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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
DON'T PUT OFF TILL TOMORROW

DON'T PUT OFF TILL TOMORROW
Make 1t your business 10 Immediate
~ take tho Madison st. car
goieg south. marked as Beacon
HID fshould be marked jefferson
Park, TO the end OF the line.
Autos will take you direct TO the
property. Statesmen on the ground
until s .. m. this evening and all
day tomorrow Sunday. at which
time. gt these unheard-of prices.
every lot in the addition should
he sold. and Will be W the rent
paying. home-loving public Will
only take time 10 Investigate.
What could be better outing
than TO take car ride to the end
of the car line and an auto bus
ride thru beautiful Jefferson park
20 this property this evening or
tomorrow Sunday. No obligation
on your part Whatsoever to pur-
chase. a. we consider Walking.
talking advertisers are the big
gest asset an office can have. and
you will certainly give the prop
erty a boost to your friends and
acquaintance. whether you buy
or not.
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SUNSHINE ORCHARD 5-AcRE
TRACTS
Old homestead lust cut up: 90 min
utcs out on Everett interiir ban.
on main highway just north OF
Lake l,ailtnRer. fine soil and a
truly WARM spot. Beautiful
homes adjoin; part cleared. Priced
ut $3.50 up. on easy terms. Tracts
farther out more than double
Dozen tracts left Want congenial
neighbors.
FRANK IT. ATKINS
Elliott 5313. e6f Empire Bldg.
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JOIN orr
EXCURSIONS
EVERY WEEK
To the Celebrated
Three Rivers Fsrms
of the Yakima Region.

If you want REAL farm
one that viii produce 8 tons
% alfalfa per acre. 20 tons
81 sugar bccta to the acre.
bringing $40 10 81 n tom
$500 20 $500 from fruits
and berries just the
place 10 make big money on
hogs aud cows
INVESTIGATE THIS
At oNcR
Arrange 10 go along with
ua on one Of these rxcur-
sionr Soc US today or to-
morrow. The land ~ selling
nj 500 an aere--wiih per-
pc,uai water right available
and prosperous farms
nil around. The farmers
here are really making
money and viii tell you so.
No long. cloudy seasons.
no stumpE 10 clear. zoe
days Of bright sunshine
every year--and the longest
growing season north Of the
Mason Dixon line. Three
railroads. good schools. good
towns and big markets
Lots of work IN this district
at good wages.
Call or write for informa-
WESTERN PACIFIC
SECURITIES co.
so7-s-i6 Hoge Bldg.
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$3.50
GROOM BEAUTY

QwN YotR OWN HOME
We have for sale four modern 3.
room cottages two have ire
places zach lot sixise.
81. 500 will take them ali. $1,000
cash. balane. at per cent. or Will
sell them single at t1.sso and
sa.soe each. 81. 900 down. balance
SIS per month. and interest at =
per cent
This will give you approximately
~ per cent return ON your money
as an Investment.
We viii accept Liberty Bonds AZ
face value IN payment
address
A. w QtffsT COMPANY
atn Hogr Hidg.. Seattle. wash. or
y. o Bos s07. Eremsrtnn. Wash.
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ISsAQUAH NAiI.TY-iD acres on
sunset highway FOR ~ $50 Nearly
all Eopd soils n lot OF Wearing and
splendid creek. Another ten
acres Joining the above on the
north, with - little more clearing.
for $500. 10 ncrep on the south.
with improvements. Tor $4,000.
These are the only small tracts
Tor sale In iaHaquah valley. and
they are well worth the money.
Abroiutsiy no danger 81 overflow.
g. " BERRY
lasaaUah. Wash.
FRUIT AND BERRY LAND
We are placing m the market sew
oral hundred acres good legged
off land. Write for literature and
our offer &c workmen.
THREE LANES LUMBER
COMPANY
THREE LAX "a WAEH-
10 or 80 ACRES LEVEL LAND.
heavy loan, fronting county road.
close in. SIS per acre. your terms.
owner. aDt Scabonrd. or y h n E
Rainier i10-R evenings.
ACRES. WE'LL IMPROVED. BEST
Of soil. s-ronru house and oihe r
good buildings. =. T. Co. Dos Sea-
board ELL les.
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III. s. TURNER REAL ESTATE co
1904 FOURTH AVE.
Phone Elliott 1926.

Seattle will be the first city in the
United states of less than 100000
to have a million"
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ACRE TRACTS
WITH
WATER AND LIGHTS

DO modern conyenieneos appeal 10
you In selecting a suburban home
A complete water system. with large
mains. supplying water In every
tract; electric iightA: good soil;
desirable neiEhborhood and easy
transportation down town arc
some of tho advantages OF our
acre tracts north OF tho city. 900
yards east Of Richmond Highlands
station. on Everett interurban
and North Trunk highway.
Sold on Easy payments Title In
sursnce furnished at time OF sign
Ing contract
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iiAhcAiN ACRES


BARGAIN kcHEs
NORTH
Seattle bank has forrriascd on and
placed in eur office for sale III.
following bargains in suburban
acres two miles north Of city. at
Chelsea. on Botheii paved boulc-
ward.
acres bottom land for 5000.
; y acres bottom land for s27fo
acres. nicely situated. for $1,000.
2 n acres. $50 feet from boulevard.
sr.2s0
Several acre tracts for $500
several fractional acres at rate 81
$500 per acre
Every one described is within short
distance OF new lo0-foot boule-
ward now under construction, and
should be seen 10 be appreciated.
Terms. 10 per cent cash. balance
easy monthly payments az per
cent Come 10 our office soon.
talk the matter over. and see the
tracts anon: have first choice.
Every tract can be shown In 30
minutes
H. s. HENDRICKsoN
Eli 2o22 East 1853. ais Boston Blk.
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Sc FOR sALE--wATERFRONT
PROPERTY
LOGGED.OFF LANDS
FEMALE HELP WANTED

~ SgWtssG turtI WAN BO
WANTED--ENERy WOMAN TO
remain beautiful by using Prin-
cess Beautifier. powder and
creams. Beauty box a months
auppiy), value SAYS. special s1.a0.
Finishing cream soc. Princess
Toilet Co. 1863 Arcade Rldg.
.CkEDIT-A LITTLE DOWN. a LIT
tie each week. Ladies' dresses.
conts. suits.
PHELPS co. so5h Third tupstairs)
WANTED--A HOUSEk EEPER FOR
elderly widow. University district
Light work; very pleasant, home.
Phone North 362.
II A RN TELEGRAPHy - GOOD
pay. easy, clean. steady work. 81
starts you. Telegraph school. 22s
Hinckiey Bldg
Way THEY ARE DANCING, TAKE
or lessons. stevens. 1893 fth.
RAGTfME PIANO PLAYING
tnught. Pantapes Building.
l5-A SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
JAPANESE TAUGHT. KABOYASifi
School Elliott 4y3A
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AUCTION GALE
/ will sell at my place. foFWer1
CampbeIl's ranch. three mill
northeast OF Redmond. AZ Avo{
dale. on Tuesday. June ,. 10z
AZ follows. Herd Of - choI1
mitch cows. Guernsey bull,
months old; horses. wAGcne. ~
machinery. separator. 100 q.
cable. and 100 chickens. SIN
start atsfe.so q. m.
HENRY Bt1SSrHEA Owner
Redmond, Washington
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Statesmen WANTED

20 Statesmen WANTED
STARTLING NEW MASTERPIECES
OF great war that touch the heart
strings. Many new subjects. Sell
like wiidfire. $50 week easy, SAM
pies free. Also portrait and frame
catalogue. Consolidated Portrait
Co, 1904 w ADAMS st. Chicago,
AGENTS WANTED--NEWL PAT
ented suApender and brace COM
bined. Sells 81. Send SOC money
order for sample pair Money re-
Suspender Co. Suite i12. 2s3
broadway. New York.
AGENTS-BfG PAY AND FREE AU-
tomobile introducing wonderful
new gasoline saver, puncture-
proof, 5-year spark plugs and
other economical auto necessities.
Outfit free. L. Ballwcy, us, sta.
4, Louisville. Ky.
MONEY MADE Ey THOUSANDS.
Hest oil proposition ever Offered,
Highest commissions paid. Acre
age proven. Burkburnett Tex.
Stock fast seller. Supplies free.
Big southern Investment Co. Fort
Worth. Tex.
BIGGEST MONEY MAKER IN
years. Iceless ice box. Needed
In every home. Demonstration
creates sensation. Sells at sight
$3.50 100 per cent profit Union
Manufacturing Co. 262 Canal ST.,
New York,
WIDE-A WAKE MAN TO TAX y
charge OF our local trade. 81 to So
a day, steady. No experience re-
ouired. Pay starts at once. write
today American Products Co..
49,. American Bldg. CINCINNATI. ..
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TWO FRESH GATENBURG coat
years old. and three female Nc
cheap n taken at once. AR
B-s2, Star
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Statesmen WANTED

AGENTS. MAKE iO6ss 70 bo6r<. fi6
TO $40 per day Fine side line or
mail proposition Have your own
business y a r. Co. 1927 Mon.
mouth ave, Los Angeles. Cal.
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4 One rebuilt type 81. u
passenger Cadillac, ~
painted.
Rent men know our ~
built Cadiilaca. ou1
give them hearty ~
dorsement This CO. IA
will not be With -
long at the price -
ask.
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Two type 81 Ca6ilDace =
passenger dcmonefroe
tors. the standard 81
the world Good cord
tires all around. Thee
cars run and look Ike
new.
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CENSUS Marks. 900 NEEDED.
fss month. age. ~ upward. EN-
perience unnecessary For IRE"
particulars Of examinations write
J Leonard fformor government
eXnmincD. 1lit Equitable Bldg-
Al-- II. Il IL. Ii -
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FOR sALE--REAI. ESTATE

~ FOR s.,LE--REtL ESTATE
JUST OUTSIDE CITY - LECTION
springs Park. near Green LAX
small house, $500. terms. Owner.
West 7sa-w
SIN LEVEL LOTS. NEAR EAST
Madison. II you want nice home
a. reasonable price. phone East
YOU SHOULD OWN youR OWN
home See John r. Adams at
Fauntieroy: no makes u easy for
yen. city office. ais Hoston Bik.
IL LoTa ron SALE At PACIFIC
city i.aN 1 20 I and 20 To 80.
block ITO, Div. 6. $500. terms. ].
shepherd Wilson Creek. wash
NEW GROOM BUNGALOW, FoA-
ter station. two blocks southeast
Foster school q. ". Jordan. II
8. iiox 2ta
7-RooN MODERN Horsr. q q o y
large lot. close 90 ear $3.50. good
tertnn = T. Co. sek SeEboafd.
Fil los
GROOM HOUSE. LARGE lot:
$3.50. fin0 cash. balance as rent
Y. Co. aos seAbosrd tsii. los
foN QUEEN ANNE bargains con-
suit GIBSON ~cASl-f REALTY CO.
1905 10th W Open eveniwus.
5 : ROOM coWicN Park RESI-
dence and furniture A snap.
Phone k~nwood 22as.
ahNiNIiA. iLCAhlNe. i.ss JACK
son - N~sse~ aatt. res b-a. i1it
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FREE-oNE LOT

on T.aurelhurst; worth $500 20 the
party who buys two corner lots
on Laurelhurst One lot $685. and
5000. Must be sold. Cash or Lib
erty Bonds Apply
C2f Firth Ave. North. Seattle
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A new street being projected by the
city. starting 81 Ninth ave. =. and
Spokane. winding It's Nay up ar
easy grad. and crossing beacon
ave. . short distance north ~
these lots. making an easy and
quick way OF reaching this prop
erty from the Industrial district
on the tide flats. and more than
likely this will be one OF the firrt
real new street car lines built next
year. Until n is built or the Bea-
con nm car line 10 extended 20
this property. we guarantee YOU
proper transportation at not more
than IA cents to all parts OF the
city. and probably only eentA
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PRICES sLAsHED

We have made fe0uc~
tions to the amount OF
$1,000 on our ex-
changed cars
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sHAFTssuRY

s. Harrington was in Bennington
Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barney we're
in Pittsaeld, Mass, Friday.
Memorial exercises were held at the
depot school and Maple hill Friday
afternoon.
Levi Randall and Jarvis Hurd OF
Cambridge, N. Y, spent Sunday at
the home of f. b. Randall.
Harry Farnum and sons OF South
SALISBURY visited Sunday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Strong.
The Ladies Aid will have fair
at the NJ. Z. church Friday evening of
this week There will be a sale OF
useful and fancy articles, also pop
corn, home made candy. etc. The
ladies' will serve supper from 6
o'clock until all are served. Every
one are cordially invited.
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DORSET HOLLOW

Mrs. John Dalton who has been
visiting in Troy has returned.
Miss Dorothy Kelley spent the
weekend at her home here.
Edward Il. Bajar of Manchester is
doing plumbing work at Glen Farm.
Mrs. William Kelley is visiting her
daughter Mrs. l.. ]. Mccoy in Ben
nington.
Mr.. Adolf Burke was in Troy, N
T., last week visiting his wife. who
is In the hospital there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Streeter and
family also Mr.. and Mrs. Burton
Blackmer were in Manchester Friday
George Baldwin who has been at
Erwin Roberts Is now with hi.
brother, Joseph Baldwin of Dandy
Mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. Moon ant
daughter, Mary Charlotte of New
York City arrived here Monday fol
the season at Glen Farm.
Miss Smith who has been vlsitin,
her sister, Mrs. Charles O'Nelia fol
several weeks returned to- her HON,
In Amsterdam, ~ Y. Tuesday.
Ned Lanfear who has been IN IN,
U. 5. Army in France for the pas
year and half returned to his HON,
here "Wednesday. Ned looks well
and Is glad to get back home one,
more.
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PERU

The fruit trees have been in full
bloom the past week,
Rev. c. c. Lyon entertained his
brother and two nephews over Sun
day.
, George b. whitney and family Of
Townshend attended church here
Sunday morning.
Mrs. c. c. Lyon recently spent n
few days in Westtield, Mass, attend
ing q school commencement there.
MA Mabel Williams spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. ard
Mrs. Asa Browns returning to New
York Sunday evening.
A son, Edward simonds, arrived at
the home OF Mr., and Mrs. j. q. Far
nun May 20. Mothe and son are
doing nicely Mrs Ada Bruce is car
ms fOi them.
Memorial day was observed with ex
ercisea in tho church in the afternoon
bv the school children who also held
social IN the hall in the evening
the proceeds Of which we're for th'
Junior Red Cross.
Mrs. Dougle and children have ar
rived at Mrs, Ellie Russells for tn
summer. Among others TO be il
town last week were I. G. Cosmu
| and family, Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Grant
! Mrs. ]. II. Genos Conover, and tn
/ Misses Thompson. There are also
few guests at the hotel.
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Daily Health Talks
URIc AcIn IN THE sYsTEa
ny LEE II. SMITH, NJ. D.


Uric acid is now generally recognized
as Che cause OF more diseases than was
heretofore believed. When the kidneys
are out OF order uric acid accumulaies
within The body in super abundance
The disordered kidneys do not filter
the poisons out OF the blood, as they
ought TO do, and SO the poisons remain
in the blood and hoat around until
they find place to lodge, in form of
urate salts. The thing to remember is
that you may have rheumatism in any
part of the hody--you may have pains
anywhere your back may ache and
your head may be dizzy - but the
trouble is not where the pain appears.
The trouble is in the kidneys, and
what is the first thing 10 do2 You must
get that excess uric acid out of your
system, which can be done by taking
Anuric Tablets, the splendid remedy
which DR.. Pierce, Of Buffalo, N. Y,
has put on sale in the drug stores ut
low price. Anuric Tablets (made
double strength, when taken into the
system as medicine, have the peculiar
power Of dissolving the uric acid de-
posted there. Drop a bit Of sugar or
salt into hot water, and y will dis
appear. In precisely the same way do
these Anuric Tablets dissolve uric acid.
OF course, after Kidding the system OF
uric acid, IL may return again unless
you oat the right foods and live tho
right kind Of life, but DR.. Pierce will
advise you fully on proper food and
correct living II you write and asl,
him. He makes no charge for such
advice. Take Anuric Tablets to-day,
by oil means, and get that uric acid
out OF your system. Don't, don't
! don't, put the matter of.
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EAST RUPERT

Is. Ladd has. been quite indespos'
cd laiely.
Charles Towslcy and family spent
Sunday with his parents in Pawlet'
Charles Perkins and family spent
the Sabbath with relatives in Rupert.
Mrs. A. A. Rogers and family of
Hebron, n. Y, with other friends
called at b. Ladd's Decoration day.
several have been quite Ill the past
week with the prevailing disease but
an arc much better at the present
time.
Tho farmers are very busy putting
in the crops which have been delaped
on account Of the rainy weather we
have had.
Harry Danforth and family spent
the Sabbath with his wife's sister,
Mrs Frank Mcclure residing at
Manchester.
Mrs. Leslie Cary of Truthyille
spent a few days with her parents
the latter part OF the week and return
ed to her home Sunday.
Quite a number attended tho me-
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SOUTH DORSET

A dance was held in school hall Sat
urday night.
Several from here attended the
dance in Manchester Friday night.
John Battle of West Rutland
land was weekend guests OF Mrs.
Burns also.
Miss Rose Brooks of Pawlet was a
weekend guest Of her Mother, Mrs.
Addie Brooks.
John Tully has gone to Fair Haven
and Rutland where he will visit re-
latives for few days.
Messrs Dunn and Weiss of Hartford
Conn, are the guests of the formers
cousin, Thomas Malone.
William Burns, student at U. V.
NJ, was the weekend guest Of his
mother. Mrs. Julia Burns.
Miss Loretta Wyman of New York
City was guest of her mother, Mrs.
Sarah Wyman. for a few days last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carrigan and
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-04

family OF Bennington were guests OF
relatives in town several days last
week.
Miss Gertrude Tully of Castleton
Normal school was the weekend
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w.
f. Tully.
Miss Rose Burns, Miss Alice Burns,
and Walter Koch Of Now York City.
were tie guests OF Mrs. Julia Burns
over the. weekend.
Messrs. John and Francis Tully of
West Haven and Joseph 1ully of Rut.
land we're the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w, l.. fully for a few days last,week.
Miss Susan Molloy OF New York
City and Edward Molloy OF Albany
were weekend guests OF their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Molloy.
Pre- Memorial exercises were held
in the hall by the South Dorset
school children and the Morse District
school children last Thursday after
noon.
Miss Charlotte Burns Of New York
City, Miss Gertrude Burns OF Ben
nington and Thomas Burns OF Proct
or were weekend guests Of thel
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Burns.
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mortal services at Dorset last Friday
and several attended the dance at
Manchester in the evening.
Wallace Towsley and wife and Mrs.
B. Laid took trip to Manchester Sun
day. calling on friends, it was a de-
lightful day and all enjoyed the trip
very much.
School closed last Thursday with
a picnic UP at Hager Brook Falls, all
seemed to enjoy the day very much.
several we're unable to attend on ac-
count OF illnesss.
Edgar NJ. Hill and wife of Provi-
dence, r. l., were guests of his moth
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had for sl.s9.-Adv.

Dr. L. e. Potter Of Pownal was in
town Yesterday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Riley of Park
street have been notified of the safe
arrival at Hoboken of their son,
James Riley, who has been in service
for nearly year.
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Some trust to luck-sonie rely upor
nlluencc-some expect promotion
without self-assertlon-but the perse-
vering riso upon the wings Of will
He-"ort Kaufman.
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err, Mrs. B. Ladd and other relatives
last week. Mr.. Hill returned to his
home Saturday, but his wife took
trip to northe New York to visit
her brother and other friends for
short time.
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ron SALE

FOR sALE-At the Soldiers Home,
or tons of hay az $50 per ton. Also
a combination folding bed with writing
desk on ton. Very cheap. lbt-6'
nor sALE-severai young pigs and
shoats Mould like 10 buy 20 bush-
lis potatoes, must be good clean
stock. true TO name and OF some good
standard variety. Phone 1895, J. IL.
potera. ''tNo'''
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NIsOELLANESUs

NoTICE-Agonts. Write me II you
want TO connect with the easiest sell
ling and most liberal Health and Ac-
cident Insurance Policy on the market.
J. H. Dwyer, Windsor. Vermont l6t-t+
NOTTCF-BuY YOUR AUTOMOBILE
AT Wholesale n few TO your
friends and ride for nothing yourself.
You can earn $500 ION every car you
sell. A few sales will give you u high
ciaas car without cost and you can
roaiige n rood income bcsideA BE an
owner Agent for your vicinity with
out interfering with your present oc-
cuDation write for particulars. y.
" Bowcn Jr. kinsloy Building, provi-
dcnco H. l. i5t-i2.
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Children Cry
FOR FlETCHER'S
- a = T Q r a
WANTED

WANTED-Girls to train for infants
nurses course s mouths. N Apply. 81.
Margaret's House and hospital, Al ,b.ans
N. y. 1900 oo'
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WANTED-DresseS ligs weighing
from as to 12h pounds. The Harbour
Market. Tel. GIL. S7tf
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VANTED--Women to do private
laundry work at home. no bedding or
linen. Address Laundry Box 44O
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NOTICE Certified l.. s. Army
chauffeur desires steady position driv-
inr or doing repair work IN garage.
Address Chauffeur Box $40.
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.NOpiCE-Gontlem desiring clean,
pleasant rooms homelikc and ccn-
traliy located can find them by adj
dressing Rooms Box ii0 lit-6'
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WANTED--Middle aged woman for
general housework, two in family. APP
ply Mrs. a. u. Gardners Cedar Hill farm
Pownal. VT. llt-b
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WAN4ED-L at the Proctor
Hospital Proctor, Vermont. Good
place and steady work for the right
party Address Proctor Hospital,
Proctor, VT. lltf.
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WANTED-United States postage
stamps before 1870. Higher prices II
on the original envelope Look over
your old letters George a. HitchePck.
Ware. Mass. l4t-o'
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TEACHERS wANTED--At once. Va
canoes in all grades. Salaries $a0U
10 $500 Hathaway Teachers Agency.
Bennington phone 226-W. s6tf
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WANTED-A capable woman foi
genersu housework Mrs. Harry War
Ken, no Grandvlew ST., tel 345-M.
M M lists.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-04

WANED--Man by the day or month,
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
School Teachers
May Accept Jobs
During Holidays

School teachers may work In
department stores during the
coming holiday season and thus
add few dollars 60 their princely
salaries,
The school board unbcnt at iia
Friday meeting long enough TO
rescind It's longenforccd rule that
no teacher shall accept outside
employment
The rule has been enforced on
the theory that outside employ
mcnt serves 60 decrease tho eff
cheney OF the teachers. but the
board let down the bars Friday,
after Superintendent of schools
+. n. Cooper asserted that the no
outside. work rule was had for tho
good viii ana working spirit OF
the teaching corpa,
So. when you buy doll for tho
Kid. or n pianola for tho wife, be
tween now and Christmas. you
may he served by one Of our
hrainiest school teachers.