The Sentinel, v.075 no. 09, 1929

              THE SENTINEL COAL 3-Day sale, Pocahontas, $7.00
100 car load purchase at dull season Cash Bargain price.
We pass the saving to you. Navy Standard Brand
Pocahontas, mined in the heart of the Pocahontas field,
very low in smoke, clinkerless, 40% coarse, one of the
most powerful coals, $7.00.
W. Vs. Peerless Brand Pocahontas, low in smoke, clinker-less,
50% coarse, one of the most powerful coals
mined, $7.00.
Delivered while it lasts, C. 0. D., fresh from mine,
direct from car in 5 to 10 ton loads, anywhere In
Chicago and near suburbs, immediately or as desired
before August 1st, if ordered during this sale. Sold on
approval.
City Certified Weights.
Bungalow Pocahontas, M. R. 70%0 coarse, $8.00; Poe.
Egg, $9.50; Nut, $9.00; Coke-Nut, $10.00; Range, $10.50.
West Va. Marvel, Egg, next to Poe. Egg, it is best coal
mined for furnace, $7.50; Nut, for domestic hot water
and stove, $7.25, clinkerless, no soot, burns like An-thracite,
no soot, 2,000 heat units higher than the best
Franklin County. We handle no Ill., Ind. or Ky., too
smoky, sooty and clinkery. Prices on prepaid coal and
coke adv. July 1st.
Get up club in your neighborhood, we pay 25c ton.
No cheap screening mixed coal at catchy prices.
United Coal Buyers of Chicago
19 S. La Salle St. Tel. Franklin 5390
Mine Rep. and Wholesale Distributors
PRICE REDUCERS TO THE PUBLIC
Keep this ad. Get credit $1 first order. S.
The Field Induction Oil Burner
A QUALITY PRODUCT
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Natural Draught Its Only Force
NO MOTOR
NO ODOR
NO DIRT
Just Complete
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MFRS. AND DISTRIBUTORS
3606-3612 Lincoln Avenue
Phone Buckingham 9400
Our Engineer Will Call and Give You an Estimate
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E. W. Carlson & Co.
3747-49 N. Clark Street
Manufacturers of
WINDOW, DOOR, AND PORCH
SCREENS
Storm Doors, Window and
Porch Enclosures
PALACES OF SERVICE
The continuous conveyor automatic
type system of plant operation which
made possible such remarkable pro-duction
as that of the Ford automo-bile
and other revolutionary manufac-turing
success has been adapted to a
new field of service to automobile
owners with amazing success by
Super-Service Stations, Inc.
Any person who is interested in the
attainment of remarkable results
through the application of efficiency
engineering principles and scientific
equipment will delight in a visit to
the new corporation's first "Palace of
Service" at 5719 Broadway, or its
second super-station to be opened
Saturday, August 31, at 6919 Stony
Island avenue.
Here, in 11 minutes' time, an'auto-.
mobile on a continuous conveyor auto-matic
type goes through the hands of
ten crews of men handling scientific
high pressure washing and cleaning
equipment, and comes out shining like
a new dime inside and out, thor-oughly
cleaned to the most concealed
inner crevice.
To the visitor coming into the
"palace of service" the scene in the
luxurious reception rooms is more
that of a social event than one of
so practical and utilitarian a nature.
It is more like a visit to an exclusive
club than any idea you can possibly
gain through this limited description.
Undoubtedly you want to know
what far-seeing, active minds have
conceived this delightful welcome to
those who need automobile servicing.
The names of the men at the head of
Super-Service Stations, Inc., are too
well known to need identification-leaders
in financial and industrial
circles.
Burton Mudge, pioneer manufac-turer
of railroad equipment, former
chairman of the Board of Mudge &
Company, and formerly executive vice
president of the Bradford Corpora-tion,
member of the Chicago Athletic
Association, Mid-Day, Tavern and
Knollwood Country Clubs, is president
and director.
Major H. L. Goodwin is the vice
president and director. Major Good-win
was made an honorary member of
the National Combatants of Belgium,
an unusually high honor to be con-ferred
on ,an American. He is the
fourth American citizen to receive
this recognition. He is also a member
of the Advertising Men's Post No. 38,
American Legion, also Military Order
of the World War, for officers only,
Reserve Officers' Association of the
United States, 32nd degree Mason, a
Shriner, and one of Chicago's finest
type of citizen. Major Goodwin has
achieved success in every line he has
undertaken.
Edward R. Litsinger, prominent
banker, lawyer and business man,
chairman of the Board of Review of
Cook County, is the general counsel
and director. Burton Mudge, Jr., with
the brokerage house of Norris &
Kenley, is also a vice president and
director. John Gowan-Stobo is the
comptroller and a director. Leslie C.
Seward is secretary and treasurer.
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RIOTS WORSE, U. S. CONSUL
SAYS
WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug.
25.-The state department to-night
received a cablegram from
Paul Knabenshue, American con-sul
at Jerusalem, sent at 7
o'clock last night, indicating that
the disturbance there between
Arabs and Jews had become
steadily worse during the pre-vious
twenty-four hours.
While the consul gave details
of sporadic clashes and out-breaks
between the two factions
on the outskirts of the city and
a general report on the situa-tion,
he made no mention of any
appeal by American citizens for
him to request the United States
to send a warship for their pro-tection.
No mention was made of the
number of casualties as the re-sult
of the outbreaks, and state
department officials said tonight
that they were certain the con-sul
would have reported if
American lives or property were
in jeopardy. They expressed
confidence that the acting high
commissioner of Palestine,
Harry Charles Luke, would ade-quately
handle the situation and
would provide for the gathering
of any necessary military forces
to supplement the present ef-forts
to quell the riots.
DEMANDS PROTECTION FOR
AMERICANS
WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug.
26.-Protection for the lives
and property of American citi-zens
in the trouble areas in Je-rusalem,
where Arabs and Jews
have met in armed conflict over
the rights of religious worship
at the Wailing Wall, was asked
of the British government at
London today by Ambassador
Charles G. Dawes.
PEACE BODY PLANS SESSION IN
JERUSALEM
FRANKFORT (J. T. A.)-Jewish
representatives from various countries
are participating, together with Chris-tians,
Moslems and Buddists, in the
sessions of the Universal Religious
Peace Conference taking place here
under the chairmanship of Shailer
Matthews of Chicago.
Among the Jewish delegates are Dr.
Stephen S. Wise of New York, Dr. J.
H. Hertz, Chief Rabbi of Great Britain,
Dr. David de Sola Pool, New York, and
Senator Isaac Rubinstein, Chief Rabbi
of Vilna.
The overwhelming sentiment among
the delegates is that the next session
of the conference be held in Jeru-salem.
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Estimates Furnished on Hotels, Apart-ment
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Office Carpets Cut and Made to Order
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MAXWELL FURNITURE & CARPET CO.
Floor Coverings - - - 624 Maxwell St.
Furniture Store - 14th and Jefferson Sts.
Phone Canal 5171
20 Years in the Same Place
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75 East 35th Street
PARTS FOR ALL CARS
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432-34 East 63rd Street, N. E. Cor. 63rd and Vernon
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