrk guaranteed. Columbia |« ANGE o 100 A0 Bodding Co.. 616 B at. n. 8. 29% | principal macured & BEDDI anteed on the jo iTiows. reno. Eration in Deniey Mattres York aund Marylan “har, JMneachusetts, New Matter to_ be_closed . Star omce WANTED—T $25,000 51-W. or 1654 Gales st. n.e. oc1® We ows etock and supply. We gua D ACE paired: " frstclass service. Call Adame experienced g1 8413 Sherman ave. col road n. e RL wishes pomtion a8 s nce. 1440 Florida ave. n.w. NURSE. chambermaid or plain cooking: stay nights: ‘excellent reference: city or country. 712 Girard st. 29¢ 1409 PART-TIME WORK. colored woman. Columbia st. n.w. BOX SPRINGS. matt.. pillows. down com- | antee you cost 0f opecation, and 50 profit forte. feather matt.. renovated and recoversd. | in coal. N0 profieering. For particulas Ideal Bedding Co.. 1524 7th. North 10145. | by wire or letter. Address Box 187-C, Star BOX SPRINGS. MATTRESSES and pillows- {0 [eady for winter. et us renovaie yours. ignt prices "and “pro service assured t EAGLE BEDDING 'O~ 1123 7ih st n. Phone M. 7892. 5 Tepaired: BRASS S RELACOUERED repaired: 0607, "Acme rs repla & iRy mrcs. ezt | EAFEr T S GOOD PAYING rtooming house, full Jow rent, splendid location. Addrees Box 216 Star office 75 COLORED—Near- go0d businees r. 60 7 PLACE as gen, Annie Laws 18t now. REFINED LADY wishes position Aa k qualified to’ care for hom: Box 130- WASHING and work_calied ‘To: stretched. Frank WASHIN tal 1506 4th st nw n.w L. I, Co.. 1227 D st. n.w. _After & = Be'co 12275 % 5 o Blocts oF ties } . z ARBON BURNING 30C_PER CYLINDER. | bartmenia: G 1 Beanmer Conmuln 0483, wner io remove ®lugs and wires. M. M. | po R = 2 Y. RESTAURANT—Real opportunity; lon COLEMARN, 207 12th st n.w. & 4608. | oA R4 0o 53,6007 erma. - Addrses CARPENTER—REPAIRS TO PROPERTY | Box 277.C. Star office. 28° i of fixture .~ J. Roweil, | ~ = 2 C — AT b Nt YA e “| CHOICE 2nd TRUST NOTES CARPENTER—AIl kinds iob and $£500 to $800, 6 months to 5 years, taken work. Very reasonable. ¥ 73 over from bank closing t thie lot at heavy RP R AND BUTLDER —Porch by tion. G > ik glassing and sereenings Repair work L e A repair nk. 7344 WOMAN wants a place to cook or clean, In the evening, for emall family. 1521 S et WOMAN. colored. will cook _dinber_every ereming “or “do Taindry work two eveninge: ref. North 4631-J. WOMAYN, colored. wants day's work: refer- TRUCK DRIVER for furniture truck,_ Apj P, DR T e Firnitaro Co’ "B and D ats. now. = WHITE BOY with wl l: run errands; ex- 1lent ol tunity to learn trade. Apply Tenth fioor. 14" 10th ‘st. Bw, YOUNG MEY, over 10, can earn $20 to $25 per week o start: steady: short hours. ADply 1317 F street. room 901 YOUNG MAN to _run light Ford delivery T paed hiours Call 615 0tk st nw. 3rd floor: _after 4:50_p.m. . HELP—FEMALE. T, oo o, B8 Be, b, 1758 T4h Aty now: =t BOOKKEEPER builder's office 10 keep office clean: full varticuars and ref- confidential - C. Star_offi enced., Page_Launds PAINTING and paperhanging; s 2 el LK S 3 14th - | sires posttion. and tyvist in_realtor, and oL cauipment. new: e willin ence: R—Girl PHARMACIST, fifon " Ad5S: 5-C. Star pffice. PLUMBER'S HELPER—Two years' experi- toola: wants to finish L an work with o ftate salary. Address | hi®irade. * Address Box 101-C. Star office YOUNG MAN for delicatessen store: must be_experienced. 122 nw. _ 20° Men to Sell Ford Cars. Those with cars preferred. Apply Robey Motor Co., orized Ford Dealers. A L S N 7 MEN WANTED AT ONCE. Average Earnings $13.50 a Day. . he man who want 1 ey e Yot after advancement, You must have a car, or we will buy you one and let you pay for it from your earn- ings in !mllj ayments Must be of good character an fllvfi two responsible property gwners sien for you. Here's sour big chance. 2 5 out-of town app) Srite “Roomn S2b. Kiar Bide. DRIVER, experienced, for fur- niture truck. Apply Mr. Nichols, 60 Pierce st. n.e. . REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. Opportunity for a high-grade man who is willing to work. Apply between 9 and 10 or 4 and 5. C. BUSHMAN SMITH, Inc, 1703 Connecticut Ave. WATCHMAKER — EXPERI- ENCED IN WATCH RE- PAIRIN G; REFERENCES REQUIRED. APPLY TO KAY JEWELRY COMPANY, 407 7th ST. N.W. 2 YOUNG MAN for radio sales and service; references required. 3310 14th n.w. WANTED—TWO SALES- MEN THAT CAN SELL CHEVROLET AUTOMO- BILES; SOME SELLING EX- PERIENCE NECESSARY. GISH GARAGE, INC, 17th & YOU STS. COMPANION for elder] cally an invalid Cleve. 2659, CORRESPON state age. education. experi- salary 378- roffic TRATOR to call on_select trads patented articles of great meri commission. Bordes 3 1 ence and LADY Yrorln l(,fllw‘“? rontine g bition 'necessa; Addreas Box 4 : good home and salary, Tel. Adams 3741-W. S| PRIVATE TUTORING. 1760 Kenyon st e 29 Tady WHo 15 Dractl | A4 pes i ings. ‘wishes po can ‘algo trim Tienced. fon with up-to-date etore vindows and make cards. dress Box 250-C, Star office. exvected. Address Box other " interest office. ralary and STENOGRAPHER—Evening classes, univer- sity student: has h rapher to manager of coal company and Address Box ence. . Phone Lincoln 7867, ‘WORK as waitress or mald; o7 neat.,, Call or write 1803 6th st. nw. oge” remodeling a specialty. Adams 5082. TRY—Store 1 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. P n s $36°H st arw. Frank. D17 Antique chair and fireside chair. Chinese rug. . n.w. . 3817, z « d fires air. Chin o S hn clock. overstuffed suite, uflv\un‘d ARS WATERPROOFED—Now ; El‘n:ale‘"to“hl" Sourtea) SR stand. neat tables. odd piecess. 1634 Conn. = mantel slso o el e it xfid“;%&fi £ Band | ANTIQUE CHEST DRAWFRS. ST8: aniigue Bl Phone ‘Stain —__ | high-back rocker, $15: piate mirror. S0 PERSONAL. OCTETY MASSEUSE FOR LADIES ONLY. rench and Swedish methods. Highest refer. ences. Nerves and back specfalist. Also phy- e} training for women and chiidren. Nordh FACIAL HATR PERMANENTLY REMOVED. 31 a_freatment: satisfaction guaranteed. MARIE STEVENS. elec. ncedle. expt.. 20 years' exp. 300" Rfewee Dlds.. 11th and G. "LITTLE FOLKS HOUSE"—No_ 1841 ummit_ place 1.w. (betwesn Ontario and Adams Mill roads)’ Special instruction and care of Little Folke at reasonable rates. For information. call MISS IDA MacMILLAN CRAWFORD, Col. 800. Apt. 510. The Ontario od. W way love 'of children e STENOGRAPHER or office work aesired by §3n¢ man. experienced. with reforencey, Col FLORIDA TRIP BY AUTO FOR THRE $15. Inquire 1308 Rhode Island ave. n.w.: leave Wednesday. B. W. Howe. 2.8, Star_office. in’ office. LADY. white, to wait_on high school Tuneh 628 6th st n.w. 21 counter: § a.m MARCEL WAVERS—Experienced. Alno opel ing one apprentice. &0, Linc. 2388. WHITE BOY, 18 years. with slght knowl- immons, 914 Bth at. 20° COUPLE MOTORING. NIAGARA FALLS. Toronto and return. Oct. 4. one week: comadate one’ or two: reasonable. YOUN Lo 1 riences Ted Bordeni. 723 11th sl MAN—Bookkeeper or clericai; expe- and reliable; Address Box 185-C SEAMSTRI 20th_st. n. LESLADY—Experienced on dresses and ‘Apnly 831 T4th et now. e s ritin - arylan for drapery work. Qlae}.fi T W e PUBLICITY and placing cony in District and for national organization. free soon for similar work. WOMAN ho o Took after invalid in private siay nighis. " 5310 Conn. ave. , el SITUATIONS—MALE. FE‘\IALE VIOLET RA molite treatment for meuritis. matism, gching. swollen jolit Ho 9. S1.__Fi WANTED GENTLEMAN PASSENGER FOR Florida to ‘drive ‘lady's car: traneportation free: leaving Thureday. _Col. 872 ELECTRICAL _TREATMENT, NERVOU neuritis. gtiff joints. 12 to 8 p.n. 318 Kresze Blds. GRACE NASH. Ph. C. Erank. e electric la $8: 3 oval antique frames. N ares o AR 55533 Bth S v, | $1.50% bookcase, $10: sewing machine. 33 Bl Mot 18108 e, L o 3 R 3 onderful bargain: e CHAIR. CANIS: 1omeac briassThas. 4305, | celient Condition: 1. Call 1438 B i, & e, 5089, L. L. Batley. 511 Pa. ave: se. BATHROON OUTFITS—A1 = 29 B N pho! d, b ! —All new and guaran. A D, e 0y 252 "t | teed. $65 up: kitchen sinks of Al pinds 35 P e Franklin 7483, Nof:Ced un: new drain boards at $4 up: new doub) R ATNS STRETOREE 20 ot - section laundry traye, new white vitreou R D 0t DL P | toilet articles at $1.30 up: black and Fal. Satiefaction cusranteed ' Work ‘called 107 | vanized ewer and witer Dipe. both pew and and delivered. one Lincoln 5. A 20° | used: new hot-air furnace, purchased from ELECTRIC JOB WORK, vases bored and Go\;emmrnl: at 0. wired by expert. Boring ‘vasey for the trade. | BRICKS—Wrecking ~two ity blocks: 10 Phone_McLain. Columbia 355-W. ml:‘l "; :.[\iv |\:‘H; ‘V‘H‘\«‘ }“D u:yr.fi of EXPERT ~FLOOR = FIX O aHOUSE | DOORS ANB'SASHBoth taiVaced and new: painting. ¢ Tpduced prices. | new doora, tock sizes. $3 and fip: sash, new. al § . Pot, X LED s, 0DC ench; screens, 40C each. S RBNOT AR | o TS —Complete “frames. " trim. 5 nd hardware. 34.30 up. fioors. scraping and % sa s y finishing. | LUMBER—Salvaged irom our many wreck- Prompt service. J. C. Price. 1120 5th st. | ing jobs around Washington—together with naw._Franklin 6524 diye; 2627 evenings. _ | 4n tmmenge hipment of“Army camp Tumner FLOORS—ELECTRIC MACHINE and hand our Camp Holabird wrecking operation 5 . Also new Jumber at lowest pricea—2xa. 2t fnlshing d's\':';;_- I3 Benisi. el 2x4, 2x8. 2x8: sheathing. flooring. siding . E. N ol | and” coiling -~ b W w FURNITURE REPAIRED. UPHO ED. | ean save You moner . and used laih. - We . manutactured by cxpertly. _moat_ reasonably: f{ree “estimate. | ROOF] i sampie andidlivers servied” GESSELLS B At fan (oo Lol roating. iy, $1.7 OLSTERY AND CABINET SHOP. 246 1st | 5'ply. $210: millend rooting, 1.pls- 95 s_sw. Main 8757. #° |2.ply. $1:25° S.piy, $1.50. 1s0 red and FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. repd: slip: | &reen’ slate surface roofing. covers made. Est. cheerfully given. Returned | SHINGLES—Certain-tecd four-in-one strip free. TITTENSOR, 1424 &th ot. 1 705, | shingles. £4.75 ver square: cutout srip S - = shingles. $5.50 per <quare: aiso {he new va GENERAL AUTO REPATRS—"Duco™ Daint- | Hiegated” and color-blend sctagonal shane st ing and lettering: sedan door repairing. Cen- | Silifigles, *'the vory Iatost developaiant e T o o L mt. B> FL G800, | aningle manufastire by Cortain-ieed N v all cars.per square. Al shingles e Fine closed car work. Robey's Garage, 3006 | years. Sles “aunrany TMAn ave. N.w. 28 WALL BOARD—Br: new fiber board. 3e YOUNG LADIES, age 18 to 25, to travel, | tion. assisting manager in_ circulation’ work: ex- necessary: g0od pay. perience w McGuire, H) Apply at once to Mr. st n.w. : b7 woman with knowledge of office | 210 work and typing; must be ex- perienced. and F n.w. Only those exverienced need apply. Good' position for person who qualifi Sy MAN A MAN AND WIFE (Japanese) want a 1629 R &t. n.w. 3 D WIFE wish places as cook _and hauffeur; can drive am Brooks. 1128 19th sat. n.w. WE PAY $2 TO 510 FOR MEN S—LADIES Qur prices for old clothes, suits. overcoats, all kinds, are the highest. WASH. CLOTH- 3378, 633 D N.W. SITUATIONS—FEMALE, st n.w. Jacobeon at 1214 G | COMPANION NURSE for elderly or inv br by settled woman: references. DRESSMARER, colored, wanis sewing by day. Lin. 3605. 28 MER TEACHER desires cierical Doy Tt n.w., Apt. 504. Apply Kafka’s, 10th b knowled Cattion " Qoctor's or dentists 3113 11th st. n.w. E DRESSMAKE YOUNG WOMEN TELEPHONE OPERATING, Goop B HEREAFTER. PERMANENT POSITIONS, PLEASANT WORK, AN IDEAL_OCCUPATION FOR YOUNG WOMEN. T CHESAPEAKE AND P MAC JEPHONE COMPANY. ORT TRAINING hot ofl treatmen; HATRDRESSER—Residential North 6468. ING EXCHANGE. FLECTRIC BATH, MASSAGE. ritis. lumbago, rheumatis Graduate nurse ' (colored) EXCESSIVE WEIGHT RAPIDLY RE wonderful French method used. Dr. Della endecker, the Toronto, 20th & P. Pot. A GRADUATE IN ELECTCY WILL GIVE Fou scientific treatment: excessivo weight re- duced by new methods, Phone Pot. 1447, PERMANENT WAVE. 15 CURLS, $7.50. Latest improved French method of perma- nent_waving by expert operstors. DR. M. FITZ GERALD, 1211 F ST. N.W. 5 Phone Main 4633, 30¢ SALARY DURING reasonable Misa 3 salar; PERIOD. liable. 10 oot law orough. 4802. raining s bookkeeper or other cleric thoroughly experienced very’ gond penman: willing 1o, staft 4t | ATAGCRAPH TETTERS. hook T SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER — Alert. re- | Main 5619, ars’ experience: general and pat executive _ability: Excellent references. ence. wi rienced in_ writinj STENOGRAPHER, with four years experi- es position in insurance office fire insurance. ox 193-C, Star office. APPLY Boox 1 e == STENOGRAPHER- STENOGRAPHER—Experienced, hall day. hour. week, month. Col. 9744 W. YPIST—Young lady de- sireq position: experienced; references. Adsp school g s HELP—MALE AND FEMALE. _HELP—DOMESTIC. petent an F Pal " t letter stem. I e Untsoan. T Nadress Hox" 84-C “Siar office. . REPRESENTATIVES—The Crolssant organ- on, largest real estate sales organization 152ihe United St ul,’%m ‘fow ‘Tull or part ives for Florida oo maaser, -6 New York ava, . COLORED GIRL, neat, refined children: nights:' Chevy Ch: aDin 8. mw. Colump and alere; can STENOGRAPHER AND SECRETAR. juate, student at G. W. apable: general ani Fience: “best of references: o Took aTier | an interview. Address Bo: WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. lections. old coins. gold. silver. falss teeth {ouzht; oCharles Kohen, 519 14th nw. BOOKS—High school | r.‘on‘h_ ew ad ém’a h sold. s, 13 3 Franidin’ 8418. b = CAMERAS, tools of every kind. fi Hi iy T or o erE LSt CLOTHES—WIll pay highest prices for fod, men's_som) Sotheel WHGE S phese CLOTHING—WIIl eall {n my_unlsttered au- fomoblle. city or suburbs. and Pay you h- st prices for ladies’, ntle children’ § clotning of Bl as"-’f—l&gm* ket iscarded dress postal or phone. I will c; 1332 /th st. n.w. North 175! CLOTHING (men's castoff). We pay, price ‘for “everthing a man wears. "h thoes. ete.. Bend for us at once.” Aut call Main 3145. Justh's Old Stand. 619 STENOGRAPHER-BOOKKEEP] fiyg reterence: modera DIAMONDS. jewelry and old gold. for cash no_delays. ~_Alvin Hoffa, diamond _broker. 918 F st. n.w.. Rooms 17 and 18. M. 6458. COMPETENT COOK, with ot h Stoneleigh Court, it housswor) TEA Wil CHER. Wilso o o R ey ot o MR i T ihes 1 iture Co.. 1805 7th ot. B 7 t HEATING AND REPATRS—20% SAVING l{“‘:(lq] l‘:‘lfl ll‘(" fireproof plaster wall board, n G B &5 28 o O Sieb ChAWN BONT A VNG S FOUNDATION TO ROOF—Wa sell at rock Arboiton eovadng | of tunke.. furnaces. En | botfom prices all the materials necessary for e e RO FUEL SAVER SERY. | @ complete house at both gur varde. Be B Frmitin 10183, | 917 11th 5t ne brick. corrugated iron and complete HEATING, PLOMBING_ OIL, BURNING AP- material: electric fixtures and Cert: o Ei paratus, “Entabiisned ‘1807, J. R. Guetin, | FH RECHINGAR HOUSE WRECKING C0 - { 1 Tincoln 3417 |Samp Mews, Bib and Fla. ave morthess: JOB plastering and cement work of all kinds. | Main office, 6th and C sts. gouthwest. in experionced man: reasonable prices: no Job | Bection invited until 530 pm. except Sal 00 far! Bues service,Framcin dges. i | B0 a1 YRARS PENVINE Yhu LAWN MOWER REPAIRING: PARTS FUR- | ESTABLISHED THE GOOD WILL OF THE nished. | Power and hand mowers for sale. | Fy(py R COMPA Tel. Fr. 7707._C. F. ARMIGER, 303 13th n.w. | TEEHIAER COMPARY. PAINTING—House painting, floor finishing; | 5 oo, Drase. LOX skilled " mechanics: reduced prices. Pauj | dresscr. chaire Serene. 37 T at. niw. Tel. Pot. 251. _28° | Bed davenport, $135 bearoom sultes, $195 PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING. good | up: cheat drafere, $25 up: Windeor chairs bi workmanship: estimates given: no obli B50: rug, $25: drapery_material, 73c yard tion. _Samuel Tammaro. Adama 3173-1. 26¢ | {blue}; mirror, pinet, $43: b . PAPERING. —PAINTING. at _reasonable | nu¢ dimng. sujte. special §4.50. oot chirn brices with wervices you Nave a right to cx- 07 Rnect bl e Aiettine Moy chins ._Golden Rase F 8521._3° _ ave. The Home Beautiful_In PAPERING. PAINTING—Special _Summer 3 - cost $3550 7o price. $6 UD; best of mechanies and mate- | monthte h 3 S 9 rials ‘used. We can arrange terms from 3 | poU F = | months to without interest. Phone Eflgfii_fl.‘&g"m" oaYP:v;\’nl:;ing!' v 3.1 Seed 2501 for estimate. = Frankiin 5418 3 . 3 BOOKS—Harvard Classics Tew sol. airac- reakfget " set PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING—First: s work done for less mopey, with better | BO 3 estimates cheerzully ‘given. Dis- | tive bindin in 63 trict Decorating Co. Phone Adams 507 BOOTBLACK OUTFIT. reasonable, at 924 PAPERHANG! AND PAINTING. 5th our estimate first_and save money. BRASS BED, complete: dining_set. electric LEwiS. “Prank. 6747, 1022 Tat 1amp. parlor’ wel"tables, ‘chairs. Bl Tack. Wuufioxzu Tooms. $7.80 up: interlor | kitchen utensils. etc. 77 N. York ave. _ soxterior ting at 1owest prices. Metro- | B M. TALS—L1 fitan Dec."Con 427 & "arw " Fhrir. $00. ..me:mfi:x‘xtt:n LA“gtnfuln-uea‘";‘:: “xg‘: PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING—Special | Pont paints Lowest prices in Washinzton. prices this week only: will scrape. point up | WASHINGTON LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. and. paper "with polychrome. paper anq | Inc. 7th and K ats. w.w. Franklin 3306, binder average size room for $12. Also | CAPE—Long seal paint interlor” and exterior at low - prices. | immediaw sale. 1 e use Dutch Boy lead and pure linseed oil | CHATS only. “We also specialize plastering at very | Gral g, 0N NGE, low prices. You need not worry about cash. as we will give you terms as high as 10 10 | 18 ‘months 'in which to pay, without cash Dament if Sou desire. Froe estimatc. | & 501 2226 C 2 ILADELPHIA DECORATING CO.. 817 8th | CLOTHING—B00 overcoats (shghily used). . n.w. Main 3 3° |35 t0 Big valyes. Now iuthe time o 8. = [PAPEREANGING. PLASTERING. PAINT. | iot besg selection.” Begonit il securg opr P o -1 ot price._Tusth's O Stand. : w n.'"mv."fi"n”’%n. sk (Conilnusd oo Neat Fased 4 sacrifico at $7 dy chair. $8: morch : all go0d condi Fall 226